Secretary Wilson's Ruling on Communist Labor Party
The ruling by Secretary of Labor Wilson states that membership in the Communist Labor Party does not alone justify deportation and that advocacy of mass action and proletarian dictatorship is legal unless tied to force. The piece notes prior raids and reversals, contrasts with Palmerite views, and urges renewed political activity and shop committee building while asserting the movement’s legality and resolve. All power to the workers.
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Wilson
Communist Labor Party
Boon
Communist Party
Palmer
Secretary of Labor
Ttes
Mr. Wilson
Wilton
Unity Talk in Communist Groups Signals Major Shift
The piece outlines potential unity between the Communist Labor Party and the minority faction of the Communist Party split last year. It notes ongoing negotiations, a trend toward neutral stances, and cites expected gains from a fusion, including drawing disaffected revolutionaries back into the movement and leveraging support from a revived left wing within the Socialist Party.
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Communist Labor Party
Communist Party
C. P
O. P
G. I
Chicago
Socialist Party
Middle Barbarism and Early Social Evolution Notes
Editorial and history text outlines outline for chapter eight on middle barbarism. It covers Aryan and Red races development, domestication of animals, agriculture, tools, transportation, and the rise of private property, patriarchy, monogamy, and religion in early social systems. Includes questions for chapter review and reflections on population growth and duration of historical ages.
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Avimala
Eastern Hemisphere
Western Hemisphere
Tado-Tranie Plains
Pueblos
New Mexico
Mexico
Altho
Byman
Lowie Uy Morgan
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Socialist
Elmer T. Allison
The
Communist Labor Party of Ohio
Telephone
Harvard
Communist Unity
W. E. Reynolds
W. BR
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3. P
Albany
Mavesieut
Bullitt
Russia
William C. Bullitt
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
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