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Newspaper

The Toiler

Location

Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1921

Page

3

American Plan sparks debate at labor federation convention

The A F L C convention endorses an industrial democracy plan to reestablish democratic government functions and push public ownership of railroads. Critics note the shift from anti political roots and question what political role the union now accepts.

Employers of Labor American Federation of Labor A. F. of L Fred Hewitt Machinists Hewitt Socialist Party George the Third Gary George Third Apostles of Lexington George

Veterans Choice Split Between American Legion and World War Veterans

The Nation highlights a clash of views between the American Legion and the World War Veterans organization. The piece argues the Legion shows reactionary traits, hostility to labor, and ties to extremist groups, while praising the World War Veterans for tolerating differing opinions and engaging in public questions without coercion.

American Legion Arthur Warner Legion America Ku Klux Klan World War Veterans’ Organization

A Lesson in Representation by Moritz J. Loeb

The piece argues Democrats in Congress defend tariffs that enrich a few at the expense of many. It warns workingmen to distrust distant representatives, urges on the job organization of workers, and notes internal party struggles with bureaucratic elements and ties to the Communist International.

American Congress Congress Washington Jan Communist International Dittmans Dissmans Levi German Communist Party Germany Communst International Whic

Crisis in the German Communist Party by Karl Radek

Karl Radek analyzes the March Movement in Germany, faulting the right wing leaders for failing to prepare the party for conflict. He argues the Central Committee misread conditions, defends armed workers’ role, and stresses the need for disciplined, legally and illegally active mobilization within a defensible, international Communist framework.

Communist Party of Germany Karl Radek Moscow Pravda Communist Party Jon Levi Daumig Germany Central Committee Communist International United

Soviet Ships Attached in New York Dispute

The discovery of the Russian ships Benza and Tobolsk taken from Hudson moorings sparked a legal fight. National City Bank of New York threatens to file claims to tie up the vessels, alleging about $1000 in damages from the seizure. Attorney Charles Recht represents LC. Martins, former Russian government representative, in the suit.

Federated Press New York Hudson Charles Recht Boris Bakhmetieff National City Bank of Mr. Recht LC. Martens

National Defense Committee Drives Funds for Prisoner Relief

A ten day drive in New York City by the National Defense Committee raised funds to aid political prisoners and their families. Attended by hundreds of volunteers, the drive included leaflets, meetings, flower days, and appeals urging workers to support unions against wage cuts and deportations. Leaders like Gitlow and Larkin were cited, and the group urged continued support with a goal of at least $25 000 to cover expenses and continued relief efforts.

N. Y. Committee New York City New York National Defense Committee Central Opera House Russia Vera Cruz United England Malone M. P Winston Churchill Land of Liberty Benjamin Gitlow Harry Winitzky James Larkin LE. Ferguson C. E. Ruthenberg Ellis Island Deer Island National Defense Geo. M. Dunaif Hee Stone Ave Brooklyn

Prize Winners at July 4 Picnic in Wellesley Mass

Winners listed for prizes at Spring Grove picnic include D Zianeli Kodak No 816 Leo van Vagt Wrist watch No 20 and Bergoli Gillette razor No 428. Prize call directs claim at Room 10 724 Washington St Boston Mass. The Forge denounces capitalism’s idle factories and workers in need.

Spring Grove Wellesley Mass D. Zianeli Kodak Leo van Vagt Bergoli Gillette Razor Washington St Boston

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