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Newspaper
The Toiler
Location
Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1920
Page
4
A reader attacks the Interchurch World Movement as a fabricator of lies asserting their campaigns distort scripture and history. The critique cites Womans rights claims, biblical passages, and church authority to challenge the movement's messaging and motives.
Poem fragment and article items present an address to the jury and social critique by Ben Gitlow and Antonio Giovanitti. It condemns tyrannical elites, urges workers to reap wealth and refuse oppression, and calls for industry to serve people not rulers. The text references Darrow and a judge, noting a 10 cent cost and the publication title The Red Ruby Address.
The piece argues that Rockefeller and the capitalist class manipulate churches to control workers, citing postwar statements by clergy on recruiting soldiers and combating Bolshevism. It traces church involvement from 1918 to 1928, cites deportation talks and foreign labor retention, and condemns church leadership as serving master-class interests while envisioning a future just society.
A plea from workers across Europe and beyond calling for shared sacrifice to heal postwar suffering. French militancy, Austrian hunger, and German reparations spark debate as unions fund relief. The text urges American workers to join in solidarity, noting one hurt is felt by all.
This book recounts two weeks at the home of James Wesley Riley known as Warmer Riley near Marcellus Michigan. The author details observations on life beyond the grave and adheres to a program excluding physical agency, presenting a romance like investigation and inviting orders for post paid delivery.
A critical tirade decries Pressent Wilson as fallen from praised leaders to near condemnation, contrasts his faded fame with Debs in prison, and attacks Hoover as bourgeois. It cites Stoddard on race, critiques U S wartime policy, and notes renewed release petitions for conscientious objectors.
Long catalog of socialist and communist titles with prices and bulk discounts. Highlights include Debs works, Communists Manifesto editions, Vail and Dietzgen texts, Marxist criticism, and Engels studies. Multiple authors, varied formats, and bulk groupings offer numerous 10 or more copies discounts.
Maxim Gorky argues that long rulers bred oppression and violence, making justice difficult to achieve. He addresses a reader he calls Madam, criticizing her detached humanitarian stance while peasants remain treated as slaves under those in power. He insists reform requires justice, dignity, and genuine shared humanity amid Russia’s tyranny and social cruelty.
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