The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-30
by z. r. cLlpsoM.

~ foreshadoweh by the general up.
p~arance Of the railway strike from
Its beginning aud pointed out In the
previous issue OF this review. the
Ethiopian concealed IN the wooaplle
has been the American |. W, w. fos.
tered. supported aud directed by the
Moscow Third internatioDnie. II this
n not true then the United States tie
part,ment OF justice with It's secret
service. Its mass of data ana all It's
spieadid facilities for gathering lnfor-
nsation and evidence. has gone woeftll.
~ aaray.
THE Third internatlonaie IL the
branch of the cnmmunlstic govern.
nsrnt Of Russia devoted 10 Internn.
'ianai propaganda and organization and
pissstscd To the cause Of overthrow.
inx the existing order Ia America aud
throughout the world. It's principal
aim ~ to promote revolutionary clnss
struggle and establish wherever pos.
sihse Dictatorship Of the proletarlat
Surh a. exists In Russia One Of ils
ohk~ts. entering into the dreams Of
all radicals. Is the organization Of ait
w"rk1s~n, everywhere. Into one big
union. With such an organization aud
~a~h q powerful weapon. nm olIgnrchy
"f hshcr would he possible. The |.
w. w. II committed 10 these views.
heoe~ It's fight 10 disrupt The Amerl
can Federation of Labor which stands
f"r collective bargaining and the pres
~rsnfion OF cnntraetuai rights between
employers and employees Observers
everywhere have been pointing tn the
asAccahie effects ~ cum,nunistlr prop.
avnn,in In the disturbed conditions MI
over Europe and the strikes and rum.
h.lors In America. Wherever the doc.
triue~ have gained aseendency. as In
Russta Hungary. portions NJ the Hal
hsNs and recently In part ~ Ger.
naay, terrible conditions and In some
eases actual chaos have resulted
Attorney General ~ liner reports
that evidence In his hands proves that
NiiiAm ". Enster. leader Of the late
ri~~i strike. and either prominent rnd.
traits. haSe h-en The concealed bruins
ha~k ef the rail- strike The govern.
ss~ot's announcement was followed nv
l'r~sar' sriian la issuing federal war.
snaf~ far . number Of the active head,
~v~ ~ the strike. The warrants
s-havx~si violation nj section . NJ the
~av.t'me Lever LAW
H~sc~~ The issuance OF the warrants
aud thu de'.rnina ftcn 10 take drastic,
s~stoa had hsN-n announced. III. ro,
srws~~ts disclosures had begun 10
have sn effect an The strike an,i tfS
~svs, -cilsr~-. ar NJ least gradual
sss~sh was anticipated Even before
sh~ disclosures fsam Washington nm
improvement IN m. situation was
sssesf-~' in III. West. although acute
ss New s"rt aud sa,n- other partitions
H fh~ Fast In Chicago where ia.
rtrti~ started aud in other narfS ~
the West rsiiraad men aha hal been
sssrse~si nv the "autiaw" movement H..
raa TO srs signs ~ a trap and 10 turn
srssn io the couuSelS of their old
s-as'er~. Tlis was having gradual
effect In the restoration ~ irafisc and
s"ssaai ronaitlans
Nv new railway tabor hoard an.
tbss,ys-i by the cummlus. Esrh law
and appointed by IL. president, viii
INV sa'" the ar'luous duty Of review.
Ing 'he Whole railway labor question.
r.tstise 90 wages. hours Of employ.
'n~"'. w"rklng conditions. etc. ou, ~
ti~ great Sntmme of Testimony 20
Nes'h v will listen aud all the data
'""rs'"'i ii Is rallied upnn Ia ind y
>aati"n which ~ill he equitable 10 the