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Newspaper
The Toiler
Location
Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
1
A critique of capitalist press power versus labor press struggles. It warns that capitalist papers favor ruling classes while genuine labor papers often survive precariously. It urges workers to support independent labor media to counter misrepresentation and advance emancipation.
A pamphlet attributed to Nikolai Lenin proclaims that Soviet Socialization of household work will truly emancipate women, citing recent Russian reforms and the introduction of community kitchens and kindergartens as beginnings of women’s empowerment, while warning that capitalist remnants still shape some services and practices.
Col. Milton Foreman voices strong defense of the American Legion amid reports of Painters Union actions to purge Legion members. He asserts two Legion aims: brotherhood among service members and unwavering Americanism, condemning strikes against veterans and any effort to deport or scapegoat them. He warns anti veteran rhetoric threatens national unity and calls for firm action against malcontents.
A call to action for readers to join the labor education effort by subscribing to The Toiler and distributing related literature. The appeal emphasizes broad participation, with money as a supporting option, urging readers to contribute and take a stand for worker education and economic awareness.
A Cleveland speech by Gutumbus Pekith and Rabbi Judah Magnes attacks political and economic dictatorship, urging reduced deportations and stronger education. They warn that $7.5 million yearly supports agriculture while education lags, call for removing privilege in governance, and advocate empowerment of the working masses against oligarchy.
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