The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-11-02
SUPPORT labor
PARTY TICKETS
in four STATES
Capitalists HurI Mud
at Each Other

While the capitalist politicians
are hurting mud at each other In their
mad scramble for the spous Of Office
and Boosting Of their love for labor ~
order to win the votes OF the working
class, the workers in twelve states
will have the opportunity today to 90
to the polls and cast their ballots for
candidates who are pledged to repre-
sent the interests Of labor if elected
10 office.
The Workers (Communist) Parry
has ticket in the field in eight states
and is supporting farmer-iabor party
candidates in four others.
(For list Of candidates see page A.
Wage Workers to Organize.
This state Of Michigan is dominated
by the automobile industry and prin-
cipally by Henry Ford. This indus
Itry is VIGOROUSLY open shop. The
COMMUNISTS are laying particular
stress on the need for organizing the
unorganized workers turnout the state
into trade unions
In Pennsylvania the home Of the
Steel Trust and the greatest indus
trial state in the union, the Workers
| tCOmmunist Party is the only labor
ticket in the field. Here, Gary ana
the coal operators are fastening the
letters OF feudalism on the limbs Of
| the workers. On the democratic
side the ticket is headed by William
! 3. Wilson, candidate for senate, an
owner Of scab mines and on the re-
publican side the leader OF the gang
is the notorious Ware Of Philadelphia
In Goldfish State. q
In Massachusetts, the Workers
Communist Party is busily engaged
Exposing both William NJ Butler. ths
reactionary mill magnate and David
l. Walsh, the corporation lawyer
In the state of Colorado, there is a
complete Communist ticket in the
| field.
In Illinois, now as notorious a.
Pennsylvania because of the sIush
fund quiz the Communists are con
testing the senatorial elections with
I the insulated" twins. Brennan ana
Smith and Hug Magill, the mail or
der candidate OF the multimillionairs
julius Rosenwald.
New York State.
In New York the Communists havs
candidate for governor. lieutenant
governor, attorney general Jou stat.
comptroller in the field and candidate
for the assembly in the borough OF
Manhattan, Bronx and Brooklyn.
The Workers (CommunisD Par,y
has a number of candidates on the
ballot in Connecticut and Ohio.
Candidate for Senator.
In Ohio the Communists have q can
didate for state senator on the bal
lot in the 41st district and for stats
assemblyman in the 2lst district. In
Allen and Washington counties the
Communists are supporting the Farm
er-Labor Party ticket
FarmerLabor candidates in Mime
sofa, Washington. Montana and North
Dakota are receiving the support OF
the Workers (CommunisO Party. Tn.
usual interest is aroused by the
Farmer-Labor campaign in Sheridan
county, eastern Montana where
Charles Taylor manager OF the Pro
ducers' News is running for state
senator. P. J. Wallace and Robert
Larson are candidates for the Mon
tana house Of representatives.
The farmer-laborites have a com.
plete county ticket in the field in
Guiding Rodney Salisbury for sheriff
Arthur Erickson for county attorney
and Emma Crone for superintendent OF
schools.
Sheridan county has been branded
by the reactionaries as Little Rus
STA" but this has not bothered the
farmers who have been we'll served
by the Farmer-Labor Party officials
during their terms OF office. The
ticket is almost certain to be success
full.
G. e. Ruthenberg. general secretary
of the Workers (Communist) Party
wound up the Communist campaign
yesterday IN Minneapolis.
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