"Osaka Heimin Shimbun" - Osaka Heimin Shimbun

...However, due to the conflict between the direct action faction led by Kotoku and the parliamentary policy faction led by Katayama Sen, Nishikawa, and Tazoe Tetsuji, and the banning of the Japan Socialist Party, the magazine ceased publication just three months later on April 14, 1907 (issue no. 75). After that, the movement led by Kotoku was succeeded by the Osaka Commoner Newspaper (later renamed the Japanese Commoner Newspaper) edited by Morichika Unpei in June of the same year, but it ceased publication in May 1908 (issue no. 23). In addition, Osugi Sakae and Arahata launched the monthly Commoner Newspaper on October 15, 1914, but faced harsh repression with the sale of every issue being banned, and it ceased publication with the 6th issue in March of the following year. ...

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…しかし，幸徳ら直接行動派と，片山潜，西川，田添鉄二ら議会政策派の対立や日本社会党が禁止されたことから，わずか3ヵ月後の07年4月14日(第75号)をもって廃刊となった。その後，幸徳らの流れは同年6月から森近運平編集の《大阪平民新聞》(後《日本平民新聞》と改題)に受け継がれたが，08年5月(第23号)をもって廃刊。また，大杉栄と荒畑は14年10月15日に月刊《平民新聞》を発行したが，毎号発売禁止という過酷な弾圧にあい翌15年3月の第6号で廃刊した。…

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