Poison gas works at Edgewood report from Washington
Washington dispatch describes Edgewood Arsenal outside Baltimore as the world’s largest poison gas plant. It details personnel, funding, and daily output, including chlorine from salt, phosgene, mustard gas, lewisite, and mask innovations. The piece laments warfare’s progress and notes a case for exterminating war.
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Washington
America
Edgewood
Baltimore
Chesapeak Bay
Chemical Warfare Corps
Wir Omee
T.N.T
Hague
Newlands
Catholic University
Joe Lewis
North-Western University
Lenin Time and IWW Split Rumor in Russian Circles
A note refutes The Communist interview with Geo Hardy of the I.W.W. claiming it did not reflect official GEA views. The LW W delegate Williams reports the Red Trade Union International rejected the IWW stance, signaling a potential split within the movement.
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Geo. Hardy
LWW
the Communist
I.W.W
GEA
G.H.B
Williams
Lw.w
Red Trade Union International
I.W.W. T
The Proletariat and Capitalist Conspiracy Worldwide
An analysis arguing that capitalists seek a global servile state through the League of Nations and disarmament talks. It warns Communists to unite, infiltrate conferences, disrupt capitalist plots, and organize for a rapid, united push toward emancipation and communism.
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Russia
League of Nations
Washington
Cannes
Billy Hughes
H.Q
International Service State
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Manchester Guardian
H. W. Nevin
Lenin and
God
Lenin
George Hardy
Roy Brown
A. Newman
J. Bartell
Industries Workers of the World