Daily Worker
May 1, 1925

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Michigan TODAY WORKERS TE VE OF LN MICHIGAN GIVES | jamercerocnor || HUTCHESON SUSPENDS DETROIT eerie GREET SOVIET|| © swom my || 7,037 RED VOTES ‘WT GUET MD EFT|| CARPENTERS’ LOCAL UNIONS WN gan be overtaken by the truth, is Something new and different Is DETROIT—The lid has been fully proved by the history of the yarn being arranged by the Russian taken off Detrolt’s municipal Tea- concocted by a lying Chicago. Tribune branch of the Workers Party for pot Dome with the recommendation correspondent in Turkey, who sent out Sunday, May 24, at the Workers’ that warrants be issued chargnig 19 the “report that William D. Haywood | | AS WE ie By T. J. O’FLAHERTY. M 7 Celeb M Home, 1902 W. Division St. It will St F } Pa alt ‘ 0 fl “ten! ver ss oe ce oo aleg. oe; was beating a lonely path thru the ciate be a Lenin Evening, with Comrade ~| business for the city w crimes (Special te The Dally Worker) i a porches apart A rove be .~ bint - D Th ete wy, I iy Nicolal Lenin as the chief speaker. artling Fl SiR ee DETROIT, Mich., April 30.—The latest developments in crave admittance to e hospitable T . pen in Leavenworth, Kansas. The| “ ay ruout Wor an ptr Z pyror Fag gee sie a ge ear Election Judge Frank Murphy in the re- | Hutcheson’s disruptive rule or ruin policy in Detroit Is the sus- Weekly People swallowed the yarn = aS a gudgeon would swallow a bait,| ©” this May Day, cag gg aay and drew a moral therefrom. The Day, militant workers spree grvsiee latest ass to use it is the braying the world to strengthen their forces rder’ itt! ; pension of four local unions, namely numbers 19, 1191, 420 and pata “ay tila cine htimeaieaeg 2140, because they refused to repudiate. their delegates to the tions to Mayor John W. Smith. district council, who rejected Hutcheson’s one-way vote method The men named Include four pav- | of autocracy. phonograph record, as well as speeches by Comrades Lunacharsky, Trotsky and others. By EDGAR OWENS. (Special to The Dally Worker) DETROIT, Mich., April 30—When bip Thomas L. Blanton who misrep- for the overthrow of world imperial- Comrade Alexander Charmov, na- | the Workers Party in Michigan made Ing contractors, two superintendents Local Unions 19 and 1191, which met last night, si ts Texas in the house of repre-| '*™ tional organizer of the Russian Sec- || its attempt to get on the ballot In| of divisions of the department of | their intention to do business as usual in spite of Hutcheson’s rentatives: May 1, 1925, is more than a day on tion W. P., who Is touring the Unit- "| the presidential elections of last No- public works, a division superin- ukase of suspension. The order to repudiate was laid over by oe Ke which those who produce the wealth, ed States, will bring the records to | vember, a hand-picked Judge and two! tendent.of the department of motor i of the world discard their aprons and Chicago. He will also sreak on | attorneys-general did violence to the transportation, a superintendent of a 19 et ee personal is. Rous, wa eee consent LANTON ‘gets excited over “Com- their overalls, throw down their tools Lenin as a leader of the masses. A |election laws of the state and the! |ine constuction of the department o otts, utcneso P munism in the army” and scores! ang march out into the sunlight. good musical program is also being | Foster-Gitiow presidential electors! of street railways, a vice president tool in Detroit. v | thoseé..who believe that privates Today members of..the militant prepared. Tell your friends about | were ruled off. of a large trust company, a chief ac- This week they got a letter from — ore yma ng st too workiie ‘elies @. all countetes: anities It. Let them listen to the voice of The party at that time issued an/ countant of the board of county au- | Potts stating they are suspended ; be- arsh sentence. e a typical igno- Lenin! » election statement to the tume of| ditors, a chief clerk of the depart- | cause of refusal to comply with it. ramus, he blows his head off about pes ta Seager eet a Remember the date, Sunday, May /| 150,000 leaflets calling on the workers | ment of public works and scene The word of one of these fakers isn't “red propaganda from Russia” in the Nave won against international 24, at 1902 W. Division St. (Continued on page 5.) district foremen, worth the breath with which it is ut blissful ignorance of the fact. that “A ii pe th at ve and tered. revolutionary propaganda was spread | °°?)#is™ Curing the past year, ‘ k : ; gain new inspiration for the struggle Local 1,191 at its meeting last wee hore long before hicks like Blanton | fRin new nepication TO SUSTAIN THE BODY OF CAPITALISM merely aaked. what section of” the were aware that Texas was part of tt it constitution empowered the czar to , the world, He raves on further: “I Streggre Yor Labor Solidarity. exclude certain members as delegates heartily favor the passage by congress On this May Day, the American to the district council merely because ota a of a law deporting all Communists rors. at ae 5° momndeing mg o> © «~ on —* .**e*es tee * © & reso» “™ eens eee eee eo & & & a eee . > en " . -_—o~ eee ee tt ee eee poe ae i ttn