Figures Speak on Moscow Food and Disease Trends
The Kommunistitecheski Tract cites January 1920 and January 1921 figures for Moscow showing increases in flour and bread distribution, grain milling, and fuel deliveries, and a drop in typhus cases and deaths, while criticizing Western reporting and labeling British politicians as political prostitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kommunistitecheski
Moscow
Jumary
Helsingfors
Paris
Rosta Wien
The Crucifixion of Ireland Letter from H A Campbell
A Letter from H A Campbell in The Communist critiques British parliamentary rule. He argues top government is a sham, cites five years of defiance, and asserts the British Parliament has become houses of ill fame with few sincere members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Worker
Glasgow
the Communist
the Comunist
Communiste of
Russia
Australia
Intelligent Workers of
Gov‘maint
Tam
le House of Commons
House of Ords
Call for Subscriptions to The Communist Newspaper
A Communist Party appeal urges members to fund the paper through subscriptions and donations. It argues the paper relies on member support, not advertising, and calls individuals to sell, collect, or donate to boost weekly circulation toward ten thousand copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.E
Communist Party
Communist
Indispensable Lenin Book Urges Early Orders
A quantity of Lenin's Left Communism is on hand and buyers are urged to send orders promptly. The text is described as essential for understanding Communist tactics in trade unions and parliamentarism and aligns with the Communist Party of Australia in active union work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenin
Communist Party of Australia
Suggestions on Sunday school training from a rebel
A Rebel offers view of child mind guiding Sunday schools with emphasis on class position, sympathy, tact, and observation. He argues for guiding rather than teaching and for free activity discipline and fostering natural interests. He notes the difficulty of discussing rewards and punishments and hopes the letter proves worthy of publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddin Montoesori
Frobel
Kirkpatrick
Walter
Confusing Debates and Internationalist Claims in Town Hall
The article discusses debates as propaganda tools, contrasts debating societies with class struggle, and recalls claims about the Third International’s formation in 1919. It notes editorials about affiliations with Moscow and critiques past political figures including Everitt and Earsman.
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Town Hall
Zionview
Yellow Trad Union
Lodon Paris
New York
Third International
Bucharin
Moscow
Kremlin
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London
East End
West End
Westminster
Manchester Guardian
Great Britain
Ireland
H. A. Campbell
THE
Read the Proletarian
Communist Monthly
Child Psychology
Commounist
A.B.P
Everitt
Earsman
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