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 Vol. 001 Issue 038 (October 4 1924)
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Vol. 001 Issue 039 (October 11 1924)
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Vol. 001 Issue 040 (October 18 1924)
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Vol. 001 Issue 041 (October 25 1924)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 BREAD TRUST TAKES TOLL FOR G. O. P.
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BREAD TRUST TAKES TOLL FOR G. O. P. SUPPORT THOMAS, LABOR URGES WARD, BREAD TRUST KING, ROUNDS UP HIS ASSOCIATES FOR COOLIDGE SLUSH FUND Nnironal Republican Committee Gets Word to Canvass t-'i...
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ACCIDENTS IN INDUSTRIES INCREASE
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ACCIDENTS IN INDUSTRIES INCREASE Government Figures Show 166 Men Died in Coal Accident* During Month of August. Accidents at coal mines in th« United States during the month of August...
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MARTIN LITTLETON'S BOMB AGAINST LA FOLLETTE A DUD
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MARTIN LITTLETON'S BOMB AGAINST LA FOLLETTE A DUD Martin W. Littleton, Ugh priced ampiiawns lawyer and 100 jw oent •patriot" has busted Ioom again jfcs great lawyer who ha* numbered among his...
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WHY DAVIS IS UNDESIRABLE
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Waldman, Louis
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WHY DAVIS IS UNDESIRABLE By LOUIS WALDMAN Socialist Candidate for Attorney General of New York State Hon. Alton B. Parker, Pres., Hon, Boykin C. Wright, Sec'y, John W. Davis, President,...
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A GREAT STATESMAN ADDRESSES THE PEOPLE
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Ananias, J. Cadwalader
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A GREAT STATESMAN ADDRESSES THE PEOPLE The Honorable Mr. Andy Gump Addresses the Voters, and It Sounds as Though Coolidge or Davis Were Spilling Their Usual Stuff. By J. CADWALADER ANANIAS A...
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THE SOCIALIST MOVEMENT AT HOME AND ABROAD
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THE SOCIALIST MOVEMENT AT HOME AND ABROAD Through the States ELECTION RETURNS lueadej, November 4, is Election Day. The New Leader fees to preas Thursday, November 6, and It ia our hope that...
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THE NEED FOR A FULL-FLEDGED LABOR PARTY
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LEWIS, ALFRED BAKER
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The Need for a Full-Fledged Labor Party By ALFRED BAKER LEWIS Tfc, ...» spot ot LnPeUette **wp*ig* » already It it TX£ of local candidate?*or ConZLmt th. SUU Legislature*, and Sf smaller...
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THE NEW LEADER BAND-WAGON
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THE NEW LEADER BAND-WAGON Wi'rt ea th* kit lap. Two mora iaaaaa—this and next week's—and we'll be in the election. The issue after that will tell the good aewa YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS A SINGLE...
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HOBO WAYS
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SHIPLEY, JOSEPH T.
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Hobo frays A Review by JOSEPH T. SHIPLEY BEGGARS OF LIFE — A HOBO AUTOBIOGRAPHY. By Jim TuUy. New York: A. A C. bout. 99. "A tramp ii merely e parasite who he* not been edmitted to society...
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WORKER'S THEATRE IN WARSAW
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Workers' Theatre in Warsaw City Providing Entertainment for the Proletariat— Polish Socialist Party and Union* Interested. THE high cost sf living sad tht high priest tor rserestisn aaj found...
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THE RETURN OF MME. SIMONE
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The Return of Mme. Simone Rostand's "L'Aiglon" Begins the French Section at Henry Miller's Theatre. Rottind't dram* of im eon ot Napoleon, condenaed into tout acts, ii th* vehicle that...
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"OIL IS NOT AN ISSUE"
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"OIL IS NOT AN ISSUE" "Oil ia not aa issue," ssys Mr. Batter, chauffeur of the G O. P. steam roller. "Oil is aet aa issue"—that insolent statement was Bung into ths teeth of the Democratic party...
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