The Daily Worker dated February 6, 1926

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‘The DAILY WORKER Raises the Standard for a Workers’ NEW YORK EDITION and Farmers’ Government THE DAILY WORKER. Batered as

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Page Two U.S. SENATE HELPS MELLON REDUCE TAXES Big Fortunes Get Heavy Reduction (Special to The Daily Worker) WASHINGTON,...

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CHICAGO LABOR DEFENSE PLANS BiG CAMPAIGN Many Demonstrations Will Be Held 1, L. D. News Service. The Chicago local of the...

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Page Four Organization Meetings Workers (Communist) Party THE D Resolutions Communist Speaks EUREKA IS NOW REORGANIZED ON...

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BOSS’ FLUNKEY TAKES VACATION | IN THE ORIENT Stone & Webster Gives Lackey Needed Rest By a Worker Correspondent, TACOMA,...

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‘ing toward the last world ‘stinghter, so Hillquit-and thesoctalist Page Six Hong us THE DAILY WORKER Published by the DAILY

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Bupplret + THE DAILY WORKER. Second Section: SATURDAY, FERR'ADY 6 1926 SS 290 Editor This Magazine Section Appears Every...

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Orem ee (Continued from page 1). The clashes between the: legitimate government and the dissatisfied pro- pertied classes had

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| | (Continved from page 2.) constitution was an agreement be- tween sovereign states and that any state had a right to...

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By Henry George Weiss. Mies and miles of muddy ditches, tangled wire, shell-torn earth, and suffering hu- manity stretched

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i Reactionaries *. . Labor Movement--By Lenin ENIN’S article “On the Tasks of the Third International,” an excerpt from.which

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Vite, By James H. Dolsen. HE struggle between England and Germany for control of the Bag- dad railway was one of the most im-

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i ee tS Second Part: Continued from last Saturday. By Harry Gannes. Catholic Church Wants Smooth Methods, HE catholic church,

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SSS ST Sess ssc es By Alex Reid, Secretary Progressive Miners’ Com- mittee of the United Mine Work- ers of America, HE...