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Newspaper
The Toiler
Location
Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1920
Page
2
A dense, opinionated column critiques Bolshevism and capitalism, intertwining references to Soviet rule, democracy, religion, and education. It rails at class inequality, praises change through human nature limits, and cites contemporary political figures, editorials, and cultural critiques.
The article compares British and American labor organization, noting fragmentation and growing calls for industrial unionism. It explains the Triple Alliance among miners railwaymen and transport workers as a turning point toward centralized industrial power, with clauses on joint action governance and the balance between autonomy and concerted action.
The Toiler Educational Leaflet Series announces two numbers ready for distribution in shops mills and mines. Readers are urged to spread these leaflets widely with orders at 60c per hundred. Number One Soviet Russia's Code of Labor Laws targets American workers especially union members. Number Two Strangling American Workers criticizes public officers and calls for mass distribution to expose capitalist officials.
Gale publisher of Gale's Journal of Revolutionary Communism denounces Irwin Granich's charge that the paper is subsidized by the Mexican government. He states Gale's is not printed by or subsidized by Carranza and condemns calls for intervention as aimed to provoke U.S. war while defending Carranza's stance and opposing intervention.
Gus Anderson and his daughter Olive clash over ambition and modern life as she seeks a business future while he clings to old ways. Meanwhile a farming harvest worker Jack defies eviction plans and debates union ideals with Anderson, revealing themes of loyalty, price of progress, and social change.
Wm Ross Knudsen of the Organ Society addresses the World economy during a lecture under the Socialist Labor Party at the Pythian Temple 99 Huron Bond near Prospect Ave and E 6th St Sunday evening April 11 1920 at 7 80 oclock Questions and discussion invited.
Elmer Chigman of Portamouth dies in an accidental railroad yard death. Comrade Chapman, loyal Socialist worker and Switchman's Union member, was employed in Portamouth.
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