Japanese workers stage large Sunday demonstration abroad
The text contrasts Japanese workers marching with red banners and revolutionary lit erature against White Australia’s crowd control. It cites reports from Japan on a possible coalition government, labor unrest, and foreign influence. A propaganda meeting at Eveleigh workshop followed by gatherings at Auburn and Bondi Junction is described.
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Japan
Empire
Australia
Sydney
Daily Telegraph
Washington
Hara
Viscount Kate
Vaya
International Labor Movement
Eveleigh Workshops
Cathcart
Walsh
Auburn
Jeffrey, Longworth
Wolstenholme
Bondi Junction
Sunday School Promotes Communist History Course
The piece appeals to parents to send children to a Sunday School where they will learn the elements of Communism. It calls for 200 children to participate in a Pageant of History by the Communist Sunday School and contrasts supposed democratic ideals with an international workers’ position.
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Communist Sunday School
One Communist Party urged for unity among unions
A reader argues that industrialists and Communists split into multiple factions. He warns craft unions and Communist groups must fuse into one industrial union, calling dissenters enemies of the working class and tools of the master class.
A Reservoir of Labour Illuminates Immigrant Pressure
A Federated Press piece likens immigration to a vast reservoir of labour. It portrays diverse workers crowded behind a metaphorical dam waiting for employers to open the tap to jobs. The piece questions consequences when demand releases workers under pressure.
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Federated Press
Congress
Bolshevism at Work and Russian Republic in Posts
Article items note two political postings: Bolshevism at Work by Prof Goode dated March 6 posted March 8 and Russian Republic by Col Malone dated March 6 posted March 8. These items appear as excerpts or notices in the same issue.
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Prof. Goode
Russian Republic
Col. Malone