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The Toiler

Location

Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1921

Page

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Free Speech Town Progressive Unions Meet and Debate

A long dispatch details a Philadelphia labor movement uniting independent unions with the I W W, and critiques the United Association of Railway Employers. It recounts confrontations over free speech, a 1919 soap-box incident in Dixon, and calls for a convention of progressive unions to coordinate action on unemployment and wage issues.

Workers, Soldiers and Sailors Council of Philadelphia Dixon, TL United Association of Railway Employers Boxer Irons Edgar Owens Socialist Party of Ilinoia Consmunist Labor Party Dixon Street Commissioner of Education Willian Owens Businots Siet Owene Walsh Coruit Court Stransky Councie A. F. of 1

Watching the Clock and Other News Parodies

In this issue the column by Floyd Ramp critiques time management culture. Paul Jasper delivers Our Latest Visitor From Soviet Russia recounting impressions of a foreign visitor. P D Clerk contributes Workin for the Gav'ment a satirical federal payroll sketch. Mary Heaton Worse Dissolving the Amalgamated examines union dissolutions. David S Reisz weighs Illusions About the Dictatorship of the Proletariat in a political reflection. News-Comment- Editorials collection presents concise opinions.

Overthrow capitalism urged by Bolshevik rhetoric and workers

A lengthy exhortation argues that the Bolsheviki press calls for overthrow of capitalism and that workers, anxious over poverty and unemployment, increasingly support socialist or communist change. It cites Russia as a model, laments class disparity, and urges immediate action toward a new social order with widespread labor and redistribution.

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