Justice in the Dock: Four Workers Convicted for Potato Theft
In a dramatic courtroom scene four working-men faced charges of unlawful possession of sacks of spuds. The prosecuting sergeant pressed against the defendants while the judge denounced the working class and sentenced each man to produce 100 bags of potatoes monthly for two years to keep their employer supplied.
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Mourr
Serge
Watt Anaster
No more master class wars says workers
A call from Australian workers urging youth to refuse enlistment and oppose capitalist rulers. The piece condemns Versailles era profits and calls for unity against the master class, urging readers to join the league, attend study classes, and support the Communist Hall and literature sale at 395 Sussex St.
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Poverty and Riches in Rural NSW Exhibit Critique
A stark critique contrasts drought devastated rural NSW with a wealth display by capitalists. Clergy and workers denounce inequality as wealthy owners showcase cattle while small farmers struggle. The text condemns capitalism and calls for workers to own production means.
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Samuel Hordern
Sydney
1923 May Day Demonstration Sparks Labour Resolve
The passage reflects on May Day demonstrations across history, noting repeated defeats and victories. It frames the working class’s ongoing struggle for freedom and courage in the face of an all-powerful opponent, portraying May Day as a reaffirmation of resolve in a long campaign.
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