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C. E. Ruthenberg, Alfred Wagenknecht, and Charles Baker cartooned in the potato patch of the Canton Workhouse from a 1917 pamphlet collecting speeches from their trial. Freed from prison in December 1918, Ruthenberg dove in with both feet to the burgeoning left wing movement rocking the Socialist Party.
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Jun 17, 2023 · C.E. Ruthenberg and I.E. Ferguson were both indicted under a 1902 law implemented by the New York Legislature in the aftermath of the William McKinley assassination, charged with “Criminal Anarchy” for having been members of the National Council of the Left Wing Section of the Socialist Party, the 9 member executive board responsible for ...
Jun 18, 2019 · Completely left out of the movie was the fact that the Ohio-born C.E. (as he liked to be called) Ruthenberg was a central leader of the CPA and tirelessly worked for unity between the two parties ...
"C. E." Ruthenberg became the first Executive Secretary of the Communist Party. of America at its conception in September 1919. He was neither a Russian emigrant. nor a Soviet agent from Moscow but was born in Cleveland, July 9, 1882, of German. immigrant parents. Ruthenberg had been an American Socialist party leader of ten
RUTHENBERG, CHARLES (9 July 1882-3 Mar. 1927), prominent in the Cleveland Socialist and, later, Communist parties, was born in the CUDELL neighborhood of Cleveland to German immigrants August and Wilhelmenia (Lau) Ruthenberg. He was educated at DYKE COLLEGE, and worked as a salesman and bookkeeper for the Cleveland office of Selmer Hess ...
C. E. Ruthenberg in 1922. Charles Emil Ruthenberg (July 9, 1882 – March 1, 1927), known to his friends as C.E., was an American Marxist politician and a founder and head of the American Communist Party Quotes [edit] Bolshevism — what fear and anger the word arouses in the minds of the rulers of society!
The destinies of the Communist Party — the American Bolshevists — are intrusted to a group of extreme radicals, including C. E. Ruthenberg, Louis C. Fraina, Isaac E. Ferguson, and Karl Brodsky.
