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labor THRONGS
PARTICIPATE IN
NOV. z MEETINGS
Chicago TOilers Defy
Storm Saturday

Despite the continuous downpour of
rain thru the day which later turned
to snow, a great throng Of Chicago
workers attended the mass meeting
arranged by the Workers (commun-
st) Party in the Temple Hall, sat
urday evening, to celebrate the eighth
anniversary of the Russian revolu-
ton.
Soviet Union Heartily cheered.
Every mention of the victory
achieved by the workers Of the Soviet
Union brot hearty response from
the assembled workers.
The meeting opened with the sing
ing of the Russian funeral march by
the Freiheit Singing Society in the
memory Of the dead Soviet war min
lister, Mikhail Frunze, who gave his
life to the cause of the workers revo-
luton in Soviet Russia.
Following The funeral hymn and the
International. the chorus then sang a
song composed by the chorus leader
dedicated to the memory of Nikolai
Lenin.
After a a-amber of encores, Martin
Abern with few introductory re-
marks INTRODUCED Max Bedacht, edi-
tor of the laorkers' Monthly, and
member Of lie Central Executive
Committee oisshe Workers tcommun-
ist) Party.
New Far on soviets.
Eight yeasJ have passed since the
news that electrified the world that
the workers of Russia have taken
power into their hands thru the work.
ers' and Dc fnnts' Soyiets' declared
Bedacht in MS opening remarks. He
then showed Chat while we had gath
cred to celes.'ate the victory of the
Russian wort Prs, we must also see
the dangers pnfronting them in the
(Confnued on page y
The daily worker., 1925-11-10
An Appeal the Young and Adult Workers Ama Day. November I

Now new factor has entered the the last
world war breach has been the
ast world The heroic struggles Of the Russian
farmers have succeeded in building strengthening
pupIics OF the Sovets which stand splendid
TOR the worlds workers, for them
existence OF the Soviet Union Is bone In the
imperalsts All Of their the Russian
republic have heretofore failed Now they making new
attempt Thru the socaed security
the lmperasts under the guidance Street. are trying
forge an iron ring for the destruction Of Russia
hopes not only achieve sufficient stability
to collect its millions Of dollars debts organize
mighty for the elimination Of It's greatest enemy the
Union of Socialist Soviet Republics.
The workers Of the world have powerful weapon
Soviet Union II the property working class al
whole The working cass everywhere defend Russia
against this attack The right defense OF Soviet
mperalst wars
The daily worker., 1925-11-10

and twisted and crippled the battlefield for
capitalist class Demand end to imperiaIist warsl
Negro workers.! Remember the infamous treatment
corded to the heroic soldiers Of oath infantry
defending the honor Of their They
OF Imperialism in the trenches
more unless join the struggle against ruling
obs In the industries the ynches
demanding equality with white peopiel
Workers mperiaist the benefit Of the
ruling class You have only fight in which
ee In which to win victories and that is the
ers against the capitalist class Join untedy
against the OF the inperastsl
Workers Rally for the defense Of the Soviet Unonl
Demand the immediate recognition Of the Russian repubcl
Demand the withdrawal Of American forces
epn countresl
Join the movement for organized political
workers. labor partyl
Demand the abolition Of child laborl
siS,hour day and hve-day week for young workersl
Abolish military training in the schools!
Down with capitalist ant. .lrperiaismI
Units In the struggle for srepubie Of
Central Executive Committee,
Workers (Communist) Party of America.
National Executive Committee,
Young Workers (communist) League OF Amsrloa.
The daily worker., 1925-11-10
GAkNNT WORKERS WIN STRIKE
REPORT MUSSOLINI PLOT
A FAKE TO AID FASCIST
DICTATOR KEEP POWER

LONDON, Nov. s--Aceording to
the dispatch received here by the
Daily Herald, liberal labor paper,
from a responsible correspondent
on the border of Italy the alleged
plot against the life Of Mussolini is
a fabrication, framed up with the
idea Of giving fascism, which is los
ing incuence, new opportunity to
take drastic action against the op-
position.
The daily worker., 1925-11-10
SCARCITY OF HOUSES IN |
LONDON FORCES FAMILY |
OF Il TO LIVE IN TENT |

LONDON, (5y MalD-UnabIe to
get a house, man and his wife and
ten children are living in tent at
cameIford, in the Plymouth district.
The magistrates have given the
family seven days notice to quit on
the ground that the tent is unfit for
human habitation.
The daily worker., 1925-11-10
ANAL ALGAMATED' TRIUMPHS OVER
INTERNATIONAL TAILORING CO.,
IN CHICAGO And new YORK CITY

After 19 weeks of bitter struggle the strike of the Anaga
mated Clothing Workers Union against
ing Company in New York City and Chicago end with
complete victory for the The company
sign the dotted line renewing the old recognizing
the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
The announcement of the the strike was made bv
the president of the union at the od Carriers Harr
son and Green streets yesterday afternoon great
OF the members OF the Amagamaed had gathered
The daily worker., 1925-11-10
Here,s the Corn HuskIna KIna.

LITCHFIELD, H.. Nov. S.-Oscar
Hagemeier, Of Nokomis. was the corn
husking king Of Montgomery county
today. He husked q bushels and As
pounds OF corn in one hour.
The daily worker., 1925-11-10

their victory.
The terms of settlement were de-
cided on after three-day conference
in the Vanderbilt Hotel in New York
City where committee representing
the Amalgamated Clothing Workers
general executive board met with
Jacob L. Reiss, president of the Inter
national Tailoring company.
All members of the United Garment
Workers Union, that have acted the
part of strikebreakers have been fired
and union men win be on the job
his morning.
Tried to Leave Town.
In Chicago the plant will not be
working in full force for ten days as
the company will have to bring the
machinery which it sent to Rock
Island and Moline. in the hope of
establishing factories there and crush
ing the strike, back to the plant at
S47 West Jackson Blvd.
The news of the union winning the
strike had been rumored for a day
or so before the victory celebration.
but final settlement had not as vet
been made.
The Hod Carriers Hall where the
victory celebration took place, was a
seething mass Of joyous strikers. In
the rear Of the hall band played the
International and other meiodies. on
the stage were placed floral tributes
from every local represented in the
joint board.
Spell Victory in Red.
The Amalgamated Clothing Work
ers' Union had large floral tribute
Of red roses shaped like a horseshoe
with a white bar across the middle
in the center of the platform.
On the bar in red flowers was the
one word Victory" On the sides of
the horseshoe were the dates June 25.
1925, the day they went on strike and
November z, 1925, the day the settle
ment was made.
Speaker after speaker representing
the various Amalgamated Clothing
Workers of America locals in the
city and large garment factories, con-
graduated the 500 International Tail
oring Co. workers on their victory and
pointed out that not only was this
strike of the International Tailoring
company workers, but that it was a
strike of the entire union against the
attempts of the bosses to crush the
union and establish the open shop.
The daily worker., 1925-11-10
The Growing Movement
for International Unity
of Worlds Trade Unions

This is the beginning Of series Of articles dealing NTH
the question of World Trade Union Unity Undoubtedly this
question Of Importance at the present time Following
instoIents U deal loih the international Federation of
Trade Unions, the Red International Of Labor Unions and
the British Workers and International Trade Union Unity
The daily worker., 1925-11-10
Continued on page 81

RMsTlcE DAY! The seventh anniversary the ending
n the last imperiast war; again the capitalist class
N preparation for Everywhere
increases in acknowledgements military preparations larger
rmes-preparatons for another blood bath
The capitalist class again attempting fool
and make them willing fodder coming
over the country the reaconay
tons parades celebrations These Of them
Of military eharaeterare living proofs preparations
that are being made for
The daily worker., 1925-11-10
Working Glass Youth Are First Victims.

Young workers You who the OF oaptsst
organize TO fight for the can be
brought about only by the end Of capitalism are more
bitterly exploited than other section working class
must Join In the struggles Of your elsssi
Working class mohersl Your bodies are torn
The daily worker., 1925-11-10
HUMAN BUTCHER Shops IN Mines
Of ANTHRACITE REGION Kill and
CRIPPLE $4,000 Miners YEARLY

coal the anthracite
other feel and
whole workers each
This the sixth
articles by Alex Reid secretary the Progressive
time the anthracite recently
Of in jail for trying speak to the miners.
The daily worker., 1925-11-10
Workers of America! Rally Against Danger of New World Wars
DEFENSE OF9THE RUSSIAN WORKERS REPUBLIC!

They progressive workers thrown
into jail for defending their class
The "paytrotic" bosses lied about "the to
wars Today new wars threaten the marines
and soldiers to be found corners OF the earth
protecting the Interests Of Wall Street Only recently
Panama American fought against workers who
trying TO Improve their conditions. South
and Central American republic
the VIII OF the masses by force Of a DOMINGO
Nicaragua workers and farmers killed by the hundreds
lighting for Independence from Wall Philippines
peasants shot down soldiers In China
syria and Morocco, Americas armies naves fight the
battles OF the bankers and businessmen Germany Austria
Hungary France and Belgium workers feel the bitter
scourge OF American financial form OF
decreasing standards Of living are hepino 10 brno
down the working conditions Of American toIers
The daily worker., 1925-11-10
AGAINST CAPITALIST Wars!

NECLARNG that the
- based hostility all capitalist
charged had benefited working
"The hardest blow Of
can strike that when they
make threats you
have get into fight il yourself!"
The daily worker., 1925-11-10


(Secretary Of the Progressive cormiee)
(Article VIZ
No picture the awful suffering thruout the hard
result of the terrible accidents occurring in the
mining anthracite mines have been we'll referred
to human butcher shops.
industry within 450 miles, with
1853 900 employees with annual death roll of 500
killed accidents of degree of 500
year the last 20 years been killed. and the
The daily worker., 1925-11-10
Capitalism Leads to New War.

New and greater confront workers; new wars
which bring DEATH misery and degradation
greater and profits to the capitalist The problems
the capitalist class not solved by
conflict OF interests the struggle markets. Of colonies
spheres OF influence concessions power continue
sharper than These conflicts leading swiftly
world war
with their false words about war
workers got no democracy They have today They
returned from the and found
work. working conditions national open
They found their unions attacked by the the
The daily worker., 1925-11-10
Struggle for Worlds Markets.

The struggle between the iperast nations for the con-
troll OF the worlds markets. colonies supplies iron
and other sources Of profit
eonne.s o. the oant mperalsts drawing head
The building Of big armies navies huge air Aeet tsrv
training In the schools the citizens military tralnna eaps
steps In that direction, - =
The daily worker., 1925-11-10

The DAILY WORKER Raises
the Standard for a Workers
and Farmers Government
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