The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, December 1, 1919, Page 13

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North Dakota Governor e ] NTHUSIASTIC. indorse- 4| ment of the action taken by Governor Frazier of North Dakota to seize the coal mines of that state, thus insuring a supply of coal for the citizens regard- less of strike conditions, has been vot- ed by the St. Paul Trades and Labor assembly. The resolutlon, in full, fol- lows: “This is a time of severe trial for the organized workers of our country. They are under fire from the strong- ly fortified entrenchments of the cor- Porations, the large employers of la- bor and all the other factors and ad- herents of big busmess, whose dead- liest munitions are poisonous misrep- resentations _and downright false- hoods. “The plutocratlc press of the coun- try is greedily publishing and. keep-\ ing in circulation every untruth man- ufactured to injure trade unionism and its members and resolutely sup- pressing every fact that counts in their favor.- GOVERNMENT USED TO CURB WORKERS . “Even the strong arm of the fed- eral government has been successful- ly invoked to restrain the liberties of workingmen and deprive them of their rights, while nothing has been said or done to redress their grievances, obtain justice for them or curb the cruel oppression by which the employ- ers are striving to reduce them to serfdom. “In such a time it is refreshing and encouraging to find at least one public official true to his responsibilities to the whole people and as active, ener- getic and determined in caring for the "| welfare of the workers as for any other class of the population. There- B| fore be it “Resolved, by the St. Paul Trades and Labor assembly, in regular meet- ing convened, this . Friday evening, November 14, 1919, that we heartily and joyfully ¢ommend thé manly and patriotic course of Hen. Lynn J. Frazxer, governor of North Dakota, in taking possession ef the coal mines of that state in the name and under the power of the commonwealth and operating them in the interest and for the welfare of the whole people of the state” Be it further “Resolved, that a copy of this docu- ment be forwarded to Governor Fra- zier in the name and under the seal of this a3sembly.” WRONG USE OF LEAGUE NAME It being reported that numerous newspapers are being promoted, or about to be promoted, as “Nonpartisan league publications,” thesnational ex- ecutive committee of the League at a recent meeting authorized the follow- ing for publication: “The national executive committee and the League have not indorsed any newspaper promotion other than the Minnesota Star, the new farmer-labor daily to be published at Minneapolis. Promoters are not authorized to use the League name and prestige in sell- ing newspaper stock except when such propositions have been subrmtted to the League publication board “ind act- ed upon favorably both by that board and the national executive committee.” PORTABLE GRANARIES “Knock-down” or portable granaries can be used to care for wheat on the farm, plans for which have been pub- lished by the United States depart- ment of agriculture. The use of these storehouses often enables the grower to market his produce with better profit. 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