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Newspaper

Sydney Communist

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 18, 1923

Page

3

What is a Red The Red Element in the Miners Fight

A polemic explaining the Red in the union movement as a fighting worker against capitalist exploitation. It portrays Reds as organized activists using unions and industrial action to overthrow capitalism, defend workers, and unite the labor movement despite press attacks by coal barons. It condemns deceit and urges solidarity in the revolutionary vanguard.

Ges Australia Tara Elase Howells Moise Rede Cuky United Front

The Path of the Workers in a Labour Meeting Scene

A fragment scene at a Labour Party gathering on Speaker's Hill shows Will and Nat Waller steering a volatile union meeting. Will's wary leadership contrasts with hotheads pressing for Jo's reinstatement amid wage talks and cautious negotiations for a 10 percent pay rise.

Labour Party Speaker's Hill Wheeler Mother Hiezort Joukey Envy Bill Hawkins Joes! N.0.r Trades Council Gwen Will Jim May Tony Nat Waller Union Benight Paina

Miners Programme Demands Radical Socialisation in Moscow

A report on the World Miners Congress in Moscow outlines a six point plan for Australian coal workers including socialisation without compensation, workers control committees, six hour days for plain labor, four hours for dangerous work with wages, workers inspections, and full hiring control. It calls for unlimited strike rights, penalties on employers who fail to insure workers, and swift court settlements, urging adoption to confront coal barons.

Moscow USA Australia Marke Awstralla

Nationalization of Coal Mines Promoted by UMWA Locals

The UMWA Nationalization program advocates state ownership of coal mines under democratic union management. It argues coal workers, with technical expertise, should run mines, while opposing a Washington run board. It calls for a Labor Party and broad worker coalition to achieve political action.

Pla America Wall Street Washington Tle Railroad Labor Board United Mine Workers of America Wales Baxe Diggag Tual Union Mininy Friends of Labor A Lewie Golidarity Number 10 Niinetx Jamet Miorette Ohio

French General Strike Brings Victory to Miners

French miners endured a major general strike amid harsh conditions in February. The dispute split with the conservative union leadership yet secured wage increases in several districts as revolting forces built strength under the CGT banner and ignited broader labor action in Britain and beyond.

Pobruary Eal CLG/PL Winers' Wie Ahawk Ite Rally Revolutionary Union CGT

Lancashire Miners Wages in Pendlebury and Pendleton

Wages in Pendlebury and Pendleton areas are set at 5s 0d to 9s 4d per day for adults, with 7d to 11d for certain roles and 5s for boys under 18. The report notes no prospect of improvement under the current agreement and calls for coal miners in Australia to rally against those camouflaging to lower living standards.

Pendlebury Pendleton Te Lancashire Eoal Aude Oalia

British Miners Rally in 100 Percent Union Drive

The piece reports a strike in Maesteg Garw Ogworr and Gilfach Goch where 17 000 miners win full 100 percent organisation as Merchants Union is wiped out and miners return to the Federation. It frames the miners as heroes paying tolls and facing tyrants while urging victory.

Rocess Maesteg Garw Ogworr Gilfach Goch Merchani(a) Workers’ Union

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