NSW Unions Forge United Front at Large Congress
The NSW Trade Union Congress met on Saturday April 2 with about 100 unions and 150 delegates. President J Power and Acting Secretary J Bowie presided, endorsing radical updates to ALP objective and a united front. The conference backed executive parliamentary control, direct ALP executive elections by unions, and new group representation for diverse trade sectors.
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Satuday
Mgr. J. Power
ATP
Ma. J. Bowie
Act
Sec
Sydney Labor Connell
ALL. P
Labor Party
Trade Union Congress
New South Wales
ALP
AWLP
Brighane
United Front
Workinglass
Proaganda
Organisaton
Labor Movement
Gb Alt
A.L.P
Trade Unin
Aw.u
Beetrang Rt
Woo Perkin
A-L-P
Asal
State Labor Party
Emiralian Taher. Ty. Eeroup
Cents
Central Executive Committee
What Communism Means from the Beginning to Modern Capitalism
A reflective critique traces the shift from early communal reciprocity to modern capitalism. It links surplus production, exchange, money, and wage labor to the rise of capitalist workshops, monopolies, and mass wage workers, arguing capitalism exhausted its possibilities and urging workers to end it.
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Dunia Sgiely Mail
Britain
Africa
Near East
India
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Ponduction
Reagan
Cannes
Genoa
Russia and Australia workers unite for solidarity and socialist aims
A message extols international labor solidarity, praising industrial organization and communist ideals. It urges Australian workers to unite with the Communist International and Red Labor Union International, promising mutual aid and political action while noting Russia's communal production and reconstruction after famine.
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Workers of
Australia
Russia
Crent
Communist International
Red Labor Union International
Class Struggle and a Newsboy's Death in Cessnock
The Sunday Press notes the death of Ernest Germin a newsboy aged 11 in Vincent Street Cessnock run over by a motor car. It links the tragedy to broader labor struggles citing a fallen worker at Aberdare Extended Colliery and argues for reforms to ease the family’s distress and end child labor to prevent such deaths.
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Sunday Press
Ernest
Germin
Vincent St
Cessnock
Aberdare
Cos
Haroy
Hhat Dosband
Industrial plea with signatures from WM D Haywood
A fragmentary plea shows stability and detern aims in a letter from WM D Haywood. The text hints at secrecy and industrial prep, with a request or offer to secure “sarcets” for industrial needs.
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WM. D
Haywood
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