The Daily Worker dated October 3, 1925

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The DAILY WORKER Raises the Standard for a Workers’ and Farmers’ Government NEW YORK EDITION ‘ Watered ds Sécond-class matter

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Page Two LITTLE CONCERN ~ PAID TO FRENCH |_ GAINS BY RIFFS F rench-Spanish Navy Ineffective (Special to The Daily Worker)...

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GERMAN TOILERS INRUSSIA SAY ‘MENSHEVIKS LIE Delegation A nswers Plea of Traitors (Special to The Daily Worker) MOSCOW—(By...

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Page Four RIFFIANS PLAY PUSS IN CORNER WITH AVIATORS Teach Yankee Flyers How to Fight QUEZZON, French Morccco, Oct. 1. —The

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HARRIMAN MLL ‘BUILD SOVIET MANGANESE MINE Agrees to o Export 16 Million Tons MOSCOW, (By Mail.)—According to the following

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j Page Six THE DAILY WORKER Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO. 4113 W. Washington Blyd., Chicige,/ In. 4 Phone...

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caceramemnpureesinananeae es “The idea becomes power when it pene- SATURDAY, OCT, 3, 1925, - British Imperialism in India...

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: i NT nee eee Hadsdaieianitirea ns Comintern Letter fo the Communist Party of Germany Editor’s Note.—Here is the con-...

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4 THE PREDICAMENT OF AMERICAN “INTELLECTUALS” By EARL R. BROWDER MERIGA is the land of greatest factories, greatest fortunes,

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(Con of the Government, and is should call themselves selves fully with educatio d from page 1) eir claim, that the people in

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I communicated with an architect in this country, I submit- ted to him the whole plans, and I asked him to draw up a scheme

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a eng ry —— o a — . — The Gomintern Letter to the Communist Party of Germany (Continued from page 2.) At the present juncture

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The Comintern Letter to the Communist Par the executive that all hopes of settl- ing the differences in the course of normal

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