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MANY GRAFTS FOR FA VORED FRIENDS OF WASHINGTON GOV'T Postal Deficit Made by Favors to Railroads and Express Companies — Chemical Pat-t ents Another Source of Graft—Three...
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GERMAN LABOR PREPARED FOR EARLY BALLOT Berlin.—The executive of the German .Socialist Party issued a New Y ear i. statement summing up the outlook for the German worker* and preparing them...
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MINNESOTA F.L.P. IN CONVENTION Minneapoli*.—An effective, SUte wide organisation of the FarmerLabor Party is expected to result from the State conventions to be held in this city March 12...
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The New Leader Forum CITIZENSHIP AGAIN Editor of The New Leader: I am sorry to rtote what Mrs. Harriot Stanton Blatch has to say concerning my letter on citizenship for women. Let me assure...
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JAP SOCIALISTS. ARK VICTIMS OF WHITE TERROR After the «rreat Japanese earthMake martial law was proclaimed, ostensibly for the preservation of arder and the prevention of looting, hot...
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THE SOCIALIST MOVEMENT AT HOME AND ABROAD NEWS FROM OTHER LANDS AUSTRIA Party Training School Reopened Resumption of the work of the Socialist Party training school, whose activities were...
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COMIC SUPPLEMENT Mr. Fred R. Marvin, conductor of the amusing "Searchlight" department of the New York Commercial contributes the following literary gem at his modest offering to lighten a...
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AMONG THE MAGAZINES THE CENTURY The March Century thrust* a pert face among periodicals, with sprightly stories and informative articles (but poetry disappointingly below Us usual standard)....
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AMERICAN LABOR AND POLITICS By WARREN K. BILLINGS Ever since I have been interested in th* organised labor movement and cognisant of the existence of the Socialist Party I have wondered just...
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"POTTERISM" "THE POTTERS" BY J. P. McAVOY AT THE PLYMOUTH Among the many contradictions that fashion this muddling world of ours, none, it a source of greater pleaaure than man's keen eye for...
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The Chatter-Box INVENTORY / have stored too many useless things, You say; my attic is a cheerless place With broken mechanisms, gears and springs, And shafts and pulleys trimmed by spider...
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1920s
1924
Vol. 001 Issue 007 (March 1 1924)
MANY GRAFTS FOR FAVORED FRIENDS OF WASHINGTON GOV'T
