The Daily Worker dated November 14, 1925

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THE The DAILY WORKER Raises the Standard for a Workers’ and Farmers’ Government Vol. Il. No. 261// 6 ? 4 o We - Subscription

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Page Two AGREEMENT ON ITALIAN DEBT THE DAILY? WORKER NLANDLORDS WHO CHARGE HiGH RENTS |PURCELL GIVEN FOR DISEASE-LADEN...

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} Ny ARBITRATION, THE FOE OF THE ~ ANTHRACITE STRIKERS, APPLIED TO LABOR BUT NOT TO CAPITAL The following article upon the

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Organization Meetings a THE DAILY WORKER CELEBRATE 8TH YEAR AT GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Good Meeting in Spite of Many Obstacles

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—_———————LKLKLKL PASSAIC MILL WORKERS HOLD MEETING FRIDAY Organizing a United Front Against Cut (Special to The Dally Worker)

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” * Page Six THE DAILY WORKER THE DAILY WORKER Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO. 1113 W. Washington Blvd.,...

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omy | ee LS | BLt we “The idez becomes power when it pene-” trates the masses.” Karl Marx. SPECIAL MAGAZINE SUPPLEMENT THE

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‘ By TOM BELL. This is the fifth instalment of a serics of articles dealing with the question of World Trade Union Unity....

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Z Profits HEN the small panic occurred in Wall Street the other day, few workers realized that the goings-on there had an...

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By MORD WILGUS. PART II. Profits in the Railroad Industry. N order to arrive at the actual rate of profit and the total...

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HE following resolution on the question of imperialism was one of the resolutions passed at the Am- erican Negro Labor...

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£ ~ oe # Some Impressions From the Donetz Basin By G. ALLISON. T the present time the coal indus- try is faced with an...

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‘a The Movement for World Trade Union Unity (Continued from page 2.) pendent of all political parties? to preserve their...

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By WM. F. KRUSE HE federal trade commission has spent many months of testimony- taking to find out whether there is such a