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Revolution Narrative from Winnipeg’s Stand Against Bolshevism
The Winnipeg Citizen reports that citizen volunteers sustained essential services during a city strike era to prevent fire and health crises. It credits The Citizens' Committee of One Thousand for coordinating fire, water, and police relief while two thousand returning soldiers reinforced public order. The piece warns that New York driven Bolshevik agitation aims to disrupt Canadian labor and government, detailing leaders, networks, and campaigns.
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Winnipeg
Toronto
Citizens’ Committee
Mane Force
Citizen Volunteer Army
Ketchen
Thea Red
Sherman Rogers
New York World
Rogers
Canada
United States
New York City
Wie
J. Johns
W. A. Pritchard
Vancouver
Joseph Knight
Edmonton
W. R. Midgley
Vanccouver
Joseph Maylor
Cumberland
Johns
Winnipee
Knight
Lethbridge
Tolshevik
American Federation of Labor
LW. W
Industrial Workers of the World
Dle
Bill Haywood
Eugene V. Debs
Post Office Department
WHIC
New York
Senate
House of Representatives
Lke
North Dakota
W. W
Bolshevist
Chicago
Congress
Mooney
California
Haywood
Debs
TI. W. W
Seattle
Russia
Leon Trotzky
Trotzky
Petrograd
Daniel de Leon
Convention of
Chiccago