Mills of God and a gutter Echo in Sydney mobs
A critical blast against Sydney gutter journalism and the Echo paper for sensationalism and attacks on the working class. It denounces the Great Southern Beat and Lussich for anti worker rhetoric and calls for collective action by Redfern Red Flix and Soviet allies against capitalist press. The writer warns of a future revolution ending exploitation and placing such papers in a museum.
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Sydney
Bur
Great Southern
Redfern
Ace
Lursich
PLL
God
The
Echo
Austria
Peeters
Dione
Elise Eliotite
Eenar
Dayton Myer
Coupellins
Tomas He
Svbury
Aml
Workers Republic of Europe
Russia
Mills of God
Fragmented Reflections on War Debt and Wealth in Australia
A reader laments distortions in public policy and economic priorities from 1915 to 1918. The piece contrasts vast wartime expenditure with visible hardship, noting returned soldiers, starving children, and ruined farmers while citing lavish theatres, cars, and fashion as signs of capitalist excess. It compares Rome’s fall to current conditions and hints at Germany’s streets, urging concern for social security amid inequality.
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Austriia
Australia
George St
Rome
Germany
United Front of Workers in Tasmania Emerges
Extract from Mercure Hobart April 9 reports the birth of a United Front of the Workers of Tasmania. An industrial conference at Trades Hall Council called for wage protection and shorter hours, urges union affiliation, and proposes a Building Industry Group. It also requests propaganda leaflets, unemployment registration, and a workers levy to fund responses to wage cuts or hour increases.
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Mercure
Hobart
United Front
The
Workers of Tasmania
Workers of Mobart
Trades UI
Trades Hall Counicil
J. Lawrence
Trades Hall Council
Tasmania
Building Industry Group
Trades Flall Conference
One Bi
United Working Class Front
Trades Hall
Hall Disputes Committee
Comrade Payne to Lecture at Strand Theater
Comrade T. Payne returns from Sovet Russia and will lecture at the Strand Theater on Sunday April 2 at 7 20 pm. He will discuss his observations and experiences from the trip.
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Theat&e
Brisbane District Group Seeks Dues and Meeting Attendance
The Brisbane District Group announces a meeting in Room 3 Trades Hall at 3 p.m. to collect January dues and urges all members to attend the love meeting. Secretary J.B. Miles notes districts Sydney and anti paper campaigns plus a growing Young Communist League with weekly sessions and a new Speakers' Class led by Com Heffron.
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Brisbane
Trades Hall
Marc
J.B. Miles
Sydney
Park
Darlinghurst
Com
Tome Basie
Wnemibows
Young Communist League
Pan
Study Circles Speak with Nate Rene Alternate Tuesday Night
The notice lists a Tuesday meeting on April 24 with participants Comrade G. G. Winter and a sociology discussion. It references a Tuesday April 2st session at 8 p.m. with speakers and a tutor.
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Nate Ne Rene
Ooo
Chase
G. G. Winter
The Cruel Bolshevik Propaganda and Rebellion Echoes
A sharply worded British press reaction mocks the Comintern reply to India Egypt and Ireland protests. It derides socialist rhetoric while praising soldiers who fought for civilization and hints at unrest and reforms in Sydney street life and rail fares amid calls for land justice and workers gains.
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Tech
Society
Anh
Len
Bolshevic
Red
Viosuerity
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Workers' United Front
FIGHT
Hitelwa
W. J. Maraselal
L. Weiss
B.J. Shanabap
Banigan
G. Smith
Miss Weitzel
Donovana IL
Watson
Miss Woodbury
Oeker
M. Yousgee
D. Jeffery
T. Payne
Soviet
At & Pm
J. 5
Sussex
Comintern
Soviet Russia
Foglish
India
Eggpt
Ireland
George Street
Walter
B.S
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