Call to American Miners for Solidarity with British Strikers
A rallying message urges American miners to support British strike action as German and Russian unions pledge donations. The German miners offer one million marks and Russia contributes $100,000, prompting jubilant reports from strikers and calls for continued international labor solidarity against industrial oligarchy. The London Daily Herald urges Americans to follow the lead and donate to the Miners' Federation or Daily News fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Solidarity
Trade Union International
America
England
London Daily Herald
the Herald
Miners’ Federation
Daily On Fund
Lawlessness in Arkansas sparks labor critique
A Raleigh Arkansas gathering of 600 railroad workers was disrupted by armed intervention and liquor supply organized by the North Arkansas Railroad receiver. The disruption prompts a Labor editorial questioning who bears the fault and condemning unions and radicals while arguing government and the flag bind workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Arkansas
North Arkansas Railroad
Missouri
Free
Associated Recognized Standard Railroad
Associated Recognized Standard Railroad Labor Organizations
Washington
Missouri and North Arkansas
State of
Attorney General
Congress
Labor
A. F
Lewis
Wilson
Executive Committee of the International Denounces Levi Traitor
Moscow May 1 The Executive Committee of the International condemned Paul Levi as a traitor and rejected the charge that its representatives aided the German uprising. The body calls for documents for the World Congress and outlines unity and discipline amid German counter forces. Signatories include Lenin Trotsky Bukharin Radek and others with American delegates Haywood Crosby endorsing the resolution.
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Moscow
IS International
Ite
Paul Levi
Levi
Zinoviev
United
Communist Party of Germany
ILE International
Communit International
United Communist Party of Germany
Germany
Paul
Isi
Russia
Lenin
Trotsky
Bukharin
Radek
Francie
Résmer
England
Quelch
Hungary
Bela Rudnyanski
Varga
Bulgaria
Dinstroff
Popov
Chablin
Jinen
Manner Ralya
Norway
Fri Steinhardt
Hollan
Georgia
Tehakain
Utchke
Testimony of Henry Barbusse at the Trial of The Bulletin
Henry Barbusse testifies about associates Souvarine Monatte Loriot Monmousseau Hanoi praising their loyalty and morality. He frames the communist cause as a great battle of ideas beyond police action, urging the court to see its universal justice and social restructuring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Barbusse
Thes Bulletin Communiste, Mae
Mary Red
Tam
Souvarine
Monatte
Loriot
Monmousseau
Hanoi
OUR MAIL BOX. FROM A NEGRO WORKER
A letter from W. Denar of Lowtiaville Kentucky requests a six month subscription with a pledge to send another dollar for renewal, describing himself as a colored radical and noting he has five similar supporters. He criticizes the two major parties and warns his people about hard times as a consequence of their votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louy
Labor union appeals and Toiler subscriptions rise
Letters from workers in Conway and Springdale Pa. praise The Toiler and urge subscriptions for May 21. An unemployed private vows duty to the paper and a Western Pa. union plans free copies at the May 22 Kittanning convention. ondernemers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atm
Conway Yards
J. W
Conway
Toiler
United Trades Councils of
Western Penna
Kittanning
Armstrong Co
Fim Sec
Bert. Powell
Springdale
Poison for the Worker Mind in The N C R News
A critical excerpt targets The N C R News magazine of National Cash Register, accusing it of indoctrinating workers to accept wage cuts, hierarchy, and “moderate eating.” It argues such propaganda devalues workers, shifts responsibility to thrift, and elevates ownership over human dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C. Rj News
National Cash Register Company
Reds
N. C. R. News
N.C. R. News
Baby
General Strike Call Against War in Paris Pamphlet
A dated Paris pamphlet from French Communist groups denounces war and urges a general strike. It argues the Ruhr occupation and war serve capitalist interests, warns that mobilization means war, and appeals to workers, peasants, disabled, veterans, mothers, and wives to oppose French imperialism and German militarism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ruhr
Central Committee of Action
Socialist Party
Communist International
Central Committee of Revolutionary Syndicates
National Federation of Communist Youth
Republican Association of Veterans
Germany
Reiss & A Son
Committee of Iron Works
Basitt
Briey
Fretcc Imperialium
Twisted Humanity by Sanford Hamilton
A fragmentary harsh polemic by Sanford Hamilton questions social uplift and reform while denouncing a figure described as partly human and partly other as a repulsive, degraded being. The text uses vivid, dehumanizing language to accuse societal neglect and moral decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Hamilton
Communism and Christianism analyzed from Mussian Darwinian views
A critical illicit 1920 publication review by a church figure omits supernaturalism in religion and capitalism in politics. Prominent quotes praise the work as extraordinary and pivotal, likening it to a meteor and calling it a decisive mid century crisis in history. Publication details note October 1920 and the Fearearodanan Educational Co. Inc. publishers.
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Witten Montgomery Brown
D. D
Ephedpal Church
Bishop Brown
Thomas Famne
CO. Inc, Publiabers
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Clark Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
The
Toiler Publishing Association
Lincoln
the Toiler
Thunist International A
Rosa Spembie
Fennen
Aries of
Auffo
W. Denar
Lowtiaville, Ky
C. L. Bolts
Huntington, W. Va
Mr. Zimmermann
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