Archbishop Duhig Criticizes Religion Amid World Strife
In a Lent pastoral, Archbishop Duhig denounces clergy who ignore wage slavery and economic woes. He accuses a priest of profiting from religion while opposing workers’ rights and endorsing liquor interests, urging workers toward Communism as an antidote to religion.
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Duhig
Fock
Christ
Pasciam
Steek
Marx
Dulig
Ireland
Europe
Jesus
Lawly Carpenter
Barapa
Nation 4S
Syrrally
Dumenrecs
Watson
Suing a Union and the Fight Over a Levy
Comrade Watson criticizes rebels who sued a trade union after a levy was voted to fund a presumed fighting fund. He argues rebels break with fellow workers and align with the capitalist courts, noting a jailed conscientious objector’s treatment versus union members seeking equal work terms. He condemns the rebels as scabs against organized labor.
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Conraes
Wint Mors
Church of England
Unio
Nerous
Falitor
HL Watson
Plebs Conference Forms Independent Working-Class League
A conference at Rivegenners created the Plebs Lespuet League to coordinate independent working-class education. Sydney will host the central group with a three-member core, led by A Willis as president and N Freberg as secretary, aiming to educate the working class and harness local organizations for widespread propaganda and classes.
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Vlolegary
Ym-Varinus Plebs Lespuet
Rivegenners
Educariat
N. Freberg
Common Cause
Bein
Sydney
Beaacles
A. ©. Willis
Miners’ Federation
League
Mr. Preeberg
Rae T. Flynn
G. Winter
Traden
Seif
Aseh
Renteul
Economics Made Easy and the Capitalist Dilemma
A critical reprint from the Daily Mail discusses simplifying economics and the claim that workers deserve full product of their labor. It questions the logic of such views, notes the moral cost, and cites a NSW coal strike as an example of class tensions and wage disputes.
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Waving
Daily Mail
Conmannity
Ike
Beneft
Bruno
Galilei
Marx
Nup
Australia
Qne
Hibble
Conflicting Interests in Workers' Struggle and Class Debate
A radical call critiques wage systems and capitalist greed, arguing workers deserve the full product of their toil. It mocks the master class scientific thinking and urges unity in education and propaganda to overturn capitalist economics and renew strength for daily toil.
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Mr. Hibble
Claes
Special Subscription Campaign to Boost Communist Press
The Central Executive urges a three month drive to expand party paper circulation across factories, mines, workshops and unions. Local Groups to form House to House Committees and street sellers to gather single copy subscriptions with direct mail delivery. Gifts issued for subscriptions and a bound volume for top collectors.
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Commonwealth
Samvcest
Sussex-strest
Ney
Fond Farewells to Governor Walter and Dame Margaret
A whimsical open letter from readers pleads with Governor Walter Davidson and Dame Margaret not to leave. The missive compares their long service to servile labor, urging them to stay while noting gratitude and affection.
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Walter Davidson
Sir Walter
Dame Margaret
Daily Mail
Wal
Mag
Po Walter
Dinamveet
Daphne
Can You Beat This RECORD SALE OF COMMUNISTS
Our Cessnock correspondent reports a mass miners meeting selling 15 dozen communist papers in three hours, nine dozen in one and a half hours, with sales completed without a meeting. Comrade Givens used newsboy methods to move extra copies after the postponed meeting.
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Cessnock
Goxgnock
Joy
Givens
Nisin Alreet
Censnock
Grand Concert for Communist Party Press Fund
A charity event titled Grand Concert for the Communist Party Press Fund takes place on a Saturday in April at Communist Hall 305 Sussex Street. The program features Thelma a 10 year old mime mental marvel five minute speeches by the Three Bikers Violin Bolo and recitations including D Jefery and McDicken.
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Communist Party Press Fund
At & Pm Communist Hall
Sussex Street
Thelma
Mental Marvel
Bikers
Bolo
Jefery
McDicken
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