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Sisseton Weekly Standard in Sisseton, South Dakota

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Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1920

Page

2

Sedition Trials Split Poland War and Uproar in Illinois

The piece discusses Poland’s fighting as rear guard actions near Warsaw and Soviet pressure, plus a rise in revolutionary sentiment. It notes sensational interest in Pastor Russell prophecies and broader fears about capitalism, free speech suppression, and mob violence in a postwar era. It also covers Illinois sedition prosecutions where twenty Communist party members are jailed for one to five years amid broader raids.

Poland Bertrand Russell Russia Warsaw Pastor Russell Russell Wealth Atlanta The Leo Tolstoi Communist Party Mlinios William Bross Lloyd Chicago Istrict Hogeye Ameri Cometmunist Labor Party Maclay Hoyne Ilinois

Influence of coal and iron in a league of nations

A writer argues that the league should stop citing idealism and goodwill and declare coal and iron must cease to be privately owned. He underscores the strategic importance of these resources and frames the issue as foundational to global cooperation.

League of Nations

Oil War Follows Capitalist Rivalry at Peace's End

The text argues that rivalry among national capitalist groups fuels war and that privatized oil must be forbidden. It contends oil influenced key Paris peace moves and notes England and France moved to enter the oil business post armistice to escape the Standard Oil trust.

Paris Dan England France Standard Oil Trust

South Dakota State Fair Showcase Promises Big Livestock Exposition

The Huron fair set for September 13 to 18 promises the largest livestock display yet with races aerial acts and educational exhibits. Officials tout improvements in breeds and production as key aims while stressing entertainment and practical farm demonstrations to attract visitors.

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