The Domination of Capitalism and the Working Class
N Buchanin argues that private ownership of means of production concentrates power in capitalists across nations except Russia before 1917. He claims bankers landlords and manufacturers control labor, drive workers to poverty, and extract profits while the poor sell only their labor. The article discusses factories land and profit as tools of capitalist domination.
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N. Buchanin
Russia
Prussia
France
United States of America
Oine
United States
Palmer Agents Accused Of Brutality In DOJ Actions
A congressional committee details allegations of brutal treatment by Department of Justice agents against Russian workers. Affidavits describe clubbing at the Russian People's House in New York, mass arrests, and harsh interrogations at DOJ headquarters. Bukovetsky and others recount long imprisonments, crowded cells, and family harm during transfers and detentions.
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Washington, D. C
Palmer
Felix
Frankfurter
Roscoe Pound
P. Walsh
Jackson H. Ralston
Department of Justice
East Fifteenth Street
New York
Park Row
Alexander Bukovetsky
Detroit
Union of
Russian Workers
Fort Wayne
Bukovetsky
Violet
Robert
Rukovetsky
Britain Urges Immediate Trade with Soviet Union
London dispatch reports Prime Minister declares Britain will resume trade with Russia despite Bolshevik outrage and anti Soviet sentiment. He warns the alternative is war and overthrow of the Soviet government, asserting peace and trade are achievable with Britain’s armed strength. France criticizes the stance as a financier ploy amid conference tensions. Trade talks hinge on Polish war and Asian questions. Russia asserts needs.
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London
George
Giviet
Great Britain
Russia
Fisms
Law
BAR House
Germany
France
Lenin
Trotzky
Europe
Krassin
England
Asia
German election views from Berlin amid rising extremism
Berlin's Tageblatt views the June election as chaotic with coalition losses for the Democratic and Majority Socialist parties, strong gains for the extreme right and the People’s Party led by Hugo Stinnes, and concerns over war and peace as Soviets and Allied guarantees shape the political landscape.
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Berlin
Germany
Berliner Tageblatt
Democratic
Mexico Not Asked to Return Slackers
Washington reports the United States has made no representations to Mexico for the return of American draft evaders who fled there during the war. The State Department said it has no dealings with the new Mexican regime or its representatives, and will not engage in formal or informal talks until recognition of the new government is settled.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
State Department
Salvador Diego Fernantes
Carranea
Department
Mexico Expels Reds To Halt Bolshevik Propaganda
Five Bolsheviki expelled from Mexico City and taken to Tampico for departure to Havana. Three Russians arrested for war era escape from military service found with Bolshevist material. Stoch linked to Tampico striker activity last November. President de la Huerta orders crackdown. police to arrest and deport all Bolsheviks and radicals to prevent Mexico becoming propaganda center.
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Mexico City
Tampico
Havana
East Side
New York
Orview
Stoch
de la Huerta
Lenin Urges Unity at Third Union Congress in Moscow
The Third Union Congress of Soviet Russia convened in Moscow in mid April with 1,585 delegates from Russia Turkestan Ukraine and Don representing 4 328 000 members. Lenin addressed transition to economic problems and stressed discipline unity and dictatorship as essential for socialism. The congress adopted resolutions to publish a unity appeal adopt firm labor discipline and push unions to lead in communistic policy while joining the Third International.
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Moscow
Interaations
Soviet Russia
Federated Press
Russia
Turkestan
Ukraine
Don
Tomskij
All-Russian Federation of Trade Unions
Third International
Kalinin
Buchanin
Rukoff
Radek
Lenin
Communist Party For
Commissar of Labor
Commissar
Congress
Commissariat of Labor
Cot
Trade Union Congress
Jimmy Higgins Urges Doing Before Speaking In Toiler Appeal
The article presents Jimmy Higgins preaching action over talk in The Toiler. It notes readers must donate to buy print paper, praising collective effort. It cites past and current donations totaling $750 for 200 reams, urging continued pulling together to keep the paper in print.
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Jimmy
Toiler
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Jersey City
National Peoples's Party
People's Party
People’s Party
National Liberal Party
National Assembly
Hugo Stinnes
Vorwaerts
Amiava
Union Congress
Unite Farm
Nicolai Lenin
Soviet
Jimmy Higgins
James
Workers of
Toledo
Wm. D. Haywood
Labor Temple
Ohio
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