Letter to All Members of Boston Typographical Union
A 1921-era appeal addresses union officials and members about wage scales, strike strategy, and employer plans. It warns of pay cuts to 37 or 41 dollars weekly, calls for vigilance against manipulation by international officers, and urges organization, dues, and education to prepare for a prolonged fight over hours, wages, and closed shop tensions.
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Boston
New York
New York Typographical Union
Boston Typographical Union
New England
New England Bulletin
No. 1
Jr.t. U
No. 13
McBride
No. ‘12
Indianapolis
International Typographical Union
LTU
Thane
National Printing Trades Employers
Finlay
Gidley Roxbury
Mass
Capitalist Imperialism and Colonial Policy Overview
An analysis of modern capitalism detailing centralized banking dominance, credit control, and the shaping of production. It argues banks dictate investment, create fictitious capital, and push nations toward warlike postures. Foreign investments—both in kind and capital—drive imperial exploitation and dependence of borrowing countries on lenders.
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United States
Atch
My Own Shop In A Class Struggle Of Repair Trades
A reflective piece arguing that watchmakers and jewelers are essential workers yet seen as mere cogs by bosses. It critiques department stores, small towns, and the profit motive, claiming only two percent of independent jewelers succeed. It envisions a new social economy where use replaces profit and quality thrives.
No Use for Undertaker as Soviet Officials Respond
Moscow dispatch reports Soviet Russia jokes about funerals as rumors swirl of a counter revolution. The Russian Agency says no suicides or deaths are needed now, urging postponement of any funeral plans and noting demobilized Red soldiers pledge to aid industrial and economic growth if called to defend the Workers and Peasants government.
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Petrograd
Regal
Sudan
Hoover
Soviet Russia
Ruasia
Moscow
Philadelphia Strike Spreads as Clothing Workers Walk Out
The Amalgamated Clothing Workers strike in New York has spread to Philadelphia with 5000 workers quitting, as manufacturers supply New York employers on strike. A city committee led by George Gordon Battle will investigate a lockout and seek a settlement, while Sidney Hillman promises cooperation to end the chaos.
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New York
N. Y. Bur
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Philadelphia
Joint Board
Hylan
George Gordon Battle
City of
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated
Com
Mittee
Hillman
State Board of Mediation
The Toiler Office Catalog of Socialist Literature
A Cleveland Ohio listing from The Toiler at 8207 Clark Avenue offers books pamphlets and magazines promoting socialist education. Items include works by Engels Marx Kollontay Trotzky Lenin and Kamar with prices from 50 cents to 2 dollars and magazines such as The Liberator and Soviet Russia. The notice urges workers to read and sell the literature and participate on the firing line of spreading socialist truth.
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Cialist
Toiler
Industrial Pioneer
I. W. W,epee
the Liberator
Russia
Good Morning
Jac
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Troas
Camell
Milner
Wireless
Federated Press
Phila
William Hard
Séientifie Classics
Engels
Frances
Marx
Tolstoy
Lewis
Howe
Kahn
Moore
Ferri
Mem and Steel
Mary Heaton
Interchurch
Karsner
Marcy
Polle the Conqueror
Sools
Morris
Lenin and
Trotzky
Frainasina
Jack London
Little Lady
Big House
Martin Eden
Michael
Jerry
Son Wolf
Tales
Fish Patrol
Son of
Wolf
Elsinore
South Sea
Adam
Clark Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
A. F
Leas
American Freedom Foundation
Labor Movement
J Tof Davai
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