The Daily Worker dated June 19, 1926

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} TODAY'S INSTALLMENT OF “OIL,” A NEW NOVEL BY UPTON SINCLAIR APPEARING EXCLUSIVELY IN THE DAILY WORKER, ON PAGE 5 The DAILY

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se cepureees ae eT Page Two THE DAILY WORKER MONOPOLIES OF BRITAIN YIELD TO AMERICANS Wall Street Gains in Conflict (Special

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hs DARROW URGES | Wa te Inuneticatica tha /ILG.W.GREETS |™M"™WESOTA Primanies To SETTLE pOPE'S LEGATE LABOR TOA 1D PASSAIC

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¥ \Page Four THE DAILY WORKER THE DAILY WORKER Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO, 1113 W. Washington Blvd.,...

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. of Local 22; Norman Thomas of the NEW YORK FUR WORKERS HOLD VIGTORY MEET Plan Parade Thru the Furriers’ Section Special to

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Page Six THE DAILY WORKER The Daily Worker’s Full Page of Pictures —— The photograph shows (left to right), Eva Morrison of

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ALEX. BITTELMAN, (Bumplmet c+ THE DAILY WORKER. Editor Second Section: This Magazine Section Appears Every Saturday in The

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amt” } Look at Minnesota (Continued from page 1) strument through which they can elect their own people ‘to office and to...

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ne. By T. J. O}FLAHERTY. LEFT the usually turbulent but now comparatively peaceful Dub- lin on the evening of the 30th of...

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: : M ASHUR A (Picture of a Young Russian) By Moissaye J. Olgin : | a HIS is how I met her. I was sitting in a tram-| car...

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LENIN (7) THE WORLD WAR. \ must admit that the world war came as a rise, even to many radicals, who had dea ly quoted the...

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p-nemigemcennaenane We are publishing here the first of a series of three sketches on the British general strike sent to the

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By Thurber Lewis ITTING in the Cook county jafl in Chicago are 29 workers. By the time this appears in print their num- bers

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The Week in Cartoons By M.P. Bales , 7? x : " 4 SO THIS ig) SELSH FUNDOF MILLIONS IS “Some sotix ! DEMOCRVIS | SPENTIN...