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The Daily Worker April 15, 1930 Page 1

| | N a “The Police are Good Natinred * aily 22 Worker FINAL CITY EDITION Published daily except Sunday by The Company 24...

The Daily Worker April 28, 1930 Page 1

H j 1 Ee - WORKERS! _ Off the Lousy Breadlines! FORWARD TO THE MASS POLITICAL STRIKE AND DEMONSTRATION ! ALL OUT MAY DAY! s

The Daily Worker October 24, 1930 Page 1

N. Y. State Communist Ticket: For Governor:—WILLIAM Z. FOSTER For Lt. Governor:—J. LOUIS ENGDAHL For Att’y. General:—RICHARD

The Daily Worker November 20, 1930 Page 1

COLLECT SIGNATURES FOR JOBLESS INSURANCE! SPEED THE CAMPAIGN! Take Out a List and Sign Up Everybody Who Thinks the Job« less

The Daily Worker January 2, 1931 Page 1

/ aa IONE Speed the Signature Collection Campaign for the Unemploy::<2t Insurance Bill. Unemployment Insurance Must Be Won

The Daily Worker September 13, 1930 Page 1

~4 a When Judge (as it were) Macready let his pay- mcnts lapse and refused to remit the last in- stallment on the market...

The Daily Worker July 31, 1931 Page 1

ego Viele ‘(Section of the Communist International) WORKERS OF THE WORLD, ITE! = Vol. VIII, No. 183 Entered as second-class

The Daily Worker November 10, 1932 Page 1

| Wm. Z. Foster Issues Statement on Results of U.S. Election William Z. Foster, Communist candidate for president, last night

The Daily Worker November 30, 1928 Page 1

To Organize the For the 40-Hour Weck For a Labor ) ' ‘THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS For a Workers-Farmers Government norganized...

The Daily Worker March 14, 1929 Page 1

_ THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS For a Workers-Farmers Government To Organize the Unorganized For the 40-Hour Week For a Labor Party

The Daily Worker November 18, 1929 Page 1

le is Se -_— THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS For a Workers-Farmers Government To Organize the Unorganized Against Imperialist War For

The Daily Worker March 14, 1930 Page 1

‘DELEG/. TES OF UNEMPLOYED Militant Unions Call All To Organize And Fight For Jobless Demands And Freedom Of Their Elected

The Daily Worker October 31, 1928 Page 1

eo THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS For a Workers-Farmers Government To Organize the Unorganized For the 40-Hour Week For a Labor...

The Daily Worker February 1, 1930 Page 1

\ Business Man's Murder of Katovis! Grand Jury Approves the They Hope to ‘Scare Masses of Unemployed He to Organize and the.

The Daily Worker November 12, 1928 Page 1

« | THE DAILY WORKER For a-Labor Part For a Workers-Farmers Government | To Organize the Unorganized For the 40-Hour Week...

The Daily Worker March 4, 1929 Page 1

| ( t For a Labor pa ‘ THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS For a Workers-Farmers Government To Organize the Unorganized For the 40-Hour

The Daily Worker January 7, 1930 Page 1

’ Unemployment Grows at a Tremendous Rate. The Capitalists Say that the Present Over- supply of Labor Is Good. “It Makes...

The Daily Worker March 21, 1930 Page 1

Yesterday the Pope Fanned the Religious Flame as Part of the Imperialist War Preparations Against the Soviet Union. While the

The Daily Worker August 27, 1930 Page 1

WM. GREEN BACK — a BOSS ATTACKS ON “JOBLESS DAY” SEPT. 1 aily, Worker Ce ntral the-Communist Party U.S.A. (Section of the...

The Daily Worker December 20, 1930 Page 1

+ DAILY WORKER TAG DAY VOLUNTEERS REPORT TO STATIONS TODAY, TOMORROW, SEE PAGE FIVE Speed the Signature Collection Campaign

The Daily Worker February 13, 1931 Page 1

The Unemployed Councils Are the Fighting Organizations for Immediate Relief and Unem- ployment Invurance for the Unemployed

The Daily Worker April 7, 1931 Page 1

< Dail A Worker Central. Communist Party U.S.A (Section of the Communist Fate aeienats AT te The @cx-£&D GPirarist WORLD isbe

The Daily Worker December 1, 1930 Page 1

Speed the Signature Collection Campaign for the Unemployment Insurance Bill. Unemployment Insurance Must Be Won Now! Dail...

The Daily Worker June 22, 1931 Page 1

sequen By ROBERT MINOR Deeds Will Save “Daily”!— Minor. Can we carry on the campaign to free the Scottsboro boys successfully

The Daily Worker October 6, 1931 Page 1

FOUR MINES ON STRIKE IN NORTHERN WEST @ STR RR (Section of the Co IN ~Communist Party ’ 4 ee mmunist International) orker...

The Daily Worker September 3, 1930 Page 1

Carry the Struggle for the Unemploy- ment Insurance Bill Into the Election Campaign. The A. F. of L. and “so- cialist”...

The Daily Worker March 1, 1930 Page 1

ALL OVER Boston jobless on the ma Thousands of unemployed in Bo' ton marched to the state ho: When the governor heard of the:

The Daily Worker December 31, 1930 Page 1

Speed thie Signature Collection Campaign lor the Unemployment Insurance Bill. Unemployment Insurance Mest Be Won Now! Dail

The Daily Worker June 12, 1931 Page 1

\" TOW CAN ANY ONE RE 3 ; ee ih tam >) )TONGRY IN THY GREAT, 5 starvine( ( SORTER OF ~y— SURG THAT £ HAVE Peenrry, ‘TION OF

The Daily Worker July 26, 1932 Page 1

ne | | { rE VOTE COMMUNIST FOR VOTE COMMUNIST FOR EB Long aperaaRmaa ete oe 4. Equal rights for the Negroes and self-determim

The Daily Worker March 24, 1930 Page 1

| Doheny tried to steal millions in government oil lands. The court says he had no “evil intent”; Derwood Nunamacker, a...

The Daily Worker March 3, 1930 Page 1

sa y system is constantly exerted to build up the illusion which Matthew March 6, the Day of the World Unem- ployment...

The Daily Worker January 30, 1930 Page 1

The Old Adage Says That “Kind Words Butter No Parsnips,” Nor Do Hoover’s Lies About “More Jobs” Fill One Empty Stomach. Worke

The Daily Worker August 22, 1930 Page 1

The Manufacturers’ Association, aided by Green and Woll, are opening a broad campaign in an effort to prevent the workers...

The Daily Worker September 21, 1934 Page 1

| | blow at the strike. Murde: “arbitration” trap. The textile strike is now at a decisive point. The strike is now powerful

The Daily Worker February 14, 1931 Page 1

i Vor Vol. VIII, No. 40 ETT ror ma The Unemployed Councils Are the Fighting Organizations for Immediate Relief and Unem-...

The Daily Worker June 2, 1930 Page 1

| | P The Fight to Organize the Southern Workers That Began in Gastonia, Where on June 7, 1929, the Work- ers Defended...

The Daily Worker June 17, 1930 Page 1

Workers of New York and Vicinity! Open the 7th National Convention of the Communist Party with a giant dem- onstration at...

The Daily Worker July 14, 1930 Page 1

—— Thousands More Are Laid Off in Shops and Factories for “Vacations.” Don’t Be Fooled; These Vacations Will Be Permanent For

The Daily Worker January 1, 1934 Page 1

on Page 3 of i , Noo 1> See Text of Speech by MAXIM LITVINOFF ; This Issue Watered ae second-class matter at the Post Office

The Daily Worker June 23, 1932 Page 1

<r AC VOTE COMMUNIST FOR @ VOTE COMMUNIST FOR 1. Unemployment and Social Insurance at the ex- { 4. Equal rights for the...

The Daily Worker April 28, 1931 Page 1

' i { WoRKERS / C&LL ON YouR STATE CAPITALS awe Bees N\ ISOBARIC Sp SS pe Yad) stiteshew Vol. VIII, No. 102 pail Entered ax

The Daily Worker March 5, 1930 Page 1

EE PAT SE ROI 8 TN I / a Negro, White Workers, Off the Breadlines! and Factories! the Unemployed March Tomorrow,’ March 6,

The Daily Worker March 10, 1930 Page 1

ae) “Cowards!” Shrieks Whalen, from Behind a Regi- ment of Armed Cops, and Proceeds to Spread Weird Yarns About How His Dicks

The Daily Worker August 21, 1928 Page 1

y THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS + TO O®OANIZE THE UNORGANIZED ©O® THE 40-HOUR WEEK \ LABOR PARTY FOF | +. ERS’ AND FARMERS’ 4%....

The Daily Worker December 18, 1929 Page 1

14 it st h Ss, y ve , i a n ar ig he 6 RUN | 62 Miners Killed a Mile Underground at McAlester Cry Out to All Labor to Win the

The Daily Worker February 21, 1930 Page 1

The Young Workers Especially Suffer as a Result of Unemployment and Capitalist Ra- Join Your Adult Brothers in the Fight for

The Daily Worker May 8, 1930 Page 1

Bum ALL NEEDLE WORKERS CALLED TO COO PER ee Senta ea) 300 TO BUILD TH Kpteres us sce any, Ine, Vol. VI., No. 365 plished...

The Daily Worker December 10, 1930 Page 1

Working Class Women only a few Speed the Signature Collection Campaign. for the Unemployment Insurance Bill. Unemployment...

The Daily Worker January 29, 1931 Page 1

Carry on the Drive for Signa- tures. Intensify It. However, Remember That All Signa- tures Must Be in Hands of the National