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Newspaper

The Toiler

Location

Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1921

Page

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Communist International Warns World Workers Of Capitalist Intrigue

The Daily Herald prints a manifesto from the Third Internationale urging workers worldwide to aid famine distressed Soviet Russia. It accuses capitalist powers of blockading relief and calls for immediate relief committees and shiploads of bread to bolster the Soviet fight against hunger.

Communist International Russia London The Daily Herald Workers of the World Third Internationale Volga Soviet Russia Red Army Poland Roumania Baltic States Entente Communist Internationale Red Calla Workers For Relief

Proviso sparks imminent general strike in San Francisco

A labor condemnation erupts as Hoover backs aid to famine Russia under strict conditions. American workers denounce the requirements as barbarous and claim they oppose political strings. They insist relief aid respect Russian law and Soviet authority while highlighting prisoners and alleged abuses by Americans.

Humanity San Francisco Herbert Hoover Commerce American Relief Administration Maxim Gorky Russia America Hoover Relief Commission Workers of America Sia Wilson Demani Soviet Russia Jawa Society of Friends Party Anos Communista Ahaden Oplinton

Rebels workers organize for showdown and general strike agitated

Special to The Tiler reports bitter labor warfare in San Francisco and Bay Cities as capital pushes an industry fight while labor braces for a decisive strike. The Building Trades Unions conference calls for unified action against the One Big Union threat, urging members to unite to defeat capitalist offensives and avert widespread defeat.

San Francisco Bay Cities Sailors’ Union Moses Andy Furungil Moses Yeaterday Sean Atrike Building Trades Conference Committee Building Trades Unions of Bay District Cen Isbor

Relief Will Pave Way to Recognition

Washington sees Herbert Hoover moving to open talks in Riga with the Russia government for American famine relief in Russia. The plan hints at a shift in policy toward Moscow through food, medicines, and clothing distributed by American agents. Supporters expect renewed trade and eventual recognition of the Russian Soviet Republic, while critics warn capitalism will oppose socialist industrialization.

Washington Herbert Hoover Walter J. Brown American Relief Administration London Riga Russia Hoover Moscow Lenin Kamenoff American Relief Association United States France Gorky Russian Socialist Federated Soviet Republic

Miners Paper Aims to Energize Kansas Labor Drive

Kansas labor leaders plan a weekly miners paper to mobilize against the Industrial Court. Fort Scott will host editors Alexander Howat and Jakie Sheppard. moving pictures will show mine conditions. Also noted are union votes on Amsterdam versus Moscow alignments and upcoming court dates in Dolsen et al. cases.

Topeka Kan Moving Pictures Kansas Labor W. E. Freeman Kanags Federation of Labor Fort Scott Alexander Howat Jakie Sheppard Kanang

Europe Works For Soviets

Stockholm reports Norway and Denmark near signing trade treaties with Soviet Russia. Russia uses Chicherin tactics to gain leverage, threatening to divert 250 million kronen worth of contracts to German and British makers if recognition is withheld. Kergentzeff portrays a growing Russian economic bloc awaiting future Scandinavian accords.

Stockholm Sweden Mall Norway Denmark Russia P. M. Kergentzeff Standard Oil Company Lenin Marx Trotzky Zinoviev Kergentzeff United States Canada Czecho-Slovakia

Demand for Wage Cuts by New York Printers

The National Publishers Association, meeting in New York, urged printers of Typographical Union No. 6 to accept a wage reduction after the current contract ends October 1 or submit the matter to arbitration. It warned that if terms are not agreed, a large portion of magazine and job printing in the city may be moved elsewhere, signaling further pressure on the industry.

New York National Publishers’ Association Thie City

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Capita By Jay G.arr Laurence Todd Federated Press Staff Confederation Generale de ‘Travail Amsterdam Oakland Calif James H. Dolsen J. A. Ragsdale C. A. Tobey State Supreme Court John C. Taylor He. Com Anita Whiloey Europe Scandinavia Helen Augur Federated Press Eny Korgentzeff Germany Asociation Allied Printing Tredeayly Kwno Mvemthit
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