Hellraisers Journal – Wednesday October 4, 1911
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From the International Socialist Review of October 1911:
Tag: Mary Marcy
Hellraisers Journal: Big Bill Haywood Released on Bond from Leavenworth, Leaves for Chicago with Francis Miller
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Hellraisers Journal – Thursday July 31, 1919
Leavenworth, Kansas – Haywood and Miller Released on Bond
From The Leavenworth Times of July 29, 1919:
HAYWOOD WILL GO ON SPEAKING
TOUR OF THE U. S.
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Says That I. W. W.’s Want Him to
Address Them in Many Places.
—–NEVER WAS DISLOYAL, HE SAYS.
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Is Opposed to War, but Wanted America to Win
-Has No Personal Complaint to Make
About Prison Treatment.
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William D. Haywood, I. W. W. leader, was released from the Federal penitentiary shortly after 10 o’clock yesterday morning. He did not get out Sunday as expected, because the letter containing his approved bond did not reach the prison until yesterday morning. Haywood was already for departure and he went out within half an hour after the bond was received.
The bond for $15,000 for the release of Haywood was signed by Otto C. Cristienson [Christensen], William Bross Lloyd and Mary C. Marcy. They are all said to live in Chicago, although the palace of residence of the signers was not given. There has been considerable trouble about getting a bond for Haywood that Judge Landis of the Federal court in Chicago would approve, and it can be taken for granted that this is a guilt edge one.
A bond came in on the same mail for the release of Francis C. Miller, another I. W. W. leader serving a ten year term. It was for $10,000 and was signed by Otto C. Christienson, Margaret Schipman, Albert De Silvers and John Metzen. The bond for the release of Ralph Chaplin did not come in and he was unable to go out with Haywood and Miller.
Hellraisers Journal: “Women as Sex Vendors” by Mary Marcy & R. B. Tobias: “If you can stand the truth, read it.”
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Hellraisers Journal – Sunday November 17, 1918
New Book: Women as Sex Vendors by Mary Marcy and R. B. Tobias
From The New Appeal of November 9, 1918:
“If you can stand the truth, read it.”
Women as Sex Vendors is authored by Mrs. Mary Edna Tobias Macy and her brother, Roscoe Burdette Tobias.
Hellraisers Journal: From the Appeal to Reason: Socialist Playing Cards for Socialist Family Fun
Every socialist family can have
no end of fun with these cards.
-Charles H. Kerr
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Hellraisers Journal, Wednesday June 24, 1908
From the Appeal to Reason: Socialist Playing Cards
Hellraisers Journal: From The Ohio Socialist: “Prison Song” and a “Picture with a Story…The Man Behind the Bars”
For Freedom laughs at prison bars;
Her voice re-echoes from the stars,
Proclaiming with the tempest’s breath
A cause beyond the reach of death!
-Ralph Chaplin
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Hellraisers Journal, Tuesday March 12, 1918
From the Cook County Jail: “Prison Song” by Ralph Chaplin
From The Ohio Socialist of March 10, 1918:
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Hellraisers Journal: From International Socialist Review: Ruling Class Violence & the Lawless Month of August 1917
Don’t worry, fellow-worker,
all we’re going to need from now on is guts.
-Frank Little
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Hellraisers Journal, Sunday September 9, 1917
From the International Socialist Review – Month of Lawlessness
During the month of August of this year, the Ruling Class was particularly violent in its drive to keep the Working Class under its firm control. The latest edition of the Review makes plain that there is one law for rulers of industry and another for those they rule.
Cover: International Socialist Review, September 1917:
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