The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-04-10

constitution of Criminal syndasm
typical criminal syndicalsm law;
"Any member party opposes political
sabotage other methods of violence Of
the working class to aid in its emancipation shall be
expelled the membership in the party"
Existing A
Criminal syndieaism is hereby defined to be = @A
the doctrine which advocates crime violence force &c ~
unlawful methods any such acts, ~, .xW
of accomplishing effecting industrial or WGA 81
political ends means of effectng industrial Wy
A BILL introduced in United States Senate
be unlawful association
industrial economic change within the United
States by the without authority of law Of physical force violence
physical injury to or property or by threats OF ueh m
jury teaches advocates advises defends the USE OF
threats of such injury accomplish other
and which during any war in which the United States is
professed shall teach advocate advise or defend
THE Criminal syndaism upheld by the United
and hundreds of and have been
pententar of them had committed
nse that of holding opinion or being member OF the
Communists tried Michigan and G. Ruthnberg Secretary
convicted and sentenced to ten in the
traitors Of the Socialist Party who adopted 2
agaln Th the monkng c followed Nv resolution of the National
Committee of which then member directed against
charging being of direct action violence and
sabotage.
submitted to referendum vote and recalled from
National Executive Committee had been member of the
Party inception but had paid dues into the
Berger Chicago
the responsible for Article Section g. the clause in
the Socialist Party constitution against violence sabotage and direct
action
Berger Congress July
1912 when asked How change the present economic
Berger replied easy enough We surely could the
m s properties the ma the trusts got m The PAID
States bonds security
Had Berger been well acquainted with Imperial Washington"
as was the late Senator Pigrew he would have known that the
robbed the American people of their heritage Berger
who elected Socialist ticket willing eliminate the
the exploiting providing them
with the worlds best security United States bonds!
These
which the working class of America becoming interested It
would needless for that the Socialist Party
rgrade from the date the Indianapolis convention until
has lost whatever influence it had
who ignored the elementary principles Socialism
primary teachings concluded with these inspiring words
The Communists dsdan to conceal their views and aims They
overthrow of all existing social ruling
trembe at Communc The nothing
une
PATTERSON the silk city America built near the MOSQUITO
infested lands of New place
to rs 900 workers There not the quarter
the children to play in gardens buvards where mothers
Into this town there had Numbered weekly
West bringing the material from Seattle
The Dohery chiefly by Japanese CAPITALISTS
down by the great strike of 1918.
these n IN 00mr tna he should
countries and other.
Daily meetings of the strikers held
places we often had meetings Of
Haedo where we spoke from the
Socialist. f -
n,d While this strike learned something
producing SILK After the was
whipped into skens dyed seen in this
costly fabric All OF went through dynamng
where was loaded with metals of different tin and zinc
from fourth third of the of
which shortened the life and durability though temporarily
AIDING TO the gloss and weight of the finished
SIX garments could not understand hanging gown
would rust and break in the until was made v
the strikers Inc metropolitan
ing process much to the silk mill owners
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