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Newspaper
The Toiler
Location
Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1920
Page
3
Observers warn that Europe’s failure to stabilize threatens Sovietism as world war disrupts production. Amid rising strikes in three major industries and widespread labor unrest, capitalism is seen as failing to guarantee workers adequate living standards. The article argues discontent could topple the system here as elsewhere.
The piece critiques a nationwide fad of politicians and elites wearing overalls to cut clothing costs. It argues the trend is a passing fashion, not a lasting solution, noting bourgeois flaunting of the look and warning of a potential mobilization for productive work amid global shifts like Russia.
Indictments target Lotta Burke Charles Baker and Marguerite Prevey for opposing capitalism and aiding workers in the class war. Fund seeks immediate donations to defend them, stating their freedom sustains worker resistance and urging readers to send money now to support the cause.
Editorial notes summarize the middle savagery period, focusing on the discovery and significance of fire. It outlines curiosity as a driver, multiple fire-making methods, and fire’s impact on protection, diet, migration, and social heritage. It references thinkers and works on biogenesis and education.
The Toiler notes growing subscription renewals and wide leafleting as comrades across Ohio and beyond promote Soviet Labor Laws and related pamphlets. Akron and Jackson Michigan lead drives with multiple subs, while workers in Toledo Mineral Wells and Massillon push distribution to sustain education of workers and anti conservative sentiment.
The Tailor announces a price increase to $1.50 per year or 75 cents for six months starting April 1. Publication costs force the change, urging boosters to boost subscriptions, as the paper promises ongoing value and continued free literature with purchases.
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