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Newspaper

The Toiler

Location

Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1920

Page

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Peace and Trade With Russia Near

Senate investigations in Washington probe Soviet envoy Martens and his funding via couriers, as U S officials weigh reopening trade with Soviet Russia. A list of firms seeking deals and a letter from business groups urge the State Department to back a Russia trade mission.

State Department Martens Wesiness United States Soviet Russia Senate Washington Ludwig A. K. Martens Soviet Republic America Russia Landing EB. P. Jennings American Commercial Association For Promotion Bansing Rugwia Bussia New York Mortons Santeri Nuorteva Tombagay Lenine Martens Law Week Soviet Woolworth Socialist Republic

Reds Drive On And On Reds Drive On And On

London reports of military action across southeastern Russia describe Bolshevik advances forcing river passage near the Manytch and successive battles south of Yefremonff with 5000 Soviet prisoners claimed. Dispatches note shifting fronts and Allied and Bolshevik maneuvers with intelligence updates from Copenhagen Paris and London.

London Manytch Russia Moscow Witzens Yefremonff Porokop

He Moved This Week We Go To Press Without One

A brief notice notes the press run proceeds despite a missing item this week. The statement explains the adjustment due to a relocation and confirms all remaining content is ready for publication. Local editors assert readiness despite the unspecified element.

Centralia trial flashpoint in labor lynching case

A fragmented account in this era-laden piece argues ten Industrial Workers of the World members faced murder charges after the Centralia killings. It asserts self defense by IWW members in a hall raid, condemns capital influence, and urges workers to judge the events before suppression by “Allied Industries” and corporate interests.

Centralia Industrial Workers of Everetts Seattle Ie World Elmer Stuart Smith Workers of America Northwest Entomb Wells American Fe Harrass I W. W Frank Bickford I. W. W. Hall Centralia Hub Seattle Post-Intelligencer T. W. W. Hall America Este Mane Wesley Everetts

Soviet Declares Polish Sovereignty Stance Amid War Claims

A Soviet declaration accuses EMI ministers Winston Churchill and M. Clemenceau of prompting Poland into a senseless war against the Soviet Union. It asserts the Polish republic’s independence was recognized, to be reaffirmed at the February meeting of the supreme executive committee, and pledges peaceful settlement through negotiation and concessions, citing talks with Estonia.

Unclear: Political Prisoner Case Reaches Supreme Court

Fragmentary text mentions Seattle and a political prisoner connected to a Sovietist Party at Everett. Emil Horman is alleged to be in Penitentiary at McNeil's Inland years. The United States Supreme Court is asked to review the case to determine completion of a term or release.

Seattle Wash Jack London Supreme Court United States Deeland

Seattle mediator says no violent U S W members found

Edgar A. Snyder of Seattle testified in Tacoma that he found no destructive S W W literature in the trial of thirty seven alleged S W W members charged under the state syndicalism law. He said he has never met a S W W who advocated violence after interviewing hundreds of them.

Tacoma Edgar A. Snyder Seattle United States Department of Labor W. W

British Ready to Trade Amid Quiet Russia Invasion

London reports a peaceful invasion of Russia with clear harbor orders and fleets moving. Hundreds of tons of Hungarian butter, wheat, wax, and fats from the Ukraine head to England as traders use favorable exchange rates to press prices down in Denmark, Holland, and Sweden.

London Russia England Ukraine Foreign Office Denmark Holland Sweden

Is This 1008 Americanism Editorial in Daly Record

CANON CITY COL ODO JAN 16 The Daly Record prints an editorial quoting the owner Guy A Mardy congressman from Colorado On the anti red scare vow to curb extremism the piece cites a new Colorado law making advocacy of lawlessness a 20 year felony It notes Mr Truty a respectable citizen of the town and questions if the government will press charges

Canon City Colo Daly Record Tonight Guy A. Mardy Congress Colorado Truty

What Socialism MeanE Socialist Viewpoint From Borlamiam

A fragmentary opinion piece defines socialism as the true share of industry to produce life’s necessities for the common good not profit for individuals. It argues socialism would assure comfort independence leisure and education while relieving industry of rent interest and profits tied to private ownership.

Borlaliam Rey

Unrest of Farmers Alarms Government Inquiry Findings

A survey of 40 000 farmers from 200 000 returned questionnaires reveals widespread farmer resentment toward high living costs and middlemen profits. Officials warn the economy is at risk as farmers fear curtailing production and urban migration.

Senate Postoffice Committee George L. Wood Post Office Department Wood

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