The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-08-21
WILL RALLY FOR
SACCO-vANzETTI
Nationwide Meets are
Planned Tomorrow
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will be held in the United States
to commemorate the martyrdom of
the two Italian immigrants of Mas
sachusetts. Tens of thousands Of
workers, part of the huge movement
that was created during the cam
paign for life and freedom for Sacco
and Vanzetti, will participate in the
memorial meetings. 1t is necessary
that we perpetuate the movement
in order to continue the fight
against capitalist class justice by
obtaining the release of the dozens
of political prisoners who are still
in American penitentiaries.
Free Mooney and Billings.
Gone of the main points that will
be stressed at this years meetings
will be the campaign now being or
gained for Tom Mooney and War
rem X. Billings"
Meetings being held this year, &C
cording to the reports now avail
able, include the following:
| New York City, at Union SQUARE.
August %, 5 p. M. with Robert
Minor, Jack Stachel. Martin Abern,
Moissaye Olgin, Max Shachtman,
Paul Jones. and numerous others.
Boston, Paine Memorial Hall, 9
Appleton St., August %, with Ben
jamin Gitlow. Communist candidate
for vice-president as the principal
speakers.
Philadelphia, Labor Institute, 9Th
and Locust, August "a, with Max
Shachtman, editor of the Labor De-
fender, Herbert Benjamin, Workers
Partv organizer, and an Italian
speaker.
Chicago. Temple Hall. August %
with Ralph Chaplin, Max Bedacht,
Mordecai Shulman. Guido Serio of
the Anti-Fascist Alliance, and Jo-
senh Gipanti.
San Francisco. August %, Mu-
sicians' Union Hall. with Emanuel
Levin. William Schneiderman Ed.
gar Owens, and Charlotte Anita
Whitney as chairman.
Los Angeles. Music Arts Hall
August %, with Frank Spector ant
Other well-known labor speakers.
Pittsburgh, Cameraphone The
atre, 62o2 Penn Ave, August 26
with Jack Stachel. organization
secretary of the Workers Party
Magliacano in Italian and Other
speakers.
Cleveland, Public Square, Angus
%, with Carl Hacker, secretary Of
I. L. D., I. Amter Of the Workers
Party and numerous others.
Detroit, Woodward and ALFRED
Sts., August %, a demonstration
with William Reynolds, Alfred E
Goatz, John Schmees and others.
Haverhill. Mass, Liberty Clul
Hall, 244 Liberty ST.. August %
with H. Sidney Bloomfield.
Omaha. jefferson Park, Angus
%. with James Lacey and others.
Newark. Military Park, Angus
%. with Philip Frankfeld.
Milwaukee. Harmony Hall, Is
J Ave-, and Mineral Street, Angus
25, with English and Italian
speakers.
Poughkeepsie. Fall Kill Hall
Main and Washington, August %
with Walt Cannon, business man
ager of the Labor Defender ant
Nicola Napoli, editor of II Lavora
tore.
, Among the other meetings tina
have been arranged are the follow
ing:
;; cpringfield. Mass; West Concord
N. H.; Fall River and New Bedford
Mass; San Jose and San Diego, Cali
fornia; Denver, Colorado with Will
liam Dietrich and George Seul
Seattle, with Carl Rrannin, Charlott
2 Todas, John Kennedy and Olive
Carlson; Portland: Tacoma; Astoria
Northport, Washington; Everett
Salt Lake City; Minneapolis, witt
Vicent Dunno. Pat Devine, an
others; st. Paul with Florenc
Hathaway and others; Superior
Workers Hall; Duluth, with Sidne
Bloomberg and Finnish speakers
Waukegan, at Workers Hall; Gary
South Bend. at Workers Hall, 121
Colfax; St. Louis; Kansas City. wit
|. William Browder and E. B. East
wood; Chisholm and Cloquet; Pas
sale; Patterson; Buffalo, with Eng
/, lish and Italian speakers; Rochester
Erie; Youngstown; Akron; Canton
Toledo; meetings in the anthracit
region of Pennsylvania; Houston
Texas; Grand Rapids, Flint an
Muskegon, Michigan; Great Falls
Hanna and Rock Springs, Wyoming
: Walsenlburg, Colorado; meeting
throughout the Ohio mining dis
: trict; Hartford, New Haven an
SAaxafnrd Conn.s Baltiuorn. Wash