May Day clashes in Sydney ignite shelling of symbols
In Sydney crowds parade patriotism and clash with Red Flag supporters after May Day. Master class mobs tear, burn, and break up Labour and Communist platforms while police arrest Judd Pollard Trimmer MacDonald Clancy. Critics warn of looming war and wage cuts as revolution looms.
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Australia
Sydney Labor Council
John Ball
British Empire
Sinn
Chaplain McDonald
Sydney
Domain
Labour Council
Jack Garden
A. S. Reardon
E. E. Judd
S.l-P
Returned Soldiers
Labour Party
ALP
W. Carey
A.S.P
Concordia
Communist
Liverpool St
J. Pollard
E. Trimmer
W. MacDonald
A. F. Clancy
War
Imperial Federationists
Japan
America
England
New Zealand
Darlinghurst Branch Meeting Notes Include Study and Propaganda
The Darlinghurst branch holds meetings every Monday evening at the Town Hall Paddington with study classes after business sessions and propaganda gatherings themed Tanks, continuing on Wednesdays and Sundays evenings.
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Darlinghurst
Town Hall
Paddington
Russia Leads The Way In Revolutionary Tide
Fragmentary headline notes a claim that Russia has set a path for revolution spreading globally. The text references a sweeping movement and implies imminent change, though details are unclear from the OCR fragment.
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Labour
Brotherhood of Man
THE
Anise
Federated Press Stati
Russia
Lincoln Steffens
Steffens