The Daily Worker dated November 7, 1925

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The DAILY WORKER Raises the Standard for a Workers’ and Farmers’ Government Vol. Il. No. 255. Subscription Rates: Outside...

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' Page Two THE DAILY WORKER PSYCHOLOGICAL SUICIDE TO BE KLAN DEFENSE Teeth Marks Were an Attitude of Mind (Special to The...

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a4 LAME DUCK, LOBBYIST FOR MILLIONAIRES Mondell Adviser to Cal Coolidge By LAURENCE TODD, (Federated Press Staff...

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ge Four {ISH WORKERS HAVE NO JOBS “AND NO HOMES Strikes Increase Under So-called “Free State” (Special to The Daily Worker)

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1 d Organization Meetings BOSTON RAISES $250 AT FIRST RESCUE PARTY (Special to The Daily Worker) BOSTON, Mass., Nov. 5.—The

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] 3t Th wie wi Is Page Six THE DAILY WORKER ———————— Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO. 418 W. Washington Bivd.,

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2 emcee | | Vv ~ Greetings to the Ninth Year THE DAILY Entered as second-class matter September 21, 1923, at the Post Office

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Page Two WO treaties, Brest-Litovsk and Lo- carno, depict the advance of the proletarian revolution the past eight years. The

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fee seems ——— | | (Special Eighth Soviet Anniversary Edition) By J. LOUIS ENGDAHL. the threshold of the ninth year of the...

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mx -tGraad 2 1905 Loe Four THE DAILY.,WORKER By EARL R. BROWDER. 5 tepa the world is interested in what ig going on in Soviet

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(Special Eighth Soviet: Ann ne Speech Delivered by Gregory Zinoylev tn Leningrad. F I were asked, what is the most important

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— oman} Pe a er Page ee (WO hostile armies are mas against each other on the inter tional political front. On-the one side

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ease A hs eer “The idea becomes power when It pene- trates the masses.” —Karl Marx. THE REVOLT IN SYRIA P from the sakes of

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Editer’s Note—-While this article by Bucharin on the questiom of world trade union unity was written be- fore Gompers’ death,

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ili. “today, the United States, is vitally in- The Chinese Customs Conference ®¥ =< 1. Dobe PART Ii. THE FRENCH STANDPOINT. E

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we HE ‘present work is devoted to a consideration of the ultimate desti- niés of England, a subject that may be of interest

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f , Wages and Profits in the Railroad Industry i 1} ane aly? MORD WI WILGUS. \PART iby RAILROAD: WAGES | ile thé’ opinion of

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Oi Sper SRNR ST Organization Meetings Resolutions Social Affairs Workers (Communist) Party | Shop Nuclei Help Save The Daily

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Organization Meetings The New HE organizational department has received a number of questions from various sections of the

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The Grentabt tales ieee N the eve of the third month of the anthracite coal strike, or “sus- pension Of mining” as the strike