Red school, wages, and a Gary temptation in Emerson Hough
A column rants about the shift in the phrase Little Red Schoolhouse, wage myths in Gary Indiana, and political motives behind public notices. It laments underpaid teachers, skewed economics, and calls for liberty while railing at Wilson era rhetoric and church influence. The piece invokes Emerson Hough and Washington, pausing on Lincoln and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
Emerson Hough
Hough
Post
Mr Hough
The
Hugh
Two Comrades Appeal Unjust Court Sentence
Two allies appeal a 15 month prison term calling it unjust. The notice urges public support for their fight, highlighting perceived political or personal motives behind the harsh judgment and requesting advocacy.
Extradition Fight and Sentences for Ohio Socialist Leaders
In Cincinnati and Columbus cases, Lotta Burke and 12 others face sentences from three months to 15 months for conspiracy to defeat the conscription act. Comrade Marguerite Prevey fights extradition amid Illinois criminal syndicalism charges, with bail and court hurdles in Ohio as supporters urge funds for defense.
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Cincinnati Ohio
Lotta Burke
Communist Labor Party
U. S
Columbus
Ohio
Illinois
Chicago
Altho
Cox
Jos W. Shorts
M. B. Kincaid
Franklin County Common
Marguerite Prevey
St Jase
Cincinnati
Clark Ave
Cleveland
Half Price Socialist Literature Offer at Clark Ave Graveland OH
Readers are urged to order a bundled 1 half price literature set featuring Debs Goes to Prison Trials of Debs Soviet Russia and other pamphlets. The offer promises 50 percent off, with total cost four dollars and postage included. Limited stock and instruction to mail 80 cents for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debs
Karsner
Max Eastman
Rhys Williams
Riobe
Russia
Jack London
Communist International
We reprint a Socialist pamphlet for the workers
A brief notice promoting Geo. RB. Kirkpatrick's title We reprint a Socialist pamphlet for the toilers. The piece urges readers to spend a few cents to place the pamphlet in the hands of workers and emphasizes propaganda value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. RB. Kirkpatrick
Co operate with us in distributing pamphlet copies
A call to distribute four thousand pamphlets in shops mills and mines with reduced prices per quantity and postage. The notice asks locals members and groups to place orders now with quantities ranging up to five hundred copies and to place the pamphlet where it reaches workers.
Auction Notice for Old Stamp Collections Sourcing
A German language classified style notice offers top prices for rare postage and old stamp collections. Readers are urged to contact the office Zeitung or Harvard 9639 or the Teller or phone Harvard 3030 with offers.
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Zeitung
Harvard
Teller
Reading Gaol Ballad Echoes in Prison Cell Dialogue
In a jail cell at dawn Rudolph cites Oscar Wilde and the Reading Gaol ballad to spark a debate with Collins. They clash over art, religion, and guilt, while Jack follows the exchange, noting their radical stances and the need for unity against a common foe. The talk moves from literature to morality, revealing deep ideological rifts as tension rises.
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Rudolph
Jack
Colling
Collins
Aven
Morpheus
Okear Wilde
Rudolph Ayer
Oscar
Rutie
Collings
Oscar Wilde
Mr. Wilde
Tool
Huxley
Gladstone
Wilde
Buxolph
Ian Pombriation
Calvin
Enul
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Tagersall
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Wilson
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Tolon
Necerr
Trish Tiberty
Palmer
Tincoln
Lincoln
Daily Press
God
Washington
Thomas Paine
T One
FBR
Blinton
Texas
A. F. of
L. Pro Houndamento
Jehureh
Ehureh
Pias
Tam
Ohio Movement
Marguerite Provey
Workers of
Workers of America
Graveland
Teede del
Seber
Adrem the Tiler
Philosophy
Trath
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