Proceedings of 2nd Congress of 3rd International
Chronology of the Mooney Case and analysis sections titled The Long Shift of the Steel Slaves reflect a state document style. The issue includes letters briefs cartoons and news comment editorials.
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Newspaper
The Toiler
Location
Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1921
Page
1
Chronology of the Mooney Case and analysis sections titled The Long Shift of the Steel Slaves reflect a state document style. The issue includes letters briefs cartoons and news comment editorials.
The petition for a writ of certiorari seeks to overturn convictions of William D Haywood and 78 I W W members for conspiracy to violate the draft and espionage acts. The brief argues search warrants were invalid and seized documents improper for indictment.
A chronology from Tom Mooney's Monthly lists arrests and indictments in 1916 1917 detailing Billings Nolan Mooney Weinberg and Oxman. Key events include July 26 arrests at Lane Clinic August grand jury indictments October 1 and February 9 1927 death sentence commuted to appeal and acquittals. The document notes political and legal actions surrounding the San Quentin case and related labor protests.
The Unemployment Conference of Greater New York urged formation of councils of action by 34 labor bodies and six engineering experts to mobilize idle industries. A citywide plan includes open air meetings, registries of employed and unemployed workers, and plant listings to map available jobs and needed skills.
A labor convention in Mexico City called by the Federation Communist of Mexico aimed to unite workers and peasants against traditional bosses. Delegates from twelve states signed on, forming the Confederacion General de Trabajadores and endorsing direct action and a proletarian dictatorship amid tensions with Morones and the Pan American Federation of Labor.
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