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LEAVITT, HELEN
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LEBEDEV, VLADIMIR
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LEBLANC, ANDRE E.
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Lechner, Martin B.
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LEDERER, WILLIAM J.
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Leduc, A. E.
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Lehman, Senator Herbert H.
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Lenroot, Katharine F.
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LEON, LUIS AGUILAR
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Leonard, Dan
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LEONDAR, BARBARA
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LERCHE, CHARLES O.
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LERCHE, CHARLES O. Jr.
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Lerne, Abba V.
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LERNER, ABBA P.
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LERNER, DANIEL
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LERNER, MAX
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Les, William
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LESHINSKY, TANIA
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Lestschinsky, Jacob
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LETTER
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LETWIN, WILLIAM
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Leuchtenberg, William E.
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Levenson, Joseph R.
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Levenstein, Aaron
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LEVER, E.J.
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LEVERTOV, DENISE
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LEVEY, STANLEY
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LEVI, JAKOV
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LEVIANT, CURT
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Leviason, Edward
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LEVIN, H.M.
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Levin, Ruben
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LEVINE, CARL
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Levine, Herbert S.
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LEVINE, HILLEL
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LEVINE, ISAAC DON
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LEVINE, JOEL
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LEVINE, NAOMI
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Levinson, Edward
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Workers and Socialists Are Still Victims of Nazi Savagery
(June 1933)
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By Edward Levinsoti Workers and Socialists Are Still Victims of Nazi Savagery Toll of Hitlerite Atrocities Rising Higher Each WeekLabor Leaders Beaten and Murdered, Funds Stolen And Millions...
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American Socialists Stand by Their Sorely Tried Comrades
(May 1933)
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By Edward Levinson American Socialists Stand by Their Sorely Tried Comrades Matteotti Fund Reopened Here to Aid Victims of Naii Savagery—Hillquit and Thomas Head Drive to Enlist Support for...
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The Dressmakers on the March Again
(February 1932)
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The Dressmakers on the March Again 35,000 Workers to Give Battle to Greed By Edward Levinson rIE ireaau. .i ot New York arc the flrat group ot worken to cry "Halt!" to the two-years' OMlauglit on...
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N.Y. Socialist debate Issues Facing Party (City Convention Adopts Resolutions to Be Submitted to National Parley)
(January 1932)
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N. Y. Socialists Debate Issues Facing Party City Convention Adopts Resolutions to Be Submitted to National Parley By EDWARD LEVINSON THE views of the New York JL City Socialists on party...
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From a Labor Reporter's Note-book
(June 1932)
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From a Labor Reporter's Note-book , By Edward Levinson ABUNCH of boy- were whooping It up in the back now of Snyder's soft drink establishment on a corner of one of Jersey City's back-streets....
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The Socialist Party Convention Day-by-Day
(May 1932)
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The Socialist Party Convention Day-by-Day Nominations Made in Enthusiastic in Session By Edward Levinson MILWAUKEE. NO CONVENTION of a political party on the eve of power, could have...
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250 Delegates in Milwaukee Next Week For Socialist Party National Convention
(May 1932)
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250 Delegates in Milwaukee Next Week For SOcialst Party National Convention Sessions Open Saturday In Municipal AuditoriumSeveral Thousand Expected to Attend 'Gatherin—N. E. C. Meets Thursday and...
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IS CAPITALISM DOOMED?
(April 1932)
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IS CAPITALISM DOOMED? An Insider Tells Tales Out of School; "Capitalism is Destroying Itself" By EDWARD LEVINSON ITHIN the temples of capitalism voices of doubt are heard. The T* strident...
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The Future of the Labor Injunction
(April 1932)
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The Future of the Labor Injunction Aggressive Labor Policies Needed to Make Courts Keep Hands Off New Law By Edward Levinson LABOR has won — or been handed—an outstanding concession in...
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TAMMANY AND LABOR
(October 1931)
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TAMMANY AND LABOR Alliance of Fete Leaders With Democratic Machine Enriches Them, But Brings Misery to Workers By Edward Levinson Socialist Candidate for Assembly in 6th District WHEN His...
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Jimmy Walker's New Role
(November 1931)
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Jimmy Walker's New Hole Tammany Mayor Takes Spotlight in Mooney Case By Edward Levinson JIMMTK WALKER is playing a new role. Finished actor that he is, New York's playboy Mayor has assumed tha...
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Socialist Vote Rises Throughout N. Y. City; Thomas Polls 48,438
(November 1931)
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Timely Topics By Norman Thomas If*, for Soeial**TB»—Tl*e Road to Victory— _AjlJsantsm or OrfBalsallui TsanwaBj'i Gangsters—In Faginaii WEVD To CcsatawBo ana Air fftnaAUST VOTES m^noreI have...
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THE RAND SCHOOL IN ITS TWENTY-FIFTH YEAR
(April 1931)
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The Rand School in Its Twenty-Fifth Year Socialist School Has Made Oatetaadiag Coatrihatioas to Academic Freedom aad Worfcers' Edacatioa; 'lasfitKtioa Carried Oa Harlag Apathy and Reaction ^...
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CHARITY RELIEF SYSTEM BREAKS DOWN
(April 1931)
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Charity Relief System Breaks Down; Demand For Job Insurance Grows Charity Fund Exhausted in Many Cities Socialists JLead finht for Action—Force n. Y. C. to Vote $10,. 000,000 Fund By Edward...
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Outrages Against Socialists And Ukrainian Villages Continue Pilsudski in Power
(February 1931)
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Outrages Against Socialists And Ukrainian Villages Continue Pilsudski in Power Pre-Eleetion Terrorism Comes to Light — - League of Nations May Get Race Issue By Edward Levinson npHE...
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THF HOOVER POLICY D0LES F0R wealthy STARVATION FOR THE POOR
(February 1931)
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THF HOOVER POLICY D0LES F0R wealthy STARVATION FOR THE POOR President Denies Labor U !/• *S. Assistance He Gave Lavishly to Industry rjiWO EVENTS last week reveal the hopelessness of the...
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SOCIALIST ASKS INDUSTRY ON STATE PAY UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
(January 1931)
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Socialist Asks Industry On State Pay Unemployment Insurance N. Y. Socialists Approve Model Bill; Unions Dismissed Party Policy Aired in Series of Debates at Two-Day Session in Rand...
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WISC. SOCIALISTS GAIN SIX ASSEMBLY SEATS; TWO SOCIALISTS WIN SEATS IN PENNSYLVANIA; HUGE INCREASES GIVEN N. Y. C. SOCIALISTS
(November 1930)
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Wise. Socialists Gain Six Assembly Seats; Two Socialists Win Seats in Pennsylvania; Huge Increases Given N. Y. C. Socialists Milwaukee Elects 9 Assemblymen, 2 Senators, Sheriff Benson Wins by...
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WALDMAN TO POLL RECORD SOCIALIST VOTE, IS PREDICTION
(November 1930)
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Waldman to Poll Record Socialist Vote, Is Prediction Candidate Winding Up Great Fight Demands State Compensation Fund — Hits "Stagger" Plan—Reveals Roosevelt - McCooey Deal By Edward...
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WALDMAN NAMED FOR GOVERNOR; UMEMPLOYMENT HIS MAIN ISSUE
(July 1930)
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Waldman Named For Governor; Unemployment His Main Issue Nominee Pledges Strongest Fight In Party History Schenectady Convention Nominates Mrs. Roth for Lieut.-Governor—Walker Investigation...
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THE REWARDS OF RACKETEERING
(July 1930)
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THE RIWARDS OF RACKETEERING L I. D. Conference Analyzes The Ramifications Of Lega I And Illegal Plunder *By Edward Levinaon IN the list of American industries, "racketeering" now holds...
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Workers Rally For May Day
(April 1930)
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Workers Rally For May Day Huge N. Y. Demonstration In The Coliseum; Meetings To Demand Aid For Unemployed Momentous Issues Face World Labor On May Day Disarmament Still to Be Achieved;...
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WORKERS EDUCATION IS EMASCULATED
(April 1929)
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WORKERS EDUCATION IS EMASCULATED Washington Convention Ends Workers Education Bureau As Vehicle For Promotion of Labor Study Groups By Edward Levinson - jll^^egtj^hw to* executive baud l^aasA....
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CIVILIZED MURDER IN ROUMANIA
(March 1928)
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Civilized Murder In Roumania Socialist Leader Dying by Slow Torture By Edward Levinson TN THE salt mines of tbe blessed Queen Marie's Roumania there still langush peasants Imprisoned for...
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N. Y. PARTY MEETING TO DISCUSS NEW LEADER; READERS CONTINUE FLOOD OF CONTRIBUTIONS
(May 1927)
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N. Y. Party Meeting to Discuss New Leader; Readers Continue Flood of Contributions One Comrade Gives New Leader $250 To Match $250 Pledged by Another Comrad* "MV offer to eon tribute 9250 to The...
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NEW LEADER'S S. O. S. BRINGS FLOOD OF CONTRIBUTIONS FROM ITS READERS
(May 1927)
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NEW LEADER'S S. O. S. BRINGS FLOOD OF CONTRIBUTIONS FROM ITS READERS in i— GcVMra] MMtinoj Called by Socialist . Party —J^rancliai efunp In By Edward Levinson IT could happen only m the...
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CAPTURE OF SHANGHAI FORCES ISSUE BETWEEN CHINA AND IMPERIALISM
(March 1927)
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Capture of Shanghai Forces Issue Between China and Imperialism Pennsylvania Coal Operators Recruiting . Army of Mercenaries to Fight Strike Wltatmisjlu .Coal imao op+ratesya i»> tlsU otiitrict...
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THOMAS FRAME=UP REVEALED!
(April 1926)
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THOMAS FRAME=UP REVEALED Judge Who Jailed Socialist in Jersey Drew Complaint; Strike Zone Sheriff Forced Police Officer to Sign It Strike-Breaking Officials Invent 'Riot Law' Fiction Cop Who...
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NORMAN THOMAS KIDNAPPED, JAILED AS COURTS AND POLICE JOIN WITH BOSSES TO BREAK JERSEY TEXTILE MILL STRIKE
(April 1926)
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Norman Thomas Kidnapped, Jailed As Courts and Police Join With Bosses To Break Jersey Textile Mill Strike POLICE STERTER ARRAIGN SOCIALIST Test for free Speech Draws ive of GArfield and...
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AMALGAMATED BANK OPENS NEW BUILDING
(January 1926)
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A MALGAMATED BANK OPENS "NEW BULIDING" By Edward Levinson, IK the old Tiffany Building, where New York's elite of some decades ago came to purchase ha fine jewels, today come workingseen and...
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U.S. Army Flouts Congress; Prussian System Growing Up
(November 1925)
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U.S. Army Flouts Congress; Prussian System Growing Up WAR DEPT. WONT OBEY THE LAW Retrial for DisraiMed Surgeon Refused— One Instance of ft Growing Militarist Caste By Edward Levinson IF our...
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America Where Mussolini Rules
(August 1925)
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Amv 'a—Where Mussolini Rules Docum xry Proof of Blackshirt Activity Here Vacirca Jailed at Fascist Bidding (Thu it a translation of a letter in Italian, the original of whieh is in the...
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'neath old glory's sheltering folds
(June 1925)
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'neath old glory's sheltering folds By EDWARD LEVINSON CHINA has come to mean more than a place where laundrymen come from and where they hsvve a Great Wall. American bayonets on...
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FREE AND EQUAL
(April 1925)
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"FREE AND EQUAL" By EDWARD LEVINSON LOOK at me." m-j From th« recisse* of the most luxurious divan in the club, the self-made nun extended a abort fat arm beyond his protruding corpulenee...
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New Jersey Town Builds Haven For Union Baiting Maufacturers
(February 1925)
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New Jersey Town Builds Haven For Union Baiting Maufacturers Organizers of Labor Are Run Out of Town, Is the Boast of Bosses By Edward Levinson Something new out of Jersey! Viewed from its grimy...
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Rockefeller and Atterbury Industrial Heavens Fail to'Allay Desire for Real Trade Unionism
(January 1925)
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Rockefeller and Atterbury Industrial Heavens Fail to'Allay Desire for Real Trade Unionism By EDWARD LEVINSON P~"lSf the poor company union, the workers never wanted the kid, anyhow. It...
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What is Behind the Coal Strike in Pennsylvania
(January 1925)
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What is Behind the Coal Strike in Pennsylvania By EDWARD LEVINSON • •"II/E heard the United 1 W Mine Workers had Iqst 12,000 members," representatives of miners in the Schuylkill, Penn.,...
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COOLIDGE ATTACKED LABOR FOR A "CONSIDERATION"
(September 1924)
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COOLIDGE ATTACKED LABOR FOR A "CONSIDERATION" President Signed Name to Articles He Did Not Write Delineator Series Were Written by That Magazine—Republican Correspondent Say* Coolidge...
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DAVIS PUTS OVER $6,000,000 GRAB FOR TELEPHONE TRUST
(July 1924)
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DAVIS PUTS OVER S6,0O0.000 GRAB FOR TELEPHONE TRUST Candidate's 'Honest' Client Is Concealing $60,000,000 Profits Despite Huge "Reterve" Fund and Increased Earnings of $11,000,000 over 1923...
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NOW IT MAY BE TOLD
(June 1924)
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NOW IT MAY BE TOLD By EDWARD LEVINSON The guilty nation theory a* an explanation of the cause of the World War to now given up by many of our professor* of history. Before long our Congressman...
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A. F. OF L. HINTS AT THIRD PARTY
(June 1924)
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A. F. OF L. HINTS AT THIRD PARTY WOLL IN WARNING; MINN. DRAWS AWAY FROM COMMUNISTS Mahoney Says Presence of "Lefts" at St. Paul Makes Unity Impossible — New York Socialists Hold Great Rally...
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PLUNDER AND PATRONAGE DOWN TO A SCIENCE
(June 1924)
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PLUNDER AND PATRONAGE DOWN TO A SCIENCE By EDWARD LEVINSON nt D*roocr»Uc and Republican JS Bucbme* are merely Itilll JJXgjjjuuwi unchecked plundering 7** nation by big bu»in*»* and j~|r ^...
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LEVINSON, MARC
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LEVITAS, GLORIA
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LEVITAS, IRVING
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LEVITAS, MITCHEL
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LEVITHAN, JOSHUA
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LEVITIN-KRASNOV, ANATOLY
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LEVTNSON, MARC
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LEVY, ELLEN
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LEVY, FRANCIS
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Levy, Jerome
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LEVY, JUDGE MATTHEW M.
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Levy, Matthew M.
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LEWIN, NATHAN
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Lewis, Alfred Bakar
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LEWIS, ALFRED BAKER
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Lewis, Alfred Boker
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LEWIS, ANTHONY
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Lewis, Conrad Vaughn
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LEWIS, DAVID
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Lewis, John L.
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Lewis, Lena Morrow
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Lewis, Marx
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Lewis, Marz
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LEWIS, ROBERT
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LEWIS, SHIMON WINCELBERG,WALTER K.
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