Hoelz Rise and Robber Baron Rule in Vogtland
The article recounts Max Hoelz’s bold uprising in Vogtland, seizing Falkenstein, freeing prisoners, looting, and burning villas as he establishes a communist regime. Government action and worker councils waver between restraint and arming for defense, ending with Hoelz’s capture by Czechs and pending trial in Germany.
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Max Hoelz
Bohemia
Germany
Vogtland
Saxony
Sowers
Hoelz
Kapp
Plauen
Ince
Pwelir
Millis
Beenes
Mauen
Sfalkenstein
Trutzler von Fenstein
Aften
Rmng
Preitself
Markneukirchen
Falkenstein Anzeiger
Tierr Gradnauer
Gradnauer
Vaagtland
Trelz
Chemnitz
Vogtlind
Toelz
Falkenstein
Berlin
Reichswehr
Holz
Gera
Thuringrap
Dresden
Klingenthal
Bohemian
Hayn
Burns
Falkenstein Hoelz
Sever
Red Guards
Marienbad
Tennessee and Lamoine Weather Report Motoring Rap
Report notes a heavy rain Thursday night soaking ground with no wind damage. Mentions Jake Carson driving to Burl and casual town observations in a brief local update.
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Jake Carson
Coroner and Clerk Announce Republican Nominations
Samuel B. Russler announces his candidacy for County Coroner subject to Republican primaries on September 15, 1920. Will B. Martin announces his candidacy for Circuit Clerk subject to Republican primaries on September 15, 1920.
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Samuel B. Russler
Will B. Martin
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Clara Jones
Foley’s Grove
Slillsgrove
Young Ladies’ Band
J. B. Stookey
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