To the Children by the Communist Education Drive
A Sunday hall session in Sussex Street promotes child indoctrination into communist ideals. It urges parents to bring friends, promising stronger worker unity, education beyond the state system, and a political program toward a classless society with organized study and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex Street
Sti
Wong
Ougholt Ely
General Assembly
Gabre’ Giese
Ghbold
Bolshevik Menace Narration at Aruddala Parkhill Rally
A verbose excerpt argues that industrial distress in America stems from a capitalist plot led by steel, railway, and turning magnates. It claims an international conspiracy of revolutionary communists drives upheaval and urges workers to join a revolutionary party to overthrow capitalism. The piece mocks critics and reiterates a anti Bolshevik stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aruddala Parkhill
Haw Jnunt
America
Archdale
Australia
Arelidale
Ely
Abe
Armerican Mainens
Toniy
Employers’ Federation
Mey
Avolidaly
Communist International and Soviet World Affairs Digest
A dense survey of Communist Internationale movements and Soviet policy including reactions to the Russian Revolution, debates on dictatorship and workers’ control, and references to Western socialist theories. It lists figures, books, and institutions such as the Communist Party Ghent Belial, and discusses the rise of soviet government and economic critique under capitalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revel Halon
Proebrashensky
Petrograd
Wic
Rover
Leni
Apelt
Elonrsrake Govirnawnt
LWW
Comimunise International
Trevw
Garkall
Ite Jammuniem
A. Koraniay
Rusia
Peopie
Commissaris of Foreign Affairs
Battle of the Battle Water and Protestant Bigotry Rumor
An 1860s style polemic rails against religious bigotry as Unions and workers face alleged exploitation by the rating class. It complains of patriotic pageantry on the twelfth, mocks Protestant England, and links religious sentiment to political power and upheaval. The piece frames Britain and Europe as icons of reaction against labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Grant
Adelaide Botanic Park
United Front
England
Bt Africa
America
Australia
Tw.w
American Federation of Labor
A.W.U
1.W.W
Existiy
Europe
Protracted Irish clashes amid League of Augsburg ties
Distant religious and political rivalries frame a narrative about Protestant victory in Ireland, the Battle of Mons, and papal influence. The text cites 1686 alignments in Europe, Pope Innocent XI, and William of Orange, noting Catholic power in Madrid and Brussels and a Te Deum after William’s Irish victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Austria
Battle of the Boyne
Valery Church
Trislavan
Mons
William
League of Augsburg
of Thermany
Spain
Prince of Orange
Rene
France
Min
Guizot
Louis Niv
Tnageent XI
Walliant IV
Louis XIV
Jauie MI
England
Moreaur
James
Louis
Madrid
Brussels
Healy
McCriatal Press Advertises in Sydney Vicinity
A fragment shows T W McCriatal at 1 Industrial Printory 23 Caminet publishing in Sydney area of Australia. The text mentions proximity to Australis and local printing activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. McCriatal
Sydney
Vicina of Australis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Comrades
Weare
Wlaide
Grant
Communist Party
United Prout
Raut
Botanic Park
Seastle Australia
Fery
Eta
Bach
Amc
Mppentiniat
Lasber Party
Comauniet
Gren’ Beltaln
Rcocil
Whitey
Muriix
Weal
Projetariat
Kameolterahiy
Asia
Lane Gemuisre
Tanner
Seard
Communi Movement
Mantterto
Communist Internationale
Bu Bistorien
Sear
Comumantut Leteent
Belg & Collection
Facta and Heures
Ruslan
Ghent
Belial
Mouse
Catersiip
Lewin
Yoder
Soviet Republic
Ube
Andek
Shaws
Winery
Liter Higent
Usta
Inne MerBrige
Teateky
Drut
London
Mugotan Bovier Repti
QUANG
Lumuyy Peeretiry
Covumulal Hall
Snney ‘Sydniet
B'Tlin” Water
Communist Halt
Sumex Street
Tom Payne
the Thirh
Jim Connally
Lahan
Ireland
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