How Do You Like Your Boss Editorial Clash in Cleveland Press
A critical piece attacks the Cleveland Press for its editorial cartoon and claims the editorial page hides truth about US industry. It cites unemployment, wage cuts, and rent aid while arguing the news pages show harsh industrial realities, labeling the paper a capitalist advertizer and liar.
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Cleveland Press
Darling
Russia
Bolshevism
Fense
Uncle Sam
America
City Rent Commission
City Employment Bureau
State Department of Agriculture
France
England
Poland
Communism and Christianism draws Chamber of Commerce ire
Editorial attacks the Open Shop and labor control by Chambers of Commerce. It denounces Bishop Brown for endorsing Darwinism and Communism as guiding workers. The piece promotes Bishop Brown's book and urges readers to distribute copies and seek opinions on its publication. A letter from the Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce is reprinted with related commentary.
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Chambers of Commerce
Win
M. Brown
Kyliopslemn Ginvehnan
Bishop Brown
Slamesville
Wisconsin
Chamber of Commerce
Farawer
Censured Book Prompts United States Publication Protest
A Janesville Chamber of Commerce letter complains about a book titled Communisme By Christianiam, calling it the most un-American literature seen. The chain of correspondence includes Lucian Holman and Bradford Brown Educational Co, with Brown replying regretfully and defending the publication in a formal exchange.
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Christianiam
Counney
William Montgomere Brown
Lucian
Holman
A Despairing View of War-Time Unemployment
An unnamed narrator in a reflective essay laments rising unemployment and overproduction. He recalls factory life, workers displaced, and the lure of revolutionary talk while contrasting Russia’s workers with his own precarious situation amid a harsh winter and fading hope.
Revelation of a Police State and Working Class Dream
A tense interior monologue recalls a grim city under autocratic control. The speaker laments factory oppression, private greed, and a longing for proletarian dictatorship to reclaim power and reshape society for the workers.
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Gang of Idlora
Aline Fae
Carin
Kuesia
Wnd
Lalor
Unrest and labor strife sweep across farms and cities
Reports describe transport workers striking tormenting ships, wage cuts at GE Schenectady and White Motor Cleveland, wage reductions and shorter weeks at Ford Highland Park, and union clashes in Matewan. Hunger and unemployment fears spur soup kitchens and protests as leaders echo calls for workers’ power.
Communism and Christianism Analyzed From a Darwiniam Viewpoint
A historical review by Bishop Willian t Montgomery Brown critiques communism and Christianity from a Darwinian lens. The fragmentary notice references a publication with comments by eleven readers and sells the work for 61.00. It mentions a sales contact at THE TOLER 8207 Clark Ave Cleveland and hints at controversial assertions about theology and philosophy.
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Willian Tgomery Brown
D. D
Earth
Brown
Hopson
Erclesiaetic
TOLER
Clark Ave
Cleveland
Workers Read and Sell Socialist Literature In Cleveland
A 1920s recruitment note urges workers to read and sell socialist literature from the McBride office. Prominent titles listed include Lenin and Ransome works, Engels essays, Marx writings, and various pamphlets. It promotes education by workers and suggests contacting 8207 Clark Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
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International Council of Trade and Industrial Unions
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