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Newspaper

The Toiler

Location

Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1921

Page

2

The International Situation and Our Problems Thesis

A condensed abstract of the 1921 Third International thesis by Trotsky and Varga adopted at Moscow. It traces postwar capitalist crisis, the imperialist economy, and the revolutionary wave from 1917 to 1921, analyzing class struggle, state finance, and the shifting world balance toward America and Japan, and raises questions for the Communist International on tactic and program. The piece outlines the failure to overthrow capitalism, the role of artificial recovery, and the looming economic contractions across Europe, with emphasis on England, France, Italy, Germany, and the broader colonial world.

L. Trotsky E. Varga Third International Moscow England Soviet Hungary United States Germany France Italy Asia Africa Europe Communist International Red Army Warsaw Trand Japan America Ntha Rapper Ab Yindust

Peace on the Rhine Saintly or spoons of war

A poem contrasts two Rhine processions the victorious English troops under banners and bugles and starving Cologne children queuing for meagre Quaker fed soup and flour amid famine. It questions which gesture truly builds peace as the wounded labor movement fades from the scene.

Cologne England Rhine Waita Rhineland

Industrial Conditions at Wilmington Delaware Riot of Wage Cuts

Radio Yarg reports severe wage reductions at Merchant's Shipbuilding Corp Chester plant with 1 500 to 1 800 workers striking over a 20 to 75 percent cut. Accusations include piece work coercion and armed road spies. company claims spies are regular detectives. Union calls for unity against bosses backed by government.

Todds Penn. Ry R. R Baldwin- Felts Chester Merchant's Shipbuilding Corp

Tulsa to fight riot redress over 4 million in damages

Tulsa city lawyers claim absence of a riot statute allows denying negro citizens over 4 million dollars in losses from fire and seizures during race riots, while negroes seek court redress. Riot claims hinge on proving city culpability, following Police Chief Gustafson’s conviction for failing to protect life and property. Union labor leader Winnedge urges price hikes, saying the Loyal Legion for Loggers could aid wage cuts.

Tulsa Okla Oklahoma Frank E. Duncan W. Jp. Humphrey H. L. Browning Hast St John A. Gustafson

The Progressive Ruination of Germany and French Exploitation

The text argues that Germany loses coal machinery cattle and gold while France exploits the upheaval of the capitalist order. It claims reconstruction in France is piracy and that Germany’s export profits come at workers’ expense, with a declining living standard for Germans and a fragile neutral stance for smaller nations due to great power conflicts.

Germany France Italy Europa

Letter challenges claims of harsh Soviet prison conditions

Louise Bryant defends American prisoners in Russia arguing reports in bourgeois press distort reality. She recounts visiting Andronovski Lagat where Kilpatrick was held, notes comparatively better food and heating for prisoners, and cites NY Nation on Kilpatrick’s rations to counter Times disclosures.

Russia Vicioud New York ‘Times Kilpatrick Louise Bryant John Reed The Times Riga Universal Service Hearst News Service Andronovski Lagar Fayektin Bankhead Alabama Foreign Office New York Nation Louis Gannett Moscow Emmet Kilpatrick New York the Times American Red Cross Bryant Marion Cooper Taventin

Prisoner John Golden Kept in Solitary Then Assigned Elsewhere

San Quentin Calif John Golden political prisoner who spent seven months in solitary as a protest against being forced to work in the state pen has been shifted to another department and is now treated like other inmates The description of his solitary experience is noted as his individual style of protest at the penitentiary

San Quentin Calif John Golden Bay Golden Hrolp

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Americ Cit Oiit Treasury Parta F Try Denr Geoisie Boirato Apis Mee Raine Anise Federated Press Wilmington Del YARG Winnedge West Coast Lumberman's Association Company Union Loyal Legion
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