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 Vol. 001 Issue 042 (November 1 1924)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 VOTE FOR LA FOLLETTE
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VOTE FOR LA FOLLETTE! Coolidge Remains Silent in Face of Grave Accusations Allegation, of Venality and Corruption Go Undeniad by the Preeident. Challenges mid* daily to President Coolidge...
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POALE ZION FOR LA FOLLETTE
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Prof. Karapetoff Sums Up the Issues of the Campaign By PROF. VLADIMIR KARAPKTOFF Socialist Candidate for State En(istoer One who looks back upon the political dix'triiies and the actual...
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BIG DEMONSTRATION FOR WILLIAM KARLIN
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Big Demonstration For William Karlin A spontaneous demons tratioa sod parade of mora than 8,000 people for WlMiam Karlin, Socialist eandidata tor\ Congre** La the lath Congreasionil...
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TYRANNY OF THE COURTS IS THE SUPREME ISSUE
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Ladd, U. S. Senator Edwin F.
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TYRANNY OF THE COURTS IS THE SUPREME 155UE Bv U. S. Senator Edwin r. Ladd ot North Dakota The press quotee Charlei G Oewes, Republican Vice-preeidentiel nominee, aa aayinf In a speech...
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THE LOST KINGDOMS
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WALINSKY, OSSIP
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What Europe's Workers Have Learned By FANNIA M. COHN Vice-Preeidemt, kternationeJ Ladies' Garment Workers' Union ¦ On* of tn« cmw aims 01 omain » tatry into tan Great War was tha ' llattrvction...
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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 Twesdsy, November 4, ie Kin liea Day. The New Leader goes to press Thursday, November 6, and it is our hope that...
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"IN THIS TENT WE HAVE-"
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Cohen, Joseph E.
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"IN THIS TENT WE HAVE-" By JOSEPH E. COHEN CimHifU ax* not without their Muetitf sides, b this country we uju, to receive our medicine in a —Utobie th*p*. Since the contest Leweon the old...
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UNINTELLIGENT INTELLIGENCE TESTS
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HARRISON, HENRY
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UNINTELLIGENT INTELLIGENCE TESTS R. HENRY HARRISON With food reason do I plead that those who make out intelligent* u»li Drat be required to take each eaaminationi themselves. Soma tiaao ago...
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THE REALM OF BOOKS
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The Realm of Books Man's Conflicts Qt Review by ELISEO VIVAS 4fiE HOY IN THE BVSH. By tJ). H. Lawrence and M. L. Skinner. Hew York. Tkonuu Seltier. $2.60. Man has fought nature for so...
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ETHEL BARRYMORE'S TANQUERAY
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A Delightful Play "Cock if the Roost," a Comedy by Rida Johnson Young, at the Liberty. Foor old fetherl Hit women folk* Isad klm tuch a dreadful life! And thi* time it'* mother rather...
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INTELLIGENT DISCUSSION
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Kirkpatrick, George R.
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Pirandello's'Naked' Madam Simon* in a Metaphyseal Treat tie at For the Second week, Mme Simoit hat ekottn a stay by Pirandello, the novcliit turned dramttitt, who it ajndmg till theory of...
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FREE AND EQUAL TODAY
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A FINAL WORD The finaj Word to the Socialists and supporter? of the La follette cause is about watchers,¦ ¦ ~" ¦ WATCfltRS ARE NEEDED —many watchers. Four watchercfor every polling place in...
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Vol. 001 Issue 043 (November 8 1924)
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Vol. 001 Issue 044 (November 15 1924)
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Vol. 001 Issue 045 (November 22 1924)
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Vol. 001 Issue 046 (November 29 1924)
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