The Daily Worker dated March 1, 1924

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oe ARBITRATION : Striking Dressmaker:. Prepare | THE DAILY WORKER RAISES THE STANDARD FOR A WORKERS’ AND ‘FARMERS’ GOVERNMENT

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* U.S, SOLDIERS DECEIVED BY FRENCH MAIDS Patriots Misunderstood Their Intentions LEAVENWORTH, Kansas, Feb. 29.—How American

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\ Saturday, March 1, 1924 WIDE DISRUPTION IN B. T. 6. WING THE DAILY WORKER CALIFORNIA SLAYS 13,000 DISEASED be] 8 Z $ aba Sa

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eration—another panacea for the troubled rival masses! Pulling the chestnuts out of the fire for Coolidge, the prince of the

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“The idea becomes power when it pene- trates the masses.” ' -—Karl Marx. Changes In "TE attempts to explain the pres- ent...

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Today’sInstallment of “A Week” | By IURY LIBEDINSKY Published by THE DAILY WORK- ER thru special arrangement with B. W....

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THE LITTLE GREY DOG. By HERMINIA ZUR MUHLEN. (Synopsis: Benjamin was a. little colored slave who had lost his father and...

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j THIS TIME IT’S REALLY TRUE » can: ness Y neighbors are a cool-headed, weil-balanced pair; she is Ger- man—a veritable...

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il THE LEADERS G INCE the rise of the British La- bor Party to power the Amer- ican liberal and labor press, as well as the

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NOTE.— Today the DAILY of the important speech by Chair- man Kamenev, of the Moscow confronting the Russian Commun- is Party,

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be IS a known fact that England had ruled and rules India not for In- dia’s benefit but for the benefit of the English....