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 1924
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 Vol. 001 Issue 016 (May 3 1924)
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Vol. 001 Issue 017 (May 10 1924)
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Vol. 001 Issue 018 (May 17 1924)
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 FRENCH SOCIALISTS MAY ENTER CABINET; BERGER URGES CONGRESS TO REVISE TREATY
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FRENCH SOCIALISTS MAY ENTER CABINET; BERGER URGES CONGRESS TO REVISE TREATY VERSAILLES PACT CALLED PEACE BARRIER Socialist Congressman Declares Settlement Based on Myth — Demands...
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LABOR IN SAFETY CAMPAIGN
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LABOR IN SAFETY CAMPAIGN National Conference of Workers' Health Bureau Opens Today. A nation-wide drive for "safety in industry," for the purpose of combating "Industrial diseases snd poisons...
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PLASTERERS IN NEW TRIAL
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Hockstein, Philip
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PLASTERERS IN NEW TRIAL Union's Right to be Successful is at stake in Untermyer Prosecution. By PHILIP HOCKSTEIN The right of ^»bor union* to be jucceetful ip attaining the commonly avowed...
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BRITAIN'S REVOLUTIONARY GOVERNMENT
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Hillquit, Moorris
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Britain's Revolutionary Government By MOORRIS HILLQUIT An addreie /delivered by Conrad* Hillquit in/his debate with B«r-trand Kj^ell THE ^subject of our debate is whether the Labor Government...
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THE FRENCH ELECTION
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Longuet, Jean
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The French Election By Jean Longuet (The following article, by the Itader of the French Socialist party, was written before the tlsetions which resulted in a treat triumph for the Party which...
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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 NATIONAL Call to National Convention To All the Memberi of the Socialist Party Deer Comrades: Under the authority conferred...
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THE RACE BETWEEN LABOR AND BARBARISM
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THE RACE BETWEEN LABOR AND BARBARISM An Appeal by the International Federation of Trade Unions to the 19,000,000 Organized Workers of the World to Celebrate International No-More-War Day,...
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SCIENCE AS GOD
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G., B. C.
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Science as God A Review by B. C. G. SCIENCE REMAKING THE WORLD. Edited by Otis W. Caldwell, Director of Lincoln School of Teacher* College, and o Edwin E. Sloeaon. Editor of Science Service....
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EDUCATE LOGGERS TO TAKE WAGE CUT
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EDUCATE LOGGERS TO TAKE WAGE CUT --rtjand, Ore.—The Four L Bul.iTTsoed by the toy" »t rZLft and lumbermen, if educating ffTwerkem to eccept wajpi c«ti. 11L legion it the lumber barons'...
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BRIDLING THE BRIDE
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Bridling the Bride "THE BRIDE," MYSTERY-COMEDY WITH PEGGY WOOD, AT THE 39TH STREET THEATRE Th* great mystery plays of previous aeasons touched the pinnacle of their particalar twak la the...
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HAMPDEN ON SHAKESPEARE
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Hampden on Shakespeare WALTER HAMPDEN DISCUSSES THE DRAMATIC AND LITERARY QUALITIES OF THE BARDS GREAT PLAYS •jilt ramantic and dawk drama . gained «M>ch of their former ** i.Hlv it one of the...
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THREE CONVENTIONS
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THREE CONVENTIONS AS THIS issue of The New Leader reaches its readers, three important conventions of workers are coming to a close. The Amalgamated Clothing ,Workers of America in Philadelphia,...
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Vol. 001 Issue 019 (May 24 1924)
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Vol. 001 Issue 020 (May 31 1924)
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