Labour split and the rise of workers unity in Australia
A verbose letter discusses tensions between Labor politicians and workers, criticizing so called yellow politicians and urging reaffiliation with the Labor Council. It notes upcoming conferences in New South Wales and debates over industrial group strategy, while stressing that trade unions should lead political action and warn of capitalists’ influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Council
Labor Party
New South Wales
Countuy
Revolutonary
Kivenue
South Australian Labor Council
Port Adelaide
Wi Air
Ki. J. Holloway
Melbourne
I. J. Merry
Lim
Lavo
Council of
Adelaide
Williams
Geneva
Labor
Commonwealth
South Australia
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Aiewirs
Ogden
Hyole
Sheridan
Lavor Politticians
Taamanm
OL Jasmadia
Poliicians
Launceston
Australian Trade Union Congress
Launceston Couterwacedia Bol
Workwk
Lhoue
Hobart Worlu
Lomo
Maud Capid
Lenus
Ao Sui
Wuwletdee
Alt
Seefimmm
MLA
Lites
Leduel Bi
OGUL
Lombereuce
Vhree Linous
Dusbur
Dui Lhe
Wwe
Babu
Uouuu
Lroly
Diby Wed
Shell Wulad Walkers
The
Shipe
Misty
Ives
Eacu
LOGIE
Ibe
Rewlisiteg
tanyWy
Marx
Trades Union
Contary
Capitan
Asain Marx
Lis
Liu
Ube
Vary Suoula Ve
Lear
Uul Wiluolunding
Voe
UNITY
Moscow
Communist
C. W. Baker
Russia
Peter Siminoff
Consel
Bolubevik