The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-09-09
ITALIAN WORKERS OPERATE PLANTS
Vo Resistance Offered When Workers Take Over the Ignite Mine
Arnett;s s Asir,ir1ity.

Arnett S ASlTll11lty
Senator l. w. Arnett, Of covngton, Kentucky advance
agent for Governor Cox, his uerances in the local copper
to be taken expression Of his opnion
believes that he is campaigning in the good old Southland
where negroes Workingmen and not allowed to
vote. u
The senator from dear old Dixie is all wrought the
fact that the Butte branch Of the Montana Labor league
had the temerity TO submit written list of questions to
individual who be president Of the United States
This procedure probably to which the senator
cstomed and it is natural that he should be somewhat
prised that why he should deliberately insult
majority Of the people Of this county by nsnuatng that the
questions submitted un-American.
Senator Arne of covngton kenucky may have reached
wrong conclusion concerning the people Of this county
the personnel the reception committees 80
Of whom have just been rebuked in emphatic by
the electorate Of this county.
He should retain the idea that his candidate is going to
satisfy the people Of this county with equivocaons
spread-eage denunciaons of the radicals coupled
with hypocrica euIoges Of the boys who died for democracy
The people Of this county want something concrete
than They straightforward the ques
on submitted by the Labor leagues questions that ebody the
important issues before the people of this country today
There time when the insulting remarks Of Senator
quoted in the morning might have accorded
approval that time past The people
Of this county SICK and tired Of seeing crooked corporation
tools wrap themselves the flag and from the shelter Of its
protecting folds ur caumnes at who opposes the
subversye policies Of their masters That Senator Arnet of
coyington, Kentucky has fit to take his from the
corporation lawyers, graers and election thieves
Of this state, who his elbow unfortunate both for
himself and for his candidate.
hereby opportunity state benefit Of
Candidate Cox Arne that these rawlings about
Americans referring the citizens who voted
for the Labor league candidates. and the choice ntmaton
that they going be told to go he may be popular
in the euda districts Of the SOUTH but that does in
this community.
The people of this county ave with less patience,
borne the insults Of the local representatives Of political and
industrial auocracy but they restive when imported
agitators arrive and attempt curry favor with the "copper"
press by repeating the hackneyed phrases Of vficatIon
phrases against which the people Of this county have regis
tered their protest by overwhelming majority.
For the benefit Of those who may not have the ques-
tons referred to, we again publish them
cory OF LETTER SENT TO MR.. COX.
Butte, Mont, Sept. 2, 1920.
Hon. James N. Cox,
Helena, Mont.
Dear Sir: FOR the information of members of the
Silver Bow branch Of the Montana Labor league and those
in sympathy with the political purposes Of the league,
submit to you the following quest'ons and respect
either in your public address in Butte in writing at
your earliest convenience:
H. In the event that army Of Soviet Russia should
invade British India, would you recommend that the
United States extend military naval aid, aid, to
Great Britain to "preserve against such external agrees
sion the territorial integrity Of the British empire?
2. What your attitude toward the present British
government in Ireland, and the methods employed by
.5s against the people Of Ireland? w ##+ s s&as.=
9: DO you favor continuing the present blockade
la ~ Areyoa opposed to paying to the soldiers OF the
late sufficient TO compensate them for wages
lost during their period Of service in the military and
-.'n nava! forces Of their country! H 54*
s Are opposed to political prisoners Of
the type Of Eugene v. Dsbs?
6. Do you favor the repeal of the espionage law and
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