News from 20/04/1918
1918; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Victor Fisher, L. Cecil Smith, Miles Rack, C. H. Betts, C. F. Boyd, Irene Fisher,
ResumoFrontmatter: The British Citizen and Empire Worker. News: "Black Slaves of Prussia", Britain, France, and Germany as Colonisers Pictures and Facts Which Point a Great Moral and Lesson, The World, Leicester's Protest No Macdonaldism: No Pacifism, The Cause of Patriotism Fund to Succour War Prisoners, Forthcoming Meetings, London Saturday, April 20th, Mr. Victor Fisher's Appeal to Patriotism No Man Must Fail in This Hour!, "I Should Like," Writes a Subscriber," to Take This Opportunity to Congratulate You on the Splendid Articles Which Appear from Time to Time in the British Citizen and Hope That the Circulation Is Increasing", The Crisis, The Women's Patriotic Crusade, A New Labour Party Striking Declaration by President of the B. W. L, Mitera's Post Bag, Alsace-Lorraine and the B. W. L. Warwickshire Miners Declare for France, Is There a Labour Party? Mr. J. A. Seddon's Confession of Faith, Mr. John Moore to Lancashire Workers Patriotism of an Old Socialist, The Provincial Branches Accrington: Pertinent Question for I. L. P. Leaders, The London Campaign, "Privileges" of A. S. E Striking Retort from the Brass Workers, An Irishman to Irishmen Germany Would Engulf the World in Materialism, The Rev. G. S. Sadler, of Letchworth, Has Informed His Congregation That He Comes Under The New Act, Central Midland Federation Excellent Reports of Effective Work, Flash-Points, The Little Minister—And the Great, Notes of the Week. Editorial: Perhaps We Shall Best Illustrate the Activities of the Glasgow Branch by the Following Brief Indication of Its Recent Efforts, British Workers' League's Campaign The President and the League Say That a New Trade Union Party Is Needed, The Humanity of "Our German Friends" The Fate of Women and Children, The Empire's Great Estate How Our Fisheries Must Be Developed. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements, Religion and the New Democracy. Display ads: Wood-Milne, Bad Cough and Wheezing, Mazda. Letter to the editor: An Issue for the Coloured Man, Pertinent Thoughts on Many Subjects Our Correspondents Discuss the Active Problems of the Hour, Our Future Relations with the Huns, Ireland, Conscription; Home Rule. Business: "We Ought to Have a Trade Union Party" Should Labour Be Manipulated by Political Adventurers and Cranks?, Why a "League of Nations' Society"? A Trade Union Secretary's Blunt Reply.
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