Dwyer Gray reinstatement urged by Hobart Communist group
The Communist Group of Hobart urges Australian workers to back the reinstatement of Dwyer Gray as editor of the Hobart World. They accuse his dismissal of ill treatment and pro Bolshevik stance, noting Gray defended Soviet Russia and Sinn Fein. They report union and Labor figures oppose pay concessions to him, while urging rapid action and widespread support across branches and towns.
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Workers of
Australia
Dwyer Gray
Rayndler
Labor Papers, Ltd
Broken Hill
Tasmania
Uraynller
Dwyer
Ray
Edith
Tradex
Deverray
Nix
Grayndler
Counsell
Uninis
Toamania
Chain of Labor
Dailien
Northern Tacriiary
Northern Territory
Aerien
Daily Post
William Morris
Board of Trade Defers Wage Review to Delay Workers
The Board of Trade delays a quarterly basic wage revision, extending the current rate through at least April and possibly May. Critics allege the delay serves the master class, hindering workers from benefiting from any cost of living adjustments amid rising prices.
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Board of Trade
Nsw
Tin Board of Trade
Innisfail Watersiders dispute voiced at Bowen mass meeting
At a Bowen mass meeting of Watersiders, P Kelly spoke for Innisfail, outlining the sub-branch’s grievances. Motions were carried urging publication to the Worker Smiths Weekly and Communist journals, seeking support from the AWLP and financial aid for the Innisfail sub-branch.
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Sir
Watersiders
Bowen
Joni Tait
P. Kelly
Innisfail
Howes Sib
Cor
AWLP
Cairns
Wasville
Montrilvan
T.T. Edwards
O B U An Alternative to Revolution by Force and Violence
Article reports Mr Willis at the OBU convention arguing the OBU offers a nonviolent path for the labor movement. He contends force and violence only arise from despair and that reconstruction requires intelligence, knowledge, and organization. Questions are raised about whether the OBU can prevent capitalist overthrow and about reconciling force with reconstruction.
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Congress
Grayndlve
Hobart
Sybney
Rydney
Snell
THE
O.B.U
A. (. Willis
Jusve
Kila
Willik
Capitelina
Willis
Yielenes
Willig
What Is Happening in China and Its Global Echoes
A fragmented survey traces Chinese revolutionary history from the 1900 Boxer Uprising through the 1910 regulations, detailing foreign influence, Yuan Shikai and Sun Yat Sen’s factions, and the rise of constitutional democracy. It highlights women’s pivotal roles, the enduring turmoil, and the complex web of global interests shaping China’s path toward reform.
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Russia
Australia
Japan
Java
China
Korea
Ura Iako
Thaw Caitn
Isles
Lalle
Ho Animagler
Anaue Ahorwin
Canty
Kowal
Shiwal
Sven Elvalling
Oapan
Atteavanl
TH Naule
Yui Shi Kai
Sun Yat
Haw San Yat Sen En Mane
Haw
Fin
Jolwal
Perthern, Party
Lef
Sus Yat Sen
Washington
Chima
Sun Yat Sen
Panton
Furseign Taanipylytan
Corwin Ule
Prohibited Milk for Babies and Meat for Strong Men Trial
Reports from a past trial in New Zealand center on policing dietary rules and revolutionary rhetoric. The text describes inspections, labor class tensions, and authorities suppressing extreme statements amid broader political unrest.
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Lahaneudinials
Cliss
New Zealand
David
Fragmentary Musings From A Distant Era
A garbled, early 20th century style passage imagines a world transformed by revolutionary change. It references a Soviet future, rapid societal shifts, and intense personal longing within a chaotic, dreamlike setting.
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