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Hellraisers Journal – Tuesday November 21, 1911
“Capitalism Is a Superstition” by Ryan Walker
From The Coming Nation of November 18, 1911:
Tag: Political Cartoons
Hellraisers Journal: From The Coming Nation: Capitalism Scared of Insurgent’s Bark, Cartoon by Ryan Walker
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Hellraisers Journal – Sunday September 24, 1911
Capitalism Fears Insurgent’s Bark by Ryan Walker
From The Coming Nation of September 23, 1911:
Hellraisers Journal: The Coming Nation: Art Young on Wealth Produced by Working Women and Children vs Wages Paid
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Hellraisers Journal – Tuesday June 13, 1911
Art Young on Hours and Wages of Working Women and Children
From The Coming Nation of June 10, 1911:
Hellraisers Journal: From The New York Call: Photographs of Twenty Victims of the Triangle Fire, 16 Women, 4 Men
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Hellraisers Journal – Friday March 31, 1911
New York, New York – Some of the Young Victims of Triangle Fire
From The New York Call of March 28, 1911:
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Hellraisers Journal: Cartoonist Tad Dorgan and Boardman Robinson Probe Responsibility for Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
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Hellraisers Journal – Wednesday March 29, 1911
Tad Dorgan and Boardman Robinson Probe Triangle Fire
From the New York Evening Journal of March 28, 1911
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Hellraisers Journal: “Trouble” with Miners: They Want the Earth, Cartoon by Clive Weed for New York Liberator
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Hellraisers Journal – Monday January 5, 1920
Trouble with the Miners? They Want the Earth, Cartoon by Clive Weed
From The Liberator of January 1920:
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Hellraisers Journal: The Adventures of Henry Dubb: Goes In for Preparedness & Marches in Parade
There are no limits to which
powers of privilege will not go
to keep the workers in slavery.
-Mother Jones
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Hellraisers Journal – Sunday June 11, 1916
From The Northwest Worker: Now Offering Walker’s Henry Dubb
The Northwest Worker of Everett, Washington, despite experiencing some financial difficulties, now offers the Adventures of Henry Dubb by Ryan Walker. The May 18th edition of the paper explained:
We could save money today by getting out a smaller paper (the size it used to be), and we could cut out the cartoon service, but that is not our method of doing business. We are getting the Ryan Walker cartoon service, commencing with next week. You will all appreciate this and in return all we ask of you is to renew your sub. when you are notified that it has expired. The Northwest Worker is in the field to STAY. You will receive the full 52 issues for your dollar. So again we ask you to renew if your sub. has expired.
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