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Which of the following issues did The Evening World and The Labor Journal
interpret...
30 points
Which of the following issues did The Evening World and The Labor Journal
interpret the most differently in their articles about the Palmer Raids?
A. The validity of the police's evidence against the radicals
B. The total number of immigrants actually seized in the raids
C. The motivations behind the IWW's labor organizing actions
D. The legality of refusing to feed prisoners awaiting deportation
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