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Shoppers who frequent junk shops are often referred to as "junkers", "pickers", "bargain hunters", "rummagers", etc.
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By January 1922 they announced that they had abandoned their complex industrial organizing plan and became an educational society, the Rummagers League. The name was taken from the preamble of their constitution "We rummage the field of history and science so as to develop the keenest intellect possible." They proposed to establish a "Rummagers Institute" in Chicago and establish study circles "in every locality for the purpose of extending knowledge of the worlds material and historical development." Oneal, James American communism : a critical analysis of its origins, development and programs New York City: Rand Book Store, 1927 pp.
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The Rummagers League was the final name of a small communist group that existed in the United States from 1919 to 1920. The organization was founded in Terre Haute, Indiana in November 1919 as the Industrial Communists. While endorsing the Third International, its programme was unorthodox for communists groups of the period. It did not mention soviets, dictatorship of the proletariat or violent insurrection.
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1920 and March 1921. Earlier he had described it as "a small monthly of four pages". Despite Goldwaters note that the periodical was unnumbered, Oneal mentions that one issue was numbered seven, and that the eleventh number of the periodical became The Rummager (January 1922) and announced the formation of the Rummagers League. Goldwater cites only one issue of The Rummager located, also January 1922.
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