William Z Foster on Soviet Russia Workers Republic
Moscow report by William Z Foster explains the Russian government as a workers republic. It details Soviets at local and regional levels, elected by workers peasants and soldiers, and outlines the Council of Peoples' Commissioners and Central Executive Committee with their departments and powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Congress of Soviets
Council of Peoples’ Commissioners
Supreme Economic Council
Central Executive Committee
All-Russian
United States
Supreme Court
Russia
Lenine
France
Mir
Eris
Paris
Some Crimes of the American Legion Explored
A long critique by Arthur Warner analyzes American Legion actions from Detroit to West Virginia, detailing vigilante threats to speech by Haywood and O Hare, legal orders to bar speakers, and the shift toward law bound repression. The piece condemns militia like tactics while noting the national office’s split stance and ongoing political meddling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Arthur Warner
Haywood
Detroit
Chicago
Couzens
David G. Joss
Charles A. Larned
No. 1
Detroit Journal
James W. Inches
Arthur Woods
National Americanism Commission of the Legion
W. D. Haywood
Haywool
Legion
Toledo
Lodi
California
San Francisco Examiner
Wilson
John Lochenmaier
Garrison
People’s Church
Louisville
Kentucky
Jefferson Post
John G. Stills
West Virginia
Kate O’hare
Weston
American Civil Liberties Union
Kate O'Hare
The
Weston Democrat
Alvin M. Owsley
United States
Victor Berger
Rhine
F. W. Galbraith
Mr. Wilson
Debs
Georgia
Thomas E. Watson
Thomas W. Hardwick
Times
Obituary to the W. I. I. U. convention in Youngstown
An obituary for the W. I. I. U. reports internal disharmony and a draining convention in Youngstown Ohio. Delegates, financial deficits, and factional squabbles hasten the group toward decline while its political reach and industrial aims falter. The piece laments waning influence and predicts an inevitable death for the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan de Leon
de Leoniam
Jess
Youngstown
Arnold Peterson
Red Trade
Union International
Third International
Carms
G Mam
Ried
Membber
Cox
Geners
Bhy
Detroit
New York
Moscow
Reinstein
Revolutionary Industrial Organization
Fragmented excerpt reveals wartime labor and liberty critiques
The excerpt attacks starvation and suffering among unemployed workers in Birmingham and mining camps, accusing capitalism of failing the masses. It contrasts promises of civilization with reality, condemns wars as distractions, and questions national fidelity amid postwar treaties and liberty rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission of
Birmingham
Ala
Morgan
Wall Steven
Stiries
Germany
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William Z. Foster
Soviet Russia
Wwe
Foster
Federated Press
Sale
Interf
Met
Mississippi
Wes
Jits
el Paso
Texas
Legion Postebs
Fritz Kreisler
New York City
Pittsburgh
Humane Legionaties
Franklin D’olier
American Legion Weekly
Thorch Lem
Bill Bonehead
Bill
T. T. Woods
AE Aski
Great Britain
Lord Coreen
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