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Newspaper

The Toiler

Location

Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1921

Page

2

Proletarian Youth Groups Advocate Revolutionary School Reform

An appeal by Marxist activists urges proletarian parents to form Communist Children’s Groups to indoctrinate and mobilize youth within schools. It cosplay discusses leadership by comrades, self governance, and practical communism in outings, with calls to recruit parents and expand the movement through May Day participation.

Edwin Hoernleers FP. S. Kerr Germany Ghiss

Slavery Past and Present by Falconer and Reforms in Texas

A mixed critique contrasts Tacitus on slave fear with Roman oppression and burial pits, then shifts to present Texas prison critique. The piece laments inhumane methods, calls for constitutional reform, and argues humane treatment aligns with moral and religious duty amid calls for abolition of an outdated system.

Franklin P. Brill Brill Christian Kobble Kobble Anna Reinstein Boris Reinstein Eustace Reynolds Prevent Cheektawaga Tacitus Rene Rome W. R. Paterson Texania Texas Ayetom EL Paso God

The Fourth of July Rhetoric in a Prisoner’s Wake

A fragmented account recalls Independence Day fervor and rebellion from a condemned perspective. Amid rattle and shout, a prisoner speaks to a crowd below urging reflection on government overthrow and revolutionary memory.

Farmer-Labor Don Quixote Explained by E. K. Henry

The piece critiques the Farmer-Labor Party leaflet by J. G. Brown, arguing unemployment stems from capitalist production and urging a mass workers’ organization to demand jobs, shelter, and essentials. It condemns dividing jobs and repealing labor laws, calling for solidarity across races and a workers’ revolt to replace the system.

Farmer-Labor E. K. Henry Farmer-Labor Party Farmer Labor Party National Party J. G. Brown Russia U. S Albany New York Berger Congress

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