Communists Openly Call for Dictatorship in America
A New York convention by the American Communist Party declares support for a dictatorship of the proletariat and alignment with the Communist International. The piece warns that a coordinated 30,000 member core, aided by labor groups and organized fronts, could inflict substantial damage while aiming to destroy the AFL and undermine democratic liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers’ Party
American Federation of Labor
American Communist Party
New York
America
Communist International
Department of Justice
Communist Party
United States
Moscow
Russian Red Cross
Trade Union Educational League
William Z. Foster
Labor Movement
Democratic Phi
Cliff Duerr Painters Union Elects Officers in Spirited Meeting
CLIFF DUERR Painters Decorators and Paper Hangers Local 135 held a large meeting at the labor temple with routine business and a push for unity in the coming year. The election featured a spirited contest, naming Clifford Duerr as president and Edward Fath as vice president among other officers and delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Temple
United Front J
Clifford Duerr
Edward Fath
Louis E. Sprandel, Jr
Lester L. Lom
Walter Siekmann
Chas. Hessberger
Edward Keller
Trades Council
Owen George
Building Trades Council
Glenn Thompson
A. Brown
Bosses Dodge Probe In Garment Wage Dispute
Norman Hapgood resigns as impartial chairman of the wage board amid long standing boss wage demands. The move follows persistent obstruction by employers and escalating claims by workers, with a suggested formal investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Norman Hapgood
Garment Workers
Imade
Investi
Wall Street Opens Fight on Progressives with Smoke Veil
The National City Bank of New York and the New York Trust Company publish periodical reviews on economic, financial and political events. The pieces aim for impartiality but function as propaganda for high finance, shaping public opinion and influencing views on railroad pricing and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
National City Bank of New York
The
New York Trust Company
Cleveland Trust Company
National City Bank
Morgan & Company
Naal City Bank
Open Shoppers Seek to Import Contract Labor
Anti union employers push open shop by importing European jewelry workers under contract to suppress wages in Washington. The Von Steinner & Baumgartner Co case prompts immigration bureau review after union protest. The Jewelry Workers' Union cites past open shop moves and vows to curb labor importation and protect American workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Labor News Service
Washington, D. C
Europe
United States
von Steinner & Baumgartner Co
F Street
International Jewelry Workers’ Union
Immigration Bureau
Department of Labor
Jewelry Workers’ Monthly
von Steiner & Baumgartner
Tte
Merchants’ and Manufacturers' Association of
Washington, D C
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association of
Craft Association of New York
Baltimore
von Steinner & Baum~gartner
New York Craft Association
Ld. W. Uy
Canada
Sheffield
England
New York
Haw
France
Lnit
American Federation of Labor
A.P. of L
Telke
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Cliff Duerr
Will
Chester M. Wright
Clothiers
Worthmore
Worthmore Clothes Shop
High Street
Court House
Krebs
Organized Labor
Davis
Dange
Labor Temple Hall
Peerless Orchestra
Chas. Elble
Mgr
Ofachs
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