Industrial Worker (July 29, 1916)

Industrial Worker (July 29, 1916)

The July 29, 1916 issue of the Industrial Worker, the newspaper of the revolutionary union, the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW).

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Contents include:

-Victory is sure by Joseph J. Ettor & William D. Haywood

-Scabs on strike union scabbing

-"On the job" union for lumberworkers by W.L.F.

-Editorials: The "open shop"; Moral prostitution; A good suggestion

-Benevolent industrial feudalism by Paul Stock

-Views from Goldfield

-A great adventure by Harrison George

-Australian IWW and labor's fight by H.J. Kennedy

-Loyalty to miners their only crime by F. Pettinellie & Chas. Jacobson

-A French IWW paper

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