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Newspaper
The Toiler
Location
Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
3
A historical critique argues capitalist propaganda against Bolshevism is uneven and shallow. It urges more targeted appeals, reassessing wage fairness housing and land ownership, and contrasts private capital control with Soviet rule to demonstrate Russia’s concrete reality as a threat to capitalism.
The Pope criticizes unrest in the world’s industries and warns against class hatred. He urges workers to seek justice through church and cautions the wealthy to act with equity. Babson comments on capitalist power, framing the reaction to the pope’s stance.
The piece attacks the church as a tool of the bourgeoisie, denounces the Pope for protecting capitalist interests, and urges workers to reject clerical obedience. It argues capitalism has failed, predicts world revolution due to credit collapse, and calls for socialized production and planning to meet human needs.
A catalog of socialist and revolutionary works with prices and bulk discounts. Titles include Marx Engels Morgan Dietzgen Debs Lenin and Robins along with educational pamphlets and banners on socialism and the Russian Revolution. Multiple authors, periods, and formats listed with per copy and bulk rates.
A polemic argues that Sovietism gains moral victories while capitalist press predicts collapse. It claims freedom interdiction strengthens resolve, cites dock workers refusing to unload arms, and asserts universal opposition by state church and school. The piece foresees a socialized world and eventual defeat of liberty denial.
A critical discussion argues that Emma Goldman dislikes Soviet Russia, longs for prewar America, and questions the Bolshevik system. The piece contends her views ignore wartime production strain, credit collapse, and the costs of anarchy in industry while defending capitalist profits and liberty as discussed in Socialist outlets.
Postmaster General Burleson states that mailing privileges for Socialist papers with revoked rights will be restored only after the war is formally ended. He says the publications are harmless but will not be freed until declared over, and he will restore full rights on the day the war ends. He denies arbitrary action and expresses no rancor toward the papers.
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