A period of extreme suppression of civil liberties in this state from 1917-1921 is referred to as this state's “agony” in a book by historian Arnon Gutfeld. Preempting the federal law by three months, this state passed its own Sedition Act during World War I, supported by this state’s “Loyalty League.” A history of this state by Joseph Kinsey Howard titled [This state]: High, Wide, and Handsome laments (-5[1])that ten percent of its population was drafted in World War I. A labor union hall was blown up in this state during a riot between rival factions of the (*) WFM. (-5[1])Newsman William F. Dunne was defended at his sedition trial in this state by future senator Burton K. Wheeler. (-5[2])Attempts to strike (-5[1])in this state after the Speculator Mine disaster led to the murder of IWW (10[1])organizer (-5[1])Frank Little. (-5[1])For 10 points, US entry into World War II was voted against by what state’s representative (10[1])Jeannette Rankin? ■END■ (10[4]0[3])