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The Daily Worker July 21, 1931 Page 1

CS TTT TIE ET IE EIT RII — * emerson (Section of the Communist Inte v2ational ) eC dAmumiet Party U.S.A. OF THE WORKERS...

The Daily Worker October 15, 1934 Page 1

COLLECT FUNDS FROM YOUR SHOPMATES TODAY! nm r Saturday's Receipts 8 157.13 NA [ ION AL Thal te WS 17,501.65 4 4 % = Press Run

The Daily Worker December 3, 1934 Page 1

Sergei Kirov ORKING, fighting for Socialism, seeing the giamt strides of our victor- ies, one would like to live forever,”

The Daily Worker November 1, 1928 Page 1

! . } | , recently occurred. It is announced that French capi-} { Membership Meet of “Working Women Will Demonstrate Their

The Daily Worker October 10, 1928 Page 1

SERS AEE, | | | | | | | See Indust | All Workers Who Have Not Registered Yet Must Do ‘So Today to Vote for Red 1 Ticket | THE

The Daily Worker September 18, 1934 Page 1

i, The Herndon-Seottshoro appeal and defense expenses continue to increase at a rate far more rapid than the con- tributions

The Daily Worker October 4, 1928 Page 1

i i Thousands to Attend Opening of Huge Daily Worker-Freiheit Bazaa | For a Workers-Farmers } THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS To...

The Daily Worker May 18, 1931 Page 1

Ww Tate Sabbics ABe our PANHANDLING AGAI~ Four Prease Pom WoTiCe Rath (Section of Vol. VIII, No: 119 Entered as second-class

The Daily Worker October 24, 1934 Page 1

SS ae APPROACH SYMPATHETIC BUSINESSMEN, STOREKEEPERS FOR FUNDS. Yesterday's Receipts Total to Date .... ~$ 1,003.14 -...

The Daily Worker October 25, 1928 Page 1

NAVY DAY DEMONSTRATION AGAINST WALL STREET WARS SATURDAY, 2 P. M..UN UNION SQ. ‘THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS — a Workers-Farmers

The Daily Worker December 16, 1929 Page 1

| The Working Class Triumphs ALL WORKERS MUST STAND 8°? S39 MINERS, AS THE MINERS ARE GIVING THE FIRST WORKING CLASS RESPONSE

The Daily Worker October 29, 1934 Page 1

| NEGRO YOUTH | Workers! Vote Red on Election Da CALL FOR COLLECTIONS AT THE NEXT MEETING OF YOUR Saturday’s Receipts Total

The Daily Worker December 4, 1934 Page 1

12,000 Join in Paterson Vic e bn ASK YOUR SHOPMATES TO JOIN YOU IN RAISING “DATEY” FUNDS Press Run Yesterday—43,200 SAN Sama

The Daily Worker December 28, 1934 Page 1

Send Your Greetings Today to the Daily Worker for the Eleventh Anniversary ! eR ee eA OT RR TT Vol. XI, N . 310 Ee os Daily

The Daily Worker October 26, 1928 Page 1

| } t eT "PROTEST DEMONSTRATION I For the 40-Hour THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS | | For a Workers-Farmers Government To Organize

The Daily Worker April 20, 1931 Page 1

Negro Worker Lynched iP le a ReGee STATION kee ES Taw CAPITALIST PRESS. in ere : Answer Terror May 1! the Com (Sree: ti ono f

The Daily Worker October 22, 1934 Page 1

) V— sienna CULTURAL ORGANIZAT! IONS: — INCREASE ACTIVITY IN $60,000 DRIVE Yesterday’s Receipts . Total to Date Press Run...

The Daily Worker August 30, 1930 Page 1

Rally in the streets on September First! Carry forward the struggle against the bosses’ government and its hirelings for...

The Daily Worker March 13, 1934 Page 1

om —— a CIRCULATION DRIVE MEW SUBS RECEIVED YESTERDAY: el. XI, No. 62 Butered as second-class ma' New York, N. ¥., under the

The Daily Worker January 24, 1931 Page 1

= ee ye et ee Ae & GHESRATGssSAERSata sVSESS naar ehh” z SEES E REESE BE De A Worker in New York City. Collected 1,750...

The Daily Worker October 22, 1928 Page 1

E f f i chooses, will be able to declare every | beacuse sadine ter int nea For the 40-Hour THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS | For a

The Daily Worker August 6, 1929 Page 1

THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS For a Workers-Farmers Government + To Organize the Unorganized Against Imperialist War For the...

The Daily Worker September 20, 1934 Page 1

aan ed | I Only $110 wa te the Fund, bringing New York City. Vol. XI, No. 226 Herndon-Scottsboro s contributed yesterday...

The Daily Worker August 5, 1931 Page 1

| x “Vol. VIIL No. 187 LUX, a deadly contagious disease known to flourish in tropical countries where intense | hunger,...

The Daily Worker September 9, 1933 Page 1

) Beginning in Monday’s ‘Daily’: The Life of Robert Minor By Philip Sterling Dail ‘(Section of the Communist International)

The Daily Worker January 10, 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 March 22, 1930 Page 1

THE RELEASE OF HARRY EISMAN! The Elected Representatives of the Unemployed Are To Be Tried Without a Jury and Sen- tenced To

The Daily Worker January 14, 1935 Page 1

ru —————————————————eeee You Can Win a Trip to the Soviet Union By Joining the Sub- scription Contest Daily .QWorker CENTRAL

The Daily Worker October 23, 1933 Page 1

Shall the Daily Worker Live? Say “YES” by Rushing Your Contribution Today! Vol. X, No. 254 = * Dail Cntered 25 second-class

The Daily Worker February 8, 1930 Page 1

Workers Write of the Great Unemploy- ment in Their Cities in the Worker Cor- respondence Section of This Issue. See Pages 4

The Daily Worker November 22, 1934 Page 1

——————EE AT SCOTTSBORO CONFERENCES ASK SUP- PORT FOR THE DAILY WORKER Yesterday's receipts Total to date .. $565.17 40,183.27

The Daily Worker January 7, 1935 Page 1

: } t jhamas, with its passengers and Annivei | tremendously strengthening their ficers of Local 1733 of American was elected

The Daily Worker September 6, 1934 Page 1

/PICKETS IN NEW ENGLAND BANKS RECEIVED. While day-to-day expenses of the Herndon-Scottsboro appeal and defense mount, only

The Daily Worker September 12, 1934 Page 1

While day-to-day expenses of the Herndon-Seottsboro appeal and defense mount, the half-way mark toward the $15,000 needed has

The Daily Worker April 18, 1931 Page 1

CHILD STARVATION. Central Org Norker faust Party U.S.A. (Section of the Communist bs ee WORKERS OF THE WORLD, UNITE! Vol....

The Daily Worker September 12, 1930 Page 1

DN TO INTERNATIONAL YOUTH DAY DEMONSTRATION TONIGHT, 8 P.M., AT CENTRAL 0 ‘Tammany short-circuited and Owney ler) Madden...

The Daily Worker May 20, 1931 Page 1

Fighiing Organ, the im the Communist International) Workers Asked to Raise $35,000 lo Save Their Daily Worker Dail (Section

The Daily Worker July 25, 1931 Page 1

canes & | they struck it was because they actually felt that they may as well starve WORKERS! DEMONSTRATE C! AUGUST FIRST! TF

The Daily Worker August 28, 1931 Page 1

Ree, MY MAN, I'VE AAA * eo WI TTEG To Set Apouy GIVING) Beaytocp. « - THs Winer? \ (Section of the Communist Lethe ite cole )

The Daily Worker July 29, 1931 Page 1

Say Big Boy SurPose WE ) BEGIN tis Y, GWO (Section of the Communist International) a orker Party U.S.A. WORKERS OF THE WORLD,

The Daily Worker October 21, 1933 Page 1

a { i { NYGARD AND MINOR AMONG SPEAKERS AT ROCKLAND PALACE MEETING SUNDAY AT 3 O’CLOCK The Bosses Raise Food Prices; Fight

The Daily Worker June 2, 1931 Page 1

y J 3 t il- ly en ar on Important Senes, “The ‘Holy’ War Against The Soviets’ ’ Starts June 10 iy i if 2 Nea COME Mow, MY MAN

The Daily Worker February 28, 1930 Page 1

G 7 i] 0 a a A ie 5 LLM UN OL Within Two Days 50,000 Workers in Ten Cities Demonstrated That They . “ Are Mobilizing Full...

The Daily Worker April 25, 1931 Page 1

q — a! \ (Section of the Communist International) WORKERS OF THE WORLD, UNITE! at New York, N. Vol. VIII, No. 100 Entered an

The Daily Worker July 24, 1931 Page 1

OUT ON THE STREETS ON AUGUST FIRST! JOIN THE WORLD-WIDE PROTEST OF THE WQBK- -CLASS AGAINST IMPER TALIST W AR. Pie crsannedy

The Daily Worker August 17, 1931 Page 1

entucky i It is tucky field. HARLAN, Ky., Aug. 16—A third] night by the miners here. In Evarts, elief kitchen will be opened

The Daily Worker June 13, 1931 Page 1

(SECTION OF THE COMMUNIST INTERNATIONAL) Vol. VIII, No. 142 at New York, N. ¥., ander the fintered as second-class matter at

The Daily Worker July 22, 1931 Page 1

\ AN LAW y ELECTRO Wie YAE anne oe Bae -& Dail Central Ora ‘(Section of the Communist SL eaeee Norke: Rfaunict Party U.S.A.

The Daily Worker November 5, 1928 Page 1

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

The Daily Worker September 16, 1932 Page 1

% In the Day’s | News | FOUR SHOT IN GANG GUN FIGHT CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. 15—Four by- standers were shot today and fifty...