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Newspaper
Winnipeg Citizen
Location
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 26, 1919
Page
3
The piece argues Bolshevik rule failed in Russia after a year and a half, highlighting famine in Petrograd, rationed food in Moscow, and mass hunger. It blames the dictatorship for destroying needed workers and brains, wrecking industry and transport, and proving that socialism without bread cannot sustain a nation.
The piece accuses local labor leaders led by R. B. Russell and James Winning of seizing city control during a general strike. It details threats to shut newspapers and manage essential services while claiming to paralyze industry and govern the community.
A historical reflection argues that collective bargaining remains essential for industrial peace and fair terms, but warns labor against universal or sympathetic strikes that disrupt contracts. It cites risks from extremists on both sides and urges focus on lawful, peaceful negotiation.
Elbert I. Gary argues that community success comes from cooperation between producers, consumers, employers, and the public. He warns against selfish and dishonest motives, noting lasting gains come from sincere fair treatment and diligent search for the good in others. He emphasizes mutual benefit and accountability.
L Pickup, representative of the strike committee, told a mass meeting in Victoria Park that the postal federation would stand together and tell Senator Robertson their reply to the noon return-to-work ultimatum is No. Other union meetings pledged solidarity from other Canadian cities.
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