The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-26
Hearstism Carries Germ
of Fascisn, Labor's Foe,
in These United States
BY J. LOUIS ENoDAHL.

TODAY, William Randolph Hearst parades ian enemy
Of the interests in the municipal campang raging in New
York City, at the time joining In the "open shop"
Chicago
HyIan 1.-THE peoples candidate while Chicago he grows
hysterica in his lacking of the judicial mounebank Judge
John H. Lyle who is supported by the great bankers and in
dustriaIists in his the striking garment workers.
This is in harmony with the Hearst policy Of adapting
his newspapers to the locality in which they published
In New York, Hearst has tremendous calculations
for his journal and American among the Jewish workers,
great numbers Of whom employed In the needle trades It
is to these he appeals in great part for support of Mayor
HyIan, in the Hearst-HyIan Tammany Hall for the
selection of the mayoray candidate in the democratic pr
aries. The Hearst press in New York City gushes rad
cal phrases The municipal ownership espoused by this
aggregation hailed as "a revolutionary measure" before
the elections But the Hearsyan ticket goes thru,
the capitalist colossus will stand astrde the nations greatest
city powerful Only Hearst will be the ganer adding
to his political strength bosteng up his hope that day
he may yet land in the White House at Washington D. c.
In New York. democratic but In Chicago republican is
the Hearst program In New York. try to fool the workers
with radical phrases in Chicago make open upon the
workers in an effort to crush their organizations
is not accident that Hearst backing the repub
oancapitaIist Flaw n order" Judge Lyle who throws the
thru holding the victims of the bosses frame-ups
6ODant bail notably the $1os put upon the striker
until the fight to reduce the bail was
In so-calIed peace times" the American judicial system
boasts much Of its claim that all innocent until proven
guilty But these peace times" in Chicago. The
open shop war on labor carefully planned with its Lands
award in the building trades and the attack the
at Herrin in williamson County, has opened another
chapter in the present effort to crush the Amagamated
Clothing Workers Union in the garment industry In this
in all great industrial struggles the capitalist
hold the workers guilty of all crimes charged challenging
them to prove their Innocence Listen to the judicial today
to big business Lyle he convcts In the columns of the
Hearst press without court procedure Of any kind the work.
or, DeRosa, as follows: III
"tisunounate for the
those whose destroyed the acid
tor the year old woman that he put nup to while his companion
threw acid in her tailoring shop.
at unfortunate for my fault
and it the public is satisfied rIl to
This is nothing not appeal to the lynch law spirit of
the mob; attempt prejudice in the minds of the
uniformed and the easily sed only against the Anal
gamaed Clothing Workers Union, but against all organized
workers in the state we'll as in the city.
Thus is fascsm born, finding its ally among the
reactionay unions like the United Garment Workers of
America, that lends itself to the open shop" bosses
strike-breaking agency and typed in the capitalist
press by the numerous and growing Hearst publications
Let the workers recognize the enemy and fight accord
ngy.