The Daily Worker dated November 21, 1925

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The DAILY WORKER Raises the Standard for a Workers’ and Farmers’ Government Vol. II. No, 267.. Subscription Rates: THE DAILY

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ENGINEERS AND FIREMEN DEMAND WAGE INCREASES Brotherhoods Out for War-Time Pay General chairmen of the Brother- hood of...

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1/7 ‘CORRESPONDENCE INITIATION T00 HIGH, BUT UNION WON'T LET WORKER PAY $79.00 FEE INPARTS EDITOR'S NOTE: This’ story shows

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———— ie reer Workers. (Communist) Party | DETROIT WORKERS PARTY HOLDS TAG DAY SUNDAY 10 ASSIST DAILY WORKER DETROIT, Nov....

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RAZZ FAGAN (Continued from page 1) praising the U. M. W. of A. for hav- ing sent not less than 80,000 coal dig- gers to the

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Sep aente ie THE DAILY WORKER THE DAILY WORKER Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO. 1118, W. Washington Blyd.,...

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Si se ence AE EE Ore RD , union to present a_ different thé. streets lis “The idea becomes } power when it pene- trates the

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Red International Message to L W. W. Speech of Harrison George to the 17th Gen ELLOW WORKERS: The Red In- ternational of...

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a wast HURSDAY, the; fourth day of “Edu- cation Week,” the capitalist press, ulpit and paritcularly the public schools...

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By WILLIAM F. KRUSE. HE signing of the Locarno imperial- promises in the very in 1923, to put the Communist Party of Germany

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welds By M. A. SKROMNY. (Reminiscences of the Revolutionary Days of 1905, By an Old Rebel). = * *€ Editor’s Note. — In...

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HE organization department of the Central Executive Committee has received a letter from the organiza- tion department of the

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ae (Continued from page 2.) the political consequences in the cir- cumstances of production—the social relations between...

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By MORRIS BACKALL. HEN I left the neighboring coun- tries to go to Soviet Russia I felt very much ambarassed. The neigh-...