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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1918

Page

5

Idaho Loyalists Attack Le Seuer and I W W Ties

A Idaho editorial accuses Arthur Le Seuer of I W W links and aids to the Non-partisan League, alleging plans to install a Bolshevik style government. The piece targets Le Seuer's nationwide role, solicits loyalty against his influence, and questions campaign conduct by Idaho leaders including Townley and McKaig.

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Letter From Arthur Le Sever Sent To Governor Burnquist

A facsimile from March 6 1918 shows Arthur Le Sever socialist I W W agitator and NNPL executive secretary writing to Minnesota Governor Burnquist. The document connects Le Severs actions including alleged sedition and involvement with Horace Mann and Bill Haywood.

Burnquist Minnesota Arthur LE Sever SON League LE Sever Horace Mann Idaho Sedition Bill Haywood

Idaho Citizens Fight Townley Influence in State Election

Frank R. Gooding warns Idaho farmers about NPL founder Townley and his allies. He accuses Townley of sedition, notes Congressional Record citations, and urges loyalty to the state to keep out outside capital and autocratic influence in Idaho's politics.

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Burnquist declines Nonpartisan League rally invitation

Governor Burnquist explains he cannot address Arthur Le Seuer and the National Nonpartisan League, citing partisanship, links to I W W and Bolshevik elements, alleged disloyalty during the war, and fears of class conflict. He asserts loyalty to the country, warns against associating with propaganda, and affirms support for unity and lawful government.

Minnesota National Nonpartisan League Organized Labor Twin Cities St. Paal Auditorium Arthur LE Seuer Arthur le Seurer Nonpartisan League Chass United States J. A A. Burnquist

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