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12/17/202512/17/2025 Revolution's Newsstand

‘Ohio Socialist Party Makes History’ from Ohio Socialist. No. 76. July 9, 1919.

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‘Thirteen Socialists on Trial at Cincinnati’ from Ohio Socialist. No. 73. June 18, 1919.

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‘The War is Over’ by Eugene V. Debs from Ohio Socialist. No. 45. December 4, 1918.

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‘The Mooney Case and the Class Struggle’ from Ohio Socialist. No. 20. August 21, 1918.

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‘The Cook County Jail’ by Charles Ashleigh from The Ohio Socialist. No. 25. July 17, 1918.

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‘Deportation’ by Scott Nearing from Ohio Socialist. No. 66. April 30, 1919.

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‘Present Party Officialdom Overwhelmingly Repudiated by National Referendum’ from The Ohio Socialist. No. 73. June 18, 1919.

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‘Report of the State Secretary to the 1919 State Convention of the Socialist Party of Ohio’ by Alfred and Hortense Wagenknecht from The Ohio Socialist. No. 75. July 2, 1919.

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‘Franz Mehring’ by John Brahtin from Ohio Socialist. Nos. 61 & 62. March 26 & April 2, 1919.

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‘The End of War’ by C.E. Ruthenberg from The Ohio Socialist. No. 55. February, 12, 1919.

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‘Cleveland Socialists Pack Hall to Welcome Returning Prisoners’ from Ohio Socialist. No. 47. December 18, 1918.

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‘The Common Laborer’ by Eugene V. Debs from The Ohio Socialist. No. 43. November 20, 1918.

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‘Stories of May Day in Ohio’ from Ohio Socialist. No. 69. May 21, 1919.

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‘The Three Parties’ from Ohio Socialist. No. 90. October 22, 1919.

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‘Toledo Crowd Compels Release of Socialist Speakers’ from Ohio Socialist. No. 62. April 2, 1919.

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‘The Coming Struggle’ by Mary E. Marcy from The Ohio Socialist. No. 49. January 1, 1919.

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‘Cleveland’s Socialist Sunday School’ by Frank Wilt from the Ohio Socialist. No. 13. January 10, 1918.

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‘Platform and Program of the Communist Labor Party of America’ from The Ohio Socialist. No. 85. September 17, 1919.

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‘Goodbye America’ by Ivan Ivanovitch from The Ohio Socialist. No. 90. October 22, 1919.

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‘Kurt Eisner, President of the Bavarian Socialist Republic’ by S. Zimand from The Ohio Socialist. No. 49. January 1, 1919.

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‘Socialists in Military Prisons Worse Treated of All Objectors’ from The Ohio Socialist. No. 94. November 19, 1919.

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‘Report of Journey with Debs to Moundsville Penitentiary’ by Alfred Wagenknecht from The Ohio Socialist. No. 68. May 14, 1919.

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‘Cleveland Workers Honor Liebknecht’ from The Ohio Socialist. No. 56. February 19, 1919.

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Ohio Socialist Party Locals Mapped, 1917.

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The Ohio Socialist. No. 55. February 12, 1919.

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The Ohio Socialist. No. 72. June 11, 1919.

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The Founding of the Communist Labor Party: Delegates, Elected Officers, Platform and Program Adopted September 5, 1919.

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The Ohio Socialist. No. 76. July 9, 1919.

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The Ohio Socialist. No. 27. July 31, 1918.

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The Ohio Socialist. No. 56. February 19, 1919.

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‘Eugene V. Debs’ Speech at West Side Turn Hall, Cleveland’ from The Ohio Socialist. No. 60. March 19, 1919.

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The Ohio Socialist. No. 64. April 16, 1919.

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