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Newspaper
The Toiler
Location
Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
3
The piece laments state violence and capitalist dominance while arguing for mass action and workers' control. It notes Debs accepting a moderating Socialist Party nomination, the party's shift away from revolution, and the tension with revolutionary currents amid broader anti capitalist critiques.
Eugene Victor Debs accepts the Socialist Party nomination for the presidency amid long standing party divisions. The piece notes splits between Right and Left factions, past expulsions, and Debs’s imprisonment in Atlanta Federal Penitentiary as pivotal context for his acceptance.
An economic interpretation of history tailored for use in study classes or home study. Authored by W. B. Reynolds, this 1920 work examines labor, production, and social structures through a proletarian lens, highlighting how clothing industries reflect broader economic forces and class relations.
From 1868 to present the text surveys power use in industry steam electric and gas machinery tools and weapons modern firearms submarines aeroplanes and poison gas. It maps transport by land water and air with growing transit and communication, urbanization, and industrial control by elites.
The text traces the age of modern industry from Faraday's 1831 discovery of EMF in moving conductors to commercial electricity use by 1863. It links electrified motive power to rapid, smoke free urban transport, factory speed ups, and wage systems, noting how electric devices enabled gas engines and later vehicles transforming society.
The article describes Soviet trade delegates arriving in Stockholm aboard the Oshonna and meeting Swedish officials. Krassin outlines Russia's needs for locomotives and rail materials to restore production, paid in gold, with emphasis on maintaining Soviet constitutional principles while pursuing trade.
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