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Newspaper

Sydney Communist

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 03, 1922

Page

5

America’s labor movement and a proposed unity plan

Hardy explains a plan for affiliation between independent unions and the IWW, arguing it would unify the movement rather than dominate it. He notes opposition from the I.W.W. and syndicalists fearing Communist control, but claims a joint executive presence with Moscow could foster harmony. A unity conference is planned as independents show support, signaling potential major action ahead.

Hardy America N.W.W Cannier Alhions I.W.W Trade Union International Daniel Moscow

The Origin of Bolshevism in Victoria Letter

A reader letter from Bairnsdale criticizes a Australian Chatauquha lecture asserting Bolshevism stems from venereal disease among leaders. The writer notes similar meetings are planned across Victoria and urges readers of Fellowship to consider the claim.

Tom Skeyhill Bairnsdale Bairnedale Victoria

Industrial Chaos and the Herald's Foundation Day Fact

The piece critiques the Sydney Morning Herald of January 26 1922 as alarmist about industrial upheaval, citing wage cuts, plant closures and unemployment in Australia, while linking global turmoil to capitalist power. It argues workers should read the capitalist press more intelligently and notes political coverage downplays the election.

W. M. Hughes Australia Newcastle Newcastle and Maitland Lysaght Collieries Association Ihs England Egypt South Africa India Ireland Turkey Russia Genoa Mr. Dooley S.M. Herald

One Union movement gains steam in building industry

The Building Trades Federation dissolves to focus on One Union for the building industry. Three Unions appoint delegates to the Provincial Executive. The Labour Council debates affiliation with the Red Trade Union International on February 2. J Howie leads as president with a full slate of officers. May Day and expanded ties loom as key priorities.

Building Trades Federation Labor Council Red Trade Union International J. Howie Australia Worker of Australia Howie Russia Red Trade Union Movemel

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Red Trade Union Affiliation and Labor Council J. Beasly J. S. Garden J. J. Graves W. Gibb J. McDonald A. A. King H.L. Denford J Kelly J. Kilburn J. Cullinane Guardian J. Gillard
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