On Sunday night, July 6, a very interesting and in[?]active lecture, entitled “Tolstor the Anarchist,” was delivered at the S.D[?]. Hall, by Mr. C. W. Chandler. ...
Article : 274 wordsWithin nine days, sir or seven splendid meetings have been held in Melbourne to put the case for the [?]men. Last Sunday week the Bijou Theatre was packed, and ...
Article : 345 wordsDURING their recent visit to Sydney, Comrades Ted Russell and Jack Holloway visited Donald Grant, Hob Besant, and P[?]ter Larkin in jail. Comrades Russell and Holloway report that both Besant and Larkin are In the best of health but Donald Grant is under medical treatment ...
Article : 182 wordsAnother great crowd turned out to hear Mr. Tom Walsh speak at the Socialist Hall on Sunday evening last. “Away with Arbitration” was the slogan of the evening, ...
Article : 552 wordsCOMRADES OF THE PROLETARIAT,—For four and a half years blood[?]oaked to celebrate a "victorious Armageddon has raged, and now, by Governmental proclamation, you are compelled to celebrate a “victorious peace”. A "VICTORIOUS PEACE"—the, irony of it: Let us pass on to ...
Article : 662 wordsOn behalf of the league, Comrade Arthur Thomas recently Visited Kurri Kurri, and spoke for the Kurri Kurri Workers’ Educational Club. He reports that the club ...
Article : 221 wordsThe Mayor of Richmond, Councillor Barcelo, who presided over an enthusiastic and packed audience at the Richmond Town Hall on Monday evening last, said that after ...
Article : 254 wordsINTO the depths of political, social, and economic troubles we are being led by vain Governments, puffed up with the pride of that power which enables them to squander the public funds with wanton extravagance. We are still in the midst of a financial orgy unparalleled in modern times. There has been humbug ...
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Article : 101 wordsThe Seamen’s Relief Committee of Women (Mrs. F. Blevins, president, and Mrs. Jennie Baines, secretary) are appealing day by day for gifts of cash or goods to ...
Article : 63 wordsAlthough the trams were not running on Sunday afternoon last, the Empire held more than usual to hear Comrade J. S. Langley on “What Will You Put in the ...
Article : 64 wordsNext Monday night a magnificent vaudeville production, in aid of the, wives and children of the seamen, will he given by Majorie Hendrie’s Butterfly Entertainers. Mrs. ...
Article : 23 wordsThe most important pamphlet issued in Australia. “A statement impregnable in Truth and Reason.” A sound and comprehensive knowledge ...
Article : 76 wordsThe Women’s Political Association has the [?]ull[?] sympathy with the seamen, wharfies and builders’ laborers in their fights for better condtions. As far as the ...
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The Socialist (Melbourne, Vic. : 1906 - 1908; 1912 - 1923), Fri 25 Jul 1919, Page 2
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