Baron Brown Attacked by Socialist Rant Over Mine Row
A hostile column attacks mine owner Baron Brown for threatening to shut a Northern coalfield mine amid worker discontent. The piece denounces the capitalist class and church involvement, calls for revolutionary action, and warns of mobilizing the proletariat against exploitation.
Map shows famine belt linked to White governments
The front page maps the famine area as distant from Moscow and Petrograd, arguing the belt aligns with Kornilov, Krassnoi, Denikin, and Wrangel control. It claims Bolshevik rule would have produced better economic organization, while European capitals feign relief.
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Oews
Moscow
Petrograd
Borvastn
Kornilofi
Krassnoi
Deniken
Wrangel
Kolchak
Red Army
White Covernments
Russia
Europe
Russian workers endure famine to crush exploiters
The text praises Russian workers for enduring famine and outwitting surrounding governments. It asserts the peasant starvation serves to provoke a Bolshevik uprising, while emphasizing the workers’ proven power to defeat both internal and external enemies and to protect Old Russia from capitalist restoration.
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Oldstussia
Caplitallam
Russia
Ain
International Revolutionary Movement
Socialism and the Higher Class of Workers
A Cairns scribe quotes a Labor debate on socialism. The piece argues socialism seeks collective ownership of production, condemns wage disparity, and says capitalism creates a master class and unemployed masses. It envisions a Proletarian Dictatorship leading to Communism and unified society.
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Teltter
al Waugh
Cairns
Australia
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