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 Vol. 001 Issue 021 (June 7 1924)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 A. F. OF L. HINTS AT THIRD PARTY
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Levinson, Edward
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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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PLEASE RETURN; WILL FORGIVE' FAMILY AND COMRADES PLEAD
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'Please Return; Will Forgive,' Family and Comrades Plead A really heart-rending appeal has been received by The New Leader which, because of its tremendously personal importance to tome of...
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PLASTERS WIN COURT FIGHT
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PLASTERERS WIN COURT FIGHT attorney General Drops QfM Against 37 Member* of Union. Union men are not conspirators kscaase they succeed in Making their serve them. Net even the court of the...
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IF MULES HAD THE BALLOT
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Debs, Eugene V.
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IF MULES HAD THE BALLOT "The better I Know Man the Founder I am of Mules," says Debs-Some — reflection* after reading Professor J. Howard Moore's "The Universal Kinship." By EUGENE V....
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PLUNDER AND PATRONAGE DOWN TO A SCIENCE
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Levinson, Edward
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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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THE SOCIALIST MOVEMENT AT HOME AND ABROAD
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THE SOCIALIST MOVEMENT AT HOME AND ABROAD Through the States NATIONAL A few days ago, Comrade T. J. Brown of Denver, Colorado, for many years the equal of the best our movement has known in...
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SHALL LABOR BE FOUND WANTING AGAIN?
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Durr, Karl
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SHALL LABOR BE FOUND WANTING AGAIN? By KARL DURR (Secretary of the Swiss Federation of Trade Unions) When in November, 1918, that most terrible of all wars drew to an end, the world stood...
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LABOR JOTTINGS FROM ABROAD
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LABOR JOTTINGS FROM ABROAD International Bureau Ha*y The members of the Bureau of the International Federation of Trade Unions were kept busy at their meeting in Amsterdam on April 17...
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THE CHALLENGE OF SOCIALISM
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Feigenbaum, William M.
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The Challenge of Socialism ///. Exploitation By william m. FE1GENBAUM 3-pjuluiu' li the cause of most of the *vils that beset mankind today, £SL by the removal of thoee avila that tha human race...
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LIFE CLIPS THEM
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O'Neill, Eugene
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Life Clips Them "ALL GOD'S CHILLUN GOT WINGS," By Eugene O'Neill, at the Provincetown Theatre i Engine O'Neill has effected in this play a truly tragic study ef two individuals, Jin Harris,...
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A SCION OF THE OLD SOUTH
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Oneal, James
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A Scion of the Old South A Review by James Oneal AUGUSTUS BALDWIN LONGSTREET. A Study of tho U. ealoataeenl of Cwltare io Ike South By Jot,. Deaald Wad*. New York: Tka Masaaillea...
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JAMES CONNOLLY
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Stephens, James
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JAMES C0NN0LL Y Poet, Patriot and Socialist By JAMES STEPHENS DESPITE bitter hardships and disappointments, Connolly's life should be 1 spoken of ss a successful one. What he set before...
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Vol. 001 Issue 022 (June 14 1924)
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Vol. 001 Issue 023 (June 21 1924)
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Vol. 001 Issue 024 (June 28 1924)
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