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Newspaper
The Toiler
Location
Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1921
Page
4
The strike is a militant demonstration to organize unorganized shops and strengthen the union. Rank and file militants drive shop actions, overturn noncompliant shops, and push for a shop delegate system while officials push dues. The effort solidifies worker solidarity, weakens open shop tendencies, and boosts confidence for future actions.
The column spotlights widespread use of Toilers literature and subscriptions. Comrades Thornton Leff Staples Underwood A. W. Young and others push orders and renewals. New toller agencies open in Portland Los Angeles Seattle and San Francisco as readers boost propaganda material and booklets.
The piece recalls the Paris Commune from May to May 28, highlighting Labor’s Austrian head Frankel. It praises Communards bravery, notes the Versaillese entry, Paris in arms, and the barricades at Belleville Montmart, ending with Varlin’s demise and a nod to Liebknecht as a modern revolutionary martyr.
A stark condemnation of the Paris Commune of 1871, detailing mass killings, revolutionary zeal, and the ensuing class struggle. It frames the Commune as a workers government crushed by bourgeois counter-revolution, linking its legacy to the Russian Revolution and a call for international proletarian triumph.
Lenin explains that food stores were inadequately distributed and a snowbound winter worsened fuel shortages causing protest. The Moscow mutiny faded as troops rallied to the government. Trotsky arrived and mutineers turned on each other as stores ran low after initial pillaging.
A chronology outlines dismissals and prosecutions in the Mooney frame up case from January to March 1921. It notes indictments dropped against Tom and Rena Mooney and Israel Weinberg, continued action against Thomas J. Mooney, and various political and legal motions, public appeals, and testimony developments involving Brady Fickert and other figures. The timeline includes seamen’s support, labor protests, witness perjury allegations, and pending grand jury reports.
A critical 1921 polemic arguing that Samuel Gompers and American labor leaders align with a dying, capitalist order. The piece attacks Bolshevik labels, praises Brailsford’s Russia reports, and asserts Sovietism as a path beyond wage slavery, urging workers to embrace Soviet Russia and Lenin.
This brief statement outlines aims to clarify issues in the Class Struggle on political and industrial fronts, both nationally and internationally. It promotes a medium for opinions from comrades engaged in the struggle, and lists annual and bulk prices for delivery by agents.
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