Poland and Poland aid debated at Paris diplomacy
The article discusses the Soviet victory over the Dennekin-Kolichak revolt and its offer of peace to Poland, which seeks allies' aid for continued war against the Soviets. It notes Poland's buffer role against Bolshevism and the divided Paris diplomacy led by Foch and Lloyd George on whether to aid Poland or pursue peace with Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Dennekin-Kolichak
Russia
Paris
Marshall Foch
Lloyd George
Italy
Lloyd
Trotzky
Red Army
Siberia
George
Toiler Editorial Urges Renewals Amid Subscriptions Boom
The Toiler praises a 100 percent rise in renewal subscriptions, urges readers with lapsed renewals to act, and highlights booster activity in Tiffin and across Ohio. It notes war aftermath fueling crime and mob violence, citing a Monroe case as a grim example of social deterioration and urging readers to persevere in the Movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Doering
Rock Island
Wear a Diamond and Sub Cards Ad Amid Propaganda
Fragmentary copy shows an anti materialist critique of consumerism and paid subscriptions in a 1919 Cleveland publication. It highlights offers for pamphlets and cards, names Comrade Payton and Marguerite Prevey, and critiques advertising as fraud while urging inner worth over showy goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenin
Russia
Revolutionary Workers League Notes Akron Raid and Events
Comrade D. Konashko was arrested November 7 in a Department of Justice raid on Akron Russian workers and released January 26 on a $1,000 bond through the Workers Defense League. Comrade N. Yourkevitch remains jailed on $1,000 bond. The League is reorganized and plans increased city activities. Events include February 22 dances, March 6 and 20 dances at Zeigler Hall, and a future lecture by George R. Kirkpatrick. J. B. O Brien is secretary treasurer. Edwin Peterson from Niles Ohio writes on party changes and wartime deportations of radical teachers.
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Akron Defense League Activites
D. Konashko
Dept. of Justice
Jacob Margolis
Pittsburgh
League
Akron
Zeigler Hall
George R. Kirkpatrick
War on Ignorance and Enlistment for Enlighteners
A radical pamphlet campaign in Ohio promotes the Communist Labor Party of Ohio Book and Pamphlet Department. It urges locals to sell revolutionary literature, lists numerous titles with prices, and calls workers to join the struggle against ignorance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Labor Party of Ohio
Toiler
Aml
Brey
Fear and vigilance in a free land prompt readers to speak out
A reader warns the paper about danger and fear, but the editors dismiss the scare as imagined. They defend American openness, recount rising subscriptions, and challenge arguments of intimidation. The piece stresses resilience and invites evidence if threats exist.
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Smith
Two Real Worth-While Offers from Communist Labor Party
Winter period prompts offers for literature bundles. Readers can order shore titles for five dollars to gain a year’s Teller subscription, or six dollars for Toiler subscription cards with free literature credit. Cards sell easily. address is 3207 Clark Ave Cleveland Ohio.
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Clark Ave
Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Socialist
Communist Labor Party OF Oliq
Toiler
Communist Labor Party OF Ohio
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