Acknowledgments. (1911)

From the March 1911 issue of the Socialist Standard

RECEIVED —

“Western Clarion” (Vancouver, B.C.).

“Weekly People” (New York).

"New York Call" (New York).

“Gaelic American” (New York).

“Western Wage-Earner" (Vancouver, B.C.).

“Civil Service Socialist” (London).

"The New World" (West Ham).

“Freedom” (London).

Acknowledgements. (1914)

From the July 1914 issue of the Socialist Standard

RECEIVED —

“Weekly People” (New York).

“Gaelic American” (New York).

“British Columbia Federationist” (Vancouver).

“Civil Service Socialist” (London).

“Freedom” (London).

“Cotton’s Weekly” (Canada).

“Appeal to Reason” (Kansas).

“International News Letter” (Berlin).

“The Western Clarion” (Vancouver).

“The Socialist” (Melbourne).

“Industrial Union News” (Detroit).

Acknowledgements. (1915)

From the November 1915 issue of the Socialist Standard

Blogger's Note:

I don't usually make a point of posting the journals received column from the Standard but it's occasionally worthwhile to do so to correct the mistaken impression that the SPGB was isolated from the wider political left - especially the global left - during these early decades but also to show that even by as late as November 1915 there was an air of 'business as usual' in the columns of the Standard, despite the world being in the midst of war.

Of the journals listed above, a few have their partial archives over at the Marxist Internet Archive. Follow the links:

• "Appeal to Reason." (Kansas)
• "Washington Socialist." (Washington)
• "Weekly People." (New York)

[Publications] Received. (1906)

From the March 1906 issue of the Socialist Standard

La Vanguardia, Buenos Aires. The Gaelic American, New York. Weekly People, New York. Labor St Louis, Mo. The Hikari (The Light), Tokyo.

Publications Received. (1908)

From the May 1908 issue of the Socialist Standard

“The Basis of Trades Unionism." by Émile Pouget. (Freedom Office). “The Unemployed Problem,” by (G. N. Barnes. (I.L.P.) “The Weekly People" (New York). “The Socialist Weekly" (Japan). "Labor" (St. Louis). "Industrial Union Bulletin” (Chicago). “The Russian Worker.” “Gaelic American." “The Keel" (Tyneside). “Freedom."