Russia Seeks Trade After Blockade End and Soviet Links
The document outlines Russia’s view on resuming foreign trade with the United States, noting the need for transport, harbor facilities, and cleared visas. It asserts Soviet control of trade, denies foreign cooperative representatives, and cites Litvinoff and Martens statements on opening markets to American goods. It also includes Martens and citizenship notes and the official Russian stance on representation in the United States.
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Rania
Nedessary
Russia
London
Paris
New York
Hussian
Litvinoff
Copenhagen
Innnsia
L. Martens
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
America
Russian Federative
Cialist Soviet Republic
Socialist Soviet Republic
United States of America
Cate
Department of State
Copie
Commissariat of Forign
People’s Commissar
Foscow
Spiridonovka
Patriarch's Lane
Ludwik Christian Alexander Karlowitch, Martens
People's Commissariat of Foreign Affairs
People’s Commissar Foreign Affairs
F. Shenkin
Beal
Zyesien Sobrites
Rusia
United
Thisiat
The Black Sheep Continued from Page Two
Olive confronts editor Cranston about land rights and justice while a tense dialogue reveals conflicting views on ownership, dispossession, and universal justice. The exchange hints at deeper social tensions underlying a local land dispute.
A Young Veteran’s Tale and Ideas on Liberty
A youth with malaria in Cuba, then served in France, returns worn but not wounded. He faces citizenship hurdles for dangerous jobs in Seattle and Bremerton. The piece rejects deportation and argues ideas shape history, praising working-class solidarity and anti‑bourgeois critique.
Talk Along With The Miners On Industrial Unionism
J Gy Crevistion argues miners must abandon political ballots and organize under industrial unionism. He warns official union autocracy defeats strikes and urges seizing economic power to win freedom, urging readers to join the Communist Labor party for action and victory.
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Am Nnigu
Ballet
American Federation of Labor
Axtul
Jirrt
Wisconsin
New York
Steen
Ol Mit
Eco
Namic
Tion
Communist Labor Party
Helen
Gitlow Claims Revolutionary Motives Behind World War
OITLOW SAYS HE is REVOLUTIONIST The speaker links the world war to capital interests and argues men fought for principles and ideals. He contends left wing causes are tied to European conflict, asserting the war exposed the failure of imperialism. After hours of deliberation, Gitlow was found ready for appeal by his attorney.
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Jevey Weeks
Gitow
Gitlow Wan
Dary
Darrew
The Profit System Opposed by Workers in Prison
A polemical piece argues that profiteering thrives under capitalism and must be crushed by dismantling the system itself. It asserts workers must reject capitalist schemes, end laws that shield profiteers, and strip away power from capitalists to empower the working class and the communist movement.
What Happened to Europe by Frank Vanderlip
American financier Frank Vanderlip returns from Europe and summarizes in his new book that European industry is in chaos with widespread idleness, want, and hardship. He warns that failure to restart industry will trigger social upheaval that could spread to other nations.
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Olive
Farthermore
Mr. Cranston
Molly McGuire
Arc
Europe
Frank Vanderlip
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G. Chicherin
1. Lewin
Russian Socialist Federated Soviet Republic
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Soviet Republic
People's Commissariat For Foreign Affairs
Moscow
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CitizenEnough
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France
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Seattle
Wess
Tom Clifford
Lador
Holland
Kaiser Bill
Bill
John Spargé
Thhe
Socialist Party
Cleveland
August Belmont
Belmont
Charles Edward Russel
Ymbiie
J. Gy
Creviston
Oitlow
Imp
Free Om
Howard Si
Akion Ohio
Tom Lewis
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