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Bulgaria faces economic crisis amid reparations clash
The article reports a heated dispute within Bulgaria over reparations and an economic crisis. It cites government figures, international pressure, and warnings of widespread unemployment as Eastern Europe’s markets shrink and Allied nations face financial strain. 100,000 workers tied to wartime production are mentioned amidst the turmoil.
Miners Murdered in Mine Battle With Company Guards
A four man massacre and gunfire at a coal mine near Marion ends with a coroner's verdict blaming the Southren Illinois Coal Company for deaths tied to a miners strike. Deputies and armed guards repelled by gunfire as workers gathered. hundreds observed the confrontation. The verdict names George Henderson among the unions and calls for further investigation.
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Routhers Minis Coat Company
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Italy Fascisti Aggressions Reported Amid Campaigns
Italian Fascisti activity and violence are described as escalating under government tolerance. Reports allege coordination with trade groups, raids on unions, and actions in Bologna as tensions rise during a period of enforced campaigns and food and fuel shortages.
German political crisis follows assassinations and monarchist tension
An English summary of a German crisis describes rising communist influence, monarchist opposition, and a sweeping call for action to defend the republic after a recent assassination. The piece notes threats from the socialist minority, conservative forces, and labor protests as Germany teeters toward upheaval.
Austria's New Christian Democratic Cabinet Described as Reactionary
A translated sweeping critique labels Austria's Seipel cabinet a reactionary, anti worker coalition led by Christian Socials. It accuses the government of backing monarchist bitterness, suppressing labor rights, and courting punitive measures against Allied powers while seeking to preserve capital and credit for Austria.
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Revolution or War Amid World Tensions in Basin Speech
A speech at Communist Hall by T. B. Roseby argues workers must prepare for intense revolutionary class struggle to overthrow capitalism and resist imperial militarism. The piece condemns cooperation with capitalists and links wages, prices, and currency issues to political upheaval and social revolution. Comprehensive call for organized resistance against war and imperialism.
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Communist International Expels Fabre From Section Tale
Frayed proletarian discipline follows a resolution by the Communist International's executive committee expelling Fabre from a party section. The document defends central discipline, rejects dissent, and stresses loyalty to the revolutionary cause over personal ambitions within the communist movement.
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Library catalog notice on Marxist literature and authors
A dense listing from the Literature Department catalog detailing socialist and communist works. It names authors such as Marx Engels Lenin Trotsky and others, with prices and shelf notes. The list covers works on capitalism, socialism, philosophy, and political economy. It includes references to Soviet topics and international writers, and ends with a contact line for the Communist Hall in Sydney.
Sydney Branch Alters Meeting Night To Tuesday
Notice to all Sydney Branch members that General Meetings will now be held on Tuesdays rather than Mondays. The change was approved by a majority and will be permanent. Signed 8. G. Stettler, Secretary Sydney Branch.
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