Western Railway Journal shifts to reactionary stance
A critique of the Western Railway Journal’s policy change from an open forum to a pro capitalist stance. The piece cites 1919 1920 events including reactions to labor violence a F P L organizer death and I W W deportations. It accuses editors of bowing to advertising patrons and pro royalty labor suppression. The article laments the loss of balanced debate among railroad workers and warns of increasing anti radical editorialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B Keas ‘Ong
Golden Call
Western Railway Journal
Los Angeles
Railway Men's Published Company, Inc
Western Territory
Altho
Tes
Fannie Selling
Brackenridge
Pennsylvania
Ihe
Wester Railway Journal
Erie
Western Railway
Minster Elaxe
T. W. Wy
Reds
Labor Movement
Attorney-General
Department of Justice
Labor
Portland
Centralia
Chehalis
IMS
Jing
Centealia
Hull
American Legion
Ullonium
America
Finley Peter Dunne
Dooley
Mtennesvey
The Collapse of Interchurch World Movement
A 1919 inquiry into the Interchurch World Movement reveals internal strife as Presbyterians and Northern Baptists withdraw over alleged misused funds and financial excesses. The steel strike and industrial meddling amplify tensions while investigators face obstruction and alleged propaganda within the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pitty
Go Jong
Roger Bahson
Ovate
Industria Relations Department
Interelt Ch World Movement
Tabor
Interchurch
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Northern Baptists
J. ¥. Aitchison
Allegheny County Committee
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
The Black Sheep and a Summer Plan in Colorado
Olive Anderson graduates and travels to Boulder Colorado for a summer with her socialist lover Jack and the clash with her bourgeois mother and father. The piece portrays family power, class conflict, and a daughter choosing ideals over convention amid a wary parental watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Collins
Boise
Olive Anderson
Anmoose
Colorado
Boulder
Olive
North Dakota
Mother Anderson
Algo
Anderson
Jogie
Jesus
Gol
Boulve
Brethorn
Jack
Theumual
Case Bateman
Lake Anthony
Ollie
The White Terror in Hungary Labor Delegates Protest Abroad
British trade unions protest government aid to Hungary's White Terror in Budapest and London. Delegates warn of atrocities reports from Vienna refugees, call for counter reports to Admiral Horthy and the British minister, pledge to present a resolution at Scarborough on June 21. Solidarity with Hungarian workers urged amid mass killings and camps, with international Labour movement preparing action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
London
Vienna
Hungary
Admiral Horthy
Holler
England
Wedgwood
Labor Party
Scarborough
Amsterdam
Horthy-Land
Tuterallied
Vranes
Austria
Holand
Germany
Denmark
Thiers
Gallifer
Paria
Mannerhaim
Hondoei
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TW. Wola
Iind
Interchurch Orld Movement
MazStator
Banquo
Meithind Alexander
Laughlin
Jones
Donphling “Steel Company
Bethlehem
Indepe Steel Company
Woodlawn
Alexander
Mexander
Lilwes
Ander
Gary
Amelia
Pifth Avenue
New York City
Kirst
Robert Bruere
Tle New York
Doolew
Soules
Smithfield Street
Seventh Avenue
National Liberties League of New York
Tr W. W
Futon
Miss Avago
Mary O’brien
van Vorte
Tadiente
Robert Brucie
TW. W
Boules
Soule
National Liberties Loague
Mare
Vorse
Vin Vorte
Taterehareh Mo Verwat
Obie Merchants’ Association
Taterchureh
Taterchurch
Merchants Association
Cleveland
Ree
God
Daddy
de Rey
Parasite
Earth
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