Labor Goes in For Banking and Red Trade Unions
In this issue Bertram D Wolf presents a manifesto of the Provisional Council of Red Trade Union International. The Anti Counter Revolution Committee informs Russia envoy Martens farewell to America and discusses Amalgamated Spirit by Mary Heaton Vorse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram D. Wolf
Anifesto
Provisional
Council of Red Trade Union International
Anti - Counter-Revolution Committee
Russia
Martens
America
Mary Heaton Vorse
The Conspiracy Against Sacco and Vanzetti
A lengthy treatise alleges a conspiracy involving Sacco and Vanzetti, detailing accusations of theft, murder, and political prejudice. It covers their arrests, alleged connections to the Bridgewater and South Benintree crimes, and claims of coerced testimonies and sensational public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Aid
Bartolesiew Vanzetti
Massachnasetta
Workers Defense
New York
Clary Ave
Cleves
Pole
Fae Patie
Slefense
Har Bost
Sunday
Tralian
Nicholas Seco
Bartolomew Yangetti
Dedham
Massachusetts
Alexander Beredeli
AL Parmenter
Benintree
Mass
Slater @ Morrill
Mrendy
Vanzetti
K. Q. White Company
Bridgewater
Soviet Envoy Martens Bids Farewell to United States
Martens declares departure due to US policy toward Soviet Russia and expresses gratitude for US hospitality. He says the Labor Department decision to deport him reflects a refusal to recognize the Soviet government and resuming trade, while noting his mission ended and relations require future resolution by other governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Soviet Russia
Russia
America
Department of State
Department of ‘State
Europe
Lenn
Austin
Labor Looks to Banking in Labor Bank Proposal
A fragmented discussion argues for labor unions to fund and control banking through an international labor bank. Advocates warn of vast strike funds and union investments in mortgages and Allied ventures, while critics fear loss of independence to banks and the need for disciplined, collective action within unions and allied bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALF
Independent
Literary Digest
New York Call
Ind
Avery
Gerning Tor
Lalor Hank
Tollore
Gpm Bop
Finance Hin
Weenie Petnere
Windnees
Inside Story of Gomper's Victor Presidency of Pan-Amer
The article recounts Samuel Gompers winning a pivotal but contested re election as head of the Pan American Federation of Labor Latin American delegates outvoted Americans backing Morones an avowed socialist Mexican leader as the convention faced a tense vote and pressure from Latin delegates to replace Gompers with Morones and others urged a secret ballot while Mother Jones and other figures urged unity amid competing factions across Mexico Guatemala Puerto Rico and the United States historical labor leadership dynamics unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Shmuel Gompers Tadae
Hyn-Aimerican Federation of Labor
Gompers
Luis No Morones
Mexican Federation of Labor
Afb
Tee
John Prov
Moukderk
Justion
Pai Aimericat Federation
Cornea
Guatemala
Vaile
Wwomdanth
Cannio AL Vargas
Din Tobin
Chester AE
Prey
Lord
Mexico
Central
South America
Vargas
Morones
Chiracco Ted
Degon
Cand Dalko
Tammy
Sandel
Santiago Ighesias
Perto Rico
Porto Rico
Orewit
Mother Jones
Congress
Ndine
Agate Ani
Rele
Martin
Care
Tylon Carrieen
le Guatemala
Kerr Veriely
Jon
Nuto A. Vargas
Chester N. Wright
Hoglish
Dgane
Tordae
Foghorn
Tobin
Ain Selestin
Eapperters Kyherde
Santo Domingo
Antalio Marthea
Albarrac
From Colonial
Racidas
Maree
Mexia
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Sacco and
Secret Service
Andrea Salsedo
Robert Elia
Brooklyn
Patner
Department of Justion
Park Mow
Anil
Pebmary
Butt
Wither Valians
Park
Donato
Valmer
Pho
Salaodo
Marly
Mul
Sulselo
Sacco
Elin
Walter Nelles
New York Day
Nelle
Vanvetti
Saccos
South Stoughton
Brockton
Brock Ton Om
Loreal
Grovkian
Pulice
Erin Brbr
Mathemoahe Erie
Tulsa
Charles Krieger
Threy
South Brate
Tealinna
Ayuit
Vangetti
South
East Norfolk
Vanvotti
Slater & Moetill Company
Lonie Te Wade
Mien Rancoe Devlin
Mie Mare O
Spain
Ty Dudae Avery
Ayed
By Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
Reese
Gomper
Pan-Amer
By Linn A. EB. Gale
Maroney
Gampert
Ceneidas
Mexica
Agate
James Lord Tiet
Men and Steel
Mary HeNaton Vorse
William Z. Foster
Interchurch World Movement
En Wamon Mint
Steele
Tatercharel Movement
Mk Breed Trust
Brooks
Onder of the
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