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Winnipeg Citizen

Location

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 14, 1919

Page

2

Bolshevik Propaganda Prompts South Africa Bill

London Telegraph reports Cape Town notes Acting Prime Minister Malan will push a bill to curb Bolshevik propaganda. Native discontent rises as alien and Bolshevik groups publish leaflets in Zulu urging natives to strike. Courts hear prosecutions of such incitements and deportation is favored by authorities.

London Telegraph Cape Town South Africa Trotzky and Tionina Malan House of Assembly Maritzburg

Deportation Upheld for Alien Anarchists by Judge Aldrich

Judge Aldrich denies habeas corpus petitions of Luigi Galleanni and others, upholding deportation by Immigration Commissioner Skeffington. The ruling cites Congress power to deport aliens whose teachings threaten government, and emphasizes the 1918 act against anarchists as comprehensive and constitutional.

Aldrich United States District Court Luigi Galleanni Supreme Court Congress U.S

Wilson says Bolshevism won’t take hold in U S

Secretary of labor William B. Wilson told a United War Work League luncheon that Bolshevism cannot gain footing in the United States because American democracy has progressed beyond European models. He cited labor department efforts against I W W and Bolshevism and warned Bolshevik leaders seek power to rule like czars and impose compulsory living.

New York William B. Wilson United States United Warst League of America Europe Department of Labor Bolshevism Wilson

Wilson Denies Lenine Regime Recognition by Allies

Paris report quotes President Wilson denying talks with Peace Conference on recognizing Lenine government. Bolshevik reform failures cited. factory joint ownership labeled a failure and workers’ committees blamed for profit division. Russian news notes rising nouveau riche class as officials shift to trade for income.

Paris Wilson Lenine Russia

Lessons from the Past on the Roman Empire and Canadian Conditions

The text argues that a wise person learns from history and cites Rome as a powerful influence on law and codified rule. It warns that Rome declined due to a fatal error, urging analytic, prejudice free study to draw lessons for Canada today.

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