Spanish Workers Face White Terror Press Calls for Bombardier Boycott
The Executive Committee of the Communist International and the International Council of Labor Unions urge a global solidarity response to Spanish workers under brutal suppression. They condemn government repression, deportations, and the suspension of constitutional guarantees, urging immediate boycotts of Spanish goods and products. The call emphasizes unity of the proletariat to compel capitulation of the Spanish bourgeoisie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Fernando Po
Africa
Mahon
Minorca
Finland
Hungary
Communist International Council of Labor Unions
Communist International
Spanish National Confederation of Labor
International
The
International Council of Labor Unions
A Letter From Poland on Bolshevik War and Workers
A Polish letter argues that international capitalism used Poland to oppose Bolshevism, claiming the Polish bourgeoisie still rules while masses suffer unemployment, hunger, and disease. It alleges Polish workers supported the Soviet cause during Red Army advances, noting demonstrations and underground activity under bourgeois and Yellow Socialist leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Russia
Bergers and Hisquits
Rockefellers
Morgans
America
Polish Communist Party
Communist Party
York Law
Altho
Red Army
Galicia
England's Gorton episode sparks wage protest critique
A harsh sketch attacks a Gorton Communist Party wage offer as foolish and traitorous to workers. It cites a 140 employees letter to managers proposing a 10 percent pay cut to curb living costs, mocking the idea and noting government praise. The piece then shifts to discuss criminal syndicalism laws, North Dakota measures, and labor-capital tensions, railing against bankers and urging worker solidarity with Soviet-style aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ee Ct
London
Tait
Lancashire
Gorton
Communist Party
Swift
Robert Williams & Son
Chatworth Mill
Evening Standard
Ministry of Labor
Glea
United States
North Dakota
East
Middle West
NonPartisan
League
Russia
Italy
Germany
Leather Costs Rise As Cattle Scarcity Bites Shoes
The piece traces shoe prices to high leather from scarce hides. Demand for beef drops as cattle fall, boosting meat costs. With hides costly, leather and shoe prices climb, reflecting tight supply chains and uncertain demand.
City and Farm Labor Unite in Class Fight
An article by H Adams urges unity between city and farm labor as a revolutionary necessity. It argues that press manipulation fuels mutual ignorance, calling for the farm proletariat and urban workers to join against the capitalist masters. It references the January raid and legal appeals in Milwaukee and mentions Ruthenberg Ferguson and Larkin in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Oplan
Hgh
Milwaukee
Ruthenberg
Ferguson
Larkin
Odipt
di Winttaky
Capitalist Imperialism and Colonial Policy Continued
A political tract argues that capital moves abroad to exploit colonies for profit. It traces how 1914 showed capitalism’s warlike drive, questions how long emigration can continue, and asserts modern colonialism robs colonies for raw materials while enriching a capitalist clique. It condemns U S imperialism and urges working-class solidarity with colonial movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Claus
Jenne
Fragmentary political note hints at unrest before revolution
Fragmentary OCR text references armistice, unemployment, living standards, graft, and masses, implying mounting tensions before a revolution. The disjointed lines mention "armistice," "unemployment," and "graft," suggesting a commentary on social pressures and potential upheaval.
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Bresthlous
Evening Star
M. A. G. S. Gazette
Churchill
Rolls-Royce
Riage Sohena
Milner
Motherland
Great Britain
Great
United Kingdom
U.S
Bourgeoiaie
U. S
América
Sky
Eorth
Workers of
Mexico
Central
South America
Iaw
J. Lenin
Nearing
Brailsford
Howes
Chas
A. Berd
F. A. Obi
V. C. K. Hobson
H. Taverner
World Wide War Trust
Navy League
Congress of the U. N. Eucharin
Lenin
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