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 Vol. 001 Issue 034 (September 6 1924)
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Vol. 001 Issue 035 (September 13 1924)
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Vol. 001 Issue 036 (September 20 1924)
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Vol. 001 Issue 037 (September 27 1924)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 COOLIDGE ATTACKED LABOR FOR A "CONSIDERATION"
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Levinson, Edward
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COOLIDGE ATTACKED LABOR FOR A "CONSIDERATION" President Signed Name to Articles He Did Not Write Delineator Series Were Written by That Magazine—Republican Correspondent Say* Coolidge...
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TEN MILLION WOMEN FOR LA FOLLETTE
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TEN MILLION W0MEN FOR LA FOLLETTE Trade* Union League Head Pr.dictt Victory for Ttlird Party Ticket. .WASHINGTON. D. C—Ten million women will vote for La Folletie and Wheeler next...
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THE NEW LEADER BAND-WAGON
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THE NEW LEADER BAND-WAGON Tktat art great days far The) New Loader. Comradaa come froaa abroad with the newt that cur paper ia known and ret pec tad and edatvaod la every section of the world...
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JOHN W. DAVIS, GENTLEMAN, OR "SOLD DOWN THE RIVER"
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John W. Davis, Gentleman, or "Sold Down the River" Democratic Candidate for President A$ Fine a Gentleman As Ever Accepted a Retainer from J. P. Morgan and Company —Alwavs Sweetly...
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DESTROYING POLITICAL BRIDGES
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Cohen, Joseph E.
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DESTROYING POLITICAL BRIDGES Labor Making Clean Sweep ojf Break With the Two Old Parties of Wall Street. Bv JOSEPH E. COHEN When the American Federation of Labor came out with ita sturdy...
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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 It it • great pleasure to report that the Socialists are honestly and loyally busy in hearty cooperation with La Follette...
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FOR YOUR SCRAP BOOK
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FOR YOUR SCRAP BOOK Under this heading Tht New Leader will reprint eeeerpt* from* books, ancient or modern, that our readers should bo glad to keep for future reference. Readers are invited to...
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THE SOCIALIST MOVEMENT
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Feigenbaum, William M.
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The Socialist Movement VII The Cry for Justice _By WILLIAM M. FEIGENBAUM_ The cry of the masse* for justice for a better day, for an end of the bitter conditions of. slavery, is aa old as...
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THE RECORD OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY
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Oneal, James
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THE RECORD OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY Worker** Party Tried to Force Thmr Support on La Folletto, But Ho Wouldn't Have Them. By JAMES ONEAL i A bumber of requests have come K Tho New Loader in the...
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WHERE THE TIRED BUSINESS MAN FIRST GOT TIRED
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Where the Tired Business Man First Got Tired It leet m aur yeare that fOfl hav* boea talking about tha famoui T. 1. at. for wheat th* girly-girl; •bow* *r* put on and ia whoa* lntereil the...
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DOES LABOR NEED A PARTY?
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F., W. M.
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DOES LABOR NEED \ PARTY? Bp W, M. F. The working people have no particular business to want a Labor party ef their own, says that well known leader of proletarian thought, Calvin Coolidge,...
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THE CHATTER-BOX
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THE Chatter-Box NtaiiaxJaama 4 totntly halo k*Uo a lokly light Ate at** the tplfndor a/ a etngle ,to*; And we have learned to hold no kwty sight aWfwrv*0 tiwtjffc evArtf) 0(M&tSt fattlM}tSf...
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