Toiler Publishing Association Contact Details
Published weekly by the Toiler Publishing Association at 46 Telephone Lincoln 3639.
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Newspaper
The Toiler
Location
Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1921
Page
3
Published weekly by the Toiler Publishing Association at 46 Telephone Lincoln 3639.
The piece argues that Tom Mooney’s 1916 Preparedness Day parade bombing conviction exposes the corruption of justice tied to corporate power and political office. It praises ongoing revelations, including Frank McDonald’s perjury confession, and calls for labor to press for Mooney’s vindication and release.
The piece argues the American Legion masks as a defender of Americanism but acts to suppress radicals and push a capitalist agenda. It accuses the Legion of targeting 8000 school teachers for removal and of partnering with ruling-class interests to shape education and public opinion.
Editorial reviews a pamphlet by A Losovsky arguing for a new international workers’ alliance beyond Amsterdam. It traces 1920 Russia meetings, lists key delegates, and calls for united action of industrial and agricultural workers under a United Communist Party to overthrow capitalism and unify labor across nations.
A New York socialist freed after a year’s confinement over the sale of The Price We Pay. The piece notes Pennsylvania Supreme Court limits on street assembly, plus wide-ranging labor and political clashes. It cites oil bonuses cuts, strikes in Matewan, aerial picketing, and calls for deportation for unexpressed thoughts.
The Toiler Cartoon Book 1920 presents thirty two cartoons on heavy paper with explanatory text on class struggle strikes political clashes and economic disturbances. It features the labor poem The Proletare by Stanislas Cullen two color pages with portraits of Marx Lenin and Trotsky and a color introductory page. The book, bound in red cord, measures 8 by 11 inches and is priced at 1.00.
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