The Daily Worker dated December 11, 1926

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“Save the U on” Program No Wage Cut— Organize *he Non-Union F ields—Clean Out the Corruptionists—Nationalize the Mines—No...

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se Paze Two BRITISH MINE. | ost WORKERS GIRD FOR STRUGGLE To. Strengthen Union; Cook’s Views (Special to The Dally Worker)

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“\"red” remarks since. . fight, Because of the fight we have | Vote ‘BROPHY REFUTES STATEMENTS OF LEWIS MACHINE}: "Save the

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rage Four TELL OF POLICE TERROR AGAINST PASSAIC UNION) pro we 2 3 arrniven various Pioneer organizations in ee No. 8...

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eae ceell (SECOND PRIZE WINNER) WHAT EFFICIENCY IN PLANING MILL MEANS TO TOILER Washington Camp Den of Exploitation By a...

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THE DAILY WORKER THE DAILY WORKER Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO. 1143 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago, Il. Phone

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Bumlimet + THE DAILY WORKER, ALEX. BITTELMAN, Editor. Second Section: This Magazine Section Appears Every Saturday in The...

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International Weekly Review COOLIDGE AND PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE HE recent declaration of Governorieneral Leon- ‘ard Wood...

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AG: Hes See a SS tT _ He Had Joined the Navy - - T was on one of my scouting expeditions, when I go out to examine what is

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The “State of Emergency” Drawing hy Vose f By G. AQUILA. gee events of recent days in Italy indicate that the Mussolini...

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~ About Women 2 special effort of the New York Trade Union Committees Against Injunctions to get the house- wives and women

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er-pnormous abundance—water and air. Power and Superpower Article |. ; QyVHIS period, we are told, is the “Machine Age” }...

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= “THE SCARLET LETTER.” A slice of almost forgotten early |legian. history of the American colonial days|teaches Latin to our

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SPORTS OBODY denied it. Every newspaper in Chicago openly at- tacked the decision of the referee that gave the middle- weight