Winnipeg's Bolshevik strike endangers law and order
An extended report portrays Winnipeg during a general strike as controlled by the Central Strike Committee, with civil authority displaced by volunteers. It describes bread and water shortages, troop-like civilian policing, mass demonstrations, and a push to defend British institutions against a Soviet style upheaval.
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Metchen
Voluntery
Winnipeg
Citizen’s Committee
Citizen's Committee
Retir 6d Soliders’ Loyalist Association of
Tha. ‘S
Canada
Ishaga
Pice Commission
Trades and Labor Council
Victoria Park
William Ivens
Ivensa
Ivens
Committee of Winnipeg
Russia
Trades Council
Algo
Winnmer
Law and Order
Pasoline
Citizers
The Winnipeg Strike Situation Explained to Citizens
A Winnipeg pamphlet states it speaks for the 150000 nonparticipants in the strike, not workers or employers, aiming to inform the general public about the facts and impacts facing the city during this crisis. It emphasizes caution against partisan framing and calls for clear, civic consideration of the situation.
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Winnipeg
Tem
Winnipes
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G. D. Robertson
Dominion
Arthur Meighen
Interior
City of
Oi -Trikers
R. E. Bray
Norris
Winnipeg Citizen
Trades Union Movement