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Vol. 003 Issue 074 (April 2 1927)
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Vol. 003 Issue 075 (April 9 1927)
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Vol. 003 Issue 076 (April 16 1927)
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Vol. 003 Issue 077 (April 23 1927)
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Vol. 003 Issue 078 (April 30 1927)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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HANDS OFF CHINA!', 'DOWN WITH FASCISM!' MAY DAY SLOGANS
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'Hands Off China!, 'Dawn With Fascism! May Day Slogans TO THE workers of all countries: At a time of momentous historic happenings, bat full of heavy anxieties and ominous dangers, the...
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HELEN KELLER ENDORSES RADIO AS DEBS MEMORIAL
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Helen Keller Endorses Radio as Debs Memorial THE campaign to raise I3M.M* to erect a high-powered radio station as a manorial to Bag so ¦ V. Debs continues to attract the support of...
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TRADE UNIONS CALL ON ECONOMIC CONFERENCE TO WEIGH SHORTCOMINGS OF CAPITALISM
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Trade Unions Call on Economic Conference To Weigh Shortcomings of Capitalism jajsa; Pay MsnrFssto of tho Internal!, lufl r Federation of Trade Unlene) MOIOUDE8: ' I Insmiillj end emiamiilii...
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UNITED BAKERS PRESENT NEW DEMANDS
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Stanley, Louis S.
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UNITED BAKERS PRESENT NEW DEMANDS Strike May Go Into Crate May 1 Unless Employers Make Concessions By Louis S. Stanley Wjt yHETHER or not a atrfke ocm/u/ enrs among the Jewish bakW ¥...
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A PAGE OF EXCLUSIVE FEATURES
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A PAGE OF EXCLUSIVE FEATURES The A.P. Alibis IItself '¦mgm-j HEN nswspeper editors aoa publishers wha gyV ..u..:Juully are aa acaptical and hard boiled * aa any profeaaional mn of the land cot...
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JEWELRY UNION HAS INJUNCTION VOIDED
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JEWELRY UNION HAS INJUNCTION VOIDED Judge Ford Refuses to Renew Temporary Order Secured by Employers SUPREME COURT Justice Ford, New Tork County, tu refused to max* ptrmiMiit a....
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THE SOCIALIST PARTY AT WORK
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THE SOCIALIST PARTY AT WORK New England Massachusetts anai State Conrenttoa of tho SocialsjjertT took place Sunday. April 14, gj'ess well attended. A strong reeoggaa was paaaed condemning...
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RAILWAY CLERKS GET OVERTIME AGREEMENT
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RAILWAY CLERKS GET OVERTIME AGREEMENT and-e-half salary schedule for overtime for railway darks and" si|s iss Company has bean signed try ispr—ntaUTos of tho Brotlterhood, of...
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ONWARD, TO LABOR'S TRIUMPH
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Spielman, Joseph
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On ward, To Labor's Triumnt By Joseph Spiclman Secrday Drema's Urles, Leed 22, wh^ swy ef protest, of top* end •B wUTOlwl for*wsgas ej.rfJfl.Mfl Har » Soisjs^ aettcu. .to tas'ther bettiss....
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THE DECLINE OF COMMUNISM AND ITS LESSON FOR LABOR
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Shiplacoff, A. I.
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The Decline of Communism And Its Lesson for Labor By A. I. Shiplacoff Manager International Pockelbook Worker*' Union ~HE natural thing haa occurred Tha rope which the mlaleaden aad misled of...
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THE VISION INSPIRED BY MAY DAY
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Kohn, William
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The Vision Inspired By May Day By William Kohn BeSSS* 0f tht Uphohtmri /nfcr• national Union R_Jf AT DAT. «trnlflo»nt of tnternai Brl tional labor solidarity, haa a '*Jf* particularly...
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THE EAST AND THE WEST
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PANKEN, JUDGE JACOB
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:-: The East and The West :-: Some Thoughts For May Day ¦ .fm* - • • By Judge Jacob Panken MAY DATI The flrat of May. It ia the beginning ef » new year for the laboring men of the world....
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THE TIDE IS TURNING
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Henry, William H.
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«:¦« The Tide Is Tffifl^^ Recruits and Veterans Turn To Socialism By William H, Henry National Secretary mf the Socialist • ^ PoTt" ff^Ha Socialist Party of the United I State* Is smkmg...
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MAY DAY-TIME TO TAKE STOCK
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May Day-Time To Task Stock By Edmond Gottesman gttttarg Neck*** Maker* Union MTE, as well as people In other ¦W lande, observe not a few naff tional and religious holidaya l_...
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THE PRICE OF VICTORY
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Laidler, Harry W.
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The Price of Victory "Do the Undranntic Now in Order That We May Do the Spectacnlar Things Later On" ^^J^l-^^Lattto^ to behssf Vsf a eew-order. - Leber Jn Oreo* aVrteta. be ¦¦wtsnss, esotd,...
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