The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-10-27
Labor Can Recognize Its
Class Enemies in Those
Who VilIify "The Reds"
BY J. LOUIS ENoDAHL.

TO-DAY, the heI hounds of capitalism as "othe" Mary
Jones, veteran fighter for labor liked call them bay
yer Post most powerful of subsidized dales Rocky
Mountain states has joined the Chicago Daily News the
ing of the fancuI of Jacob Spoansky about "The
Reds The pack grows The bowling increases in volume
But the workers know the Chicago Daily News the
Washington Star and the Denver Post will be troubled
in the least by the noise fact they will take much delight
in it, 1t will be sufficient Indication them that the grow
ing power of revolutionary labor is frightening capitalist
enemy OF the whole working class
Take the Denver Post for instance
Frederick G. Bonfls is the of The Post
Bonfils has been connected, in way or another
with every crooked deal that has been put in Colorado
in generations.
He entered corruption on national scale in the Teapot
ROme affair It was o shown NV in the Washington disclosures
of his connection with this scandal.
But is the part his has played in the long and
Greek strike to the Ludlow that has made Bon
fills notorious
Bonfs and his sheet approved of the awess kidnapping
and deportation of years ago. of Meyer Pettbone
and Haywood to Idaho where they placed trial for
It goried in the kidnapping and deportation
OF William Foster when he arrived in Denver to address
local labor
Colorado satrapy of the House Of Rockefeller, big
ges stockhoder in the Colorado Fuel and company
When coorados coal miners steel workers go out on
strike or protest in some other way against Rockefeller
guard rule Colorado gave to the nation the employers
slogan ITO He'll with the Constitution"
This is the dollar dictatorship buIwar<ed by BonIs in
his Denver Post 100 per cent American 1t the
labor reign of the biggest expoters that Bons his
bought sheet seeks to protect against The Red Menace
1t the BonIs' sheet that led the pack of Brass
Checkers in the attack the traction workers in Denves
street strike of 1920 No struggle between the
and the workers is too large too small for Bonls. He
responds to every beck and call of his masters.
1t is we'll that the workers of the nation should know
that such the sheets of the employers attacking
Americas Communists in the most "Red Scare"
The Chicago Daily News the Washington Star and the
Denver Post among the Others express the thoughts of
the class enemies of the workers. Only the DAILY WORKER
carries the fight against them.
Some of the mlitants of yesterday give up the fight
Conspicuous among these is Mother" JONES' figure
OF many labor struggle, who urges labor support
the strkebreaker Coolidge Today she the ally of the
Daily News the Star and the Post She side by
with John l. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers
OF America in his betrayal of the mine workers. in his open
alliance with the enemies of the organization he
This is the Lewis who supported his publicity agent Ellis
Searles in conducting "Red Raid" thru the columns of
the United Mine Workers Journal that had the
of the whole capitalist press.
The broad front of the Antcommunist attack extends
from Rockefeller the bilonare Lewis his labor Ieute-
nant from Bonls to Searles. is antiabor front
against which thinking workers organize battles
to protect their class interests. Labor may easily
cognze its enemies thru those supporting the attacks
The Reds. 1t is sign by which labor can develop its
solidarity and march forward to its class victory.