Grand Jury Indicts Editors Over Coal Strike Propaganda
Federal grand jury returns indictments against J. P. Cannon editor of Workers World and Charles Baker national organizer of the Communist Labor Party on Lever Act charges for speeches and articles said to inflame miners and hinder coal production during last November's strike. Bail set at 15000 each. case notes suppression of the Workers World and a wave of socialist meetings across Ohio with fundraising efforts and upcoming events across Belmont, Toledo, Akron, Youngstown, and Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Cannon
Workers’ World
Charles Baker
Communist Labor Party
Cannon
Baker
Kansas
Vannon
Corporation Press
Toledo
Labor Temple
Bellaire
Sudd
Belmont County
Youngstown
Portsmouth
Strand
Ohio
Ilinoia
Palmer's Sun Is Setting in Wilson Administration
The piece denounces Attorney General Palmer and Burlison of the Post Office as Prussian-like officials harming democracy. It cites Judge Anderson’s deportation rulings and habeas corpus orders against 18 Communists, calling for Americanization of government repression and predicting repudiation of Wilson, Palmer, and Burlison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Palmer
Burlison
Post Office Department
Boston
George W Anderson
United
Cas- States District Court
Department of Justice
John Smith
Judge Anderson
Communist Party
Poston
Anderson
America
I Democracy
Burtlison
Oregon Class War Trials Report From Portland 1930
Long, fault-finding memorandum recounts trials of workers and sailors council members in Portland Oregon. It details sentences on Oster Fry Hurst and Laundry to two years in state penitentiary with parole, plus deportation orders and raids on Communist Labor Party affiliates. Notes include courtroom rhetoric and references to Bolshevik fear and wartime politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. W. Oster
Claude Hurst
Portland
L. P
Fred. W. Fry
I. P
Joseph Laundry
Workers, Soldiers and Sailors Council
Tommyson
United States
Robert G. Morrow
Oster
Russia
W. Oster
Muttnomah County
Oregon
Lenin On Tactics in British Labour Movement
London report discusses Nicolai Lenin and George Lansbury on Third International tactics. Lenin warns no escape from violent revolution, urges Labour to lead trade unions and municipal efforts, and explains Bolshevik and soviet terms. Also notes British Labour divisions and a wartime appeal by the two men amid prison news from Alcatraz and Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Nicolai Lenin
Thirt International
London Daily Herald
George Lansbury
Langsbury
Russia
England
Lenin
Lansbury
Henin
Great Britain
World
Moscow
Refusal to Comet Dolson Deliberation After 78 Hours
James H. Dolson faced trial in San Francisco on a State Criminal Syndicalism law charge. The five week case featured Dolson defending himself, with six jurors initially seeking acquittal. A retrial is set for June, while other Communist Labor Party members at Rockford, Illinois, were acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Dolson
California
Dolson
San Francisco
Comrade Dolson
Communist Labor Party
Comrade Porson
Rockford
Illinois
T. P
Correction to Bolshevism Definition Credit
A published correction notes that the Catholic Holy Name Society was credited incorrectly for defining Bolshevism as Socialism in a hurry. The definition is attributed to Tarae1 Zangwell, described as Socialism in a hurry and Socialism while you wait, with honor to Dr. William J. Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Holy Name Society
Dag
WM. J. Robinson
The Present Crisis in Education Lecture
Roman Parderski speaks at the Socialist Tabor Party event held at the Pythian Temple in Cleveland on Sunday May 8 1920 at 7 30 PM. Attendees may ask questions and join the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman Parderski
Socialist Tabor Party
Pythian Temple
Muron Road
Fragmented OCR Summary of A Historical Currency Note
The readable text discusses the value of a dollar and its changing worth. It mentions quantities, durability, and the idea of smaller denominations. No clear names, dates, places, or events are identifiable from the fragments.
Attling Help Noted In Local Column
A concise local column notes efforts to assist community members with tasks and services. Readers are invited to offer support to those facing difficulties and highlight ongoing aid initiatives. Community groups coordinate volunteers and resources to address common needs.
Fragmented Note Punctures Local News
A partial OCR fragment mentions a place or name ambiguously and offers no clear event or outcome. The readable bits suggest a local item but lack decisive details, dates, or entities to identify a concrete news point.
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Akron
Comrade Prevey
Howard St
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D. R. Williams
North Church Forum
Cleveland
Kapitalis
Norkes Euptic
Capitalisi
Wright
Worker’s
Joseph Laundy
Boon Triad
Nick
Cusak
Victor’ Raulit
Julia Sanlit
Archangel
Bolsheviki
Hurst, Fry
Myself
Quownsay
Reds
Miller
Safonov
ATL
Tam
Milway
Alentrae
Leroy Horlacher
Horlacher
Carl Hueasler
Milwaukee
Teavenworth
Leavenworth
Carl Haewsler
Aord Horlncher
Carl Haessler
Comet Dolson
Defense
Neffs Ohio
Girardsons
Fred Hokman
L. Dritesdow
Chas Volkman
Laura P. Brown
T. A. Zitroo
Filipowsky
G. W. Way
Pill
Goedheart
G. Dekker
Goo Schuller
Asley, Vorth
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