Miners’ President Baddeley and Seamen’s Union leader Walsh profiled
The piece extols Jack Baddeley as Australia’s Miners’ President and Newcastle District MP still aligned with the Industrial Movement. It lauds Tom Walsh, President of the Seamen’s Union, as a militant advocate for workers, noting his hard line against capitalists and union officials while backing proletarian interests.
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Jack Baddeley
Australia
Newcastle
Industrial
Ife
Baddeley
Percy Brookfield
Tom Walsh
Seamen’s Union
Walsh
Victoria
Cooper
Board of Trade
The Black and Tans Arrival and Communist Commentary
The piece denounces the arrival of the Black and Tans in New South Wales and accuses them of brutality. It urges publishing their photos to expose their presence and links their supposed usefulness to the capitalist class. It notes a Rogues Gallery and promises further discussion in a future Communist Press issue.
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N.S.W
Communist Press
Communist
Melbourne Conference Critique by Labour Press Sparks Debate
The Labour Press faces off against capitalist reportage on the Melbourne Conference. An issue in Queensland's Worker accuses Communists of being paid and well dressed, while denouncing Labour editors as opportunistic and ignorant. Theodore, premier, is blamed for anti I.W.W stance.
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Melbourne
Labour Call
Queensland
Australia
Holloway
A.L.P
Brisbane
Jock Garden
Sydney Trades Hall Council
Considine
Mick
Beau Brummel
Donald Grant
Labour
Labour Press
Labour Movement
United Front
Theodore
I.W.W
Communist Party
What is the Commas Party and its aims
A historical call to build Communist Parties worldwide to overthrow capitalism. It argues workers should rule and control production, elect Soviets, and spread Communist knowledge. It urges militant workers to join, form branches, and unite to end wage slavery and capitalism.
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Russia
Great Britain
Germany
France
America
Japan
Australia
World
Communist Party of Australia
Communist Party
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Sydney
F. F
Labor Press
Commas Party
Workers of the World, Unite