The Daily Worker dated February 21, 1925

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— | | | ‘ Insure the DAILY WORKER To the Last Spike! Before March 5 Vol. II. No. 35. GEN AS WE SEE By T. J. O'FLAHERT N...

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MN 2 Page Two GENERAL STRIKE THREATENS SCAB LAUNDRY BOSSES Union Head Loses Eye After Attack by Boss (Special to The Dally

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TEXTILE LORDS NOW CUT PAY IN WOOL MILLS Workers Held Down by Reactionary Leaders (Continued from page 1) a strike quick as

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“y a i C.E.C. Report to HE special convention of the -Russian section of the Workers (Communist) Party’ of America ‘held last

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DETROIT WOMEN WORKERS HOLD DEFENSE BAZAAR Elaborate “Program for March 8 DETROIT, Mich., Feb. 19.— Those who are really fond

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Page Six THE DAILY WORKER Fated THE DAILY WORKER. | Aaa eet anllialeataa ali eh coe aaeealinatadas Published by the DAILY:

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“The idea becomes power when it pene- trates the masses.” —Karl Marx. SPECIAL MAGAZINE SUPPLEMENT THE DAILY WORKER. February

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The Problem of Bolshevisation By MAX BEDACHT. N his article on the coming session of the enlarged executive commit- tee of

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. ENT a ee THE I. W. W. REFERENDUM HE Red International Affiliation Committee, appointed by the Ex- ecutive Bureau of the Red

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Letters From Soviet Russia How Klintzy Women Textile Workers Live. i one of the newspapers I came across an extract from a

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— Views of Our Readers on Many Subjects | In the Midst of the K. K. K. Being a migratory worker, hunting my daily...

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A Communist Defense - S a member of the trade union movement I know that its most sacred principle is the inalienable rights

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IN A GROCERY STORE T was an insignificant occurence. Mrs, Jim Duquesne went into the store to buy some groceries. She was...

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- Social- Democracy (Cunitnand: coc page 1) leaders. When these gentlemen en- tered the strike committee, it was not their