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G.O.P. SPREADS LIE ABOUT LA FOLLETTE COOLIDGE MANAGERS TRY TO OBSCURE THE FACTS OF HUGE FARM DEFLATION DURING YEARS OF REPUBLICAN RULE Chairman Butler and Hit Associates in Coolidge-Dawe* Drive...
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LABOR GOVERNMENT HAS LONG LIST OF TRIUMPHS UNIONS PLEDGE LA FOLLETTE FUNDS $70,000 U Subscribed by Workers at New York Meeting. Twelve hundred trad* unionist*, delegate! from unions totaling...
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WEST VIRGINIA ORGANIZES FOR LA FOLLETTE ¦jutfautiaatic Convention It Held While Davit It Befag Notified By Demo«raU. _ fAIRMONT. W. Va.—While the ajlfhborinf city of Clarkeburg...
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THE NEED FOR SOCIAL CONTROL OF INDUSTRY Extreme Poverty anfj Wealth Existing Side by Side Indicates the Necessity of the Community Taking a Hand in Regulating the Division of Wealth...
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LA FOLLETTE, DAVIS, FOSTER OR COOLIDGE? Adam Coaldigger Gives the Reasons for His Preferences in the Matter of Presidential Candidates. By ADAM COALDIGGER Keep cool. You won't notice...
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THE SOCIALIST MOVEMENT AT HOME AND ABROAD Through the States NATIONAL Resolution* on the death of Comrade Otto Branstetter continue to pour into the National Office. Typical of scores is...
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FOUR OF A KIND An Appeal to Those Who ''Beliert in Socialism" but Do Not Join tha Socialist Party. By OTTO BRANSTETTER ("Pour af a KmtT te pawtaAay th* a***t effective orgtnixmtxon leaflet...
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The Socialist Movement //. How the World Became Capitalist By WILLIAM M. FEIGENBAUM THE story of how ths civilised world broke through the narrow boundaries that kept its peoples confined;...
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THE NEW LEADER BAND-WAGON t;L j J, w«o •** friendliness that we wouldn't iwap for anything in the P:*aai*j "WiM y«» Wn111/ »«nd •*»•»! eopits of Th* New Leader of the 116 for apecial use here....
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The Development of Music in Russia Despite Physical Want and Isolation, New Composers Are Working Steadily. SO little news—of artistic development at l*a*t—ha* com* oat of Russia—la recent...
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An "Anarchist" of the Nineties A Review by James On eal ALTGELD OF ILLINOIS. By Weido R. Browne. New Yerk: B. W. Heebeeh, Inc. 83.IS. The first half of the last deeade of the nineteenth...
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THE Chatter-Box *4*1*»uE**x^eE Last tufkt I dreamed that U FeMemhM won, ^* j And Whselsr, Thomas, Waldman, Soiesaatv 1 Oneal and Wiley. Billy Feigenbaum, r Gus Ciaeetens, London, Panken,...
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1920s
1924
Vol. 001 Issue 029 (August 2 1924)
G. O. P. SPREADS LIE ABOUT LA FOLLETTE
