Industrial Court Slavery Criticizes Howat Case
A Kansas Industrial Court ruling sentences Alexander Howat to one year for an illegal strike and upholds the judgment on appeal. The piece denounces the law as anti strike, argues it infringes workers rights, and urges broader use of Industrial Court statutes to curb capitalist power through collective action.
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Alexander Howat
Kansas
Supreme Court
Howat
United States Supreme Court
Allen
Industrial Court
Russian Carpathian
Roumania
Jntend
Switzerland
Federal Coupel
Finnland
Suomen Temies
Bula Kanga
Ning Times
Foster's Articles on Russia Series by Labor Thinker
William Foster, noted steel strike leader and author, writes a Federated Press series from Russia on Soviet labor and unionism. The articles promise clear analysis of Communism in Russia, urging readers to subscribe, share, or gift bundles to others.
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Foster
Russia
William
Indor
Federated Press
Labor wage protest and union leaders under scrutiny
The speaker blasts A P L officials and rank and file as windbags and followers while noting Warren’s salary jump from 14500 to 25000 after a labor board wage cut. He questions Stone’s stance and hints at upcoming changes that may favor workers or leadership, urging caution and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Ne Ieee
Third World Congress urged as Communist International pushes unity
The Communist International executive committee orders the Third World Congress to convene two months earlier, aiming to unite factions and settle disputes in Italy Germany and beyond. It argues for centralized leadership, tactical lines against capitalism and debates over two Red International Trade Unions, education for party cadres, and stronger party discipline.
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Communist International
Germany
France
Italy
England
United States
Socialist Party
Italian Socialist Party
Serrati
Turati
Clara Zetkin
Paul Levi
United Communist Party of Germany
Levi
Moscow
Senitts
D'Argona
Treves
Dittmhans
Bernateina
Longuets
Talian
Young Communist Party of Italy
Communist’ International
Cen Wi
Tarlan Socialist Party
Altho
Gongtetés
Onler
Red
Red Trade Union International
Reid Trade Union International
Communist Inhal
Atention
Western
Europe
Tyre
Voca! Organizaith
Zinoviev
Russia
Sverdlov University of Moscow
Communist Party
Soviet Republic
Red Army
Swerdley University
Why Farmer Folk Should Be Glad to Work 16 Hours Daily
In a long compilation, the piece critiques wartime farming losses and price shocks. It cites beef cattle price drops from $9.50 to 9.45 per hundredweight, rising dressed beef values, and a Kansas farmer who faced losses on wool after costs for sweater and shipping. It also mentions cabbage freight costs, potato price distortions, and producer charges, illustrating widespread farmer economic strain and market manipulation.
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Chicago
Kansas
U. S. Department of Agriculture
M. E. Haskins
Kanses City
Haskins
Has
Rio Grande District
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Budenny
Rostov
Ukraine
Committee For
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