In This Issue Knocked Sensible by a Policeman's Club
A compact tabloid style summary outlines contents including two months activity of the International Council of Trade and International Unions by J. T. Murphy, Amalgamated Commissary Stores by Mary Heaton Vorse, program of American Arm of the Communist International, Last Days of John Reed, and letters from Louise Bryant plus editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
International Council of Trade and International Unions
Amalgamated Commissary Stores
Mary Heaton Vorse
Communist International
John Reed
Louise Bryant
International Council of Trade and Industrial Unions
American Democracy Too Late to Save Armenia
Washington officials distrust Europe’s reaction to the Davis Wilton plan to shield Russia from attack and to mediate with Turkey and Armenia. Morgenthau’s mediation moves irk officials as Morgenthau is seen as a flawed choice. The piece questions President Wilson’s support and Morgenthau's influence on policy toward the Turko-Armenian crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armenia
Washington
White House
State
Department
Europe
William-Davis
Russia
Turkey
Davis Wilton
Henry Morgenthau
Toople
Woman Charged In Sacco Vanzetti Case Bribe Attempt
Boston papers report Angelina DeFulco charged with offering to guarantee acquittal in the Sacco Vanzetti case for a large sum. Widespread coverage notes international significance, defense concerns, and alleged sponsor Alfredo Felieami. Police court arraignment followed, with defense figures and possible bribe theory referenced. A defense meeting by the Workers Do the North Congregation is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Mra
Angelina DeFulco
Sicco-Vangetti
Herald, Post, Globe and Advertiser
DePuleo
Alsdino Feliewni
Saccos Vangetti
Wilfred Bolster
Bosofou
Felieami
Felieani
Vanzetti
Ham St. Clair Ave
Bob
Amalgamated Stores and a New Civilisation Vision
The piece rails against profit stores on Attorney Street, praising Amalgamated Stores Association as a voluntary solidarity venture. It contrasts worker-funded goods with regular shops, noting crowds at the first Baltimore and New York sites, and highlights collective sacrifice to open the first stores and fund worker relief amid long crowds and waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney Street
Amalgamated Stores Association
Malter Fond
Baltimore
New York
Brooklyn
Newark
Attorney Super Store
Labor Unions Face Split Over Amsterdam Bureau Role
The piece argues that social revolution pressures push unions toward radical action, splitting reformist and revolutionary camps. It calls for detaching mass movements from the Amsterdam Bureau, forming a new International Labor Union under Communist leadership, and organizing a provisional council and world congress to unite revolutionary unions worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Yal Wu
Amsterdam International
Second International
Labor Union International
Revolutionary Workers
Communist International
Union
Zinoviev
A. Losovsky
Hf. Tomsky
G. Thyperovitch
V. Schmidt
All-Russian
Central Council of Labor Unions
G. Melnichansky
Moscow Provisional Council of Labor Unions
D'Aregona
Giuseppe Bianke
Italian
Amsterdam International Labor Union
International Labor Union Movement
Jouhaux, Legien, Appleton & Co
League of Nations
Washington Bureau of Labor
Entente
Ile
Red Labor Union International
The
International
Yellow” International
Provisional Committee
World Congress of Labor Unions
Spain
Slavia
Bulgaria
France
Georgia
Williams
Purcell
Union International
Also Mentioned on This Page
Don Kennery
J. T. Murphy
Wilson
State Department
London Chronicle
Paluat Pasha
Agaenia
Nml
Pursaya
Wilxon Davia
Morgens
Torkoe
Araenia
Morgenthan
Scorld
Wilkou
Wilken
Morgenthau
Morgerithau
Presson
Mallen
Herald and Post
Cara Ea
Andrea Salselo
Vanzett
Sacco
Lawrence
Lowell
Fall River
Sollethe Few
Dedham
Vangetti
Raven
Inwong Sanit
Braintree
DePalew
Jesus Vanzetti
William J. Callahan
UW. Moore
Tures
Vanzetie Defense
Mpeete
of Faust
the Amalgamated Commissary Stores
Jedt
Sen
Milan
Shell
Mr. Thunder
Communist
Tain
Italy
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