Traitors In Michigan Socialist Case Face Court Action
A lengthy Detroit court record recounts Stedman and Dividow actions against Michigan Socialist Party members expelled from the National Socialist Party. The document details alleged advocacy of direct action to overthrow the capitalist system and the government, plus subpoenas and statements about confiscating party property. The piece portrays internal party disputes, expulsions, and debates over legal maneuvers during the trial.
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United States
Vainal States
Sau
Marty Luis Qumimited Jrelf
Michigan Socialist State Organization
National Socialist Party
Tireet
Niis Netion
Stetina
Duvitew
Wayne
Stedman
Michigan
Ton Eyele
Albany
Stetman
Detroit
Socialist Party
Lainily
Accurios Coneidener
Devtroit
Supreme Court
Lansing
Munists
Stosaian
Supreme Con
Michigan Socialist Party
Socialist Party of the
Yelliele
Espulsiat
Flint
Michigan Sociatiet
Comey
Pnetidimentate
Snl
Espitaliee
Mintaney
Stelman
Travilow
Becam
Taylor
David
Denial and Quotation Clash Over Communist Case
In a heated exchange, Stedman and Davien clash over quotes from the Bill of Complaint and the Liberator article. The dialogue questions whether the judge’s remarks and the alleged aims of the Communist Party were accurately cited and whether the document used in court is authentic.
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Stedman
Davien
Stedauga
Suny
Robert Minor
Liberator
Les
Stadman
Non
Not the Destruction but the Conquest of the Trade Unions pamphlet
A pamphlet of supreme importance to workers and union members explaining the purpose and position of the labor man in human affairs. It outlines the international council of trade and union organization and what it means for workers. One price listed as 10e-12 for $1.00.
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Wnion
International Council of Trade and Tu
Gustril Union
Lenin and Americas Rail Unions Alleged Radical Pressure
A historical document cites Lenin in Left Wing Communism criticizing opportunistic unions for resisting revolutionary entrants. It notes American railway unions issuing grand lodge instructions to purge radicals and warn members of invasion by agitators, urging reporting of suspected revolutionaries to union chiefs.
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Lenin
Rowellongey
American Railway Tramapertition Brotherhoods
Grand Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firmen
Brotherhood of Railway Train
Brotherhood
Revolutionary Workers
Proletarian Dictatorship in World Revolution Debate
The article argues that a socialist state must protect the working class amid war, endorsing a temporary Communism of Distribution to preserve production, and explains a militarized, centralized dictatorship as necessary for the present struggle against imperialist forces, with plans to demilitarize as conditions improve and class distinctions fade.
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Rome
Doles
Churchill
Soviet
Russia
Soviet Republic
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