The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-05-08
CALL NOW OUT
FOR FL, MEET
IN OHIO STATE
Continued From Page H.

campaign, National Farmer-Iabor
Convention has been called at ST
Paul. Minnesota for June 18th, 1924
This call has been issued by the
Committee of Arrangements in the
name of the following organizations.
Washington Farmer Labor PARTY.
South Dakota Farmer-Labor Party.
Montana Farmer-Labor Party. Mime.
sofa Farmer-Labor Party, Federated
Farmer-Labor Party, Nebraska Farm
er-Labor Party, and the Buffalo Farm
er-Labor Party. Invitations to parti-
cipate are based on endorsement Of
the following tentative program.
A. Public Ownership.
B. Government Banking.
G. Public Control of All Natural
Resources.
D. Restoration Of Civil Liberties
Guaranteed by the Constitution.
{. Abolition of the use of InJunc-
tons In Labor Disputes.
The forces of farmers and Industrial
workers Of the State Of Ohio must be
united to be represented effectively at
the June 18th convention. This is the
only hope for success in the Novem-
Der elections.
\ In this State in many parts Of which
the farmers and industrial workers
have shown their ability in the not
distant past to defeat the political
domination of employers, bankers.
and open shoppers" the unifcation
OF all workers and farmers organiza-
lions on the basis of independent DO
litical action will assuredly result in
much greater strides forward for the
workers and farmers of this state
than ever before.
Columbus Convention May 9TH.
For this purpose the undersigned
Provisional Arrangements Committee
hereby issues the Call for State
Farmer-Labor Convention to be held
at Columbus Federation Hall, 5O5h w.
Gay St., Columbus, Ohio, June 9TH
and 9Th, 1924, to begin June 18th, 10
a. m.
Invited to send delegates to this
convention are: All existing working
class groups, political or industrial,
central labor bodies, local unions. CO.
operatives, workers fraternal and far
mers' organizations and others who
endorse the principles as set forth.
Also any group of ten farmers not
otherwise represented thru an organ
ization signing statement endorsing
the principles as set forth may send
a delegate.
The purpose of this convention will
be to create an organization in the
State of Ohio which wl1l be represent
ed at the June 18th convention at st.
Paul, Minnesota, to adopt State plat
form, and to nominate full ticket for
he state election in November, 1924.
The convention will entail some
financial expenditures. But it will be
money we'll spent, and each organiza-
ion sending delegates to these con-
yentions are urged to contribute finan-
tally as literally as possible to help Il
lefray the expenses. II
United Action of the Ohio farmers I
md industrial workers is the need of I
he hour. We have already received I
word from many unions and other or I
from every part of the S
'tate that they have passed resolu. S
ions and motions in favor Of State I
'armer-Labor Convention. This as 1
ures a highly successful gathering s
nd the unifcation OF the farmers and /
workers of this State in b
his great move forward. v
Provisional Arrangements Com. h
SCOTT WILKINS, y
GUY CAMPBELL,
or State Farmer-Labor Convention
Committee. Lima Trades and La
Dor Council. h
A. W.. MEYERS, O
M. ]. BERRY, u
or State Farmer-Labor Convention n
Committee. Mansfield Trades Coun. Z
Gil. >,
r, w BURLINGTON, 4
7. A. CLAWSON, n
or State Farmer-Labor Convention II
Committee. Marion Central Labor ,
Union. =,
The Massilon's Central body's en-. n,
'rsement arrived too late for the h
'inted CALL .,