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Newspaper
The Toiler
Location
Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
2
A front page reading and editorial columns weigh Leninist themes and Bolshevik policy. The piece discusses Trotsky's view of demobilization, military training for workers, and the stance toward capitalist and democratic governments, reflecting early 20th century debates on communism and imperial politics.
In Moscow the recent election results show 24 sympathizers with communism among the 119 deputies, 37 nonpartisan and 8 vendelieviks. Eighty deputies are women, with seventy being communists or nonpartisans. The figures come from wire reports from Moscow.
In Montesano Washington Judge Wilson curbed defense direct evidence on a feared raid at the T W W hall. Prosecutors objected as defense witnesses faced perjury arrests and accusations of intimidation while the trial nears its end with jurors expected to receive the case soon.
Ludwig Martens, Soviet representative in America, denounces Post libel suit while insisting he acted under Soviet authority. He claims no knowledge of a courier from Moscow and cites a letter from Moscow officials denying direct interference. The Senate inquiry has spanned two months as Martens counters accusations of Communist affiliation and plans to overthrow the U.S. government.
Attorney Jicob Margolis spoke under Workers Defense League auspices on American liberty at Zeigler Hall causing lively debate about labor rights. Detailing a $10,000 loan release for Somende N Yourkoviteh through federal authorities, the item promotes upcoming dances to aid the League and calls worker organizations to send delegates to Akron based League events.
Comrades are urged to contact the office of the Teller or call Harvard 963 for highest prices on old postage stamps original envelopes or complete stamp collections.
A business man Gus Anderson battles with his daughter Olive and a jailed boy over a royal matter of releasing him. Anderson’s material view clashes with Olive’s emotional pull and a woman’s instinct as he schemes to move the boy out of town while Olive seeks justice and control.
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