The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-05-06
American Citizen, 9Th "
Ster1,r,1ir,g the Tide

0ter71r11lr1g the 4 lde
Contributed EdtoriaI.)
The reactionary group of od-time politicians who
trying the tide OF political reform might
just well abandon their position later This is also
true Of the labor movement certain eaconary office
ing group desire TO perpetuate the radeunon movement Of
seventy eighty years This will work for the
union movement than it will for the political movement
The action Of the Livingston printers passing
Iuons condemng the Rueti getting the spread
throughout the state, much along line that Of the
international Typographical union officials, who recently sent
out campaign CIRCULAR urging the reelection of Marsden c.
Scott of New York for PRESIDENT and the reguar ticket in its
entirety In cheap bombang way the circular in question is
headed, "Ttls is AMEREcA-NoT RUSSIA" As genuine
insult all members Of the international Typographical union
this circular has been equaed long TRADE OF abuse
against every opinion except that Of the administration
officers and their methods who desire to pepetuate themselves
in office winds up with these items:
BIG SIX ENDORSES SOCIALIST NEWSPAPER.
At this meeting another resolution adopted
typographical Union No. 8, at is regular meeting IL
New Star eye 4h & yoe srasds e ss ou. e n ons
oppenheimer, executive committee member and chair
a Ddn % ns reoevo 81 o
bers all Of the hall. It was adopted BY almost
unanimous vote. lis mover was Peter y Flanagan "a
action the american Labor Wor'd in its issue Of
aBig sixv 5 accused radicasm by the employing
oay as unt for te woek and an in
OF $fA in wages True is radical change in the
wage scale. The radical action, however, taken
the big union nds was s GpGn dso Of m nv
per city truth about labor troubles"
This particular newspaper carries @ the IS suggestive 9e i've en- @
emblem Of the allied printing tradesthe union abe'is
conspicuous by its absence.
ooo aers n sea" g. sly s 81 eE IT,
r. esLy sSsER !SAT 81 eiSes !5E %sFEiHe,S9 ~. s;
WOMAN HAD tn TEMERlTY TO PROTEST. AGAINST
THIS MOST DAnHNARLE LIE!
We believe in being radical when circumstances are
tree and justify radca!isr but we refuse 20 sacrifice our
ism Of e yped By he
that "Big sx endorsed when aborng under mental aber
rifiee Of prestige. action that meeting, i featured
On the Of The press Of the city would have re-
and benevolent organization Fortunately That portion Of
the proceedings was practically ignored by the press'
The final given continuing the ocers-now in
poweto administer the affairs of one Of the largest and
strongest unions in America gem fitted to appear in the
campaign address Of any cheap ward potican
THIS is AMERICAN! vuE ARE AMERscANs!
m me capas' NJ s ahnn and n1S conosya
evidence tat the New York insrrection by
pompd e
seoessionists in attempt to discred the international
The plot failed. 1t had chance to win But for
the officers M of the nternaona non mere 10 m han .s one Of
Weeks The members Of .se sx can thank the exeou-
tive council for saving that union from the greatest dis
aster which ever hung over typographical union
s Is Anee UNeM IS TE TRo rs T vEs9
FOUNDATION. IT'S IDEALS ARE AMERICAN. ITS
MEMBERSHIP Is SO PER CENT AMERICAN. IT is
CRAFT UNION, AND IT WILL CONTINUE TO EE CON-
QUOTED AS AN AMERICAN CRAFT UNION, REGARD
LESS OF THREATS OF SECESSION, AND REGARDLESS
OF THE PLOTS OF A. TiE RADICAL sooAL!sTs,
INDUSTRIALlSTS, EOLSHEViSTS, COMMUNISTS THIS
SIDE OF GEHENNA ITS POWER, ITS lNFLUENcE AND
ITS SURPLUS FUNDS, AMOUNTING TO MORE THAN
81, 100000, WILL NOT BE SURRENDERED TO IT'S EN-
EMlES. THE ANSWER is TIE ANSvvER SHOUTED
BACK BY THE COMMANDER OF THE LOST LEGION I'm
THE ARGoMNE FOREST.
Since it is apparent that about to engage in