The Daily Worker dated July 24, 1926

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The DAILY WORKER Raises the Standard for a Workers’ and Farmers’ Government Fal Kin beairrerf Stent By THOMAS J. O'FLAHERTY

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{enndl fi Page ‘5-4 CAL WON VOTE BUT BROOKHART GOT MACHINE Towa Farmers Turn Down Administration (Special to The Dally...

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sommes rer se cree teen mineerommiirataearinndhtmilcnme Tras ENGLISH PAPER'S LABOR DELEGATES SHOWN UP BADLY Banquet ‘A. F. of

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Page THE teens DAILY WORKER Workers (Communist) Party NEW YORK PARTY TO HOLD STATE MEET ON SUNDAY Nominate Candidates for...

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THE DAILY WORKER rg i, sll ala a arto a ari Hdl | age Five Slush Fund Winner Goes Abroad fy ~ 1230,000 WORKERS LOST A JOB | |

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Page Six THE DAILY WORKE ccaill THE DAILY WORKER Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO. 1113 W. Washington Blyd.,...

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Supine of THE DAILY WORKER. Second Section: é REAT strikes, involving tens of thousands of workers, are shak- SATURDAY, JULY

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h SE Seas eee THE MOTHER CURSE By MICHAEL GOLD, The mother [ifts her fists. She curses. My children, my man, my work, | hate

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—_ “The Chief of Police By THURBER LEWIS, American system of municipal government hag given rise to the existence of a very

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(A church. Candies are burning on the altar, Over the altar a large black wooden cross. On the steps before the altar, a...

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Translator A. Landy 5 ha (confused): Who are you? 1 RAGGED ONE: e life in man. 1 PRIEST (as if stunned): What is the ‘ection

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wat By G. MELNITCHANSKY. N a provincial American (‘labor paper,” Vermillion County Star, of Danville, Illinois, there...

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By T. J. O'FLAHERTY HERE were the Communists dur ing the general strike? What were they doing? “That reminds me of a etory”

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