United Communist Party Program on Labor and Union Strategy
A historical manifesto argues for the United Communist Party to mobilize and reform the American labor movement. It condemns capitalist leadership, champions industrial unionism, and advocates shop committees, worker control, and aggressive alignment with the Red International of Trade Unions. It warns against reformist unions and urges disciplined Communist caucuses within all unions to lead mass action.
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American Labor Movement
International Revolutionary Movement
United States
American Federation of Labor
Yellow Amsterdam International
Yellow International
Gompers
Wall Street
America
United Communist Party
Hungary
Germany
Tional
Justs
Ers
Communist International
Uions
Yellow
Second International
Capitalist League of States
International Federation of Trade Unions
Amsterdam
League of Governments
Red Trade Union International
Moscow
Red International
Amsterdam International
Trade
Red Tade Union International
Lbor
Leadeship
Third International
Sevaft
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Revolutionary
Historic pamphlet praised as essential for labor movement
The piece reviews a four page pamphlet promoting the International Labor Nutone alliance and urges militant union members to read and advocate affiliation with the Red Labor Union International. Notices also report M Vornski named Soviet Minister to Italy and several hundred Russians leaving by train for routes via Latvia.
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Stewarts
Transport Workers? Federation of
Volland
Duteh
New International of Labor Nutone
Revolutionary Industrial Organizations of the Work
Red Labor Union International
United Communist Party calls for workers revolution
The article argues that the UCP A demands worker unity and action against government and employers. It portrays a civil war in West Virginia miners and criticizes courts and lawyers while urging workers to organize. It aligns with Communist International guidance, calling for revolutionary dictatorship and “ALL POWER TO THE WORKERS.”
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Europe
League of Nations
United States
Boston
United Communist Party of America
Igs
Communist International
Workers of America
Civil War in West Virginia Over Free Thought
A fragment-signal about laws in the United States eroding rights to think speak write and meet. The text claims West Virginia miners uphold an un American custom of free expression, leading to civil conflict described as civil war in West Virginia.
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United States
Hawily
West Virginia
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Labor Unions and Shop Committees
May'y Yank
Italy
Soviet Russia
M. Vornski
Rome
Watvia