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 Vol. 002 Issue 036 (September 5 1925)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 THE READ TO LASTING PEACE
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Cahan, Abraham
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THE READ TO LASTING PEACE INTERNATIONAL FOR DEMOCRATIZED LEAGUE By ABRAHAM CAHAN J (Cable to Th. New Leader) MARSEILLES, Aug. 26. THE afternoon session of the International Con?ress...
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THE OUTLOOK FOR COAL
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CHASE, STUART
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THE OUTLOOK FOR COAL By STUART CHASE NOTHING bat bankruptcy for half of the coal industry and a nation-wide Labor war are the outlook as the resulta of the pr?sent'control of the coal...
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MEXICO DRAWS A NEW CODE
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Goldstein, Elizabeth
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MEXICO DRAWS A NEW CODE Far-Reaching Program of Social Legislation Will Be Presented to Parliament in September By Elizabeth Goldstein jfc'i$U5AT work for tha f uJLtera if »t praaent...
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A PAGE OF EXCLUSIVE FEATURES
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A PAGE OF EXCLUSIVE FEATURES HOW TO CURE WORLD UN RES! CLARENCE LILY PINKPUTTY Philadelphia, Pa.—fiorente Lily Pinkputly dilettante, perfume expert, ami social light son of George Pinkputty,...
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PRISONERS' FAMILIES
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O'HARE, KATE R.
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PRISONERS' FAMILIES The Convict's Suffering Is Often Less Than That of His Helpless Dependents By KATE R. O'HARE THE moat tragic victims of prison labor for private profita are the families...
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GERMANS OUT OF WORKERS PARTY
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GERMANS OUT OF WORKERS PARTY IT THE recent national convention of the Workers' party the delegates, although divided into two bitter factions, united in support of a resolution expelling...
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The Truth About EVOLUTION PLAINLY TOLD
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CURTIS, By DR. W.C.
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The Truth About EVOLUTION PLAINLY TOLD VI. Nature and Evolution By DR. W.C. CURTIS (Dr. Wintertoa C. (alila received tfc* «erra* of Ph. D. al John. Hop kiaa la IMI. Ha ha. served tkt...
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The Realm of Books
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The Realm of Books Savage and Civilized Men Further Evidence of the Mind's Inheritance of Ages Long Past A Review by AUGUST CLAESSENS SOCIAL ORIGINS AND SOCIAL CONTINUITIES. By...
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SALUTATION to the WORKERS
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Debs, Eugene V.
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SALUTATION to the WORKERS By EUGENE V. DEBS AGAIN we celebrate Labor Day! \ /t But how and to what purpose f What real significance has the day to the workers of America and the world? Does...
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LABOR'S POLITICS WHAT HAS IT BROUGHT?
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GOTTESMAN, EDMOND
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LABOR'S POLITICS WHAT HAS IT BROUGHT? Labor Day Provides an Opportunity to Take Stock of Gains and Losses By EDMOND GOTTESMAN Zrr—T Neckwear Worketi Union g IN CE 1882 American Ubor tj$ baa...
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LABOR'S PRISONERS
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Debs, Theodore
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LABOR'S PRISONERS By THEODORE DEBS IN THE celebration and general rejoicing of Labor Day let us not forget that more than a hundred working-class agitatori lie in prison because of their...
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Our Monarchist Fathers
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Oneal, James
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Our Monarchist Fathers By JAMES ONEAL WHEN the Socialists of this country refused to be the dupes of the late Mr. Woodrow Wilson in the "war for democracy" they were suppressed as...
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NEW SOUTH WALES
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NEW SOUTH WALES New Legislation Outlined A remarkable program of legialation by the hew Labor Government ef New South Wales waa outlined in the speech by the State Governor at the opening of...
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LABOR MARKING TIME
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Cohen, Joseph E.
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LABOR MARKING TIME A Period of Rest Before New Conquests By JOSEPH E. COHEN AMERICAN LABOR seems as far away as ever from the movement across the ocean. It is aa isolated as it ever was. In...
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LABOR'S OPPORTUNITY
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JOHNSTON, WILLIAM H.
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LABOR'S OPPORTUNITY A Chance To Mould the Nation Nearer To a System of Industrial Justice By WILLIAM H. JOHNSTON jL^ Jnt'l A—oc of Machinists rf?t good to have one day ||t apart to honor...
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DRAMA
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DRAMA Fine Acting In Crowded Tragedy "The Sea Woman," Raised by Blanche. Yurka to Routing Effects at the Little Theatre A melodrama may often- as "The Sea Woman" prove»—be looked upon sa a...
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THE SOCIALIST PARTY AT WORK
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THE SOCIALIST PARTY AT WORK NATIONAL Reporta fresi organisais ia eb* Held makt it perfectly eletr that unemploymtat it widespread and that it ta hindering tht work of organizer*....
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THE NEWS OF THE WEEK
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THE NEWS OF THE WEEK The anthracite miner* The Strike of are out 100 per cent end The Minera it i» now a struggle to the finish. There does not seem to have been any other course for the...
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Vol. 002 Issue 037 (September 12 1925)
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Vol. 002 Issue 038 (September 19 1925)
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Vol. 002 Issue 039 (September 26 1925)
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