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Sydney Communist

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 05, 1922

Page

5

Life of Bill Haywood born in Salt Lake City Utah

The autobiographical piece outlines Bill Haywood born February 4 1869 in Salt Lake City Utah. It follows his miner family roots from pioneer father william haywood and scotch Irish mother to early underground work and mining camps in Ophir Nevada Willow Creek and Silver City Idaho. It notes his roles with the Western Federation of Miners and Industrial Workers of the World including key events like his 1906 imprisonment and acquittal over alleged murder of Governor Stennenberg, and his later alignment with the Internation Mine Mill and Smelter Workers and AF of L. It ends with his salute to Russian comrades in the mining industry.

Salt Lake, City Utah U.S.A Great Plains America California Salt Lake City Dudley Haywood Henrietta Martha Clegg Mercur Salt Lake City Will Carruthers Maude Ophir Abel Wwe Bravery Willow Nevada Ohio the Brook W.F.M Western Federation of Minera Silver City Idaho Denver Colorado Moyer, Pettibone Boise Stennenberg Couet d’ Aenes Pettibone Industrial Workers of the World W.I.M Moyer International Mine, Mill and Smelter AF. of L Amsterdam International Lw.w United States Russia Western Federation of Miners Communist Party

May Day 1922 in Australia Promotes Communist Revolution

A 1922 May Day analysis argues workers are apathetic and fear capitalism less than last year. It states capitalism is an iron dictatorship and calls for revolutionary methods, inviting workers to join the Communist party as the sole group educating, organizing, and fighting for overthrow.

Tll Communist Party Australia

Genoa and Bolshevik Delegates Stance on Capitalism

The Genoa visit by Bolshevik delegates signals international policy alignment since 1917. The text argues revolution must address global economic and legal systems and portrays Bolshevik delegates as realist about capitalism, seeking industrial and political gains while predicting capitalist collapse and rising workers' republics. Soviet Russia is declared conquered.

Brest Litovak Genoa London ‘'Times Coirge Soviet Russia

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