The Daily Worker dated October 31, 1925

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The DAILY WORKER Raises the Standard for a Workers’ and Farmers’ Government BITTER-END WARFARE DECLARED BY BOSSES ON...

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) 4 Page Two teeeret GERMAN LABOR BEGINS REVOLT AGAINST DAWES Scattering Strikes Grow | in Volume | By LEN DE CAUX. |...

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4 ata if ORAM Nt se me aceon edn near < “ am ae EVEN TANMANY CANNOT STAND MAJOR BERRY Issues Statement Names Confuse (Special

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f 4 bi teat SSS 4 sees ” Page Four " — THE DAIL Wo RKER NR a f | | + A LJ . : . NEGRO LABOR — juss is comm | STRIKE CALL...

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BANKERS PAINT STORM SIGNALS A BRIGHT SHADE Debt Collection Has Double Meaning By LELAND OLDS, (Federated Press Service.) What

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* 4118 W, Washington Bivd., Chicago, mM. Page Six THE DAILY WORKER Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO. Phone Monroe

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RRR 3 ~ agencies “The idex becomes power when it pene- trates the masses.” —Karl Marx. SPECIAL MAGAZINE SUPPLEMENT THE DAILY

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The following is a stenographic re- port of the speech: made by: Richard B. Moore, delegate’ to the American Negro Labor...

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‘, errr est “the capitalist class. The A. F. By WILLIAM F, DUNNE. € first attracted my attention in particular because HE SET

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Mera se te By SYLVAN A. POLLACK . JT is interesting to compare the mayoralty platforms of the social- ist and Workers...

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EDITORIAL NOTE:—The following abridged speech of Bishop William Montgomery Brown in no way expresses the views of this paper,

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| Teaching a NEW YORK, Oct, 30,--The problen of teaching adult workers in nigh‘ school classes is a technical and or-...

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~ and to work their own way. Not even The Finnish Section of the Workers Party si party. We have felt that it is not By HENRY

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Jae Re Maa ve Meo Meetings Organization \ WASHINGTON ORGANIZES DRIVE a SEATTLE, Wash. Oct, 30.—The Seattle district...