Unemployed Leaders Clash With Open Shop Debate
A Sydney era article notes Liverpool Trades Union leaders denounce unemployed militants and accuse revolutionaries of steering strikes. It urges workers to watch leaders, resist capitalist press propaganda, and unite to confront Open Shop campaigns and wage pressures shaping global labor conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Sydney
Combe Fleming
Seamen’s Union
Roland
Oliver
W Orker
Orker
America
Meat ‘Trust
Meat Trust
Communist Branch Meetings Across Australian Cities
The Brisbane Cessnock Newcastle Sydney Balmain Newtown Melbourne and Melbourne clubs hold weekly meetings at various halls. Study classes propaganda talks and lectures are regular, with secretaries named for each branch and literature for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cessnock
Industrial Educational Club
Hall Street
Ceasnock
Maud Woodbury
Balmain
Mechanics’ Institute
Western Road
Rozelle
Darling and
Rowntree Streets
Dorsetta Chambers
Flinders Street
Newtown
St. George's
King Street
H. L. Denford
Melbourne Brance
Melbourne
Theatrical Employees’ Hall
Lonsdale Street
Com. E. Hanks
Com. Dockerty
Sydney
Rawson Chambers
Propaganda Committees
Auburn
Bondi Junction
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J. S. Garden
PRES
Litsson
Yne
Sydney Morning Herald
London
Lot
Tlw
Siol She
Job
Dakelen
Snettiska
I. Dooley
W.W
Belal
Waheir
Seatile
Jhlu Sais
Brance
Lue i
Pfis
Sileglapo
Luere
Wee Lilie
Louuvaix
Lourcoing
oWil
Tex
Lue Iudée
wUleels
du Luis
Workers of
Australia
Wvelch
Ley
Lils
Luely Ivaders
Solshevik
Lue fOel
Trench Workers
Branch
Brisbane
J. W. Roche
Cessnock Branch
Newcastle
Trades Hall
Woll Street
Islington Park
J. Rawstrong
WM. Wolstenholm
Balmain Branch
N. Jeffery
Adelaide
H. Christopherson
C. B. France
Mrs. Houghton
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