Social Revolution in Germany forewarns a Soviet Europe
The piece argues that German workers have embraced Soviet influence as Allied capitals fear a Bolshevik Berlin. It claims 100000 Spartacists seized Essen and Düsseldorf and Kiel, with the red flag rising across Germany, as factory soviets dictate policy and a modified Soviet government looms amid economic strain and political upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ehert
Scheidemann Ond
Masimifian Varden
Harden
Lenin
Ensen
Krupp Arma
Duseldorf
Kiel
Ebert
They Were Willing by Linn A and Gale
A critical, opinionated piece questions President Wilson and Senator Fall about responses to the draft during WWI. It cites “thirty thousand Americans crossed into Mexico” and mass resistance by contemporaries, claiming many objectors faced jail or exile while others endured danger to avoid service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay Wallsee Tanna
Federated
Tress
Wilson
Tyne UT
Tanna
Senator Fall
Associated Press
Mexico
Europe
Fall
Communist Party of Mexico
The British Labor Movement and the Daily Herald
A detailed look at the British labor press, its Daily Herald, and the strongest weekly and regional labor papers. It notes the Herald’s role in uniting labor, its funding, future expansions, and international press plans amid a broader labor press movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
London
England
Enetire Inhor
Inhor
Bri
Meniht
Erol
Witfer
CoThey
Triple Alliance
Amor
Lloyd George
Vno
Thair Natch
Glasgow
Porward
Thor
Florald
Tritieh Tahoe
Russia
Lihat
Arthur Henderson
Torard
Grant Railway
Daily World
Enpitelist
Uni
Jnhor
New York Times
Renehin
Great Britain
Britain
Merald
Worald
Jmge
Herald
Bandaya
Nda
Sear Tenn Strength
Will Dyson
Daily Herald
Manchester
Ireland
Labor Party
Frank Tredges
Minerf Thomas
Sailwaymen
Ernest Bevin
T Ne Dockers
W. Robinson
Ben
1 Ne
Counntry
Directove
Palley
George Lanny
Benc
Ioral
Great Titain
New York
Chicago
Englinh
Scoland
Wales
Lonon
Independent Labor Party
Werl
Ramsay MacDonald
Margaret Tondfield
Tirkiah Socialist Party
Trades Union Congress
Inder
Mexican Labor and American Workers Unite for Industrial Democracy
A radical wartime essay urges Mexican and American workers to joint action against exploitation. It denounces capitalist control of production, calls for workers to own means of production, condemns imperialism, and advocates international solidarity and a workers’ government. It warns against Legion interference and promotes peaceful persuasion over violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guffey
Mexico
Philipine Islands
America
Rio Grande
Mont Wilson
American Legion
Newberry
Manaxed from office after service dispensed with
The man was summoned to the office where his services were terminated and he was told to leave company property immediately. The note ends with a continuation promised next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
George
Herman
Rudolph
Collins
Karl
Merning
Tebont
Something is Wrong by H A Heddon
An excerpt discusses widespread concerns about labor unrest and profiteering with debate over causes. It notes that many workingmen with families rely on charity boards for support, highlighting economic strain and social welfare. The piece frames public discontent and calls for available aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Heddon
Charity Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linn
A. E. Gale
New York World
Socialist Union of
Austria
Louie
Pravia
Revolutionary Age
American Communist Party
Tirepeau
Berlin
Junkers
Beesawing
Tives
Hindenburg
Kaiser Andl Lis
Tuy Mose Goods
St Ty Pierce
Linn A. &. Gale
Wall Street
U. S
BY Felix Morley
the Federated Press
Diaz
Greaser
Pulow
Peon
Workers of America
Blower Bailiey
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