Kept press debate as unions threaten papers in Seattle
A New York report on radical journals notes only two of forty-two were self-sustaining, with others funded by gifts or Bolshevik money. The piece cites labor union pressure and editorial censorship, including Seattle’s Post-Intelligencer, where unions forced ads out and printers refused to cooperate with boycotts while local printers uphold contracts and defend press freedom.
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Joint Legislative Committee
New York
Russia
Iabor
Oregon
Minion
Publica
Dilly Post
Eawin Selvin
Busiieet Chronicle
Selvin
American Federation of Labor
Post-Intelligencer
Intelligen
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Nantetloe
Seattle Union Record
Arein
Post~ Intelligencer
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Aml
Fas
Seattle
Kaiser
Fexaw
Tribes Assembly
Paners
Trades Assembly
Delymetes
Trade Assembly
Thin Mine Trades Assembly
Mix Eity
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Estrays Near Shoshone Idaho
On December 1 1919 Harry Jones took up several estrays at his farm about 11 miles northwest of Shoshone Idaho. A bay gelding two years old with a spot in the forehead and white on the left hind foot was described. The notice states the estrays will be sold on February 1920 at the location near Shoshone under estray laws for cash to the highest bidder.
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Harry Jones
Shoshone
Idaho
Lincoln County
Mahon
Boindin
United Rates
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Link’s Business College
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