The May 31, 1919, No. 29 issue of The New Solidarity, a newspaper produced out of Chicago by the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) from 1918-1920.
Contents include:
-James Bruce on trial for strike activity
-Seattle trial starts with usual witnesses for prosecution
-District convention
-Bail urgently needed by Leavenworth men
-Review of conditions in Great Britain by organizer
-Proof being prepared on supposition in union case
-Democracy works well for steel trust
-How different when you know the game
-Official oppression by Milwaukee police
-Tour for organizing domestic workers
-Will they release the convicted I.W.W.
-General Convention completes its sessions
-Editorials
-Dutch soldiers rebel
-The form of organization to join by John Sandgren
-Seattle trials start, funds are needed
-Nonresistance fails to protect workers
-The industrial age by Covington Ami.
-Federal agent arrests James A. Billings
-Gompers and booze
-Los Angeles activity increasing
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