Farmers Read This I W W Letter Alleging League Ties
The Record prints a confidential bulletin linking league leaders to I W W agitation at Braddock and in Kansas wage plans. It cites a circular claiming a wage car would nearly double farm labor costs and discusses placing delegates in elevators to influence grain shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonpartisan League
League
Kansas
American League
Centralia
Wash
Stangeland
North Dakota
Burtness
Bolsehvik
Bolshevi
Tentative wage agreement eyed for harvest season in North Dakota
Agricultural Workers Industrial Union 400 and the Non-Partisan League draft a tentative pact aimed at a uniform harvest wage scale. The Minot meeting adopted it with some opposition, while railroads reportedly reject free transport, and crop prospects differ across regions including Minot, Rugby, and Devils Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Workers Industrial Union
Secy
Minot
Railroad Co
N.dakota
I.W.W
Employers of Labor
Kansas
Devils Lake
Wilson denies pact with British officials on ex-German ships
President Wilson told the Senate there was no agreement with Great Britain on the disposition of ex-German liners held by the United States. He sent the Senate a copy of a tentative Paris agreement outlining reparations credits and that title to the ships would not pass to the British.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Senate
Shipping Board
Congress
United States
Great Britain
Brandegee
Connecticut
Paris
Germany
Admiral Peary Dies at Washington Home
Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary retired Arctic explorer and discoverer of the North Pole died at his Washington home from pernicious anemia after a long illness. He was 64 and to be buried with full naval honors. Peary had received a blood transfusion ten days earlier.
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Washington
Robert Edwin Peary
North Pole
Admiral Peary
Navy
Nicaragua Ship Canal
United States
Greenland
Cisco Bay
Nicaragua Canal
Academy of Natural Science
Philadelphia
Bolsheviks Capture Archangel as White Forces Defect
A Moscow wireless dispatch reports Archangel on the White Sea fell to Bolshevik forces after White troops abandoned the town. The port had long served as a key Allied entry for Russian war materiel and a supply base for North Russia forces and allied troops including Americans.
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London
Archangel
White Sea
Moscow
Russia
Kerensky
Gronna Bill Dropped In Congress Abolishing Grain Corporation
John G. McHugh announces no further congressional attempts to pass the Gronna Bill abolishing the U S Grain Corporation. He cites briefs from grain exchanges showing abrupt termination would cause national grain market disaster and disrupt trade.
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Minneapolis
Congress
Gronna
United States Grain Corporation
John G. McHugh
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Washington
McHugh
Grain
Wilson Note To Entente Clears Adriatic Question
Washington officials express satisfaction that President Wilson’s note to the Entente powers on the Adriatic issue has set the US position clearly. The document’s contents remain private, with exchanges likely to continue but not public until the note is delivered in London.
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Washington
Wilson
State Department
Davis
London
Jugo-Slavia
United States
Paris
Italy
La Count Found Not Guilty in Wife Killing Case
Ralph J. La Count was acquitted by a district court jury before Judge Steele of murdering his wife Mrs. Madelyn La Count. After the verdict the judge ordered his immediate release from custody, ending his confinement since September 13 on the second ballot.
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Minneapolis
Ralph J. la Count
Judge Steele
Madelyn la Count
la Count
Eleven I W W Convicted of Criminal Syndicalism
In Montesano Washington eleven alleged I W W members were found guilty by a jury in Superior Judge Ben Shecks court under Washington criminal syndicalism statutes. Thirteen were charged originally. one dismissed for lack of evidence and another released due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montesano
Wash
Washington
Ben Shecks
Archangel Falls to Reds in Bolshevik Advance
Archangel reports a Bolshevik victory as White forces abandon the town and join Bolshevik troops. The Moscow dispatch says Russia’s military outlook has been favorable to the Bolsheviks for weeks and the Archangel fall was not unexpected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Archangel
White Sea
Moscow
Russia
Pole Discoverer Is Dead
Rear Admiral Peary dies at capital home after surgery for pernicious anaemia. He was the famed discoverer of the North Pole and was brought to the naval hospital here prior to death.
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Peary
Capital
Washington
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Naval Hospital
Hare
Military Training Bill Approved by House Committee
Washington universal military training set to begin July 1, 1922. The House military committee approved the bill by a 14 to 9 vote.
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Washington
House Military Committee
Armenians in Cilicia Fear Massacres in Adana Vilayet
News dispatches report Turkish nationalist rebels massacre Armenians in seven villages of Adana vilayet. Armenians seek arms from Allied authorities to defend themselves as Cilicia, home to about 150000 Armenians, faces worsening danger.
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London
Vilayet
Adana
Asia Minor
Cilicia
Asia-Minor
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I. W. Ws
Braddock
McCarthy
BULLETIN # 53
Eddie Post
Org. Comm
C.e.lundberg
S.h.wood
Mpls
Minn
Jas.Riley
Spokane
R.R.W
J.r.park
Kelly
Joe Noisey
Gottal
Jas.t.rogers
Harper Kansas
N.yakima Wash
Hall
F.koffre
Butte Mont
Metal Mine Workers Union
American Federation of Labor
A.raymond
Fred Goulder
Great Falls
Mont
Wm.Crowley
Harper
Lindsborg
McPherson
St.John
Harrington
Anthony
Kiowa
Conway Springs
Caldwell
Wellington
Illinois
Grays Lake
N. Dakota
Waimbleton
I. W
Port OF
Archangel Falls
U. S
Adriatic
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