Amnesty Call From Lawrence Union Denounces Legal System
A Lawrence Massachusetts One Big Union statement denounces U S justice and calls for immediate release of political prisoners. It rejects petitions for amnesty and urges labor to act directly to free class war prisoners, signed by Ben Legere Emil Lemaire Antonio Politella.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts
America
Harding
Daugherty
Congress of
United States
Organized Labor Movement
We Workers
Mass
Tol Ipeech
Labor
Vengl Supreme Court
Russia
Ben Legere
Emil Lemaire
Antonio Politella
Was. State court upholds work of lumber barons fiends
The Washington Supreme Court in Olympia upheld seven convictions tied to the 1918 Centralia raid on the Industrial Workers of the World hall. The Toiler published a veteran Britt Smith letter recounting mob violence, killings, and brutal treatment of workers, arguing the defendants are victims of a master-class system.
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State Supreme Court
Olympia
Britt Smith
the Toiler
Tam
Centralia
American Legion
Industrial Workers
Commercial Club
Il Fike Club
Milla
Wesley Everest
Britt Smithe
Evolution of centrists in American socialism
James Smith argues the left wing of the Socialist Party drifts toward the Third International like a tank endlessly halved toward a never reached bottom. He accuses Engdahl, Glassberg, and others of seeking underground alignment with the Communist International while the party remains legal. He questions 1919 expulsions, PR tactics, and calls centrists academics with revolutionary phrases and no action, urging the party to resist the Third International and maintain socialist independence.
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Legend International
Socialist Party of America
Chicago
New York
Engdahl, Glassberg
Third International
Borin
Socialist Party
Communist International
United States
Communist Party
Walter Cook
Socialist Party of
State of
International
Kings
Bronx
Rochester
Buffalo
iLeft
Engdahl
The
Tnternational
Yellow Socialist Party
3. P
Sinew
America
Bupdobl
Ghassberg, Cook and Co
Ben Gitlow
Jim Larkin
John Root
Charles B. Ruth Wmberg
I. E B. Ferguson
Liberty
Hungary
Germany
Moscow
White Terror
Aimerica
Berger-Stedman-Hillquit
Revolutionary Workers of America
Mexico? A glimpse from GEO N Falconer observations
The article cites Paul Hatina and A F L leaders visiting Mexico City. It cautions readers via The Mexican Review that Mexico is not for the poor and warns that many professions require Spanish and funds. It also notes a labor overhang with teachers and clerks. Mexico City reports 43,620 workers unemployed due to a national railroad strike, with coal mines blocked and shipments halted.
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Mexico
Paul Hatina
Federated Press
A. F. of L
Mexico City
Mexican Review
American Chamber of Commerce of
Mex
Dov. Co
Ministry of Industry
Mexico repatriates 1500 miners amid tensions over U.S. jobs
Mexican miners totaling about 1500 arrived home after being ordered repatriated as officials warned their presence harmed American workers. Reported by Radio Dey and the ministry of foreign affairs described the wave as a forced return from Arizona Texas and New Mexico where many faced destitution with scant resources. The dispatch notes harsh conditions and questions surrounding the repatriation.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Mex
Radio Dey
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Arizona
Texas
New Mexico
Reports From The Russian Reconstruction Front
A lengthy bulletin details returning workers from America issuing a manifesto praising the Soviet proletariat and pledging to join Russian workers in building Communism. News from Kaspliana, Baku, Riga, Don river workshops, and Odessa covers revolved reforms, trade, and mobilizations across factories, ports, and peasant districts.
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Machowik
America
Manifesto of the Socialist-Communist Youth on Military Service
The translated 1910 manifesto from L Humanite argues that bourgeois militarism sustains capitalist rule and that the Socialist Communist Youth must arm workers for a proletarian dictatorship. It denounces reformist anti militarism and colonial wars while warning that standing armies defend private property and oppress workers.
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Rene Viviani
U. S
France
L'Humanite
United Socialist Party
National Federation of Young Socialista
League of Nations
Stuttgart
Copenhagen
Rosa Spanier
Berne
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Clark Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Toiler Publishing Association
Lincoln
Montesano
Znanie
South Slavic Weekly
James Smith
Geo, N. Falconer
EL Paso
Russian Reconstruction Front
Kaspliana
Smolensk
Pravda
Baku
Kura
Tiflis
Soviet
Riga
Don
Republic of the Far East
Republic
England
Shanghai
Odessa
Balkan
Council of Commissars
Elchwald
Berlin
Gudok
Tashkent
Soviet Russia
Rachmut
Committee of Universal Labor
Twanowor Woanesensk
Nechlidanov
Council For Mining
Gasmany
Petrograd
Airea
Bethgast
Tn Baku
Bobruisk
Naval College
Rostov
Samara
Statistical Department of the Commissaries For
Europe
Kremslovsky
Black Sea
Congress of Transport Workers
Caucasus
Kronstadt
Esthenian
the Irish People For
West 23 Street
New York City
Spree
Ane
Toiler
Clark Ave
Cleveland. OF
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