The Daily Worker dated December 6, 1924

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| Mol. Il. No. 221. » Mauseating hypocrisy so typical of the | The DAILY WORKER Raises the Standard for a Workers’ and Farm-

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passe § sake , the part of the miners, we freed our: ' the miners of District 14 must assert Page Two ARE FOR HOWAT, MINERS

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Saturday, December 6, 1924 CROWE SILENT ON MURDER OF DEAN O'BANION Nolle Prosses Cases Against Gangsters State’s Attorney...

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_ over the low wages offered for the hard labor de- Page Four ‘THE DAILY WORKER THE DAILY WORKER. Published by the DAILY...

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- At-the head of the English goverm - to slander us..But a few months passed oS ¢ power when it pene- trates the masses.”...

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Position and Prospects of Soviet: Industry (A speech by P. Bogdanov, chairman U. S. S. R. Supreme Economic Council, delivered

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The Discussion on Party Tasks VARIOUS FORMS OF THE UNITED FRONT By EARL R. BROWDER, have no slogans of “For a Farmer-La- vor

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Pee RT NUE ARR. a Le aR MIR TS NS aR REE a “discussion in which and facts. (Contined ‘from page 3) wide masses, swinging...

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‘telman in, his article:. ——_____ SUFFERING FROM ELECTION SHOCK! By J. POWELL P ROM numerous articles and state- ments,...

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|Lore and the Comintern FIRST ARTICLE. The Moscow Decision—Accusations Against Comrade Lore—The Serrati Case—Serrati and Paul

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LIFE ON A NIPPON ISLAND. ocean, there rises an island covered with lavish green foliage surrounded by untiring ocean waves.

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ee eT Ebi le Ne a painting cages nee a eee NG RE oe (Continued from Page 1.) in our waters, if we would not pay indemnity for