The Daily Worker dated March 19, 1924

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THE DAILY WORKER RAISES THE STANDARD FOR A WORKERS’ AND FARMERS’ GOVERNMENT IT ARRIVES a THE DAILY WORKER. Entered as...

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THE DAILY WORKER PICKETS DEFY POLICE THUGS AND WEATHER Girl Beaten and DAILY WORKER Reporter Arrested In spite of falling...

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Wednesday, March 19, 1924, THE DAILY WORKER Page Three MPEES Unie: | Agsivet Greedy Negro Landlords [Feb BY MAL Who Are...

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Pige Pour THE DAILY WORKER Oil Spawned These Creatures of Capitalism in the U. S. l, D & “ eo < ee o~ Pkg ‘ pm . % 3, . \...

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"The idea becomes power when it pene- trates the masses.” --Karl Marx. “The Teapot Special’? Supplement THE DAILY WORKER....

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Bia whole country is an uproar be- cause a group of oil barons aided and abetted by the present adminis- tration in...

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Revolutionary Significance of Teapot Dome * #7 HE Teapot ewe affair ig not an; agua scandal—it is a political factor of first

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The Four Years--1920 to 1924--Saw Oil Octogr EDITOR’S NOTE:—In _yester- day’s DAILY WORKER we pub- lished Robert Minor’s...

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exposure, to promise profits; Shaffer given by Sin- nto William negotiating se of Teapot more, in Li- Zevely, $68,- mecks...

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ALVIN COOLIDGE, © president of the United States by virtue of a broken strike and by the grace of fate which benevolently...

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a =m peewee: Coolidge’s whole pro- cedure in the oil scandal betrays a definite plan on his part to do ev- erything he...

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~ |Minor’s Startling Story of Oil (Continued from Page 5) Jan. 7—General John fF. Ryan charges that Charles R. Forbes, head