Endings From Everywhere Education And Bolshevik Debates
A collage notes Bolshevik criticism, church protest from the Archbishop of Canterbury, and Lenin’s death rumor as spark for rebellion. It cites the Moscow and Petrograd prisons, a 1914 death, and Bertrand Russell in a review of Paul’s communist work. It also mentions British press reaction and a Sun poem and song celebrating rebel sentiment.
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Helsingfors
Lenin
Moscow
Petrograd
Judas Iscariot
Proletarian No June Issue Amid Union Negotiations
The Proletarian will skip a June edition due to unity talks between two Communist parties. If talks succeed, it will be the united party’s official organ and continue along May’s lines, with subscribers to be notified of the next issue. Bertrand Russell notes on ferocity of capital and state toward workers.
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Bertrand Russell
William Paul
Paul
Labour Party
United Party
United Front urged to unite Australian communists
A call for immediate Communist unity in Australia is urged as the Communist International presses for a united front. Comrade Wilkinson reports Moscow’s push for consolidation, arguing the tactic derives from Lenin and must be pursued by all Australian communists despite opposition.
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Oeara
Communist International
Wilkinson
Moscow
Austra Fol
Rai 7
Gomentttes
Australia
Dette Instructiona
International
Munist International
Aetenite
Attenary
Astralia
Com Nd It International
Al.p
United Front
Lenin
A.S.P
Socialist Sunday Schools and the Apostolic Communist dream
The Maoriland Worker column by Rev J H Chapple argues for teaching children to avoid violence and advance spiritual weapons. He hails Apostolic Communism as a revolution and claims communism could come through struggle, not divine intervention.
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Socialist Sunday Schools
J. H. Chapple
Maoriland “Worker
Cloud-Pusher
Chapple
Sunday School Tour by World Association Official
Mr. Pearce associate general secretary visits Australia and has addressed Sunday Schools since last February in Malta Turkey Madeira Algiers Palestine Egypt India and Ceylon. The report notes Communist schools in many places and predicts the East revolution will eclipse other movements with youths in the Holy Land feeding the revolt.
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Pearce
World's Sunday School Association
Australia
Maly
Turkey
Madera
Algiers
Palestine
Egypt
India
Ceylon
East
Holy Land
Griffiths Truthful Film Vision Revealed in London
Film producer W D Griffith spoke to reporters in London admitting the moral toll of capitalism and declaring many men are liars who fear the truth. He cited nine million murdered souls as a critique of civilization and urged a peace film to teach a universal lesson.
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W D. Griffith
Griffith
London
Paper Sales Push Communist Circulation to 5000 Weekly
The Communist reports rapid growth in its circulation after a price drop to one penny. It has added over 1000 copies and is shipping 250 more weekly, aiming for 5000 weekly by reader effort, despite costs exceeding revenue. It notes last year’s high was 4000 and urges members to increase orders as press fund lists are printed and distributed.
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