The Daily Worker dated June 26, 1926

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The DAILY WORKER Raises the Standard for a Workéts’ and Farmers’ Government Vol. HI. No. 141. MINERS’ UNION - Asks Hurried

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Page Two BOSSES OPPRESS GARMENT LABOR; B. A'S STAND BY A. Cc. WwW. Officers Do Not Protect Members By a Worker Correspondent,

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\ LATIN AMERICAN CONGRESS BLOW AT IMPERIALISM Move Resolution to Free Porto Rico By MANUEL GOMEZ, TIrreconcilable enemies...

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4 } Page Four THE DAILY WORKER Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO. _ 113 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago, Ill, Phone

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\ eel ———————————— Eee LAWRENCE SENDS RELIEF TO THE PASSAIC STRIKE Part-Time Workers Send a Over $400 PASSAIC, N. J., June

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mete ws min . . Minister Benes Of Czecho-Slovakia, is the leader of the ultra-reaction- ary Czecho-Slovak govern- ment who

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SATURDAY, Buyplmet +: CHE DAILY WORKER Second Section, Thts Magazine Section Appears Every Saturday in The DAILY WORKER....

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Gary, Florida and the Negro Workers (Continued from page 1) working class which will prove the surest guarantee for the suc-

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rte gen camp By JACK JOHNSTONE, OD Save Radicalism— From the Radicals,” ig the title given a full page editorial in the...

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Lennie Quits Praying ® © o:es Robins HAT Lennie slept mentally was the fact which belonged to everyone who knew him—...

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: LE. BOLSHEVIST REVOLUTION. ‘HE sitnation in the country became critical in ~ the fall of 1917. General Korniloy had Iready

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The Metamorphosis of Mrs. Brown’s We are publishing herewith the second of a series of three sketches on the British General

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i | i 5 a & + Py & : ’ By MAX SHACHTMAN E campaign for the expropriation of the German princes was the first mass movement of

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