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Newspaper

The Toiler

Location

Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1921

Page

4

The Clock Watcher and the Fight for Workers’ Dignity

A detailed critique of a New York Globe propaganda page about clock watching in mills. It contrasts the “Clock Watcher” with a productive worker, questions capitalism, and calls for worker emancipation from wage slavery. The piece frames industrial toil as a moral struggle and urges labor organization against master class control.

The New York Globe

Soviet Leaders in Marble and Memory

An anonymous writer recalls a Moscow sculpture exhibit featuring Soviet figures such as Lenin and Trotzky. The narrative describes the sitters’ portraits, worker admiration, and the observer’s impressions of Lenin as a focused thinker, Trotzky as amiable yet unpredictable, and Zinoviev and others. A companion letter praises the exhibit’s impact on bourgeois and worker circles, noting the enduring allure of Soviet leadership.

Trotzky Moscow Zinoviev Bukharin Gorki Churc Curzon Churchill Troteky Lewis

Free Speech Town Trial Report Continues on Page One

Continued report notes a socialist in charge of defense and that trial by jury was waived. The piece references tormy Brooks as relying on a specific legal approach.

Stransky Dixon Oweng Tormy Brooks

The Boss In A Pennsylvania Mill Bosses And Beliefs

A small Pennsylvania station encounter profiles a 40 year old plush maker with 20 workers. He defends wage gains and raises, blames foreigners for unions, and recounts firing his socialist father while praising Catholic convent nuns. He plans to leave business by selling stock to employees as he exits.

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