The Daily Worker dated September 18, 1926

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*% *The DAILY WORKER Raises | the Standard for a Workers’ and Farmers’ Government _ Vol. Ill. No 210. a . o, 8 yr (+) . 4 |

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Page Two i THE DAILY WORKER es NONPARTISANISM | OF DETROIT LABOR OFFICIALS FAILS Groesbeck Defeat Bares | Shady Deals...

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BIG COLONIAL MEET SLATED FOR BRUSSELS Congress Will Organize United Struggle (Special to The Dally Worker) BERLIN, Sept....

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Page Four TME DAILY WORKER Workers (Communist) Party NEW YORK COMRADES MUST COLLECT 20,000 SIGNATURES TO GET PARTY TICKET ON

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News and Comment Labor Education Labor and Government Trade Union Politics HOSIERY UNION OPENS DRIVE T0 ORGANIZE TRADE 3,000

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H 4 the ‘THE DAILY WORKER Page Six THE DAILY WORKER aera nee renee gama rE Published by the DAILY WCRKER PUBLISHING CO. 1113

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Lc — Sunline c+ THE DAILY WORKER. ALEX. BITTELMAN, Editor. Second Section: This Magazine Section Appears Every Saturday In

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--wagpet History of the Catholic | Church in Mexico Mexico is living thru one of the proud- est periods of her development.

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Et 'O now that we know that lead “means “lead drop,” “lead colic,” paralysis, sterility, convulsions, insan- ity and death,

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~ YOUNG PROLETAIRE OUNG Proletaire was born somewhere, but belongs to no country, he is the world’s adventurer. He speaks the

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} —By Rose Pastor Stokes. oer @ rank and filer.” oM “Have you ever seen such a “Come here, Jennie; let me intro- duce you to

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The State Ballet, Costume Design EING chiefly interested in finding something new in Moscow thea- ters, we shall not here...

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By V. F. CALVERTON. by contemporary American literature there are few dramas and fewer novels that deal with the class strug-