The Daily Worker dated January 19, 1924

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THE DAILY WORKER RAISES THE STANDARD FOR A WORKERS’ AND FARMERS’ GOVERNMENT VOL. I. No. 317. SOVIET FOE TAKES STAND ) WITH

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Page Iwo JORAH PROBE TQ Plan Conference IGHT ATTACK ON JTVIL LIBERTIES Idaho Senator to Hear! About Pittsburgh (Special to

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Veta y bey avers ar btyck Daily Wy Gavan — - 20 PER CENT CUT NON-UNION MINES IS NEW THREAT War to the Knife to Crush Union A

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ge Four iH THE DAILY WORKER ME DAILY WORKER.| blished by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO., 1640 N. Halsted St., Chicago, Il.

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_It_argued that it was impossible to “The idea becomes power when it pene- trates the masses.— Karl Marx. emcemcemcemcanc OUR

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THE OCTOBER COUNTER-REVOLUTION By F. WEBER (Note: This article is the official expression of the Central Executive The Social

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ee ee SS ee ne ete, hee a Ra = psa z PETS 25 Bs =a KARL LIEBKNECHT, AFTER FIVE YEARS BY MAX SCHACHTMAN HE celebration of...

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“A WEEK” “A WEEK”, by Iury Libedinsky, translated from the Russian by Arthur Ransome, pub- lished by B. W. Huebsch, New York

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J The Farmers and the American Revolution By JOHN PEPPER. ] T was a eharacteristic and interest- ing scene in eur Party...

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THE TAXATION TANGLE r taxation. Taxation is a tally affects every farmer, every worker, and the family of every far- mer and

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HER LOVE An old acquaintance of mine once told me the following story. When I was a student in Moscow I happened to live...

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TREASURES ON THE WORKERS’ BOOKSHELF The Deportations Delirium of Nineteen- Twenty, by Louis F. Post, Assistant Secre- tary of