4 Letter From Fredlow Beaf Quarters Communist Party
A 1921 dispatch from Fred Bowak in Moscow to Australian comrades notes unity urged between Communist parties in Australia and in Australia he plans to travel onward. He praises Ellie Arthur McManus and the energetic youth under his supervision and comments on staying in unions to capture them from the Old Guard. He hopes to write again.
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Moscow
Australia
Smith
Baraman
Howie
Communist Party
Hera
Eillie Arthur McManus
W.llu
Fred
Bowak
John Brown Visit Highlights Ride of Wealth and Charity
John Brown visited Richmond Main last week. He proclaimed he will eat three meals daily and live in luxury regardless of work, claiming even a six month pause would suit him. He attributed his fortune to divine blessing.
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John Brown
Richmond Main
On the Rocks and the 1917 Strike Witnesses
A missionary Mr J Burton of the Rock warns there will never be another 1917 strike if the women around the Rocks have any say. He notes the dead traits of that era hang over their homes as weekly landlord knocks remind workers of the past, hoping for awakening one day.
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J. Burton
The
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Communist International Calls for Proletarian Leadership
The article argues that the Communist International will restrain small groups from premature action while urging large proletarian parties to lead revolutionary unions. It attacks reformist centrists and promotes active, mass mobilization, claiming the Second Congress outlined plans for the coming battle and not a wait-and-see stance. It notes that workers oppose inactive waiting and see the need to remove the main obstacle, international support for gradualism in any guise.
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Communist International
Branch Notices From Various Branches
The Brisbane Branch meets Thursdays in Room 5 Trades Hall with study Friday and Saturday lectures Sunday evening. Newcastle Branch holds alternate Mondays in Room 26 Trades Hall with study Monday evenings. propaganda sessions on weekends at Woll Street and Islington Park. lectures in Large Hall Trades Hall Sundays. Sydney Branch meets at 119 Rawson Chambers Monday evenings with propaganda Thursday evenings and Friday nights at Auburn and Bondi Junction. Sunday school at 119 Rawson Chambers. Sydney Branch No 2 meets at Trades Hall Wednesdays at 8 pm with study after the business meeting. Balmain Branch gathers Thursdays at Mechanics Institute Rozelle. Communist Study Class after business meeting. propaganda Friday nights at Darling and Rowntree Streets. Adelaide Branch delivers Sunday lectures at 81 Flinders Street. economic class Tuesdays. business meetings alternate Wednesdays with study meetings. open air meetings Friday evenings and Sunday afternoons. Newtown Branch meets alternate Wednesdays in St George's King Street with propaganda Friday nights. secretarys include J Mills, J Rawstrong, Mrs Houghton, WM Wolstenholhm, Christopherson, H L Denford.
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Brisbane
Newcastle
Trades Hall
Woll Street
Islington Park
Sydney
Rawson Chambers
Propaganda Committee
Auburn
Bondi Junction
WM. Wolstenholm
Balmain
Mechanics’ Institute
Western Stuad
Rozelle
Darling and
Rowntree Streets
Adelaide
Dorsetta
Flinders Street
Newtown
St. George's
King Street
H. Il. Denford
Melbourne Branch Meeting and Lecture Schedule Card
The Melbourne Branch meets first Monday monthly at Theatrical Employees Hall Lonsdale Street. Economic Class Tuesdays by Com. E Hanks. Free Discussion Saturdays, Visitors welcome. Sunday School Sundays 3 p.m. Com Dockerty in charge. Lectures Sundays at 7 45 p.m. Communist literature sold at meetings. Secretary Co E France. Bee.
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Melbourne
Lonsdale Street
Com. E. Hanks
Com. Dockerty
Co. E. France
Printing and publishing details of the Communist Party
Printed by T. W. McCristal at the Industrial Printery Sydney with publication by J. S. Garden Randwick for the Communist Party of Australia.
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T. W. McCristal
Industrial Printery
Erakine Street
Sydney
J. S. Garden
Randwick
Communist Party of Australie
Labor Daily criticism of Worker policy and Communist influence
A letter argues the new Labor Daily should educate workers about Communism and the International Trade Union movement. It claims the Worker misrepresents Russian and Australian unions, accuses Theodore and Storey allies, and warns the Labor paper must tell the truth to the workers at all times. It targets Laver Papers Limited directors and calls for a broader, honest workers’ press.
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Labor
Moscow
Congress
Australia
Red Trade Union International
R.T.U.1
Revolutionary Workers of the World
Theodore
Queensland
Labor Daily
Storey
Laver Papers Limited
Class War Report From Logan and Blair Mountain Fronts
Unofficial toll from the miners war reaches 200 killed as fighting rages along a 20 to 25 mile front from Blair Mountain to Crooked Creek. Reports describe continuous clashes, reinforcements, heavy machine gun fire, and dispersed miners after a large citizen volunteer force faced a miners assault.
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Vancouver
Washington
Focern
West Virginia
Logan
Montreal
Blair Mountain
Crooked Creek
Citizens
Sunday Times
J B King Sunday Evening at 9
A brief social notice lists J B King scheduled for Sunday evening events at 9 o clock.
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Fredlow
Beaf
Communist Party of Great Britain
P.S
Branch
J. B. Mills
J. Rawstrong
Sydney Brancb
Mrs. Houghton
Salmain Branch
Christopherson
the Labor Daily
Labor Exchange
Benev
J, B, King
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