The Daily Worker dated February 28, 1925

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Insure the DAILY WORKER To the Last. Spike! Before March 5 Vol. II. No. 41. AS WE SEE IT By T. J. O'FLAHERTY T, is...

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Page Two GCOOLIDGE WOULD VETO PAY BAISE FOR POSTAL MEN But the Cabinet Boost Embarrasses Him WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.—President

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SECTION OF THE TRADE GERMAN SEAMEN VISIT RUSSIAN PORT WORKERS Get Fine -Receptios in Vladivostok VLADIVOSTOK, Stberia.—-On

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Page Four <iggueas THE DAILY WORKER BOSSES TEACH CHILD SLAVES IN NEW YORK Schools and State Are Aids to Explotation (Special

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PEASANTS HELP STARVING IRISH Famine HorrorGrowing, Says London Herald (Continued from page 1) “The people,” said Mrs....

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nl Page Six THE DAILY WORKER. Publishda by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO, 1118 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago, DL (Phone:...

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“The idea becomes power when it pene- trates the masses.” -—Karl Marx. By A. G. BOSSE, HE NATION’S editorial “Ramsay...

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ODAY, I was aboard the Russian steamer, Garibaldi, which is load- ing in Hamburg for London. From London she is going back,

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Letters From Soviet Russia The Village of Chasovnia, Okhtomsk Volost, Moscow Uyezd, Moscow Gubernia. EAR Comrades: Our Soviet

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Heine ‘Protects’ the Over- powered Socialist Workers. EINE (Barrister): On January 8 the strike broke out among the dock...

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“ry” is the order of the day. A Herald of Revolution ‘HO nothing officially ean be no- ticed, business boycotts and petty...

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~ on which Thayer sat. als OR. manner in which Judge Webster Thayer sentenced him to fifteen years in prison on the charge of

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t comradeshipy ~~ Eiht pubiaiion cosy eee THE REVOLUTIONARY THEATRE. EYERHOLD is the spirit of the revolutionary drama in...

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(Continued from page 1.) to that of a bourgeois’ salary. Snow- den told the unions he had no money for widows’ pensions; the