Partial archive of The New Solidarity, a newspaper produced out of Chicago by the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) from 1918-1920. NS replaced Defense News Bulletin.
The New Solidarity newspaper
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1919
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The New Solidarity (April 12, 1919)
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The April 12, 1919, No. 22 issue of The New Solidarity, a newspaper produced out of Chicago by the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) from 1918-1920.
Contents include:
-Bail set for thirty-six Leavenworth prisoners
-Toledo workers resent police atrocities
-Swedish residents clash with labor department
-Yellow socialists a world peril
-Official socialism a roaring farce
-General Executive Board actions
-Preamble of the One Big Union: Australians recognize the class struggle
-World movement to revolution
-No middle ground for assemblymen
-Gunmen dominating New Mexico mines
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May
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The New Solidarity (May 10, 1919)
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The May 10, 1919, No. 26 issue of The New Solidarity, a newspaper produced out of Chicago by the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) from 1918-1920.
Contents include:
-Great I.W.W. convention meets, fifty-four delegates are seated
-May Day celebration crushed by tanks from Germany
-May Day celebration by rubber workers
-Demand restoration of stolen wealth
-Omaha mayor scared of demonstration
-Industrial unionism endorsed by Young Peoples Socialist League
-Their peace or ours?
-War on the I.W.W.
-Seething unrest in Toledo industries
-Minutes of Convention Metal and Machinery W.I.U. No. 300
-Construction Workers No. 573 convention
-New alignments by American workers
-Justice outraged by I.W.W. indictment
-May Day on iron range
-Textile strike grows in Lawrence, Mass.
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The New Solidarity (May 24, 1919)
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The May 24, 1919, No. 28 issue of The New Solidarity, a newspaper produced out of Chicago by the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) from 1918-1920.
Contents include:
-Demand an industrial union
-Brotherhoods demand industrial union organization
-Democracy, thou art a jewel in Seattle
-Seeing correct lines of labor movement
-Dr. Ben Franklin: on freedom of speech and the press
-General Convention continues its work
-Conference of Marine Transport Workers in Philadelphia
-Convention restates uncompromising position
-Fellow Worker writes from Leavenworth
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The New Solidarity (May 31, 1919)
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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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The New Solidarity (November 1, 1919)
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The November 1, 1919, No. 51 issue of The New Solidarity, a newspaper produced out of Chicago by the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) from 1918-1920.
Contents include:
-Italian syndicalist convention to discuss expropriation of the bourgeoisie
-Charles Krieger trial exposes prosecution as conspirator to frame on victim
-Whiteman is guilty of preventing scabbery among colored men
-Win point in defense of Krieger case
-Criminal syndical law to suppress freedom passed in Indiana
-Seattle construction workers: making good progress toward job control
-Demanding the label on goods purchased fails in unionizing by Ed Britt
-International labor news notes
-Criminal syndicalism exposed to view by Podunk Red
-Workers of Germany casting aside the old forms, Industrial Workers of the World send greetings
-German radical unions unite industrially
-Editorials
-Breaking away from compromise: manifesto of Communist Party of Mexico
-Another Dred Scott decision pending by Covington Ami
-The beginnings of union organization in the United States by Justus Ebert
-Bulletin of Salt Lake district of miners of the I.W.W.
-Festival of terror in New York by Louise Bryant
-For great international strike: to compel "hands off" Russia by capitalists
-Defending the I.W.W. in Italy
-Astoria follows other thug-ruled towns by stopping meeting
-Great railway strike in England
-Russian Communists on Parliamentary action
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The New Solidarity (November 22, 1919)
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The November 22, 1919, No. 54 issue of The New Solidarity, a newspaper produced out of Chicago by the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) from 1918-1920.
Contents include:
-Business men start murder, state officials back them
-What manner of man is a Wobblie on trial?
-British shop steward movement
-Betraying the workers to capitalist class with fake reforms by Hungarian Worker
-International labor news notes
-What can be done with unorganized sailors
-Organizing the Marine Workers in New York sticking to No. 8
-The wandering slave at last a member
-Those awful reds?
-Writing the record of democracy's crimes
-Raid on I.W.W. puts Paterson in fashion
-Advancing proletariat in Colorado fields
-Chaplin meetings good
-Editorials by C.E. Payne
-Shout Americanism to privates: my impressions of the American Legion convention by John Gallagher
-Colorado mine workers making for progress
-Hollanders call for solidarity
-Some actions of 400 convention
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The New Solidarity (November 25, 1919)
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The November 25, 1919, Volume 2, No. 3, Whole No. 55 issue of The New Solidarity, a newspaper produced out of Chicago by the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) from 1918-1920.
Contents include:
-Long series of tyranny precedes the Centralia tragedy
-Blame for Centralia tragedy rests squarely on capitalistic daily press
-Open letter to American Congress
-Terror reign is started throughout the country but organization is undismayed by persecution
-Editorials
-Federal Constitution abolished
-New angle to game of boring from within
-Bail and Bond Committee wants co-operation other committees
-Conviction of Dr. Mary Equi is sustained
-Official depravity in New York
-Omaha has raids on meeting of the I.W.W.
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The New Solidarity (November 29, 1919)
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The November 29, 1919, Volume 2, No. 4, Whole No. 56 issue of The New Solidarity, a newspaper produced out of Chicago by the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) from 1918-1920.
Contents include:
-Justifies I.W.W. in Centralia
-Vengeance of the Iron Heel in Washington
-Centralia men drive out Associated Press
-The labor movement in Bulgaria
-Nature of the I.W.W.
-The rule from the gutter by J.W. Wilson
-Southwest district coal miners strike still going strong
-Final day of Krieger trial
-Labor council protest the vicious laws of anti-syndicalism
-International labor news notes
-The question of dues
-The Swedish I.W.W. paper, Nya Varlden
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December
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The New Solidarity (December 13, 1919)
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The December 13, 1919 (Vol. 2, No. 6, Whole No. 58) issue of The New Solidarity, a newspaper produced out of Chicago by the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) from 1918-1920.
Contents include:
-Coal strike facing crisis
-Shall these men hang?: Centralia business men are plotting most ghastly frame-up in labor's history
-Chain the beast!
-Editorials
-Organization work in the northwest
-Wichita defendants confront jury!
-The story of Wichita
-Learn lesson of solidarity by losing strike
-Organization and defense
-Swedish workers make appeal for the I.W.W.
-Police and jailers speak for I.W.W.
-New secy. at Omaha
-Five dollar General Defense stamp
-Class war prisoners: a timely article from England
-Denver hall closed and arrests made
-Where the I.W.W. stands on violence
-Miners back at work
-Northwest terrorists lust for blood of fresh victims
-Legion runs amuck in Los Angeles
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The New Solidarity (December 20, 1919)
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The December 20, 1919 (Vol. 2, No. ?, Whole No. 59) issue of The New Solidarity, a newspaper produced out of Chicago by the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) from 1918-1920.
Contents include:
-I.W.W. sweeping South Wales
-Judge forbids I.W.W. to exist
-Kansas trial near climax
-Lewis betrays coal miners
-Soviets certain soon to prevail in Germany
-Detroit labor roused to defend free speech
-Change of venue from Centralia
-Editorials: The I.W.W. and the Iron Heel; Christmas; A.F. of L or non-union
-No hope of mercy for Mooney
-Students must pledge hostility to I.W.W.
-Twelve union negroes sentenced to gallows
-Henry Tonn seized on syndicalism charge
-A plan to get funds
-How shall we fight?
-Steel strike seems broken in Pueblo
-Class struggle is waxing hot in Spain
-Norwegian workers rally to I.W.W. cause
-Argentine seamen organize industrially
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Finished uploading 10 issues
Finished uploading 10 issues I tracked down. There were a lot more issues produced, I assume at least 70-100.