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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-14
SCAB PLANTS
EMPLOY ENT
system Barred
DailyWo rManHired
After Hours of Quizzing
(-hird ArtIcIe.)
BY KARL REEVE.


It isnot an easy or asoenfort-
able matter TO sell to the West
ern Electric one-third of your
existence.
For a solid afternoon and
most of the next morning after
| had secured a job in the proc
ess inspection department, |
went thru one third degree after
another.
was stripped and thumped
by a doctor, ticketed and carded
by several different bosses,
stopped and quizzed by armed
guards, fed with three PAM
phlets explaining that the West
ern Electric Company is "the
best place to work." and brow
beaten in a dozen different ways.
Three times had unsuccessfully APP
piled at the Western Electric employ
ment office for job. | had on an old
pair of brown trousers, a two year
Continued on page %
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-14

Fthe papers run out too fast.
Hundreds of men are stopping
regularly for their DAILY
WORKER. They say to the
"newsies," "Those articles are
great. They tell the truth all
right, but they are not strong
enough against the Western
Electric officials. It's the worst
scab company in the world"
One worker was particularly inter
ested in the showing up of the promo
ton system. Il waited six months for
promotion" he told one DAILY
WORKER salesman, land then found
my hourly rate had been reduced. |
was making less money than / had
been. Instead of advancing men every
six months, the efficiency system ex-
perts fire hundreds every June and
September, and make those. who re-
main SO scared they work like hell in
order to keep their jobs and forget all
about that promised promotion"
Angry at Reeves Arrest.
The Western Electric employees
were indignant at the arrest Of Karl
Reeve, who Investigated the plant, for
"disorderly conduct" They swore at
the Western Electric officials when
they heard of it. The case comes up
this morning before the Cicero po-
lice court.
Employees who have recently been
attracted to the DAILY WORKER, de-
clare their intention of subscribing to
the paper and reading it every day.
Il read not only the stuff about the
Western Electric one man told a
DAILY WORKER agent, but | also
read all about the Farmer-Labor move
ment for class labor party and about
the doings of the different unions and
of the Workers Party"
1T sure is time we had a union, in
the Western Electric plant They feed
us lot of bunk, brit they don't give
us decent wage. Give the company
hell. They deserve it. It is also time
we had an independent action of the
working class on the political field.
The two old parties are corrupt to the
core and the workers can't expect any
thing from them"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-14

The resolution against the
collaboration scheme of the b.
& 0. Railroad reads as follows:
WHEREAS, the /. A. OF M. is being
corrupted by the propagation and in
stallation OF poisonous scheme, vari-
ously called the "co-operation," "B.
q o." or Johnston" plan, which pro-
claims as its object that the Union
shall be made into a business insti-
tuition to sell labor as a capitalist sells
"arch-brick, supre-heaters, or lubri-
eating oils" and
E WHEREAS, this scheme is absolute
ly repugnant to the ideals Of union.
ism to the traditions of the |. A. Of
M. and to the effective functloning
and healthy growth Of our unions. bo-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-14

cause it destroys the militant attitude
and vigilant watchfulness Of the /.
A. Of M. against the employers, our
natural enemies and turns il to col
liberation, to soft yielding and TO ac.
quiescence in intolerable conditions;
and
WHEREAS, the preamble of the
l. A. Of M. in its statement Of the
class struggle as the basis OF our I'M
ion, lays down the only solid founda-
tion upon which fighting organiza-
ton can be built; therefore, be II
RESOLVED, that the Convention OF
District 70, International Association
Of Machinists rejects the so-called "B.
q o." Johnston or cooperative"
plan, and brands Il as an employers
scheme that Will lead to the destruc.
ton OF our union.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-14
YOU SAID IT.!

YOU SAID 1T!
Since then 1904 inter
ested in gas business at
Evanston, ILL.,, Lacrosse,
Wis.,, Seattle, Wash, etc.
Charles G. Dawes, G. o. P.
candidate for vice-presi-
dent, writing about himself
in Who's Who In America,
Vol. ~, p. 87o.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-14
Minnesota WORKERS AND
FARMERS! Vote COMMUNIST
IN THE PRIMARIES MONDAY

EVERY cassconscous worker and farmer in Minnesota
- will take great interest in the primaries be held on
Monday, June 49, Many candidates in the field for
nomination on the Farmer-Labor ticket Unfortunately
there many of them who attracted by the
possibility of getting into office than by build
up strong party of farmers and workers. 1t will be nee
essay for the Minnesota workers discriminate carefully
in voting.
Candidates who in the past have opposed the forma-
ton OF the Labor Federation the basis solid
party organization cannot be trusted to fight for the poll
ces of the party in the coming election. They should be
passed for those candidates who have fought for
strong party.
There others who stand for the state party but
who actively passvey sabotagng the June
venton called to form national party. These also
be discarded in favor of the staunch fighters for the ST.
Paul convention
All together for the fighting class candidates. the Com
nunsts and Others and the Minnesota movement will take
big leap forward
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-14

WESTERN ELECTRIC employees
TALK ORGANIZATION AS DAILY
WORKER EXPOSES CONDITIONS

The DAILY WORKER exposure of the scab conditions
speedp slave driving of the management of the Western
Company has demorazed temporarily the Western
Electric officials.
While the DAILY WORKER newses" have been selling out
single paper front of the Western Electric gates and
while the Western Electric employees have been calling
the Western Electric Company has been using the
Chicago News feeble and Intellectual the
effect the of the DAILY WORKERS exposure
Western Electric slave driving speed-up activities
The DAILY WORKER newsies' declare the only trouble
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-14

THE DAILY WORKER
RAISES THE STANDARD
FOR A WORKERS AND
FARMERS GOVERNMENT
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-14
The Machine Won.

The Machine Won.
But the final answer is that
the machine wanted Dawes, and
got him. And they got, with
him, such a good alibi for the
machine, that a great hallful of
people and hundreds of simple
newspaper men are now walking out
Of this place ready to swear, and to
prove with elaborate stories, that the
result would have been otherwise "ifD
this and IF" that
But we look back at the past
months and realize that consistent
process of building up Dawes has
been going on, from the moment that
he was chosen, in the office of J. P.
Morgan & Co, for the spectacular Job
Of unofficial" settler Of European ar
fairs, and the greatest of all world
plans Of finance and politics was
christened the Dawes report"
Anyone accustomed to the ways of
newspapers in putting" name and
who remembers how the hero OF San
Juan Hill was created, was obliged to
suspect something during these past
months when, according to the news
paper headlines, the fate of the world
hung on upon the, Dawes report"
Dawes himself, by hell and Maria!
was made into the Galahad whose
semi-omnipotent hand would save the
world out of chaos.
This Galahad is no freshling, but an
old SCARED veteran of the Mark
Hanna-Foraker machine of 90, which
was creased by Standard Oil. A law
yer, politician, banker, he got a
job from Hanna in 1897 as controller
of the currency.
When the world war started, this
man, who could hardly be classed as
political virgin, began a strange and
rapid soaring to military" success.
From out of the fray he got a COM
Continued on Page %
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-14
COOLIDGE and Dawes CARRY
WALL STREETS WORLD COURT
Banner IN 1924 ELECTIONS
BY ROBERT MINOR.
EDITOR of The LIberator"

(Staff Writer and cartoonist Of The Daily Worieer9
CONVENTION HALL, CLEVELAND, June 13.-You wousd
have almost believed yourself, for WHILE "He and-Mar
has been sd into the Republican voepresidna nopa
ton just fifteen minutes ago. with the precision of machne
of which provided for several months ago.
done with such SKILL with complicated
arranged to conceal the machine and give Of
taneiy that doubt whether twenty of all that yelling
hong has the least suspicion of how the put
don't want to conceal of the complex character Of the
ar simpler than Certainly there
many currents that had to be allowed for
The of Lowden certainly stands for compexy of the
ituaton that confronted the bosses of this convention
1t probable that they allowed for prepared
accept Lowden difficulties doing otherwise had been
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-14

Frank StahI carpenter working
at the trade, expects to defeat Harry
Jensen, the reactionary district pres
ident OF Chicago, in the election to-
day.
Stahl is running on a platform
that calls for united front of all
union carpenters against their COM
mon enemy, the open shop boss.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-14
1000 Starving in omsk.

OMSK, June 13.-Thanks to the
failure of crops last year, there are
1900 starving in the Omsk district.
Aid is being given by the peasants
mutual aid committees and the dis
trict Soviets.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-14
REPUDIATE "B & O" SCHEME AT
CONVENTION OF r. r. MACHINTSTS

MILWAUKEE,, June 13District 49, International Assoca
ton OF Machins in convention here with delegates from all
important points on the c. NJ St p Railway Overwhelmingly
repudated the Johnston B o. cooperative scheme It also
recommended to all local unions in its elect dele
gates to the coming International convention pledged TO
Tor constitutional changes provide election of
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-03
Wfifael Spininem fnollmt.

Sairitlanona Df. 13 p. fulfil pGG-
faitpltngista eri plolille maatomme:
fouluballitlfien pliiobtaio, entinen
fasmatusopin profesiori Wifael Sol
ninen on eronnlit elGmGstG. $50 ipno.
Il tafaperin bdnen tieoettiin iairas.
tiineen apaiteaan taitiin; iiitG buoli-
nlatta bdn, oioittaen borpinoista
tartnoa ia mielenIaijinttta, boiti alma
mime fliun puoIipGliin iaoffo foif.
II mirtatoimenia, ilorittipa ,pielG
ntititafin barrastitfiioau IGbellG ole
mia tebtGtpiG. 2opuIta iGptGipG tauti
nrtrii fliitenfin ipointat ia fotfaiii
toimeGiaan elGmGn. &uoIema topali
bGnet WsebiIdiien fairaorosio, iosia
b6ntd ipiime tpitfot boioettiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-03
EreIibentti lrnnnittelee maaniuilie-
lDfien aiumstamista.

Hreiioentti Gooliogen ilmoitetaan
tebneen paGtofien, .ettG ballitifien,
prittGesi1dn toinlio maairpilieliiGin
apustamiiefii on annettatpa REFER
tpipanffien ballinnolle mG1rGps rpb
tpG toinittamaon tittfimrsto, ionfa
tarfoitpfiena olili iaaba ielfpille fdp
tannolliiet menettelptaiuat faniain-
ip1Iiien naibtofursiin mnfiinniittonli
iefii. Hreiioentif mielestG ebf1iiee
amerifalaisten farnlituotteioen tpien
ti6 ulfomoille bptpin iltiresia MAD
rGsiG joittenfin llfomaioen raban
olbainen orwo. 9ii6fii on preiioentti
pGGttGnpt, ettG ntaanmilielpsbeparte-
mentin toiminta .alitetto on laaien-
nettana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-03
glmerifan faniallisparalliimn

&alppaoepartementti ilmoittaa,
ettG glmeritan, mailman riffaim-
man maam fanialliimussparalliiltus
on 32O,SO3, $4,000 oollaria. site
apuooen 1912 oil faniolIisriffals
liiGantpnpt 1872 proientilln. 8uon-
no 1912 lasfettiin fanlallismaralli-
iuuoen olelpan 1S9,299, 1854, 900
oolIaria. Smaiilus futafin bentiloG
foDoen oil iilloin 1850 oollaria,
paan npt 2,91S oollaria, liiGpfien
ollesia 49.6 proienttia. @auppaoe.
par1ementti fiiitenfin ielitti, ettG fon
iaflnnon lparolliiuuoen rabaar,pon
fasmaminen oil pG1aiialliiesti JOB.
tunilt bintojen nouiemiiesta eif6
mustaalpasta paralliiuusmGGrGn Ii.
iddntpn1iiestG iiIld taipaIla fuin to-
lousoppineet len losfeipat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-03
Saitmri iuansittn.

Sifeon ibmisnlppr1n, iofo eli,
ioi, ioi ia nilffui Seem gorfin iltlin-
nationalist maanalaiiesia raitatie.
iperfosia ipiineiiet folme lpuotto, o.
mot poliiiit faiipaneet pGipdnma-
loon. SGnet titonlittiin netelebtimi-
iestG ia lGbetettiin 6 fitiitdiibefii
tpoformille. Wieben mimi on 9ticbo.
las 9fitlimono ia oil bGnellG niifa.
nam ponffifirio, iota oioitti omis-
toiallaon oleipan panfisir tolletettlt-
no $4,000 ia $4,000 mdlilId.
8angittaesia fertoi tGnta maan-
aloinen elGiG ei niiffuneenia oifeas-
ia iGnepsiG piimeisten taboen fuiio-
oen aifano Eoimeentulonia ban TAI,
apielGpG ferGii pienen onaiiaiiiben-
fin, fofoilemaIld matfustaiien belt
telenGt ianomaleboet, iotta mpi fit
ten iiuoelleen iellaiiiIle, iotfa eitpGt
olIeet mielG lattirneet iitG niimeroo
Iufemoan. {.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-03
26 faituantomiestG iaanmt inrmania.

BLUE SSielo, Us. So. - &afIifpm.
ment1flmii miest1 menetti benfenid
Outonisia McOomell fnuntisla ole
nan Wlifon-E Eocobontos fipibiilipb-
tion no. 2 faipannosia tapabtiinees.
ia r0jdbopflesiG aifaiiin mime per-
jantaina. &oboefinn mltlita faimon.
nosia oltiitta irtiestG pelostlti.
9fGjGbops tapabtlii beti ntiesten
rpbtpesi1 tpobonid aantiiiella. Wie-
bet Iasfentuimat faipantoon faboes-
la oinsiu. @niioiosia mel moottori-
mallnu olle "a nliestG ia toilello
terralla of maltnltsia 8 miestd.
Scum pallnl ebti noin 1000 jolfaa
faimannon iluilta, iuistli ie iosta-
fin ippstG pois raoalta. @iiii mie-
bistG nosti ipoiirito rooalle rGiGb6pf
len topabtliesia. 8iimeiiestG joufos-
ia lGbti folme miest1 tpopaifalleen
oifotien talltta ia tGGlli otafiutonn
beioGn jolitrineen iobonfin faoiullo
tGpttpneeieen onfaloon, iolloin iiellG
olapa toaiu rGjGbti miesten aipo-
naisten lonpplljen iptpttGnGnG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-03
AQprsfpd ia tnlDia
9lmfara mprsfp inrmammmt fpmme'
MIA ibmiliG.

98iime lauantaina ia illnnmntaino
riebilnut btrtped mprsfp. iofa ulet.
tli laainlle alalle, on iirmannilt
folmiientpnlulsrti ibnlistG ia bGluit-
tGnpt polio onlaiilultta. &outta pob-
ioislGilnen mnrsfp riebui lunnipprp.
ma ia etel1sid ia ioGsiG anfarana
tpeiiiateena ia utfosmprstpnG.
Sn,lat npobGstpipGt ia lenn1tin,
ia pibelinliifenne iprtiii pabasti e.
p1fulltoon. Dbteen aifaan of raoio
ainouna Observation-Disclosures. Gbica-
90 oil idbfoianomopbtep ct.
Banlin fonsia ainoastaan Seem Oor.
lin faiittn ia @innipef ia nieat
@iscpniinin paiffatrnnat olipnt e.
ristetpt 1p1bGfii aifaa. Teras oil
mlpos eristettp npdlittolnasto pbtep'
best1 Gbicaeon fansiu betfen aifaa.
Omoiiuuspaurioioen 8isconlinis.
ia ia Mslourisia artpioioaan noltie.
man 100000 oollariin.
yfar,ftaiaoe on aibeuttanlit tllboi-
tan melit1Lpan Obio-ioen warrella
ia muillafin paifoin ioan tpaltioisia,
frten penniplmaniasia, 8est Wir-
ainiasia ia Marplanoisia. llleita
berifiIoitG on buffunut ia latoia jon
tuneet fooittonlifii. Smailulioen tli-
Zoo OH tpield puifea arlpioi6a.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-03
Wsnrtoiparas pibGtetts smrnsia.

Surusia on mime aifoina tapab-
tllnut erGitG murtoDarfantiia, jcito
poliili eli tGbGn osti ole onnisturiit
lelapittGmG1n. gspttemnnin on friten-
fin iaatu ipalaistiista aiiaan, fitn
fnllpunein etiiip1Gn olastoon tuotiin
benfilo, iofa marniulioella on toois-
tettu ipplliiefii ainafin uieibin ,Iur-
toibin.
&pipnptiesiG olelpa benfilo on
nimeltGGn Martti @uorio. S1net pi
oGtti ntuuoana emf. ,etiitpG iuuri tun
@uorio oil ttnfeutitnitt erGGieen o.
iuntDn gsltntmenfplGn pbteismaalla
n:osia 80. GtiipGsia oiastosia lop-
oettiin 8uoriolta ilillri iolifto tiiri-
foita iefd raltatanfo, iota BON oil
fGpttGnpt ntltrtoja teboesiGGii.
9tiinifGGn on @uoriolta iaati ia
faiiin iouffo ipiimeaifaiiisia nnirto-
morfoitfiisla fa6onnutta taiparaa M.
M. molentmilto St1iiellG faonlla ta-
pabtuneista. 2iidfii iopii b6nen plIG
mainitun mlirtoralitnnio jGliet rtlcis
ia nlllrretuiSia oipisia n1fppiin
merffeibin. Dtafiutaan bGnen oIal.
leen tiilepan 10-11 murtoa.
Scum 8uorio, len idlfeen fun bd.
nelta etiiipdsid oiostosin oil poistet-
til tiirifat ia tardoieet, spietiin i6ilp.
tpsputfaan britti bGn iiellG tebba
itienr1rban amaamalla faiiipariiwol-
timonIo. !SGnen tasfiunio of iGG-
nDt taipallinen peltinen lpijpfpltGn-
bolffi, iolla ban onnistiii fotfaiie-
maan tpaiemman ranteenIa moltt-
mon. 8erenfpitoto oil bpipin rlinlas,
nlitta onnefii batomaii ipartijo fur
fistaa fopin lliifrsta iiiGdn ennen-
fuin ban ebti protaa fiiipiin. Sao.
pa tltfittiin eifG bengenDaoroc ENID
ole.
8uorio on neliGnfolmatta puo,
Den ifGinen, ipntpnpt 1900 Moori.
osia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-03
Qnbenourff iuapantettn.

Wlnncben. &enraali eric Su-
6enoorff, entinen Safion armchair
fentt1marlnlffd, on ipopaufetfu
Observation-Disclosures, jofa OH
nostettu bGntG postaan oianotos-
taon t11ll1 piime marrosfunsia ia.
pobtuneeieen epGonnistlineeleen To-
pinonn.
9looIf Sitler, ia entinen polttR
p66lliffo Iobner tuomittiin fnmpi-
Tin piioefii puooefii Danfeusran'
gaistlfieen ia 200 INFLAMMATION lot
loon. =
Sri @eber ia elpersti &riebel,
&itlerin ipptetpt opnlaiiet, idtipat
ianuonfaltaiiet rangaistlfiet.
Sri Sriscb, Mpncbenin piirin en-
tinen prelioentti, fapteeni @obm,
Iir,ttnantti Turnet, iofo on Suoen'
6orffin poifopuoli ia laitnanrit
@rlscbner ia Bagrer tiomittttn 10
funfaaoefii wanfeusrangaistnt,een
ia 100 marian iaffoon.
Wepncbenin paltototiija jo faiftia
oifeustalolle iobtatpio fillfnipdpltd
otpat iotilaat olleet tarfasti iporttot-
masio tiitfinnon aifano. Sotilastuar
tiioita liidttiin fen jdIfeen fun tio-
miot iiilistettiin ia on foitpnntt o.
ieeIliien leirin foltainen.
Eiistoina jilistettiin wointaan
i16ntS, jollo ubattiin mielenoloitta'
fla rosfailla uanfeusrangaistufiiLlo
10 fuolemoon tuomitiemiiellafin.
&itlerin fannattoiien onnistui an
tao tieto oiteuoen pdGtofiistG merlin
/, mnoilla rafennusten fatoilta, iillo
boIiiiiuironomoiiet oliipat fieltdnee1
pddtofiien aiettamiien iuIfiiille poi
toiIIe.
TdnG1n laotiin tietdG, ettG Sitle
rim puolue oil nintittdnpt Suoen
Sorffin ia pdbnerin uoItiopditpd
mieseboottaitii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-03
@Gfijnomarifofiet ,6eliinsisiG 6el.
mifnulla.

ytpttemnin poIinistuneen tilaston
nlufoan on SeliingisiG oletettu bel
ntifiuin aifana ipptteeieen inopltmuf
iesta 94S benfilOG, ioista miebi1
Oil ia naiiia 81. Sri pbteistunta.
luoffien fesfen iafautuipot ippttee.
ieenpaniait ieuraawasti: maampilie-
dtioitG ia inaatalolistpOnjobtajio 6,
torpporeita ia noatalolstpoipGfe1
6, Iiifemiebid, tebtailuoita. f1iitpo.
liiffenbarioittaiia, fonttoristeia ia
liifeapnlaiiia 124, mirfa- ia polipe.
lusmiebiG 25, tpapaon anmatin bar
icittaiia 81, falipitngin ia teboas.
tpo,p1feG 436, nliilita tp0,pGfeG 265
ia ilman toiitta oletpia 80.
3ieltolafirifofiista on ipptteeicen
panta pbteenid 1875 benfilod, ioista
miebiG t39 ia Malta 90. ybteisfun.
naIliien aiemania ntrfaan oil nGis.
I'd maaiipilieliioitd ia maotolous-
tponiobtaia 5, torppareita ia maata.
GolistpoipdfeG 1, liifemiebiG, tcbtaili-
ioita .. m. %, apirfa. ia paltpelis-
miebid 2, popaon ammatin borioit
toiia 7, faiipunfi- ia teboastpomdfeG
81, nriilita tpOpdfed 81 ia ilmon
toirta oIetpia IL.
Sofdlpariffoon on otettu benfiI5il
I'd, ioioen mimi on ioatu iImi 1920
litraa ipriitd ia 81 Iitroa maita al.
fobolipitoiiia aineita. SenfiIoiltd
ioioen nimestd ei ole ioatu ieIfoa
on tafaiparifoitii 961 Iitrao ipriitii
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-03
Grm.eiia pibetddn emtiielldan.

@onstaiobuoneen pddtofien mt.
faan tulloan Obopsapaltain armeija
pitGmGGn iontoniiiuriiiiena fiiin to-
bGnfin iaoffa, MIN. t25,O00 iotiIas-
ia ia 10000 upieerio faiittdtp6nd.
8GbentGmisebo bplGttiin cpd.
niiiaina. @oustaio 4pale, Winne.
iotasta, ebootti arneiiaa pdbeunet-
tGipGfii $4,000 miebeen, ia teyoiiloi-
men @lacf oletti iotatiibantiien ar.
meiian oleipan fpllin ialiiren. Sfin-
nastett1fro giiropan maioen, elm.
1endjGn INSTRUMENTATION, on II.
GIN iotamobti bplpin fobtlrullinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-03
'Snnr-nrbeilija 9lrmas Saipale iaa
pnnnt Gnpmcsta CANADIAN.

9sorian gmerifan 2injon boprpl.
"@ereensfioro" iaapui Salifariin,
Gonaoosio, perjantaino ipf. 81 p:nd
lasfien iiellG moibin 253 motfrsta-
iaa CANADIAN, ioiitosia uieita fpm-
meniG iuomalaiiia, NJ. M. fiefonbei-
ton maailmanmestari glrntas st.
Saisale Seliinsistd, matfalla Sort
Mrtburiin, Ont,
Salifaristo iaapui "8ergensf-
iorb" Seem gorfiin iatnnantaina tt.
90 p:nG mufanoan 625 matfusto-
iaa ybbpsmaltoibin. = Se lGbtee
paliiumatfalle Seem Oorfistu Iauan.
taina tt. 20 p:n6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-03
&ellpm iuerinGptelmGn iGlfiielpittclp

&iiten mliistettaneen, tlonlitii fib
lotlinnanoifeus @atti HoSlafan &el-
Ion aienlalla topabtlineesta folmin-
fertai!esta tabolliiesto nnirbasto pi-
oettdpdfii fustafin elinfaiioen tpan-
feuoesia ia mafiainaan nlrbottuien
ontaiiille elatiiSapua 100 marffaa
fliiifaibesio. &oiffi miut wastaoiat
fiblafnnnanoifeus ieniiiaan tpapaiit,
ii. Baatos alistettiin @aaian boipi-
oifeloen tartastettaipotii iofa NIT
artan1allaan pGGt0fieIli on tobcn.
nut, ettd Weatti Tosiaffo ei tefoo
teboesldon ole ollut ippntafeinen,
ionfa tafio bolpioifells on bGnet mo-.
pauttaniit. Sotpioifeltoen p6Gtofien
nllltoan Ell ole ielpitettp, flita tpos.
taojista on iattrneesio tappelusia
lurmannlt Mntti &iiparin. Sen Il.
joan on botpioifens tuominnut @ino
Eosiofnn torfeGstG tappelusta fuole.
man ieuralifiella pioettGp1fii pfIi
ipuoii .fltritltsbuoneesia iefi pboesiG
Wootti Sosiafan fonsio tliomittlt
mafianlaan elatlsopua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-03
Seta Sammlim palluelijoita ipbttees.
ID eparebelliipbbestG.

@albington. GepublifaoniIen
eousmieben Sobn @. 2anglepn SEEN.
tltcfpsta on feoeralinen ilurtpalnnie
bisto inlistamit ipDlIiiefii ialaliit.
toaltnmiieen ballituflen toimien eb.
faiiemiiefii ia bGiritIen1iiefIi.
Soiiet ianalla fertaa ipplliiiffi ir.
listetut otpat Millaro S. 8est, ap,..
Ioistullifomisioneri; gfusiell 90.
Sacfett, fieltolafiagentti; 8en Weo.
fes ia Sarrp Sattler, TittsburaisIa
toimiipan Union Drug Com omista.
iat ia eras Sponep Rets niminen
mics.
@oellGmainittitien benfiloioen b.
nj. ipptetdGn nlooostaneen ialalii.
ton, mafiaafieen 100000 @lias
so. MortimerelIe, tpeteroanibofIin.
non tlttfinisiutltsia eiiintDipdlIe
pddtooistaiaIIe.
&ongresiimies 2ongleplIe tlili ipp
tofien mufaan iitorittaa $4,000 fiji.
td, ettd ban Waifuttaiii iiten ettd
ballitufien tparastobuoneesio oIeipas
ia pdfiiuomaparostosta iiirrettGi.
lin ola Union ORIG Com buostaan.
Weposfin ipptetGGn eoaismies
2anglepns ia ipiioen mum eoeIIGmai
nitrn benfilon ialaliittoutltneen eri.
nGisten tillitiiIoien ia tperoien ia.
ipaltamilefii ballitlifielta.
&ongresiimies 2anelep ipofiiuttaa
tapoellistd ippttomppttGan ia ieIit.
taG noipania mposfin tooistaa ipiat
tontl1ittenia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-03
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beltin erottamista toimestaan. @roa
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&ooiebeltin mined on uIein mai.
nittu olip-i p-ifanoalin tlitfinnon pbtep.
oesl1, nllitta npt tpasta on tliItu
iiiben, ettd bGnen eroaan paaoitaan.
Sinclair srano imrpn eteen.
sc, ettei olip-berra Sinclair iuos.
tlinut tpastaumaan ienaatin fontite.
alle faiffiin len tefemiin fplpn,pt-
lin, on ipienpt iiiben, ettG berra
Sinclair ioiltuli NIT Iiittoballihttien
grand iitrpn eteen tpastaamaan
bdnta tpastaati tebtpibin ipptofiiin.