The Murder Gang in Postwar Germany Exposed
A Manchester Guardian dispatch reports a secret society named Organization Consul with Nazi links in Germany. It claims arrests of nearly a hundred members, weapons, and a plan to foment anti republic and anti Jewish actions, with ties to conservative parties and student clubs. The piece also notes broader economic strains in France and global unrest after World War I, via Overseas Labor News Service dated September 13, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mathenau
Foren Alairs
Prutitimenee
Ekiet Unraugh
Aples
Manchester Guardian
Ifr
Mannheim
Deloldedma
Treva
Genser
Talbunia
Siuimulsitin
Boenbir
Sprenghomnyindod
War
Hoeke
Len
Nordkemnmania
Max Waebure
Wao Aua
Dr. Rathensa
Promiinent
Tesides Warbura
Abu
German National People’s Party
France
Xeus Sani
Chujoser
Althoush
Hss
Overseas Labor News Service
Russia Promising Harvest Prospects Amid Taxes and Doubts
Russia teases a harvest revival with a high yield forecast of 200 million roubles under a heavy post harvest tax. Prewar grain output for the vast territories reached about 3.6 billion pounds, but famine hit 16 provinces. Peasants’ longer workdays and tool purchases hint at gradual agricultural recovery despite weather and capitalist pressure in the Soviet Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Poland
Finland
Battle States
Turkesum
Siberia
Moscow
Europe
America
Dabouige de
France Employers Attack on Hours Reform
France employers allege the eight hour day harms production in wartime. They claim prewar output was 4 milliards and that production workers fell 9 percent since the outbreak of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Thin Jyalne
Hranta
International capitalism and European working class battles
A historical analysis describes postwar labor struggles across Europe and the United States, noting 1918 to 1921 strikes, factory seizures, and wage cuts. It details unemployment surges in Britain, industrial stagnation in France and Italy, and rising prices in Germany, arguing capitalist aims suppress worker gains and expand control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
USA
Memund
Lave
Dlon
England
Labor Department
Great Britain
France
Gréeka
Slovakia
Tio
Italy
Ume
Haly
Eile Mitre
Germany
Berti
Communism in Labor Unions Discusses Intellectual Reform
A critical examination argues that revolutionary intellectuals must work with workers rather than dominate. It stresses humility, practical engagement, and alignment of Communist policy with union needs, warning against self serving leaders and urging discipline in both theory and organizing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jetmure
Chaey
Manny Trillis
Comamunieta
Tabor
Mintaken
An antiwar demonstration by the Communist Party
A Sunday antiwar demonstration is announced by the Communist Party and allied groups to be held on the Guinea Domain. The event accompanies a lecture by A C Willis on the worker and the essential role of workers in civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor
Communist Party
United States
Socialist Party
Memiversttp
Marx
Guiney Domain
Communist Party Branch Formed in Grintans and Wollongong
A Brisbane meeting approves forming a branch of the Communist Party of Australia in Grintans and outlines plans to take over the Trades Hall and literature distribution. A Wollongong conference backs a strong southern coast branch and urges workers to organize and join the united party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brlabuna Conyaumahsie
Aubert Marty
Trades Hall
Ganers
C.P
Grintans
Comrdes
A. G. Ite
Milew
W. Meer
Brisbane
C. P
W. Bagutin
Nypointadl
Chalvains A. G. Rees
Ay Hugger
Wilson
Ny Laguitia
W. Moee
Roche
Htekatwrd
Talyre Sint
Queensland
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Iy William
We Labor Movement
Tade
Marstal
Fnto
Inor
Ommunist Hall
A. C. Willis
Qu’sid
J.B. Miler
Donford
Genstal Seccetary
Leece
Scarborough
Wollobong
Ted
Wollongong
Witt
Otner
Rodge
A.W.U
Centord Sud Lecce
United Party
Wint
Sydney
Industria
Coar
Wollamgodg
Thin Disbolot
Bonth
Ersbene
Wors
Ibe
Brebane
South Coast
Sudan
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