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Newspaper

Winnipeg Citizen

Location

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 12, 1919

Page

2

Rule As Tyrants in Liberty's Name

A Moscow and Petrograd account describes Bolshevik rule as restrictive and propaganda driven. The writer and five American POWs endure border blocks and confiscations, while witnessing a seven teen year old Bolshevik commander in charge near the Finnish border.

Paris Russia Lithuania Moscow Archangel Bryant Hall New York Glenn Levzell Mifflinburg Jens Laursen Marlette, Mich John Triplett Timndman, Ky Freeman Hogan Detroit Petrograd Foreign Office Bolshevik Foreign Office

Dixon Named Manitoba Premier Hopeful by Returned Soldiers

A meeting in Victoria Park proclaimed F. J. Dixon as Manitoba's next premier, praising him as a real returned soldier. The report recalls Dixon's 1917 flight from the Grand Theatre after opposing aid to trench troops and notes alleged veterans endorse his leadership amid war strain.

Victoria Park F. J. Dixon Manitoba Dixon Grand Theatre Canada

Duty of a Peace Officer in Winnipeg Refocuses Trust

The piece asserts that a failure of uniformed officers to lead the city’s law and order on a critical Tuesday afternoon in Winnipeg was due not to on duty personnel but to those who issued orders. It states action has followed and future incidents are unlikely, praising the current Winnipeg police for reliability and public confidence.

Winnipeg

The Future of Unionism in Winnipeg Text

A Winnipeg opinion piece warns that thousands have returned to work after sympathetic strikes, denouncing the leaders behind the move as provoking contempt. It argues this split risks driving workers away from unionism and toward open shop practices, threatening organized labor long term.

Winnipeg Canada

Strike Destroys Food Costs and Raises Prices

The strike cripples local railways causing severe disruptions in freight and express services. Perishable goods face spoilage as delivery teams are reduced while merchants warn of higher farm prices this fall. Manitoba towns hold 1 000 to 2 000 dozen eggs ready for shipment, risking waste.

Manitoba

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