Communist Candidate and Joseph Brahdy

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BIG% RALLY OPENS\ N. Y. CAMPAIGNw Dunne Stresses MORE FUNDS ARE Candidate for Governor Gitlow, Dunne and NEEDED IN NEW Unity As Slogan YORK CAMPAIGN Others to Speak at Members Should Sell Mass Meet Friday In N. Y. Election Special Stamps On Friday evening, Sept. 24, at 8 p. m., the Workers (Com- Comrades: By HARRY M. WINITSKY, munist) Party will officially open its campaign in New York at Workers The (Communist) Party of the State of New York has Campaign Manager. its official ratification meeting. This ratification meeting will be me its (elected as candidate for United States senator. In accepting The campaign committee of the the opening gun in the Communist campaign in New York. The this I do so with the knowledge that our Party j honor, represents and Workers (Communist) Party of Dis- speakers at this meeting, in addition to Benjamin Gitlow, candi- Mights uncompromisingly for the interests of the and larm- workers trict 2 has outlined a very big cam- date for Governor, will be William F. Dunne, candidate for United iers of the United States. Our campaign is a challenge to the capi- comp- paign for this district, which will re- States senator; Juliet Stuart Poyntz, candidate for state Malist parties and to the capitalist-class and its government, which quire a great deal of money. The William W. Weinstone, candidate for congress in the 20th now controls the wealth of this nation, all of the productive ma- troller- plana Ben Gold, manager of the joint board chinery and the very lives of the millions of American workers and call for at least two special congressional district, and The of the meeting will be Jack • farmers. campaign numbers of The DAILY of the furriers’ union. chairman of The Workers (Communist) Party stands first of all for WORKER and the Freiheit. We Stacliel, organization the also plan to distribute at least 200,000 jmnity of the working class against it* < of the campaign pieces of free literature during the outline the issues ;enemles. Our Party has no Interests campaign for campaign. Plans are being made to and lay out the plan of Separate and apart from the working in this city and state. plaster the entire city of New York STREET CORNER the workers tclass. It was our earnest desire that JULIET STUART POYNTZ CAMPAIGN members of the fnrriers with posters of party Commu- Huudreds of [an this election, there would boa unit- the and Garment nist slogans. In order to do all this MEETINGS IN NEW YORK and International Ladies’ led front of labor against the parties CANDIDATE FOR STATE Workers’ Union will be present and It capitalism. Party It is absolutely imperative that we U>f American Our expected that an overflow meeting have a groat deal of funds. The dis- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd. is .would have Joined such a movement COMPTROLLER DULL. Brook Ave.. Bronx. the street, dne to the is launching a campaign for a 149th Street and will be held on jc.nd supported It all its energy. trict speakers. Louis A. Baum. Simon Fel- with Cosgrove. large crowd that will be present .at fund of $50,000 for the election cam- shin. S. Sparer, and Pascal Ave., Harlem. meeting. paign in this district, and the district 109th Street and Madison this ratification dates. Speakers, Juliet Stuart Poyntz. Vttlllam The meeting will be held on Fri- executive committee calls upon all Welnstone. Morrla Pasternack, and In the last three years, ooftoentra W. night at 8 p. m. at Central Opera comrades and units of the party to C. Bixby. _ day of wealth, the centralization of Hopkinson and Pitkin Aves., Brownsville. 67th street near Third avenue. throw themselves into the campaign Primoft, Marcel House, (lionindustry and government has proceed- Speakers, George members the begin raising Siherer. A Koppel, and Charles Raiss. All workers and of Sed at the most rapid pace that Am- and the of funds. bring SEPTEMBER 25th. party are urged to attend and history records. Merger after Issues Collection Lists. SATURDAY, l-erican 110th Street and sth Ave., Harlem. their fellow shop workers along with In the baste with All units have been notified to call . . Speakers. William W Weinstone. Ju- Industries . it ■ Lila Wolfe, and Joseph them. [mergerthe feebly disguised or brazenly open for special subscription lists, which lius Codkind, for Governor of New York. Street, do-operation of the national govern- can be procured from Comrade Harry Southern Boulevard and Aldus

_ imient place. There has M. Winitsky, the campaign manager, Bronx. , ha 3 taken Speakers, Eva I>orf, Hay Ragozln, Peter • been erected a set of huge industrial and must see to it that all the party Shapiro, and Ither hand, the cam- Stone and Pitkin Aves., Brownsville. workers and farmers In addition to these lists, the Bimba, Charles Raiss, ARE Speakers, Anton SIGNATURES |Jack Stachel, Harr}' Fox, Harry important task now confronting us Is paign in the various unions and a York. I accept the responsibility and duty it places upon me. Our party is Morris Pasternak, J. Oblan and NEW YORK CANDIDATES M. Winitsky. the procuring of sufficient signatures committee will be placed in charge in the only party that in the election campaign of 1926 has the courage to fight TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th. in order that our ticket may be put For each union and this committee will for the workers’ and farmers' interests against all the forces of capitalism 106th Street and Madison Ave., Harlem. we may appear Governor—BENJAMIN GITLOW. Young, A. across. In order that be responsible for the raising of funds and Its Speakers, Rose Nevtn, B. For Lieutenant P. BRILL. allies. Peer. J. Perilla. the ballot this year in New Tork Governor—FRANKLIN in their organization for the coming on For Attorney Governor Smith will be the candidate for reelection of the democratic 10th Street and Second Ave. must have at least another 20.000 General—AßTHUß S. LEEDS. electoral campaign. A special trade Speakers. Oeorge Powers. Juliet Stuart we party. Tammany Hall is intent upon using another sweeping victory for George Prlmoff, and Rosenberg. signature* in New York City. Those For State Comptroller—JULlET STUART POYNTZ. union subscription list has been is- Povntz. to president of the United States upon the Grand Street Extension, Brooklyn. 20,000 signatures will put the follow- For U. S. Senate—WILLIAM F. DUNNE. sued. Speakers will be assigned to Smith foist his nomination for Speakers, Marcel Scherer, Peter Sha- ing candidates on the ballot: For Assembly, 6th District, ail unions and boards in democratic party. piro, Sam Nesin, and John D. Masao. Manhattan—BENJAMlN LIFSHITZ. visit the Joint For governor, Ben GKlow. For Assembly, Bth Diet., the city to appeal to these organiza- SMITH can no longer keep alive the illusion that he is a WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th. Manhattan—REßECCA GRECHT. 148th and Willis Ave., Bronx. For lieutenant-governor, Frank P. Assembly, Diet., tions for funds. strike is sufficient to Julius Codkind. Eva Dorf, For 17th Manhattan—JULlUS CODKIND. GOVERNORfriend of labor. His action In the cloakmakers’ Speakers. Brill. For Assembly, 18th Diet., In the Bronx all the candidates are show where Smith stands on the question of labor. It was Governor Smith’s and Louis Baum. Manhattan—AßßAHAM MARKOPF. Stone and Pitkin Aves., Brownsville. For comptroller, Juliet Stuart members of the I. L. G. W. TJ. and Raiss, Mack - For Senate, 14th Diet., Manhattan—ELMEß commission that rendered a decision in favor of the bosses in the cloak In- Speakers, Charles Robert Poyntz. J". ALLISON. a special trades campaign com- lln. Anton Bimba, Louis Sisselman and For Congress, 13th Diet, needle dustry. Ragozin. attorney-general, Arthur 6. Manhattan—CHAßLES KRUMBEIN. nittee is being organize® to run the For For Congress, 14th Dlst, Manhattan—ALEXANDER TRACHTENBERG. It was Governor Smith himself who took the side of the manufacturers THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 30th. Leeds. ■ampaign in the Bronx. Benjamin. For Congress, 20th Diet, to Speakers, D. J. Brahdy, A. Local Ticket Manhattan—WlLLlAM W. WEINSTONE. Comrades, get on the and begin and threatened to use his power as governor of the state of New York and -Eva Dorf. Job Chorover 6th Assem. Dlst, N. T, Benjamin For Assembly, 3rd Diet., Bronx—ELIAS MARKS. he work of collecting funds, and let force the striking cloakmakers against their will to accept arbitration. Ave A. and 7th Street. 167th Street and Prospect Aves, Bronx. Litzshitz, 1.050 signatures needed. For Assembly, 4th Diet., Bronx—ISIDORE is campaign one long to be to compulsory upon workers as advocated by Felshin, STEINZER. make this order force arbitration the Speakers, Simon A. Mitchell, *th Astern. Diet., N. Y, Rebecca For Assembly, sth Dlst., Bronx—CHARLES •eraombered In this city. All checks George Powers, Ella Wolfe and L. A. ZIMMERMAN. IN Smith, Supreme Court Justice Guy has issued a sweeping Injunction Suskin. Grecht, 1,100. Assembly, Dlst., be made payable to William For 7th Bronx—JOSEPH BORUCHOWITZ. .hould against the cloakmakers. FRIDAY, OCTOBER. Ist. 17th Assem. DUat, If. T, Julius For Congress, 23rd Dlst, V. Welnstone, general secretary, 108 110th Street and sth Av#., Harlem. Bronx—MOISSAYE J. OLGIN. now very of Industrial Poynetz, Codklnd, 1,060. street, New York City. Governor Smith, anxfous to win the approval the Speakers. Juliet Stuart George For Assembly, 6th Dlst., Brooklyn—GEOßGE PRIMOFF, last 14th and Ray Schneider. Y, capitalist, openly and brazenly pursues his strike-breaking activities. Coo- Primoff 18th Assem. Dlst. If. Abraham For Assembly, 14th Dlst, Brooklyn—SAMUEL Southern Blvd. and Aldus St., Bronx. Markoff, 1,800. NESIN. lidge rose to power by smashing the strike of the policemen in Boston. Smith Speakers. Jack Jampolsky, Belle Rob- For Assembly, 23rd Diet, Brooklyn—FANNlE Send us the name and address bins. Irving Potash, and Llchstein. 13th Cong. Dlst, If. T, Charles WARSHAFSKY. hopes to get where Coolidge Is now, by breaking, thru compulsory arbitration, For Senate, 7th Dlst, Brooklyn—MOßßlS ROSEN. progressive worker to whom SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2nd. Krumbein, 1,300. a 40,000 City. Rutgers Square. _ of the strike of the cloakmakers In New York W. Cong. Dlst, T, Alexander For Congress, 23rd Dlst, Brooklyn—BEßTßAM WOLFE. Speakers, 13. Llfshits, William 14th N. D. we can send a sample copy The the candidate for United States senator, is the spokesman Harry" Tox of Weinstone, Jack Stachal, Trachtenberg, 1,600. \ WORKER. WADSWORTH,of the republican In of New York. Wadsworth is the and Ray Ragozin. N. T, William W. DAILY party the state Stone and Pitkin Aves., Brownsville. 10th Cong. Dlst, tool and always has been, of the big capitalist interests of the United States Speakers, D. Benjamin. Fannie Wzr- Weinstone, 1,600. < shafsky, Anton Bimba, Pascal Cos- l ! (Continued page J) WRITE AS YOU FIGHT (Continued on page 2.) grove, Rose Nevin and Robert Macklln. on : HEAR THE < N. Y. State Platform of the Workers Party COMMUNIST CANDIDATE about "public ownership and title,” lemands for better working conat- zations and the closeness of election repeated promisee of freedom for the administration of New York whereas the plan really provided for ions. Innumerable examples can be day prevented the passage of legisla- Philippines; has supported and en- couraged FOR GOVERNOR THEstato jointly by the republican and the development of power by the state ■Hod of the open use of tho Btate and tion for the photographing, finger- fascism In Italy by the deb' < and by a cam- | democratic parties during the past two with state money In the Interest of the ocal government In New York state printing and registering of foreign- remission agreement paign deportation of* Italian years has served to fasten the grip power and traction interests. The is strike-breaking agencies. New born workers —but tbe bill is still on for the of reaction firmer upon the Empire working women of New York state re- York, the leading state of the nation, the calendar and a new attempt to political refugee* in America This State of the nation. The mild labor ceived also the blessings of reaction- headed by a democratic governor, has pass some such measure will be made administration continue* to deny rec- Benjamin protective sponsored by the ary legislature footsteps tho after election Is safely over If the ognition to tbe workers' and peasants' ]! Gitlow measures domination of the In followed In the of na- government of the Soviet Union and ~ Labor of big business Is left un- *; New York State Federation of the defeat of the 48-hour bill sup- tional administration, headed by the domination were defeated by the republican legis- ported by labor and progressive or- republican president, Cooltdge. disturbed. thru Its frank subservience to bank \\ Wm. F. Dunne Juliet Stuart Poyntz Tammany gov- Oppression era and oil magnates has made our lature, while the Hall ganizations thruout the state. Greater of the Workers. Coolidge administration, sup- The government tbe stronghold of world ; | For U. S. Senator For Comptroller ernor vetoed the toacheTe’ salary bill Big Business In Control. Cooltdge administration, backed ported by republican and democratic < affecting 25,- vote reaction, the symbol of Imperialist ex- the welfare of more than record of New York state has THEby the united of the republi- tools alike, has fastened tbe shackles 4 | New York and both ploitation and the focal center of a 000 teachers, THEbeen a consistent record of sub- can and democratic servants of big of the dollar more firmly on the peo- put Hughes big open new world war that will mean un- united to across the state serviency to business—the business, has turned hundreds of mil- ples of Europe thru such means as I Wm. W. Weinstone Ben Gold governmental reorganization, plan a use of the courts, police and the en- lions of dollars back to the multimil- the Dawes plan; has again broken the (Continued on page 2) For Congress 20th Dlst. Manager, Joint Board of to further centralize anil bureaucrat- tire machinery of govomment In the lionaires and big corporations thru ize the stato government, make It Interest of Mg business and against 'ax revisions without reducing by a I ; the Furriers’ Union still more responsive to the will of the the workers. Both parties, republican penny the taxes which workers and

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—•-- 4 wages - Auspices of the Workers (Communist) Party, District 2. ernor Smith In the last legislature, and even prison sentences for the and working conditions, was City - congress, ! ! was simply a scheme to milk the pub- nore crime of picketing nml using by and only the over- Union Organization - lic under tie guise of swest words heir oconomlc pgwer to wlu their just Csseedholmtng protest of the labor organl