The Daily Worker Newspaper, January 18, 1924, Page 1

THE DAILY WORKER RAISES THE STANDARD FOR A WORKERS’ AND FARMERS’ GOVERNMENT VOL. I. No. 316, ose me Workers! Farmers! Demand: The Labor Party . zp Amalgamation . ; Organization of Unorganized \ The Land for the Users ; The Industries for the Workers Entered -as Second-class matter September 21, 1923, at the Post Office at, Chicago, Illinois, under the Act of March 8, 1879. Here Calee aikte pis pine FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1924 <> en ree tinct hen oe BARE HIRAM JOHNSON’S California Senator Backer of “Bill” Burns, Jury Fixer POINCARE IS BRITAIN EYES, THREATENING | An Enemy of Labor TO QUIT JOB a | Hiram Johnson, candidate for the Republican nomination A for president of the United States, is here’tonight to tell the people of Chicago what his policies are and what he intends to French Workers Should Worry if He Goes o.0 FEES | do, should he succeed in being elected. British Industrialists The situation facing the workers and farmers of America, (Special to The Daily Worker) PARIS.—The present French gov- Wait Developments the very people who have it in their power to make and unmake Politicians and statesmen, was never so serious as it is at this ernment will not remain in office un. moment. Millions of workers are facing unemployment and less the deputies vote the increase millions of farmers are being reduced to bankruptcy. of 20 per cent in taxes demanded by its program, premier Poincare de- Published Daily except Sunday by THE DAILY WORKER . PUBLISHING CO., 1640 N. Halsted St., Chicago, Illinois, Price 3 Cents. A HOPELESS JOB “No Confidence” LONDON. —Labor’s move to The Daily Worker asks you, Senator Johnson, what have mai a ee areinrer, for rpc nits Pr you to offer as a solution of the problem that confronts the The cabinet approved measures in- P. M. today. millions of industrial workers? What have you to say about eluding repression of fiscal frauds, Fepression of speculation in the franc, increase of all taxes 20 per cent and authorization of a govern- ment degree which will result in budget economies of a billion francs, A bill to decree suspension of im- ports not required for national needs will also be introduced, But Premier Poincare fought a winning battle for his new fiscal pro- Sram to save the franc. Twice the chamber gave Poincare votes which amounted to expressions of confidence, the last time voting 360 to 215 to adjourn interpellations. Previously the deputies voted 394 to 180 not to discuss immediately the subject of pensions, “EST RIPHT AF FOSTER TO TAL IN NEWARK, N, J, J. R. Clynes, Laborite M. P., the open shop campaigns, government by injunction, the laws moved an amendment to a mo- % ; | tion approving the King’s speech | for the persecution of the foreign-born workers, unemployment Ke caeaaghe called the “attention |/ and the other vital issues that meet the workers of this country of your 's present advisers || face to face? have not the confidence of this * * * hs a i HERE ARE THE BIG PROBLEMS (Special to The Daily Worker) i i ‘ou to say what is your solu- LONDON.—Supported by the As- The Daily Worker would like y jo say y : quith wing of the Liberal party and] tion of the problems of the farmers of this country who are with the assurance of the political K hailed as a progressive correspondent of the Westminister facing mass bankruptcy. hen — cess ie - 1 Gazette that the federation of British | from coast to coast. With burning words you scorched the male- industries—the British Chamber cf | i +4 mon people” under Commerce—will assist if no effort is| factors of great wealth for keeping the “common peop ' made to establish “class rule” the|their iron heel. With bitter invective you have flayed the inter- British Labor Party is about to as- . broil this count sume what power the English parlia-| Rational bankers who have attempted to embroi ad mentary system gives the reigning| in the imperialist ventures of Europe. DO 3: ba s What heave vou to say. Senator Johnson, about the im- poss Perini igh aay Aca Pita perialign of the United States in Cuba, South America and the ment will be a purely formal, pro-| Philippines? What have you to say about the brutality of the ceeding, altho it will probably last} U, S, marines in Haiti? Where is your righteous wrath against until the hour on next Monday for the money power of America, which is now weaving a net of! ie tee Sine aie hee ee | gol around the liberties of the working masses of South made an appeal to Winston Churchill| America? oe Dardanelles debacle fame to lead * x * * — a the opposition against the Labor Defence Council and Party. It is not believed by political | YOU HAVE NO SOLUTION! wiseacres that Churchill is in the| Th . h lution for the 5 e Daily Worker knows that you have no soluti t Cc. L. U. Cooperate ’ tet ae ethan ag rare problems that confront the American workers and working William Z. Foster will speak in Inflating the French Currency Doesn’t Help It. Hshed by the Daily Mail today con- farmers. You are a capitalist, Mr. Johnson, and your progres- Newark, N. J., in February, he an- taining a plea for action by Churchill sive camouflage is only for the purpose of deceiving the public. Bote he oom, bis, return to. Chicago. po r refers to the situation as one oot Pe- | Your angry gestures and shouts of defiance at high finance and pos a pg Rg cr gee the MILK PRODUCERS Re, rts on Russian LOSE PAPERS IN fe cee Seeman or Wall Street will not fool those who have followed your crooked eects there by ihe police The o General opinion, however, is to the | trail in politics. The Daily Worker wili show the workers and street meeting. was cain after the T0 REORGANIZE Recognition shed oe eae pemelde farmers of America that you are a political false alarm and like police had refused a permit for a for Senat P A ' ribald thor Parts 22” the rest of the capitalist errand boys you are out to serve your: at ; e ob lication of the Labor P. 4 P ‘ P meeting in a private hall. ¥ . j Hai cis h<? ba the eietial peed Lec masters; the men who put up the cash to place you in the White Th ting in Februa ill b . arranged by” the alee Defense T H E | R FORCES (By The Federated Press.) HEARING HALTED Pero await developments fol-| House so that you can better serve them. Council with the help of the Civil Li- fae owing the organization of a labor ‘ : berties Union. ? f WASHINGTON.—William Boyce ministry and that so far as the land. The workers and working farmers of America know that Foster said that the police dodged Thompson, Raymond Robbins, Gen- owning and business elements are | their enemies are the bankers and the capitalists. While you, ’ mas. a l Graves, Major Slaughter and i i b the issue of his right to s; bp i concerned the Labor Part: ro-| Mr. Senator, have posed as the friend of labor you have been breaking up the eak by Plan to Extend Union Major Faymonville as well as Ex- ‘ bation. ago i Bag ihe wrald-p otek 4 f pS f gz up meeting. ond that “ Governor Goodrich are the authors unt in aste Baskets Z - the consistent supporter of the railroad interests and of all the ay oe eting in February will be made to Outside States of confidential reports favorable Much consolation is derivevd by! tools of the railroad interests. If you are a friend of labor andj | d f ee * these t s Pdiagahs to Russia, which the Senate has | for Missing Evidence ae sateiot the es humanity why did you not raise a voice in behalf of Tom test. “We will welcome a chance to test ‘i P 4 . A Foster's right to speak in Newark,” Frank T. Fowler, official spokes- asked the State Department to fur- the parliamentary leaders of the| Mooney and Warren Billings, two victims of the railroad inter- said rite Harry F. Ward, _chair- ef lars ates de hoa Hah to: Barah‘e’ committee. NEW ¥OR ce Fee) party. ests of California, the very interests that sent you to the Gov- man of the Civil Liberties Union. | Worker: dasiared that the producers Rea pn the B ‘fice mines before| | There is more than a little hove ernor’s mansion in your native state and to the White House in - * & are going to make a big drwe to yf dd vi Kl e Board of Officers, investigating | also that this very moderation on the 3 Pres Fight False Arrest ining, tees onte farmer within the ~R@Lanapolis AM charges of “holding * beliefs favor-|nart of leaders like MeDomdla weg Washington? One word from you and Mooney and Billings NEW YORK.—Bishop Paul Jones, | territory ny ich supplies milk to . ‘ able to enemies of the United’ States| Henderson will alienate the Clyde| would be turned loose from the bastile in which they are wast- J. Kaplan and William b. Foster will Chicago into their organization, — Halts Big Meet ing Ea pat agsinet ee Enon eet ete be ad bess ae ing the best years of their lives for a crime you know weil they enter. suit Jor false arrest against one Say did not get_eversthing of Anti-C. didate} °°: 4!svea unexpectedly, ty and drive the parliamentary lead. |@%@ Rot guilty of. You know they are there because they are Coase 2a) awa i tae an. they, Coe prkertea ae oe andidate Bed cause ss that delay is fhe loss| ers more and more to the orthodox | labor organizers and your first duty is to your capitalist masters. ‘ 5 feat, ; — of stenographic notes of the first | liberal ition. Lo gla egg 8 vanes ane dete eae Ge ae INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.—Police re-|day’s hearings. The nitantage eis ; Navetiolne there is a feeling of 2 ng ba bs ‘hee AoDinteinig an’ att A thet hisdhorg the farmers’ union they could | °TVes Were called to, preserve or-| were in possesion of the corporal | tension throut Great Britain because “ ” Rata is 2h ‘the pri sak Pi Mee Chee aéal. with ‘hein individeall ‘on; {et at a mass meeting at Tomlinson} who acted as reporter for the Board| of the new channels for which the THE PAL OF “BILL BURNS ark last week. They had applied for | the distributors’ own terme v So ihens oe wiie ee ana whe Ke Be W. O. L. during course ne empire is beine charted. The Daily Worker knows your record, Mr. Johnson. When a ‘it hol i The sent agreement rut for! “ ; va ie ent holidays, ~ Lahor rule is a fact that the hulk of * A hall bat i ord ead Bi oe spotioas ae Borris On March 10, it will announcing his candidacy for the| All available waste-baskets in the| ancient ruling classes of Britain has Harry M. Daugherty, head of the Department of Justice, issued : Democratic nomination for governor| Arm building have bee hed v4 . his famous injunction which broke the shopmen’s strike and ba the aes en a the ioe pot Rhee Mhoahag ecg Rea rig songs Sk iepepogere or ges ah in vain is thought that nthe: Feo i Veer Ai thises Policy. smashed the shopmen’s unions, the House appointed a sub-com- a me ee A; rhesel ie leased ae polenta A ra , a en auditorium and greeted Durgan with be recalled, Paragraph of the king’s speech, de-! constitution. The stool-pigeon William J. Burns was put on the lan, which nil Handled Wal. | least a decent living in Tetum, for Misses when he came on the plat- Hibben has received assuran-” “hat | foreign, ‘eat ertain’s relations with | stand, It was proved that this man Burns was a jury fixer and resid Nelle, will, test” the steht of| the lohievhoure, and “the energy they | £0"m to send his hat sailing into] «y_ entire tlossier of carves will pi eee THON Yt Ae cetael of perjury, that he hired men to commit acts of these or any other men to speak in| put into their labors, genet was tnable to speak: ad-| 2 placed at his disposition. ‘The OP ehee eae Galsdlions with Russia | Violence in order to have an excuse to get union men into jail. Newark, iasitelad inane aoa ditional policemen appeared after 364 will probably be reopened Jan. friendly?” he asked. “Moreover, our| It was proved that this man Burns used the power of the Fed- Wait on Henry Ford. ROME. — American Ambassador | minutes and the klan sympathizers Senator James W. Wadsworth, | most disappeared. Our prestige all, the demonstration had lasted several influence in foreign affairs has al- ben — illegally take sides in labor disputes and WASHINGTON.—Henry Ford with-| Richard "Washburn Child andcunecl chairman of the Senate Military Af-| abroad has declined boc {hrow the forces of the government on the side of the railroad in a day or two will make a definite | today that he is definitely retiring) Y°? ordered to leave the fairs committee, has received protests spirit propelled ene post-war policy.” |imterests. And at that investigation, Mr. Johnson, you, the fake statement on whether or not he will|in ‘accordance with arrangements against the War Department's acti Ww ki \ i o} . repeat his offer for Muscle Shoals, | made with President Coolidge, Child) _ WASHINGTON. — Senator Norris] against Hibben Naha od Ra avaslene Yer pep fle or tong Pailnead betoen® out boldly and brazenly on ‘the side of the Cary Atay Coens, House Mill-| will sail for New York from Cher-| of Nebraska has re-introduced his including fersor Gene States Dis-|tinued. “When we trent Germany no | prread barons and you expressed your confidence in Mr. Jury- tary Affairs Committee today. bourg Jan, 26, bill offered in the last Congress, |triet, Attorney Francis Fisher Kane worse than she treated France in| Fixer Burns and boasted that you were one of those who recom- ig British Railroad Strik Feta Cn" teat” Qa adn, |Tv cnn ngs mended him to Deaghersy forts reset poche Big ritish Railroa trike owned and rin by the nation, for| wander, Georwe | Washington Po tmagely te cot See. ALOE You have straddled issues when the capitalists did not need . the purpose of location, building, ac- Ex-Adjutant, Willard Straight Post, | dowvtal your vote very badly, but whenever they had their backs to th Is Now Set for Sunday Night Gutring and o eng necinyeaes Shine Ameeisaa Legion; J. M. Dudish, Unlt, for the eapoup oo tae domination.” | wall you came to the front and valiantly fought for cheat: “tes PRESS TRAD : 01 . : LONDON.—J. Bromley, secretary of the union locomotive engineers, | of persons and goods, Amnatieg, fo ara LONDO: puree boar tddide Weve pos. gr to preserve the Progressive camouflage as much as announced today that a national rail strike gineors and firemen had entireties, pk Tn A to put a a government in power possible because the growing revolt among the masses requires been called for Sunday night. ° : Work Daily for “The Daily!” For Recognition of Soviet Russia! (Continued on page 2.) 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