The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-04-24
WORKERS PLAN
UNITED FRONT
FOR MAY DAY
To Hold Joint Meetings
in Many Cities

May Day meetings are being ar
ranged in many cities at which work
ers will gather to celebrate Interna-
tional Labor Day. Units of the Work
ers (Communist) Party, trades unions
and fraternal orders have united in
meny cities in an effort to make the
May Day meetings in their localities
the biggest ever held.
A list Of the mass meetings that
have been arranged so far follows:
April 80.
Baltimore, Md, at p. M, at the Con-
servatory Hall, 1929 (. Baltimore St.,
Ruthenberg, Dunno and Tallentire.
May I.
Chicago, H., Coliseum, Wabash and
18th ST., Cannon, Foster, Young Work.
ers League, Lovestone' Bishop soo,t brown S,'d,
torium, Benjamin oitIow.
Gardner and Fitchburg, Mass, p. M,
Holmes. Park, Benjamin eltlOw' ohan
and Rats.
otlow.
Rochester, N. ", Krumbeln.
Utica, NJ. ", Rudolph katz.
Cleveland, Ohio, J. J. BALKAN.
sentIeyviiIe, Pa, $3.50 p. my Union
East Pittsburgh, pa, 8 p. M, Work
ers Home, cor. Electric and North Ave.
Pittsburgh, Pa, 8 p. M, Carnegie Music
Hall, cor. East Ohio and Federal SITS.
N. s., J. L. EngdahI, Papeun, Truhar,
Philadelphia, Pa, at p. M, at Moose
Hall, Broad and Master Sts., Ruthenbere,
pnrtIsrd ore m workers PARTY
Hall, 227Ls Yamhill ST., A. Fisherman.
Allentown, Pa, p. m, New York
speaker.
Easton, Pa, .. M, New York
speaker.
Shenandoah, Pa, D. M. sholomskis.
Mahoney City, Pa, .. M. Shoiomskis.
Brooklyn, NJ. ", Amalnamated Temple,
Fl Arion Place, Ruthenberg, Dunno.
New York City, Mecca Temple, seth
st. and 9Th Ave-, Ruthenberg, Dunnei
also meeting at Cooper Union, 9Th St.
and 4th Ave-, Ruthenberg, Dunno.
Superior, Wis.
Avella, Pa, Z p. M, BrowntOn oranish
| Hall, George Papcun.
New Castle, Pa, o. m.
Nsffs, Ohio, p. M, Carl Darnaeh
DlllOnvaIs, Ohio, p. M, Bohemian
/ Hall.
connsaut, ohio, 1880 p. M, s4s Broad
Toledo, ohio, 7s9o .. m.
Worcester, Mass, p. M, Belmont
Hall, 81 Belmont St., AxeI ohrn.
Quincy Mass, p. M, Taavi Heino.
keene, N. r., p. M, Fitch Williams
Hall, William MARTHA.
/ Milford, NJ. H., 7 o. M, Aaro Hyrske.
Wilton, NJ. n.
Amesbury, Mass, Olga oikmeus.
Rockford, IT., p. M, Ida Rothstein.
south Bend, Ind, HUNGARIAN Workers
Wilsonvllle, Ill.,, John Mihelie.
May 2.
sroekton, Mass, p. m.
Worcester, Mass, 8 p. m.
sinahamton, N. y, Rudolph katz.
g"slS' X l. M, s ErS%Gs E.,z.
jamestown, NJ. n. Herbert Benjamin.
! Niagara Falls, NJ. ", Franklin p. Brill.
Warren, Ohio, 1880 p. M, Hippodrome
Hall.
Brownsville, Pa, p. m.
Hall, IA st. George Ave.
MAYNARD, Mass, p. M, 80 WaItham
| street.
Cincinnati, ohio.
Canton, ohio, 1880 p. m.
| Ashtabula, Ohio.
Daisytown, Pa, 2 p. M, Home Thsater.
Akron, Ohio, $3.50 p. m.
Minneapolis, Mimi.
St. Paul, MINI.
Milwaukee, Wis.,, 8 p. m, J. P. Cannon,
Abern.
Gary, Ind, 2 p. M, Washington Hall,
18th st. and Washington ST., J. w.
tombstone, S. znich, Russian speaker.
st. Louis, Mo-, p. M, A. Bttelman.
Springfield, u, pm, A. 5itteiman.
Yorkvile, Ohio, 2 p. M, Miners Hall.
Hall.
Erie, Pa, p. M, krumbsin, Hriu,
WaIkertown, Pa, 2 D. M, Home
Theater, J. |. EnedahI.
Pursglove, w. Va, p. M, Union Hall,
Trenton, II. j., p. M, Dunno, TaIIen-
tire.
Chester, Pa, p. M, TaIlentire.
Seattle, Wash, Peoples Park, Renton
president Of Western Progressive Farm.
ers.
Trenton, N. j., 1880 .. M, Palace Han,
t7s s. Broad St, Dunno and TaIlentire.
houses %s'' isft s.; H. W., oau nss Play
HsI ss"snfh and ADAMS p sis., AIsssSdsr
Bitteman.
Kansas City, Mo-, p. M, Musicians
Hall, 1917 Washington St., David coutts,
Carl Stewart, n. n. Helgesen, Otto Cook.
May 8.
Schenectady, N. ", Krumbein.
Syracuse, NJ. ", Rudolph katz.
Westchester, Pa. 8 p. M, HARNESS
Hall, 20 West Gay ST., TalIentlre.
May 4.
Wilmington, Del, p. M, Tallentire.
Albany, N. ", krumbein.
Duluth, MINI.
May 5.
tllbbIng, MINI.
May s.
Chisholm, MINI.
May 7.
lronwood, MINI.
May 8.
Hancock, Mich.
Marquette, Mich.
May 9.
kenosha, Wis.,, German American
Home, SOS Grand Ave, J. Louis Enpdahl.
Youngstown, ohio, 1880 p. M, Ukrainlan
Hallf 525Ls w. Rayon st.