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Newspaper
The Toiler
Location
Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1921
Page
3
A speaker denounces a class war where organized greed targets workers and calls for a united labor front. It portrays capitalists using force and law to suppress unions, predicts a labor awakening, and urges cohesion among workers across affiliations to confront the common enemy.
European politicians were deeply disappointed by the inaugural speech of Harding. On the first day of business the new administration showed what America First means by action. The ultimatum to Panama and Costa Rica warned other imperialists that U S capital and power will dominate the Western Hemisphere. The Monroe Doctrine remains shaped by U S economic interests and Big Business.
The piece denounces United States domination in Latin America as protectorates and spheres of influence. It argues American capital controls Peru Bolivia Chile Mexico and Haiti, warns of a coming major war, and urges workers to oppose imperialism by aiding independent nations and overthrowing the capitalist class. The tone calls for solidarity with South American struggles to curb exploitation and avert global conflict.
A call to organized industrial workers to choose sides between the Moscow and Amsterdam Internationals. The piece argues the two paths are unchanged by neutrality and urges alignment with the Communist International or a corresponding industrial movement. It emphasizes policy, action, and the need for leadership to mobilize workers and overthrow oppression.
The piece argues against the refrain that things have always been the same and will always be so. It claims history shows change through natural laws and social development. A talk about class, labor, and the state of savagery illustrates how master and servant roles arise from societal organization and can be altered by conscious action.
Revolutionary forces call organized workers to rally their unions toward Moscow and the masses victory. They urge branch meetings to endorse the International Council of Trade and Industrial Unions and to reject Amsterdam International compromises.
Petrograd protests the Amsterdam International as a tool of the bourgeoisie. It declares the first World Congress of Red Trade Unions for May 1, 1921 in Moscow and invites unions to join the Third International in fighting imperialism through a public debate.
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