Great Britain Recognizes Soviet Russia Stirs Minnesota Editors
A front page four column display from the Minneapolis Morning Tribune proclaims recognition of Soviet Russia in stentorian tones. The piece notes how Minnesota editors who vilified Bolshevism will react and mentions local editors Joey of the Mankato Free Press and Philip of the Free Press. The report references a Minnesota editors’ warning that Townleyism is tied to Bolshevism and predicts a political flip to back the Farmers Nonpartisan League.
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Minneapolis Morning Tribune
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
England
Johnny Bull
Joey
Mankato
Minnesota
Farmers’ Nonpartisan League
Green
Louis G. Vogel
New Ulm Review
Aug
Erickson
Springfield Free Press
Vogel
New Ulm
Our Soldiers First Stirs Debate Over War Debt
The Free Press opines Europe cannot pay interest on borrowed sums and asks for more from the United States. It argues four million soldiers deserve decent remuneration before considering Europe’s case and warns against criticizing allied powers over war debt.
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Europe
Uncle Sam
St. Peter
Free Press
Weisgerber
Powers
Post office service and libel claims stir editorials
The St Peter Free Press notes attacks on the Postal Service and its loyalty to the President. It mentions a Chicago business house that disclaims responsibility for mail loss and suggests Burleson sue for libel if needed. The piece calls for postmaster general reforms or resignation.
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Chicago
Lansing
Connecticut spends on wool via dog licenses for state mills
The piece argues Connecticut uses about $10 000 yearly from dog licenses to buy merino sheep and create a state mill system, labeling it socialism and Bolshevik in tone while mocking reactionary press and Nonpartisan League anxieties. It weaves in notes on wheat prices, prison crooks, and editor conflicts amid a caustic Midwest press critique.
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Connecticut
Northwest
Lamberton Northern Light
Nonpartisan League
Madelia Rural News
Truman Tribune satire and spoof across Brown County edition
Readers mock the Truman Tribune editor with a caustic note about his alleged pro Huns stance. The letter hints at a feisty editorial room and calls to explore ads in the Review for more scathing commentary.
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Brown County
Truman Tribune
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