Daily Worker
June 16, 1925

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ey wt; i - he 3 a s a ‘ 7 ee f U . . a ae . a as a iz = - iP ae a - a \) sseessigsctssease [al Daily Worker Annual Sub- cription Drive Now on .in Full Blast! GET IN ON IT! Vol. Il. No. 132. a: Cldeages ty. nal t. Outside Chicago, by mall $6.00 per year. $8.00 per year i NEW YORK EDITION *-. Published daily except Sunday by THE DAILY PUBLISHING CO., 1118 W. Washington Blvd. Chicage, IIL be seg Price 5 Cents i . IKE TODAY ~ re ee sa | “ PARTY kT a ML PREFERENCE Canton Is Taken by one LONDON, June 14—Signs of a di- tion & vision of the labor party forces that may lead to a Split, is seen by the ided vote in-the house of commons Fri- nacy pa ble ee day evening on the question of im- a vise perial prefey ° (Special to The Dally Worker) i of a Dally Worker) ‘ san “ah uy et yO Seriki Hy : ora: at Cae Breton Workers Aroused Over Fk pronal : Soap ee PEKING, China, June 14.—That the upheaval of the Chinese nation is not a passing wave & | HALIFA te boca: gp igeapl 9 Bc) Abt, ‘Ss | B 7 Com laints ti Noles , angry masses without hope of accomplishment, but is becoming a permanent historical event of are di in for a protracted warfare with the troops that have ma p ons of thé clalse dealing with to- . the 4 ing wear gh Pp N the strike. ‘aovordine 24 deaminase teen | bacco, wines afd dried fruits, was | the greatest world importance, is seen in. the crystallization of national feeling thruout all airy | a + pn ipa cual talib tins 8 P ‘The fourth round of thé free speech | Voted: down by 277 to 93, with 20 | China. On Monday a nation-wide general. strike to last one day, with parades and memorial . the | the trouble zone. Hb C Bret d ted'| Mant being ‘conducted by the Work-| !sberites ot with the conserv- | meetings for the dead will paralyze the nation. The continued bitter strikes and growing demon: con- More OGRS Win De sent to Vape Bre ‘di, pty Fg cored a : ati Ohne ok PO strations spreading everywhere, the unity of commercial and military elements with the students 1s of corps is being held in Quebec province in readiness to procee ers (Communist) Party of Chicago for p tand workers against imperial- » her ; ordered. the privitege of speaking on the cor- : _ism—especially Great Britain— Tried to Cut Wages. ner of W. North Ave. and Orchard St., World imperialism in China ‘the new tone of mastery in ca The strike which developed from a lockout by the British| resulted in the arrest of seventeen }| sharp notes sent by the govern- | Empire Steel Corporation (Besco), and the shutting off of credit | comrades Saturday night. 5 ~ {ment to forsign powers, the . at the company stores in order to force the miners to accept a| while Thurber Lewis was talking moving of Chinese troops to ten per cent wage cut, turned into open warfare last Wednesday | ine frst cop hove into view and put areas of conflict and the vic- night after the killing of a striker by company gunmen. him under arrest. Manuel Gomez! [| #s@8seoe. &. 8% tory of the Kuomingtang armies ¥S William Davis was the striker shot.dead when the mounted | jumped on the box and was summarily at Canton over the mercenaries gunmen opened fire against pickets of the United Mine Workers. | pulled down by the same officer who who .,were bribed to rebel with —* Gilbert Watson, also a striker, | took both “prisoners” away to call the British and French money—all was shot thru the stomach. His | wagon. | proves that China has set foot . ndition is serious. Driving off| All Schapp spoke until the wagon | on the path of revolution which y A S WE SE E ] T oickete, the ‘company forces came, when one by one speakers arose may or may not stop with bour- , ay T. 4 OPLANERTY tried to start up the power)‘ set pulled down in the following | geois national independence, 7 clay : house supplying various mines. |°Td¢?: William F. Kruse, Max Schacht- but is certain to tear away the = Mobilize For Battle. gn Rp ae. gore? Mpg easel | foundation of western imperial- ° L HINGS are humming in China, The) The pickets retired to the baseball) rer these were loaded into the ism. ~ is 400,000,000 exploited Chinese are| Park where they were joined by hun | y.25n there was still room for six Feng Threatens War on England ra beginning to make themselves heard “reds of miners from nearby col-|.i3, who were singing “The Inter- The new spirit of national revolu- and felt. Perhaps one of Woodrow | feries. Meanwhile the police and gun- | ,tional.” These were Natalie Gomez, tion was well voiced by the most Wilson’s famous fourteen points made | ™eM in the station had fortified their |, a. Welsh, Catherine Polishuk, powerful army leader of China, Gen- | a stronger impression on them than position with barbed wire entangle- Blea Bloch and Ida Eckela: who were eral Feng Yu-hsiang, at Kalgan, where — was expected. That is, the right of na- ments. crowded into the wagon with the rest. —addressing a great mass meeting— tions to determine their own destiny.| BY noon 2,000 miners had gathered. As the wagon milled about to get turn-, SAREE SS ON RR Gt ag Se, RR POM. ~ | he openly threatened war on England BY It’s a good idea provided that those They marehed from the park to the ed around for the station, the crowd | unless apology and indemnity for the 4 who have the wish also have the way. (Continued on page 6.) cheered and sang. The workers pre- | murder of the Shanghai strikers and The Chinese are beginning to prove | sent showed their indignation by lusty students at Shanghai and Hankow they have both. \\\\, | D@os as the wagon pulled out, | pean ber rtenag porta Feng trait Be ister Ay pints more, the crowd retused to) Bn eee pM ho BRISBANE drops a little . 4 ‘ ere * P é . a a + Be om " “ “at - Pik “sp & > ‘ “ e ~ a e E up nabbed. Thurber Lewis, who with most powerful military influence in aries are liable to get an interview Skanny Gomes hed lost th h | picnic with their Lord. quicker than they a op Benes i eal | he Foxy Government wae Se q -__— » © |\first arrested them, was also pointed | hori rer th éunected or desired ; | formal authority over the rest of the New D ae ° 7 iz out and taken along, with two others Chinese armies ne 21, neifs: 2 nite ront or | ass who had the misfortune to be near The Poking’ poverament yesterday Bronx RISBANE is, mot in the least W P - Am him. Dunne had raised over a thou- | handed another and stronger note to ) most frightened. He says: “However ar risoners sand dollars in the crowd for bail. the British legation describing the ol has the missionaries will stand their : ._ The seventeen .were held until | Shanghai and Hankow shootings of unlim- with sage ey ovep a nit yee = cago DAILY WORKER, said today re-| thousand dollars bail to appear in Chi- e man,” declaring that murder of eleven bakes igs Rio nated i Pt garding the conference for Labor De | cago Ave. Police Court this morning. | Chinese civilians and two Chinese ae whelm the enemy by the slightest|fense to be held in Chicago June 28, | Three other meetings on the same cor- | DOMcomen at Rangow was rete ae en to . a al : P ner have witnessed arrests in the last work of British from the gunboat esides > peel a I sents yl — 88 a As editor of a workers newspaper, few weeks. Saturday night’s affair oe “Bee,” stating that China will make ‘e will = e in ~y of bw ce a com ~ aft eee frequently that | receive | hos arroused the workers in the neigh-. [Regus = cumnmameecs Rh uRMe Perc (Gch a Ge Sth ek ina od | demands for full redress when damage ovelty ee y= 4 pgs Eee: ipa sth iy ee = letters from political and Industrial |porhood against the arrests. The | Ke ae Rs Lae = gy é is detailed and demanding that the vg second line: “Worse Luck for Me.”| prisoners and thelr families. street was blocked to four curbs by a} ; Rae B-- : stent nae pry» wg! order all ; : : eg Oa iti sonsulates in China t revent * when they see the Chinese coming! These numerous letters make it | sreat cheering crowd. It has deve. be ee a si Britis ee a eae ) given loped that the North Side Business | me oe ee further attacks on Chinese by British with everything else on their lips plain to me that It constitutes a first er yeeee but prayers, and anything in their| duty of the labor movement to look | Men's association is instigating the ; Roose ane civilians. spaper Sidhe but bibins fter the comfort and well being of |**rests. Get the hell out of the way! His honor, the Ambassador, is taking a stroll. Even Business Men Parade Streets nerous oo r os | d The members of the Peking cham- portant oe its hostages to the master class an , ' ber of commerce went onto the streets im be VEN the capitalist press find it|thelr almost invariably destitute fa- j yesterday in a demonstration, about Since difficult to drum up an excuse for tool ct vee Bagge me pictromggrei COMMUNISTS HAVE HERE § BIRDSEYE VIEW | 1,400 of the commercial leaders af the a crop making war on China. But an excuse|for labor defense 8 capital city, parading on their way to not to will be found. Warships of all cap-| but assure Hoge Pg is wow = a BOOTH AT DENVER OF BIG DEVELOPING the office of the minister sor foreign in the italist powers are~ shelling Chinese| these victims of the struggle, hed | affairs, where they urged the govern- nh. Our cities. The Chinese, in self-defense, have accomplished a very ne ry LABOR CENTENNIAL | | EVENTS THRUOUT CHINA | ment to press relentlessly for satis- » with will undoubtedly retaliate. Some| and commendable service to the work- | factory settlements of the Shanghai its. Al American missionary or gunman will) ers’ cause.” The Workers Party here will! have ' ‘and Hankow murders. brace lose his life and then the hysteria will} The proposed conference, the pur- Sect ye prc sade Seneheiiint |’ Twenty-four hour general strike abe bo, Aumaeiittnts: setts ite eee be worked up. The movie houses will| pose of which is to unify all the forces sanshads ‘heominadiiiiclat daltitins ‘wictiin sndat thruout Ching: Monday. (Ceaiianed at sane %) . roped throw pictures of diabolical- looking | in the labor movement for the defense visit during the-week of June 14 to Feng Yu-hsiang, army command- orium” Chinamen on the screen and the | of class-war prisoners and for material EA & 21 at 5th and Broadway. Copies of = Ss er, threatns war on Britain. check Nordics will see yellow. But China| aid to confined workers and their fa- the DAILY WORKER will be given | Peking Chamber of Commerce nt* will is a long way off and we remember) miiles, regardless of opinion or affill- Kellogg Demands More away free arid literature aie be Crouch and Trumbull urges action against Britain. Harry that it was not so easy to induce the| ation, is meeting with approval from as he sold. in order to encourage others | Peking government singles out patriotic Neowin ip fight the beast all quarters of the se A Abee Complete Submission see inate “see Anil ime ahead. asd Assured of Support | Britain in sharp note. te has = ~ D _— tow er ee Stone pong iets pre Mee patronize it. Get your tickets for Guaten: vednstured: by Kuo. Min n with- / a Ra a 0| Hayes of We a ey, ae “age a (Special to The Daily Worker) the Labor Centennial at 1407 Ara- The Labor Defense Council is in| Tang from mercenary Yunnanese. portant j a their hearty endorsemen e con- MEXICO CITY, June 14—The note| Pahoe St. This ticket admits you receipt of a leter from Paut Crouch and Chinese troops, 2,000 strong, ar Paine, ee i Hall of C ou-| of Secretary of State Kellogg warn-| to the circus. ‘ Walter Trumbull, the two Sererere | rive at Shanghai. y hea4- T, will be mighty hard to convince| Covington Am of Commou foe aha tall 2 s teak On June 21 we-shall havea picnic | recently sentenced to military prison 4 rreihveit the American workers and farmers | wealth College, Arkansas, who has |n@ {ie &s 68 Gone ee ane. Morri t which Ella Ree In Hawall, for expressing radical| _‘'vkiang, railway center, scene of Sigman ao Trouble 1 in is their duty t heir distinguished himself in behalf of I. | nition will be withdrawn, “unless; "ear Morrison al whic dingy rs | ° anti-British and Jap: riot. vepaper that it is eir duty to send their}disting oe American property and lives ar r Bloor who is«hiking across the | views. They write that on May 27th | Borrowin Money embers. sons to China to defend the interests |W. W. prisoners, writes, “To my way | “méerican property are pre- country for the. DAILY WORKER | they hada consultation with Geo. wW.| . Japanese, trying to lay blame for . There of Standard Oil and those of the Bri-|of thinking, this conference should | tected,” is looked upon here as no-_ or | upheaval o on 1 English, " Call th b will be the main speaker. Tickets ' Wright, secretary of the Central La-| By EARL BROWDER | to the tish empire. Great Britain, which re-| have been called long ago. A recent | tice to Calles that he must be even ly 10 cente, If you furnien |bor Council. who brought with him | ——— . ous y B cently had a lot of fun forging “Zino-|experience, where another man and |More drastic In his attacks on the| are only = i , : | ; _ (Special to The Daity Worker) Ga ” b ‘abl sy ki the same case un-|Commiunist Party of Mexico, and| Your own transportation. If not we |Mr. Fred Patterson, an attorney of STARTED IN. FEDERAL COURT.| NEW YORK, June 14.—Mass meet t., then es See ee BOW: BO Oe S01) Meee Wns oe ee te ‘ak oftiies dad shall furnish euch for 40c differ- | Honolulu, who Wright seoured to care} wr CAN HELP IMMEDIATELY TO | ings of Locals Nos. 2, 9, and 22 of the Yr of the realize that the red bear is just as| known to each other, only serves to must stamp out al! strikes and agrar- “ 1° vase. Milde, tremenestadion” \Ser- the cnnee. Lone ~e i 7 : dangerous an opponent as the one} confirm me in the belief that the work | !an movements. “ta . ane Baek tere oe ri Attorney. Patterson: is to start ac- EXTENT OF FEW HUNDRED DOL- International ania Vaan Workers — Mipling wrote about. And much mote ot the different defense organisations Calies seemed amased, as he has ot —WwW DIETRICH Sec’y tion in the federal courts immediately LARS. No question as to ample fin- — se oe ; 3 ee a F so. Britain is mainly responsible for | should be coordinated as soon as it is | “done everything possible for protec- P , ; / ; to make the two soldiers out of the | ancial aid from mainland sources.” ne neni alae 5 de mad yt rc (Continued om Page §) posstnes ta, Co us. neenrd Pyne measles tegen Darton jurisdiction of the military author-| The original sentence of the court have officially denounced the order for EPS ico,” his government officials pointed | Oil company, and that Mexico is 4 / ities on the ground they were illegal-| martial gave Crouch forty years and the suspension of the thnee locals | HOOVER STARVES ALASKA INDIANS | out. Nee ao & ee gon ae dh ly sentenced. If necessary, the letter| Trumbull twenty-six years at hard from the Joint Board as illegal. The Sequel of Ol! Strike. née 0 ® cemands 0 © Voondge | states further, the cases will be car-|labor. the main count against them wer , Ae be p . 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