Communist Party Origin Alleged by UMWA Series
A New York report purports to detail the origin of the Communist Party of America, tracing its founding to a May 15 1921 assembly on Overlook Mountain with 70 delegates. It alleges Moscow backing, internal factional split, and a drive to influence U.S. labor unions, plus extensive security and surveillance during the gathering.
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New York
Communist Party of America
Catskills
United States
Canada
United Mine Workers of America
Moscow
Scerecy
Vinterlogkiing
Eper
Communist International
Communist Party
United Communist Party
Over- Jook Mountain
Lenin and
Zinoviev
Unv
Lenin
Zinovievs
Kingston
Ovgrlank Mountain
Fort Montgomery
Tannersville
Saugherties
Woodstock
Grant Central
Communist Organi
Workers Party
American Federation of Labor
United Ming Workers of America
Organigilions
Ois
Los Angeles
Tos Anelos
Amon
Baldwin News Roundup of Local Social Notes
Mrs. Anna Shiffer spent several days with friends in Le Roy. Miss Ruth Anderson returned to Baldwin after summer in Kansas City. Mrs. E G Johnson ill with indigestion. Mrs. Hober Hess delayed by sister’s funeral in Conway, Arkansas. President Wallace back from Chicago with lumbago. Prof and Mrs Willard Tiffyman of Farmville guests of Prof and Mrs G H Bretnall. Mr Tidymen a Baker graduate. Miss Muesse enrolled at the state university in Lawrence after study in Nashville. Mrs G W Wiltgus and Cecil Willzus of Topeka visited Baldwin. Mr and Mrs Wade of Ostopic arrived with daughter, a Freshman in Baker. Mr and Mrs Fehcrited Binzer and Edward returned from Neosho after a week with Dr and Mrs Charles A Shumway.
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Ruth Anderson
Baldwin
Kansas City
Baker
E.G. Johnson
Hober Hess
Charles Hollidas
Conwaysas
Mondar
Ua Oituva
Charles A. Shamo
Wallaci
Chicago
Willard Tiffyman
Farmville
Virginia
G .H. Bretnall
State Normal
Tidymen
Myence
Lawrence
Muesse
Phi Mu hosts welcome for Mrs Pennington in Baldwins circles
Mrs Me W Pennington honored by Baldwins Phi Mu women at a reception in Taylor hall. Guests included faculty wives and patronesses. Miss Miriaut Welty, Mariy Yingling, and Sybil Kin yon performed music while light refreshments followed. About seventy five guests attended. Miss Ann Kelly of Vinland visited cousins Dorothy and Helen Deel. Florence Bennett plans a six week Toronto trip. Mr. and Mrs Frank Mlae- Donagh to host. Betty Hawk family in Milwaukee September visit. Jack improving, return to Baldwin for school. Faculty wives attended a reception for new Bake students. Bishop and Mrs Quayle stayed. Local property ownership rises. Baldwin’s water, new shop attract newcomers. real estate activity marked by new residents and homes.
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Ed Mondity
Amother
Me W. Pennington
Mebouth
Fheuley
Tis Toon
Ole Sovoritious
Phi Mu
Rabiwin
Miriaut Welty
Mariy Yingling
Sybil Kin
Pennington
Baldwin
Ann Kelly
Vinlard
Dorothy
Helen Deel
Florence Bennett
Frank Mlae-Donagh
Toronto
Lafayette T. Hawk
Jack
Milwaukee
Hawk
Bakiwi
Clionian and Biblical Literary Societies
Taylor
Bishop
William A. Quayle
Alligayle Quayle
Billy
Ludington
Mich
Abigayle Quayle
Sieur
Ota
Hitle
Anna Harsechbergey
Vis
Catholic Ladies Aid meets at St Raphael building
The Ledora The'sthalie Lath Altar society held its regular monthly meeting at the Catholic stash building yesterday afternoon with about thirty members attending. Hostesses Mrs. due Mer and Mrs. Max Rothberger arranged a five course meal. Attendance includes Miss Mariv Epperson and comments on community visits and church activities. A cafeteria supper and fish pond for children were planned for September 20 at the Catholic school.
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Sthalie Lath Altar Society
Mariv Epperson
Kirby
Floyd
Kangaa
Vera Beckhaupt
Biv
Gideray Brethaupt
K. CO
Lawrence
S. Z. Lawson
Kanats
Slark
Allen
Malet Sentelybrook
Ivy Magenbugen
Catholic Toudies Aller Society
Sinay
Ales
Tillie King Atter
Mayd Williams
Wansss Rity
Celovino
Vinland Family Moves and Local Notices Reported
The report notes Mr and Mrs Gootwe Liston and the Faunly rave to Tapeke near Helore. Former residents Gloma reside in Vialuri neighborhood. Javes Ati Speiety held a function at the silos of deen Wer kum Wedacs. Sale details unclear but some notices indicate paid guidance.
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Mr c
Gootwe Liston
Benie
Heloreum
Gloma
Vialuri Weishe Bourhood
Deen Werkum
Thea
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Cgusin
Anne Pye
Rome
NEA Service
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Nense
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Will Merry
Bray
Harris Atromdhal
Ching
Chord Witeon
Pawis
Topol
Herbert Liagsot
Raw City
Lawami
Charles Brown
T Combest
Mes. C. Fh
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Hughes
S. G. Hughes
Gilmore
Mery Syd
Arthur
F. BE. Sholle
T. Dustin
Topeka
Shodle
Dustin
Helen Sommers
Marion Everly
Mary Noikeno
Charles Conger
Raeno
Nobkenper
Fae Caurhter
Dolle
Gga
Conger
Gidmer
Thesper
Tsas
Phivon Vonwer
Qoeon
A. Ludameod
Harold
Halen
Marjorie
Herkerey
Calif
Charles Bayless
Mary
Arthir
Alre
Thale
Turner
Famiix
Sanday
Lawrence Ae
Ovbobess
Choise Eles
Vania Sisais
Ali
Pyar
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Baym
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Tasen Af Tawse Eying
Thie Viviti
Wey Teil Gracie
Old Home
Stanley
Feromerung
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Dad Keyes
Vinland
Syear
Ned
Hhad Cai
Cvaturs
Bavrenes
Ayer
Bayer
Goodrich
Silvertown Cord Tires
Budaley Brothers Hunsinger Garage
Butler Sanderson Motor Co
C. W. Smith
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