Deportation ordered for six Milwaukee communists in Red Raids
Federal Judge Ferdinand A Geiger ordered deportation for six alleged Communist Party members arrested during Milwaukee Red Raids. Mike Logan Bela Jurich Steve Josig Paul Markovich John Antolish and Sam Merkowich were deemed to express subversive words such as army of the proletariat and Red Guard in the manifesto. Deportation will proceed as immigration authorities arrange the process.
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Communist Party
Milwaukee
Palmer
Ferdinand A. Geiger
Mike Logan
Bela Jurich
Steve Josiig
Paul Markovich
John Antolish
Sam Merkowich
Army of the Proletariat
Red Guard
United States
U. S
Samuel Randolph
Fragmented OCR passage on socialism and civilization ideas
The text presents scattered phrases about culture peace love and communism, contrasting civilized labor with capitalist robbery and savagery. It mentions wages, ownership of industries, and a ideal of a just society but is garbled and hard to parse.
Communist Labor Party Debate on Comintern Ultimatum at Berlin Meeting
In Berlin on July 21 the Communist Labor Party discussed the Ultimatum of the Eighth Congress of the Communist International. The speaker urged defeating the Comintern plan for the CSP to join the United Communist Party within two months and attacked Third International leaders as traitors to Bolshevism. He vowed to fight the Third International from outside as others argued for mass parties to lead the proletariat. A Bremen-Groeplingen mass meeting condemned the CLP for hindering unity and urged obedience to the Comintern to unite with the UCP. Robert L. Mobry, New York, notes that 84 cents of every dollar of US tax money funds wars.
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Berlin
Communist Labor Party
Communist International
Comintern
United Communist Party
Third International
Russia
Tn Groeplingen
Bremen
Revolutionary Workers
Commintern
Robert L. Mobry
Peaches and Poverty in a Bourgeois City
A child Evelyn yearns for peaches amid a family ruined by unemployment and debt. The tale juxtaposes hunger with a city haunted by capital, feudal remnants, and social collapse as worker misery is tied to longer historical struggles and revolutions.
Gleamings No 1 asks why a rich country needs schooling
A teacher explains Americas wealth while a boy asks why he must study on an empty stomach. The prompt urges youths to craft a publishable Gleaming article or story for Dawn, using plain language and one paper side, addressed to The Toiler on Clark Avenue in Cleveland.
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America
Dawn
the Toiler
Clark Ave
Cleveland, 0
Equal But a Mile Apart by Carl J. Futhol
A stark contrast tale set in a town mile apart. Hilda born to comfort and care contrasts with Jenny raised amid poverty and hardship. The summer heat and washhouse steam deepen the divide until tragedy settles on Jenny.
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Carl J. Futhol
Hilda
Jenny
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