Critique of Soviet Russia in La Follette review sources
The piece contrasts Mrs. La Follette and Emma Goldman accounts of Soviet Russia. La Follette praises improvements under the Soviets while Goldman portrays graft, privilege, and harsh conditions in schools and workplaces. Goldman’s firsthand anecdotes challenge the optimistic view, noting repression and poverty among workers and women.
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Russia
Robert Ys
la Follette
Sena
Emma Goldman
Berlin
la Fol- Goldman
Miss Goldman
Soviet Russia
Miss Goldmann
Roosevelt era critique of Soviet rule and Emma Goldman
The text contrasts La Follette's high minded ideals with flaws in hal shevik theory and argues that human happiness and liberty are absent under Soviet rule. Emma Goldman, fluent in Russian, asserts the rottenness and incompetence of the system, offering sharper evidence than La Follette.
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Emma Goldman
Mrs. la Follette
Riches to Rule Kings in Albania and Greece
The Chicago Tribune dispatch suggests Albania offers a royal post to Harry Sinclair, wealthy American oilman, while Greece seeks Basil Zaharoff as its first president. The piece argues money has long funded thrones, from robbery to diplomacy, and now industry and finance may crown the real rulers of the region.
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Chicago Tribune Dispatch
Albania
Harry Sinclair
Greece
Basil Zaharoff
Europe
Republic
Balkans
Fragmented notes mix in a strange holiday tale and political cues
A hazy OCR fragment mentions a New Jersey woman marrying a sixteen year old boy, aging into parity in about twenty years amid Christmas cheer in Philadelphia. It touches on bogus charges, rough British elections, moonshine in Cutler, hotelkeepers arrested in Pennsylvania, a New Yorker suing his wife, and Santa Claus costs, all woven into a chaotic, unclear skein of events and opinions.
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New Jersey
Ten Years Ago Wisconsin News Highlights From Oshkosh
In Ye Olden Times ten years ago today, Jarry W Burford of La Crosse was elected president of the Wisconsin Moving Picture Men's Association at their annual convention in Oshkosh. The report notes labor tensions in Westby and tobacco plants, a possible wage settlement, a poker of local business leaders, a child’s death, a small grocery fire, and community events including charity honors, factory buyouts, and church plans, with several local names and places cited.
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Jarry W. Burford
la Crosse
Westerday
Wisconsin Moving Picture Men's
Oshkosh
Westby
Woorsal
Sparta
Wotshy
Hote
Coa
Vineet
Basewell
Fal
Steinbee
A. K
Jams
Manneer
No Theatre
Jokiy Knebes
Knebes
Nature
Washington
Lia South Third Street
Lodge
Maccabers
Pamperin
Wiggenhorn River
W. A. Wiggenhorn
John Pamperin
Wiggenhern
T Galesville Burns Club
Yeterday
Joshua Rhade
Dancun Grant
Ter
Jyavid Bir
Ermine Fiobart Grant
Vate J. Tunte
The Tale of An Overcoat Ben Partridge’s Odd Nemesis
Ben Partridge, distracted by projects, insists on his seal and avoids warmth. His sister warns him about neglect, while a romance with Matty grows amid changing fortunes. The tale follows his stubborn pride, missed memories, and a pivotal evening that reshapes his life.
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Ben Partridge
uRiel
Matty
Lis Sisters
Bret
Sean
Fragmented Local Notice From Unknown Source
A readably damaged text fragment mentions names and locations in a stray sequence. It lacks complete events or clear structure but hints at an official notice or public matter with scattered terms and personal names.
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Abaos
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Sank A. Byers
Brayton
Associats Aditor
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Bsee
Art of Congress
the Tribune
Bustress of
Folkoriz
Hunten & Woodman
Ponples Life
Fifth Avenue
New York
Victor
Atlanta
Ameé Victoria Blde
St. Louis
Ssociated Press
Tor Sims
Liemon
Cutler
Steen
Piaimeslvinia
New Yorker
Ford
Santa Claus
Harry
Fire Department
Jacksell
Fey
Tearutolint
Shurenile
Tsage Clark
Rlely
Ote
J. C. Storey
Satan
George StTert
Stelian & Sehirk
C. B. Lee
Josephine
Bertha R. McDonald
Powhatan
Wlase
Fran Sen
Ivan Fe
Fae Corby
Cecil Dade
Corwwilias Anes
TREN
Order of
Philip S. Rose
Howard Lawrence
C. la Crosse
Sittina
Tink
Saturday Evening Post
Tivke Hor
Bettie
Pitzner’s Pyers—Cleaners
Tania
Fred Letthold
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