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1924
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Vol. 001 Issue 029 (August 2 1924)
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Vol. 001 Issue 030 (August 9 1924)
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Vol. 001 Issue 031 (August 16 1924)
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Vol. 001 Issue 032 (August 23 1924)
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Vol. 001 Issue 033 (August 30 1924)
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••Contents••
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DAWES LAUNCHES DRIVE FOR FASCISM
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DAWES LAUNCHES DRIVE FOR FASCISM worst features of klan are O. k.'d G.O.P. Candidate Launches Drive to Transplant Black Shirt Violence to U. S. By EDWARD LEVINSON General Dawes,, ha.% given...
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P. O. COMPANY "UNION" MILK-AND-WATER THING
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P. 0. Company "Union" Milk-and-Water Thing WASHINGTON, D. C__A company "union" in the postal service it defending the president's veto of the postal wage bill. This defense is given wide...
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COOLIDGE DRESSES LIKE FARMER, FOOLS NOBODY
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COOLIDGE DRESSES LIKE FARMER, FOOLS NOBODY G. O. P. TRIES FOR FARM VOTE BY TRICK patpoilers of Farmer* Now Grab at Credit for Raise jo Wheat Price*. By LESLIE H. ALLEN Tmy used to fool the...
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AS THE WORLD'S LEADING MEN VIEW SOCIALISM
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SMALLWOOD, J. R.
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AS THE WORLD'S LEADING MEN VIEW SOCIALISM Leaders in All Walla of Life and in All Nations Join in Symposium on Movement That Is Now Remaking the Entire World—Many Interesting Viewpoints Are...
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UNEMPLOYMENT, THE CHILD OF CAPITALISM
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Kirkpatrick, George R.
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UNEMPLOYMENT, THE CHILD OF CAPITALISM There Can be No Permanent Escape From Unemployment and Its Attendant Misery Under the Present Industrial Scheme, By GEORGE R. KIRKPATR1CK Ifceia U hut...
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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 f Th« National Office announces the publication of two new leaflets, "The A. B. C. of Socialism" <our Declaration of...
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BRILLIANT BUBBLES
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Brilliant Bubbles "THE WEREWOLF," a Sophisticated Tote of Don Juan; a Continental Comody by Rudolph Lothar, at tho 49th Street Theatre. For cleverness of them* and tprightlinesa ef...
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THE ELDER OWEN
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Walker, Ryan
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The Elder Owen A Review by Ryan Walker gafJtT OWEN; A BIOGRAPHY Prank Podaaore; With f ««>• £ Jllu*ir»»i«n« and Facsimiles. E| Velumea in One. New York: flu book is a re -issue of Pod ^1 life...
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THE CHATTER-BOX
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THE Chatter-Box MORE SONNETS TO A DARK LAJ)*/ If you ekould eomo ao+U ma* kopee —niaii Liko rain to earth or smtkims to a traT / would be Under to an open *>«, . / would ho /steam to an...
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LABOR CALLED TO BATTLE BY LA FOLLETTE
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LABOR CALLED TO BATTLE BY LA FOLLETTE J^mie* of Freejdo» Control Democratic and Rtv ^)^ic«ui Parties, Senator '"3MT-. 'I By SENATOR ROBERT M. : , LA FOLLETTE appeal to Um bmb ami...
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LABOR MARSHALS ITS FORCES TO WIN JUSTICE
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Cohen, Joseph E.
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LABOR MARSHALS ITS FORCES TO WIN JUSTICE La FoUette-Wheeler Movement Will Bring American Workers a Larger Share of the Power It So Well Deserves. _• By JOSEPH E. COHEN FROM Labor Da/ to Labor...
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VOTE LABOR
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VOTE LABOR! A fool there woe, and he dug a hole,. Even em you and J; Ho olid down th* hole on a slippery pole, And worked like the diekene dipping tool. Even a* you and 7; He struggled away...
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ONWARD TO A POWERFUL PARTY OF LABOR!
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THOMAS, NORMAN
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ONWARD TO A POWERFUL PARTY OF LABOR! By NORMAN THOMAS, Socialist Party Candidate for Gorwwor of Now York j Dvoctor, I Laague for Indiestrial Democracy. o« tkla Loaoo Day ia one of...
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THE GREAT TASK FACING LABOR
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MacDonald, Marie B.
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THE GREAT TASK FACING LABOR By MARIE B. MacDONALD Organiser, Americas Labor. Parly j The American Labor Party greets Labor and itt choien spokesman and champions and hope* that tha situation...
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TOILERS OF LATIN AMERICA GREET A. F. OF L. AND THE SOCIALIST PARTY
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TOILERS OF LATIN AMERICA GREET A. F. OF L. AND THE SOCIALIST PARTY Workers of Mexico, Columbia and Nicaragua Send Labor Day Cheei to Organized Workers—Hope for Election Successes. THE Mexican...
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A MEMORABLE LABOR DAY
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Lee, Algernon
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A Memorable Labor Day By ALGERNON LE. aUktesttismul Dtsailai m—i ft¦L»¦! mM "-*-»-* aui_^ - ¦ 1 eW^SSVe^tant W^^aateeS^Svej VSrg. ^t^tSatSVSntJ taSeaeS^^Baae^esnO This Libor Day of 1MM will...
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