Industrial Worker (May 31, 1930)

The May 31, 1930 (Vol. XII, No. 22, Whole No. 702) issue of the Industrial Worker, the newspaper of the revolutionary union, the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW).

Contents include:

-Politicians broadcast lies

-Organ of the Communist fakers repeats its stock of slanders

-M.T.W. delegates wanted in New York

-Young scion of capitalism to help in Russia

-Editorial: Emotionalism vs. power

-Unemployment census figures may be phoney

-Interviewing T-Bone Slim

-Chicago will celebrate 25th anniversary

-Cities of India flame in revolt

-Supreme Court rules against company unions

-The I.W.W. in Colorado

-Centralia case again before parole board

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