Winnipeg Veterans Paddle for Justice in Red Threat Rally
More than 4 000 Winnipeg veterans pledged action against Reds this afternoon. They demanded accountability for wartime mismanagement and urged relief for a food crisis. A mass meeting near the auditorium drew soldiers, marchers, and many sympathizers who warned of possible government upheaval if strike leaders fail to curb violence. Mayor Gray condemned the militants while officials prepared for further action to keep order and protect property amid the tense conditions.
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Wholesale Furnishing Men Pledge Jobs for Soldiers
A dubious OCR fragment mentions efforts by wholesale furnishing men to pledge jobs for soldiers. The text references a pledge by members and an urge for action, but the passage is incomplete and lacks clear names, places, or concrete actions.
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United States supports soldiers as they rejoin civilian work
Discharged service members strive to find employment while the nation organizes assistance programs. The government pledges to guide industry and communities in absorbing workers and sustaining wartime production through the transition.
Women Trade League Pushes Soviet Recognition
At the National Wormerla Teste Union League convention in Philadelphia resolutions urged immediate lifting of the Russian blockade on all fronts and withdrawal of American troops. They called for action to secure ratification of a suffrage amendment so women can vote in the 1820 election.
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Jobs on Farms Offered to Soldiers Spread Across Region
Three thousand farm jobs for discharged soldiers are posted in New York New Jersey and Connecticut. pay starts at 60 a month with expenses. Dr George W Birchwey state director of the U S Employment Service announced the listing yesterday. Colonel Arthur Woodn former Secretary of War Baker aide urged approval of 808 000 for continued work by the employment service next year. He warned that ending the service on July 1 would hamper returning soldiers and sailors seeking work. The service operates nationwide, coordinating with welfare groups as the main placement system for veterans.
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Court Asked to Reopen Overland Plant After Fatality
Toledo article reports a U S District Court action to order reopening of the Overland plant, following mayoral request after a vote that left two dead and twenty five injured. The Daily Grand Company filed the petition, seeking injunctions to restrain workers from interference. Judge Kilin set a Saturday hearing.
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Paris Strike Threatens Clemenceau Government Amid Turmoil
Readable portions show Paris workers prepared to strike, prompting Clemenceau to seek calm while radicals push for a wider revolution. Reports cite 490,000 on strike fronts as unions and Bolshevik supporters press for action, with ministers convening miners and labor leaders to avert chaos and potential military deployment.
Labor Radicals in Britain Lose Ground Amid Moderates
A British labor scene report shows moderates among working class representatives outweighing extremists. Southport demands for troop withdrawal, abolition of conscription, blockade relief, and free election of conscientious objectors spark government reluctance. Industrial unrest grows yet political power remains uncertain as unions seek constitutional change and employers cooperate.
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Street clash ends in arrests amid chaotic New Market scene
About fifty soldiers from the South Military Police clashed with civilians in New Market Street. Fire and police units contained the riot as crowds fled. Two men were arrested, Private Charles Case fined $25 and Private William Minis, status unclear. Several shots were fired but no injuries reported.
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