Daily Worker
August 15, 1925

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Blackwell, as. Workers of America for a preliminary hearing in the court- om the line f | utive Committee lage will be confronted with a diffi Yor 15 5 eak sistant to Sherwood, said. room of Judge John H. Lyle yesterday, after spending the night 4 during its entire term of office since its election in January last] cult task in filing his place. P The increase in the number or in’ jail, on trial for daring to demand decent working conditions 1 year. Am 9 cies noes pplause and afte 5 dis-] New York interests are . backing * teachers seeking jobs this year was and w. Pateey 0 re * icked at cussion, in which the representatives of the C. E. C., whose main] Charles D. Hitles, republican national — . atch e e to the! LO 'in the veld oonmlnted hy Wilke Oredy, cist of the detective speaker was C rade James P. Cannon, dwelt upon the necssit erer ee practiced. ag I Dia militant rank crs 04 eres terme bureau Seiad on the Amalgamated hea quarters, 409 S. Halsted ht h Of ation of the Party and the unity of ‘the majority an 0 Furriers’ union, St., was held on a charge of “assault with a deadly weapon,” and Pat Se re 2 .... bail 'and sixteen "members ot the E Note apne progres- union were held on “cons * th bail pl at | bosses who we have run ragged?” he in plain view of th w - Bryan should become more and more it had defeated the counter-revolu- I have received a leave of absence ness agent, Milstein, does nothing to “ the newspaper photog: | asked the strikers. Shows Reason for Raid. Spitzer pointed out to the strikers that one of the officials and a part owner of the International had been — OOH Against Terrorism in Union. enthusiastic about the lord as his end tionary attempt of Abramovich to set from the Bo.-4 of Directors which Stop it and there is no protest against ; n In a statement given to the DAILY approached? God was good to Bryan. the American workers against Soviet (Continuéa on page 2) this discrimination from the union. A A A f.. etimbtd telat ok ee If all the other fundamentalists got Russia, had made brave and efféctive Not only that, but active members een said: This move of the police in- away with it like Bill, the Darwintan campaigns in the trade unions, such f* have been threatened and some of CCC spired by the bosses will not affect theory would have hard sledding. ‘as the coal miners, the carpenters, | RF ATENS them beaten up, when they made A meeting of all the members of Freren ako an eae the action of the union toward the Ais, Pc ‘the’ needle trades and others. complaints, by those who should take Locals Nos. 3 and 4 of the Pressmen p strike. If they think that it will ea r a Stax neces e has Citing the needle trades as one field up these complaints. and Asistants’ Union, which are con- 2 e e Nib a: ia vp aie. goes „ taken place in the east, involving where the right wing tendencies of K IST e “You remember about a year ago | ducting a strike at the Cuneo printing | ot them wrapped in newspapers which |e eee br knie time securities valued at $15,000,000. This Mere had been effectively . com- when Brothér Menilla, Brother S. H. plants, has been called for Saturday Grady also displayed 8 for Ps Show. Keen Determination. time gas and electricity enterprises batted on the basis of concrete issues, Goldberg, and Brother Adler who at 2:30 p. m. to ratify a program for tha henatit. of tha ‘ohaun 8 The strikers realize that this at- have pooled their resources. A New eomra Se Cebnon set n tha: mere were beaten up. Just a short time|cioser affiliation of the two local „ — ee gaat et empt to frame up on the union officers York corporation gobbled up all the lopment of Loreism and the & M C.’s ago in our office, our business agent, | ynions. colchicine BEING fining 9 my is an attack directly at the life of ee nce ote Mn ston 2 ane method of struggle against it, to clari- . esse . Brother Milstein, struck Brother Lip-| Committees appointed by eacn local] just where Grady did a4 iol reay, | their alien. 5 3 5 8 a tree tet nde ty and Bolshevize the party, 80 that Will Use Courts Against ton, Again Brother Lipton was as- met and drafted an amalgamaticn pro- Captain Stege, whose. squad ‘aided “rh W 8 taking place on sides in the in- ultimately not a single honest worker M be saulted by Brother Fierstein merely | gram which will be presented to the Grady th the Sala pe «gece e ranks of the strikers and the , 5 sed — eh. ete an ones ge Would be left te sapnert W embers because he nominated Brother Israel-| members Saturday. The prosram de- forthe’ sabeihel bua 8 rp Pe 7 the 8 been solid- was eratt unions into Industrial vnions. munist leaders of the Loreist ten-“ WEST FRANKFORT, m., Aug. 13.— |... for business agent. Brother Lip-|clares that any attack on one of the International to break up the Amalga- n ee ~~ —— — nt 0 laced against the | Se “dency, recently raising a danger be- stin confined to his bed Lon Fox ton complained to the executive board; | locals will be answered by Loth, and] mated picket line when he made gen- —— We. od aa ——— — HE American Legion, taking the tore the party in the resolution of the president of the West Frankfort Sub. and the executive board, after listen-| that any contrart entered ‘nto by one eralizations about “acid throwing,” | we will win.” , leading from William Green has ‘Finnish branch in Superior and the] District No. 5. United Mine Workers — to err complaint, told him to leave | loral union must be ratifled by the „slugging“ and “terrorizi and said: denounced the American Negro Labor letter of Comrade Askeli. of America, wounded in the Zeigler © MOONS. other. The unions have decided to “This is not conducive to peaceful More Brotherhood Banks. Congress. This is another reason why All to Unite Against Right Wing. mine fight Tuesday night, this after- Must Leave, stick: toarther against Berrryism and picketing.” HARTFORD. C the workers should support it. Only This right wing tendency Was the noon outlined his plan of retaliation. “Many other active members of the the “open shop. No Violent Picketing. ieee K ge il e, (Continued on page 2) 9 (Continued on page a) * The union will conduct a thoro in- union have been threatened. Even The strike is as effective as ever, 0 b > seize ie eee ue vestigation and every man whe took Brother Skolnik, one of the oldest production heing stopped: The scabg ; ue 5 oo to — statement, Engineers banks are to be opened in ‘ sent in by Berry to run the presses eciaring that the complainants must |New England. according to William TET cou T | part in the disturbance will be members of the union was also threat have wrecked several machines thru | refrain from “commenting on your im- Paul, representative of the New Eng- charged with inciting riot in civil r This kind of work must cease, their bungling, and others have been Pressions of peaceful picketing,” that land Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi. N courts, and on top of that they win and we ask your co-operation in elim- , d. Th 5 th ind this matter had already been decided | neers Securities Corporation. Hart- be dealt with by the union itself“ Fox | {mating this terrorism within our or- injured. e 2 i eee t. th i | 5 said angrily ganization are kept running, the others are er court, that an injunction ford, New Haven and Bridge port, AS SPIES, SCABS AND MURDERERS 8 . 3 been “wit leiaidedeis 1 5 had been issued by Judge Pam against 0 onn., will get these new banks of the Continued from page 2) brotherh of Zeigler miners will be employed by | Siven to the members to state their Work 2 eee MOSCOW.—The testimony of the three German fascists Dittmar, Kin- the union officials as a means of fight- grievances either in the union meet- Cotton Workers to Strike. dermann and Wolscht, and other witnesses, who were found guilty by a | 8 militants. ings or in our press. When Israelson,} NEW YORK, Aug. 13.—(FP)—A DISTRI CT CON VEN TI ON N OT! CE Soviet court of plotting terrorist acts, revealed that the German fascists acted gong rg 8 ee 8 — ee tote a we TTT The convention of District No. 8 of the Workers (Communist) Party of as strikebreakers, and that they had intimate connections with the German the sub-district officialdom and — explaining the situation int our union | cuts of 11½ per cent become effective | America will be held next Sunday, August 16, at the Workers’ Lyceum, 2733 foreign office and the German embassy at Moscow. have been suspended from the organi- and criticizing the way the organlza- as posted for Sept. 11, the assistant Hirsch Blvd. If they succeed in their anti-soviet designs, they planned to go to India | sation will not be reinstated, Fox de: tion is being run today, presenting trade commissioner at Bombay has The convention will open promptly at 10 a. m. Out of town delegates (Continued on page 3) 2 | clared. (Continued from page 2) cabled. are requested to report directly at the convention hall. ; | 7 E promise to expose the campaign of lies which have beng spend about you, and tell the German workers untiringly, that the Soviet Union is the one and only coun- try of the workers. German social-democratic worker, Offenhagen, in speech at Kharkov, Soviet Ukraine, July 27, 1925. 82 s 4 > 2323 * — — . ̃ͤMrlr ͤ —⁵¹“ p ⁵ͥ ⁰—œͤUwU w D eee