davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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SUBSCRIPTION
no1nNCHAA


municationS 70 1HH a9pecyHTe;
Russian Daily HeTaA=RassVet
1922 w. Chicago Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
, 1926-08-14
uPyCCKAA HEGJHNK"
RUSSIAN DAILY HERALD
- uPAggHET%
THE ~DAWN--RASSvIET

A Russian Daily Newspaper, Pubishsd
sveFy day. except Sunday, BY The Di
rssssEiete of RIssiRn Trades Union Of
The United States Of America and
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-06-05
Mrs. BeImont's Party Gets a Jolt

The international suffrage alliance in session in Paris
national wOman party of the United States
whose chief supporter and Mrs o. p H. Belmont
international alliance composed for the most part OF
capast elements but her party too
tonary for them.
recalled that the national womans party opposes
practically legislation of limitation of hours against
night beneficial working on the
ground that of absolute equality with
in the Industrial world
1t II the propaganda the slave drivers the textile hes OF
New England jersey Pennsylvania and the CarOnas the
department store the shop girls
to work long hours to the derment of their health
This scaby much for the average
woman suags they gave the elegant Mrs Belmont the buns
rush out of the international conference.
Mrs press agent Immediately issued statement In
behalf Of leader the national wOmans party
declared hoped the solidarity of all the
world"
Solidarity social groups this society not and can never be
based upon be solidarity of women women
Solidarity upon class 1t to the class interest of Mrs
Belmont the open shoppers fight against
remedial legislation for working because it nterferes with
mill and other expoiters Of labor that enables
them parasites and attend European conferences and talk
of absolute equality underpad girls whose misery makes
possible their opuence Likewise is to the interest Of working
women to oppose propaganda the national woman party
uay with and solidarity regardless of class The
only party working support labor party based
upon working class and not womans party based upon sex
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-06-05
Tribune Thinks BroOkhart Is Red

All who disagree Chicago Tribune from Communists
moderately republicans branded "rd BE
ing utterly incapable of analysing the conflicting social for @
various shades and tendencies within the old
parties editorial writer's like the religion
lists their into word Everything the
egonist does but fears is called god Political
phenomena Tribune cannot understand and fears
branded as "red"
Smith W. Brookhart nsurgen republican, who recently
ousted from the eonCoodge coalition OF rub
cans democrats waging campaign In Iowa against the
Wall Street senator B. Cummns BrOOkhart is very
radical gentleman who tries to defend the interests oil
the middle weoo farmers by following IN the wake
of 1924 who wanted to turn back the hands OF
time to close of the eighteenth century.
While opposed certain measures that were OF
interest to mdwn railroads that the Tribune defends He also
opposes reforms proposed by Frank Lowden the
political who lives luxury off the wealth produced
b Pullman Shops while the Tribune defends him.
devaon the former senator is called red
We do not Brookhar feels about being classified
with u.s. certainly object being classified with
BrOokhart and his ilk.
do not enter republican primaries and indulge
meaningless that metaphysical entity known as 1.-THE
character of this society and the
struggle arising strive create class party OF labor
which defend the interests of the exploited masses OF
workers and impoverished farmers
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Advertising Concerns in Merger

In almost conceivable
capitalist enterprise is surprising learn of the merging OF
two of the greatest advertising EARTH Announcement
yesterday that Lord Thomas of Chicago and Thomas
Logan of both international advertising combines will
amalgamate into
The surplus realized from the exploitation of labor in
this manufacturers spend millions upon popular
zng The advertising business has become so in
spensab big that thousands Of specialists this line
of the large and small bourgeose within the
Heavy investments made in these concerns
and many publications wide circulation do business exclusively
with them.
part they handle advertising for the great in
dusra food trust the banking trust Standard OIL
the steel trust publications they influence refuse to
carry advertising the small fry that to compete with the big
clients of the large agencies
Albert chairman Of the United States shipping
board the board of directors of the combine
which indicates strong Wall Street connections Not only will
the small manufacturers middle class ndusasts continue &c
face the powerful competition the big trusts but the time is not
far they will be unable because Of monopoly on ad
ye famarze the buying public with the fact that they
are in existence
Furthermore smaller advertising agencies will also be barred
from advertising mediums with the result that many OF then
will be the wall just capitalism in general depetes tn
ranks of the drives its members into the ranks
the working class.
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ey Il. M! WIcKs.

DUT few Of the thirteen senators
whose pictures we publish here
with are known to the workers of the
country. They all stand on one dead
level of mediocrity. Within walls that
once re-echoed to great American de-
bates of history many of these min
ions of Wall Street babble inanities
written for them by pen Wallets of
Morgan. Others cannot even give
voice to sentiments written for them
and remain dumb, their sole function
being to pull wires and vote as the
machine orders them to vote.
MIR. WILLIAM M. BUTLER, textile
AtA baron of Massachusetts, who owns
chain of mills employing women and
child labor at wages far beneath the
living standard which the United
States department of labor declares is
the minimum for maintaining life at
normal plane, is chairman of the re-
publican national committee. He has,
during his term of office as tomb
stone senator filling the place vacated
by the death Of Henry Cabot Lodge,
consistently voted for every reaction
airy proposition of the old guard He
is the New England bell-wether of
/ the Mellon-Coolidge forces. AS there
viii be no primary elections in Massa
chusetts, Butler will go on the ballot
this fall, but will be challenged by
former Senator Walsh, democrat.
THE next important cog in the ad-
4 ministration machine is Curtis OF
| Kansas, who was chosen in the re-
publican caucus as majority leader,
He first became a senator in 1907
but his support of the corrupt prac-
tees of the Aldrich gang led to his
being kicked out by the voters of his
own state in 1912. Two years later
he came back and has since been a
regular republican. With the inaugu-
ration of the late Harding and the
"Ohio gang" in control of the admin
istration, Curtis plunged into the sea
of corruption and defended everything
from the oil steals to the cancellation
of the Italian debt. He faces a pri-
mary contest on August and may be
repudiated by republican voters.
ID INNING the whole gamut of venal
IL politics alongside of Curtis was
Albert B. Cummins of Iowa, who start
ed his senatorial career some eighteen
years ago as an 'insurgent," by wag
ing a fight against the railroads, but
who made rapid strides into the camp
of the most reactionary elements OF
his party where he has since occupied
; place near the throne of Wal
Street. and has been consistently sub
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cordingly. He has no contest as far
as nomination is concerned, but his
election is another matter
WESLEY w. JONES, of the state of
w Washington, is another star in
the Wall Street galaxy of senators
who faces no primary contest but will
be challenged by democrat and prob
ably farmer-laborite in the Novem-
Der elections. Jones is usually "regu-
lar" and votes for the major policies
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-06-05
Wall Street Senators Face Bitter Contests at Pol

be known as the republican "wf
the senate.
THEN there is Frank B. w
4 the "Ohio Gang" whose /
godfather is the odious Ha
Daugherty, who sponsored t
Harding for president and
mended him to Ebert H. Gary
1920 Chicago convention when
other Gary candidates, includi
jor General Leonard H. Wot
Frank o. Lowden (who now h
other presidential bee) were disc
ed.
TNASKER L. ODDIE Of Nevada, ].
4 Harreld of Oklahoma. R. H. Gamer
on of Arizona, o. E. Weller Of Mary
land and Samuel M. Shortridge of
California, along with Richard P.
Ernst Of Kentucky, Frank R. GoodinN
of Idaho, Peter Norbeck OF South D;
kota, and two Of the now defeated Of
guard, Mckinley of Illinois and Stan
field of Oregon, were among the for
lorn tinne-servers that came into ONCE
on the Harding landslide of 1920.
n ERALD P. NYE of North Dakota.
VI altho republican and a new conner
in the senate, frequently lines up
with the insurgents and is being op-
posed by L. B. Hanna a nephew Of
Mark Hanna, agent of the sugar trust
who, as the political guardian Of Presi-
dent Mckinley started this country on
it's imperialistic career by waging
war of conquest against Spain at the
| close of the last century.
| VTTILLIAMS of Missouri, also faces a
/ w fight in his state for nomination.
! but is likely to win. The November
election, however, is not so certain.
! Surely no intelligent worker can
support any of these nincompoop sen
ators or aspirants for the senate. AL
of them, without exception are them
selves members of the ruling class,
exploiters of labor, despisers of trade
unionism, loyal lackeys of the Wall
Street government at Washington In
its crusade against all the rest OF
the population of the United States.
These senators comprise the main
stay of the administration. They are
powerful and have filled all depart
ments of the government with func-
tionaries that serve capitalism with
the same unquestioning devotion that
they, themselves serve. Their defeat
will temporarily embarTass the ma
chine at Washington but will in no
way impair the bureaucracy that car
ries out the wishes Of American i'm
periaHsm. No effective opposition to
the Wall Street coalition can ever be
developed within the confines OF the
old parties. Only class party of
labor can adequately challenge the
power of the imperialism in this OoUa-
| try.
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servient. Next Monday he will prob
ably meet defeat in Iowa by Smith w.
Brookhart, whom he helped GUST from
the senate at the behest Of the Mellon
gang.
JAMES w. WADSWoRTH, of New
= York, has been { senator since
1915 and is secretary of the republi-
can caucus. He beliRYes that the in
terests of Wall Street are the inter,
ests of the whole world and acts ac-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-06-05

of the Wall Street coalition of demo
Gratis and republicans that put over all
the recent vicious legislation against
the working class and in the interest
of imperialism. He is the errand boy
for the machine, or a sort of water
boy for the steam roller, whose job it
is to round up the gang and give them
orders from Wall Street when the
time arrives to vote against the work
ing class. This job entities him to
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-06-05
Zone Step Forward,
Two Steps Backward"
on Road to Socialism

LONDON, June S-Dispatches from
Copenhagen state that the cabinet OF
Sweden. composed OF socialists, has
resigned because both the houses Of
parliament voted for the recommen.
dations OF q budget committee restrict.
ing relief to unemployed, to which rec
concentrations the socialist cabinet
had objected.
The Swedish king has asked M. G.
J.. Ekman, leader OF the prohibition
party, to taken the premiership
vacated by the socialist. Richard J.
Sander.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-06-05
REPUBLICANS PLAY
| POLITICS WITH FARMER
RELIEF, CHARGES SENATOR

WASHINGTON, June a. Senator
Robinson of Arkansas, democratic
leader, charged on the floor today that
the Republican party was playing
politics" with farm relief legislation
and had no intentions OF enacting q
farm bill At this session.
He predicted that President Coo.
lidge would veto the revised Haugen
bill. nov before the senate, unless II
were N amended that even its
friends would not recognise u"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-06-05
American Oil Firm
Buys Huge Quantity
of Soviet Kerosene

MOSCOW, June 3.-The Vacuum oil
Company has signed a contract with
the Soviet oil Syndicate for the pur-
chase OF 10000 tons Of kerosene. In
some quarters this is believed to show
that the American oil interests are
not following the British Royal Dutch
she'll Company's policy Of boycottine
Soviet oil.