What Communism Means In The History Of The Working Class
The article traces a Marxist view of three stages in workers struggles against capitalism. It notes how trade unions evolve from violent resistance to political lobbying, and finally to a conscious drive for a post capitalist order. It cites figures like Thomas Burt and describes the Labour Party's role and limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marx
Uniohe
Alassea
Burt
Labour Party
House of Commons
Prayers of the Boss Probed as Rain Fails and Campaigns Rise
A critique of religious pleas for rain amid drought and the paradox of faith in the Hickson campaign for religion. The piece mocks attempts to lure divine intervention while labor strife, mining danger, and opposition to promoters of unrest are linked to calls for workers to return to “productive work.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickson
Mr. Hickson
Earth
Cessnock
Wrongfully Misled and Exhortations at the Mine Rally
A fragment reflects on 1917 police rhetoric at a Gessnock miners gathering. Weaver W L 4 condemns misled workers, urging them to remember the quarter of a million pounds lost and resist guidance by masters’ prophets and politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
W.L
Gessnock
Bolshevik Calls to Transform Labor Party Slogans
A letter from the Bolshevik faction urges new Labor Party slogans and schemes to seize control of the party apparatus. It advocates making unions part of party leadership, expelling reformers, and steering Labor toward a true workers party using Communist tactics across Australian states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
Labor Pt Paion Party
Path of the Workers and the Rise of a Revolutionary Leader
In the wake of war waves England saw a revived socialist movement. Robert Allan, a gifted yet risky leader, drew crowds with grand rhetoric while others formed new groups. Will, wary yet engaged, questioned the movement's depth as he confronted Allan in the Workers Protective Committee. (To be continued).
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England
Robert Allan
Canning
Jim
Ins
Workers’ Committee Movement
Alop
Will
Organinafian
Hase
Tim
W.C.M
Ida
Aslan
Toy
Grem
Doomsday Warnings From The World Alliance Meeting
An extreme religious paper cites a May 14 conference at Copushagen by the World Alliance for International Friendship Through the Churches. It argues nations’ armament remains high despite postwar treaties and predicts a looming great disaster, urging overthrow of capitalism and a move toward communism to end war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copushagen
World Alliance For International Friendship Through the Churches
Wilson
Society of Natons
Aurone
Cuin
Milons
Liewiig International
Tom Glynn Testimonial Draws Noted Support
Proceeds from the Tom Glynn testimonial event supported by applications for subscriptists and tickets were arranged through Carth Tal, reflecting community backing and planned fundraising efforts.
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Carth Tal
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Workers’ Weekly
U. S. Service
Rumesnil
Frerieh
Christian
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Russia
Tom Glynn
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