Workingclass Education Campaigns in British Labor Movement
The British Labor Movement endorses two education drives. One aims to democratize education and end illiteracy while ensuring university access regardless of means. The other strengthens adult training via Ruskin, Labor College, and Workers Education Association to empower workers for leadership and revolutionary aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lundon
Labor Movement
Labor College
Tandon
Ruskin College
Oxford
Workers’ Educational Association
Fundx
Walker Vrooman
Boards of Trustees
Ruskin
Ruminations of a Rebel by Tom Clifford
Essay criticizes judge and jury in Gitlow trial as servants of bourgeois interests. Attacks legal system, labels institutions as modo of control, and condemns WC A and industrial program proposals as distractions from working class material concerns.
Who Are The Criminals in History and Today
A dense reflection argues that crimes are defined by laws and those who enforce them. It traces cases from Jesus and Galileo to Salem witch trials and slave education bans, asking whether lawmakers and judges bear the guilt or those branded criminals by official edicts. It cites Debs Baldwin Kate Olive and Rose Pastor Stokes as examples of dissenters branded criminals by government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Galileo I
Salem
Massachusetts
South
Vial
Eugene Dobs
Roger Baldwin
Debs and
Baldwin
Kate Olive
Rose Pastor
Stokew
Questioning Power and Persecution in a Reform Era
A heated critique argues that reformers and lawmakers, not the accused, bear responsibility for suppressing truth. It accuses judges of shielding a criminal robber class by jailing honest men, naming Eugene Dobs and Roger Baldwin among those defending suppression. Rose Stokes is cited in opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riminal
Galileo
Eugene Dobs
Roger Baldwin
Rose Stokes
Two Views of Russia and Teaching in the World Debate
A Manchester Guardian dispatch contrasts Soviet Russia’s postwar child care with capitalist neglect of teachers pre and post war. It argues Russia prioritizes mothers and children through nurses, schools, and palaces while the United States and Britain favor wealth over service, questioning which system will endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Guardian
Russia
Great Britain
France
United States
New York City
Cleveland
Chicago
The Mediumship of Farmer Riley
Sydney Flower presents two weeks with James Wesley Riley known as farmer Riley near Marcellus Michigan. The volume argues whether man lives beyond the grave with evidence focused on mental phenomena and avoids physical agency, inviting readers to judge the afterlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Riley
Sydney Flower, LL
James Wesley Riley
Marcellus
Mich
Youroslf
Bis
Flower
Through the Mountain Trail A Lost Miner Walks And Waits
Jack leaves Mullen to trek sixty miles toward Conor Dalane Lake and is drawn into a silent, awe filled wild. He records wonders in a pocket notebook as storms melt snow, spots an elk, camps alone, and writes a long, earnest letter to Misa Anderson while lost in the unfamiliar terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Mullen
Conor D’ Alane Lake
Collins
Rudolph
Pene
Tie
George
Herman
America
China
KMT
Wan Teashin
Min
Misa Anderson
Sach
Worl
Ian
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Tabor College
London
Cental Labor College
Weavers’ Union
Northumberland Miners
Amalgamated Society of Engineers
The
Cooperative Union
General Federation of Trade Unions
South Wales’ Miners’ Federation
National Union of Railwaymen
Tabor
Socialit
Burkin College
Almo
England
Roskin
War College
Haskin
Ruckin
Clvses
Asivte
McAl
Mont‘ly
South Wales
Railwaywan
Walsh
Workers’ Enventional Association
W. FE. A
Iafles Unionista
W. E.A
Uto 200
WE. A
W. B.A
Io University
Wid
Labor Coffeys
Bowroa
Jay Gould
Wall Street
Androw
Henry Chamberlin
New
Mc Commission
Washington
U. S
Gur
Congress
Louis Post
Labor
Departments of Justice
Tom. Clifford
Benjamin Gitlow
Gitlow Waa
Cooperste
Perle
Josua
Pilate
By Scott Nearing
Soviet Russia
Falton
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