International Communist Movement and its Global Reach
An in depth overview of the Communist International’s structure and operations. It describes the executive committee in Moscow, its presidium, and centralized bureaus handling organization education agitation and partisan work. Notes the shift to direct supervision by special representatives and the inclusion of women and sport sections to spread propaganda worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Jyssessing Communist Organization
Bik
Moscow
Aol
International
Enter National
Presidium
Central Executive Committee
Europe
North
South America
Central Executives Committee
Communist International
United States
All Calm in Spain Declared by Embassy
The Spanish embassy issued a formal statement declaring tranquility prevails in Spain and denying reports of unrest or a banquet for a Madrid professor. It claimed news from Africa improves daily and the withdrawal toward Xaven proceeds with regularity and few losses. Dispatches last night noted travelers describing a Madrid dinner where Spaniards protested the military directorate’s rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasungton
Spain
University of Madrid
Africa
Xaven
Madrid
Early US Communist Delegates and Central Committees Described
A historical article outlines early US communist representation and the American delegation in 1921 and 1922, detailing the structure of the central executive committee, its authority over local groups, and the army-like organization model with districts, captains, and organizers. It notes secrecy via code names and the central links to Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
John Reed
Louis “Fraina
Alexander Stoklitcky
John Baslam
Edward Lengreen
United States
Robert Minor
Oscar Tyveroweky
Allagea
Perations
Wifai
Chicago
New York
Russia
He’ International
Logal
Iour
Moscow
213 Professors Back Independent Ticket
Washington October 31 La Follette Wheeler headquarters today made public an endorsement of the independent ticket signed by 63 professors of economics and sociology and 150 professors of history religion law anthropology languages literature psychology and agriculture The statement says the time is ripe for a realignment in American politics with new party formation and that progressive elements should unite under the La Follette ticket to influence the political landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
la Follette-Wheeler
Independent
Ea. Follette
Radio hook up to air Davis and Coolidge addresses
Washington reports plans by telephone officials to broadcast the Democratic candidate John W. Davis from New York at 9 15 p m Eastern Standard Time and President Coolidge from the White House on the same night. Twenty three stations nationwide will link the chain as experts expect the largest audience for any presidential address. The simultaneous two candidate broadcast marks a new epoch in political campaigning on the eve of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
John W. Davis
White House
Chance Guilty of Manslaughter in Fourth Trial
R HB Chance received a sentence of one to two years for manslaughter from Judge H B Strange in Bulloch County. A jury convicted him of killing Watson Allen in December 1923 after a two and a half day trial that marked his fourth jury appearance in the county with prior trials granting new ones. Sydney and Gary Rowe had pleaded guilty earlier and are serving sentences in Laurens County.
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Statesbers
R. HB
Chance
H. B. Strange
Bulloch County
Watson Allen
Sydney
Gary Rowe
Laurens County
J. J. E. Anderson
Statesboro
A. M. Deal
N. K. Overstreet
Sylvanian
R. Lee Moore
A. S. Anderson
Millen
U. A. Dixon
State
Big Orlando Hotel Bought by Syndicate
Orlando Fly October 31 An announcement states the Angelbilt hotel, opened two years ago and tied up in litigation, was purchased by a syndicate of local capitalists led by J W Phillips president Bank of Orange and Trust Co The hotel cost about 1 25 million and litigations and receivership actions have been fought off by stockholders led by A D Warner and J Ange
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Fly
Angelbilt
J. W. Phillips
Bank of Orange & Trust Co
A. D.warner
J. Ange
King seeks promotion for son despite school age rule
A father argues his son, William Jr., is eligible for promotion from kindergarten to first grade despite Hoard rule requiring five years six months as the minimum age. The case centers on whether the child meets the required age and readiness for advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
King
Steamer Providence Shaken by Three Earthquakes At Sea
Officers of the steamship Providence report three distinct earthquakes felt October 24 while off the Azores. Passengers were alarmed as the vessel shook violently with vibrations lasting four, then two seconds. The ship carried 233 passengers. In other news Great Britain has 16 million workers with about one million unemployed. Tokio plans paving 211 acres of streets in three years.
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New York
Providence
Mediterranean
Ferceira
Azores Islands
Great Britain
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