davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-19
uNHaro, NAa.
vs. COBETCRNX TWEEN.

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-19
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-19
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-19

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-19
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-19
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-19
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-19

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-19
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-19
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-19
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Maneuvers Of Gompersism Against Unity

unions must be on the alert. For the
mutual relations between these two
strongest branches of the European
trade union movement which have
been established with such pains, can
be exposed to a danger on the part
of the American Federation of Labor,
which did not break away from the
Amsterdam International in order to
fight on the side of the revolution. but
because it has gone over uncondition-
ally and completely, body and soul,
to the side of American capitalism.
LNVEN in the sphere Of internation-
- al politics Mr.. Gompers adopts a
definitely white-guardist line. While
the British trade unions fought
against the bourgeoisie under the slo-
gan of the Anglo-Russian commercial
treaty; whilst even the English labor
party went into the election campaign
under this banner, Mr.. Gompers con-
Quoted a bitter fight against the de-
iure recognition of the Soviet Union.
In other words, he, the alleged labor
leader" proved himself to be more re-
dictionary than the English conserva-
tives. And now, this gentleman, who
has helped the conservatives to beat
the English labor party and the Eng
lish trade unions, is prepared to ap-
pear in the role of the savior and
messiah Of the fallen" Amsterdam
International. This truly ridiculous,
pompous behavior of this gentleman
will, we hope, be repudiated by all
sensible workers who understand that
the working class must have nothing
TO do with an immediate confederate
of Curzon and Churchill.
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The Russian Workers Marching Forward

Soviet Russia they may in turn be
attacked by all the colonial and semi
colonial peoples who are just waiting
for an opportunity to get rid of their
robbers.
U. S. S. r. Grows Stronger Daily.
The situation in Soviet Russia is
growing better and better every day.
Production is increasing and proper
tionally wages are also increasing, and
in many industries they are already
above the pre-war scale. At the same
time the situation in the capitalist
countries is growing worse. Produc-
ton is being speeded mp and wages
at the same time are being cut, work
ing hours increased, unemployment is
rampant. And this in spite of, or
more accurately, thanks to the Amer
lean loans and the Dawes plan.
All this is forcing the laboring
masses of all countries to consider the
two different systems which they see
at work: the system of capitalist de-
mocracy and the Bolshevik system of
the Soviets. At this the eight anniver-
sary of the Bolshevik revolution this
question appears before them in bold
relief. Sooner or later they will have
to choose between these two systems.
And when they will chose. it will be
the Soviet system!
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against Edo Fimmen on account of
his support of the unity of the inter
national trade union movement.
Hence the American Federation of
Labor is drawn into the struggle.
Hence Gompers is also beginning to
interfere in European affairs" this
old henchman of American capital,
this old servitor and cunning rascal
who has grown grey in the service of
his masters, this leader of the Fed
Grafton of Labor to whom even AM
sterdam appears. as too "socialistic."
MIR. GOMPERS is commencing an
A'1 Intervention in Europe similar to
that of his American masters, who
cross the frontiers of their beloved
fatherland and go hawking round with
sack full of dollars and put their
feet on the table of European de-
mocracy
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Mr.. Gompers obviously believes he
can rescue the position of the special
ty obstinate right section of the Am
sterdam International. In this respect
he is copying the late President VIII
son, who for a long time tolerated the
''harbarism" of Germany, but at the
decisive moment lost patience" and
interviewed" in the European war,
thus converting it into the world war
and insuring the victory of the en-
tente.
And in the same way Mr.. Gompers
also believes that the left tendencies
in Amsterdam have acquired a dan
gerous preponderance. Please I'M
derstandI The English trade unions
are negotiating-not in dreams but in
broad daylaght-with the Bolsheyiki
Of the Soviet Union. And old Pur-
cell shakes hands with the ex-convict
Tomsky! Is not the end of the world
approaching?
A ND Mr.. Gompers is raliying the
n forces of the American Fedora
ton of Labor and is beginning to
speak of returning to the Amsterdam
International in order to rescue it
from the intolerable influence of our
trade unions. 1t is quite obvious that
Mr.. Gompers will either endeavor to
destroy the Anglo-Russian trade union
bloc, or to suppress our trade unions
within the Amsterdam International
by isolating them from the revolution
airy trade unions of other countries
1t is only for this mobile" aim that
the "trade unionfst' American agency
of capital has stirred itself.
Both English and Russian trade
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-11-07
Secretary of Labor
Insists on Finger
Printing All Aliens

WASHINGTON--(FP) - Secretary
of Labor Davis has again raised cry
OF alarm, directed at the house COM
mittee on immigration. against the
aliens in the United States. He insists
that his proposed measure requiring
that every alien be fngcr-printed and
photographer and given. an official
record, to be checked up by personal
report by the alien to federal officer
each year, is necessary to induce
these foreigners to become Americans.
Davis declares there are between
100000 and 100000 un-naturalized
aliens in the United States, and that
more than 100000 OF them have
been more than 5 years. This fact,
he argues. shows that they do not
intend to become American citizens.
Many of them are definitely antago-
histic, he believes TO American civil
ization. Hence the government should
keep close watch on them through
compulsory registration and annual
report.
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The policy of the Soviets in the
Near East and Asia Minor is creating
more panic for the capitalist govern
ments than the so-called Bolshevik
gold, for it is policy Of equality and
freedom while the policy of the i'm
perialists is policy Of oppression and
robbery The situation in China is
clear evidence The slaughter that is
going on in Morocco is more proof.
All attempts to organize a united
wont against the Soviet government
met with failure so far. The last at
tempt, the so-called Locarno pact,
win meet the same fate as the others.
The oppressed and crushed Germany
united with its oppressors against the
friendly Soviets. 1t is a clear demon
stration that the class interests of the
German bourgeoisie were put on a
higher level than the interests of the
"dear fatherland." This lesson will be
understood by the workers of Germany
as well as the workers of the world
They will also put the interests of
their class above the interests of the
country, when the proper time will
come for action. The Soviets will find
many allies in the midst of their
enemies. 4eAsA
Besides that there is another danger
growing for the imperialists in the
form of league of oppressed natioe,
which win also help to smas'
Locarno plot against the work ID
peasants republic. II the ca ~fist
governments will again dare to attack
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Nv M. A. skRomNY.

Eight wears have passed since tne
October revolution. When we recall
how the political prophets from the
counter-revolutionar camps predicted
that the Soviet power will not survive
even for eight days, we can afford to
sfnfle.5 AT that time there were many
who believed these prophets Rus
stan and foreign capitalists risked
their money and the lives OF their
slaves to make good this prophecy
But all in vain-in spite OF the TACT
that the country was almost totally
DESTROYED when the Bolsheviks took
over the power of the state. In Octo-
Der 1917 there were only about l59o
of the railroad engines left and OF
some industries only go remained
Soviet copes With Enemies.
The enemies of the Soviets consid-
cred that under such circumstances
1t was impossible for the Communists
to keep going. To facilitate the fall
of the Soviets plots have been organ
led from the very first day OF the
revolution. The Kornilov affair ar
ranged by Kerensky was followed by
that of Krasnov, Kolchak, Yedenieh,
Semenov and many others. To cope
with the situation the red guard was
organized, and later the red army.
To crush the power of the counter
revolution the Soviets began to con-
fiscate the funds of the rich, to nation
alize the big Industries. the cheka, the
dreaded cheka, was organized. The
revolution used the full power OF the
dictatorship Of the proletariat to
crush its enemies. The blockade and
Intervention by the foreign imperial
lists served only to strengthen the
power of the revolution and win more
sympathy in the eyes Of the workers
Of the world.
The terrible famine Of 1921 did not
shake the, faith of the. masses in
their Soviets. On the contrary, 1t
gave them more faith in them as they
saw the difference in dealing with the
situation by the Soviets from that of
the czarist government. There were
many famines under the czars, the
civilized governments never blamed
the czars for it, but the Soviet gov
eminent was blamed when the famine
came after seven years of war, revolu-
ton and counterrevolution
Finally, after the famine was con-
quered the Soviets got their first
breathing spell. The work of rebuild
ing the country began feverishly to
make advances. A great revival in in
dustry and agriculture began. Day by
day the growth Of production and the
betterment OF the living conditions Of
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sv N. RucHARlN.

TIME approehement between the
i trade unions of Great Britain and
those of the Soviet Union is arous-
ing the attention of the enemies OF
the revolutionary movement. This is
quite understandable; it is not with
out reason that we speak not only
of the historical, but of the world his
torical significance Of the transtorma-
ton which is taking place among the
English working class.
Hence the excitement prevailing
among our enemies; hence the Vor-
warts Germany this rotten paper OF
a rotten social-democracy, has twice
slandered Arthur A. Purcell in charac-
terizing his speech as a forgery and
has thus impudently deceived the Ger
man workers. Hence the Russian
mensheviki are carrying on in their
paper, Socialist News, campaign