The First National Bank of Moscow
The Pioneer Bank
W. L. Payne, President
J. S. Heckathorn, Cashier
"a man who publicly denies Socialism and disloyalty," says Mr. Brown, "but also, the records show, stands self-registered on its registration blank in North Dakota as belonging to the 'Socialist Party,' and who stands indicted in the courts of Minnesota on charges of sedition and disloyalty to his government in time of war." At its thirty-sixth annual session the Minnesota Federation of Labor decided to call a caucus for the organization of a separate labor party and the nomination of a complete State ticket. This is revolutionary, for the policy of the American Federation of Labor, as Secretary Morrison says, has been "to oppose partisan political action." Organized labor will be even more concerned about the suggestion that this caucus will mark a combination of Minnesota labor with the non-partisan league. From this union there might come temporary success, but in the long run the interests of injured by combination with an organization that is socialistic and disloyal. Labor could not fail to be greatly in need of... 