Trade unions bold in Russian Soviet system says Foster
Moscow report asserts unions form the foundation of the Soviet order and survive with vitality. The All-Russian unions convention drew 3,105 delegates representing 8,485,800 members, with Red Army guards outside the theater. The piece contrasts Russian union strength with American AFL activity and traces Russia’s union history from 19th century beginnings through revolutions and war, noting rapid growth after 1917 to millions in unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Lenin
Gorki
Red Army
Chail
American Federation of Labor
Tt Iis
Unemployment Rising in 38 Cities Says July Report
The July release from the United States Employment Service shows unemployment up to 28,066 across 38 cities, a 1.1 percent rise from June. Dayton is the sole Ohio city with employment gains. 126 workers found positions, up 3.0 percent. Other listed cities outside Ohio saw declines totaling 21,? thousand, while 21 cities reported decreases in unemployment amounting to 21,152.
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United States Employment Service
Dayton
Ohio
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Boston
Baltimore
New York
Chicago
The Am erican Legion and Its Critics
Arthur Warner surveys the American Legion's growth and influence, arguing membership figures are overstated and leadership is dominated by former officers. He calls for a wide reform, transparency, and a purge of undue political power, urging loyalty to constitutional rights and accountability within the organization.
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American Legion
United States
Legion
American Legion Weekly
France
Arend
Paris
Stars and Stripes
Carl E. Ristine
36Th Division
Uns
M. P
Theodore Roonevalt
Eric Fisher Wood
Ac Division
Wood
Roosevelt
New York
Pars
Legion Canes
St. Louis
Teddy
Tion
Mistice
Northwest
Court
Minneapolis
Unitates of America
America
Seades
Coolidges
Ole Hansons
Senator Lusks
Jesus
Bobv
Dawn to Youth The Toiler A Conversation of Awe
A fragmentary narrative blends sea imagery with social critique. Waves debate beauty and industrial life while workers struggle under wage constraints. A ghost seeks a way to return to Earth as a working spirit, highlighting systemic deprivation and the limits of wages under capitalism.
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Jock
Jack
St. Peter
O. K
Earth
Tack
Mr. St. Peter
Birdie Perlstein in the cloak union crisis
The Jewish Daily Forward reports Birdie Perlstein seeks 100000 dollars to protect gains made by the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union amid a Cleveland cloak manufacturers dispute. The piece contrasts his bid with big business notions of construction and influence, labeling him a symbol of bought officials and warning of manipulation.
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Birdie Perlstein
Cleveland
International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
Jewish Daily
Forward
Perlatein
Meyer Perlstein
Charlie Chaplin
William James
Shea Raat Iidh
Correction misattributed article and printer error noted
Sacramento board of education issues teacher warnings to forget radical ideas and confine to old fashioned American ideals. The correction follows misprinting Elmer T. Allison as author on page three for The Present Unemployment and Marxism. the correct byline appeared on page two under May fair to Moscow.
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Elmer T. Allison
Moscow
Sacramento
Calif
Board of Education
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William Z. Foster
Soviet
Foster
Federated Press
The
Marseilles
Cadolive
Here
Miller
Rhine
West Portseth Str
L. C. Martens
Kenneth Durant
Jacob Wittmer Hartmann
Salina, Kan
Harry Theodore
W. W
Youngstown
Toledo
Cincinnati
Columbus
Harry Bauer
Clank Ave
Arthur Warner
Treasury
Congress
William Montgomery
Episcopal Church
Amites Fism
Thomas Paine
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