The Daily Worker dated August 27, 1927

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j | | i | FIRST SECTION | SECTION This issue consists of two sections, be sure to get them both. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: In New

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ee pene peer Page Two THE DAILY W 'W YORK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1927 THE DEATH MARCH | | By JAY ROBERT GETTERS. I give youse

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Labor Will Never Forget Its Many Marty Chicago Capitalists Feared Eight-Hour Day Movement Sacco-Vanzetti Memorial Edition a

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Sait’ Page Four SO nO AEB ATS TER AMES SPATS ITE LT PEORIA REE. REM THE DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1927.

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Page Five SIGMAN IS TRYING TO JAIL EDITORS THE DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1927. THOUSANDS OF BOSTON WORKERS

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Page Six THE D AILY WORKER, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1929, Qn War and Danger of (Continued From Last Issue) “This is

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AGAZINE WORKER SATURDAY,*AUGUST 27, 192 “It’s a Fine per Someone must write a play about Sacco and Van- zetti. This is now

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“It’s a Fine Day’”-- Said Gov. Fuller (Continued from Page One) Che test of his humanity came when Mrs. Sacco and the sister

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elie AP inl essen American Workers Must Learn! By W. W. WEINSTONE Despite the fact that the history of the class struggle in

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NICOLA SACCO (1894-1927) Born in Torremaggiore, Italy. Came to U.S. at age of 17, where he became shoe cutter. Worked in...

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J BRAVE WORKERS Despite the fact that the Ameri- can Federation of Labor at five successive conventions demanded a |...

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“SHALL NOT HAVE DIED IN VAIN” ONDAY at midnight they were murdered. The working class was not. strong enough to stop it. Our

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“..Shall Not Have Died in Vain” (Continued from Page 6). other tendencies in the labor movement.’ He did valiant work in the

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“AUGUST 22” The date of August 22 we commit to our memory. It becomes an historic. Capitalism got its pound of flesh. The...