Bolshevist Movement Sparks Riots and Calls for Revolution
The piece describes a Winnipeg rally where attendees cheered Bolshevik greetings to Russia and demanded the release of political prisoners in Canada. Speakers linked to Queen and Ivens advocated revolution, while returning soldiers clashed with alleged Bolshevist supporters, leading to rioting and police concerns.
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F. J. Dixon
William Ivens
Canada
Calgary
Russia
Russell
Blumberg
Queen
Ivens
Dixon
Coppin
Horrible example proves Bolshevism fails in Russia
The piece argues Bolshevism abolishes private property and rewards effort, showing Russian factories idle and fields untended. It contends intelligent direction and capital are essential, cites hunger amid wealth, and claims Lenin and Trotzky lost the contest between progress and reaction.
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Lenine
Trotzky
Russia
Propaganda and Bolshevism Debate in The Outlook
The Outlook urges meeting Bolshevik propaganda with propaganda, arguing free western institutions withstand Bolshevism while warning of its potential menace to U S industry and economy. It notes I W W influence and calls for active counter propaganda over force.
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Canada
United States
Russia