Share in Management by Bosses and Workers Exposed
The article condemns the Swift Packing Company joint assembly plan as a sham. It argues the Bosses’ Shop Committee mirrors worker representation but keeps control with owners, labeling the “Assembly of Joint Representatives” as a fake democracy that preserves exploitation while offering a hollow share in management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Packing Company
Itsmployes
Assembly of
Joint Representatives
Learning to Work. Exiled Russian Emigres Face Hard Times
A harsh portrait of 1500 high class Russian emigres trailing Wrankel’s defeated Crimea army. They lost land and industries, depend on begging, and drift across Europe amid privation. The piece condemns their alliance with anti labor forces and calls their fate deserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jugoslavia
Wrankel
Crimea
Judenny
Europe
Steal strike unrest disrupts meetings and arrests
During the steel strike era in Pennsylvania and Gary Indiana rough actions by authorities broke up meetings, leading to arrests and beatings of strikers and union officials as federal officers faced duties to protect workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennesylvania
Franapoech
Wolo
Am ‘Nany
Gary
Ind
U. S
Aolskew
Stee
What the Russian Revolution Has Accomplished
A condensed editorial argues the three year record shows dismantling of landowners and private owners, with all major resources now under public ownership. The piece credits the Soviet apparatus for distribution, work obligation, and new legal order, while acknowledging shortcomings, bureaucratic issues, and the need for patience and planning to build a new society. It highlights widespread state provisioning, nationalized industries, and a reoriented workforce as proof of progress toward a classless, planned economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Runaia
Isher
Archunygel
Odensay
Minsk
Takutak
Intelligentia
Why do union leaders keep wages and fights apart
A reader argues union officials exploit workers by drawing salaries during strikes while members suffer. The piece questions rank and file control, cites England's miners, Germany’s debt, and France’s expansion, then condemns politicians professors reformers and labor fakers. It cites U S court injunctions against miners and the Danbury hatters strike as evidence of employer power. It ends by asking which side government favors in worker vs boss battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy
France
Germany
Powers That Be
Hoover
Danbury Hatters
Ime
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Winning Amid Market Battle
Union officials report the twenty four week clash in New York’s clothing trade near end as majority manufacturers resume production with union cooperation. Bank data show eighty five percent production curtailment during the lockout while a reorganized but small faction challenges the union. Impartial dispute machinery to settle worker manufacturer conflicts may be restored. wages had been cut by arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Wrothing
Clothing Manufacturers’ Association of New York
The
New York
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
New York Clothing Trade Association
Yesters Jday
National City Bank
Rochester
Chicago
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Clark Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Toiler Publishing Association
Lincoln
Znanje
the Toiler
M. Olgin
S. Hi
Jewish Daily Forwards
Strenght
England
Italy
Tn W. Va
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