The Daily Worker dated July 3, 1926

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‘t t The DAILY WORKER Raises the Standard for a Workers’ and Farmers’ Government | {HAF = 30 Gp Ps Vol. II. No. 14) ("Kk wy

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Page Two lA. OF M. HEAD INSTALLED HERE; OUTLINES POLICY ‘Organization of Skilled Main Aim A. O. Wharton, successor to William

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RAILWAY BARONS: PLAN GIGANTIC CONSOLIDATIONS To Submit Plans to Com- merce Committee WASHINGTON, July 1— The big railroad...

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Page Four ~-—-- a THE DAILY WORKER THE DAILY WORKER Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO, 1113 W. Washington Blvd.,

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Win a Book This Week! For the best Worker Correspondent story sent in this week to appear In the issue of Friday, July 9,...

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eee ANE : \ é Page Six THE DAILY WORKER red eet. SELES TPR CR OTR BEES aE ’ uf ie 4 ee ea ae SOME OF THE WEEK'S NEWS IN...

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ALEX. BITTELMAN, | Bupnlment of THE DAILY WORKER. The Triumvhant et of the World Cw ay By Fred Ellis THE COMING DAY OF LABOR

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Oe nn mete met reenter spares unnensnnentier— eens - The Triumphant Exploiter of the World. (Continued from page 1) Great...

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Labor in Early American History Leaders of the 1880’s—Organizations—Struggles JOHN McBRIDE President Ohio Coal Miners’ Union.

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ee eee —— ht, =r m4 Eccleston Square. +e + By T. J. O'FLAHERTY. HERE were two British govern- ments sitting in London on the

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o Sil HOLE libraries have been written on the events of the last 150 years, years which have changed the face of the world,

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_ THE FATHERS. - HE Fourth of July has come again. Once more, a docu- ment called the Declaration of In- dependence is...

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Americans Shall Be Fre The stage is in darkness. Looming up are are pedestals of various sizes, on each one oaked figure....

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sronrehecntic- Sapien "The End of the Dress Rehearsal _—_. We are publishing herewith the third and last of a series of three

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j ' Second Thoughts on the Fourth of July By JAY LOVESTONE, RIOR to this year we communists in America called the day on...

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By N. [. KISHOR, OME industries will probably never be safe, The dangers of explosion and fire brood over them continuously.

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: eS —$— ' By HENRI BARBUSSE. (Speech given before the jury in the trial against Clerd and Bernardon. Paris, April-May,...

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- YOUNG REVOLUTION ARY CAPITALISM Ge TADS ITSELF OF THE DOMINATION OF THE BRITISH CROWN AND THE CIVIL WAR—— “INDUSTRIAL AND