Contents include:

-Colorado miners granted wage increase; will confer

-Deportation of all naturalized citizens urged by war veterans

-Fourteen miners held at Cheswick after police raid

-Pullman company makes big profit off porter's tips

-I.W.W. strikes of past show need of watching A.F. of L.

-Editorial: Industrial union and the coal mine workers; Help the Colorado miners win

-Thompson tells need of strikes

-Big crowds hear Buffalo talkers

-How job sharks extort fees from helpless workers

-Phil Engle dies after injury in street accident

-J.P. Thompson tells why I.W.W. is revolutionary

-Italian Wobs to have new office

-Radicalism not confined to any particular class

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Contents include:

-Governor refuses troops in coming Colorado mine strike

-Serious problems face convention of farm workers

-Farm machiner displaces hands by fifty percent

-Playing the fame of production

-Reason revealed why lumberjacks should organize

-Alaska salmon canneries

-Left wing labor urged to support Colorado strike

-Oakland, Calif., past, present and prophetic

-The Communist Party gone blooey!

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Contents include:

-Miners plan strike series; superintendent is acquitted

-I.W.W. members appear in case as prosecutors before the bar

-Discrimination to be met with repeated strikes in Colorado area

-Wages and hours are low and long in steel industry

-Playing the game of production

-Portland announces program of lectures

-Seattle labor to hold annual Debs memorial

-Woman discovers right to labor denied 'elderly'

-Physical test used as means to black list

-Thompson tells how proletariat is hope of world

-Chinese seamen pledge support, I.W.W. sympathy

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Contents include:

-Walsenburg hall raided!

-A.W.I.U. 110 reports good showing among farm workers

-San Francisco to hold meeting for Colorado strikers

-Labor's "bloodstained trail"

-Three columns of poetry

-Federationists chase 'reds' but patronize scabs

-Militant labor of Japan thumbs nose at company

-Ellis lectures on evolution to Portland crowd

-I.W.W. lines up Colorado beet, potatoe workers

-Longshoremen strike in N.Y.

-Montana pole gang strikes

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Contents include:

-8,000 miners strike as C.F.I. gunmen start reign of terror

-Colorado mines completely tied up as I.W.W. and sympathizers out

-"We're with you", women pickets shout in Colo.

-Mass meeting held in rain in Seattle, Los Angeles woman gives her all for strikers

-Sacco and Vanzetti: is the case closed?

-Shall we call it propaganda or education?

-Advantages of the six hour day

-Job news

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