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 1924
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1925
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 Vol. 002 Issue 006 (February 7 1925)
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Vol. 002 Issue 007 (February 14 1925)
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Vol. 002 Issue 008 (February 21 1925)
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Vol. 002 Issue 009 (February 28 1925)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 SOCIALISTS TAKE LABOR PARTY STANDARD WHEN C. P. P. A. AND LIBERALS FALTER
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SOCIALISTS TAKE LABOR PARTY STANDARD WHEN C. P. P. A. AND LIBERALS FALTER CHICAGO.—Out of the three great national progressive and Labor conventions, the Socialist Party has emerged as the...
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Hillquit Opens Convention
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Hillquit Opens Convention CHICAGO— The national conference of the Socialist Party began its first session in the Douglas Park Auditorium, Monday, at 11 a. m. Executive Secretary Bertha...
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C P. P. A. FAILS TO ACT ON NEW PARTY
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C P. P. A. FAILS TO ACT ON NEW PARTY CHICAGO.—Delegate* lo the Con. j^joji for Progressive Political Ac-' «ft. who arrived Friday night were aware of the divergent opinions «bica would bo...
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Socialists to Continue Fight
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Socialists to Continue Fight "Did you wait until the workers in 1 your industries clamored to be organized?" asked the speaker, followed by a big demonstration, "No, you did not wait. You...
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The Agricultural Collapse: For a Socialist Position
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Graham, James D.
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The Agricultural Collapse: For a Socialist Position By JAMES D. GRAHAM THE last campaign saw all parties' platforms bidding for the vote of the farmer, offering him sympathy but...
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On The International Front
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On The International Front "fferWi */ the Wtrii, DnUél Y<m Um »HA«# U lot* but $mtr tàãém end • worU I* gam," HUNGARY Party Unity Seems Preserved Wita the unity of the party seemingly...
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Labor International Leaves Door Open To Russian Unions On World Unity
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Labor International Leaves Door Open To Russian Unions On World Unity AMSTERDAM—After ail Ui« exchange* of lettora between Amsterdam end Moscow and the printing of numerous interviews in the...
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The Geneva Protocol and Disarmament
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JOUHAUX, LEON
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-:- The Geneva Protocol and Disarmament -;II By LEON JOUHAUX Vice President, International Federation of Trade Unione The Draft Protocol In the course of 1924, before the meeting of the...
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The Realm of Books
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LAMBIN, MARIE
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The Realm of Books Social Relief Down the Ages A Review by MARIE LAMBIN fQClAL WORK IN THE LIGHT Of HISTORY- B* Stuart ÀÍI frtd Qvttn Philadelphia: J. S. I t/tfptimott. I « ¦ ...
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A London First Night
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A London First Night IT may be s«id that a play ii born upon the first eight of its performance in London. There may hsre been a preliminary appearance in the provinces, or st a fitful...
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Consummate Idiocy, Dammed Foottrfiness, and Worse
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Pinkham, Henry W.
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Consummate Idiocy, Dammed Foottrfiness, and Worse By HENRY W. PINKHAM, Secretary, the Association To Abolish War WAR if the very limit of human folly, the most idiotic procedure of which...
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THE Chatter-Box
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THE Chatter-Box Te a March Wind Long be/ore our dreams you drummed tea MM ^* rfitk battering tempos and rkmmm Shrills, Flinging to God your errant fr/a*tdL«-n-M Wit* safa* /rcauy ... On...
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