The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-05-05
Toe-Kissing Moore Good
Dollar Diplomat, Says
Hearst, Budding Fascist
BY J. LOUIS ENoDAHL.

TODAY. William Randolph Hearst again flies the fascist
standards from his yellow press battery franticay pro-
claiming Alexander Moore the Pittsburgh millionaire
must not be permitted to resign American ambassador to
Spain.
Spain, at the present time under fascist rule It has
comedy buesque king, Alfonso, who spends of his
time at fashionable gambling in France, while
thousands of revolutionary workers lie rotng the prisons
Of the 10th century Spanish nquisiton Spain ruled by
the fascist Dictator General Primo de Rivera dssoute
Spanish court drps with the blood of It's agonzng working
class.
Yet Hearst tries tell the millions of readers of his
newspapers that Moore from Pittsburgh, should
the American representative at the royal Madrid
because:
He prime fsvorIts with King Alfonso.
He is prime favOte with dictator, r
He first foreign
when he took Of the government.
He presented the dictator assumed
foreign attending
royal garden party Sebastian.
He BY time the other
ambassadors had found out that the dictator
the and his friendship has steadily until today
United States has most envlabIe standing at Madrid.
The above why Moore should remain in Madrid
are taken almost word for word from Hearsts Chicago
Herald and Examiner They only again total
dePavy OF the Hearst press but expose the toekssng
tOady Moore that the Coolidge regime maintains Spain
Hearst reveals Moores only mission in Spain words:
~Mr. Moore has done business in
span one of his accomplishments this direction being
months extension Of treaty MEANT MANY
MILLIONS TO AMERICAN TRADE"
sre
The coal miners steel workers Of the Pittsburgh
czardom OF the United States Steel Corporation which
Moore EDITED and owned the Pittsburgh Leader
Moore is their enemy He makes protest against work.
ers in SPAIN imprisoned and murdered by the Spanish
ror, than he protested against the falling and
killing of workers in the Pittsburgh district during every
great Industrial struggle. In Pittsburgh Moore was for
business" He is for business" in Spain, and Hearst
of his caquers trying boost him some NOR i'm
protant position, where he better show his ability to
advance the interests OF his country which MEANS of
course the interests of Wall Street. the guiding genius of
American Imperialism.
It was only recently that the Hearst press pfided itself
on the that ITS Bulgarian correspondent might sent
to Washington the spokesman of the mtarist rule by
assassination, of ZankoV, in Bulgaria. e.
On every hand Hearst promotes his alliance more and
more with the enemies of the workers. in this country and
abroad Hearsts with his r-ingoism with its ap-
peal to the an-communst elements in the organized labor
movement with its frequent yellow socialist tnge exhibits
some of the most advanced symptoms of fascsn to be
found anywhere in this country.
Hearst and his press with all that this dangerous
binaton stands for must be bitterly fought by the whole
working class Every Hearst publication no matter where
published the nation, will be found In alliance with
corrupt capitalist political machine and exploiting it's
labor ackeys Workers must better acqualnt themselves
with this condition They realize that wherever fasc
sm in any FORM raises its head there only one thing to
do That is, "Ht IT."