Tasmanian Union Actions and Adelaide Rally Support
The Bakers' Union proposes a circular to unions for support as Waterside Workers withdraw from the Labor Council. Tasmanian plants resist 48 hour week with a broad fight across clothing and building trades while militants push a unionist policy, elections for stewards, and by law changes to strengthen job organization. An Adelaide mass meeting denounces Trades Hall officials and supports Jock Garden, signaling a militant labor surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterside
Council
Labor Council
Clothing Trades
South Australia
Federated Union
Melbourne Trades Mall Council
Directors of
Labor Papers Limited
Cully Od McDonald
Tasmania
Hobart
Electrolytic Zinc Co
Cadbury, Fry, and Pascelles
Adelaide
United Front
Adelaide Botanic Park
Labor Party
M'Hugh
Senate
Donald Grant
Botanic Park
Trades Hall
Jock Garden
Sydney Trades and Labor Council
Wls.w
Ton
State Office
S.mlc
The Asps Return in Sydney Journal Controversy
A critical notice discusses A S S Reardon's July article in the Blacksmiths Journal Sydney defending modern metalworking methods and the noble status of smiths. It condemns his stance against the Unity movement, mocks his revolutionary energy, and anticipates future pieces in the Christian Herald and War Cry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S.S. Reardon
Sydney
Jenks
A.S.P
United Front
Friend McLelland
Friend Reardon
A. S. Reardon
Australia
Reardon
Christian Herald
The King Again Shelters in Labor Power Promise
The British Labour Party leaders vow the King will stay on when Labour wins power. A Communist critic responds by saying when Labour comes to power we will save the King. The exchange signals tense royal politics amid early power shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
Labor
Russian and English Grand Concert at Communist Hall
A varied program at Communist Hall 395 Sussex St features Russian instrumentalists and choirs, English numbers, dances, jugglers, contortionists, recitations, and magic acts. Notable items include The International, Russian and English choirs, The Mysterious Mr X, Little Boy Blue duet, The Insane recitation, Kashmiri Song, and Professor Rose hypnotist act.
Labor Daily lecture sparks debate on workers press and unity
Ross outlines aims for a Labor Dailies Ltd owned paper to educate and unite workers against capitalist propaganda. He argues the press wields power rivaling rulers, urges Trade Union Congress levy support, and envisions a cable service to inform Australian workers about global labor issues. Discussion follows with fears of manipulation but support for a trade union owned press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. 8. Ross
Labor Dailies. Ltd
Communist Hall
Labor Daily
Mr. Ross
Mars
Joss
Cvay Coumnity
Capitalisa
Upton Simclair
Norman Angel
Mir Roes Mien
Dator Dailies Ltd
Australia
Mand
Labor
Trade Union Congress
A.W.U
Communist Party
Communist Party i
Party
Labor Party
Trade Unione
Labor Dallies
Also Mentioned on This Page
Labor Council Report
Bakers’ Union
Barney Mullins
Sydney Labor Council
Barney
Seale
Tasmanian
Geeveston
Huon Timber Co
Ita
Seabs
Building Trades
Hairdressers’ Union
Farei
Iam
Carpenters and Joiners
Sussex ST
Press Fund
MR. X
Mr. Kreece
MR. Tunin
MR. Barber
MR. Stone Carlton
Dizzy
Ray Russell
MR. Medicken
Eileen Magus
Professor Rose
Labor Dailies
Lenin
Buchanin
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!