Britain Motors Trade With Russia Amid Big Diplomatic Shifts
A London note outlines a new Soviet British trade pact marking the first such accord between the Soviet government and a world power. The terms ban hostile propaganda, allow citizens to return home, ease port access, and establish mail and telegraph links. The piece cites potential shifts in U.S. recognition and observes Poland and Russia moving toward peace as part of broad global consequences.
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England
Russian Socialist Federal Soviet Republic
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Great Britain
Gov. Nt
Harding
Petrograd
Russia
Poland
One Reason Why The American Legion Face Difficulties
A Cleveland capitalist press colum n cites a seven thousand dollar deficit in the Cuyahoga County Council of the American Legion. It suggests curbing activities such as publishing a foreign language newspaper Waechter and Anzeiger to save funds, warning that the Legion’s popularity wanes as its actions draw criticism. A Kansas Great Bend incident shows Legion members inciting mob violence against Non Partisan League organizers, highlighting alleged ties to mob rule.
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Cuyahoga County
The
American Legion
U. S
Waechter and Anzeiger
Legion
Legion Organization of
Great Bend
Kansas
Sthis de
Sitgrew
Teomatte
Jaws
Restoration of Russian ships among Georgian port arrivals
Geor gia recognizes as Russian ships all vessels arriving in Georgian ports before November 1 1920 and after November 16, 1920 registered in Russian ports. Twenty three ships have already been handed to Soviet representatives. The Principe, taken by France to Constantinople, is also recognized as Soviet property. Kamenev opened the Moscow Provincial Agricultural Congress urging peasant control of agriculture and workers' leadership to prove life without landowners is possible.
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Georgia
Georgian
Constantinople
Kamenev
Moscow ‘Soviet
Moscow
Russia
Letters reveal labor 8 hour shift push and Red Conspiracy views
A reader writes from Worcester praising The Toiler’s coverage of labor reform and the 8 hour workday, noting a local push among steel mill workers amid a clique resisting change. Another letter argues against Red conspiracy theories, urging reason and referencing Paine and revolutionary ideas.
Three Pairs of Trousers by Floyd Ramp on the mill line
A stark street scene shows three pairs of trousers hung on a line outside a wine mill shut down. Neighbors watch from windows as hunger and privation press on families. Children’s poverty is clear in dwindling supplies and missing school materials.
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Floyd Ramp
Evry
Fannie
Fragmented Legion debate on worker support and condemnation
The text debates why SH workers support certain actions. It argues workers align with their interests against anti workers and mobs. It suggests legions should express matters they control and condemn opposing factions while condemning the actions of those within the movement.
Jewish Workers Subscribing to The Proletarian
A Jewish semi monthly periodical directed at organizing workers and clarifying elite roles within the class struggle. It promotes exchange of opinions among comrades and agents and offers bundles of 100 copies for five dollars and fifty cents.
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Organization of the Workers of America
Perade
Strikes Rise as Wage Cuts Hit U.S. and Britain
Labor unrest spreads from Chicago packing houses to London mines as workers demand fair wages and hours. A U.S. unemployment drop is offset by broader strike action and cautious government probes, while anti-capitalist sentiment animates speakers like Pat Quinlan after his tour of Europe and Russia.
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Chicago
International Notes on Present Day Events
Across Europe and Australia, communist youth, veterans groups, and labor organizers rally for revolution. French Young Communists pursue anti militarist work while arrests surface amid World Revolution rhetoric. In Vienna, Moscow, and Minneapolis, mass meetings and united labor action press the fight for the Third International. The Australian Communist Party forms as a W. W. member and editor Tom Glynn guides propaganda.
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Laporte
Scretary
League of Communist Youth
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Third International
Louis William
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Communist Party of Australia
Communist International
Tom Glynn
W. W
Glynn Ia
Anmethor “i Adele Wash
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