Labour Press and the Assassination of Wilson
The piece argues the Labour press betrays working class ideals by praising capitalist views after the Sir Henry Wilson assassination in London. It contrasts Adelaide Daily Herald quotes with De Valera’s republic view, calling Australian Labour reactionary and urging disruption of the Labour Party to curb capitalism.
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Labour Party
Sir Henry Wilson
London
Labour
Wilson
de Valera
The
Daily Herald
Adelaide
Griffith
Field-Marshall
Henry Wilson
Ireland
Australia
Belfast
Workers unite for world solidarity and anti capitalist attack
The message calls revolutionary trade unions to march in brotherly union with all workers and unite against bourgeois rule. It cites Russian workers heroes and Lenin Luxemburg Liebknecht and urges the proletariat to embrace communism as a practical weapon for struggle worldwide, from Moscow to Melbourne and beyond.
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Ciry Cummander
Henry
Tosi Luxemburg
Karl Liebknecht
Tagedies
Germany
Melbourne
O.B.U
Moscow
Australia
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Australian workers face wage cuts amid rising production
The piece argues prosperous capitalism demands wage reductions while workers increasingly produce more wealth. It cites Sir Denison Miller on rising primary production and dairy and sugar outputs, notes rising company registrations, and condemns capitalists pushing longer hours and lower living standards despite booming output.
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Commonwealth Bank
Denison Miller
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Commintern
Red Labour Union
International Moscow
Sydney
Australian Wheat Board
Commonwealth
United States
New South Wales
Sir George Fuller