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MR. COOLIDGE EXALTS PLUNDER Millions For Slaughter— Mere Dollars For Schools fTHE following comparison of the funds appropriated by 23 governments for war and education fes been issued by...
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Paterson Strikers Out; Hold Gains Victory for Workers §till Out Needed to Maintain 150 Settlements Already Made _ By Frank Manning TVJRING the seven weeks of strike the Paterson silk...
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Brookwood Will Go on WithitsWork Haste Charge* "SteamRoller" Deprived College of Hearing at New Orleans KATONAH. K. Y„—On returning to Brook wood Labor College from the fuw Orleans...
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A Trade Union Movement Without Idealism New Orleans Convention of American Federation of Labor Marks Lowest Tide of Modern Labor "Movement By Louis Stanley in VERY frank observer of the...
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A PAGE OF EXCLUSIVE FEATURES AN INVITATION TO A DINNER . —_—.-„ jftfi^ boys and girls, here's one dinner you simply fgJjBT attend. it* goto* to be a real high-hat, hotsy-totsy affair. *v...
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AMUSEMENTS The Week On Stage By Joseph T. Shipley WHICH SIDE IS JAIL? YY/'ITH Grover Burgess doing sensitive work as Red Adams, and a stirring if crude production, "Singing...
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SOCIALIST PARTY AT WORK W' National JH socialist to tbe Front! 'WTLelist in the land la called to ¦dawKTbuUd the Party organization IBLm on W s victorious suctm TTie flK« and thousands are...
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Colombia Next? Glory and Profits of United Fruit Company Threatened by Revolt of 12,000 Workers—U. S. Intervention Being Engineered •pWELVE THOUSAND workers have revolted against...
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1920s
1924
Vol. 007 Issue 050 (December 1 1928)
MR. COOLIDGE EXALTS PLUNDER
