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Newspaper
The Toiler
Location
Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1920
Page
2
A chaotic political screed critiques class conflict, governance, and foreign policy while railing against capitalism and media. It ridicules Wilson era authority, laments economic shifts, and notes Cook County Jail prisoners to witness executions, condemning authorities as medieval and anti democratic.
The Armistice Day Centralia parade case proceeds in Montesano with witnesses, evidence, and testimony on February 9. Prosecutors present shell fragments, weapons, and a map of the parade route as Special Prosecutor Abraham Abel presses the state case. Defense attorney George Vanderveer cross examines a key witness, challenging identifications and suggesting self defense, while witnesses describe dramatic courtroom moments and the role of I W W members and Legion supporters in the tense proceedings.
Readers and our paper celebrate the upcoming series of lessons in Proletarian Science beginning in The Teller. W. Reynolds, a renowned Ohio socialist speaker and writer, will lead the educational course in a manner both original and scientifically grounded, promising deep understanding and engaging presentation for thousands of readers. The Toiler commends this venture as a valuable educational instrument for locals and study groups, urging active participation and organized classes to maximize benefit.
A vintage appeal asks readers to fund cartoon production. The note explains the cartoonist donates work while engraving is a for profit expense. Receipts listed include Leon Vette of Homestead and M Slavik of Warren with small contributions and total amounts.
An argument favors cartoons as quick proving tools for ideas. It claims cartoons attract attention, aid memory, and can convey truth better than long texts, urging continued and broader use.
A fragmentary column reviews political wit and public discourse with barbed turns on congress, newspaper mentors, and prominent figures. It contrasts U S and British reactions to government changes and mocks misused language while noting reflections on political dynamics and patriotism.
Rabin Judah Magnes in a Chicago speech at the Coliseum urged American workers to understand the British Italian German and American labor movements. He warned against economic dictatorship by a small oligarchy of big business and their lawyers teachers and satellites and called for power to be placed in the hands of those who work with hand and brain.
Olive Amelson confronts a preacher over hypocrisy while reading Jack’s critique of church and state. She weighs duty to family, faith, and a rising labor movement, realizing her love for Jack shapes her view of justice and the world.
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