Proceedings of the S P National Convention at Detroit
The Detroit convention division debates over affiliation with the Third International. Engdahl backs full points, Kruse seeks autonomy. the Fourth motion for non affiliation wins, leaving the Socialist Party free of international ties and focused on national reform. Gallery support shows strong Communist tones amidst a party torn between unity and ideological splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruse
Engdahl
Fort
Papa Berger
S. P
Socialist Society
Third International
Socialist Party
Hoen
St. Louis
International Working Union of Socialist Parties
Vienna
Hillquith and
Berger
Hillquit
Tabet International
Engdah
Moscow
Zinoviev
Solidarity
Germany
Italy
Italian Socialist Party
Sam Gompers
Sam
Millquit
Revolutionary Workers of the World
Ee Ropute
Europe
Lenine
Proletariat
Irish questions divide A F L convention debate continues
The American Federation of Labor convention debates Irish independence resolutions. Resolution 117 seeks U.S. recognition of Ireland and punishment for Irish officers, while 119 urges immediate action by the A F of L. The vote split emerges as signature withdrawals expose internal Irish divisions, and the report moves to executive council actions on immigration and political campaigning.
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United States
Ireland
Lloyd Geos
American Federation of Labor
American Federaion of Labor
A. F. of L
Triah
Executive Council
Congress
Inet
Gallow International
Ameteriaiggiayen
Macl
National Federation of Trades Union
Amsterdam
Gai
Tion
National Council of Trades and Industrial Unions
Mary Goff
Ladies Garments International
Mont Workers
Machinista RT
Russia
Moscow
Hanson
Crisis in the Communist Party of Germany
The Moscow Pravda article by Karl Haden reviews the six months of the unified German Communist Party. It traces mergers with Spartacists and Left Independents, the rise of tensions with the Communist Labor Party, and internal conflicts led by Paul Levi. It covers leadership splits, Levy’s resignation, and his expulsion from the party and Comintern after the March days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party OF Germany
Karl Hadek
Moscow Pravda
J. Milner
Spartacns
Communist International
Party of the Independenta
Germany
Communist Party
Comintern
Union of Spartakus
Unified
Party of Communists of
Spartacide
Paul Levi
Daumig
Communist Labor Party of Germany
Labor Party
Ae Pea
Union of
Spartakus
Union of Spartacus
Spartacus
Communist Labor Party
Paul Levy
Levy
Proletariat
Italian Ass Party
Commonitat International
Klara Zetkin
Red Army
Radek
Jasue
Foster's Articles on Russia Enter Federated Press Series
William Z. Foster's first Russia article appears in this issue as the Federated Press series begins. Additional installments will follow, offering the most authentic and latest Soviet government accounts for Teller readers. Readers are urged to subscribe and share with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Z. Foster
Russia
Preas
Foster
Russia and World News on Reading, Labor, and Culture
Reports note millions illiterate in post revolutionary Russia and a fifteen year aim to end illiteracy. Public sound news telephones reach crowds as Wrangel troops offer to work on Soviet farms. Proletcult culture defined and All-Russian Council meeting reviewed creative activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Wrangel
Bulgaria
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Wilson
Burleson
Palmer
Krase
Wisconsin
Demos
Hillquitt
Koshey
Vienna International
Socialist Party of America
Hlalman
Milwaukee
Gompers
Cameron King
Gan
California State Organization
111 International
California
Aloe
Algernon Lee
Rand School
Bat
France
Troteky
Tchitcherin
Kalenin
Willert
Ohio
Sammy
Dreifus
Fedoration
U. S
Victor Berger
Eniahl
Socialist Party of
American Federation OF Labor Convention
Thay
Veyeee
Clark Ave
Cleveland
Communist
Moscow Soviet
East
Council of Labor and Defense
Lenin
Hugo Walwanne
Chaliapin
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Donetz
Commission For
Ukraine
Turkestan
White Russia
Aserbekhan
Armenia
Georgia
The
Far East
Losoveki
Red Trade Union International
England
Council of Commissaries
Board of Health
Bashkirs
William Montgomery Brown
D. D
Pal Church
Bishop Brown
Thomas Paine
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