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Newspaper

Sydney Communist

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 01, 1923

Page

2

Our Attitude to the A L P Conference Appeals and Affiliation

A militant Communist Party statement urges delegates to back unity of the working class through Labor Party affiliation and alliance with Labor in the fight against capital. It cites past conferences of 1921 1922 and 1923 and argues for discipline to join as an integral part of the Labor movement while maintaining a revolutionary perspective. The note closes with a call for a Workers Government.

A.L.P Nsw ATP United Front Australis Labor Party Communist Party

Subscription Campaign in the name of S Zerkaloff

A notice announces the Subscription Campaign List and Press Fund List under the name S Zerkaloff and states the matter remains held over until the period ends.

S. Zerkaloff

What is this Communist Party and its aims

An editor's handbill explains the Communist Party as a revolutionary labor group without landowners or capitalists, arguing its goal is a Workers Government through a dictatorship of the working class, overthrow of capitalism, and the creation of a socialist state as a transition to communism. It urges workers to join and fight for higher wages, shorter hours, and better conditions amid a class struggle with the capitalist state.

Phin Barty Pilon Jie Industria Iiluegry Wigihteks Staplard Australy Hescorht Maes Communist Party Cape Winover Iran Pedevaviat Sian Claas Han Ulasa Buell Hapitaliai Wicht Main Vince

Riot Act Proposed by Coal Contractor Over Labour Disputes

A coal contractor urges using the Riot Act to curb striking miners and defend coal loading. He recalls past military protection and predicts police intervention may be needed to ensure coal is loaded. He calls on miners to organize for protection and secures a militant picket line against scabs.

Me. J. Testelow Greta

Thought Is The Chief Glory Of Man In The World

An excerpt extols thought as dangerous to privilege and authority, portraying it as a merciless force that challenges tradition. It frames thought as the light of the world, swift and free, while depicting humanity as a small figure within vast, silent depths.

Hell

Reardon Departs from Revolutionary Unity Says Weiss

L. F. Weiss labels A C Reardon a renegade for backing reformist aims and opposing labor solidarity. The critique cites Reardon’s 1920 split over unification, alleged anti working class stance, and supportive actions toward apprentice prizes, framing his conduct as treachery within the Communist movement and labor councils.

Miners Struggle in Kurri Centre Faces Relief Drive

Eight weeks after coal workers locked us out, Kurri Centre organizes a relief committee to aid families facing economic pinch. They plan food, clothing, and footwear depots, seek outside union support, and vow no child goes hungry while confronting intimidation moves by opponent.

Kurei Secrenarius W.I.U. of A Fune Ennvansini Chen Sortie The Dramatic Co Kurri

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