Palmer Campaign Probe Casts Shadow on Palmer
Turbulent politics and recent campaign expenses come under Senate scrutiny in St. Louis. Allegations claim Palmer used 2000 nationwide headquarters to push his bid, with jobs swapped to aid his nomination while officials suppressed duties. The piece warns of political retaliation and a damaged administration after Palmer’s loss.
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Wood
Mr. Palmer
Palmer
San Francisco
McAdoo
Washington
Senate
St. Louis
Olive Bruggeman
Palmer Booster Clubs
Department of Justice
Mr Palmer
Crook
Poles in Rout as Red Army Presses Warsaw Hope
Dispatches show Polish front retreating under immense Red Army hammering. Evacuations, capitulation looms as Trotsky’s disciplined forces push toward Warsaw. Comment argues Poland’s imperial aims were answered by defeat and urges workers to overthrow the bourgeois government for a Polish Soviet future.
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Trotsky
Poland
Warsaw
Modern Myths and the Campaign Press
The article critiques the capitalist press for myth making in elections, claiming candidates are inflated into supermen from birth to the campaign moment. It argues photographs of personal detail and family life are used to shape public perception, repeating a centuries old pattern of myth creation while voters forget recent events.
Editorial on press, myths, and social unity in democracy
The piece criticizes the capitalist press for manufacturing political myths around candidates and urges collective action to address social evils. It argues that factory and wage slave conditions persist under false narratives, urging mass effort and social will to evolve a better civilization.
We Must Go Too Against Modern Civilization
An essay decries urban life and the omnipresent reach of technology and commerce. It argues that seeking seclusion is a common but often doomed response to modern pressures, noting how communications and transport penetrate every region, hindering natural retreat and exposing new social and economic exploitations.
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Elysium
What the liberal bourgeoisie hides in plain sight
The piece critiques liberal bourgeoisie as mere capitalists in disguise, arguing their so called libertarianism hides a drive to restore past capitalism. It recalls Bolshevik power, laments their repeated opportunism, and contrasts proletarian victory with their eventual, reluctant alignment.
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Petit
Petit Bourgeoisie
Russia
Book catalog of socialist and revolutionary works
A long OCR mishmash lists titles and authors on socialism, communism, and revolution. Describes works by Willa, Arthur Rinsome, Bullitt, Ferri, Engels, Marx, and others. Mentions multiple volumes and prices, with per copy offers and ordering details.
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Wola
Willa
Une Whit Warthor
Tobin Todd
William Fford
Bursta
Wilton
Party
Wei. O. Trullitt
Russi
Wilwa
Bullitt
Ferri
Feuerbach
Engels
Mars
Engles
Unterman
Mechanoff
Howe
Lewis
Kahn
Kantaky
Marx
Marx and Engles
Matev
Marcy
Mary
Fischer
Mr. Black
Riebe
Lasy
Lafargue
London
Liebknecht
Soviet
Deer Thland
Lusk Committee
Vail
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Winll and Tiake
Clark Ave
Cleveland
Olio
Clauss
Osio
The
Toiler Publishing Association
Harvard
Cleveland, D
the Toiler
America
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Plain Dealer
J. G. Hammond
Foreign Trade Department
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
P. D
Henry Dubbs
United States
Bourgoisie
Bayonne
Miruhl
Socialist Classics
Merean
Svtny
Intelligent Party
Sorialisi
Soviet Russia
Humphries
Williana
Williama
Tausons
Lenin
Europe
Ruvest Radok
Ransomie
Rissa
League of Nations
Debs
Karsner
Morey
Pelle
Morris
Jas
Connolly
Brest-Litovak
Troteky
Jack London
Michael
Jerry
Hisiore
Tasman
John Barleyears
Martin Eden
South Sea Tales
Jerry of the
Adam
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