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Newspaper
The Toiler
Location
Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
2
The piece rails against deception in capitalism and extols Scientific Socialism. It cites workers, Bolshevism, and the U A R, arguing master class manipulation, propaganda, and the need for social ownership while mocking parliamentary rhetoric and the promise of democracy. It notes political prisoners and labor struggles, urging solidarity and truth.
A public letter to the American people lists alleged illegal actions by the U S Department of Justice under Attorney General Palmer. Signed by prominent lawyers from Harvard Chicago and Washington, it accuses mass arrests without warrants, raids on homes and offices, and use of undercover agents to influence radical movements. It argues such conduct undermines constitutional rights and risks revolution.
Nine Industrial Workers of the World in Los Angeles, induced to plead technical guilt in symbolic cases, denounce the bargain as erasing liberties. They fear fellow workers’ betrayal and face probation terms with strict bans on literature and radical groups. Judge Frank R Willis sentences 1 to 14 years but suspends, placing on five years probation. Finland editor Halsingpo r s gets life for treason in a separate case.
Olive tells her parents she will not marry Frank Cartwright or the jailed suitor, Thurston, and vows to travel and fight for reform. Gust and Mrs. Anderson debate religion, guilt, and money as Olive asserts independence and a broader mission beyond conventional marriage and “respectable” status.
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