Be a Scab and the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
An editorial attacks Cleveland employers and the Chamber of Commerce for pressuring rail workers to scab amid a switchman strike. It argues the circulars to 4000 members encourage replacements, exposing the profiteering by bosses and denouncing the chamber as the enemy of workers. Six weeks of scab hunts yielded few takers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce of
Cleveland
Kelter
Tre
Saya
Chamber of Commerce
The Ballot as Tool for Workers and Capitalist Press
A critical piece arguing that capitalist media manipulate public opinion to limit workers' power. It claims the press favors ballot use while suppressing workers' truths, highlighting strikes, class control, and misinformation. It mentions the Lusky Committee and exposes questions about democracy and information control.
Upper Barbarism and iron smelting shaping industry
This 1920 W E Reynolds excerpt outlines the upper age of barbarism beginning with iron smelting, its impact on tools, wheels, transportation, looms, and slavery, and the rise of brick building, monogamy, and the patriarchal state, with notes on floods and epochs of industrial evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Atlantis
Lemuria
Lower Barbariam
Subscriptions Boost For Soviet Labor Code Literature
Comrades across the country renew orders for The Toiler and Socialist literature, with many replying from Manafield Akron Portsmouth and Battle Creek. Comrade B and Berry report active subscriptions in Pomeroy Canton and Youngstown while readers in Wyoming Sandusky and Pittsburgh send funds for trial and yearlong subs. A Charlie Chaplin mustache inquiry in Portsmouth signals growing interest in socialist material.
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G. B
San Francisco
Akron
Cartoon Fund Collection Note From Ouija Board
A cartoonist explains a dollar gift to the Cartoon Fund, stating the ouija board influenced the act after the last paper arrived. The note describes releasing the donation to join comrades in the charity, signaling a lighthearted morale moment.
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Ouija Board
Cartoon Fund
Iast
Aim
John M. Scott
Wick
M. A. Martin
Schumacher
Aloss
John Wagnes
A. Aman Samuel Roger
Steve Basich
J. Pretkazas
Robert Dodge
Kino
Emil Barouth
Little B. Main
Mike Somasw
Kate W. M. Helder
Amy
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Clark Ave
Ohio
Ohio Socialist
Elmer T. Allison
The
Communist Labor Party of Ohio
Harvard
Short Saw
Androu
the Poller
Lusk Committee
Authontis
Adareat
W. E. Reynolds
W. E Kt
Western
American
Soviet Russia
Manafield
Berry
Pomeroy
Mrs la
Canton
D. of Portsmouth
Marguerite Pravey
Moline
Youngstown
Pittsburg
Spreha
Wyoming
Georgoff
Sandusky
Charlie Chaplin
Portsmouth
Border
New
Kansas City
Toller
Jeanette
Battle Creek
Comrade I
Balino
Cuba
Workman
W. Va
the Cartoon Fund
Centralia
Ralph Chaplin
North West
W. W
Toiler
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