May Day Parade in Minneapolis Shows Red Spirit
Tens of thousands of workers braved rain to march in Minneapolis on May Day 1921. The parade on Nicollet Ave ended at a rally where editors and activists spoke supporting Russian Soviet causes. Police conducted searches amid fears of a revolutionary uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollea
Minneapolis
Nicollet Ave
Soviet Republic of Russia
Third International
W. F. Dunn
Butte Daily Bulletin
J. O. Bentall
Truth
Duluth
Andrew LaFin
Chicago
J. C. Bental
Paris
Europe
Twin Cities
United States
United Communist Party of America
I. W. W. Hall
We Learn a Little in England by John Paul
A long manifesto arguing the Triple Alliance collapse shows leaders betray workers and that miners will win. It rails against Labour fakirs and government policing, praises Bolshevik methods, calls for unity in Communism, and envisions a revolution in Britain led by class conscious workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
John Paul
National Union of Railwaymen
Thomas
Cramp
Labor
Lloyd George
White Guard
Red Guard
Labor Party
Red Trade Union International
Clas
Communist Party
Herald
Britain
Iast
Literacy drive aims to reach eighteen million in Russia
In 1820 two point seven million illiterates were taught reading and writing across Russia. Early 1921 progress raises hopes that the target figure of eighteen million will be reached. Novij Put notes a Leipzig publisher delivering Gorki works and samples of efficient books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Novij
Leipzig
Gorki
Late Bulletins From Russia on Reconstruction and Trade
Reports detail resumed postal service to Russia and first day shipments to Russia. Brigand activity in Tschernigov region declines as Machno wounded. Kostroma builds six large electric stations serving 1900 settlements. Demobilized Red Soldiers join peasant collectives. Russian Commission plans to take over 1000 locomotives in Germany. Export goods ready in Soviet Russia include flax hemp hides petroleum and more. Sanatorium for children with lung trouble opens in Samara and labor decrees grant holiday rights with pay advances. Education funding for Moscow University and illiteracy programs expand. miners unite with Petrograd and Yekaterinoslav. Dr Manuchin travels to Paris for influenza research. Soviet funds support his Institute work.
Labor and revolution works in dusty 1920s catalog
A fragmented listing references works on labor issues and revolutions. Mentions The Right to Strike and Debs London with authors Mary Marcy Simons and Lenin. Includes titles on role of unions in the Soviet and capitalist class struggles noted across a wartime press study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Nena
Stedman
Robert International Council of Trad
Losovaky
Marx
Marx and Engels
Marcy
Haywood
Debs
London
America
Simons
Mary Marcy
Rvlosovaky
Lenin
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Workers of
Guass
Congress of Red
Moscow
International Labor Day Committee
St. Paul
Earth
Rishon Brown
Thomas Paine
Awb
Sallera
Clark Ave
Cleveland
Warsaw
Rusia
Brolawetzk
Gluchow
Schostensk
Tschernigov
Charkov
Machno
Kostroma
Orgchoy
Orenburg
Germany
Soviet
Runasia
Samara
Commissariat For Labor
Council For Labor and Defence
Addi
Tion
Reeit Comenene
Secre
Tsvestia
Kiev
Council of Commissaries
The
Commissariat of Education
University of Moscow
Tambov
Vitebsk
Faculty of ‘Mining
Tashkent
Petrograd
Yekaterinoslav
Trade Union of Miners
Commissariat For Education
Dr. Manuchin
Riga
Pasteur Institute
Wells
Petrograf
Manuchin
Soviet Russia
Arthur Ransome
Nicolai Lenin
Zinoviett
Kollontay
Humphries
Kautsky
Ave Bde
Dietzgen
Physical Basia
Morgan
Lowly
Ward
Moore
Parce
Mars Educational Pa
Kresses Reee
Engels
Boelsche
Frances
Tolstoy
Lewis
Feuerbitch
Unterman
Plechanoff
Howe
Mary Heaton
Verne
Interchurch
Marey
Morris
Scott Nearing
Jack London
T Big House
Michael
Talon of
Fish Patrol
Elsinore
John Barleycorn
Tories
Martin Eden
Adventure
Star Rover
Jerry
Islands
Adam
Teller Office
the Industrial Pioneer
Meetiny the Liberator
Good Morning
Ohio
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