Our Washington Letter on Russia and U S policy
Paul W. Hanna surveys Washington rows over Russia policy and propaganda hearings. He notes Democratic state department control and Republican senate influence, potential subpoenas of Lansing and Martens, and fears of anti Bolshevik moves amid wartime diplomacy and looming political tactics.
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Washington
Russia
London
Senate
Democratic
State Department
Rishas
Arctic Circle
Archangel
Siberia
Congress
Italy
England
Six Righteous Reasons Why Workers Should Spile Blood
An analysis accusing American and Mexican labor factions of orchestrating intervention propaganda. It highlights a national association linked to Wall Street figures and oil firms, arguing their aim is to sway U.S. policy in Mexico. The piece cites Doheny, Morgan, Standard Oil, and Hearst as influential actors promoting interventionist narratives.
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Arthur Thomson
Son
Doheny
New York City
National Association For
Mexico
House of Morgan
Standard Oil Co. Anaconda, Copper, Co
Doheny Oil
United States
Tampico
Texas
Fall
New Mexico
Wall Street
William Randolph Hearst
The
Mexican Herald
Hearst Eagle
Hearst
Chihuahua
Kansas
Oklahoma
Old Portage stamp collection sale inquiry
Fragmentary OCR text describes a stamp collection sale or inquiry. Mentions Harvard and office contact details, with unclear pricing hints and requests to call Harvard 830 or visit the office. Source is garbled but centers on stamps and a potential sales or contact notice.
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Zeilung
Harvard
Telfer
Appeal of Five Socialists to Be Heard in Chicago Court
The federal appeals court in Chicago will hear the appeal of Victor L Berger T Louis Paydall Trewin St John Tucker Adolph Germdr and William F Kraso on March 11 seeking reversal of their guilty verdicts. Rey moor Stédman filed the brief for the defendants as the government responded with a 308 page brief arguing many offenses occurred after the sabotage law and disputing reports of bond cancellations and party statements.
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Chicago
No States Circuit Court of Appeals
Victor L. Berger
T. Louis Paydall
Trewin St
John Tucker
Adolph Germdr
William F. Kraso
Reymoor Stédman
Proletarian Science Economic History Study Class Ad
Tailor gains contract rights to a new book Proletarian Science An Economic History adapted for broader audiences. Readers urged to organize weekly study groups to explore the series of chapters not found in other periodicals and report back on participation.
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Praia
Winnipeg strike leaders go on trial for seditious conspiracy
Seven leaders of the Winnipeg general strike of 1919 face trial in Winnipeg for seditious conspiracy. Named defendants include William Tvens Richard Johns George Armstrong Roger Bray Ald A A Heaps Ald John Queen and William Pritchard. Proceedings center on jury selection and alleged prejudice claims while evidence focuses on labor resolutions and sentencing obstacles.
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Winnipeg
Law Courte
William Tvens
Richard J. Johns
George Armstrong
Roger Fi. Bray
A.A. Heaps
Ald
John Qheen
William A. , Pritchard
Vancouver
B. C
Ovidenes
Soviet Peace Policies Summed Up in A New York Report
Dorpat dispatch cites Soviet delegate Kilshka stating peace terms after Estonia ceasefire. He argues self determination applies to nonWestern peoples but warns against relying on money and munitions alone. He claims Soviet use of new world influence and manpower to support allied struggles.
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D “Eat
Russia
Senate
Lansing
Baker
Kolichak
George Creel
Col
Raymond Robins
Edgar Sission
London
Senate Committee
Lidwig
K. Martens
Lusk Committee
New York
Justife
Martens
Japan
Korea
China
Rusela
Dorpat
Mpublic
Esthenia
Kilshka
Lonton Daily Morald
Dore
Ourgerest
Hontor
Cost of Living Decently in 1919 Washington Report
United States Department of Labor study defines health and decency for a family of three on an October 1919 income of 2288 dollars per year, equivalent to about 1 per hour on an eight hour day. The piece notes that any family earning less could not sustain the standard in Washington. It outlines expenditures on food, housing, equipment, clothing, and a modest surplus for transport, insurance, medical care, church contributions, and limited recreation. The article also weaves in wartime and international policy commentary.
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Scott Nearing
United States
United States Department of Labor
Washington
Paviamere
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