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Hellraisers Journal – Thursday October 28, 1920
“The Eagle and the Hare” -Cartoon by Dust
From The One Big Union Monthly of October 1920:
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Tag: IWW Cartoons
Hellraisers Journal: From the Spokane Industrial Worker: the Employer, the Unemployed and the Man on the Job
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Hellraisers Journal – Monday August 8, 1910
The Employer-The Unemployed-The Man on the Job
From the Spokane Industrial Worker of August 6, 1910:
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The boss works not at all. The unemployed works not at all. The worker works 10 hours per day. The worker produces a luxurious living for the boss, an existence for the unemployed, and a bare living for himself. What’s the matter with letting the unemployed go to work, making the boss go to work, and having the worker working one-third as long? If we organize and cut the working hours the boss will have to hire the unemployed. That will reduce competition among the workers for a job and give them power to later force the boss to cease being a boss and become a worker.
Hellraisers Journal: From the Industrial Worker: The River of Wealth Diverted Past Labor’s Shack to Master’s Estate
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Hellraisers Journal – Wednesday May 11, 1910
River of Wealth Diverted Past Labor’s Shack to Master’s Estate
From the Industrial Worker of May 7, 1910:
Page 2: “What’s in a Name?” by A. E. Anderson
