Who Are the Traitors in This Issue
An editorial roundup by Robert Minok questions loyalty and betrayal within labor movements. Milner presents a labor crisis analysis while the Red Labor International appeals to American workers for solidarity. The item surveys socialist-political ideas and potential revolutionary strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Minok
Ender the Auspices of the Analagamat Garment Workers
In Cleveland under the Garment Workers banner, Scott Nearbg voices a grave crisis in American Labor. He argues backwardness stems from unique American conditions and free hour traditions, noting workers face physical and mental suppression as old attitudes linger.
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Ender
Garment Workers of
Cleveland
Scott
Debate over Socialist party statements in Detroit court case
Reconstruction of a New York debate featuring Robert Minor and other Socialist Party figures. The text outlines allegations that Seymour Stedman and party officials claimed Communists plotted to overthrow the government, prompting denials from Stedman and party machinery. It details letters to the National Office and seeks documentary proof of the assertions amid a broader internal dispute.
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New York City
Robert Minor
Cartonist Sil
Dines
New York Call
Minor
House of the Masses
Detroit
Socialist Party
Seymour Stedman
Det
Stedniy
Rdman
Pont
Pobrutry
Jessak
Yen
Stalin
Jamies Oneal
Socialist Poety
Thiel
Chia
Stediin
Davidow
Tarty Flatory
Stedtin
Socialist Party Nations
Elstricttan
Red Labor Union International appeal to American workers
A call by the Red Labor Union International urging American workers to unite across unions and fight the open shop, wage cuts, unemployment, and capitalist aggression. It condemns national leaders, advocates international revolutionary trade unions, and promotes a Moscow congress to counter Amsterdam and League of Nations influence.
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General Confederation of Labor
America
Gompers
Superme
Labor
France
Gompers, Stone, Lewis & Co
League of Nations
Italy
England
Spain
Argentine
Chile
Japan
Cvacr
Workers
Amsterdam
Labor Bureau
League Tions
Russia
Awakening Workers of Europe
Americ
Washington
Workers of America
Europe
Germany
Council of Action
Lov
Red Army
Norway
Jugo-Slavia
Bulgaria
Georgia
International Council of Trade and Industrial Unions
Red Labor Union International
Confederate of Labor
Jugo-Slav Confederation of Labor
General Workers’ Union
Moscow
Red Labor Union Inernational
Thomas
Jouhaux
Soviet
Hungary
Amerca
Amsterdan International
Capyenete
Aiette Halists
Werters
Herver
Loloiny
International Council of Pride and
Counet Eaths Anu
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