Socialist Party Convention Moves to Detroit in June
The Socialist Party plans its national convention in Detroit on June 25 with seventy five delegates. The piece questions ties to the Third International, notes Detroit's high school venue, and analyzes factional fights led by J Louis Engdahl and Otto Branstetter over affiliation with the Third International.
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Socialist Party
Detroit
House of the Masses
Bob Minor
Stedman
Massachussetts
J. Louia
Engdahl
S. P
N. Y
Otto Branstetter
Third
Third International
The
International
Asd
Wilson-Burleson
Branstetter
National Executive Committee
Labor
Labor Party
Party of
British Labor Party
Henderson
Clynes
Thomas
Husain
Second International
J. Ramaay MacDonall
Che
Vienna
International Working Union of
Socialist Parties
Ety Real Interna
Aren
Nantes
Keene el Ld Aia
Editorial on Stockholm Conference and Third International
The Toiler editorial discusses European reactions to the St Louis proclamation of the American Socialist party, the Russian Revolution and the Third International, and debates over Marxist strategy and the role of the International. It traces the rise and decline of the International, its influence on unions, and the split dynamics among European and American workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
St. Louis
American Socialist Party
Zimmerwald
Third International
Moscow
Workers’ Republic
Pi Socialist Soviet
Branstetter
Bodaliam
America
Louis Engdahl
Chicago
The First International and the Rise of the Proletariat
A concise history of the 1848 wave from the Communist Manifesto to the 1860s, detailing the failed 1848 revolution, the growth of modern proletariat in England, Germany’s factory system, and the 1864 London International Exhibition that spurred a united labor movement. It notes Tolain/Toloun’s leadership, French calls for press freedom, and the push to create an international organization to emancipate workers through political power and economic unity.
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Marx
General Council of the International
Europe
Poland
Lincoln
General Council
International
Paris
The
England
France
Germany
Italy
Spain
Belgium
Switzerland
Hungary
America
National Labor Union of America
Baltimore
Geneva
Cameron
Paris Commune
Bakunin
Berlin
Madrid
Nol Marxists
New York
Proletariat
General Council of
the International
Fardinand Lasalle
Neverthhless
Praeshon
Toloun
London
Uni
Tate
Eurpe
Taking The Greatest Pleasure. By John Wesler
The piece argues the capitalist class adapts Marxist ideas and cites the Stillman affair to illustrate alleged double standards. It notes James Alexander Stillman, head of National City Bank, and his wife claim a child’s paternity under alias “Mr Leeds,” highlighting elite tolerance of such cases.
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John, Wesler
Marx
Ane
Stillman
James Alexander Stillman
National City Bank
Mr. Leeds
Capitalist Owners Responsible for Industrial Losses
A June meeting of the American Engineering Council in St Louis staged a heated debate over a report blaming employers and capitalists for half of U S industrial waste. The document warns of million idle workers and billions tied up in idle equipment, accusing owners of high prices and labor turnover while urging safety and reform.
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American Engineering Council
St. Louis
Herbert Hoover
Harding
Lberals
Americaan Engineering Ounell
Vom
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Cleveland
Ohio
Toiler Publishing Association
the Toiler
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Revoluti F
United Communist Party
Communist International
Department of Justice
Ameren
Jos, Poore
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