The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-04-30
DEMONSTRATE MAY LIST
Workers Everywhere Will Down ToozsI

Workers Everywhere Will Down Tools
the celebration of their revolutionary holiday International
be by the steady increase each day the list
where May Day factory gate meetings. outdoor
and hall meetings are being arranged
the demonstrations they
ill be militant notifications against the danger and attacks
Soviet Union and the rising colonial peoples against capitalist
decentralization yellow socialist refOrmism
F. of L. reaction.
by shops meetings your
ody with the revolutionary pearat throughout the of the
Gardo, Whitney, Ettnger Negro, Mexican and YwL
CARLOS, A. whitney, chapleI NJ Martin. " 'eN'''
Fort Bragg, April 2s. Speaker: GardOs
Sacramento, May s. open-air Pak) Speakers: NJ Daniels
Los Angeles. Details to be announced
Wilmington 8 p M Speakers: Mozer, L. Meldin. b
ILLINOIS
Chicago @ M ashland Aut0E ssn " Hn BGn ST. Ssn n
sraton m at Union Park Pa Ashland Wasngton then
Chicago April 2s Polish Workers Club 1856 W. Division
waukegan D. m Workers Hail. e7 Hemho Speaker: Chlds
Rockford 1880 Lyran Hail. 18th St and 4h Ave- spakers
Frankfort April Theatre Speakers: Krus
oFalon, April 49, p Speakers: Kjar, Singer. Nsss
Benld, May S. Speakers, Matheson, Kruse.
Hegewieh May Workers Educational Club 1851 Baltimore Ave.
Springfield p m Richbuy Hail. s Dwight St. Speakers: zam
L Kupsker
Gary, p m Rumanian Hall, N Speakers:
Sioux City, May p. m, SIS Fifth ST. - -
Sioux City, May 5S IL 9Th ST. Speaker Roy StephenA
KANSAS
Kansas City, May m, Stanley Speaker Gin
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Baltimore, p m. Speakers W. Murdoch, YwcL speaker.
MICHIGAN.
Detroit p. Danceand Auditorium Woodward Forest.
Speakers: Norman H. TaIentre, others
Pontiac 1880 Wolverine Hail. 81 IL W. Pike St. Speaker A.
Flint 1880 m rden Hail. Speaker:
Rapids Lithuanian D. Hail. 1867 Hamilton
Ave-. j. Schmies.
Muskegon 7:so m viking Hail. Speaker:
Minneapolis p Speakers: Devne YwCL Local speakers
p. meeting, 10th wabasha (od capoD
p sn bs m as w s sns P Tss Speakers
Duluth Speakers: H. Puro. W. Watkins YwCL and others
Chisholm s p M Local speakers
MISSOURI
ST. Louis p m. Amalgamated Clothing Workers Hail.
St. Louis p. m, Hall, Fnney speakers
Migrm. Singer, Gilman.
ST. Louis date later). No Ave.
Kansas City, April 80 Opena meeting Speaker: Roy Stephens
NEBRASKA aww
and
Missouri (Outdoor) April 80
Omaha jefferson 10th Stephens
NEW YORK.
open m, Y. Coliseum, 177th Street
Bronx River Ave- Parade begins at Union Square
preceded by demonstration in Union Square.
m, 252 Warbur
Speakers Bert Miller, Richard B.
Yonkers May street meeting Manor House So Speakers
Adams, Powers, Nessn
Buffalo, Haugari Frohsin Hal, and Sts
Speakers Chas Mitchell Pioneer
Rochester B. l. Auditorium 172 Clinton Ave. So. Speak
am
Business College Auditorium Cherry st. be-
3rd and 4th Sts Speaker: Rudolph Katz.
Niagara Falls Hippodrome Hail. Pine
James Campbell.
Schenectady M Hail. Mohawk Scatia, N Y
Speaker: D. Dwafsky
Utica, May m, Labor Washington
Sam Essman, Prenis Pioneer.
Binghamon May Lithuanian Hall, 35 Clinton Speak
Rudolph KATE R. Miller, YWL.
m- Kosciusko Hall, Tioga
Speakers: D. Dwafsky and Franklin Brill
s, p. m, Speakers
Sam
Poughkeepse p. m, meeting before Laval
chardB MoorcM ariaR ces.