The Archive · 1927

A Red in the Pulpit

Exhibit 'A' of the church coun-oil's work was recorded last fall at the annual convention of the OF. of L. at Detroit. Through the social service department of the church organization Albert Coyle, editor of the locomotive engineers magazine, was invited to speak in a church pulpit, ostensibly as a representative of Inbour, "The United States war department is replete with his activities it the late war. You are well aware Coyle's work with the communists' elements that attempted to destroy the United Mine Workers of America. It was Coyle who was placed in charge of the scheduled junket of American labour leaders 10 Russia, expenses of which were be paid by the Russian government. This junket didn't materialize (Continued en page 469.)

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