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Industrial Worker, Spokane, Washington, 3 October 1912
I. W. W. Songs to Fan the Flames of Discontent, Joe Hill, Cleveland, March 1916
LAC Acc. No. 1983-28-3840, 1918
The Bolshevik, by David Jagger, 1918, CWM 197110261-0204, Beaverbrook Collection of War Art Canadian War Museum
See http://activehistory.ca/2017/10/the-bolshevik-art-revolution-and-canada/#more-22096
Non-Partisan, Calgary, 18 January 1918
LAC Acc. No. 1983-28-613
1919, LAC PDP 03580
One Big Union of All the Workers, Industrial Workers of the World, Chicago, 1919, Wikimedia Common
Ulysses Borden returns from his wonderful travels. / Penelope Canada: - Welcome Ulysses! I'm so glad you're home. During your / absence treacherous suitors and aspirants for your place, schemers, / food speculators, profiteers and foreign Bolshevist agitators have / been annoying me horribly and causing general unrest, / particularly the food speculators. Be brave! Be firm! And / get after them. The people are with you in this. / Homer up to date. A.G.Racey, LAC acc. no. 1926-007-5, ca. 1919
Life, New York, 3 April 1919
The New York Communist, 1 May 1919
Canadian Labor News, Ottawa, 24 May 1919
Canadian Labor News, Ottawa, 31 May 1919
"Any association...whose professed purpose...is to bring about any governmental, industrial or economic change within Canada by use of force, violence or physical injury to person or property, or by threats of such injury, or which teaches, advocates, advises or defends the use of force, violence, terrorism, or physical injury to person or property...in order to accomplish such change, or for any other such purpose..., or which shall by any means prosecute or pursue such purpose...or shall so teach, advocate, advise or defend, shall be an unlawful association."
Section 98, an amendment to the Criminal Code designed to strike a blow at the Communist Party, introduced by Arthur Meighen, Minister of Justice in Robert Borden's government, 1919
Great War Veterans at City Hall, University of Manitoba, 4 June 1919
Meeting at Victoria Park, University of Manitoba, 13 June 1919
"From a thousand hills a thousand rills gather into a mighty river which sweeps on to the ocean. An attempt to dam the Niagara, in the hope that it would never reach the sea, would be no more foolish than the attempt to dam labour from its resistless onward sweep towards its natural outlet – cooperative industry."
Fred J. Dixon, Winnipeg Strike Bulletin, 27, 1919
Overturning a Streetcar on Main Street, University of Manitoba, 21 June 1919
Winnipeg Riot. LAC, e004666108 21 June 1919
Canadian Labor News, Ottawa, 16 August 1919
Step by step, Sidney Joseph Greene, New York Evening Telegram, 1 November 1919, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
"Grass will grow, the river will reach the sea, the boy will become a man, and labour will come into its own."
Fred J. Dixon, speech to the jury, 1920
Life, New York, 6 May 1920
A. Sheartz, The Daily Worker, 11 Nov 1926
The North West Mounted Police was founded in 1873. It was renamed the Royal North West Mounted Police in 1904 in recognition of its contribution to the Boer War. It became the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in 1920 as a result of the Winnipeg General Strike and Red Scare. It moved its headquarters from Regina to Ottawa and added security and intelligence to its duties.
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