Shall We Vote for the A.L.P. and Counter-Revolution
A letter argues against labeling the ALP revolutionary communist and urges voters to back Labor as a broader democratic choice. The writer insists the question is about tactics and solidarity, not abuse, noting a recent election in South Brisbane and criticizing wage reduction votes. The piece reflects intra-party debate and political positioning within labor movements.
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Savoy Party
Cane Aidaten
AAP
Weomle
Labor Party
Ferest
Proes
Nolitietalis
ALP
Revolu-Ionary
Theodore
Ross
Theodores
SACP
Brisbane
Hidate
Elgal
Ayetum
Workers’ Party
Plesse
Mir
Theadors
Labor
MM. Theodore
Mmn
War and Work War Policy in Industrial Struggle
In this column the author likens industrial conflict to war between workers and capitalists. Capitalists unite to crush strikes with brutal methods, while workers are loosely organized and prone to desert, requiring disciplined revolutionary leadership to defeat capitalism and defend workers.
Military principles and the workers as an army
The piece argues that the workers are not yet an army as defined by military science. It urges mobilising all forces with energy, concentrating on decisive blows, acting quickly, and maintaining urgency. It concludes victory in industry and politics requires workers organized along scientific lines.
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Millong
Hhem
Ley
Capi Ad
Two Big Meetings In Jowan Nesburg Reported
Tom Mann spoke to a large crowd at the Town Hall on Monday. Smuts addressed a selective audience at Wanderers Hall on Tuesday, protected by hundreds of police and agents. Attendees described mixed reactions with some workers swayed while others remained hostile toward the system. The piece notes press coverage differences and hints at tensions between labor and political leadership in South Africa.
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Jowan
Nesburg
Tom Mann
Town Hall
Wanderers
Smuts
Mano
Sears
Smule
Smute
Lloyd George
South Africa
Shaw on land and state in a fractured piece
A fragmented critique discusses Bernard Shaw and his views on land, revolution, and imperialism. It references Lavin, communist rhetoric, and wartime loyalties, noting mixed opinions on Soviet Russia and international communist movements. The piece touches on Brisbane Conference debates and shifting party objectives, ending with a League of Nations note on military expenditure.
Communist Resolution on Ireland Urges Imperialist Stand
A London backed communique condemns Britain's empire, praising Irish resistance and calling for solidarity. It supports the republicans and asks for aid to build a Workers and Peoples Republic of Ireland, linking it to a global anti imperialist federation.
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Communist Party of Great Britain
Hands OF Ireland
Wwe
The Responsibility to Decide on War and Treaty Roots
A historical discussion addresses the duty of teaching members to judge support for a looming war and the Irish Republic's integrity. It argues the treaty violated independence, detailing clashes with national sovereignty and calls for unity against foreign domination amid a contentious parliamentary vote.
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LRA
Dall Wireanin
New
WisleMal Tower
Ivetnni
Toreien
Eline
Ted Foonlis
Aneyis
Salvation Army Home Funded for Orphans in Queensland
A historic report notes a Salvation Army home in Queensland aiding homeless children and derelicts. The Governor praised the Army’s work, citing thousands admitted to charity homes yearly and urging prayers for stability, amid tensions with communist aims and religious education.
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Salvation Army
Queensland
Nerous
Australia
The Young Communist Fighters for Children’s Allies
A fragmented notice from a working class paper promising a December issue. It hints at youth oppression, labor solidarity, and upcoming features on apprentices, economics, and international news, with a caution about repeating past mistakes.
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