Debunking Socialism and its alleged threats to liberty
The author argues against socialism, asserting it would confiscate private wealth, enslave individuals under state control, and create a tyrannical oligarchy. He warns that socialization of industries leads toward full socialism, invites class conflict, and cites organized labor in Winnipeg as radical and dangerous. The piece contrasts patriotism with revolutionary movements and links I W W and Bolshevism to later labor unrest.
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France
Russia
I. W. W. Syndicalis
England
Duke of Devonshre
Winnipeg
Petrograd
R. B. Russell
Co-Operative Commonwealth
Labor
George Armstrong
Leibknecht
Rosa Luxembourg
Reds
Socialism Debate Sparks Call for England Style Org
A remark argues that a certain group has made socialism impossible in England and questions whether a similar organization is needed here. The speaker implies that organizational structure could influence socialist impact.
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England
Plan To Eliminate Strikes Proposed In Labor Talks
Atlantic City plans to end strikes lockouts and labor troubles via a national board for jurisdictional awards in the building industry. The eight member board includes three international officials plus representatives from the American Institute of Architects the Engineering council the Associated General Contractors of America the National Association of Builders' Exchanges and the National Building Trades Employers' association. The board would investigate disputes and issue binding awards.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
American Institute of Architects
The
Engineering Council
Associated General Contractors of America
National Association of Builders’ Exchanges
National Building Trades Employers’ Association
National Board For Jurisdictional Awards