The Lesson of Albany Continued from Page 3
A long critique argues capital capitalism must be resisted by workers though they lack unified power. It suggests supporting pragmatic Socialist Party efforts to avoid White Terror. Proposes primaries with Communist nominees to expose party divisions and pressure labor groups toward solidarity in New York City.
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Czar
Russia
Noske
Germany
Socialist Party
Hillquit, Stedman and Company
T Capital
Sammy
AFP
Albany
New York City
Europe
A. B
Cummins
Big Business Buys the Church and the Interchurch World Movement
A critical essay traces clashes between capitalism and Christianity, arguing that church funding by wealthy merchants undermines religious ideals. It links labor unrest, global crises, and impending market collapse to a new social order rooted in worker power and a critique of “the Golden Rule” in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Daniels
Seil
Republic of San Domingo
Mr.j
Tan
Church
Interchurch World Movement
Brotherhood of Man
Paine
John Grieb Hibben
Princeton University
Hamilton Tolt
the Independent
Riger W. Babson
Kerin
Babson
Iabor
The Mediumship of Farmer Riley
Sydney Flower narrates a two week stay with farmer Riley near Marcellus Michigan detailing psychic phenomena. The work lists sessions conditions and testimonies including figures like John Benton Dr Shillito and mentions reincarnation and materialization theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Riley
Sydney Flower
James Wesley Riley
Jem Riley
Bome
Slate
John Benton
Riley
Jem
Mra. Riley
They Boys
Minnie
Dark Circle
Squire
John Dewey
Cattrell
Shillito
John Henton
Clyde Goodrich
Madame Blavatsky
Abraham Lincoln
Communist Labor Party Battle in Court
Cominion notes a rising wave of activity across the coast with the O U partnership and wage reforms, while the Los Angeles local and San Francisco carmen’s union grow. A looming six month general strike is implied, with call to sustain momentum as plates think they have us stowed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
O. U
Los Angeles
O. B. Ti
Carman
Unnion
San Franciso
The Black Sheep continuation on the railroad embankment
A boy walking along a track recalls a stranger’s name and recalls his travels. He spots a tall figure by a campfire beside the railroad embankment and plans to intrude despite danger. He descends the embankment and finds six people scavenging at the fire, threatening violence. (Continued next week)
What Political Prisoners Think of Amnesty
A fragmentary note discusses Amnesty views from political and industrial prisoners. It mentions Debs and Atlanta, the strain of imprisonment, support payments of around nine dollars, and prisoners’ spirits remaining strong. Names include Allison and William Madison Hicks, with reference to ongoing political prison writings and appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Debs
Atlanta
Hippal
Allison
William Madison Hicks
Two Minute Talks on Today's Topics reviewed
Elmer T. Allison argues this pamphlet on recent world events is a strong Communist propaganda work. The work retrospective aims to keep workers informed about evolving social order and encourages wide distribution for maximum impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer T. Allison
Go To Kansas by Noah P Whitaker
A poem-like piece chants about Kansas and political critique. It targets a figure called Jahor and riffs on lawmaking and corruption, using vivid allegory and archaic phrasing to lampoon governance and social decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah P. Whitaker
Kansas
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Flo
Anise
Baer
Deep Woods
Nafe
Sane
Railroa Brotherhoods
Neah
Tomehow
Dove
Elmer Iliney
Washington
Futonatton Road
Cleveland
Communist Labor Party
Nero
Mhor
Marguerite Prevey
Toledo
Labor Temple
Columbus
Ohio
Chicago
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