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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1921

Page

6

Haywood Denounces U S Labor Reform In Russia Visit

London July 5 Russian Bolshevik organ Moscow quotes Big Bill Haywood urging propaganda among craft unions for an industrial revolution. Haywood, exiled after a 20 year espionage sentence, plans to return to serve his term. He contrasts Russian and American unions noting apprenticeship limits and race and gender barriers. Samuel Gompers rebukes Soviet Russia as savage.

London Caiecies Haywood IW. W Moscow Golume William D. Haywood United States U. S Russia Seattle Wash Chicago Detroit Samuel Gompersa American Federation of Labor Industrial Workers of

Police Declare Loan Sharks Must Get Out

Coroner and detective investigators conclude Ira Swank died by his own hand after being hounded by a loan shark. Swank, 35, of the New Standard hotel, was found in his room with a revolver and a bullet wound. friends say he faced relentless moneylender pressure and recent unemployment. Police call for a citywide campaign against Seattle loan sharks and vows to purge the practice.

Ira Happy) Swank New Standard Hotel A. K. Sellers James Burna Police Department Swank KE. W. Sa Strom Mra. C. BE. Sargent Sanstrom Ira Swank Seattle Erim Altho Archie Sullivan First Ave Ben Madole Third Ave Unionst Happy W. P. Stevenson Sandstrom Elica B. Swank Humphreys, Mo

Sima urges free criticism of military officers in RI talk

Admiral Sima told the Rhode Island branch of the Society of the Cincinnati that freedom to criticize armed forces is essential. He argued continental nations recognize criticism as vital to welfare and efficiency and to understanding true conditions of troops.

Newport U. S Sima Rhode Island Society of the Cincinnati Knowleas

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