The Daily Worker dated April 3, 1926

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| \ t 4 The DAILY WORKER Raises the Standard for a Workers’ and Farmers’ Government Vol. Ill. No. 70. P RILU.SESS. CONSIDER

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5 | Page Two THE DAILY WORKER WILLIAM GREEN AIDS PASSAIC TEXTILE BARONS Refuses to Organize Striking Workers WASHINGTON, D.

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j : STRIKERS HAVE NO RIGHTS, SAYS PASSAIC JUDGE Workers Determined to Protect Selves PASSAIC, N. J., April 1. — Civil rights

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Page Four ae N.Y. COMMITTE CALLS FOR MAY DAY CONFERENC Workers’ Organizations Are All Invited (Special to The Dally Worker)

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The Second Prize Winner. “GOLDEN SUN” COFFEE WORKERS MUST TOIL HARD Slave Driven All Day by Vicious Foreman (By a Worker...

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= Fe at be " 2 THE DAILY WORKER r BSS IEIOIERI AAA OA \hegeernammmamsce vue rs oo Page Six THE DAILY WORKER Published by the

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ae? nerme~ me DAILY WORKER. Becond Section: This Magazine Section Appears Every Saturday in The DAILY WORKER. erick Menoere

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mom ane natr enema eer a URC RTA a RR TNS RTE RSC ORE ARLH hi NHL MA SERS, THE RED PERIL. : (Continued from page 1) help poor

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. } Beating Down the Value of | a -_Labor Power in Passaic By H. M. Wicks, | “Capitat cares fothing for the length of fife of

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By BASIL G. KALFIDES, S often is the case with the hotel waiters, I was out of work walking the streets of New York looking

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*. Letter Pronk Lenin The first . Instructions. to. comrades In Russia gfter the collapse of Czarism. In the bulletin of the

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| It Can’t Be Stopped! Nay ROBABLY everyone who reads these lines will be ignorant of the fact that a red revolution was...

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~ Psychology of Revolution “All is Arranged” sheinleiesioiad true, that our interpretation is cor- By MICHAEL GOLD. rect,...

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By Alex Reid. HE “Federated Mimers’ Union” of district five, has passed into the beyond, unwept, unsung. This so- called...