The Daily Worker dated September 4, 1926

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The DAILY WORKER Raises the Standard for a Workers’ and Farmers’ Go ment Vol. Ill. Ne 20€ Subscription Rates: Outside...

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——_—_ Page Two ~! A reer 5 a io | Sikeghth ALF, OF L. 1S STILL MUM ON ATTITUDE TOWARDS MEXICO Unofficial Hint of Break With

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- DENY RESPITE FOR MADEROS— BLOW AT SACCO Gov. Fuller Refuses Stay of Execution By S, D. LEVINE (Special to The Dally Worker)

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} es & "D. W. Builders Sponsor hy Page Four .> aPC a DAILY WORKER ™ “AMforkers (Communist) Party « Y, PIGNIG IN ONOR OF PARTY

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————— Organized Labor—Trade Union Activities News and Comment Labor Education Labor and Government Trade Union Politics...

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a Page Six THE DAILY WORKER Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO. 1113 W. Washington Blvd. Chicago, Il, Phone Monroe

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Lt) (a 2 Buyin o> THE DAILY WORKER. cs ALEX. BITTELMAN, Editor. Second Section: This Magazine Section Appea rs Every Saturday

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History of the Catholic Church in Mexico By MANUEL GOMEZ. CHAPTER III, The Church and Political Progress. AST week I made it

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a Coapactiis geod white terror {s the offspring of world capitalism. It is horror, mur- », der, torture and tragedy organized

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— os The Story we THERE is more than one way in which the capitalists have time and again attempted to thwart the ambitions

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sie oad cant en oa The Factory Incident A Story HITO BARBADU was up early that sunny July morning. And ag he neared the Y———

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A Daily Paper of South Slav Workers ' Se By S. ZENICH. T was in 1905 and 1906 that the so- cial-democratic movement in the

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By ARTHUR W. CALHOUN, OW we come to a book that some of the comrades have stigmatized as the gospel of class collaboration.