The Black Sheep Chapter XL Social Debates in Denver
Olive Anderson travels from Boulder to Denver to hear Debs on socialism. She meets Peter Collingwood, learns about labor struggles, and is enrolled in the Socialist Party after a lengthy encounter that deepens her political commitment.
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Olive
Magazi
Gus Anderson
Rockies
Hermcle
Boulder
Colorado University School of Minus
Hur Anéle
Dack
Collins
Jack
Bil Collins
Colling
Seston
Collin
Woot
Iiwae
Olive Anderson
Collinwood
Collingwood
Eugene V Debs
Denver
Boise
Olives
Peter Collinwood
Tin
Debs
Altho Olive
Lear
America
Thayer
Apostle
Freedom
Colorado
Turin
Heareby
Qudrenee
Bnt
Enlm
Darrow
Toby
Deby
Blix
Voojijiat
Socialist Party
Red Eeard
Ex-Service Men at Geneva Pledge to End War Roots
A Geneva conference of ex-service men from Britain France Italy and other nations pledged to abolish capitalism and seek a cooperative world society while agreeing on immediate steps to curb secret diplomacy armaments and pro war propaganda. The meeting denounced the League of Nations as a capitalist conquerors league and urged actions across nations.
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Geneva
Britain
France
Italy
Henri Barbussey
Pire
Hell
Saimin
Europe
Ex-Service Men's International
Exservice
Expres
Snn
League of Nations
Going-Through Figures At Ellisland Port of New York
Immigration data from Ellisland shows 494254 aliens departed New York in the year ending June 30 with 914468 arriving. Outgoing exceeds incoming by 19780. Soviet Ukraine reports a congress loyalty pledge and plans to embassies. Ukraine’s council head Rakovaly cites 14000000 beethen of farming land redirected, Donbass coal output remains high despite war.
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Ellisland
New York
Allona
Sovviet
Ukrainia
Palic
Soviet
Russia
Wek
Paclw
C. Rakovaly
Council of People's Commissioners of
Ukraine
Iid
Donett Bain
Ruminations of a Rebel by Clifford in Hard Times
The piece argues wage awards by the Railroad Labor Board will not alarm railway employers as costs shift to the public via higher freight rates. It warns of rising living costs, calls for socialist unity, and urges communist mobilization to guide industrial upheaval toward a peaceful, rational transition to an industrial republic.
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Jack
Collings
Muatleeari
Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
Huck
Gould
Winkie
Pani
Bourgeoi
Sky
Opinon
J. WH. Hopkinson
England
Russia
Skygac's Column on Democracy and Big Business Farce
A caustic column critiques party politics and labor unions, arguing democracy is corrupted by big business influence. It cites Lincoln, Cox, Hearst, and Bolshevik fears, mocks antiwar papers, and laments media manipulation while praising common sense and 100 percent Americanism.
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Thiess
Cooperative Commonwealth
Peter Collingwood
Secral
British Union of Men
Om Clifford
Ism
Chaow
Enece
Jtor
Skygac
Lincoln
American Legion
Vention
Vox Populi
People
Hoice
Big Biz
Dark Horse
Wall Street
Ian
Paul la Fargue
K. GC
Stedman
Dobs
Atelanta Pen
Gesthemang
Judas
A. P. of L
Canada
U. S. Department For
Sas
A. F
ALF
Trotsky
W. G. N. Beaty
Hearst
Cox
Hinky Dink
Henrietta
Tonty
Bela Kuhn
Worker's Republic of
Hungary
P.P
P. P
Abraham Lincoln
Palmer
Abe
Prous
U. S
Rustin
Franklin D'Oller
Hile
Legion
Interchurch World Movement
Skysac
Eee
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Poasuasion
Detroit Mouse
Educational Club
Re Setionary 8. Pt
Spt
The
Proletarie
Emma Goldman
Austin
Jona
Emma
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