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Newspaper
The Toiler
Location
Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1920
Page
2
A fragmented column railed against violence and power, mixing political critique with social theory. It questions force as a tool of state and class, links religion and labor to modern crisis, and muses on elections, socialism, and farm policy with provocative, uncertain rhetoric. Named figures are sparse. the piece reads as a polemic essay from a controversial voice.
A Moscow-sent dispatch reports the Third International planning a June congress in Petrograd, detailing a wide agenda. Topics include the executive committee report, parliamentary questions, worker movements, and the push for world socialist leadership amid rising communist influence.
The May 1 1920 French general strike marked a new phase in the CGT led labor movement, highlighting tensions between reformist and revolutionary currents, urging reorganization of the railways under a CGT plan and a government counterproposal. It notes workers’ discipline, internal politics, and international echoes within the labor movement.
An article praising Soviet efforts to convert former villas into tuberculosis sanatoriums and children’s hospitals near Moscow. It highlights government support, humanitarian drive led by women, open verandas for sun, daily lessons for bedridden children, and the dedication of staff to ensure care without overexertion.
Collin and Jack, agitators in 1905 Idaho strikes, dodge armed miners and police from Kellogg to Wardner and Wallace spreading socialist literature. They hide in woods near Banavilly, return suitcases to Kellogg, then join Western Federation of Miners at Burke and plan a Boise trip for the Moyer Haywood Pettibone trial to study the industrial struggle in depth.
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