A Debate on Anarchism and Communism inGovernment Roles
The piece argues that absolute freedom is impossible in a world of human limits and that anarchism would lead to either renewed tyranny or proletarian dictatorship. It contends government under capitalism exploits workers, while communism would empower individuals through industrial governance. It favors a proletarian democracy where the workers control production and government to prevent theft and oppression.
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Tan
Russia
Wiiiildes
Gora
Truy
Radek
France
McAdoo
Bryan
White House
Webber
Nfe
Republic of Sat
Sabele
Capemaiee
Bolshevik Policy in the East Explored in Interview
The interview discusses Soviet Russia's stance toward capitalist states and the potential for collaboration or conflict. Radek argues for peaceful relations as a path to strengthening communism, while admitting Russia could defend itself if forced. The East is seen as a field for influence using agitators and technical aid rather than direct invasion.
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Radek
England
Russia
India
Northcliffe Prem
Soviet
Tnd
Caucasus
Persia
East
Patilof
Turka
Tashkent
Caspian
Cancavian
Azerbaijan
Review of J W W case in Centralia trial tense moments
A special correspondent surveys four weeks of the Centralia murder trial, noting how prosecutors and defense lean on key testimonies. Loren Roberts, Tom Morgan, and Elsie Hornbeck figure prominently as judges rule admissibility, with Vanderveer sharpening cross expositions to frame self defense amid riot identifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montensano
Wah
Centrasia
Centralia
Warren Grimm
George F. Vanderveer
Coungel
Jay
Loren Roberts
Tom Morgan
Vanderveer
Robert
Ant” Vanderveer
Centralia Bady
Roberts
John N. Wilson
Avalon
Eugene Barnett
Barnett
Ian
Vanderveet
Sig An Barnett
Abel
Avnion
Associated Press
United Pross
Elsie Hornbeck
Portland Journal
New York Gall
Butte Bulletin
Seattle Record
Ruminations on Bourgeois Hypocrisy and Prohibition
Tom Clifford writes a satirical riff on political vanity and bourgeois moralizing. He mocks Cabinet clashes between Woodrow Wilson and Secretary Lansing, notes the lure of the White House, and ridicules bankers and Socialists. The piece ends by doubting diplomats will restrict liquor imports despite prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Clifford
Tansing
Woodrow
Portalsmon
Lansing
Hell
Fragmented Debate on Organization and Politics Continues
An extended dialogue discusses organizing the working class amid divisions between Collins and Rudolph, contrasting sobriety with leadership aims. The piece critiques Democratic leaders and Wilson’s third-term push, noting tensions over the League of Nations and a struggle for productive solidarity in a fractured political landscape.
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Tyro
Collins
Rudolph
Vice Page
Democratic Party
Wilson
League of Nations
World Imparialism
Washington
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Byesville Meeting Invites Local Workers Sunday Talk
Tom Clifford will speak at Byesville Sunday at 2 P M on March 7 inviting all Guernsey County comrades to attend and bring another worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Clifford
Byesville
Guernsey County Comrades
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J. W. W. Case
Asia Minor
Tassin
Rassia
Northcliffe Hut
Mak
Jontim
Daddy Tee
Akron
Communist Labor Party
Bouth Rdwald
Aute
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