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RAD159
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| ID |
RAD159 |
|---|---|
| Title |
The Clarion, Election Supplement |
| Other pages |
There are 4 pages in this publication. |
| Medium |
printed paper |
| Item Type |
newspaper |
| Item Description |
The Clarion was a weekly Socialist paper which ran between 1891 and 1931, covering the whole of Britain. The first page of this Election Supplement is specific to the forthcoming Aberdeen By-Election held in 1907. The paper is backing the Socialist candidate, Fred Bramley, who was to come third in the By-Election. The Aberdeen page includes an Open Letter from Joseph F Duncan, who had worked for the Scottish Farm Servants Union, the dockers union, and was to become President of Aberdeen Trades' Council. The rest of the paper has a strong Socialist message. |
| Editor |
Robert Blatchford (Nunquam) |
| Publisher |
The Clarion office, 44 Worship Street, London, E.C. |
| Time Period |
1900s |
| Associated Dates Creation |
1907 |
| Associated Dates Publication |
1907 |
| Location | |
| Collection Name |
The Clarion |
| Copyright |
