The Daily Worker dated January 24, 1925

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AS WE SEE.IT By T. 4 O'FLAHEATY. ‘HE good impression created in the minds’ of the British fraternal delegates to the Russian

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ores. Page Two CHICAGO LENIN MENIORIAL MEET HUGE SUCCESS Big Auditorium Holds Throng of Workers The world Communist move-...

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wet ti UNSEAT DAN W. STEVENS FROM MPLS. ASSEMBLY Reaction Wins After a Bitter Fight (Special to The Daily Worker)...

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es) Page Four ‘ TH SENATOR LADD FOR UNDERWOOD SHOALS SCHEME North Dakota “Radical” Had Talk with Cal (By The Federated Press)

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oa ee CAN MAKE NO NEW TWO AND A HALE INTERNATIONAL Tranmael and Hoeglund Lose Ledebour (Special to the Dally Worker) Attempts

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Page Six THE DAILY WORKER. ennslasacarublaghaa® 4 Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING €O. 1118 W. Washington Bivd.,...

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| : ! ‘the devastation caused by capitalism " reason that the 1910 census was tak _ ity,” while the 1920 survey was taken _

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Bolshevism or Trotskyism? (Continued from last Saturday.) it. Was There a Right Wing in the Bol- shevist Party? We must give

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ARTICLE VIL An Interview With Lenin. ENIN took great interest in Am- erica. For this reason he often invited to his cabinet

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When the News Reached Siberia By AMY SCHECHTER. SPECIAL meeting in the People’s House. The big log hall is fillec with men

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(RRR rere ae meet errr emrenee rarert nn Sm ne Shop Nucleus Reorganization HE following communication on shop nucleus...

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The Truth About Soviet Russia By A. A. PURCELL, Head of the Fraternal British Trade Union Delegation to Investigate...

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Bolshevism or Trotskyism? (Cabitsinelh aia from page 2) According to his view, the party must become a combination of various

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Child Labor--A Modern Pestilence saries of life required by the average| mothers at fourteen in these districts ere...