The New Justice. Vol. 1 No. 9. June 15, 1919.

Contents: Editorials, The Revolution by Fanny Bixby Spencer, Oscar Wilde – The Quest of the Beautiful by Paul Jordan Smith, Making History at Winnipeg by Clarence Meily, The Truth About Russia by JH Ryckman, Criminal Syndicalism? by Henry H Roser, John Hanson First President of the US, Books, Justice for the IWW.

The New Justice was a twice-monthly journal published by the Friends of the Russian Revolution out of Los Angeles and edited by Roswell Brownson and Clarence Melly. Inspired by the Russian Revolution, New Justice was one of many communist journals that were produced by the Socialist Party’s Left Wing and the IWW. New Justice lasted less than a year before folding. Its pages, with arts and art, reflected the cosmopolitan, English-speaking revolutionary left personified at the time by The Masses. A victim of the Palmer Raids, it shut production in January, 1920.

PDF of full issue: https://www.marxists.org/history/usa/pubs/new-justice/v1n09-jun-15-1919-justice.pdf