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Newspaper
The Toiler
Location
Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1921
Page
3
Comrade Martens Departs Amid U S Soviet Clash
A United States envoy to Russia for recognition and trade was deported by the Czarist regime as revolutionary sentiment spreads. The departure of Ludwig C. A. K. Martens amid mass sympathy in New York signals a continuing push for Soviet Russia trade and relations despite this setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Great Britain
Russia
Czar
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
Soviet
United States
Martens
New York
Soviet Russia
Convention of United Mine Workers District 6 Adopts Actionary Resolutions
A Columbus Ohio convention of the United Mine Workers District No 6 passes four resolutions with three seen as pivotal. They urge unity with groups seeking release of political prisoners, advocate trade relations with Soviet Russia, and call for broad alliance of miners and other workers against the Open Shop. The report notes a progressive social vision and the need to act on these resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of District No
Columbus
Ohio
Soviet
Russia
Labor
Amalgamated Spirit at J Friedman shop picket line
A vivid account of workers at J Friedman clothing shop on 18th Street forming a crowded picket front. The Amalgamated spirit unites Lithuanian Polish and American born workers, a family of four described amid police presence, rain and snow, as they defend wage and conditions against management. The piece blends eyewitness scenes with reflections on solidarity and the ongoing strike’s clashes with authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evel Liteman
18Th Street
Philadelphia
Pylion
Atm Union
York
Jasnoe
Sol
J. Friedman
Anilly
Ain
Ork
Jr. Friedman
Wenel
Ranquille
Linn
Uf Tere
Jt. Friedman
Nur Ayes
New York
Agi
Conmage
Jose
Labor Passes Judgment on Banking and the Capitalists
The piece argues that labor unions, led by workers and opposed to capitalist control, must resist capitalists by funding independent unions and press, while criticizing financial dependence on large banks. It cites testimony before Congress about employers thwarting strikes, bribes, and the need for worker autonomy against capitalist finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisk
Lnbor Deuilyr
Jose
Anti
Gwen Greutoe
United States
Eapitvntist
Ontir Pries
International Reelange
Nigier Hiiamvers
Fitself
LeMhoy
Ponxi
A. F
Wong
Adjusted to Capitalist Normalcy and Unrest in 1920s Era
A column satirizes how workers and families endure scarcity under capitalist demand. It notes unemployment, hunger, and shelter worries, cites a Des Moines jail incident, labor debates in London, and U S political figures. The piece mocks charity, foreign aid, and wartime profiteering while referencing Irish and American labor actions.
Reader’s restless night over a steel strike book
A publisher recalls insomnia caused by a manuscript on the great steel strike. He feels the work is large and alive, certain he cannot fully do it justice, even after finishing. The passage frames pride in the book’s life, beauty, and truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Montgomery Brown
D. D
Bishop Brown
Thomas Puind
Amd
Clark Ave
Cleveland
Ohio
Men and Steel Deserves Your Reading Now
Bold claim promotes a book called Men and Steel as the greatest story of any strike. Encourages immediate order to read for enjoyment and profit.
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