Founded in 1916 by the Alaska Socialist Party, The Socialist Press in Fairbanks, Alaska, emerged as a vibrant voice for labor rights and social justice in the early 20th century. Renowned for its passionate advocacy and commitment to worker rights, the newspaper offers extensive coverage of labor movements and political developments that shaped Alaska's history. You can explore scans of The Socialist Press on OldNews.com starting 1914, featuring 148 scans in total. This treasure trove includes political commentary, community news, and features on environmental issues, all emphasizing socialist principles. Whether you are interested in learning about historical figures or uncovering events related to your family history, The Socialist Press serves as a trusted source of information and a catalyst for social change, continuing to influence public discourse in Alaska today. Search the archives on OldNews.com to discover the rich history captured in these pages.