Conference of the Communist Party of Great Britain
Walter Groecker details the 1922 English Communist Party conference in London. It notes the party's evolution from the old Marxist Socialist elements, the move toward Marxist revolutionary policy, and acceptance of affiliation with the Labour Party while maintaining independent communist principles. The article covers debates on tactics, the Labour Party alliance, unemployment, trade unions, and a new centralized party constitution aligned with the Communist International.
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Walter Groecker
London
German Communist Party
Rosa Luxemburg
Communist Party of Great Britain
Social Democratic Party
British Socialist Party
olMain
Communist Party
Meelf
Labor Party
Young Communist Party
Socilist Labor Party
Scotland
England
United Front
Independent Labor Party
Fablam Society
Laer
Edinburgh
Central Committee
Organized Labor Movement
Communist International
Party
Ute
Crittenden Attacks Judd at Labor Party Debate
The report accuses Harry Crittenden of vilification and orange display in a Sunday debate against Judd of the S.L.P. A vote by show of hands reportedly favored Judd fifty to one. The piece urges the A.L.P. Propaganda Committee to expel Crittenden for personal abuse and opportunism.
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Harry Crittenden
Judd
S.L.P
Domain
Harry
Labor Party
Crittenden
A.L.P. Propaganda Committee
Park Street
Communists Host Sydney Meeting On Aid To Soviet Russia
Dr Armstrong Smith visits Australia to speak at Communist Hall on his famine relief work across Austria, Baltic States, Belgium, China, France, Germany, Soviet Russia. Proceeds go to Save The Children Fund. Sydney Branch forms new meeting schedule at Trades Hall and announces Society of Technical Aid to Soviet Russia.
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Communist Hall
Armstrong Smith
Australia
Save the Children Fund
Soviet Russia
Europe
Austria
Baltic States
Belgium
China
France
Germany
Communist Party of Australia
Sydney
Trades Hall
W. Jeffery
Russia
N.S.W
the &T.a.8.r
Financiag
J. Boletnikoff
Stas.r
Sussex Setreet
the $T
Hobart and Tasmania Describe Unemployment and Industrial Growth
Tasmanian notes describe Hobart facing high unemployment with about 3000 out of work, yet a surge of industrial activity. zinc works employ 1000 on shift systems, jam factory demand rises, and hydro power spurs new factories. Labour groups critique conditions, while Comrade Grant and Denison No 1 Labour League push for Communist-aligned labor action.
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Hobart
Australia
Botanic Gardens
Tasmania
Launceston
Great Lakes
Tasmanian
Cadbury's-Fry's-Pascall's
Broken Will Proprietary Co
Jones' L.L
Henry Jones
Port+ arthur
Donald Grant
Denison No. 1 Labor League
G. Mahoney
Grant
Mt. Lyell
Lyei
Seamen Union Warns Against Wages Cut by Inchape in Australia
The Executive Seamen's Union of Australia warns workers not to scab as Inchape Shipping reduces wages in Britain and threatens layoffs. Over 200 union members have been jailed in Sydney Melbourne and Newcastle for up to ten weeks hard labor for refusing wage cuts. The appeal urges support for seamen families and calls for solidarity.
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J. M. Power
A.L.P
Daily Mail
A.W.1
Considine
Power
Mr. Power
Lawson
A.S.P
Solidarity
ALP
Broken Hill
Labor Party
Ite Impérialiem
Australia
New Zealand
Sinchape Shipping
Sydney
Melbourne
Newcastle
Inchape Combine
Great Britain
Executive Seamen’s Union
Day Street
Reply from Hotel B C Employees Union President
A letter to the editor from H C Nixon president of the Hotel B C Employees Union defends the union’s staffing and governance. He notes five paid officials, including secretary and organizers, with the rest serving in honorary roles and claims office openness and truthfulness against prior criticisms.
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H. C. Nixon
Hotel
B.C. & C. Employees’ Union
Communism or Capitalism Defining Labor Party Defeat
The Labor Party faces defeat with critics blaming Mr. Theodore rather than the Communists. Attacks at the Brisbane Conference of the new objective are quoted in daily opposition to the ALP. The Australian Labour Party seeks to exclude not the honest reds but the dishonest yellows.
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Labor Party
Theodore
Brisbane
ALP
A.S.P
Labor and Imperialism Continued from Page
The article criticizes socialist leaders for using rhetoric to pacify workers while aligning with bourgeois powers. It argues trade union leaders promise democratic action but divert attention to diplomats, dulling worker opposition to imperialism. It claims wage of democracy is blunted by reformist leadership.
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Tribune
Lloyd George
Shakespeare
Substandard Masthead Notice From Obscure Printer
An unclear clipping appears to reference a publication titled The Communist printed by an Industrial Printer in St. Spdhep and published by Garden and Bonduick Beas. The fragmentary text makes the exact publisher and location ambiguous and the overall meaning uncertain.
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Z. W. McCristal
Industrial Printerg
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