Reign of Terror in West Virginia Faces Crisis
The piece argues that West Virginia miners led by the United Mine Workers of America confront corporate gunmen in Williamson and Mingo counties. It details strikes, killings, and calls for equal rights, with Edgar Wallace urging public support against industrial tyranny and martial law threats.
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West Virginia
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Mingo County
Great Pine
Pennsylvania
Ohio
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United Ming Workers
West Varela
United States
United Mine Workers of America
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Ganmen
Matewan
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Eenes
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Aubien
United Mine Workers’ Journal
Virginia
United Mine Workers
West, Virginia
Cuse of Justice
City Bakery Expands Plant With Modern Equipment
City Bakery completes remodeling and moves in new baking apparatus to a larger, modern sanitary plant. Mr Munhoney King oversaw the upgrades as the firm adds up-to-date machines and final touches. The improved building invites public inspection and promises enhanced efficiency and quality.
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City Bakery
New City
Munhoney King
Sisseton Schools Opened Monday with Strong Attendance
Sisseton schools opened Monday and a good attendance was on hand for the first day. Enrollment is encouraged to proceed promptly so work can progress systematically under Superintendent C. K. Thoi lehang and an efficient corps of teachers in their grades.
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Supt. C. K. Thoilehang
Renewal drive urges subscribers to lock old rate
Subscribers are urged to renew for two weeks at the old $2.00 yearly rate before price increases. The notice argues that ongoing paper price rises make a longer renewal desirable and warns a further rise may come later.
Bread Lines3 Aren't Needed to Curb Worker Spirit
Wage earners face prosperity fatigue as Pennsylvanian railroads allegedly taint public opinion with intimidation. A pamphlet distributed to workers allegedly misreads receipts, links suspensions of 12 000 to political aims, and warns of rising unemployment in a tense labor dispute.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Cox
American Legion to Celebrate in Peever on Sept 22
The Norbert Opitz post of the American Legion plans a large Peever celebration featuring a day of sports and entertainment on Wednesday September 22. The small but spirited post invites all ex service members and the public to attend and support the effort.
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Norbert Opitz
American Legion
Peever
Gsomie
Pesver
Church Services Focus On Spiritual Identity
O W Butterfield pastor announces Sunday morning discussion on The Proof of Spiritual Identity and an evening topic Christianity the Complement of Education. Services include Epworth League at 7 00 p m and preaching at 8 00 p m with Sunday school to follow at 10 30.
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God
Epworth League
W. Butterfield
Sisseton Folk to Hear Hardy Williamson Recital
Sisseton and vicinity residents may attend a Friday recital by Hardy Williamson and the Fleming Sisters at the School auditorium. The event, arranged by Mr. Crockett, promises a display of phonograph demonstrations and Edison-phonograph related curios.
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Sisseton
Vicinity
Hardy Williamson
Fleming Sisters
Mr. Crockett
Sisseton and
Thomas A. Edison
Denial of Credit to Farmers Sparks Bank Policy Debate
North Dakota bankers criticize a ninth district Federal Reserve stance they say forces farmers to liquidate wheat now. F. W. Cathro of Bank of North Dakota argues the policy depresses cash prices, harms farmers next year, and favors large buyers and terminal elevators. Quamme of the St Paul Land Bank warns livestock and grain holders will be driven to dump, while lenders hedge about actual credit for harvest and storage.
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Mr. Cathro
Wold
Denler
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Cathy
St. Paul
Fragmented question on education funding and crop credit policy
The text questions the internal logic of funding education via Tron Vie State money and critiques a boy’s college funds, a father’s theft from the public, and bankers’ role in crop movement credit. It implies denial of credit as evidence of policy success and suggests crop movement starts near terminals, all in unclear, fragmented language.
Local bands to perform at Indian Fair and Peever event
Sisseton band invited to compete at Indian Fair with Browns Valley band. Sisseton agreed, Valley declined, so the local band will perform three days Sept 29 Oct 1. A separate notice says the local band will also play Peever on Sept 22 for the American Legion celebration.
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Peever
Sisseton
Browns Valley
Peover
American Legion
Preyer
Wisconsin Nonpartisans Win Big in State Polls
Wisconsin voters delivered a sweeping victory to the Nonpartisan League Liberal forces, with most of the state ticket captured and several congressmen elected under progressive banners. The returns show strong gains against reactionary forces, though some offices remain contested.
Minnesota Labor for a Farmer Alliance Convention Report
Report of the 38th Minnesota State Federation of Labor convention shows labor backing farmers and endorsing the Working People's Nonpartisan Political league. It urges unions to support farmer and labor owned papers like the Minnesota Daily Star and to finance a stronger labor press. Since July, Minnesota labor bought the Union Advocate of St Paul and issued the first paper under a labor union management on Sept 11.
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A. B. Gilbert
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota State Federation of Labor
Hall
North Dakota
Minnesota
Working People’s
Hoosts the Star
State Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Minnesota Daily Star
Minnesota Labor
St. Paul
Legion Meeting Monday Evening
Members of the local post of the American Legion are asked to meet at the hall Monday evening. Reports from the Watertown convention held August 21 22 and 23 will be presented. Refreshments will be served and good fellowship is expected.
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American Legion
Watertown
Victory for Farmer Labor state ticket in Colorado
Incomplete returns from Colorado’s primary show a sweeping victory for every Democrat candidate endorsed by the Nonpartisan League and organized labor, with Tulley Scott narrowly leading over Dr. Callicotte for U S senator. Major Democrat winners include James M for Governor Ed Anderson for Lieutenant Governor William Tanner for State Treasurer George H Hetherington for Attorney General Ray Price for State Auditor Mary Bradford for Superintendent. Tulley Scott is named United States Senator with Oliver Shoup renominated by Republicans.
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Denayer
Colo
Nonpartisan , League and Organized Labor
W. R. Callicotte
United States
Tulley Scott
the Suprem Court
Dr. Gallicotte
James M
League and Labor
Ed. Anderson
William Tanner
George H. Hetherington
Ray Price
Inatruc- Collins
ion—Mary
Bradford
Oliver Shoup
Kary
Schuyler
Goodwill and Saron Lutheran Churches Service Schedule
At Goodwill church morning service in Norwegian at 10 30. Sunday school and bible class in American language at noon Luther League at 6 45 Evening worship at 8 Choir rehearsal every Wednesday at 7 30 Mid week service Thursday at 8 Confirmation class Saturday at 1 30. At Saron church service in American language at 8 in the afternoon. A hearty welcome to all. C 3 VANG Pastor.
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Goodwill Church
Luther League
Saron
All. C
Vang
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