Miners Unite Over Executive Policy in Coal Struggle
The Mineral Union ranks endorse unity behind executive policy for the miners stand against employers. Leaders may be recalled if not enforcing rank and file decisions while the struggle is framed as a Communist influenced, broad industrial movement with potential for future worker organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vasrellin
Fey
Plibertiws
Fustitville
Valles
Reesei
Latta Netinn
Dayne
Ohio Vonpen
Mineral Union
Feeson
Heean
Bary
Santa
Towan
Conditions and Revolution Spark in a Home Front Debate
A reader’s fragmentary maxims show a nation teetering between hunger and hope as unemployment, rising living costs, and wartime strain fuel discussions. A family conversation touches on strikes, class tension, and a move toward communist ideals with quotes praising the Soviet model and calls for workers’ unity.
Minerva's Struggle and Awakening for Working Women Alliance
A fractured, early 20th century wartime style text urges miners and workers to unite under revolutionary banners. It promotes higher wages, better conditions, and tireless action to resist betrayal and extend the struggle for power. It calls working wives to join and mobilize within the union to awaken the working class at the Northern Wields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brosden
Minera’ Atruggie
Portuguese Wharfies Slow Cargo Amidst Lisbon Strike
The Calula from Lisbon reports that only half the cargo arrived due to a malingering strike by Portuguese wharfies. The action allegedly wasted four hours for four minutes of work and paid full wages. A passport for Mr A Waite might stir Lisbon workers to trace Bolshevik gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calula
Lisbon
Lindon
Pastage
A. Waite
Ass Xisant
United Laborers
George Hardy to Visit Australia for Labor Lecture
The Labor Council received word from George Hardy signaling his willingness to visit Australia and lecture under council auspices. Hardy, noted for running the English section of the International Bureau of Berlin, would speak as a respected working-class advocate, potentially boosting the Australian labor movement and the United Plant question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hardy
Australia
Labor Council
United Plant
Struggle and Victimisation in Mining Industry
A radical proclamation denounces capitalist press manipulation during industrial strife and coal mine stoppages. It argues Reds are scapegoated to justify exploitation, calls for a general offensive on miners, and demands a basic weekly living wage plus guaranteed essentials for all workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elas
Mystera Prea
Dlaxa
Maitland
Minera
Grand Concert by Railways and Teamways Society
A grand concert under the Society of Technical 4 and under the auspices of the Railways and Teamways Society is announced for May 20 at eight oclock in aid of the Chang and Bien in Rows. Admission is 2 shillings 6 pence. J Rolotnikof, Secretary.
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Railways and Teamways
Society OF Technical 4
SOV
Bursia
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