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Sydney Communist

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Apr 13, 1923

Page

2

Miners' Council Faces Criticism Over Dooley Row

The Miners' Council faces renewed scrutiny over its stance in the Dooley dispute and related party tensions. Critics accuse the council of whitewashing Baddeley’s actions and misrepresenting the Brisbane and All-Australian Congress decisions while urging genuine unity against capital power.

Lira Mr. Dent Mr. Baddel Mr. Baddeley Baddeley Enroy Dooley Miners’ Council All-Australian Trade Union Congress Brisbane United Front All- Australian Congress A.L.P Brisband McGiry All-Australians Trade Union Congress ALP Icf Counel Shoul Marvin Synedy All Australian Trade Calm Congress

Down with Capitalism and Communism in Australia

A 1923 Communist pamphlet excerpt argues for unity inside the Australian Labor Party to destroy capitalism. It critiques Mussolini, defends liberty for the dictatorship of the proletariat, and attacks rival leaders like Mr Boote for resisting Communist affiliation with the ALP, urging militant action and revolutionary unity.

Mussolini Italy Alo Sith Francis Adams Boore Communist Party Lebor McGire McGirr Boote ALP A.S.P Mr. Boots Mr. Boote Labor Party Bote Australia Labiny Party Arday Itelf ALP. Com Wewest Labor Movement Route Wis Australian Labor Movement

Would-be suicides amid World War era starvation crisis

The piece describes unemployed workers, driven to suicide by famine after the war. It cites a recent victim who leaped to his death from the Gap to escape starvation and urges readers to consider a poem by Francis Adane about despair and death. It laments starvation, plunder, and the meshing of religious rhetoric with violence.

Francis Adane Gan Christ

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Coal Miners’ Council Pooley Baddele Van Tradietion Teense Buddeley DLA Priday Aprit Signor Muskolini Oe Willine Phe Avanti Taly Lip States Fascismo Lliberty Tran Liberty Proletariat Capitaliamt Meyer MR. H. E. Boote Borie Ohe Iggest Aurthillat
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