Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-20
Radicalism OuerthrOut1
II Denmark; Capital Was
Scene of Stormy Euents

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striking, but also the bakers, the or
ganized musicians and numerous
Others. The linotype operators in all
shops throughout Denknark struck last
Friday. and the following day no pa
pers were issued. People resorted to
the Berlingske Tidentea telephone
newspaper. that is, at certain an
nounced hours telephone subscribers
we're able o obtain connection with
n ONCE OF. that paper-ten thousand
people at a time-and someone in the
ONCE read the latest news so thai all
the thousand listeners in widely scat
tered parts OF the, country heard It.
The operators who have been, get
ting 225 kroner weekly. demanded 10
kroner more. n in. view of the fact
that an election day was approaching.
prepared, the situation became des-
perate. Under these circumstances,
the boss printers late Saturday night
found themselves compelled to yield
TO h demands. and now. these very
sa me boss printers fac the possibility
OF expulsion from the national em-
ployern' association.
The fact that, III boss printers
Yielded Is in itsalf Z dangerous indi
sse.on' .. the ereno OF the times ~
n. .n -. soon sns -
= =. uaven. ne~ oet'anuA "' ~ un'
rs''e tnAn uo1oro-Ano ~! *
union men are the lords of the coun-'
try, that IA, those union men who vio-
late the Agreements With their
sAus1ve noo.es. me NI.He q rs
vioia.ion If aernement.- I'm noah he
nattonal tradea .s,emh ana ~ am.
njover.
-
me CONSERVATIVE IA0d86oe
Organized labor is In This country
largely a matter Of political and eco
nomic socialism. a IN the present
neht socialism allied ltsen with tho
Ro-caIled radical lett party against Ill
the conservative factions. The issue
W1e IN some respects similar to those
which asitate the citizens Of North
D@koeA Tor IL. was 4 night against
tyranny, and 1t ended N
the mos Colossal iandsaide IN fAvor OF
the conservatives
Tne methods OF the later cannot be
Wholly exempted from criticism. It
VIII % recalled that the peace treaty
OF Versailles stipulated that q plebi-
whether or not that province. taken
from Denmark BY Prussia IN 1864.
was 10 De restored TO Fol-
the purpo0e OF conducting q fair plebi-
Bette, the supreme council divided
Saesvg into three nes, a the
Den1n government insisted that the
third pc eliminated because It was 30
Overwhelmingly German. This demand
was needed at Versailles, 50 only two
n
On February 10. seventv-Ave mar
cent OF tne voters IN the nrst zone
co,,ptrx h,,t - sS.saS 1919 a.o.ns
nIeht.cst. +u-nd aS,t
IN .vor ~ Csr-,.nv
~
IN tne second lone. tnat winch thus
va loa % the city OF
rfensoorg IA most I'm
porunt port IN the Ff1om
lays mmemoriai 1t has been 4 Danish
sa.y out tne procees
that he csrnmunstv had h.enmn 80
more Cerman th.n nani.h ana th.re-
FORE .ho.ld IN -accora.n-. vi+h ~.
prindnle Of aolf dek-nan. tion ~ the
PEOPLES. rernain a. II h.s heen To-
more than 20 ve.r. G>-mo,
among the cona>~.4,vea
demanded. however that Nen.ho-~
be- handed over "a D.nmark-as~n,,e
the unm tstn " a. HE ree,h ~ ~. MN
scite. and they nsfton.i a.
sues Ia s,,ch a. Wv a. IN ~. a 1.r~>
number Of the voters the imprem,on
that Nv ,,otin1 - 80 rs.HNa