Queensland Frame-up and A W U Dispute at South Johnstone
A detailed account before the State Industrial Court on June 1 outlines A W U claims for member preference in the Queensland sugar industry, pledging to purge nonconforming members. It covers cane cutters halting work over a 28/- per day minimum, resulting fines, a union huddle, and charges against Nicholls and associates amid a broader class struggle.
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A.W.U. Faims
State Industrial Court
Queensland
A.W.U
Mariya
Quesland
A.W
Martyn
Nicholls
South Johnstone
Astr
Michal Eeeed
Presi
W.U
The Russian Famine and the Constitutional Workers
A 1917 era piece argues that workers resist unconstitutional methods yet advocate force to seize food and resources from capitalists to aid Russia. It condemns imperialism and calls for working class action though framed as radical, with references to various nations and the Volga famine.
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Brisbane
Cuttada
Australia
Siberia
Volga
Iy Resun
Russia
Cps
Untimely Warnings on Capitalist Control and Repression
Fragmentary text warns that capitalist powers prepare to crush worker revolts using mass violence and state weapons. It references explosives, bomb devices, and gas munitions as tools to suppress protests and tighten ruling class authority.
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James Nicholls
Blage
Svent Farrell
J. Welsh
Nation
Cairne
Hal Casine
Drishane
Workers of Australia
Court of Appeals
Bribtane
Brisbane Wharf
Gaftney
Intisfail
Cairns
Tisbane
Cophalism
Iourit
Tuli
Niteul Cs
Lve
Britain
Italy
Hungary
Finland
Spain
France
Lw.w
Ulm
Australis
Gime Lerocity Ds
Caribe Rasta Mears
Germany
Exel Ot Thos
Constitutional Workers