Famine contrasts: Russia vs United States is discussed
The piece argues a looming famine in Russia due to crop failures contrasts with the American famine of underproduction under capitalism. It claims the Soviet government acts to aid workers while the U.S. government ignores starving millions, highlighting a clash between socialist governance and capitalist neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Europe
U.S. A
America
United States
New York
Joseph J. France
Maryland
Moscow
Petrograd
France
Unite with unions or drift into a dual faction
A call to revolutionary workers to join organized unions and abandon isolated sects. It warns that abstaining from union participation lets bosses control the labor movement, and insists that only by staying in touch with workers can radicals influence economic struggle and advance revolutionary goals.
Editorials on the Legion and the Schools
Editorial argues the American Legion uses school influence to push loyalty tests and anti foreign teaching. It cites May meeting quotes, state laws on flag reverence, citizenship ties, and notes Legion members in high offices. Also critiques Legion publicity, anti immigrant campaigns, and hints at violence linked to Centralia. Concludes with a call to Americanize the Legion itself.
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Legion
New York City
F. W. Galbraith
New York “Times
United States
New York
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Nebraska
National Legislative Committee
Congress
American Legion
Harding
Navy
Edwin Denby
Legion Overseas
Theodore Roosevelt
J. M. Wainwright
Thomas W. Miller
National Executive Committee
Allen Property
Edward Clifford
Treasury
Consolidated Soldier Relief Work
Republican Party
Charles G. Blakeslee
W. R. Pooley
State Executive Committee
Public Service Commission
American Legion Weekly
Ole Hanson
Wekly
Lous
Europe
Centralia
Washington
Legion Ae &S
N Wood
Unding
John Lamb
One Barnett
O. C. Eland
Ray Becker
Britt Smith
James Melnery
Bert Bland
A A Legion
Alles
Thaxo Murs Derers
Secion
Ught
White House
Mr. Post
Post
Special Committee
Cleveland
Stars and Stripes
War Department
France
Quackery and Science in Economic Debate
The piece attacks a government economist for blaming six causes of industrial depression while arguing the core issue is lack of foreign markets. It portrays a class conflict, tracing cycles of crises to capitalist structure, surplus production, and underconsumption, calling for workers’ unity against perceived propaganda.
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Hardings
Jones
U. S. Employment Service
Ralso
America
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Lincoln
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Minneapolis
Conv
Young Communist International
International Congress
International Red Trade Union Congress
Tom Clifford
England
Wall Street
Io Nation
the ‘‘Thinker
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