The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-03-30

When arrived at Idaho, almost ~ AW
worn out bed until it nearly time for AcA ~
the meeting, when the comrades came for me- 10y A
them. On way I told them that they would have
was whrl that could not deliver speech They
drink did you?" mo" something the matter with
platform long enough to apologize the
speak Then went back to the hotel ana PED Ina
was the only time meetings have held that
missed meeting, never missed tram
in all travels liked speakng liked the way could handle an
Up British Columbia in Canada spoke at a, meeting under
told of the disadvantage was putting myself under ~
T6a exactly Meyer do he told AT
the that Meyer members money and told
them to sa ID q h that o Casey replied u It's
had bottle of Canadian Scotch my grip AS g ran had sd
told myself Meyer drink it's thing shouldn't do
da ea auy r promises which knew wouldn't keep
through under the eyes, deep down in the stomach
the moving it down between the did not
touch Intoxicating liquor after that for many years
Stopping suddenly caused violent reaction which
was hard to time But had that
energies and threw myself my with oldme vim and
more pleasure than 1 had felt in many months
TWAS in Chicago this trip in the early spring Of
there ss me sq he that
turing the auspices Of the Western % on Of v
should Shortly after this notice appeared IN 0e Se
Na9a,as TO whom it NAV concern This to inform you
Executive Western Federation Miners has decided ito to
Western the field the same to take effect on
the egn'n oAs y 1>p'' &C. E. Mahoney vcepdnt w.FM"
When Mahoney left Chicago seemed be IN friendly
me had paed through But Mover had
the notice instead Of Mahney never founa OUT hd
eff be meant to stay out d prison son. ne
ports the trip and had found that they were TOO
revolutionary their liking.
my relations with certain that this would happen
eventually continued president of the organization
of
1908 adopted platform that rang clear Inc eass ug s
At this time the party early colonization
previously adopted for the purchase of mining
lands Cripple district and has not yet degenerated to
its later vote getting policy Of opporunlsm LII, ~ g. 4h
nomination candidate for president This declined IN Tr
the convention the pars candidate for president
chartered Special the with speakers
estimated that Debs and the travelling with him spoke
eight hundred thousand people this trip which lasted about three
months.
after the San Francisco Preparedness Parade bomb was one OF
the literature agents on the Red Special
DURING period Socialist Partys existence the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor was silk h hat hand e 6a
Mitchell and Morrison of the Of l. had been convicted
principal officers sentencing them months
c This they capital and pnen i a ee
for the Of class Gompers was at one time
following president But this close connection with
capital did the failures Of the F. Of l. to secure
the President of the United States
the Speaker of the House of Representatives.
i Of the bill follows:
grievances attention because
waited There natter
of which but for which have in hnorabs
remedies The remedies these
by labor line with fundamental and with
changed industrial
Il dtions.
Labor brings these attention because
the responsible legislation and for the failures of
legislation The toiers fellow citizens
of their position life only with all other citizens
but the further interest being the
burden America AS abs representa-
tives ask redress these grievances for it
II SO to do.
Labor appeals to and trust not be in vain
II and support of fellow citizens"
This humaing attitude of the labor leaders brought them noh
ing the politicians in Washington.
In instdHent Haywood tells attending the Of
his
Europe You Of Hdywoos book free sending
reneoa years. sabscrpionSo the Daily Worker.