Workers Demand Right to Live as Unrest Sweeps Sydney
The Sydney unemployed march to Parliament demanding relief and a minimum wage. Police guard Parliament as speakers, including Adela Pankhurst Walsh, call for workers to seize work and food if necessary. demonstrations show Labor Government’s alleged betrayal, with calls for communist leadership and mass action to take control of life and industry.
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England
Sydney Morning Herald
London
Shore- Ulteh
Hackney
Holborn
Boards of Guardians
Woolwich
Sydney
Labor
Parliament House
Labor Council
Australia
Labor Party
Daily Telegraph
Im@rvala
Parlament House
J. 8. Garden
Police Union
New South Wales
Cann
Storey
Mrs. Walsh
Sydney Town Hall
Benevolent Asylum
Potts Point
Darling Point
Messrs. Dwyer
Spencer Wood
Newcastle
J. Coote
Miscellaneous Workers’ Union
Day
Rubber Workers' Union
Neilson
Coachmakers’ Union
Jhy House
Dooley
Mr. Coote
Speedhy
Mandenohy
Labor Bureau
Garden
Communist Party
No Revolution in Australia Debate Sparks Trade Question
Commentator suggests the Hughes government bans revolutionary literature to prevent unrest. The critic questions whether the Prime Minister fears being mistaken about revolutionary ideas entering the country and implications for policy.