Communist Tactics And The Unemployed Debated
A letter from Ruby Herman challenges methods used by Everett workers and farmers to aid the unemployed. It contrasts relief, city demands, and education with revolutionary aims, arguing capitalism must be undermined rather than fed by soup kitchens. The piece questions tactics and cites local programs as insufficiently revolutionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toiler
Ruby Herman
Socialist Party of Washington
Washington
Organized Labor Movement
Everett
Central Labor Council
Farmer-Labor Party
Everett Co-operative Society
Rochdale
Park Board
Herman
Farmer Labor Party
Workers
Editorial on revolutionary tactics and relief demands
The piece argues for militant action by the working class to compel the capitalist state to provide immediate relief including food clothing and housing. It condemns moderate or palliative measures and criticizes public charity as strengthening capitalists. It praises revolutionary discipline while noting a recent relief victory as a partial warning and urging doubled efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. of A
The Scope of Bolshevist Activity by Jack Frank
A critical critique of a Pravda front page piece arguing Bolshevik activity is all embracing. It denounces claims that the IWW and Bolsheviks have separate field limits, insisting revolutionary action must span all arenas. The author cites historical uprisings to warn against partial movements and urges unified, militant class struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frank
Pravda
Moscow Trade Union International
U. S. of A
Pab
Tion
Soviet Russia
Germany
Italy
England
Russia
Hungary
Poland
Third International
The Fake of Law and Order Under Capitalism
A fiery critique argues that capitalist rulers shield wealth hoarders with brutal mercenaries and covert agents. It denounces courts as tools for enforcing wage slavery, laments the plainclothes police as invisible enforcers, and calls for worker awareness amid escalating class conflict.
Patriotic program targets workers in shipping board talks
The Shipping Board and allied groups hold a conference with over 80 ship owners to forge a common policy against strikes. They urge public pressure, testing injunctions, and potential penalties for strikers as part of a national patriotic effort. Officials call for activation and public urging of Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Daugherty
Faye
United States Shipping Board
Shipping Board
Steel Trust
Paul Foley
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Cleveland
Ohio
The
Toiler Publishing Association
Lincoln
the Toiler
Chambers of Commerce
Landix
New York City
Workers of America
Rosenblatt
RAVDA
Chicago
Irish People For
New York
Cliy
Organization of the Workers of America
the Proletarian
E. 12
Stedman
Robert Minor
Socialist Party
House of the Magies
Commoniate
Detroit
Palmer
Presmit Socialiat Party
Ami Servey
Top
Workers Party
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