The September 24, 1927 (Vol. IX, No. 38, Whole No. 562) issue of the Industrial Worker, the newspaper of the revolutionary union, the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW).
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Contents include:
-Europe resents U.S. bigotry by Heber Blankenhorn
-Canada needs harvest army
-Buffalo workers prepare for big membership drive
-Colorado miners call for test of strength Oct. 8
-New field for 310 delegates opened at Bend
-Lumber workers ask wage raise, propose changes
-The new red hunt in America
-History of American labor movement
-Shall we judge prosperity by wealth of few by George Speed
-Why Lumber Workers should demand more wages
-Duluth is scene of active meetings on industrial unionism
-Strikebreaker threat fails to phase teamsters
-Fletcher holds rousing meetings in New York City
-Why men strike is discussed on new worker book
-Delegates needed in logging camps of Mont. district
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