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CLOSING, DEAR R EADER, REMEMBER THAT
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Washington, D. c., January 10
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OF Sport.

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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-20
NATIONAL LEFT Wing CONFERENCE
OF NEEDLE TRADES IS CALLED FOR
new YORK CITY ON AUGUST SO

The problems trades espe
cay those bearing the
rapidly worsening condition becoming
nhcant that the National Committee
League and the National
T. U. following national left wing CON
TO ALL NEEDLE TRADES WORKERS.
critical situation exists the employers
carrying
dons and to destroy the
the union administrations doing nothing
The agreements that
violated by them Unemployment
The union officials instead of fighting
entering into collaboration with the
mands the workers tribunals
Governors Commission,
Against these crying evils the membership
test against the collaboration employers
against surrender is swiftly cysaizing Wing
the Trade Union Educational League
local unions OF all trades the admins
trations, and in others gained major
iy OF the membership will support
In order to the surrendng the
BOSSES the bureaua national
Offices are again trying launch suspensions
CARNATIONS determination
Lett Wing officials Of locals 20 and % W xpul
sion of local in the A. G. W. expulsion members Of
local ana expuons in Chicago these campaign
Continued page 81
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PUTRID CORPSE
OF S. P. PAST
SAVING BY DEBS
Minneapolis Aldermen
Betrayed Workers

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, June a.
Eugene v. Debs, who is now tour.
ing the principal cities Of the coun.
try trying to revive the corpse Of
the socialist party, now wormy and
putrld, will hold one Of his gIorified
revivals in our city.
Debs comes here sponsored by AL
bert Rastis, Gisslan and Lynn Thomp-
son, who are practically the leads Of
the so-called socialist labor group,
politically. The disgraceful defeat of
five of the six tabor" alderman was
due to the fact that they fought
running away from the charge of be-
ing labor"
Socialists Have Bad Record.
IL is extremely doubtful, whether
Debs would throw his revolutionary
cloak, which he wore in the past so
nobly, and which is now sullfed by
bad stains of opportunism, over the
yellow and reasonable record Of the
'-'-~ Continued on page Sd
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RANK AND FILE OF
|. L. G. W. U. PROTECTS
OFFICES or LOCAL q

Especial to The Daily Worker)
NEW YORK, June 1s.-Thou-
sands Of grament workers are to-
day protecting the office Of Local
Twenty-Five of the international
Ladies' Garment Workers Union
against seizure by reaetionary Of
ficlaIs. Rank and file committees
have been organized for day and
night guard service. They are de-
ternined there shall be no repetI-
ton Of the seizure of the offices Of
Locals Two and Nine, which were
taken by force In the middle Of the
night. The attack upon Local Twen-
ty-two offices yesterday afternoon
failed. Nine needle workers, six
girls, arrested on orders Of Vice
President Feinberg, charged with
disturbing the peace, have been re-
leased on bail. A joint committee
Of the three unions is issuing an APP
peal to all locals and members Of
"the International" to condemn the
outrageous assault and support the
rights Of the three locals.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-20
GENERAL STRIKE
CONFERENCE AT
SHANGHAI ENDS
Peace Negotiations in
Sudden Ending
tspeeIaI 70 Dc paIIy workerl


SHANGHAI, June fs.--Nesotlations
for peaceful ending Of the general
strike here which has tied up all Of
the clty's activities TOR two weeks and
resulted in serious disturbances broke
down tonight and grave events-pos-
sIbIy imperiallst intervention may re-
suit.
Owing to the unyielding attitude of
the Chinese negotiatprs, who insisted
on the granting Of their demands, for
eign diplomats bolted the conference
and announced that further negotia-
tons were futile.
Diplomats Go to Picking.
The diplomats, it was announced,
will return Immediately to Picking.
1t is thought they we're ordered to re-
fuse all concessions and threaten
China with invasion by order Of their
home governments.
The Chinese neeptiators insisted
that their demands ne granted in full
including the lifting Of martial law,
punishment of police who fired on stu
dent demonstrators precipitating the
general strike, indemnity for the slain
and injured and ahplition of extra
territorialities.
Meanwhile the city is seething with
indignation and unrest Strike lead
ers have apparently, decided to con-
centrate their ATTEMPTS to tie up all
shipping and wharves. Three thou
sand lightermen ami 10000 wharf
workers have struck all wharves be-
ing affected except those of the Dol
lar Line (AmericanY Not only all
coast and river, but all ocean traffic
as well may be tied up.
National General Strike June rs.
The students of Shanghai and all
other cities have decided to rally the
nation for a general strike on June
25, which is the "Dragon-boat Festi-
YalD when all financial accounts
should be squared.
Ninety former q $3.50 municipal
police led huge procession yester-
day to enforce the boycott against
British and Japanese The parade
went thru the streets breaking every
window that contained British or JAP
anese goods.
The procession was broken up by
Chinese (Manchurian) troops COM
CONTINUED on. page p
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branches are joining in to make the
athletic meet truly international in
character. The Communist Interna-
tional has recognized that thru sports
wide masses Of workers may be
reached, and their ranks further
solidifed-hence the organization
of the Red Sports International with
its sections in the various countries.
On Sunday, June 81. militants of New
York will have an opportunity to wit
ness very interesting exhibition Of
sports in which our Finnish, Czecho-
Slovak, Jugo-Slav, Scandinavian,
Jewish, Lithuanian and English com.
rades will participate.
The Athletic events are scheduled
as follows:
Sign Up for Contest.
Comrades who have not yet enter.
ed their names for these events still
have time to do so, and should i'm
mediately communicate with the
district Office at 10S Il. 18th street.
Prizes will be given the winners.
AS an added attraction, Comrade
krumbein. district organizer, an
nounces that he is-arranging a news.
paper popularity contest which will
give every worker present a chance
to boost his favorite Communist
newspaper. Music and dancing are
also in the general program OF actiy-
ity. NAN
Militants in New York are urged. TO
get their tickets now
You'll Like the Park.
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women remaining, and it is eX-
pected that these will soon Join
when the meaning of the strike
is understood by them.
Began with Cutters
The Curlee shop is the largest
clothing establishment in st. Louis.
The strike began with one hundred
per cent walkout of the cutters. The
next day a group of tailors joined the
strike. Then nearly every day new
groups have been joining in, until at
present the shop is completely tied
up.
Reports received y the strikers
with plenty of proof to show their
truth, show that the Curlee shop is
unable to turn out single finished
garment.
Seventeen Arrests on Second Day.
On June 2, as reported at the time
by the DAILY WORKER, there was
the first interference of the police.
Nine women and eight men on the
picket line were arrested on the
strange charge that they made so
much noise" that the workers in
other factories were disturbed" in
their labor Of producing profits for
their class, the following:
The arrested included, among the
women and girls who have shown
Continued on page p
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Pleasant Bay Park in the Bronx Is
the most beautiful picnic grove in the
city, with fine woodland overlooking
Long Island Sound There is plenty
Of space to roam in. Spend the first
day of summer with Your friends and
comrades at the first party picnic OF
the season.
Tickets are 35 cents sand can be OBJ.
tanned at the Workers Party head.
quarters, Freiheit. S0JUnion Square,
Jimmie Higgins Book store, 1877 Uni.
versity place and from all party mem.
bers.
Gates open at 10 ann.
Take Bronx Park subway or IL" TO
NTH street then take Union port car
to end Of the line. There free buses
will be waiting to take you to the
park.
Party Members New York.
Comrades are urged to be at the
park on Sunday. June 21 at 8 a. m. TO
help in the work at the picnic at
Pleasant Bay Park. Bronx.
District Organizer, cHAs. kRUM.
6ElN.
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AMUNDsEN, POLE
Filler, is SAFE
AT KINGS BAY

LONDON, June 18.-captain Roald
Amundsen, and his party of Polar ex-
pIorers, Including Lieut.. Lincoln Ellis
worth, an Ohio aviator, are safe at
Kings Bay, according to a central
news dispatch received here this
afternoon.
The explorer and his party thus re-
turned to their hopping off place just
2S days after they poked the noses of
their planes toward the North Pole.
Kings Bay. the point mentioned in
the news dispatch, is north of Spitz-
bergen, the northernmost group Of
islands from which departure for the
Pole could be made.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-20
KELLOGG insult
TO MEXICO FROM
MORGAN SMOUTH
Sheffield Tool of Amer
lean Bankers

specifically charging that Secretary
OF State kelIoge's latest studied in
suit to Mexico was dictated by Thorn
as w. Lamont OF J. p. Morgan G.
Co., thru the mouth of Ambassador
Sheffield the All-American Anti-lmpe-
riallst League has issued a statement
warning the people of Mexico as we'll
as the working class Of the United
States that new crisis is being pre-
eipltated by Wall Street in the in
terests Of It's imperialist desians-a
crisis which can have the most dis
astrous consequence for the exploited
peoples Of both countries.
Threat to Overthrow Mexican Gov
eminent.
Secretary Kellogg's action" says
the statement of the All-American Anti.
Ipperialist League, represents an i'm
mediate and serious menace.
For the first time in the history
OF American imperialist policy toward
Mexico. the official head OF the u. S.
department of state has threatened
the Mexican government point blank
that revolution will be engineered
against II unless It accedes TO the
arrogant demands Of the American
bankers"
Secretary Kellogg told the Mexican
government in so many words that
the United States cannot promise to
help against possible internal re-
volution in Mexico until the Mexican
government shows unmistakable signs
of good faith and, Il Is politely limited,
Continued on page ~
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MAC MILAN SHIP
OFF SATURDAY
FOR CREENLA AND

BOSTON Mass. June 1S.-The Peary
was OF Wiscas Eyt Me-, today and
her commander, Donald b. Macmillan,
was on shore having proceeded over
land from Boston, sailing point OF the
Peary.
After taking on more equipment,
both the Peary and her companion
ship, the Bowdoin. will shove off on
Saturday for their first northern OBJ.
jective, Etah, Greenland.
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AMALGAMATED CLOi Z. =. :. e /
TIE UP BIG ST. LOUIS open SHOP
IN fight TO ORGANIZE UNION
tspeeIaI to Ia DslIy worker,

ST LOUIS, Mo-, June 1sThe strike Of the clothing work.
on june ! as previously reported in the DAILY WORKER
continuing with vgo and complete paralysis production
despite the brutal interference of the ST. police The strike
being directed by the Amaganated Clothing Workers Amer
lea IN an effort to organize ST. Louis which large open shop
center producing under scab conditions clothing under
sells the New York and Chicago manufacturers.
The strikers, who getting strike experience
are standing Loyalty by the Amagamated Clothing Workers
of the whole working are out only few italian
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the effect of swinging the workers to
the Boot and Shoe The absence of
any militant leadership among the
shoe workers has rendered them help
less before the campaign for bringing
in the Boot and Shoe, and the destruc.
ton of the locals Of the independent
union.
Last Thursday a committee repres-
enting the cutters, edgemakers, heel
ers' and packers locals Of the Anal
gamated went to the Offices of the
Boot and Shoe in Boston to enquire
as to the terms Of admission into that
union. The Boot and Shoe was re-
presented by a fine selection of labor
Continued on Page 81
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Pass Mine Safety Bill

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 1S.-Two
bills providing for the addition Of IA
few safety devices to coal mines were
passed by the Illinois house and sent
to governor Small for his signature
today.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-20
MaeponaIdItes Win M. s. WaIas

SYDNEY, Australia. June Isl. r..
Lang, labor party Leader. took ONCE
as premier of New South Wales, fol.
lowing the resignation OF Sir George
Fuller and his new conservative, ma.
tionalist party government. The labor
party won in the recent elections.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-20
Manufacture chIdes cov.rnm.n

DETROIT, June 1s.-Protests OF
Charles t. Fisher. automobile body
manufacturer, against the action OF
federal officers in firing upon his
yacht on the Detroit river last week.
may result in o government investiga.
ton OF the affair It was believed here
today.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-20
AS WE SEE 1T
BY T. J. o'FLAHERTY.

WIARREN s. STONE, deceased
leader Of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, is defended
against the Compliment" of never
having led strike, by Albert F. Coyle,
editor of the Engineers Journal. La
Dor leaders as a rule do not consider
It compliment not to have led
strikes, tho our present-day crop, pre-
fer to have that part of their record
in the distant past, something to
boast about, as an old man might fur
lively brGg about incidents in his
early life that are condonable in youth
if not virtuous.
THE compliment-Coyle calls 1t
= charge-was given to Stone by
capitalist writer's. Coyle says it is not
true-at the time of Stones death,
his organization was engaged in a
strike against the Virginian railway.
Mr.. Coyle did not bring forth all the
evidence in his possession to dyna-
mite the charge against his boss.
Why not tell of Stones brilliant
leadership of the strike against the
United Mine Workers of America in
the Coal River Golfers in West Vir-
ginia? Stone was a real strike
leader when it came to leading strikes
against the workers. He was very.pa-
tient and sympathetic with the de-
mands and suggestions of the en-
ployers tho he was quite logged in
his refusal to compromise with the
union miners, insisting on running his
plant openshop.
MIR. COYLE, no doubt will be able
A'A to harmonic Stones scabbery
with the eulogy he has written of him
for the press. He may prove to his
own satisfaction that the labor condi-
lions in the scab-Coal River Galleries
were better than in unionized mines:
that the mines were run on co-operat-
i've lines, (which is myth and that
the miners had the privilege of pur-
chasing stock in the company that OPP
Grated the mines But the employees
of the United States Steel and Stand
ard Oil corporations are urged to buy
the stock of those trusts, yet they are
long way off from owning them.
Those who defend Stone, in face of
his record. and pose as progressives,
possess a colossal impudence and
show a monumental contempt for the
intelligence of the American working
class.
A S the situation is developing in
"A China, it appears that Japan is
driven to the desperate necessity of
placing bsr political eggs IN Chang
Tso-Lins basket and running the risk
of Matching a brood of ugly ducklings.
The latest reports indicate that the
Toxic government has given its tool,
Chang, the word to go ahead and
establish his dictatorship over that
part Of China dominated by Picking.
This would make Japan the dominant
influence in Manchuria and the Chilli
province, leaving Southern China in
the hands of the Kuo Min Tang party
and Mongolia under the control Of
Soviet government. in close relation
ship with the Soviet Union.
uoW this plan will work out is
IL problematical. II the reports on
which the above summary is based are
correct, it is likely that the major
powers, England and the United
States, have given Japan permission
TO assume the white mans burden"
in China, on the theory that when a
choice between two evils is the only
CONTINUED on page 81
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-20
NEW YORK PREPARES FOR WORKERS
PARTY ATHLETIC MEET AND PICNIC;
SUNDAY, JUNE 2Ist is THE DATE

NEW YORK
al athletic carnival and picnic
Park that this Party
affairs in New York All sections in
international
The chief features the will arranged
with Sport Alliance the language
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Smash Mohammedan tradition.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Turkey, June
1S.-Another ancient Mohammedan
custom was overthrown when Mus
tapha Renal Pasha, president of the
Turkish republic, allowed the Aus
trian sculptor Krippel to make bust
of him, Mohammedan tradition for
bids sculping. The statue, when COM
pleted. will be placed in a public park
in Constantinople.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-20
FAKE UNION ORGANIZED BY SHOE
MANUFACTURERS SWALLOWING THE
INDEPENDENTS AT LYNN. MASS.
BY TOM BELL

o Work
Lynn Mass, June 1-The swallowing OF
gamd Shoe Workers
F. of L. company
gone froward with the week
The widespread
manufacturers
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SOVIET MASSES
DEMONSTRATE,
SHOW LOYALTY
BY ALFRED kNUTsoN.
Especial TO The Daily workerj


BERLIN, Germany (5y MaID.-l
had the good fortune Of witnessing a
list Of May celebration in Russia.
say good fortune for the reason that
nowhere else In the world is Il pos
sible for the workers and farmers 10
let 90 of all restraints and give them.
selves over to a full and complete ex-
preston Of working class feelings
and aspirations.
Here the workers and farmers rule
and We find no capitalist policemen
and capitalist politicians putting bar.
riers in the way OF bringing out clear
~ and boldly that freedom from op-
preston which has been surging in
the breasts Of the workers for centu.
ries.
March to Victory.
For the first time in hundreds and
thousands OF years the workers and
farmes OF one great country march
Continued ON Page 81
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N. Y. Garment Workers
Vote Confidence i'm Their
Suspended Local Officers
Especial to The Daily worker)

forward
graid
ans
Under the of taking the locals
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UNEMPLOYMENT FIGURES COUP
1884 IN ONE WEEK IN ENGLAND

LONDON June TThere 4sss4
according the official preceding
officially include many thou
sands Of Jobless workers. t,2et2oo.