The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-26

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4ermany's New Revolution
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4hgleldsSta1tH RReft fGa1seEintieN 4.
Hail Insurance in Alberta
The y I yicto eIE.o Of the Working Pee;
Minhes6ta nna She, Ste lPah1 fpfifAs ridsT
on MHrchs 16sis bha1Df. B1nat aimpert-s
alnce to the whole STATE and to the.
Ill., 81 a faa 9a1 Vsea ke sR
the laHof IS Gandfa atH,, TO CONGRESS ny
hgi pltralities Dhefs his two nsabhine,
opp NaM ia a. a;yea I'D ;1 hIaMh
first place III The raee for mayor By a
plurality Of 1908, and all Of labor's
lead Of the rest Of the field. The city
elections come on May 4 and unless
all signs fail the, city will have an adj
ministratlon REPRESENTING the COM
mon people and lntied to .thee corrupt
machine which has fettefed st. Paul
for more than generation.
Like all Of our large cities, and our
smaller cities too for that matter, St.
Paul has what is known as a machine.
That is, the vice element, the saloons,
| the. utilities, the small and large
criminals, tax dodgers and all others
needing special favors Of public Off
Gals unite for self-protection against
the great mass of honest citizens, and
SO long as the citizens are not effec-
lively organized the unholy alliance
of pludering business, vice caterers
and crooks rule the city. s.i efsgEA
| The entrance of. labor into politics
offers. the. citizens Of st. Paul
chance to escape their protected
crooks, and many outside Of The ranks
of labor are turning to this one meth.
cd OF escape. II ~5a4{xsfcts 40.
The vote also means that st. Pau
is reasonably safe for a Nonpartisar
i farmer-labor state ticket.
+ Such news as comes through con
corning the attempt Of reactionary
Ielements in Germany to overthrow thu
existing government by. force doe
not give a distinct picture of what, i
going on. Since the armisticeE Ger
many has been governed by q scoaJli
ton between the majority Socialist
i and. the Catholic or Centrist party
4 held together by radical econon1i
- Such a combination between a grou]
sEheld together by radical econom
Views and one grouped. around a re
tt1igious Institution was considered ar
tificiaI and bound to break up. Tw
fother groups hostile to the two men
: f'tioned above were waiting for an OF
dlening--tle big husine jupker grog
land the more radical Independent So
fcialists. Each of these was waitln
= for the other to- start something %
the theory that the one, which starte
to power. 80
The business junker crowd evident
w got tired of waiting and stfuc
first The :govern nlent called a gel
fbe st arS f g 2 Eiat te te7oiutioi
!, lists are losing their grip. IF the
! do lose the success Of the genef,
strike weappn may give Germ any
: much more ra2ical government ths
> it has had for the past year .TrJ
, In the meantime it is interesting
: note that our controlled press IS n
struck with horror by this, revolutit
of ther se-calledr upper classes Wink
so far has included bombardment =
: the working class district Of XII
5 Have. they at last found a good rev
luton? sls.'3.,@s i.,,h a.rsg4 ajt
Y s.sra, 5.o;tqs. 81 z5asFsso sssf.:.1.<
!, Reports, Of the Minnesota railro;
k and warehouse commission show TIA
a in the last year farmer-owned loo
- oIo,,o+oor which cnnnnrised a lit