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AMERICAN LABOR PRESS DIRECTORY

By the

LABOR RESEARCH DEPARTMENT

of the RAND SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE -

SOLON DE LEON, Director NATHAN FINE, Associate

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PREFACE

The AMERICAN LABOR PRESS DIRECTORY, now put at the service of the labor movement of the country, is the first publication of its kind to appear. Labor paper lists, exceed ingly incomplete and hard to obtain, have occasionally been circulated in the past. The present DIRECTORY covers a wider field, and gives more information about the papers it lists, than any of its predecessors. If it succeeds in meeting the need which apparently exists for it, it will be revised each year.

In addition to papers issued directly by or in the name of trade unions and labor political groups of all shades of opinion, certain other types of journals have been included. All known periodicals of the cooperative movement are listed. So also are social science, liberal, religious, and gov ernmental publications if they deal with labor problems. The roster of General Labor papers, the longest single list in the DIRECTORY, contains the numerous local journals issued by city central trades councils, voluntary groups, or individuals, which in any way claim to speak in the interests of the

o, workers.

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Labor journals are notoriously short-lived. Yet in look-

J ing over tht descriptions of the 60Q, American and Canadian

r papers for which detailed information is given, one is struck

3^ with the fact that many of the stronger and more ably man-

^ aged have survived for a quarter century or longer. While

^ every effort has been made to get the information up-to-date,

some of the newest journals may have escaped our search,

3 and a few of those listed may have suspended. The Labor

b* Research Department would be indebted for authoritative

corrections. Circulation figures given are not sworn state ments, and are not intended for commercial purposes.

While the DIRECTORY is primarily concerned with the United States and Canada, the most important International labor papers, and those published in Other Countries, are given in special sections. These lists are substantially the same as those in the American Labor Year Book, which is also issued by the Labor Research Department. For ampli fying the lists there printed, and gathering the fuller infor mation which the present volume contains in its American and Canadian sections, credit is due to Nathan Fine of the Department staff.

The compilation of these useful data could never have been accomplished without the courtesy, good will, and co operation of the many editors and managers of the papers concerned. To them all the Labor Research Department

wishes to extend its hearty thanks.

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SOLON DE LEON, Director, May, 1925. ',«}



CONTENTS

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AMERICA : !

I. AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR 1

II. AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR NATIONAL

AND INTERNATIONAL UNIONS 1

III. INDEPENDENT TRADE UNIONS 9

IV. INDUSTRIAL WORKERS OF THE WORLD l1

V. TRADE UNION EDUCATIONAL LEAGUE AND RE

LATED GROUPS 12

VI. WORKERS' EDUCATION AND RESEARCH 13

VII. COOPERATION 14

VIII. SOCIALIST l6

IX. COMMUNIST 20

X. SOCIALIST LABOR 22

XI. FARMER-LABOR 23

XII. PUBLICATIONS CONCERNED WITH LABOR QUES

TIONS 25

XIII. RELIGIOUS 26

XIV. GOVERNMENTAL 29

XV. GENERAL LABOR 30

CANADA 62

INTERNATIONAL 65

OTHER COUNTRIES 67

INDEX '. 77

The period of publication of each paper is given in parentheses after its title. Thus d.=daily; w., weekly; f., fortnightly; m., monthly; lii-iii., bi-monthly; q., quarterly; and irreg., irregular.



AMERICAN LABOR PRESS DIRECTORY

I. AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR

American Federationist (m.). Established 1894, 64 and more pages, $1. The American Federation of Labor, 9th Street and Massachusetts Avenue, Washington, D. C. William Green, ed.

American Federation of Labor Weekly News Service (w.). The American Federation of Labor, 9th Street and Massachusetts Avenue, Washington, D. C. A single page clip-sheet giving "a brief summary of important matters affecting labor."

International Labor News Service (irreg.). International Labor Press of America, American Federation of Labor Building, Washington, D. C.

Metal Trades Department Bulletin, The (m.). Established 1919, 8 pages, circulation 1000. Metal Trades Depart ment of the American Federation of Labor, 9th Street and Massachusetts Avenue, Washington, D. C. James O'Connell, ed.

II. AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL UNIONS

Amalgamated Journal, The (w.). Thursdays. Established 1899, 24 pages, $1.50. Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers of North America, 510 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Ben I. Davis, ed. International Labor News, Labor Bureau, Inc., Com mission of the Interchurch.

American Federation of Teachers Monthly Bulletin (m.). Established 1921, 4 pages, $1, circulation 5,000. Ameri can Federation of Teachers, 327 South La Salle Street, Chicago, 1ll. F. G. Stecker, ed. Uses mats.

American Flint (m.). Established 1909, 48 pages, $1, cir culation 10,000. American Flint Glass Workers' Union, 337-48 Ohio Building, Toledo, Ohio. Joseph Gillooly, ed. International Labor News. Uses mats.

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American Photo Engraver, The (m.). Established 1907, 72 to 80 pages, $.75, circulation 8,000. International Photo Engravers' Union, Room 701, 166 West Washington Stret, Chicago, 1ll. Matthew Woll, ed. International Labor News.

American Pressman, The (m.). Established 1889, 64 pages, $2, circulation 27,000. International Printing Pressmen and Assistants' Union of North America, Pressmen's Home, Tenn. Thomas E. Dunwody, ed. International Labor News, American Federation of Labor Weekly News.

Bakers' Journal, The (w.). Saturdays. English and Ger man. Established 1885, 4 pages, $1, circulation 28,000. Bakery and Confectionery Workers' International Union, 2719 Best Avenue, Chicago, 1ll. Charles F. Hohmann, ed.

Blacksmiths Journal (bi-m.). Established 1889, 32-64 pages, $1, circulation 5,000. International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths, Drop Forgers and Helpers, 2922 Washing ton Boulevard, Chicago, 1ll. J. W. Kline, ed. Ameri can Federation of Labor Weekly News.

Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders' Journal, The (m.). Established 1888, 48 pages, $1, circulation 23,000. In ternational Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship builders, and Helpers of America, Suite 524, Brother hood Building, Kansas City, Kas. J. B. Casey, ed. and mgr. International Labor News, American Federation of Labor Weekly News.

Bottle Maker, The (m.). Established 1919, 32 pages, $.50, circulation 3,400. Glass Bottle Blowers' Association of the United States and Canada, 1006 Colonial Building, Philadelphia, Pa. James Maloney, ed. International Labor News.

Brewery, Flour, Cereal, and Soft Drink Workers' Journal

(f.). Saturdays. Established 1886, 4 pages, $2, circu lation 16,000. The Brewery, Flour, Cereal and Soft Drink Workers' International Union of America, 2347 Vine Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Julius Zorn, ed.

Bricklayer, Mason and Plasterer, The (m.). Established 1896, $.75. Bricklayers', Masons', and Plasterers' In ternational Union, University Park Building, Indian apolis, Ind. William Dobson, ed.

Bridgemen's Magazine, The (m.). Established 1901, 48 pages, $1, circulation 19,000. International Association of Bridge, Structural, and Ornamental Iron Workers, 1615 Syndicate Trust Building, St. Louis, Mo. W. J. McCain, ed.

INTERNATIONAL UNIONS 3

Broom Maker, The (m.). Established 1902, 16-20 pages, $1, circulation 1;200. International Broom and Whisk Makers' Union, 853 King Place, Chicago, 1ll. Will R. Boyer, ed.

Buchdrucker-Zeitung (f.). German. Established 1873, 4 pages, $1, circulation 1,100. International Typographical Union, 653 Bankers' Trust Building, Indianapolis, Ind. Hugo Miller, ed.

Carpenter, The (m.). Established 1881, $1, circulation 375,000. United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, Carpenters' Building, 222 East Michigan Street, In dianapolis, Ind. Frank Duffy, ed. Uses mats.

Cigarmakers' Official Journal (m.). Established 1864, 16- 50 pages, $1, circulation 19,000. Cigarmakers' Interna tional Union of America, Room 620, 508> South Dear born Street, Chicago, 1ll. George W. Perkins, ed.

Commercial Telegraphers' Journal, The (m.). Established 1902, 32-64 pages, $2. The Commercial Telegraphers' Union of America, 113 South Ashland Boulevard, Chicago, 1ll. International Labor News. Uses mats.

Coopers' International Journal, The (m.). Established 1890,

8 pages, $1.25. Coopers' International Union, Meri- weather Building, Kansas City, Kas. Forrest M. Krepps, ed.

Elevator Constructor, The (m.). Established 1902, 40 pages, $1, circulation 12,000. International Union of Elevator Constructors, 1208 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Joseph F. Murphy, ed., 391 Fulton Street, B'klyn, N. Y.

Equity Magazine, The (m.). Established 1915, 44 pages, $1, circulation 12,000. The Actors' Equity Association of America, 45 West 47th Street, New York, N. Y. Grant Stewart, ed., Alfred Harding, assoc. ed. Uses cuts.

Federal Employe (m.). Established 1916, 32 pages, $1, cir culation 35,000. National Federation of Federal Em ployes, 10 B Street, S.W., Washington, D. C. Luther C. Steward, William Ullman, eds.

Firemen and Oilers Journal (m.). Established 1899, 20-36 pages, $1, circulation 25-40,000. International Brother hood of Firemen and Oilers, 3611 North 24th Street, Omaha, Nebr. C. L. Shamp, ed.

Fur Worker, The (f.). Yiddish and English. Established 1916, 8-12 pages, $.50, circulation 12,000. International Fur Workers' Union of United States and Canada,

9 Jackson Avenue, Long Island City, N. Y. Morris Kaufman, A. Rosebury, eds. Federated Press, Inter national Labor News. Labor and Socialist.

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Garment Worker, The (w.). Established 1901, $1. United Garment Workers, 117 Bible House, Astor Place, New York, N. Y.

Gerechtigkeit (w.). Jewish. Fridays. Established 1918, 16 pages, $1.50, circulation 42,050. International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union 3 West 16th Street, New York, N. Y. S. Yanofsky, Max D. Danish, eds.

Giustizia (w.). Italian. Fridays. Established 1918, 12 pages, $1, circulation 17,700. International Ladies' Gar ment Workers' Union, 3 West 16th Street, New York, N. Y. R. Rende, ed.

General Bulletin (w.). International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, 110 West 40th Street, New York, N. Y.

Granite Cutters Journal (m.). Established 1877, 32 pages, $1.20, circulation 10,000. Granite Cutters International Association of America, 25 School Street, Quincy, Mass. Sam Squibb, ed.

Headgear Worker, The (f.). English and Yiddish. Fridays. Established 1916, 4-8 pages, $.50, circulation 15,000. Cloth Hat, Cap, and Millinery Workers' International Union, 621 Broadway, New York, N. Y. J. M. Budish, ed. International Labor News, Federated Press.

International Bookbinder, The (m.). Established 1898, 40 pages, $1, circulation 14,000. International Brotherhood of Bookbinders, 9th Street and Massachusetts Avenue, Washington, D. C. Felix J. Belair, ed.

International Fire Fighter (m.). Established 1918, 32-48 pages, $2, circulation 4,500. International Association of Fire Fighters, 105 American Federation of Labor Building, Washington, D. C. Fred W. Baer, ed. In ternational Labor News, Luce's Press Clipping Bureau. Fire prevention and fire fighting included.

International Horseshoers' Monthly Magazine (m.). Es tablished 1899, $.50, circulation 2,200. International Union of Journeymen Horseshoers, 605 Second National Bank Building, Cincinnati, Ohio. Hubert Marshall, ed.

International Molders' Journal (m.). Established 1864, 68- 112 pages, $.50, circulation 30-35,000. International Molders' Union of North America, 530 Walnut Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. John P. Frey, ed. International Labor News.

International Musician (m.). Established 1903, 24-32 pages, $.20, circulation 125,000. American Federation of Mu sicians, 239-241 Halsey Street, Newark, N. J. William J. Kerngood ed. American Federation of Labor Weekly News.

INTERNATIONAL UNIONS 5

International Steam Engineer (m.). Established 1889, 80 pages, $1, circulation 41,348. International Union of Steam and Operating Engineers, 6334-36 Yale Avenue, Chicago, 1ll. Dave Evans, ed. Circulates among chief and operating engineers in power plants exclusively.

International Stereotypers' and Electrotypers' Union Journal (m.). Established 1906, 56 and more pages, $.60, circulation 6,500. International Stereotypers' and Electrotpers' Union of North America, 446 South Ogden Street, Denver, Colo. William Eben McCormick, ed. Uses mats.

International Woodcarver, The (m.). Established 1899, 4 pages, circulation 1,500. International Woodcarvers' Association of North America, 8605 — 85th Street, Ja maica, New York. Frank Detlef, ed.

Jewelry Workers' Monthly Bulletin (m.). International Jewelry Workers' Union, Room 714, 1674 Broadway, New York, N. Y.

Journal of Electrical Workers and Operators, The (m.). Established 1891, 64 pages, $.50, circulation 62,000. In ternational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Ma chinists Building, Waashington, D. C. G. M. Bugnia- zet, ed. Uses mats.

Journal of the Switchmen's Union of North America, The (m.). Established 1898, 32-56 pages, $1.25, circulation 10,000. Switchmen's Union of North America, 39 West North Stret, Buffalo, N. Y. W. H. Thompson, ed.

Journeyman Barber, The (m.). Established 1905, $.60. Journeymen Barbers' International Union, 222 East Michigan Street, Indianapolis, Ind. Jacob Fischer, ed.

Justice (w.). Fridays. Established 1918, 12 pages, $1.50, circulation 29,300. International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union, 3 West 16th Street, New York, N. Y. S. Yanofsky, Max D. Danish, eds.

Lather, The (m.). Established 1900, 36 pages, $.60, circula tion 15,000. Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers' Interna tional Union, Lathers' Building, West 26th & Detroit, Cleveland, Ohio. A. D. Yoder, ed.

Leather Workers' Journal (m.). Established 1898, 32 pages, $1, circulation 2,000. United Leather Workers' Inter national Union, 610 Walsix Building, Kansas City, Mo. John J. Pfeiffer, W. E. Bryan, eds. American Federa tion of Labor Weekly News.

Life and Labor Bulletin (m.). Established 1922, 4 pages, $1, circulation 2,500. National Women's Trade Union League of America, 311 South Ashland Boulevard, Chicago, 1ll. Elisabeth Christman, ed.

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Lithographers' Journal (m.). Established 1915, 44 pages, $1.50, circulation 6,600. Amalgamated Lithographers of America, 205 West 14th Street, New York, N. Y.

C. Halbmeier, ed. Labor Bureau, Inc.

Longshoreman, The (m.). International Longshoremen's Association, 702 Brisbane Building, Buffalo, N. Y.

Machinists Monthly Journal (m.). Established 1889, 48 pages, $1, circulation 85,000. International Association of Machinists, 204 Machinists Building, Washington,

D. C. Fred Hewitt, ed. International Labor News.

Miners' Magazine, The (m.). Established 1900, $.50. In ternational Union of Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers, 500 Mercantile Building, Denver, Colo. Charles H. Moyer, ed.

Mixer and Server, The (m.). Established 1891, 64 pages, $1.50, circulation 55,000. Hotel & Restaurant Em ployees' International Alliance and Bartenders' Inter national League of America, 528-30 Walnut Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Jere 'L. Sullivan, ed. International Labor News, American Federation of Labor Weekly News.

Motorman and Conductor, The (m.). Established 1895, 40 pages, $.75, circulation 112,000. Amalgamated Asso ciation of Street and Electric Railway Employees, 260 East High Street, Detroit, Mich. R. L. Reeves, ed.

Official Journal (q.). International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Asbestos Workers, 803 United Home Building, St. Louis, Mo.

Official Magazine (m.). Established 1902, 16 pages, $2, circulation 50,000. International Brotherhood of Team sters, Chauffeurs, Stablemen, and Helpers, 222 East Michigan Street, Indianapolis, Ind. Daniel J. Tobin, ed.

Painter and Decorator, The (m.). Established 1887, $1, circulation 100,000. Brotherhood of Painters, Deco rators, and Paperhangers, Lafayette, Ind. Charles J. Lammert, ed.

Paper Makers Journal (m.). Established 1902, 16 and more pages, $1, circulation 7,500. International Brotherhood of Paper Makers, 25 South Hawk Street, Albany, N. Y. Matthew J. Burns, ed.

Pattern Makers Journal (m.). Established 1889, 16-32 pages, $.50, 12-15,000 circulation. Pattern Makers' League of iNorth America, 2nd National Bank Building, Cincinnati, Ohio. James Wilson, ed. American Federation of Labor Weekly News.

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Paving Cutters' Journal (m.). Established 1901, 4 pages, circulation 2,700. Paving Cutters' Union of the United States and Canada, Rockport, Mass. Carl Bergstrom, ed.

Plasterer, The (m.). Operative Plasterers' International Association, 401 Castell Building, Middletown, Ohio.

Plate Printer, The (f.). Plate Printers' and Die Stampers' Union, 1630 West Louden Street, Philadelphia, Pa.

'Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters' Journal (m.). Established 1885, $1. United Association of Plumbers and Steam Fitters, 1138 North Dearborn Street, Chicago, 111.

Postal Record (m.). Established 1888, 24 and more pages, $2, circulation 46,000. National Association of Letter Carriers, American Federation o_f Labor Building, Washington, D. C. Edward J. Gainor, M. T. Finnan, eds.

Potters' Herald, The (w.). Thursdays. Established 1892, 6 pages, $2, circulation 7,500. National Brotherhood of Operative Potters, West Sixth Street, East Liverpool, Ohio. Will T. Blake, ed. American Federation of Labor Weekly News. Uses mats.

Quarry Workers' Journal (m.). Established 1904, 8 pages, $.75, circulation 5,000. Quarry Workers' International Union of North America, Scampini Building, Barre, Vt. Fred W. Suitor, ed.

Railroad Telegrapher, The (m.). Established 1886, 136 pages, $1, circulation 70,000. The Order of Railroad Telegraphers, 3673 W. Pine Boulevard, St. Louis, Mo. E. J. Manion, ed.

Railway Carmen's Journal (m.). Established 1895, $1.50. Brotherhood of Railway Carmen, 512 Hall Building, Kansas City, Mo. W. J. Adames, ed.

Railway Clerk, The (m.). Established 1900, 32-64 pages, $1, circulation 104,875. Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks, Freight Handlers, Express and Station Employees, Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Building, 1015 Vine Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Phil E. Ziegler, ed. International Labor News, Federated Press.

Railway Maintenance of Way Employees' Journal (m.). Established 1891, 64 pages, $1, circulation 100,000. United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Em ployees, 61 Putnam Avenue, Detroit, Mich. F. Finn- son, ed.

Retail Clerks' International Advocate (m.). Established 1892, $.60. Retail Clerks' International Protective As sociation, Lock Drawer 248, Lafayette, Ind. H. J. Conway, ed.

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Railway Post Office, The (m.). Established 1898, 48 pages, $1, circulation 20,500. Railway Mail Association (Ra'ilway Mail Clerks), 508 American Federation of Labor Build ing, Washington, D. C. Henry W. Strickland, ed. Uses mats.

Seamen's Journal, The (m.). Established 1887, 32 pages, $1.50. International Seamen's Union of America, 525 Market Street, San Francisco, Calif. Paul Scharren- berg, ed. International Labor News, American Federa tion of Labor Weekly News. Uses mats.

Sheet Metal Workers' Journal (m.). Established 1895, $1. Sheet Metal Workers' International Association, 642 Transportation Building, Washington, D. C. William L. Sullivan, ed.

Shoe Workers' Journal, The (m.). Established 1900, 40 pages, circulation 50,000. Boot and Shoe Workers' Union, 246 Summer Street, Boston, Mass. C. ,L. Baine, ed.

Signalmen's Journal (m.). Established 1920, 32-64 pages, $1, circulation 10,000. Brotherhood of Railway Signal men of America, 4750 North Kimball Avenue, Chicago, 1ll. T. A. Austin, ed. Labor Bureau, Committee of 48, Fair Tariff League.

Sleeping Car Conductor, The (m.). Established 1918, 50 pages, $1, circulation 3,000. Order of Sleeping Car Conductors, 360-1 Union Station, Kansas City, Mo. M. S. Warfield, ed. Uses mats.

Stone Cutters Journal, The (m.). Established 1853, 16-24 pages, $1, circulation 6,000. Journeymen Stone Cut ters' Association of .North America, P. O. Box 767, Indianapolis, Ind. Joseph Blasey, ed.

Stove Mounters' & Range Workers' Journal (m.). -Estab lished 1895, 24 pages, $.60, circulation 3,000. Stove Mounters' International Union, 6466 East Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Frank Grimshaw, ed.

Tailor, The (f.). Tuesdays. Established 1887, 4 pages, circulation 9,500. Journeymen Tailors' Union of Am erica, 6753 Stony Island Avenue, Chicago, 1ll. Thomas Sweeney, ed. International Labor News. Uses mats some times.

Textile Worker, The (m.). Established 1912, 66 pages, $1. United Textile Workers of America, 603-9 Bible House, New York, N. Y. Thomas F. McMahon, ed. Interna tional Labor News.

Tobacco Worker (m). Tobacco Workers' International Union, 50 Our Home Life Insurance Building, Louis ville, Ky.



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Typographical Journal, The (m.). Established 1889, 128- 148 pages, $1, circulation 62,000. International Typo graphical Union, 642 Bankers Trust Building, Indian apolis, Ind. J. W. Hays, ed.

Union Clay Worker (m.). Established 1918, 40 pages, $1, circulation 10,000. United Brick and Clay Workers' Union, Room 309, 327 South La Salle Street, Chicago, 1ll. William Tracy, ed. International Labor News.

Union Postal Clerk (m.). Established 1903, 96 pages, $1, circulation 35,000. National Federation of Post Of fice Clerks, Room 300, American Federation of Labor Building, 901 Massachusetts Avenue, N. W., Washing ton, D. C. Thomas F. Flaherty, ed.

United Mine Workers' Journal (f.). Established 1891, 24 pages, $1, circulation 300,000. United Mine Workers of America, 1102 Merchants Bank Building, Indianapolis, Ind. Ellis Searles, ed.

Upholsterers' Journal (m.). Established 1922, 28-60 pages, $1, circulation 7,500. Upholsterers' International Union of North America, 230 East 58th Street, New York, N. Y. William Kohn, ed.

III.. INDEPENDENT TRADE UNIONS

Advance, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1917, 12 pages, $2, circulation 50,000. Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 31 Union Square, New York, N. Y. Joseph Schlossberg, ed.

American Marine Engineer, The (m.). Established 1906, 34 pages, $1.50, circulation 10,000. National Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association, 311 Machinists Build ing, 9th Street and Mt. Vernon Place, Washington, D. C. O. C. Lightner, ed.

Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen's Magazine (m.). Established 1877, 80 pages, $2, circu lation 110,000. Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, 2112 East 46th Street, Cleveland, Ohio. John F. McNamee, ed. Federated Press.

Darbas (f.). Lithuanian. Established 1918, 8 pages, $2, circulation, 6,000. Amalgamated Clothing Workers of — America, 31. Union Square, New York, N. Y. ; L. Pruseika, ed.

Fortschrift (f.). Jewish. Established 1915, 12-16 pages, $2, circulation 35,000. Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 31 Union Square, New York, N. Y.

Free Voice of the Amalgamated Food Workers (f.). Es tablished 1920, 8 pages, $1, circulation 10,000. The

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Amalgamated Food Workers, 98 Bowers Street, Jer sey City, N. J., editorial office, 81 East 10th Street, New York, N. Y. Charles Kiehn, ed. Federated Press, International Press Correspondence. Uses mats.

Hotel Worker (m.). Established 1923, 8 pages, circulation 7,000. New York Hotel Workers, branch of the Amal gamated Food Workers, 133 West Slst Street, New York, N. Y.

International Pocketbook Worker (m.). Established 1923, 16 pages, circulation 8,000. International Pocketbook Workers' Union, 62 University Place, New York, N. Y. Ossip Walinsky, ed.

Lavoro, II (f.). Italian. Established 1913, 8 pages, $2, circulation, 30,000. Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 31 Union Square, New York, N. Y. Frank Belanca, ed.

Locomotive Engineers' Journal (m.). Established 1865, 80 pages, $1.50, circulation 92,000. Brotherhood of Loco motive Engineers, 806 Engineers' Building, Cleveland, Ohio. Albert F. Coyle, ed., John F. Welch, asst. ed. Federated Press, Cooperative News Service.

Prace (f.). Bohemian. Established 1920, 8 pages, circula tion 4,000. Amalgamated Clothing Workers of Ameri ca, 31 Union Square, New York, N. Y. Anton No- votny, ed.

Przemyslowa Democracia (f.). Polish. Established 1917, 8 pages, $2, circulation 12,000. Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 31 Union Square, New York, N. Y. Stanislawa Kucharska, ed. Federated Press.

Rabotchy Golos (m.). Russian. Established 1919, 4 pages, $2, circulation 2,000. Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 31 Union Square, New York, N. Y.

Railroad Trainman, The (m.). Established 1883, 80 pages, $1, circulation 176,000. Brotherhood of Railroad Train men, (printed by Kable Bros. Co., Mount Morris, 1ll.) 820 Superior Avenue, West, Cleveland, Ohio. D. L. Cease, ed.

Railroad Worker, The (m.). Established 1901, 48 pages, $.60, circulation 20,000. American Federation of Rail road Workers, 315 South Ashland Boulevard, Chicago, 1ll. George C. Eckroth, ed. League for Industrial Democracy, Federated Press, etc. Uses mats some times.

Railway Conductor, The (m.). Established 1884, 48 pages, $1, circulation 60,000. Order of Railway Conductors, 1st Avenue and 1st Street, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. F. H. Pease, ed.



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Railway Employees' Journal (m.). Established 1913, $1. Brotherhood of Railroad Employees, 190 North State Street, Chicago, 1ll. W. B. Montgomery, ed.

Railway Expressman, The (m.)- Established 1919, 64 pages, $1, circulation 18,000. Order of Railway Expressmen, 105 West Monroe Street, Chicago, 1ll. E. H. Wilson, ed. Federated Press, Labor Press League,

Steam Shovel and Dredge (m.). Established 1900, 64 pages, $1.50, circulation 6,000. International Brother hood of Steam Shovel and Dredge Men, Room 1208, 105 West Monroe Street, Chicago, 1ll. F. E. Langdon, M. H. Madden, eds. Uses mats.

Train Dispatcher, The (m.). Established 1919, 64 pages, $1.50, circulation 6,000. American Train Dispatchers Association, Train Dispatchers Building, 10 East Huron Street, Chicago, 1ll. C. L. Darling, E. H. Stevenson, eds. Federated Press.

IV. INDUSTRIAL WORKERS OF THE WORLD

Bermunkas (w.). Hungarian. Mondays. Established 1912, 6 pages, $2, circulation 6,000. Industrial Workers of the World, 3333 West Belmont Avenue, Chicago, 1ll. Louis Bartha, ed. Federated Press, Defense News Service.

Felszabadulas (w.). Hungarian. Industrial Workers of the World, 3333 West Belmont Avenue, Chicago, 1ll.

Golos Truzenika (f.). Russian. Established 1917, 32 pages, $1.50, circulation 5,000. Industrial Workers of the World, 3333 West Belmont Avenue, Chicago, 1ll. William Horwich, ed.

Industrialist! (d.). Finnish. Established 1917, 4-6 pages, $4.50, circulation 9,000. The Workers' Socialist Publish ing Co. Inc., 22-24 Lake Avenue North, Duluth, Minn. Hellin Vitikainen, K. Laito, Manu Porre, Vaino Pelto, Andrew Vitikainen, eds. Official organ, Industrial Workers of the World. Federated Press, Defense News Service. Uses mats.

Industrial Pioneer (m.). Established 1923, 48 pages, $2, circulation 12,500. Industrial Workers of the World, 3333 West Belmont Avenue, Chicago, 1ll. John A. Gahan, ed.

Industrial Solidarity (w.). Wednesdays. Established 1909, 6 pages, $2, circulation 8,000. Industrial Workers of the World, 3333 West Belmont Avenue, Chicago, 1ll. Vern Smith, ed., John Gahan, bus. mgr. Defense News Service, Federated Press. Uses mats some times.



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Industrial Unionist (w.). Established 1925, 4 pages, $2, cir culation 4,500. The "Emergency Program" branches of the Industrial Workers of the World, Box 3291, Port land, Oregon. James Lance, ed., True Tuttle, bus. mgr.

Industrial Worker (semi-w.). Wednesday and Saturday. Established 1909, 4 pages, $4, circulation 5,000. North west branches, Industrial Workers of the World, 1925 Western Avenue, Seattle, Wash. C. E. Payne, ed.

Industrijalni Radnik (f.). Croatian. Industrial Workers of the World, 3333 West Belmont Avenue, Chicago, 1ll.

Jedna Velka Unie (m.). Bohemian. Established 1920, 48 pages, $2, circulation 3,000. Industrial Workers of the World, 3333 West Belmont Avenue, Chicago, 1ll. De fense News, Federated Press.

Marine Worker (f.). Established 1921, 4 pages, circulation 25,000. Marine Transport Workers' Industrial Union No. 510, The Industrial Workers of the World, 3 Coenties Slip, New York, N. Y.

Proletario, II (w.). Italian. Saturdays. Established 1896, 4 pages, $2, circulation 7,000. Industrial Workers of the World, 3333 West Belmont Avenue, Chicago, 1ll. G. Mangano, 158 Carroll Street, Brooklyn, N. Y., ed.

Railroad Workers' Bulletin (m.). Established 1925, 8 pages. Railroad Workers' Industrial Union No. 520, of the Industrial Workers of the World, 3333 West Bel mont Avenue, Chicago, 1ll.

Solidaridad (f.). Spanish. Established 1918, 4 pages, $1, circulation 7,500. Industrial Workers of the World, 3333 West Belmont Avenue, Chicago, 1ll. - Adolfo Garcia, ed.

Tie Vapauteen (m.). Finnish. Established 1918, 32 pages, $1.75, circulation 8,000. Industrial Workers of the World, 3333 West Belmont Avenue, Chicago, 1ll. Henry Aho, ed. Defense News Service.

V. TRADE UNION EDUCATIONAL LEAGUE AND RELATED GROUPS

Industrialist, The (m.). Established 1922, 4 pages, $.50, circulation 6,000. Printers' Industrial League of New York, Box 63, Washington Bridge Station, New York, N. Y. D'Arcy Milliken, ed, E. M. Martin, Harry Shea, William J. McLaughlin, assoc. eds. Uses mats.

International Metal Trades Amalgamation Bulletin (m.). Established 1923, 4 pages, $.50, circulation 5,000. In ternational Metal Trades Amalgamation Committee, Section of the Trade Union Educational League, 1113 W. Washington Street, Chicago, 1ll. A. Overgaard, ed.



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Needle Worker (m.). Jewish and English. 'Established 1923, 4-8 pages, $.50, circulation 8,000. Needle Trades Section, Trade Union Educational League, 108 East 14th Street, New York, N. Y. Federated Press. Uses mats.

Printing Trades Amalgamationist (w.). International Com mittee for Amalgamation in the Printing Industry, 1113 Washington Street, Chicago, 1ll.

Progressive Building Trades Worker (m.). Established 1923, 4 pages, $.35, circulation 9,000. International Committee for the Amalgamation of the Building Trades, 19 South Lincoln Street, Chicago, 1ll. Arne Swabeck, J. W. Johnstone, eds.

Railroad Amalgamation Advocate, The (m.). Established 1922, 4 pages, $.40, circulation 10,000. International Committee for Amalgamation in the Railroad Industry, 411 Dakota Building, 54 W. 7th Street, St. Paul, Minn. O. H. Wangerin, ed. Federated Press.

Workers' Monthly, The (m). Established 1924, 48 pages, $2, circulation 25,000. The Daily Worker Publishing Co., 1113 West Washington Boulevard, Chicago, 1ll. Earl Browder, ed.

VI. WORKERS' EDUCATION AND RESEARCH

Brookwood Review, The (m.). Established 1922, 4-8 pages, circulation 700. Brookwood Cooperators, Katonah, N. Y. Faculty, ed. Official organ, Brookwood Labor College, a school endorsed by international unions, state federations, central bodies, etc.

Facts for Workers (m.). Established 1922, 6 pages, $24, circulation 197. Labor Bureau, Inc., 2 West 43rd St., New York, N. Y. George Soule, Sara Bernheim, eds. Combination news service and economic bulletin.

Federated Press Daily Mail Service Sheet, The (d.). Established 1920, 5,000 word clipsheet, $1.50 to $25 a week. Circulation, 150 papers, unions and individuals. The Federated Press, Inc., (non-profit making) 156 West Washington Street, Chicago, 1ll. Carl Haessler, man. ed. Endorsed by international unions, state federations, etc. The clipsheet formerly printed daily as a unit in Chicago now is sent in mimeograph form direct , to member papers from the Washington, New York and Chicago bureaus, together with The Federated Press Labor Letter which goes out once a week from the Chicago office to all members and is used by them as a clip sheet.



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Federated Press Labor Letter, The (w.). Wednesdays. Established 1921, 8 pages, $2, circulation 1,000. Fede rated Press League, 156 West Washington Street, Chicago, 1ll. Carl Haessler, ed.

Friend, The (m.). Jewish and English. Established 1910, 32 pages, circulation 73,000. The Workmen's Circle, 175 East Broadway, New York, N. Y. Joseph Baskin, ed. Labor and Socialist.

Jewish Workers' Voice (m.). Established 1912, 32 pages, $1, circulation 8,000. Jewish National Workers* Alliance of America (fraternal order), 228 East Broadway, New York, N. Y. Meyer L. Brown, Samuel Goldstein, eds.

Labor Student, The (m.). Established 1925, 16 pages, $.50. Rand School of Social Science, 7 East 15th Street, New York, N. Y. Algernon Lee, ed., Marius Han- some, assoc. ed.

News-Bulletin (bi-m.). Established 1922, 8-12 pages, cir culation 5,000. League for Industrial Democracy, 70 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. Harry W. Laidler, Norman Thomas, eds.

Official Bulletin (irreg.). Established 1925, 4 pages. Work ers' School, 108 East 14th Street, New York, N. Y.

Solidarity (m.). English and German. Established 1906, 24 pages, $1, circulation 49,000. Workmen's Sick and Death Benefit Fund of the United States of America, 9 Seventh Street, New York, N. Y. Otto Sattler, ed.

Workers' Education (q.). Established 1923, 40 pages, $1, circulation 1,000. Workers' Education Bureau of America, 476 West 24th Street, New York, N. Y. John P. Frey, Fannia M. Cohn, Spencer Miller, Jr., eds.

VII. COOPERATION

Agricultural Cooperation (f.). Established 1922, 20 pages, circulation 3,000. United States Department of Agri culture, Division of Agricultural Cooperation, Wash ington, D. C.

Agricultural Grange News (f.). Established 1912, 8-16 pages, $.50, circulation 12,600. Washington State Grange, 1007 Weller Street, Seattle, Wash. A. S. Goss, ed.

Associate Magazine (m.). Established 1920, 4 pages, circu lation 5-8,000. The Cooperative League • of America, 167 West 12th Street, New York, N. Y. Cedric Long, ed. A three-page paper with syndicated material and one page left blank for local society to use.

COOPERATION IS

Bridge, The (m.). Established 1924, 8 pages, $1, circula tion, 3,000. Credit Union National Extension Bureau, 5 Park Square, Boston, Mass. Roy F. Bergengren, Arthur N. Fernald, Frances P. Habern, eds. Aims to reach those interested in credit union development.

Cleveland Cooperator (m.). Established 1922, 4 pages, cir culation 2,500. City Cooperative Dairy Co., 9004 Wood land, Cleveland, Ohio. Edward Solun, ed.

Colorado Union Farmer (f.). Established 1919, 4 pages, $1, circulation 7,000. The Farmers' Educational and Cooperative Union of Colorado, 304 Bank Block, Den ver, Colo. Val Sherman, ed.

Cooperation (m.). Established 1914, 20 pages, $1, circula tion 2,000. The Cooperative League of the United States of America, 167 West 12th Street, New York, N. Y. James P. Warbasse. ed.

Cooperative Bulletin (q.). Jewish. Established 1923, 8 pages, $.50, circulation 5,000. Cooperative Bakeries of Massachusetts, 133 Oxford Street, Lynn, Mass. Benj. D. Levine, Meyer Goldberg, eds. Endorsed by Cooper ative League of America.

Cooperative News Service (w.). Established 1921, 2 pages, $2. All American Cooperative Commission, 806 En gineers Building, Cleveland, Ohio. Albert F. Coyle, ed. "Service is furnished directly to more than 400 farm and labor papers who in turn reprint it giving its con tents to more than 2,5pO,000 readers weekly." 500 farm and labor organizations comprise the All Ameri can Cooperative Commission.

Cooperative Student, The (semi-yearly). Established 1923, 4 pages, $.50, circulation 2,200. Cooperative Educational Association, Inc., 400 Stone Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. J. L. Afros, ed.

Cooperators Herald, The (m.). 16 and more pages, $1, circulation 20,000. Exchange Publishing Co., Equity Cooperative Exchange, Gloge Building, St. Paul, Minn. Richard A. D. Lee, George C. Lambert, James Manahan, eds. Official organ, State Union, American Society of Equity, Stockholders Equity Cooperative Exchange. Practical cooperation and marketing of farm products.

Equity News (f.). Established 1911, 16 pages, $1, circula tion 12,000. Wisconsin State Union, American Society of Equity, 440 Washington Building, Madison, Wis. George A. Nelson, ed.

Home Cooperator (m.). Established 1920, circulation 5- 8,000. The Cooperative League of America, 167 West 12th Street, New York, N. Y. Cedric Long, ed.

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Iowa Union Farmer (f.). Wednesdays. Established 1918, 4 pages, $1, circulation 14,500. Farmers' Educational and Cooperative Union of America, Iowa division, Columbus Junction, Iowa. Uses mats.

Kansas Union Farmer (w.). Thursdays. 4 pages, $1, cir culation 25,000. W. C. Lansdon, John Tromble, eds., P. O. Box 48, Salina, Kansas. Official organ, Farmers' Educational and Cooperative Union of America.

Kentucky Union Farmer (f.). Established 1917, 4 pages, $1, circulation 15,000. Kentucky Division, Farmers' Educational and Cooperative Union of America, 804 Guaranty Bank Building, Lexington, Ky. James H. White, ed., E. L. Harrison, man. ed. Uses mats

Llano Colonist, The (w.). Saturdays. Established 1921, 16 pages, $1.50, circulation 2,000. The Llano Publica tions, Newllano, Vernon Parish, La. Carl Henry Glee- ser, ed. Federated Press.

Minneapolis Cooperator, The (m.). Established 1922, 8 pages, circulation 20,000. The Franklin Cooperative Creamery Association, 2108 Washington Avenue, North, Minneapolis, Minn.

Nebraska Union Farmer (m.). Established 1914, 8 pages, circulation 20,000. Nebraska Division, Farmers' Edu cational and Cooperative Union of America, llth and Jones Streets, Omaha, Nebr. L. S. Herron, ed.

Southern California Cooperator, The (m.). The San Diego Cooperative Association, 1033 Broadway, San Diego, Calif.

United Consumer, The (m.). Established 1923, 16 pages,

§50, circulation 6,250. Educational Department Central tales Cooperative Wholesale Society, 1752 State St., East St. Louis. Ills. A. W. Warriner, ed. Endorsed by State Federation of Labor.

VIII. SOCIALIST

Americke Delnicke Listy (w.). Fridays. Established 1909, 20 pages, $3. Bohemian Socialistic Printing and Pub lishing Co., 4130 Broadway, Cleveland, Ohio. Joseph Martinek, ed. Official organ, Bohemian (Czechoslovak) Federation of Socialist Party of the United States and endorsed by Czechoslovak Workers Council of Cleveland (labor organizations).

Arbeiter-Zeitung (w.). German. 1642 North Halsted Street, Chicago, 1ll.

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Arbeiter-Zeitung (w.). German. Saturdays. Established 1898, 8 pages, $2, circulation 5,600. Labor Pub lishing Co., 940 Chouteau Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. G. A. Hoehn, ed.

Chicago Socialist, The (w.). Saturdays. 4 pages, $1.50. Socialist Party of Cook County, 1501 Warren Avenue, Chicago, 1ll. Florence Hall and W. R. Snow, eds. Federated Press.

Citizen, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1910, 4-8 pages, $1.50, circulation 2,000. The Citizen Publishing Co., 156 Barrett Street, Schenectady, N. Y. Hawley B. Van Vechten, ed. National Socialist Party press service. Official organ Socialist Party of Schenectady.

Dziennik Ludowy (d.). Except Sunday. Established 1906, 12-16 pages, $6, circulation 27,000. Polish People's Publishing Co., 959 Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago, 1ll. Adam Olszewski, ed. Endorsed by Polish Socialist Alliance of America. Uses mats. Socialist.

Emancipator, The (tri-w.). Established 1921, 8 pages, $3.60, circulation 3,000. Working People's Committee, Main Street, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. Rotschild Francis, ed. Federated Press. Socialist.

Eritassard Hayastan (w.). Armenian. Established 1903, 4 pages, $3, circulation 2,000. Eritassard Hayastan Pub lishing Co., 6 Parmelee Street, Boston, Mass. B. Bondatzi, man. ed. Official organ, Social Democrat Hentchakian Party.

Free Youth (m.). Established 1924, 20-32 pages, $1, circu lation 3,000. Young People's Socialist League, Greater New York, 7 East 15th Street, New York, N. Y. Gertrude Weil Klein, Samuel H. Friedman, Morris Novik, eds.

Hairenik (d.). Armenian. 13 Shawmut Ave., Boston, Mass.

Jewish Daily Forward (d.). Established 1897, 8-32 pages, $10, circulation 205,000. Forward Association, 175 East Broadway, New York, N. Y. Abraham Cahan, ed. Endorsed by Socialist Party, United Hebrew Trades, Workmen's Circle. Universal News Service. Uses mats. Issues editions in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Bal timore, Detroit, Cleveland, St. Louis, and Los Angeles.

Jewish Daily Forward (d.). Established l919, 8 pages, $11, circulation 42,000. Forward Association, 175 East Broadway, New York, N. Y. Abraham Cahan, ed. Chi cago edition, 1128 Blue Island Avenue, Chicago, 1ll. B. Schlessinger, bus. mgr.

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Messenger, The (m.). Established 1918, 32-42 pages, $1.75, circulation 5-10,000. The Messenger Publishing Co., 2311 Seventh Avenue, New York, N. Y. A. Philip Randolph, Chandler Owen, eds. Official organ, Friends of Negro Freedom, endorsed by various trade unions. Federated Press.

Miami Valley Socialist (w.). Fridays. Established 1912, 4 pages, $1, circulation 3,000. Socialist Party of Dayton, 124 S. Jefferson Street, Dayton, Ohio. Joseph W. Sharts, ed. Official organ, Socialist Party of Ohio. Federated Press, National office, Socialist Party of United States. Uses mats.

Milwaukee Leader, The (d.). Established 1911, 12-32 pages, $6, circulation 49,102. Milwaukee Social Democratic Pub lishing Co., 528-32 Chestnut Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Victor L. Berger, ed. in chief. United Press. Socialist.

Naujienos (d.). Lithuanian. Established 1914, 6-12 pages, $7, circulation 26,500. The Lithuanian News Publishing Co., 1739 South Halsted Street, Chicago, 1ll. P. Grigaitis, ed. Endorsed by Lithuanian Federation of Socialist Party. Associated Press, United Pres$. Uses mats.

New Leader, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1924, 12 pages, $2, circulation 25,000. The New Leader Associ ation, 7 East 15th Street, New York, N. Y. James Oneal, Edward Levinson, eds. Official organ, Socialist Party. Uses mats.

Nykyaika (m.). Established 1907, 32 pages, $2, circulation 5,000. Finnish Socialistic Publishing Co., 48 Wallace Avenue, Fitchburg, Mass. W. N. Reivo, ed. Official organ, Finnish Federation, Socialist Party. Uses mats.

Parola del Popolo, La (w.). Saturdays. Established 1910, 4-10 pages, $2, circulation 10,000. Italian Federation of the Socialist Party, 1011 Blue Island Avenue, Chica go, 1ll. G. Bertelli, P. M. Camboni, eds. Uses mats.

Philadelphia Tageblatt (d.). Established 1877, 8-24 pages, $12. Philadelphia Tageblatt Publishing Association, 107 North 6th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Edmund Thomaser, Dr. Martin Darkow, H. Kahler, eds. Offi cial organ, United German Trades.

Proletarec (w.). Thursdays. Established 1907, 20 pages, $3, circulation 12,000. Jugoslav Workmen's Publishing Co., 3639 West 26th Street, Chicago, 1ll. Frank Zaitz, Anton Zagar, eds. Official organ, Jugoslav Federation, Socialist Party. Uses mats

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Raivaaja (d. except Sunday). Established 1905, 6 pages, $6, circulation 6-7,000. Finnish Socialist Publishing Co., 48 Wallace Avenue, Fitchburg, Mass. F. J. Syrjala, Lauri Moilanen, Yrjo Makela, A. E. Usenius, Oskari Tokoi, eds. Official organ, Finnish Federation, Socialist Party. Uses mats.

Reading Labor Advocate (w.). Saturdays. Established 1900, 8 pages, $1. Reading Publishing Cooperative As sociation, 27-29 Reed Street, Reading, Pa. Raymond S. Hpfses, ed. Official organ, Federated Trades Council, Local Berks County, Socialist Party. Fede rated Press, National Socialist Party press.

Robotnik Polski (w.). Saturdays. Established 1897, 12 pages, $3, circulation 28,000. Polish People's Publishing Co., 959 Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago, 1ll. Adam Olszewski, ed. Endorsed by Polish Socialist Alliance of America. Uses mats. Socialist.

St. Louis Labor (w.). Saturdays. Established 1900, 8 pages, $2, circulation 6,750. Labor Publishing Co., 940 Chouteau Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. G. A. Hoehn, ed.

Socialist World, The (m.). Established 1920, 16 pages, $1, circulation 14,000. National office, Socialist Party of the United States, 2653 Washington Boulevard, Chicago, 1ll. Socialist Press Service.

Volks-Stimme (w.). Wednesdays. Established 1925, 8

pages, $2. German language group, Socialist Party,

107 North 6th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. E. Thomaser, ed.

Wecker, Der (w.). Saturdays. Established 1921, 16 pages, $2.50. Jewish Socialist Verband, 175 East Broadway. David Shub, ed. Official organ, Jewish Socialist Ver band, Socialist Party of the United States.

World, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1903, 4 pages, $2, circulation 4,000. The World Press, Inc., 1020 Broad way, Oakland, Calif. Cameron H. King, ed. Corpo ration owned by Socialist Party and members. Official organ, Socialist Party of California. Federated Press, National Office, Socialist Party.

Yiddisher Arbeiter, Der (w.). Established 1923, 16-32 pages, $2.50, 6,000. Poale Zion of America, 133 Second Ave., New York, ,N. Y. I. Zaar, ed. Socialist.

Zukunft, Die (m.). Established 1899, 66 pages, $1.50. The Forward Association, 175 East Broadway, New York, N. Y. Abraham Liessen, ed.



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Daily Worker, The (d..) Established 1924, 8 pages, $6, cir culation 25,000. Daily Worker Publishing Co., 1113 West Washington Boulevard, Chicago, 1ll. J. Louis Engdahl, William F. Dunne, eds. Official organ, Workers' Party of America. International News Service, Federated Press. Uses mats.

Darbininkiu Balsas (m.). Established 1916, 24 pages, $1.50, circulation 4,000. Lithuanian Women's Progressive Alliance of America, 46 Ten Eyck Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Helen Yeskevich, ed.

Delnik. Bohemian. 1113 West Washington Boulevard, Chicago, 1ll.

Empros (w.). Saturdays. Established 1918, 6 pages, $2, cir culation 5,000. Greek Federation of the Workers' Party of America, 1113 West Washington Boulevard, Chicago 1ll.

Desteptarea (w.). Sundays. Established 1914, 4 pages, $2, circulation 1,850. Roumanian Federation, Workers' Party of America, 4417 Chewe Street, Detroit, Mich. John C. Serb, ed. Uses mats.

Eteenpain (d.). Established 1921, 6-8 pages, $6, circulation 9,800. Eteenpain Cooperative Society, 54 Belmont, Wor cester, Mass. Elis Sulkanan, ed. Official organ, Fin nish Federation, Workers' Party of America. Federated Press. Uses mats.

Freiheit (d.). Jewish. Established 1922, 6 pages, $9, circu lation 50,000. The Freiheit Publishing Association 30 Union Square, New York, N. Y. Official organ, Workers' Party of America. Federated Press, Jewish Telegraph Agency.

Labor Unity (w.). Thursdays. Established 1920, 4 pages, $2, circulation 3,500. Workers' Association, 225 Valencia Street, San Francisco, Calif. Endorsed by local unions. Federated Press. Uses mats.

Laisve (d. except Sunday). Established 1911, 4-6 pages, $6, circulation 15,000. Lithuanian Cooperative Publishing So ciety, Inc., 46 Ten Eyck Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. W. Rhodes, ed.

Lavoratore, II (w.). Saturdays. Established 1924, 4 pages, circulation 12,500. Italian Federation, Workers' Party of America, 108 East 14th Street, New York, N. Y. Federated Press. Uses mats.

New Yorker Volkszeitung (d.). German. Established 1877, 6-24 pages, $13, circulation 22,000. Socialist Cooperative Publishing Association, 15 Spruce Street, New York, N. Y. Ludwig Lore, ed. in chief. Universal, Standard, Federated Press. Uses mats.

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Novy Mir (d.). Established 1923, 4-6 pages, $7, circulation 14,000. Novy Mir Publishing Co., 30 Union Square, New York, N. Y. A. Brailovsky, ed., J. Obolonsky, mgr. Official organ, Russian section, Workers' Party of America.

Ny Tid (w.). Saturdays. Established 1905, 4 pages, $2, cir culation 5,000. Scandinavian Federation, Workers' Party of America, 3206 North Clark Street, Chicago, 1ll. Daniel Birgers, ed.

Obrana (w.). Thursdays. Established 1910, 12 pages, $3, circulation 3,600. Czechoslovak Section, Workers' Party of America, 326 East 73rd Street, New York, N. Y. Vac lav Abraham, ed.

Proletar (w.). Armenian. Established 1924, 4 pages, $2, circulation 1,100. Proletarian Publishing Co., 407 Fourth Avenue, New York, N. Y.

Proletarian, The (m.). Established 1918, 16 pages, $1. The Proletarian Party of America, Room 301, 184 West Wash ington Street, Chicago, 1ll.

Radnik (tri-w.). Established 1907, 4 pages, $4, circulation 8,000. South Slavic Section, Workers' Party of Ameri ca, 1113 West Washington Boulevard, Chicago, 1ll. L. Fisher, K. Mikhalachky, eds. Federated Press. Uses mats.

Sasnanio (f.). Bulgarian. l343 East Ferry Street, Detroit, Mich.

Spravedlnost (d.). Established 1900, 8 pages, $8. Czecho slovak Marxian Federation, 1825 South Lopmis Street, Chicago, 1ll, V. Miniberger, Fr. Kozumplik, F. Jirsa, A. Marek, J. Sverak, eds. Federated Press.

Toveri (d.). Established 1907, 4-24 pages, $5.50, circulation 3,892. Western Workmen's Publishing Society, 131 7th Street, Astoria, Oregon. Sulo Syvanen, A. N. Koskela, Helmi Mattson, Emil Parras, eds. Official organ, Fin nish workers of western states, Finnish Federation, Workers' Party. Federated Press. Uses mats.

Trybuna Robotnicza. Polish. 1113 West Washington Boule vard, Chicago, 1ll.

Tyomies (d.). Established 1903, 8 pages, $6, circulation 13,- 800. Tyomies Society, 601-3 Tower Avenue, Superior, Wis. Henry Koski, Arvid Nelson, Kajle Aine, George Laitinen, A. J. Hayes, Henry Asketi, Vilho Boman, eds. Official organ, Finnish Federation, Workers Party and Cooperative Central Exchange, a cooperative organiza tion. Federated Press. Uses mats.



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Uj Elore (d.). Hungarian. Established 1905, 6 pages,

circulation 15,000. S. B. S. Publishing Co., 33 First St., New York, N. Y. Louis Basky, ed. Official organ, Workers' Party of America. International News Service, Universal Service.

Ukrainian Daily 'News (d.). Established 1920, 4-10 pages, $9, circulation 15,000. Ukrainian Daily News Publishing Co., 17 East Third Street, New York, N. Y. International News Service, International Press Correspondence. Com munist. Uses mats.

Uus Ilm (w.). Esthonian. Established 1910, 6 pages, <$4, circulation 550. Esthonian Publication Society, 1787 1st Avenue, New Y,°rk> N. Y. Alexander Kovel, ed.

Vilnis (semi-w.). Established 1920, 8 pages, $3, circulation 11,500. Workers' Publishing Association, Inc., 3116 South Halsted Street, Chicago, 1ll. V. J. Andriulis, J. Gasiunas, eds. Official organ, Lithuanian Federation, Workers' Party. Federated Press.

Vorwaerts (w.). German. Saturdays. Established 1877, 12 pages, $2, circulation 12,000. Socialist Cooperative Pub lishing Association, 15 Spruce Street, New York, N. Y. Ludwig Lore, ed.

Young Comrade, The (m.). Established 1923, 8 pages, $.50, circulation 8,000. Young Workers' League (Junior Sec tion), 1113 West Washington Boulevard, Chicago, 1ll. Max Schachtman, ed. Uses mats.

Young Worker, The (w.). Tuesdays. Established 1922, 4 pages, $1.50, circulation 7,000. Young Workers' League of America (National Executive Committee), 1113 West Washington Boulevard, Chicago, 1ll. Max Schachtman, ed. Federated Press, Young Communist International Press Service. Uses mats.

X. SOCIALIST LABOR

Arbetaren (w.). Thursdays. Established 1894, 8 pages, $2.50. Scandinavian Socialist Labor Federation, 45 Rose Street, New York, N. Y. Thor Borg, ed.

Munkas, A (w.). Saturdays. Established 1910, 4 pages, $2. Hungarian Socialist Labor Federation of the Socialist Labor Party, 419 East 83rd Street, New York, N. Y. Theodore Vaszily, ed.

Rabotnicheska Prosyeta (w.). Fridays. Established 1911, 4 pages, $1.50, circulation 2,300. Bulgarian Federation, Socialist Labor Party, 1404 Madison Avenue, Granite City, 1ll. S. S. Saralieff, ed.



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Radnicka Borba (w.). Thursdays. Established 1907, 4 pages, $2, circulation 2,500. South Slavonian Federation, Socialist Labor Party, 3359 St. Clair Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Lazar Petrovitch, ed.

Robitnychyj Holos (m.). Established 1922, 20 pages, $1. Socialist Labor Party, 45 Rose Street, New York, N. Y. Roman Zaremba, ed. Official organ, Ukrainian Propa ganda Group, Akron, Ohio.

Weekly People (w.). Saturdays. Established 1890, 6 pages, $2. Socialist Labor Party, 45 Rose Street, New York, N. Y. Olive M. Johnson, ed.

XI. FARMER-LABOR

Carolina Farmer, The (w.). Wednesdays. 8 pages, $1. Geo. W. Cameron, pub. and ed., 10^4 Dock Street, Wilming ton, N. C.

Farm-Labor Union News (w.). Fridays. Established 1921, 4 pages, $1, circulation 30,000. Farm Labor Union, 1526 Texas Avenue, Texarkana, Tex. E. R. Meitzen, ed.

Farmer-Labor Advocate (w.). Wednesdays. Established 1923, 4 pages, $2. Farmer-Labor Federation, Inc., 158 East 3rd Street, St. Paul, Minn. Ralph L. Harmon, ed. Federated Press, International Labor News. Uses mats.

Farmer-Labor News (w.). Tuesdays. Established 1923, 4 pages, $2. Bredsteen & Tosh, Labor Temple, 606 10th Street, Modesto, Calif. Joseph Bredsteen, ed. Official organ, Central Labor 'Council, County branch of Farmers' Educational and Cooperative Union of America.

Farmer-Labor News (w.). Thursdays. Established 1919, 8 or more pages, $2.50, circulation 1,500. Walter J. Flana gan, pub. and ed., 212 South Main Avenue, Sioux Falls, So. Dak. Endorsed by the State Federation of Labor and Railway Employees Progressive Club. Issues large editions during campaigns.

Farmer-Labor State Record (w.). Thursdays. Established 1920, $2, circulation 2,000. State Record Publishing Co., Bismarck, IN. D. C. D. King, mgr. Official organ, County and State; endorsed by State Federation of Labor. Farmer-Labor politics.

Hoosier Fanner (m.). Established 1919, 32 pages, $1, cir culation 100,000. Indiana Farm Bureau, 16 W. Senate Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. William L. Stahl, ed.

Iowa Homestead (w.). Fridays. $3.50, circulation 170,000. Dante M. Pierce, pub. and ed., Des Moines, Iowa. Progressive politics.

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Kansas Leader, The (w.). Thursdays. Established 1919, 8 pages, $2, circulation, 2,500-3,000. Fred J. Fraley, pub. and ed., 117 South 5th Street, Salina, Kansas. Official organ, Kansas Non Partisan League. Uses mats.

Marshall County Enterprise (w.). Thursdays. Established 1923, 8 pages, $1 and $1.50, circulation 2,100. George H. Wyatt and S. L. Yeary, 115 Lillie Boulevard, Madill, Okla. George H. Wyatt, ed. Official organ, .Farm- Labor Union of America, Marshall County.

Minnesota Leader (f.). Established 1916, 4 pages, $2, circu lation 20,000. Northwest Publishing Co., Lock Box 2072, Minneapolis, Minn. O. M. Thomason, ed. Official or gan, Nonpartisan League. Uses mats.

National Gleaner Forum, The (m.). Established 1894, 16 pages, $.25, circulation 65,000. The Ancient Order of Gleaners, 5705 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Mich. R. L. Holloway, Miss Mabel Clare Ladd, Dr. M. M. Wickware, E. J. McLean, eds.

North Dakota Nonpartisan (w.). Established 1923, 6 pages, $2. North Dakota Nonpartisan (cooperative), Bismarck, N. D. Official organ, North Dakota Nonpartisan League.

Peoples Press, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1889, 8 pages, $2, circulation 1,430. Kittson County Cooperative Publishing Co., Hallock, Minn. Owned by farmers. Emil Hallgren, ed. Farmer-Labor politics.

Peoples Voice, The (w.). Thursdays. Established 1922, 8 and more pages, $3, circulation 3,720. Farmer-Labor Publishing Co., Inc., 712 Chicago Street, Green Bay, Wise. F. H. Shoemaker, ed. Official organ, Federated Trades Council, Local, American Society of Equity, etc. International Labor News. Uses mats. •

Union Press, The (w.). Established 1924, 8 pages, $1.50, circulation 1,200. F. C. Hawkins, pub. and ed., Ozan, (Gurdon, to be new location), Ark. Endorsed by Farm Labor Union. Democratic.

Uusi Kotima (semi-w.). Established 1881, 8 pages, $2.75, circulation 8,000. The Peoples Voice Cooperative Pub lishing Co. (Finnish), New York Mills, Minn. K. E. Heikkinen, J. W. Lahde, eds. Endorsed by Farmer- Labor Federation of Minnesota. Federated Press.

Waco Farm and Labor Journal (w.). Fridays. Established 1906, 12 pages, $1.50, circulation 4,000. J. M. Pittillo, pub. and ed., Waco, Tex. Uses mats. Democratic.

Western Progressive Farmer (m.). Established 1922, 16 pages, $1, circulation 5,000. Western Progressive Farmers. Sedro Wooley, Wash. Elihu Bowles, ed. Farmer-Labor Party politics.



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XII. PUBLICATIONS CONCERNED WITH LABOR QUESTIONS

American Child, The (m.). Established 1912, 8 pages, $2, circulation 13,000. National Child Labor Committee, 214 Fouth Avenue, New York, N. Y. Owen R. Love- joy, Frances B. Williams, eds.

American Economic Review (q.). Established 1885, 208 pages, $5, circulation 3,500. American Economic Asso ciation, Yale Station, New Haven, Conn. Davis R. Dewey, ed., 222 Charles River Road, Cambridge, Mass. Scientific publication.

American Labor Legislation Review, The (q.). Established 1911, 100 pages, $3, circulation 3,500. American Associ ation for Labor Legislation, 131 East 23rd Street, New York, ,N. Y. John B. Andrews, Frederick W. Mac- Kenzie, eds. Scientific publication.

Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, The (bi-m.). Established 1889, 250-350 pages, $5-7.50, circulation 9,000. American Academy of Politi cal and Social Science, West Philadelphia Post Office, Philadelphia, Pa. Dr. Clyde L. King, ed. Dr Joseph H. Willits, assoc. ed., J. H. Salter, asst. ed.

Arbitrator, The (m.). Established 1918, 4 pages, $.60, small circulation. William Floyd, pub. and ed., 114 East 31st Street, New York, N. Y. Radical digest of news.

Journal of Political Economy, The (bi-m.). Established 1892, 112 pages, $4, circulation 1,000. Department of Political Economy, The University of Chicago, 5750 Ellis Avenue, Chicago, 1ll. Scientific publication.

Law and Labor (m.). Established 1919, 32 pages, $5. League for Industrial Rights, 165 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Murray T. Quigg, ed. Review of the law relating to industrial relations and to plans and contracts for industrial employment.

Nation, The (w.). Thursdays. Established 1865, 32 pages, $5, circulation 33,371. The Nation, Inc., 20 Vesey St., New York, N. Y. Oswald Garrison Villard, ed., Lewis S. Gannett, Arthur Warner, Freda Kirchwey, Joseph Wood Krutch, Mark Van Doren, assoc. eds.

New Republic, The (w.). The New Republic, Inc., 421 West 21st Street, New York, N. Y. Herbert Croly, Alvin Johnson, Bruce Bliven, C. E. Ayres, Robert Littell, George Soule, Robert Morss Lovett, eds.



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News-Bulletin (irreg.). Established 1922, 4 pages, circula tion 10,000. National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc., 474 West 24th Street, New York, N. Y. G. R. Stahl, exec. sect.

Political Science Quarterly (q.). Record of Political Events, annual supplement to March issue. Established 1886, 176 and more pages, $5, circulation 7,000. Acad emy of Political Science, Kent Hall, Columbia Univer sity, New York, N. Y. Parker Thomas Moon. man. ed.

Quarterly Journal of Economics, The (q.). Established 1866, 175-200 pages, $5, circulation 1,200. Harvard Uni versity, Cambridge, Mass. F. W. Taussig, ed., T. N. Carver, William Z. Ripley, E. F. Gay, Allyn A. Young, C. J. Bullock, Warren M. Persons, assoc. eds. Scien tific publication.

Road to Freedom, The (m.). Established 1924, 8 pages, $1, circulation 1,200. The Road to Freedom Publishing Association, Stelton, N. J. Hippolyte Havel, ed. Ex ponent of Anarchist thought, work and literature.

Survey, The (f.). Established 1891 as Charities Review, Survey in 1912, $5. Survey Associates, Inc., 112 East 19th Street, New York, N. Y. Paul U. Kellogg, ed.

World Tomorrow, The (m.). Established 1918, 32 pages, $1, circulation 22,000. The Fellowship Press, Inc., 104 East Ninth Street, New York, N. Y. Anna Rochester, Devere Allen, eds. Federated Press, International Federation of Trade Unions, Civil Liberties Bureau, Children's Bureau, Jewish Daily Bulletin, National As sociation for Advancement of Colored People, Federal Council of Churches News Bulletin. Radica1.

XIII. RELIGIOUS

California Christian Advocate (w.). Thursdays. Estab lished 1851, 24 pages, $2, circulation 7,800. Methodist Book Concern, 3 City Hall Avenue, San Francisco, Calif. Rev. E. P. Dennett, ed. Official organ, Method ist Episcopal Church.

Catholic Mirror, The (m.). Established 1920, 40-48 pages, $2, circulation 17,000. The Mirror Press, Inc., 387 Main Street, Springfield, Mass. Michael J. Shea, ed. Nation al Catholic Welfare Council News. Endorsed by Bishop of Springfield and Knights of Columbus, Spring field. Uses mats.

Central Blatt and Social Justice (m.). German and English. Established 1907, 32 pages, $2, circulation 4,200. Na tional Catholic Central Verein of America, 3835 West minster Place, St. Louis, Mo. F. P. Kenkel, Aug. F. Brockland, eds.

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Christian Advocate, The (w.). Thursdays. Established 1826, 32 pages, $2.50, circulation 43,000. The Methodist Book Concern, 150 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. James R. Joy, ed. Official organ, The Methodist Epis copal Church.

Christian Advocate (w.). Fridays. Established about 1840, 32 pages, $2.50, circulation 17,000. Lamar and Barton, 810 Broadway, Nashville, Tenn. Alfred Franklin Smith, ed. Official organ, Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Uses mats.

Christian Century, The (w.). Thursdays. Established 1886, 32 pages, $4. The Christian Century Press, 440 South Dearborn Street, Chicago, 1ll. Charles Clayton Mor rison, ed., Paul Hutchinson, man. ed.

Christian Register, The (w.). Thursdays. Established 1821, 24-28 pages, $3, circulation 8,000. The Christian Register, Inc., 16 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass. Albert C. Dieffenbach, D.D., ed. Official organ, Unitarian Church, and endorsed by the American Unitarian Asso ciation.

Christian Work (w.). Continues the Evangelist and New York Observer. Saturdays. Established 1886, 32 pages, $3.50. Frederick Lynch, D.D., ed. in chief, Henry Strong Huntington, assoc. ed., Fred Eastman, man. ed., 70 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. "Endorsed by leading religious liberals."

Congregationalist, The (w.). Thursdays. Established 1816, 32 pages, $3, circulation 20,000. The Congregational Publishing Society, 14 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass. William E. Gilroy, Rolfe Cobleigh, eds. Auspices, National Council of Congregational Churches.

Continent, The, (w.). Thursdays. Established 1870, 24-68 pages, $3, circulation 19,533. The McCormick Publish ing Company, 509 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago, 1ll., and 156 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. Oliver R. Wil liamson, man. ed. Published in the interests of the Presbyterian Church.

Echo, The (w.). Thursdays. Established 1915, $2, circu lation 17,500. Catholic Orphan Asylum, 564 Dodge St., Buffalo, N. Y. Jos. M. Schifferli, man. ed. Endorsed by Catholic State League, National Catholic Welfare Council News.

Federal Council Bulletin (bi-m.). The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, 105 East 22nd Street, New York, N. Y. Samuel McCrea Cavert, Aenid A. Sanborn, eds.

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Herald of Gospel Liberty, The (w.). Thursdays. Estab lished 1808, 24 pages, $2. Christian Publishing Associa tion, Fifth and Ludlow, Dayton, Ohio. Alva Martin Kerr, ed. Official organ of Christian Church.

Information Service (w.). (Except August). Saturdays. Established 1921, 4 pages, $2, circulation 6,500. Depart ment of Research and Education, Federal Council of Churches, 105 East 22nd Street, New York, N. Y. F. Ernest Johnson, ed. Collection of information on industrial and social questions.

Living Church, The (w.). Saturdays. Established 1878, 32- 40 pages, $4. Morehouse Publishing Co., 1801-11 Fond du Lac Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. Frederic C. More- house, ed., Clinton Rogers Woodruff, social service ed. Episcopal Church.

Methodist Review, The (bi-m.). Established 1818, 168 pages, $2.50, circulation 7,000. Methodist Book Con cern, 150 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. George El liott, ed. Official organ, Methodist Episcopal Church.

Michigan Christian Advocate (w.). Wednesdays. Estab lished 1872, 24 pages, $2, circulation 18,000. Detroit and Michigan Conferences (ministers), 32 E. Elizabeth, Detroit, Mich. W. H. Phelps, Elmer Houser, eds. Methodist Syndicate services, New York and Washing ton. Methodist.

National Catholic Welfare Council News Service. 1312 Massachusetts Avenue, Washington, D. C.

Northwestern Christian Advocate, The (w.). Wednesdays. Established 1885, 24 pages, $2, circulation 36,000. The Methodist Book Concern, 740 Rush Street, Chicago, 1ll. Dan B. Brummitt, ed. Official organ, Methodist Episcopal Church.

Pacific Christian Advocate (w.). Thursdays. Established 1 1855, 24 pages, $2, circulation 5,147. Methodist Book Concern, 303 Artisans Building, Portland, Ore. Ed ward Laird Mills, ed., Halford E. Luccock, New York, Harry E. Woolever, contrib. eds. National Methodist Press, Washington.

Providence Visitor, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1873, 16 pages, $2, circulation 26,600. A corporation pub lishes the paper, 25 Fenner Street, Providence, R. I. Rev. James P. O'Brien, ed. Official organ of the Dio cese of Rhode Island. National Catholic Welfare Coun cil, National Enterprise Association services. "Covers Catholic Rhode Island like a blanket."



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Reformed Church Messenger (w.). Thursdays. Established 1827, 24-32 pages, $2.50, circulation 10,800. Publication and Sunday School Board, Reformed Church in the United States, Schaff Building, 1505 Race Street, Phila delphia, Pa. Dr. Paul S. Leinbach, Rev. A. S. Bromer, eds.

St. Louis Christian Advocate (w.). Wednesdays. Estab lished 1850, 16 pages, $2, circulation 10,000. Methodist Episcopal Church South, in Missouri, 408 Security Building, Fourth and Locust Streets, St. Louis, Mo.

C. O. Ransford, ed. Uses mats.

Social Service Bulletin (f.). Established 1911, 4 pages, cir culation 2,000. Methodist Federation for Social Ser vice, 150 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. Harry F. Ward, Winifred L. Chappell, Aaron Allen Heist, eds.

Southern Churchman (w.). Saturdays. Established 1835, 24 pages, $3, circulation 7,000. Southern Churchman Company, 112 N. Fifth Street, Richmond, Va. Rev. Joseph B. Dunn, Rev. R. Cary Montague, eds. Evan gelical Christianity in the Episcopal Church.

Unity (w.). Mondays. Established 1878, 16 pages, $3, circulation 1,500. Unity Publishing Co., 700 Oakwood Boulevard, Chicago, 1ll. John Haynes Holmes, Francis Neilson, eds.

Watchman-Examiner, The (w.). Thursdays. Established 1819, 32 pages, $2.50, circulation 26,000. The Watch man-Examiner Co. Inc., 23 East 26th Street, New York, N. Y. Curtis Lee Laws, ed. Baptist.

Zion's Herald (w.). Wednesdays. Established 1823, 32 pages, $3.50, circulation 14,000. Boston Wesleyan Asso ciation, 581 Boylston Street, Boston, Mass. L. O. Hartman, ed. Denomination News Services. Method ist Episcopa1.

XIV. GOVERNMENTAL

Bulletin of the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics (irreg.). United States Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Washington, D. C.

Bulletin of the Women's Bureau (irreg.). United States Department of Labor, Women's Bureau, Washington,

D. C

Industrial Bulletin, The (m.). The Industrial Commissioner, .New York State, Albany, N. Y.

Industrial Hygiene Bulletin (m.). Established 1924, 4 pages, circulation 20,000. Bureau of Industrial Hy giene, New York State Department of Labor, 124 East 28th Street, New York, N. Y. Dr. Leland E. Cofer, ed. Scientific and educational publication.



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Labor and Industry (m.). Established 1914, 50 pages, cir culation 16,800. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, The Capitol, Harrisburg, Pa. Department of Labor and Industry, W. A. Riddle, exec. sect.

Labor Bulletin, The (m.). Established 1921, 16 pages, cir culation 5,000. Illinois Department of Labor, 116 North Dearborn Street, Chicago, Illinois. R. D. Cahn, ed.

Monthly Labor Review (m.). Established 1915, 200 pages, $1.50. United States Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Washington, D. C.

Oklahoma Labor Market (m.). Established 1924, 4-8 pages, circulation 600. Department of Labor, State of Okla homa, Oklahoma City, Okla. Commissioner of Labor and Statistics, ed.- Deals with employment, wages, etc.

Oregon Safety News (m.). Established 1921, 4 pages, cir culation 4,000. State Industrial Accident Commission and Oregon Branch of the National Safety Council, Capitoj Building, Salem, Ore. William A. Marshall, Commissioner, ed.

Publications of the Children's Bureau (irreg.). United States Department of Labor, 'Children's Bureau, -Wash ington, D. C.

Wisconsin Labor Market (m.). Established 1922, 8 pages, Industrial Commission of Wisconsin, State Capitol, Madison, Wis.

Wisconsin Labor Statistics (m.). Established 1922, 8 pages. Industrial Commission of Wisconsin, State Capitol, Madison, Wis.

XV. GENERAL LABOR ALABAMA

Birmingham

Advance, The (w.). 416J4 North 21st Street, Birmingham, Alabama.

Labor Advocate (w.). Saturdays. Established 1890, 8 pages, $2, circulation 8,000. J. H. F. Mosley, pub. and ed., 2103^ Third Avenue, N., Birmingham, Ala. Offi cial organ, Trades Council and State Federation of Labor. American Federation of Labor Weekly News. Uses mats.

Southern Labor Review (w.). Wednesdays. Established 1918, 16 pages, $1, circulation 5,000. A. H. Cather . Publishing Co., 419J4 N. 21st Street, Birmingham, Ala. A. H. Cather, ed. Democratic.

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ARIZONA

Bisbee Square Deal. Bisbee, Ariz.

Phoenix

Arizona Labor Journal (w.). Saturdays. 4 pages, $2. Ari zona State Federation of Labor, 31 South First Ave., Phoenix, Arizona. B. R. Carpenter, ed. Democratic. Equitist, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1918, 6-8 pages, $1.50. The Equitist League, R. 4, Box 225 A, Phoenix, Ariz. W. E. Brokaw, ed. Uses mats.

Tucson

Southwestern Record (w.). Thursdays. Established 1919, 4 pages, $2.50, circulation 1,800. J. W. Hopkins, Tuc son, Ariz. George K. York, ed.

ARKANSAS Hot Springs

Union Labor Advocate. Hot Springs, Ark. Union Labor Bulletin (w.). Hot Springs, Ark.

Huntington Herald (w.). Huntington, Ark.

Little Rock

Union Labor Bulletin (w.). Fridays. Established 1900, 8 pages, $1, circulation 3,000. Union Publishing Co. Inc., 519 Scott Street, Little Rock, Ark. L. H. Moore, ed. Official organ, Central Trades Council, which owns stock of corporation. International Labor News. Uses mats.

Pine Bluff

American Railroad Chronicle (m.). Established 1918, 20- 50 pages, $2, circulation 3,000. R. J. Dowling, pub. and ed.,109 Main Street, Pine Bluff, Ark. International Labor News.

Texarkana Independent Union News (w.). Texarkana, Ark.

CALIFORNIA

Bakersfield

Kern County Union Labor Journal (w.). Fridays. Estab lished 1904, 8 pages, $2, circulation 2,500. Kern County Labor Council, Labor Temple, I. Street, Bakersfield, Calif. Wallace Watson, ed. International Labor News. Uses mats.

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Eureka

Labor News, The (w.). Saturdays. Established 1900, 8 pages, $2, circulation 1,200. Eureka Federated Trades and Labor Council, E Street and Ninth, Eureka, Calif. George W. Farley, ed. American Federation of Labor Weekly News, International Labor News. Uses mats. Fresno

Tri-County Labor News (w.). Fridays. Established 1900, 8 pages, $2, circulation 4,000. Fresno Labor Council, Fresno County Building Trades Council, 1139 Broad way, Fresno, Calif. C. E. Dowd, ed. International Labor News. Uses. mats.

Union News. 2120 Kern Street, Fresno, Calif. Long Beach

Labor News, The (w.). Thursdays. Established 1918, 8 pages, $2, circulation 4,000. The Central Labor Council, 537 American Avenue, Long Beach, Calif. Fred W. Jackson, ed. International Labor News, Labor Bu reau, Inc., United Labor Press of California.

Oil Worker, The (w.). Wednesdays. Established 1918, 4-8 pages, $2. District Council 1, Oil Workers' International Union, 326 C American Avenue, P. O. Box 13, Long Beach, Calif. Harvey C. Fremming, ed. United Labor Press of California, International Labor News. Los Angeles

Citizen, The (w.). Fridays. Established as Union Labor News, 1901, The Citizen, 1907, 8 pages, $1.50. Central Labor Council, 540 Maple Avenue, Los Angeles, Calif. James M. Byrne, ed. International Labor News, Am erican Federation of Labor Weekly News.

Southern California Labor Press (w.). Fridays. Estab lished 1924, 8 pages, $1.50, circulation 10,000. Union Labor Publishing Association, 443 South San Pedro Street, Los Angeles, Calif. Francis Drake, ed. Of ficial organ, State Building Trades Council, etc. Inter national Labor News, United Labor Press of Califor nia. Uses mats.

Oakland

Contra-Costa County Labor Journal. 200 Twelfth Street, Oakland, California.

Daily Record, The (d.). Established 1924, 8-16 pages, $6,, circulation 16,200. Union Labor Publishing Co., 286 12th Street, Oakland, Calif. Stanton W. Lore, ed. United Press, International Labor News. Uses mats. Official organ, Central Labor Council, etc.

East Bay Labor Journal. 200 Twelfth Street, Oakland, California.

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Union Labor Record (w.). Fridays. Established 1918, 8- 12 pages, $1.50, circulation 8,000. Union Labor Pub lishing Co., 285 12th Street, Oakland, Calif. Stanton W. Lore, ed. International Labor News. Uses mats. Official organ, Central Labor Council, etc.

Sacramento

California Labor Chronicle (w.). Fridays. 4 pages, $1.50, circulation 5,000. A. J. Harder and V. J. O'Leary, 312 Ochsner Bldgs., Sacramento, Calif. A. J. Harder, ed. Uses mats. Endorsed by Federated and Building Trades Councils.

Tribune (w.). 729 I Street, Sacramento, California.

San Bernardino

Labor Journal, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1919, 8 pages, $2, circulation 5,000. John K. Tibbitts, pub, and ed., 1013 Third Street, San Bernardino, Calif. En dorsed by Central Labor Council, etc. International Labor News. Uses mats.

San Diego

San Diego Labor Leader, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1905, 8 pages, $2, circulation 2,500. The San Diego County Federated Trades and Labor Council, 644 , Fourth Street, P. O. Box 1406, San Diego, Calif. Albert G. Rogers, ed. American Federation of Labor Weekly News, International Labor News. Uses mats.

San Francisco

Labor Clarion (w.). Fridays. Established 1902, 16 pages, $1.50, circulation 12,000. San Francisco Labor Council, 2940 Sixteenth Street, San Francisco, Calif. James W. Mullen, ed. International Labor News, American Fede ration of Labor Weekly News.

Musical and Theatrical News (f.). Established 1915, 12 or more pages, circulation 2,650. Musicians Union Num ber 6, American Federation of Musicians, 230 Jones Street, San Francisco, Calif. A. A. Greenbaum, ed., Mo Davis, bus. mgr.

Organized Labor (w.). Saturdays. Established 1900, 8 pages, $1.50, circulation 16,500. Organized Labor Pub lishing Co., Inc., 1122 Mission Street, San Francisco, Calif. Official organ, State and local Building Trades Councils.

Rank and File (w.). Thursdays. Established 1920, $2. Workers' Association, Pacific Building, San Francisco, Calif. A. E. Albright, ed.

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Search-Light, The (m.). Established 1922, 4 pages, $.50, circulation 800. Ferryboatmen's Union of California, 59 Clay Street, San Francisco, Calif. C. W. Deal, ed. American Federation of Labor Weekly News. San Jose

Union Journal, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1904, 8 pages, $2.50, circulation 4,000. Will J. Telfer, pub. and ed., 173 West Santa Clara Street, San Jose, Calif. Official organ, Central Labor Council, etc. Interna tional Labor News, American Federation of Labor Weekly News, United Labor Press of California. Uses mats.

Santa Barbara

Union Labor News (w.). Fridays. Established 1925, 4

pages, $2, circulation 1,250. Bredsteen and Tosh, 740

. State Street, Santa Barbara, Calif. Joseph Bredsteen,

ed. Official organ, Central Labor Union, etc. Uses

mats.

Santa Rosa

Sonoma County Labor Journal (w.). Saturdays. Estab lished 1922, 4 pages, $2. Bredsteen and Tosh, 4th and D Streets, Santa Rosa, Calif. Joseph Bredsteen, ed. Official organ, Central Labor Council, etc. Uses mats.

Stockton

Forum, The (w.). Thursdays. Established 1921, 4 pagft, $2.50. L. Di Beckwith, pub- and ed., 1134 East Main, P. O. Box 333, Stockton, Calif. A liberal paper, columns open to readers. Commercial 'advertising limited to one inch; non-commercial ad. limit, six inches.

Stockton Labor Journal (w.). Thursdays. Established 1922, 4 pages, $2. Joseph Bredsteen and W. R. Tosh, 216 East Market St., Stockton, Calif. Joseph Bred steen, ed. Official organ, Central Labor Council, etc. Uses mats.

Taft

West Side Union (w.). Central Labor Union, Taft, Calif.

Vallejo

Labor Journal (w.). Vallejo, Calif.

COLORADO

Colorado Springs

Labor News, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1902, 8 pages, $1.50. E. H. Joslyn, pub. and ed., 112 E. Cu- charras Street, Colorado Springs, Colo.

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Denver

Colorado Labor Advocate (w.). Thursdays. Established 1922, 8 pages, $1, circulation 12,400. The Power Pub lishing Co., (owned by State Federation of Labor, Denver Trades Assembly, etc.), 1715 California St., Denver, Colo. Frank L. Palmer, ed. American Federa tion of Labor Weekly News'. , '

Denver Labor Bulletin, The (w.). Saturdays. Established 1905, 4-8 pages, $2, circulation 4,500. Edward J. Hines, pub. and ed., 1824 Curtis Street, P. O. Box 447, Den ver, Colo. International Labor News.

Risveglio (semi-w.). Established 1906, 8 pages, $3, circu lation 4,500. Italian-American Publishing Co., P. O. Box 1,555, Denver, Colo. Frank Mancini, ed. Pueblo

L'Unione (f.). Established 1897, 8 pages, $2, circulation 18,750. Union Publishing Co., 318-20 S. Victoria Ave., Pueblo, Colo. Vincenzo Massari, ed. Official organ, District 15, United Mine Workers of America, Colum bian Federation of Italian American Societies.

CONNECTICUT

New Britain Labor Standard (f.). New Britain, Conn.

New Haven

Connecticut Labor News (w.). Saturdays. Established 1913, 8 pages, $1.50, circulation 5,600. I. M. Ornburn, 148 George Street, New Haven, Conn. W. W. Barry, ed. Official organ, Trades Counci1. Uses mats.

DELAWARE Wilmington

Labor Gazette. Southern Building, Wilmington, De1. Labor Herald (w.). Saturdays. Established 1901, 8 pages,

ft, circulation 6,800. Labor Herald Publishing Co., 415 hipley Street, Wilmington, De1. J. C. Saylor, ed. Uses mats.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Washington

Labor (w.). Saturdays. Established 1919, 4 pages, $2, cir culation 500,000. Labor Cooperative Educational and Publishing Society, 10 B Street, S.W., Washington, D. C. Edward Keating, ed. Owned and controlled by 16 associated railroad labor organizations.

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Trades Unionist, The (w.). Saturdays. Established 1896, 8 pages, $2, circulation 5,000. John B. Colpoys, pub. and ed., 720 Fifth Street, N.W., Washington, D. C. Official organ, Central Labor Union, etc. American Federa tion of Labor Weekly News, International Labor News, uses mats.

FLORIDA Jacksonville

Artisan (w.). Central Trades and Labor Council, Jackson ville, Fla.

Labor News, The (w.). Established 1922, 4-12 pages, $2, circulation 3,100. O. M. Hays, pub. and ed., P. O. Box 585, 133 West 16th Street, Jacksonville, Fla. En dorsed by Central Labor Union and railroad brother hoods. American Federation of Labor Weekly News, International Labor News. Miami

Miami News (w.). Thursdays. Established 1920, 8-16 pages, $2, circulation 2,800. G. H. Russell, 14 S. East First Street, Miami, Fla. F. W. Shepper, ed. Offi cial organ, Central Labor Union, etc. American Fede ration of Labor Weekly News, International Labor News. Uses mats. Democratic. Tampa

Florida Labor News (w.). Fridays. Established 1924, 6-40 pages, $2, circulation 3,500. The Florida Labor News Pub Co., Hampton Building, 713J4 Franklin Street, Tampa, Fla. A. B. Grout, ed. Official organ, Cen tral Trades and Labor Assembly. International Labor News, American Federation of Labor Weekly News. Uses mats.

Internacional, El (w.). Spanish. Fridays. Established 1906, 4 pages, circulation 1,500. Joint Advisory Board, local unions, Cigarmakers' International Union of America, 1614 Eighth Avenue, P. O. Box 5116, Ybor City Sta., Tampa, Fla. J. M. Rodriguez, ed.

GEORGIA

Atlanta

Journal of Labor (w.). Fridays. Established 1898, 8 pages, $1.50, circulation 4,500. Jerome Jones, pub. and ed., Peters Building, Atlanta, Ga.

Augusta

Labor Review (w.). Saturdays. Established 1915, 4-8 pages, $1, circulation 3,600. Labor Review Publishing Co., Campbell Building, Augusta, Ga. Max Wilk, ed.

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Rome

Workman (w.). Fridays. Established 1919, $1. John R. Hardin, pub. and ed., Rome, Ga.

Savannah

Gleaner (w.). Saturdays. Established 1913, $2. J. B. Far ley, pub. and ed., 107 Whitaker Street, Savannah, Ga.

ILLINOIS

Alton

Alton Leader, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1920, 4-8 pages, $2.50, circulation 3,500. Leader Printing Co., 321 State Street, Alton, 1ll. H. C. Maddox, ed. Owned by labor unions. Official organ, Trades and Labor Assembly, etc. American Federation of Labor Weekly News. Uses mats.

Aurora Fox River Leader.. Aurora, 1ll.

Bloomington

Searchlight, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1917, 4 pages, $2, circulation 4,000. Trades and Labor Assembly, 724 W. Washington Street, Bloomington, 1ll. J. L. North, ed. International Labor News. Uses mats. ,

Champaign

Twin City Review (w.). Fridays. Established 1920, 4 pages, $2.50, circulation 3,000. The Twin City Cooperative Press, Inc., 116 N. First Street, Champaign, 1ll. W. C. Aye, ed. Official organ, Twin City Federation of Labor. International Labor News, American Federa tion of Labor Weekly News Uses mats.

Chicago

Federation News, The (w.). Saturdays. Established 1919, 12 pages, $2.50, circulation 15,000. Chicago Federation of Labor, 166 West Washington Street, Chicago, 1ll. James Bruck, ed.

Illinois Labor News (m.). Established 1923, 4 pages, $1, circulation 16,000. Illinois Labor News, Inc., 105 West Monroe Street, Chicago, 1ll. C. E. Bowers, ed. In ternational Labor News. Uses mats.

Illinois State Federation of Labor Weekly News Letttr (w.). Saturdays. Established 1915, 4-8 pages. Illinois State Federation of Labor, 166 West Washington St., Chicago, 1ll. Victor A. Olander, John H. Walker, eds. American Federation of Labor Weekly News. Sent to all affiliated local unions and central bodies.

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Prosveta (d.). Established 1907, 4-8 pages, $5, circulation 13,834 5 days and Wednesdays 44,843. Slavonic Na tional Benefit Society, 2657-9 South Lawndale Avenue, Chicago, 1ll. Joseph Zavertnik, John Molek, Andrew Kobal, eds. Sympathizes with unionism and Socialism.

Public Ownership (m.). Public Ownership League of Ameri ca, 127 North Dearborn Street, Chicago, 1ll.

Rovnost Ludu (semi-w.). Established 1907, 8 pages, $4. Slovak workers, publishers, 1510 West 18th Street, Chicago, 1ll. Endorsed by sick benefit societies. Uses mats.

Union Labor Advocate (m.). Established 1900, $1.50. George Hodge, pub. and ed., 107 N. Market Street, Chicago, 1ll.

Union Labor News (w.). Saturdays. Established 1916, 8 pages, $2, circulation 56,220. American Labor Press, Inc., 160 North Wells Street, Chicago, 1ll. Pete Cun- niflf, ed. Official organ, several local jinions. Uses mats.

Union Leader, The (w.). Saturdays. Established 1902, 8 pages, $1.25, circulation 22,000. Amalgamated Associa tion of Street and Electric Railway Employes of Ameri ca, 332 South Ashland Boulevard, Chicago, 1ll. L. D. Bland, ed. American Federation of Labor Weekly News. Uses mats.

Danville

Labor Leader (w.). Thursdays. Established 1909, $2, cir culation 3,210. Harry Mueller, pub. and ed., 115 West Main Street, Danville, 1ll. Uses mats.

Vermilion County Star (w.). Thursdays. Established 1923, 8 pages, $2.50, circulation 4,500. Vermilion County Publishing Association, 129% East Main Street, Danville, 1ll. F. A. Leven, ed. Official organ, Trades and Labor Council, etc. International Labor News, Federated Press. Uses mats. Decatur

Decatur Weekly News (w.). Wednesdays. Established 1920. 4 pages, $1, circulation 2,200. Trades Assembly and Local Unions, 716 East Eldorado Street, Decatur. 1ll. R. G. Williams, ed. International Labor News. Galesburg

Galesburg Labor News (w.). Fridays. Established 1894, 8 pages, $1.50, circulation 3,000. The Labor (News Co. Inc., 56 North Cherry Street, Galesburg, 1ll. Thos. R. Downie, ed. Official organ, labor unions in district. Federated Press, American Federation of Labor Weekly News. Uses mats.

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Sponge and Brush (m.). Established 1920, 8 pages, $.60, circulation 2,600. Painters' State Conference of Illinois, 56 N. Cherry Street, Galesburg, 1ll. W. E. Geimer, Ingleside, 1ll., ed. Uses mats. Johnston City

Williamson County Miner (semi-w.). Established 1919, 8 pages, $2, circulation 2,134. Franklin Majority Co. Inc., 204 East 7th Street, Johnston City, 1ll. Robert L. Drobeck, ed. Endorsed by United Mine Workers of America.

Joliet

Commonwealth, The (w.). Thursdays. Established 1923, 8 pages, $2, circulation 4,133. Eugene H. Koehl, pub. and ed., 104 N. Desplaines Street, Joliet, 1ll. Western Newspaper Union. Uses mats. Endorsed by Central Trades Labor Counci1.

Peoria

Illinois Journal of Labor. Peoria, 1ll.

Peoria Labor Gazette (w.). Fridays. Established 1896, 8 pages, $1.50. Walter S. and Frank N. Bush, 225 North Adams Street, Peoria, 11l. Walter S. Bush, ed. Offi cial organ, Central body. American Federation of Labor Weekly News, International Labor News. Quincy

Labor Advocate, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1912, 8-16 pages, $1, circulation 2,786. The Royal Printing Co. Inc., 120 So. Seventh Street, Quincy, 1ll. Henry G. Distelhorst, ed. Endorsed by Trades and Labor As sembly, etc. International Labor News. -Uses mats.

Quincy Labor News (w.). Saturdays. Established 1907, 8 pages, $1.50, circulation 2,770. W. H. Hoffman, pub. and ed., 331 Hampshire Street, Quincy, 1ll. Endorsed by Trades and Labor Assembly, etc. Uses mats. Rockford

Labor News (w.). Established 1913, $1.50. Labor News Printing Co., Inc., Rockford, 1ll. W. R. Madden, ed. Rock Island

Tri-City Labor Review (w.). Saturdays. Established 1911, 8 pages, $1.50. Tri-City Review Publishing Co., 311 21st Street, Rock Island, 1ll. Charles Reagan, ed. Springfield

Illinois Miner, The (w.). Saturdays. Established 1922, 8 pages, $1.50, circulation 63,000. District 12, United Mine Workers of America, Illinois Mine Workers Build ing, Springfield, 1ll. Oscar Ameringer, Freda Hogan, eds. American Federation of Labor Weekly News, Federated Press. Uses mats.

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Illinois Tradesman, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1898, 8 pages, $1, circulation 3,000. R. E. Woodmansee, pub. and ed., 2231/* South 6th Street, Springfield, 1ll. Offi cial organ, Springfield Federation of Labor. Interna tional Labor News, Western Newspaper Union. Uses mats.

INDIANA Evans ville

Labor Forum, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1919, 4 pages, $1, circulation 2,000. The Evansville Central Labor Union, 804 Main Street, Evansville, Ind. Fred Hohenberger, ed. International Labor News.

Fort Wayne Worker (w.). Room 6, Dehim Block, Fort Wayne, Ind.

Gary

Central Labor Union News (w.). 642 Washington Street, Gary, Ind.

Indianapolis

Union, The (f.). Established 1884, 8 pages, $3, circulation 6,000. The Union, 474 Century Building, Indianapolis, Ind. Harry Bassett, ed. Official organ, Central Labor Union. International Labor News. Uses mats. Union Labor News (f.). Established 1922, 8-40 pages, $3, circulation 8,000. Lowell H. and William R. Bassett, pub. and ed., 31 W. Ohio Street, Indianapolis, Ind. American Federation of Labor Weekly News. Uses mats.

South Bend

Free Press (w.). South Bend Typographical Union, 315J4 South Michigan Street, South Bend, Ind.

Terre Haute

Advocate (w.). Fridays. Established 1919, $1.50, circula tion 1,900. Vigo County Central Labor Union, P. O. Box 653, Terre Haute, Ind.

IOWA Boone Independent (w.). Boone, Iowa.

Burlington

Iowa Labor News (w.). Thursdays. Established 1919, 8 pages, $2, circulation 3,478. Mid-West Print Shop (Justice Printing & Publishing Co.), 424 N. Main St., Burlington, Iowa. Ralph J. McAnally, ed. American Federation of Labor Weekly News.

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Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids Tribune, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1904, $1.50, circulation 4,385. R. G. Stewart, pub. and ed., 210 Third Avenue, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Inter national Labor .News, Iowa State Labor Press. Offi cial organ, Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor, Building Trades Counci1.

Clinton

Tri-City Labor Voice (f.). Established 1900, $.50. Peter Hofmann, pub. and ed., Clinton, Iowa. Uses mats.

Des Moines

Iowa Unionist, The (w.). Thursdays. Established 1899, 8- 12 pages, $1.50, circulation 5,000. Des Moines Trades and Labor Assembly, 609^ Mulberry Street, Des Moines, Iowa. L. O. Pouchot, bus. mgr. Uses mats.

Dubuque

Daily American Tribune (d.) Established 1919, 8-10 pages, $6, circulation 17,350. Catholic Printing Co., Ill West 6th Street, Dubuque, Iowa. John P. Conner, Carl Nennig, Leo Doyle, Carl Ochs, eds. International News Service, National Catholic Welfare Council, United Press. Uses mats.

Leader (w.). Fridays. Established 1906, 8 pages, $150, cir culation 3,000. J. M. Conley, pub. and ed., Main and Sixth Streets, Dubuque, Iowa.

Marshalltown

Marshalltown Labor World (w.). Thursdays. Established 1922, 8 pages, $1.50, circulation 3,600. John Goldwitzer, pub. and ed., 22 North Center Street, Marshalltown, Iowa. Official organ, Trades and Labor Assembly, In ternational Labor News, American Federation of Labor Weekly News. Uses mats.

Sioux City

Union Advocate, The (w.). Thursdays. Established 1895, . 8 pages, $2, circulation 3,250. W. H. Bastion, 522-4 Nebraska Street, Sioux City, Iowa. Wallace M. Short, ed. Official organ, Trades and Labor Assembly, In ternational Labor News. Uses mats.

KANSAS Kansas City

Labor Bulletin (w.). Fridays. Established 1918, 4-24 pages, $1, circulation 6-10,000. Central Labor Union, 530 Min nesota Avenue, Kansas City, Kansas. J. A. Woulf, ed.

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Leavenworth

Chronicle, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1908, 4-8 pages, $1, circulation 1,200. R. E. Davis, pub. and ed., 518 Cherokee Street, Leavenworth, Kansas.

Pittsburg

Lavoratore Italiano (f.). Established 1901, 4 pages, $2, circulation 2,000. Edoardo Caffaro, pub. and ed., Pitts- burg, Kansas.

Scammon

Echo-Boomer (w.). Thursdays. Established 1922, 4 pages, $1, circulation 650. James Chase, pub. and ed., Scam mon, Kansas. Western Newspaper Union.

Topeka

Kansas Trades Unionist (w.). Fridays. Established 1906, 4-8 pages, $1.50, circulation 1,000. Merit Printing Co., 625 Jackson Street, Topeka, Kansas. W. E. Bush, ed. Endorsed by Industrial Council and State Federation of Labor. American Federation of Labor Weekly News. Farmer-Labor politics.

Wichita

Plaindealer (w.). Wichita Trades and Labor Assembly, Wichita, Kas.

KENTUCKY Himlerville

Magyar Banyaszlap (w.). Thursdays. Established 1913, 8 pages, $2, circulation 14,058. Miners Journal Publish ing Co., Himlerville, Ky. Andrew Fisher, ed. Inde pendent radica1.

Lexington

Labor Advocate (m.). Established 1923, 4 pages, $.50, cir culation 1,000. W. J. Shanahan, pub. and ed., 139 North Broadway (Labor Hall), Lexington, Ky. Offi cial organ, Central Labor Union. Louisville

Journal of Labor (w.). Saturdays. Established 1900, $.50. Sigmond A. Lee, pub. and ed., Republic Building, Louisville, Ky.

Labor Union, The (w.). 131 West Market Street, Louisville, Ky.

Louisville American (w.). Fridays. Established 1919, 4 pages, $2, circulation 3,250. Union Press Association, 609 Republic Building, Louisville, Ky. Co1. J. H. Brewer, ed. Official organ, Railway Employees Central Body. American Federation of Labor News Services, Civil Liberties Service. Uses mats.

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New Era (w.). Saturdays. Established 1889, 4 pages, $1, circulation 1,500. H. M. Givan, pub. and ed., 121 South Third Street, Louisville, Ky.

Newport

Labor Herald (w.). Thursdays. Established 1917, $1. Trades and Labor Assembly of Kenton and Campbell Counties, Newport, Ky. W. C. Benton, ed.

LOUISIANA

Leesville

American Vanguard, The (m.). Established 1904, 16 pages, $1, circulation 25,000. The National Rip-Saw Publish ing Co., Leesville, Louisiana, and Box 1128, Chicago, 1ll. Kate Richards and Frank P. O'Hare, eds. Pro gressive politically.

New Orleans

Federationist, The, (w.). Fridays. Estabjished 1918, 8 pages, $2, circulation 8,498. Union Printing & Publish ing Co. Inc., 520 Conti Street, New Orleans, La. R. N. Stephens, ed. Official organ, State Federation of Labor. American Federation of Labor news services. Uses mats. Independent Democratic.

Labor Record (w.). 320 St. Charles Street, New Orleans, La.

Railroad Brotherhoods Journal (m.). Established 1922, 16 pages, $1, circulation 4,200. Union Printing & Publish ing Co., Inc., 520 Conti Street, New Orleans, La. R. N. Stephens, ed. Official organ, Council of Railway Workers. Publishing company owned by unions and unionists.

MAINE

Portland

Maine Labor Leader. 223 Middle Street, Portland, Maine.

MARYLAND

Baltimore

Baltimore Federationist, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1921, 4-8 pages, $2, circulation 7,000. Baltimore Fede ration of Labor, 1222 St. Paul Street, Baltimore, Md. Henry F. Broening, ed. American Federation of Labor Weekly News, League for Industrial Democracy, Na tional Catholic Welfare Counci1. Official organ, Mary land State and Baltimore Federations of Labor.

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Baltimore Trades Unionist (w.). Building Trades Council, 102 East Lexington Street, Baltimore, Md.

Labor Leader (w.)- Saturdays. Established 1902, $1. Labor Leader Pub. Co., Franklin Building, Baltimore, Md. John H. Ferguson, ed.

MASSACHUSETTS Boston

Darbininkas (tri-w.). Established 1915, 4 pages, $4.50, circulation 8,000. Lithuanian Association of Labor, 366 West Broadway, South Boston, Mass. P. Gudas, ed., P. Dauzvardis, asst. ed. Democratic.

Wage Earner, The (w.). Saturdays. Established 1908, 8-12 pages, $2.50, 5,000 circulation. The Wage Earner Pub lishing Co., 263 Northampton Street, Boston, Mass. Augustus Seaver, ed. Endorsed by local unions. In ternational Labor News. Uses mats. Republican.

Brockton

Brockton Diamond (w.). Fridays Established 1892, $1. Brockton Diamond Co., Brockton, Mass. E. Gerry Brown, ed.

Springfield

Western Massachusetts Labor Review (m.). 175 State St., Springfield, Mass.

Worcester

Labor News, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1906, 8 pages, $l, circulation 5,500. News Printing and Publishing Co., 17 Federal Street, Worcester, Mass. Freeman M. Sal- tus, ed. Endorsed by Central Labor Union, etc. In ternational Labor News, American Federation of Labor Weekly news. Uses mats.

New England Labor Review (m.). 19 Foster Street, Wor cester, Mass. ' t

MICHIGAN Bay City

Industrial Herald, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1900, 4-8 pages, $1, circulation 2,500. George Washington, 309 Ninth Street, Bay City, Mich. E. C. Washington, .ed. Official organ, Central Trades Counci1. American Federation of Labor Weekly News, Western Newspaper Union. Uses mats.

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Detroit

Detroit Labor News (w.). Fridays. Established 1914, 4-8 pages, subscription $2, circulation 20,000. Detroit Fede ration of Labor, 274 East High Street, Detroit, Mich. Dennis E. Batt, ed. Federated Press, International Labor News. Uses mats.

Glos Robotniczy (w.). Fridays. Established 1914, 8 pages, $2.50, circulation 15,000 International Publishing Asso ciation, 5937 Michigan Ave., Detroit, Mich. Stanley No- wak, ed. Federated Press. Uses mats.

Grand Rapids

Observer, The (w.). Mondays. Established 1906, 8 pages, $1, circulation 3,000. Claude O. Taylor, pub. and ed., ISO*/, Lyon Street, N.W., Grand Rapids, Mich. Am erican Federation of Labor Weekly News, International Labor News. Uses mats.

Jackson

Square Deal, The (w.). Thursdays. Established 1907, 8 pages, $1, circulation 3,500. James G. Henley, pub. and ed., 121 West Pearl Street, Jackson, Mich. Official organ, Central bodies of Jackson, Ann Arbor, Battle Creek, Kalamazoo and Albion, Mich. International Labor News. American Federation of Labor Weekly News. Uses mats.

Lansing

Lansing Industrial News (w.). Fridays. Established 1921, 16 pages, $2, circulation 5,000. George H. Allen, pub. and ed., 109% North Washington Avenue, Lansing, Mich. Uses mats.

Saginaw

Workers Voice, The (w.). Thursdays. Established 1911, 8 pages, $1, circulation 2,000. The Citizen Publishing Co., 311 Court Street, Saginaw, Mich. Edwin R. Cornish, ed. Endorsed by District 24, United Mine Workers, Central body, etc. Western Newspaper Union. Uses mats.

MINNESOTA Duluth

Labor World, The (w.). Saturdays. Established 1896, 6 pages, $2, circulation 6,500. William E. McEwen, pub. and ed., 701 Palladio Building, Duluth, Minn. Inter national Labor News. Uses mats. Farmer-Labor politics.

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Ribbing

St Louis County Independent (w.). Fridays. Estab lished 1922, 8 pages, $2, circulation 1,500. Farmer-Labor Publishing Co., 1915 Fifth Avenue, Hibbing, Minn. Oscar A. Widstrand, ed. Endorsed by labor and farmers' organizations. American Federation of Labor Weekly News, Federated Press. Uses mats. Minneapolis

Minneapolis Labor Review, The (w.). Fridays. Estab lished 1907, 4 pages, $2. Minneapolis Central Labor Union, pub., 405 Sixth Street, South, Minneapolis, Minn. R. D. Cramer, Budd L. McKillips, eds. Inter national Labor News. Uses mats. St. Paul

Minnesota Union Advocate (w.). Thursdays. Established 1896, 8 pages, $2, circulation 12,000. St. Paul Trades and Labor Assembly, 158 East Third Street, St. Paul, Minn. William Mahoney, ed. International Labor News, Federated Press. Uses mats. Farmer-Labor politics.

Two Harbors

Lake County Chronicle (w.). Thursdays. Established 1919, 12 pages, $1.50, circulation 1,850. Peoples Publishing Co., Two Harbors, Minn. C. M. Hillman, ed. In dependent progressive. Uses mats Virginia

Range Labor News (w.). Virginia, Minn.

Winona

Labor News (w.). Winona, Minn.

MISSOURI

Hannibal

Hannibal Labor Press (w.). Fridays. Established 1915, 10-12 pages, $1, circulation 2,476. B. F. Brown, pub. and ed., I. O. O. Building, Hannibal, Mo. Official organ, Trades and Labor Assembly. International Labor News. Uses mats.

Jefferson City

Missouri Trades Unionist, The (w.). Wednesdays. Es tablished 1906 at Jpplin, Mo., removed to Jefferson City, 1924, 4-8 pages, $2, circulation 3,000. Charles W. Fear, pub. and ed., Room 1, Central Hotel, Jeffer son City, Mo. Official organ, Central Labor Union. American Federation of Labor Weekly News.

Joplin Labor Tribune (w.). Joplin, Mo.

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Kansas City

Kansas City Labor News, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1919, 4-8 pages, $1, circulation 14,000. Gateway Publish ing Co., 210-211 New Nelson Building, Kansas City, Mo. James H. Anderson, ed. Endorsed by local unions. International Labor News. Uses mats.

Labor Herald (w.). Fridays. Established 1904, 4 pages, $.50. Labor Herald Publishing Co., 410 Admiral Boule vard, Kansas City, Mo. Thomas H. West, ed. St. Joseph

St. Joseph Labor News. 301 South Sixth Street, St. Joseph, Mo.

St. Joseph Union (w.). Fridays. Established 1900, $1. A. G. Roberts, pub. and ed., Third and Edmond Streets, St. Joseph, Mo. Uses mats.

St. Louis

Saturday Union Record (w.). Saturdays. Established 1887, 8 pages, $2, cirulation 4,800. Finis E. Marlow, pub. and ed., 3rd and Chestnut Streets, St. Louis, Mo. Western Newspaper Union. Uses mats.

Trades Council Union News (w.). Fridays. Established 1917, $1. Union News Publishjng Co., Syndicate Trust Building, St. Louis, Mo. P. J. Morrin, ed. Sedalia

Railway Federationist (w.). Saturdays. Established 1910, $1. Railway Federationist Publishing and Printing Co., Sedalia, Mo. E. T. Behrens, ed.

Sedalia Leader, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1910, 8 pages, $1.50, circulation 1,500. E. T. Behrens, pub. and ed., 313-15 South Lamine Street, Sedalia, Mo. Western Newspaper Union. Uses mats. Springfield

Springfield Laborer, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1912, 4 or more pages, $1, circulation 2,350. The Springfield Laborer Publishing Co., 222 W. Commercial Street, Springfield, Mo. S. D. Whitesell, ed. Official organ, Central Trades and Labor Counci1. American Federa tion of Labor Weekly News. Uses mats.

MONTANA

Butte

Free Lance (w.). Butte, Mont.

Labor Bulletin (w.). Fridays. 4-8 pages, $2, circulation 4,500. Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly, 11 North Main Street, Butte, Mont. Charles Gildea, ed. Federated Press. Uses mats.

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Great Falls

Montana Labor Review, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1924, 8 pages, $2, circulation 2,000. E. H. Manson, Great Falls, Mont. Thomas A. Canty, ed. Federated Press. Uses mats.

Missoula

New Northwest (w.). Fridays. Established 1915, 8 pages, $2.50, circulation 3,000. Walter E. Christenson, pub. and ed., 432 North Higgins Avenue, Missoula, Mont. Endorsed by trades and labor assembly, and state fede ration of labor. Federated Press. Uses mats.

NEBRASKA

Lincoln

Nebraska Craftsman (w.). Fridays. Established 1924, 8 pages, $l, circulation 5,000. Lincoln Central Labor Union, 217 N. llth Street, Labor Temple, Lincoln, Nebr. Joseph Gilbert, ed. International Labor News. Uses mats.

Omaha

Mid-West News (w.). Fridays. Established 1915, 4 or more pages, $1, circulation 30,000. J. A. Lochray, pub. and ed., 305-6 Crounse Block, Omaha, Neb. Endorsed by local unions. American Federation of Labor Weekly News, Federated Press. Uses mats. Unionist (w.). Omaha, Neb.

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Manchester

Manchester Labor News (w.). Fridays. Established 1924, 4 pages, $1. United Textile Workers Council, Man chester, N. H. Edgar D. Mank, ed. Endorsed by United Textile Workers and Central Labor Union.

NEW JERSEY

East Orange

Union Labor Bulletin (m.). 56 Hollywood Avenue, East Orange, N. J.

Elizabeth

Union Labor Advocate (m.). Established 1900, 16 pages, $1, circulation 3,200. George J. Reiss, pub and ed 1038 Grove Street, Elizabeth, N. J. Official organ, Union County Central Labor Union. International Labor iNews, League for Industrial Democracy.

Jersey City Labor Review of Hudson County (m.). Jersey City, N. J.

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'Newark

Union Labor Messenger (m.). Established 1919, 16 and more pages, $1. Essex Trades Council, 41 Franklin St., Newark, N. J. Henry F. Hilfers, mgr., T. J. McHugh, ed.

Trenton

Trades Union Advocate (m.). Central Labor Union, 153 Sherman Avenue, Trenton, N. J.

NEW YORK Albany

Legislative Labor News (w. and m.)- Established 1911, 4 pages, $2. New York State Federation of Labor, 25 South Hawk Street, Albany, N. Y. John M. O'Hanlon, ed.

Auburn

Labor Weekly (w.). Auburn, N. Y.

Buffalo

American Labor Reporter (w.). Fridays. Established 1919, $2. American Labor Reporter Publishing Co., Law Exchange Building, Buffalo, N. Y. John Coleman, Sr., ed. Uses mats.

Buffalo Labor Journal (w.). Thursdays. Established 1918, 8 pages, $1, circulation 18,000. Buffalo Labor Journal, Inc., 75-77 East Eagle Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Charles E. Grant, William A. Norman, Charles A. Zenkert, eds. Official organ, Allied Building Trades Council. Ameri can Federation of Labor Weekly News, Cooperative News. Uses mats.

Labor News and Railroad Worker (w.). Fridays. Estab lished 1917, 4 pages, $1, circulation 2,000. Labor News Co., 553 Bramson Building, Buffalo, N. Y. Thomas J. Cullen, ed. Endorsed by several central bodies. Uses mats.

Jamestown

Union Labor Advocate (w.). Central Labor Council, Jamestown, N. Y.

Newburgh

Orange County Workman (m.). Newburgh, N. Y. New York

American Labor Monthly, The (m.). Established 1923, 64 pages, circulation 3,000. The American Labor Monthly Publishing Association, J. B. S. Hardman, 31 Union Square, New York, N. Y.

American Labor World (m.). Established 1899, $1.50, cir culation 18,000. John S. Lewis, pub. and ed., 10 Reade Street, New York, N. Y.

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Chronicle, The (f.). Central Trades and Labor Council, 287 Broadway, New York, N. Y.

Labor Banker, The (m.). Brotherhood Investment Com pany, 381 Fourth Avenue, New York, N. Y.

New York Teacher, The (m.). Established 1923, 8 pages, $1, circulation 1,250. Teachers Union, Teachers Union Auxiliary, 70 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. Royal J. Davis, B. C. Gruenberg, Abraham Lefkowitz, Henry R. Linville, Mrs. Mabel L. Rees, eds.

Office Employees' Journal, The (m.). Established 1916, 16 pages, $1. Bookkeepers, Stenographers, and Account ants' Union, 12646, American Federation of Labor, 3 West 16th Street, New York, N. Y. Leonard Bright, ed. American Federation of Labor Weekly News, International Labor News.

Rassviet (d.). Russian. Established 1924, 4-6 pages, $6.50, circulation 3,500. The Directorate of Russian Trade Unions, 274 East 10th Street, New York, N. Y.

State Federationist (w.). 113 Leonard Street, New York, N. Y.

Universal Engineer (m.). 150 Nassau Street, New York, N. Y.

Poughkeepsie

Truth, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1919, 8 pages, $2, circulation 3,000. Cyrus P. Jones, ed. and pub., 21 Academy Street, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Uses mats.

New Rochelle Labor News (m.). New Rochelle, N. Y.

Rochester

Labor Herald (w.). Saturdays. Established 1913, 8 pages, $1.50, circulation 4,000. Labor Herald Co., 23 S. Water Street, Rochester, N. Y. Edward J. Walsh, ed. Official organ, Central Trades and Labor Counci1. International Labor iNews. Uses mats.

Schenectady

Empire State Leader (w.). Saturdays. Established 1905, 8 pages, $1.50, circulation 4,000. The Hogan Publish ing Co., P. O. Box 664, Schenectady, N. Y. Dallas A. Hogan, ed. Uses mats.

Syracuse

Industrial Weekly, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1904, 8 pages, $2, circulation 5,000. Thomas M. Gafney, pub. and ed., 238-240 West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. Y. Official organ, Trades Assembly. American Federation of Labor News. Uses mats.

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Troy

Labor Journal, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1919, 4-8 pages, $l, circulation 5,200. Labor Journal Publishing Co., 59 Congress Street, Troy, N. Y. James Lemke, ed. Official organ, Troy Federation of Labor. Inter national Labor News. Uses mats.

Utica Labor Advocate (w.). 16 Liberty Street, Utica, N. Y.

Yonkers

Workman (w.). 64 Main Street, Yonkers, N. Y.

NORTH CAROLINA

Asheville

Asheville Advocate (w.). Thursdays. Established 1918, 12 pages, $2, circulation 4,211. Advocate Publishing Co., 91 Patton Avenue, Asheville, N. C. H. C. Caldwell, ed. International Labor News. Uses mats. Official organ, North Carolina State Federation of Labor, etc.

Charlotte

Charlotte Herald, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1917, 16 pages, $2, circulation 5,378. Herald Publishing Co., 32 South College, Charlotte, N. C. James F. Barrett, ed. Endorsed by North Carolina State Federation of Labor. American Federation of Labor Weekly News, International Labor News. Uses mats.

Raleigh Labor Educator (w.). Raleigh, N. C.

Union Herald, The (w.). Thursdays. Established l917, 8 pages, $1.50, circulation 1,250. Charles and H. B. Ruffin, W. F. Moody, Hargett and Wilmington, Raleigh, N. C. L. E. Nichols, ed. Endorsed by local unions. International Labor News. Uses mats. Democratic.

Wilmington

Union Labor Record, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1915, 6-12 pages, $2, circulation 2,000. George Wallace Came ron, pub. and ed., 10^ Dock Street, Wilmington, N. C. Endorsed by State Federation of Labor, Wilmington Trades Counci1. International Labor News, American Federation of Labor Weekly News, International Typo graphical Union Service, People's Legislative Service, League for Industrial Democracy.

Winston-Salem

Unity and Justice (w.). 924 Chestnut Street, Winston- Salem, N. C.

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NORTH DAKOTA Grand Forks

North Dakota Labor Leader (w.). Thursdays. Established 1917, $.50, Peter Morgan, pub. and ed., Grand Forks,

N. D.

OHIO Akron

Akron Herald. Haver Building, Akron, Ohio. People (w.). 21 South Main Street, Akron, Ohio. Summit County Labor News (w.). 11 East Market Street, Akron, Ohio.

Alliance

Union Reporter (m.). Alliance, Ohio. Cambridge

Guernsey Valley Bulletin (m.). Established 1918, 4 pages, $.50, circulation 1,500. Central Labor Union, Cam bridge, Ohio. H. C. Washburn, ed. American Federa tion of Labor Weekly News.

Canton

Stark County Labor Journal. 307 Market Avenue, South, Canton, Ohio.

Union Reporter (m.). Established 1902, $1. Union Re porter Co., 306 Fifth Street, S. E., Canton, Ohio.

Cincinnati ,

Chronicle (w.). Saturdays. Established 1891, 8 pages, $1, circulation 5,000. Central Labor Council, 1311 Walnut Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. George F. Rooney, ed.

Labor Advocate, The (w.). Saturdays. Established 1910, 8 pages, $2, circulation 27,865. Building Trades Council, 20-21 Thorns Building, 5th and Main, Cincinnati, Ohio. W. E. Myers, ed. International Labor News. Uses mats.

News (w.). Machinists' union, 1314 Walnut Street, Cin cinnati, Ohio.

Trades Union Journal (w.). Saturdays. Established 1895, 8 pages, $1, circulation 5,000. Lon B. Ames, pub. and ed., 16 East Court, Cincinnati, Ohio. Endorsed by local unions. American Federation of Labor Weekly

News.

Workers' Journal (w.). 2347 Vine Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

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Cleveland

Cleveland Federationist (w.). Thursdays. Established 1907, 4 pages, $1, circulation 4,400. The Cleveland Federationist Publishing Co., 307 Superior Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Isadore Goldsmith, ed. Interna tional Labor News. Uses mats. Columbus

Columbus Federationist (w.). Thursdays. Established 1920, $1.50. Columbus Federationist Printing Co., Grand Theatre Building, Columbus, Ohio. John E. Sullivan, ed. Uses mats.

Dayton

Dayton Labor Review, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1916, 8 pages, $1.50, circulation 11,463. The Labor Review Publishing Co., 211 South Ludlow Street, Day ton, Ohio. E. A. Nunan, ed. Endorsed by local unions. International Labor News, American Federation of Labor Weekly News. Uses mats.

Lorain

Labor Weekly (w.). Fridays. Established 1919, $1. Cen tral Labor Union, 651 Broadway, Lorain, Ohio. H. L. Hunt, ed.

Newark

Newark Leader (w.). Fridays. Established 1917, 8 pages, $1, circulation 2,100. Julius Juch, pub. and ed., l7l/2 West Main Street, .Newark, Ohio. Official organ, Trades and Labor Assembly, etc. American Federation of Labor Weekly News, Federated Press. Uses mats.

New Philadelphia

Labor News, The (f.). Established 1918, 6 pages, $1, cir culation 2,500. Thomas H. and Etta Darst, 132}4 North Fifth Street, New Philadelphia, Ohio. Thomas H. Darst, ed. Official organ, Trades and Labor Assembly. Am erican Federaton of Labor Weekly News. Uses mats.

Portsmouth

Labor Review, The (w.). Saturdays. Established 1918, 8 pages, $1, circulation 2,700. Central Labor Council, 400 Masonic Temple, Portsmouth, Ohio. Louis C. Herder, ed. International Labor News. Springfield

Tribune, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1909, 8 pages, $1.50, circulation 4,500. Tribune Publishing Co., Labor Temple, Springfield, Ohio. Official organ, Trades and Labor Assembly. C. W. Rich, ed. International Labor News, American Federation of Labor Weekly News. Uses mats.

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Toledo

Peoples's Press. 210 Wayne Building, Toledo, Ohio.

Toledo Union Leader, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1907, 8 pages, $1.50, circulation 12,000. Toledo Central Labor Union, 1103 Cherry Street, Toledo, Ohio. Jo seph P. Keating, ed. American Federation of Labor Weekly News, International Labor News. Uses mats.

Youngstown

Labor Record, The (w.). Thursdays. Established 1908, 4- 8 pages, $1.50, circulation 5,500. The Labor Record Publishing Co., Room 208 K. of C. Building, P. O. Box 61, Youngstown, Ohio. Harry Dechend, ed. Owned by central bodies of Mahoning and Trumbull counties. International Labor News, All American Cooperative News. Uses mats.

Zanesville

Labor Journal (w.). 6th and South Streets, Zanesville, Ohio.

Zanesville Tribune (w.). \iy2 North 4th Street, Zanes ville, Ohio.

OKLAHOMA

Madill Herald, The. Madill, Okla.

Oklahoma City

Oklahoma Federationist (m.). Established 1909, 8 and more pages, $1, circulation 3,600. Oklahoma State Federation of Labor, 521*6 West Main Street, Okla homa Cityt Okla. Victor S. Purdy, ed. American Federation of Labor Weekly News, International Labor News. Uses mats.

Oklahoma Leader (w.). Fridays. Established 1920, 8 pages, $1.50, circulation 15,000. Oklahoma Leader Co., 17 West Third Street, Oklahoma City, Okla. Oscar Ameringer, Dan Hogan, E. R. Chamberlain, eds. En dorsed by State Federation of Labor, Central Labor Union, etc. International Labor News, Federated Press. Uses mats. Farmer-labor politics.

Oklahoma Trades Review. 408 West 2nd Street, Oklahoma City, Okla.

Tulsa

Unionist Journal, The (m.). Established 1917, 24-72 pages, $1.50, circulation 6,200. Central Trades and Labor Coun cil, 222-4 West Third Street, Tulsa, Okla. V. V. Van Tilburg, ed. Uses mats.

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OREGON Portland

Oregon Labor Press (w.). Fridays. Established 1900, 6-8 pages, $1.50, circulation 10,000. Oregon Labor Press Publishing Co., Room 103, Labor Temple, Portland, Ore. C. M. Rynerson, ed. Official organ, State Fede ration of Labor, Central Labor Counci1. International Labor News. Uses mats.

PENNSYLVANIA Allentown

Pennsylvania Labor Herald (w.). Saturdays. Established 1913, 8 pages, $2, circulation 5,000. Labor Herald Pub lishing Co., (owned by organized labor movement of Lehigh Valley), 529 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa. Official organ, Central Trades and Labor Counci1. International Labor News. Uses mats.

Union News. Allentown, Pa.

Beaver

Beaver Valley Labor News (w.). Thursdays. Established 1915, 8 pages, $1, circulation 1,600. Anderson & Chambers, 630 Third Street, Beaver, Pa. F. L. Ander son, ed. Official organ, Central Labor Councjl, Western News Paper Union.

Coaldale

Panther Creek News (d.). Established 1920, 6-18 pages, $6, circulation 2,874. District 7, United Mine Workers of America, 128 East Street, Coaldale, Pa. Thomas Ken nedy, Edward J. Donahue, eds. Associated Press. Uses mats.

Harrisburg

Independent, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1922, 4 pages, $2, circulation 15,000. John M. Hartman, pub. and ed., 307 Cumberland Street, Harrisburg, Pa. En-~ dorsed by unions of vicinity. Federated Press. Uses mats.

Labor Age (m.). Established 1921, 32 pages, $2.50, circu lation 10,031. Labor Publication Society, Inc., Federa tion, of Labor Building, 430 North St., Harrisburg, Pa. Louis Budenz, man. ed., board: Prince Hopkins, J. F. Anderson, Tim Healy, Henry Linville, Wm. Kohn, A. J. Muste, Thos. Van Lear, Stuart Chase, Wm. H. Johnston, E. H. Fitzgerald, MacAlister Cole- man, Max D. Danish, H. W. Laidler, Phil Ziegler. Cooperatively owned by a group of National, State and Local Unions.

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Hazleton

Slovensky Obcan (w.). Slovak Citizen. Fridays. Estab lished 1912, 4-8 pages, $2, circulation 8,000. Citizen Publishing Co., 9 East Chestnut Street, Hazelton, Pa. John M. Janosov, ed. Endorsed by Slovak working- men's societies. Uses mats.

Lancaster

Labor Leader. 38 Market Street, Lancaster, Pa. Loyalty Press, The. R. F. D. 2, Lancaster, Pa.

Monongahela Labor Journal (w.). Fridays. Established 1921, 4-6 pages,

f2, circulation 30,000. John Reagan, 401 West Main treet, Monongahela, Pa. J. C. Linderman, ed. En dorsed by trades councils of district. Uses mats. Philadelphia

Progressive Labor World (w.). 1S30 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.

Trades Union News, The (w.). Thursdays. Established 1902, 20 pages, $2, circulation 33,000. The Trades Union News Publishing Co., 827-9 Filbert Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Harry W. Semple, man. ed. Endorsed by local unions. International Labor News. Uses mats. Pittsburgh

Iron City Trades Council. Washington and Webster Aves., Pittsburgh, Pa.

Labor Free Press (w.). Thursdays. Established 1922, 8- 12 pages, $2, circulation 10,000. Arthur E. Ireland, pub. and ed., 431 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Endorsed by State Federation of Labor, Pittsburgh Central Labor Union, etc. International Labor News. Uses mats.

Labor World, The (w.). Thursdays. Established 1892, $5. The Journal Publishing Co., 220-2 Third Avenue, 217-19 Boulevard of the Allies, Pittsburgh, Pa. Lewis McGrew, J. B. Johnston, eds.

National Labor Journal (w.). Union Labor Temple, Pitts burgh, Pa.

National Labor Tribune (w.). Thursdays. Established 1872, 8 pages, $2, circulation 40,000. National Labor Tribune, Inc., P. O. Box, 302, Pittsburgh, Pa. J. H. Vitchestain. ed. Uses mats.

Pittston

Industrial Advocate (w.). Central Labor Union, Pittston, Pa. Shenandoah

Anthracite Labor News (w.). Saturdays. Established 1904. $1. M. E. Doyle, pub. and ed., Shenandoah, Pa.

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Uniontown

Working World (w.). Uniontown, Pa. Wilkes-Barre

Courier-Herald, The (w.). Thursdays. Established 1899, 8 pages, $2, circulation 5,000. H. W. and C. F. Yetter, pub. and ed., 11 W. Market Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Western Newspaper Union.

Labor News (w.). Fridays. Established 1924, 8 pages, $2, circulation 6,700. Labor News Publishing Co., 700 Meyer Building, Wilkes Barre, Pa. Bernard Callahan, ed. Official organ, Central Labor Union. King Features, International Labor News, Federated Press. York

York Labor Advocate (w.). Fridays. Established 1917, 4 pages, $.50. Federation of Trades Union, 130 South Beaver Street, York, Pa. A. J. Dohm, ed.

RHODE ISLAND

Providence

New England Labor Digest (m.). 125 Prairie Avenue, Providence, R. I.

SOUTH DAKOTA

Huron

Labor Defender (m.). Established 1922, $1.50. Labor De fender, Huron, South Dakota. Charles C. Moore, ed.

Sioux Falls

Labor News (w.). Trades and Labor Assembly, Sioux Falls, S. Dak.

TENNESSEE Chattanooga

Central Labor Journal (w.). Chattanooga, Tenn.

Labor World (w.). Fridays. Established 1916, $2, Circu lation 2,000. Labor World Publishing Co., 318 N. 8th Street, Chattanooga, Tenn. Knoxville

Knoxville Independent, The (w.). Saturdays. Established 1894, 8 pages, $1, circulation 1,200. George W. Ford, pub. and ed., 2115 E. Nelson Street, Knoxville, Tenn. Western Newspaper Union. Republican labor politics.

Progressive Labor (w.). Thursdays. Established 1922, 8 pages, $2, circulation 1,000. Sam H. Seandlyn, pub. and ed., 3\9ya N. Gay Street, Knoxville, Tenn. Official organ, Central Labor Union. American Federation of Labor Weekly News. Uses mats.

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Memphis

Labor Review, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1917, 4-8 pages, $2, circulation 10,000. Jacob Cohen, pub. and ed., Goodbar Building, Memphis, Tenn. Official organ, Trades and Labor Council. International Labor News. Uses mats. Democratic.

Nashville

Labor Advocate (w..) Fridays. Established 1902, 12 pages, $1, circulation 5,000. Labor Advocate Publishing Co., Second Ave. N., Nashville, Tenn. A. E. Hill, ed.

TEXAS Beaumont Star. Beaumont, Texas.

Cleburne Union Standard (w.). Cleburne, Tex.

Dallas

Dallas Craftsman, The, (w.). Fridays. Established 1913, 8 pages, $1, circulation 6,000. W. M. Reilly, pub. and ed., Labor Temple, Young Street, Dallas, Tex. Offi cial organ, Central Labor Council, Farm Labor Union of Dallas County. International Labor News. Texas Carpenter (m.). Established 1904, 24 pages, $.50. Texas State Council of Carpenters, P. O. Box 1313, Dallas, Tex. R. E. Roberts, ed.

Toiler (w.). Saturdays. Established 1914, $1. Toiler Pub lishing Co., Labor Temple, Young and Evergreen Sts., Dallas, Tex. S. Rodermann, ed.

Denison

Labor Journal (w.). Saturdays. Established 1916, 4 pages, $1, circulation 400. Floy Haley, pub. and ed., Denison, Texas.

El Paso

El Paso City and County Labor Advocate (w.). Fridays. Established 1909, 8 pages, $1, circulation 5,400. William J. Moran, pub. and ed., Labor Advocate Building, El Paso, Texas. Official organ, Central Labor Union, etc. International Labor News. Uses mats. Fort Worth

Southwestern Bricklayer (m.). Established 1912, 12-24 pages, $1, circulation 3,600. William J. Moran, pub. and ed., 223 S. Oregon Street, El Paso, Texas. Offi cial organ, State Conference, Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers International Union. Building News Ser vices. Uses mats.

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Southwestern Railway Journal (m.). Established 1907, 16 and more pages, $.50, circulation 6,400. C. F. Goodridge, pub. and ed., 108 East Weatherford Street, Fort Worth, Texas. Official organ, Train and Engine Ser vice Brotherhoods of Texas.

Union Banner (w.). Saturdays. Established 1898, $1. C. W. Woodman, pub. and ed., P. O. Box 987, Third and Calhoun Streets, Fort Worth, Texas.

Galveston

Union Review (w.). Fridays. Established 1919, 4-8 pages, $1.50, circulation 2,400. M. E. Shay, pub. and ed., Galveston, Texas.

Houston

Labor Journal (w.). Fridays. Established 1898, 8 pages, $2, circulation 8,500. Houston Labor Journal Pub lishing Co., 607 Franklin Avenue, Houston, Texas. E. V. Aten, ed. Official organ, Central- body and Farmers' Union.

Texas Railway Employees' Journal. Kiani Building, Hous- . ton, Texas.

Laredo

Luz y Verdad (m.). Spanish. Established 1916, 12 pages, $1, circulation 300. Jose M. Mora, pub. and ed., P. O. Box 674, Laredo, Texas.

Port Arthur

Labor Forum (w.). Fridays. 'Established 1919, $1.50. S. R. Nicks, 310 Sixth Street, Port Arthur, Tex. C. C. Sapp, ed.

San Antonio

Weekly Dispatch, The (w.). Saturdays. Established 1894, 8-12 pages, $1.50, circulation 8,600. William L. Hoef- gen, pub. and ed., North Street, Labor Temple, P. O. Box 1113, San Antonio, Texas. Official organ, Trades Counci1. International Labor News, American Federa tion of Labor Weekly News. Uses mats.

UTAH

Salt Lake City Utah Labor News (w.). Salt Lake City, Utah.

VIRGINIA

Norfolk

Virginia Unionist (w.). People's Press, Norfolk, Va. Times-Advocate (w.). 155 Bank Street, Norfolk, Va.

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Richmond Labor Herald (w.). Fridays. Established 1924, 8 pages,

$.50, circulation 2000. The Labor Herald Publishing

Co. Inc., 1306 E. Franklin Street, Richmond, Va. R. B.

Greenway, ed. Official organ, Central Trades arid

Labor Council. Uses mats. Square Deal. Central Trades and Labor Council, Richmond,

Va.

WASHINGTON

Aberdeen

Southwest Washington Labor Press (w.). Fridays. Estab lished 1914, 8-12 pages, $1.50, circulation 1,200. Louis C. Hinman, pub. and ed., 104 North G Street, Aberdeen, Wash. Official organ, Central Labor Council, etc. In ternational Labor News. Uses mats.

Bellingham

Labor World, The. Bellingham, Wash.

Everett

Labor Journal, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1898, 4 pages, $1, circulation 1,500. Labor Journal Publishing Co., Labor Temple, Everett, Wash. Henry Arends, e«T Owned by 14 unions. Official organ, Central Labor Counci1. International Labor News, American Federa tion of Labor Weekly News, Cooperative Service. Uses mats.

Northwest Painter, The (m.). Established 1922, 4 pages, $.50, circulation 2,500. Northwest Painters Conference, Labor Temple, Everett, Wash. Henry /Arends, ed. Uses mats.

Seattle

Seattle Union Record (d.). Established 1900, 8-48 pages, $9, circulation 30,195. American Free Press, Union Record Building, 1915 First Avenue, Seattle, Wash. Owned by central body and unions. E. B. Ault, pub. and ed., Saul Haas, man. ed. International News Ser vice, International Labor News, Federated Press. Uses mats.

Spokane

Labor World (w.). Fridays. Established 1904, 8 pages, $1, circulation 2,000. The Labor World, 311 Sprague Ave., Spokane, Wash. William J. Coates, ed. Official or gan, Central Labor Council, State Federation of Labor. International Labor News, American Federation of Labor Weekly News. Uses mats.

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Tacoma

Tacoma Labor Advocate (w.). Fridays. Established 1909, $1.50. Labor Advocate Publishing Co., 115154 Broad way, Tacoma, Wash.

WEST VIRGINIA

Charleston

West Virginia Federationist, The (w.). Thursdays. Es tablished 1915, 8 pages, $150, circulation 6,800. The Federationist Company, P. O. Box 1207, Charleston, W. Va. Frank W. Snyder, ed. Official organ, Central Labor Union, etc. International Labor News. Uses mats.

WISCONSIN

Marmette Union Laborer, The (w.). Mannette, Wis.

Racine

Labor Advocate, The (f.). Established 1916, 8 pages, $1. circulation 1,000. Trades and Labor Assembly, 428 Wisconsin Street, Racine, Wis. William H. Sommers, ed. Federated Press. Sent third class.

Superior

Superior Labor Journal (w.) Fridays. Established 1897, 6 pages, $2, circulation 2,500. M. M. Krieps, pub. and ed., Superior, Wis.

WYOMING

Cheyenne

Wyoming Labor Journal (w.). Fridays. Established 1911, 8 pages, $1, 8,000 circulation. Wyoming Labor Journal Publishing Co. Inc., Box 997, Cheyenne, Wyo. J. Buckley, P. J. Paulsen, James Morgan, eds. Official organ, State Federation of Labor. International Labor News. Uses mats.



CANADA

Alberta Labor News (w.). Thursdays. Established 1919, 4-8 pages, $2, circulation 4,200. Henry J. Roche, for the Alberta Federation of Labor, 10010— 102nd Street, Ed monton, Alberta, Can. Elmer E. Roper, ed. Inter national Labor News, American Federation of Labor Weekly News, Press Reports of the International Fede ration of Trade Unions, International Press Correspon dence. Uses mats. Supports Canadian Labor Party.

L 'Artisan (m.). La Societe des Artisans, 20 St. Denis Street, Montreal, Can., Catholic.

Booster, The (m.). Brotherhood of Dominion Express Employees, Toronto, Ontario, Can.

British Columbia Federationist (w.). Fridays. Established 1908, 4 pages, $2.50, circulation 6,500. Cowan Brook- house Limited, 1129 Howe Street, Vancouver, British, Columbia, Canada. George Hartley, ed. Uses mats. Official organ of Federated Labor Party of British Columbia.

British Columbia Musician (m.). Established 1923, 8 pages, circulation 1,000. Musicians' union, local 145, Ameri can Federation of Musicians, 991 Nelson Street, Van couver, B. C., Canada. E. C. Miller, Edward Jamieson, eds.

Bulletin, The (in.). International Association of Machinists, District Lodge, No. 2, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Can.

Canadian Barber, The (m.). Journeymen Barbers' Federa tion of Ontario, Toronto, Ontario, Can.

Canadian Congress Journal (m.). Established 1921, 64-80 pages, $2. Trades and Labor Congress of Canada Pub lishing Co. Ltd., 172 McLaren Street, Ottawa, Ont., Canada. Tom Moore, ed. Uses mats.

Canadian Cooperator, The (m.). Established 1909, 16 pages, $.75, circulation 2,500. The Cooperative Union of Canada, 215 Nelson Street, Brantford, Ont., Canada. George Keen, ed. Official organ, The Cooperative Union of Canada (national federation of cooperative societies).

Canadian Labor Press (w.). 246 Sparks Street, Ottawa, Ont., Can.

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Canadian Railroad Employees Monthly (m.). Established 1909, 24 pages, $2, circulation 12,500. Canadian Brother hood of Railroad Employees, 189 Gloucester Street, Ottawa, Ont., Canada. M. M. Maclean, ed. Uses mats

Canadian Trades Unionist (m.). Canadian Federation of Labor, 26 Strathcona Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Can.

Carpenters' Monthly Bulletin (m.). Established 1917, 4 pages, circulation 1,700. Ontario Provincial Council of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, 9 Mountnoel Avenue, Toronto, Ont, Canada. Tennison Jackson, ed.

Citizen, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1918, 6 pages, $1, circulation 4,000. Week's Printing Co. Ltd., 54 Argyle Street, Halifax, N. S., Canada. A committee, ed. En dorsed by Trades and Labor Counci1. Uses mats.

Confederate, The. Brandon, Manitoba, Can.

Grain Growers' Guide, The (w.). Wednesdays. Established 1908, 24-60 pages, $1, circulation 75,000. The Grain Growers' Guide Ltd., 290 Vaughan Street, Winnipeg, Man., Canada. G. F. Chipman, ed.

Labor Leader, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1919, 4-16 pages, $1.50, circulation 27,800. Labor Leader Publish ing Co., Ltd., 257 Adelaide Street West, Toronto, Ont. Canada. R. J. Stevenson, W. J. Hevey, eds. Endorsed by local unions. American Federation of Labor Weekly News.

Labor News, The (m.). Lister Building, Hamilton, Ontario, Can.

Labor Statesman, The (w.). Fridays. Established 1924, 8 pages, $2, circulation 4,700. Vancouver, New Westmin ster and District Trades and Labor Council, 16 Hast ings Street, East, Vancouver, B. C, Canada. Henry William Watts, Parker Williams, eds. Federated Press. Labor Party.

Labor World, The — Le Monde Ouvrier (w.). Fridays. Es tablished 1916, 4 pages, $2, circulation 4,500. Montreal Trades and Labor Council, Gus. Francq, in trust, 11 St. Paul Street, W., Montreal, Que., Canada. - Gus Francq, ed. Bi-lingual, English and French.

Maritime Labor Herald (w.). Established 1921, 8 pages, $2, circulation 5,000. Martitime Labor Herald Co. Ltd., Union Street, Glace Bay, N. S., Canada. 69 per cent of stock held by organized labor. Federated Press. Uses mats. Radica1.

New Democracy (w.). Lister Building, Hamilton, Ontario, Can.

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One Big Union Bulletin, The (w.). The One Big Union, 54 Adelaide Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Can.

Ontario Fire Fighter, The (m.). Established 1920, 12 pages, $2, circulation 2,456. Provincial Federation of Ontario Fire Fighters, 132 Bellevue Avenue, Toronto, Ont., Canada. David H. Lamb, ed. Uses mats.

Organizer, The (m.). Established 1921, 4 pages, $2.50, cir culation 2,000. The Amalgamated Civil Servants of Canada, 2041 Halifax Street, Regina, Sask., Canada. W. A. Squires, ed.

Trade Report (m.). Ontario Provincial Council, United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, Toronto, On tario, Can.

U. F. A., The Official Organ of the United Farmers of Alberta (f.). Established 1922, 16-40 pages, $2, circula tion 22,322. The United Farmers of Alberta, Lougheed Building, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. W. Norman Smith, A. M. Turner, eds. Uses mats.

Western Clarion (f.). Established 1905, 8 pages, $1, cir culation 4,000. Socialist Party of Canada, P. O. Box 710, Vancouver, B. C., Canada. Ewen MacLeod, ed. Academic and educationa1.

Western Union Printer (m.). Western Canada Conference of Typographical Unions, Medicine Hat, Alberta, Can.

Worker, The (w.). Saturdays. Established 1922, 4 pages, $2, circulation 5,000. Worker Publishing Association, Room 301, Tyrell Building, 95 King Street, E., Toronto, Ont., Canada. Maurice Specter, ed. Official organ, Communist Party of Canada. Federated Press. " Uses mats.

Workers' Weekly, The (w.). Muir and Bell, Stellarton, Nova Scotia, Canada.



INTERNATIONAL

International Trade Union Review, The (q.). International Federation of Trade Unions, 31 Tesselschadestraat, Am sterdam, Netherlands.

News Letter (w.). Internatinal Federation of Trade Unions, 31 Tesselschadestraat, Amsterdam, Netherlands.

International Educational Notes (m.). Educational Depart ment, International Federation of Trade Unions, 31 Tes selschadestraat, Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Red Labor Union International. Red International of Labor Unions, Post Office Box 7077, Moscow, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.

News Service (irreg.). International Wprkingmen's Associa tion, Kopernikusstrasse, 25/II, Berlin O. 35, Germany.

Bulletin (m.). International Federation of Christian Trade Unions, Drift 12, Utrecht, Netherlands.

Building Workers' International (q.). International Union of Building Workers, Wallstrasse 1, Hamburg 25, Germany.

Bulletin (q.). International Federation of Hatters, Piazetta Moriggia 6, Monza, Italy.

Bulletin (q.). International Federation of Lithographers and Kindred Trades, 65 Rue du Midi, Brussels, Belgium.

Bulletin (bi-m.). International Union of Woodworkers, Al- berdingk Thijmstraat 30, Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Bulletin Mensuel (m.). International Union of Food and Drink Trades Workers, Kornerstrasse 12, Zurich 4 Switzerland.

International P. T. T. (q.). International Federation of Pos tal, Telegraph and Telephone Workers, Peter. Jbrdan- strasse 96, Vienna, Austria.

Mitteilungen; Communications (q.). International Secretariat of Printers, Eigerplatz 8, Berne, Switzerland.

Mitteilungsblatt (q.). International Secretariat of Painters and Kindred Trades, Claus Grothstrasse 1, Hamburg, Germany.

News Letter (m.). International Transport Workers' Fede ration, Vondelstraat 61, Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Press Report (w.). International Transport Workers' Fede ration, Vondelstraat 61, Amsterdam, Netherlands.

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Bulletin (m.). Labor and Socialist International, 4 Great Smith Street, London, S. W. l, England.

Press Report (w.). Labor and Socialist International, 4 Great Smith Street, London, S. W. 1. England.

Socialist Youth International (m.)- Socialist Youth Interna tional, Lindenstrasse 3, Berlin S. W. 68, Germany.

Communist International, The (m.). Executive Committee, The Communist International, Smolny, Leningrad, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics; or 1113 West Washington Boulevard, Chicago, 1ll.

Young Communist International Review, The (f.). Young Communist International, Alserstrasse 69, Vienna VIII, Austria.

International of Youth, The (m.). Young Communist Inter national, Alserstrasse 69, Vienna VIII, Austria.

International Press Correspondence (w.). The Communist International, Eduard Stegbauer, proprietor, publisher and responsible editor, Pernerstorfergasse 64, Vienna X, Austria; editorial offices, Berggasse 31, Vienna IX, Austria.

Industrial and Labor Information (w.). International Labor Office, League of Nations, Geneva, Switzerland.

International Labor Review (m.). International Labor Office, League of Nations, Geneva, Switzerland.

Industrial Safety Survey (bi-m.). International Labor Office, League of Nations, Geneva, Switzerland.



OTHER COUNTRIES

ARGENTINA

Bandera Proletaria (w.) Federation of Trade Unions (U.S.A.)

Rioja 835, Buenos Aires. Syndicalist. Protesta, La (d.). Argentine Federation of Labor (F.O.R.A.)

Calle Peru l537 Buenos Aires. Anarchist. Vanguardia, La (d.). Reconquista 675, Buenos Aires. Socialist. International, La (d.). Independencia 4l7, Buenos Aires.

Communist.

ARMENIA Droschak. 3 Avenue Beau-Sejour, Geneva, Switzerland.

AUSTRALIA

Australian Communist, The (w.). English Buildings, George Street, Sydney, New South Wales.

Australian Worker, The (w.). Australian Workers' Union, St. Andrew's Place, Sydney, New South Wales.

Common Cause (w.). Workers' Industrial Union of Austra lia, Sydney, New South Wales.

Daily Standard, The (d.). Adelaide Street, Brisbane, Queens land. Labor.

Worker, The (w.). Elizabeth Street, Brisbane, Queensland.

Daily Herald (d.). 117 Grenfell Street, Adelaide, South Aus tralia.

World, The (d.). 56-58 Collins Street, Hobart, Tasmania. Trade union.

Labor Call, The (w.). Patrick Street, Melbourne, Victoria. Australian Labor Party.

Liberty and Progress. 325 Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria.

Union Voice, The (w.). Socialist Hall, 184 Exhibition Street, Melbourne, Victoria, Socialist Party.

Westralian Worker (w.). 38-40 Stirling Street, Perth, West. Australia.

AUSTRIA

Arbeit und Wirtschaft (w.). Federation of Trade Unions, Ebendorferstrasse 7, Vienna I.

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Betriebsrat, Der (bi-m.). Federation of Trade Unions, Eben-

dorferstrasse 7, Vienna I. Arbeiter-Zeituhg (d.). Rechte Wienzeile 97, Vienna V. Social

Democratic Labor Party. Rote Fahne, Die (d.). Bandgasse 87, Vienna VII. Communist

Party.

BELGIUM

Mouvement Syndical Beige, Le (f.). Commission Syndicale, Maison Syndicale, 8 Rue Joseph Stevens, Brussels.

Peuple, Le (d.). 35 Rue des Sables, Brussels. Socialist.

Volksblad, Het (d.). 35 Rue des Sables, Brussels, Socialist.

Volksgazet, De (d.). Somerstraat 20, Antwerp, Socialist.

Drapeau Rouge, Le (d.). 57-9 Rue des Alexiens, Brussels, Communist,

Education-Recreation-Ontwikkeling (m.). French and Dutch. Maison du I'euple, 17 Rue Joseph Stevens, Brussels. La bor High School.

BRAZIL

Solidario, O. (w.). Rua l5 Novembra 50, Santos, Sao Paulo.

Food workers' union. Communist. Voz Cosmopolita, A (w.). Rua do Senado 215, Rio de Janeiro.

Restaurant workers' union. Communist. Martello e Foice. Rua Felicissimo de Azevedo 4l Porto Ale-

gre. Rio Grande do Su1.

BULGARIA

Narod (d.). Federation of Trade Unions, Rue Lomska 22, So fia. Right-wing.

Rabotnitscheski Westnik (d.). Syndiklane Dom, U1. Kyrill i Method! 54, Sofia. Left-wing.

CHILE

Comunista, El (d.). Casilla 327, Antofagasta. Labor Federa tion and Communist.

Federacion Obrera, La (d.). Miraflores 163, Santiago. Labor Federation.

Socialista, El (w.). 1372 Calle Catorce de Febrero, Antofa gasta.

Campana Nueva (w.). Casilla 4048, Correo 2, Valparaiso. Anarcho-syndicalist.

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Batalla, La (w.) Casilla 3371, Correo 3, Valparaiso. Anarchist. Despertar, El. Iquique. Communist. Surco, El. Iquique. Communist.

COLOMBIA

Socialista, El. Bogota.

Organization (w.). Santa Maria, Dept. Magdalena. Anarcho- syndicalist.

CUBA

Lucha de Clases, La (f.). I Agramonte 37 (Altos), Havana.

Communist.

Tierra (w.). Zulueta 37 (Altos), Havana. Anarchist. Progreso, E1. (w.). Industrial Workers of the World, Cal-

zada de Cerro 869, Havana.

CZECHOSLOVAKIA

Odborove Sdruzene Ceskoslovenske (f.). Bohemian. Federa tion of Trade Unions, Na Perstyne 348, Prague I.

Gewerkschaftsblatt (f.). German. Federation of Trade Unions Na Perstyne 348, Prague I.

Socialni Prace (m.). National Social Trade Union Central, Vaclavske Nam. 42, Prague II.

Pravo Lidu (d.). Hybernska 7, Prague II. Social Democratic Labor Party.

Sozialdemokrat. Havlicko Nam. 32, Prague II. German So cialist.

Socialista (w.). Ruska 3, Vinohrady, Prague. Socialist Union.

Rude Pravo (d.). Myslikova Ulica 15, Prague II. Communist.

Rabotnik Slaski (w.). Rynek 24, Frysztat. Polish Socialist.

Vorwaerts (d.). Reichenberg. Communist.

Svoboda (d.). Kladno. Communist.

DANZIG ' Danziger Volksstimme. Am Spcndhaus 6, Danzig. ,

DENMARK

Arbejderen (w.). Federation of Trade Unions. Norre Fari- magsgade 49, Copenhagen.

70 LABOR PRESS DIRECTORY

Social-Demokraten (d.). Norre Farimagsgade 49, Copenha gen, Socialist.

Arbejder Bladet (d.). Blaagaerdsgade 29/4, Copenhagen. Communist.

ECUADOR

Confederation Obrera Ecuatoriana, La. Confederation of La bor, Quito.

Boletin, El (irreg.). Ambato. Trade Union. Antorcha, La (w.). Quito. Socialist. Confederacion Obrero. Bocaya 1403, Guayaqui1. Voz del Proletario, La (f.). Guayaqui1. Trade union.

ESTHONIA Uhendus (d.). Brookusmagi 4, Tallinn. Socialist.

FINLAND

Suomen Ammatijarjesto (m.). Federation of Trade Unions,

Sirkuskatu 3. Helsingsfors. Suomen Sosialdemokraatti (d.). Sirkuskatu 3, Helsingfors.

Socialist. Suomen Tyoemies (d.). Helsingfors. Communist.

FRANCE

Peuple, Le. General Confederation of Labor, 67 Quai de Val- my, Paris X.

L'Afelier (w.). 208 Rue St. Maur, Paris X. Trade union.

Voix du Peuple, La (m.). 211 Rue Lafayette, Paris X. Trade union.

Vie Ouvriere, La (w.). 144 Rue Pelleport, Paris XX. Com munist trade union.

Lutte de Classe, La (m.). 144 Rue Pelleport, Paris XX, Com munist trade union.

Populaire, Le. 12 Rue Feydeau, Paris II. Socialist.

L 'Information Sociale (w.). 7 Rue Pasquier, Paris VIII. So cialist.

L'Humanite (d.). 142 Rue Montmartre, Paris II. Communist.

Cahiers du Bolchevisme, Les (w.). 142 Rue Montmartre, Pa ris II. Communist.

Clarte (m.). 16 Rue Jacques Callot, Paris VI. Communist.

OTHER COUNTRIES— GERMANY 71

GERMANY

Arbeit, Die (m.). General Federation of Trade Unions, Insel- strasse 6, Berlin S. 14.

Gewerkschafts-Zeitung (w.). General Federation of Trade Unions, Inselstrasse 6, Berlin -S. 14.

Synkalist, Der (w.). Kopernikusstrasse 25, Berlin O. 34. Syn dicalist.

Kommunistische Gewerkschafter, Der (w.). Rosenthaler- strasse 38, Berlin C. 54. Communist trade union.

Vorwaerts (d.). Lindenstrasse 3, Berlin S.W. 68. Socialist.

Rote Fahne, Die (d.). Communist Party, Warthestrasse 69, Berlin-Neukoln.

GREAT BRITAIN

Daily Herald, The (d.). 2 Carmelite Street, London, E. C. 4. Trade union and Labor Party.

Labor Magazine, The (m.). 33 Eccleston Square, London, S. W. 1. Trades Union Congress and Labor Party.

Lansbury's Labor Weekly (w.). 200 Palace Chambers, Lon don, S. W. 1.

Worker, The (w.). 39 Shuttle Street, Glasgow, Scotland. Min ority trade union movement.

Sunday Worker, The (w.). 74 Swinton Street, Gray's Inn Rd., London, W. C. 1. Minority trade union movement.

Monthly Circular of the Labor Research Department, The 162 Buckingham Palace Road, London, S' W. 1. Current information service. ,

New Leader, The (w.). 24 High Holborn, London, W. C. 2. Independent Labor Party.

Socialist Review, The (m.). 14 Great George Street, London, S. W. 1. Independent Labor Party.

Forward (w.). 30 Brown Street, Port Dundas, Glasgow, Scot land, Socialist.

Justice (w.). 103 Southwark Street, London, S. E. 1. Social Democratic Federation.

Socialist Standard, The (m.). 17 Mount Pleasant, London, W. C. 1. Socialist Labor Party.

Trade Union Unity (m.). 162, Buckingham Palace Road, Lon don, S.W. 1.

Communist Review (m.). 16 King Street, Covent Garden,

. London, W. C. 2.

Workers' Weekly, The (w.). 16 King Street, Covent Garden, London, W. C. 2. Communist.

72 LABOR PRESS DIRECTORY

Workers' Dreadnaught, The (w.). 152 Fleet Street, London, E. C. 4. Communist Workers' Movement.

Labor Monthly, The (m.). l62 Buckingham Palace Road, London, S. W. 1. International labor review.

Fabian News (in.). 25 Tothill Street, London, S. W. 1. Fa bian Society.

Highway, The (m.). l6 Harpur Street, London, W. C. 1. Workers' Educational Association.

Plebs, The (m.). 162a Buckingham Palace Road, London, S. W. l. Labor College.

Soviet Union Review. 68 Lincoln's Inn Fields, Kingsway, London, W. C. 2.

GREECE

Risopastb. Athens. Communist.

GUATEMALA

Novacion (w.). Central American Federation of Labor, Gua temala City.

HUNGARY

Szaksvezeti Ertesito. Federation of Trade Union, Kertesz-

utca 24, Budapest VII. Nepsava (d.). Konti-utca 4, Budapest VII. Socialist.

INDIA

All-India Trade Union Bulletin, The (m.). All-India Trade Union Congress, Servants of India Society, Sandhurst Road, Bombay 4.

Swadaharma (w.). 86 Savarana Perumal Mudaly Street, Ve- pery, Madras. Labor.

Socialist, The (w.). 434 Thakurdwar, Bombay, II.

IRELAND

Voice of Labor, The (w.). Trade Union Congress and Labor Party, Liberty Hall, Dublin.

Irish Worker, The (w.). Irish Workers' Union, Unity Hall, Marlboro Street, Dublin.

Workers' Republic, The (w.). 13 Fleet Street, Dublin. Com munist.

Irish Statesman, The (w.). Irish Agricultural Organization Society, 84 Merrion Square, Dublin.

OTHER COUNTRIES— ITALY 73

ITALY

Battaglie Sindacali (w.). Confederation of Labor, 2 Via

Manfredo Fanti, Milan.

Avanti (d.). Villagio Barovalle 2, Milan. Socialist. Giustizia, La. Via Kramer 19, Milan 20. Socialist. Comunista, II (d.). Rome. Communist.

•

JAPAN

Domei Rodo (w.). General Confederation of Labor, 12 Ki-

ta- Kogacho, Kando, Tokyo. Shakaishugi (m.). 44 Ichome, Motozonacho, Kojimachi-Ku,

"Tokyo, Socialist. Shakai-Shugi Kenkyu (m.). Kin Yamakawa, Tarunii, Hyogo-

Ken. Socialist.

LATVIA

Arodneeks (f.). Federation of Trade Unions, l1-3 Matisa

Eela ds. 6, Riga. Sozialdemocrats. Kr. Barona Eela 25, Riga. Socialist.

LITHUANIA Socialdetnokratas (w.). Keistucio gatve 40, Kaunas.

LUXEMBURG

Proletarier, Der (w.). Federation of Trade Unions, Nej

pergstrasse l3, Luxemburg-Gare. Soziale Republic, Die. Luxemburg.

MEXICO

Humanidad, La (w.). General Confederation of Labor, Plaza de las Vizcainas 3, Mexico, D. F. Anarcho-syndi calist.

Crora (f.). Mexican Federation of Labor, Belisario Domin- guez 64, Mexico City.

Pro-Patria. Mexican Federation of Labor, Orizaba, Vera Cruz.

Resurgimiento, El. Puebla, Puebla. Trade Union.

Aventino (w.). Federation of Graphic Arts, Calle Humboldt 8, Mexico City.

74 LABOR PRESS DIRECTORY

Lucha, La. Calle Belisario Dominguez 40, Mexico City.

Socialist.

Tierra, La. Merida, Yucatan. Socialist. Machete, El (w.). Apartado 2703, Mexico City. Communist. Laborista, El (w.). Calle Aquiles Serdan 39, Mexico City.

Labor Party.

NETHERLANDS

Strijd, De (w.). Federation of Trade Unions, Amstel 224, Amsterdam.

Vakbeweging, De (m.). Federation of Trade Unions, Amstel 224, Amsterdam.

Vakstrijd, De (f.). General Trade Union Federation, Re- gentesselaan 112, The Hague.

Arbeid, De. National Labor Secretariat, Nassaukade 101, Am sterdam.

Volk, Het (d.). Keizersgracht 378, Amsterdam. Socialist.

Socialistische Gids, De (m.). Paleisstraat 43, Amsterdam. Socialist.

Tribune, De (d.). Amstel 85, Amsterdam. Communist.

NEW ZEALAND

Maoriland Worker, The (w.). 290 Wakefield Street, Welling ton. Workers' Union and Labor Party.

NORWAY

Medelsblad Utgit av Landsorganisationen. i Norge (m.).

Federation of Trade Unions, Folkets Hus, Moellergaten

18, Oslo.

Social-Demokraten (d.). Youngsgatan 13, Oslo. Communist. Arbejderbladet (d.). Folkets Hus, Oslo. Communist. Den Nye Socialdemokraten (d.). Ovre Slotsgatan 15 B IV,

Oslo. Socialist. Mot Dag (f.). Christian Augustsgatan 5, Oslo. Communist

student.

POLAND

Robotniczy Przeglad Gospodarczy (f.). Central Trades Fe deration, 7 ul. Warecka, Warsaw.

Wiadotnosci Robotnika (f.). Federation of Trade Unions, 31 Sienna, Warsaw.

OTHER COUNTRIES— PORTO RICO 75

Robotnik (d.). Warecka 7, Warsaw. Socialist. Swit (d.). 13 Lerchengasse, Vienna VIII, Austria. Com munist. Volkstimme (f.). German. Bleichplatz 2, Bielitz.

PORTO RICO

Justicia. Free Federation of Workers, San Juan. Union Obrera (d.). San Juan.

Voz de Obrero (w.). P. O. Box 117, San Juan. Labor. Alba Roja, El (semi-w.). Guayama. Socialist. Conciencia Popular (semi-w.). Humacao. Socialist.

PORTUGAL

Batalha, A. General Confederation of Labor, Calcado do Combro 38-A Lisbon.

RUMANIA

Socialistnul. Strada Academiei 37, Bucharest. Communist. Lumea Noua (w.). Pasagiul Imobiliara, Bucharest. Arbeiter-Zeitung. Strada General Dragalina 1,. Timisoara. Vorwaerts. Strada Scolea 6, Cernauti.

SANTO DOMINGO Radical, El (w.). San Domingo City.

SOUTH AFRICA

Weekly Herald (w.). Industrial Federation, New Trades Hall, Rissik Street, Johannesburg.

South African Review (w.). P. O. Box 664, Capetown. So cialist.

International, The (w.). 54 Fox Street, Johannesburg. Com munist.

SPAIN

Socialista, El (d.). Calle de Carranza 20, Madrid. Federation

of Trade Unions and Socialist Party. Antorcha, La (w.). Apartado 873, Madrid. Communist.

SWEDEN

Fachforeningsrorelsen (w.). Federation of Trade Unions, Barnhusgatan 16, Stockholm.

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Social Demokraten (d.)- Barnhusgatan 14, Stockholm. So cialist.

Folkets Dagblad Politiken (d.). Luntmakaretgatan 52, Stockholm. Communist.

SWITZERLAND

Gewerkschaftliche Rundschau, Revue Syndicale (m.). Fede ration of Trade Unions, Monbijoustrasse 61, Berne. Sentinelle, La (d.). Pare 103, Chaux-de-Fonds. Socialist. Easier Vorwarts. Brunnegasse 3, Base1. Communist.

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS (RUSSIA)

Isvestia (d.). Tverskaya 48, Moscow. Soviet government. Pravda (d.). Tverskaya 38, Moscow. Communist Party. Russische Korrespondenz. Carl Hoym Verlag, Hamburg 8,

Germany. Socialisticheski Viestnik (f.). Lindenstrasse 3, Berlin, S. W.

68, Germany. Social Democratic Labor Party. Volia Rosii (w.). Uhelny trh. 1, Prague, Czechoslovakia.

Social Revolutionary Party.

URUGUAY

Justicia, La. Montevideo. Communist.

Solidaridad, La. Federation of Labor, Cuarein 132l, Monte video.

Tribuna Libertaria. Soriano 1423, Montevideo. Anarchist. Union Sindica1. Rio Negro 111, Montevideo. Syndicalist.

VENEZUELA Venezuela Libre. Apartado 1635, Havana, Cuba.

WEST INDIES

Labor Leader, The (w.). 95 Charlotte Street, Port of Spain, Trinidad.

YUGOSLAVIA

Radnicke Novine. General Federation of Labor, Novi Soc-

jalisticki Narodni Dom, Belgrade. Radnik. Kosmayska 43, Belgrade. Communist.



INDEX

(UNITED STATES ONLY)

A

Advance (Amalg. Clo. Wkrs.).... 9

Advance (Birmingham, Ala,) 30

Advocate (Terre Haute, Ind.).... 40

Agricultural Cooperation 14

Agricultural Grange News 14

Akron Herald 52

Alton Leader 37

Amalgamated Journal 1

American Child 25

American Economic Review 25

American Federation of Labor

Weekly News Service 1

American Federation of Teachers

Monthly Bulletin 1

American Federationist 1

American Flint 1

American Labor Legislation Re view 25

American Labor Monthly 49

American Labor Reporter 49

American Lab9r World 49

American Marine Engineer 9

American Photo Engraver 2

American Pressman 2

American Railroad Chronicle .... 31

American Vanguard 43

Americke Delnicke Listy 1 6

Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 25

Anthracite! Labor News .' 56

Arbetaren 22

Arbeiter-Zeitung (Chicago, 1ll.) 16 " " (St. Louis, Mo.) 17

Arbitrator 25

Arizona Labor Journal 31

Artisan 36

Asheville Advocate 51

Associate Magazine 14

B

Bakers' Journal 2

Baltimore Federationist 43

Baltimore Trades Unionist 44

Beaver Valley Labor News 55

Bermunkas 11

Blacksmiths Journal 2

Boilermakers & Iron Ship builders' Journal 2

Bottle Maker 2

Brewery Workers' Journal 2

Bricklayer, Mason & Plasterer.... 2

Bridge 15

Bridgemen's Magazine 2

Brockton Diamond 44

Brookwood Review 13

Broom Maker 3

Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire men & Enginemen's Magazine 9

Buchdrucker-Zeitung 3

Buffalo Labor Journal 49

Bulletin of the United States

Bureau of Labor Statistics 29

Bulletin of the Women's Bureau 29

California Christian Advocate.... 26

California Labor Chronicle 33

Carolina Farmer 23

Carpenter 3

Catholic Mirror 26

Cedar Rapids Tribune 41

Central Blatt & Social Justice.... 26

Central Labor Journal 57

Central Labor Union News : 40

Charlotte Herald 5f

Chicago Socialist 17

Christian Advocate (Nashville) .. 27 " (New York) 27

Christian Century 27

Christian Register 27

Christian Work 27

Chronicle (Cincinnati, Ohio) 52

" (Leavenworth, Kan.).... 42 (New York, N. Y.) .. 50

" (Two Harbors, Minn.) 46 Cigarmakers' Official Journal).. 3

Citizen (Los Angeles, Calif.) 32

(Schenectady, N. Y.).... 17

Cleveland Cooperator 15

Cleveland Federationist 53

Colorado Labor Advocate 35

Colorado Union Farmer 15

Columbus Federationist 53

Commercial Teleg. Journal 3

Commonwealth 39

Congregationalist 27

Connecticut Labor News 35

Continent 27

Contra-Costa County Labor

Journal 32

Cooperation 15

Cooperative Bulletin 15

Cooperatprs Herald 15

Cooperative News Service 15

Cooperative Student 15

Coopers' International Journa1.... 3

Courier-Herald 57

Craftsman (Dallas, Tex 58

(Lincoln, Neb.) 48

D

Daily American Tribune 41

Daily Record (Oakland, Calif.) 32 Daily Worker 20

77

78 LABOR PRESS DIRECTORY

Galesburg Labor News 38

Garment Worker 4

General Bulletin 4

Gerechtigkeit 4

Giustizia 4

Gleaner 37

Glos Robotniczy 45

Golos Truzenika 11

Granite Cutters Journal 4

Guernsey Valley Bulletin 52

H

Dallas Craftsman 58

Darbas 9

Darbininkas 44

Darbininkiu Balsas 20

Dayton Labor Review 53

Decatur Weekly News 38

Delnik 20

Denver Labor Bulletin 35

Detroit Labor News 45

Desteptarea 20

Dziennik Ludowy 17

E

Hairenik 17

Hannibal Labor Press 46

Headgear Worker 4

Herald (Huntington, Ark.) 31

(Madill, Okla.) 54

Herald of Gospel Liberty 28

Home Cooperator 15

Hoosier Farmer 23

Hotel Worker 10

East Bay Labor Journal 32

Echo 27

Echo-Boomer 42

Elevator Constructor 3

El Paso Labor Advocate 58

Emancipator 17

Empire State Leader 50

Empros 20

Equity Magazine 3

Equitist 31 j.

Eteenpain 20 Iujn°js j£i™r ..e*.S.."Z"Z""Z 39

Illinois State Federation of

F Labor Weekly News Letter.... 37

Illinois Tradesman 40

Facts for Worlds 13 Independent (Boone, Iowa) 40

Farm & Labor Journal 24 " (Harrisburg, Pa.).. 55

Farmer-Labor Advocate 23 " (Knoxville, Tenn.).. 57

Farmer-Labor News (Modesto) 23 Independent Union News 31

" (Sioux Falls) 23 Industrial Advocate 56

Farmer-Labor State Record 23 Industrial Bulletin 29

Farm-Labor Union News 23 Industrial Herald 44

Federal Council Bulletin 27 Industrial Hygiene Bulletin 29

Federal Employee 3 Industrialist 12

Federated Press Daily Mail Ser- Industrialist! 11

vice Sheet 13 Industrial News 45

federated Press Labor Letter .... 14 Industrial Pioneer 11

Federation News 37 Industrial Solidarity II

Federatiomst (Baltimore) 43 Industrial Unionist 12

(Charleston) 61 Industrial Weekly 50

(Cleveland) 53 Industrial Worker 12

(Columbus) 53 Industrijalni Radnik 12

(New York) 50 Information Service (Federal

(New Orleans) .... 43 Council of Churches) 28

(Oklahoma City) .. 54 Internacional 36

Felszabadulas 11 International Bookbinder 4

Firemen & Oilers Journal 3 International Fire Fighter 4

Florida Labor News 36 International Horseshoers'

Fortschritt 9 Monthly Magazine 4

Forum .....' 34 International Labor News

Forward, Jewish Daily 17 Service 1

Fox River Leader 37 International Metal Trades

Free Lance 47 Amalgamtion Bulletin 12

Free Press 40 International Holders' Journa1.. 4

Free Voice of the Amalgamated International Musician 4

Food Workers 9 International Pocketbook Worker 10

Free Youth 17 International Steam Engineer .. 5

Freiheit 20 International Stereotypers &

Friend 14 Electrotypers* Union Journa1.. 5

Fur Worker 3 Iowa Homestead 23

INDEX 79

Iowa Labor News 40

Iowa Union Farmer 16

Iowa Unionist 41

Iron City Trades Council 56

Iedna Velka Unie 12 ewelry Workers' Monthly 5 ewish Daily Forward v.. 17 ewish Workers Voice 14 ournal of Electrical Workers.... 5 ournal of Labor (Atlanta, Ga.) 36

' (Louisville, Ky.) 42

" " " (Peoria, 1ll.).... 39 Journal of Political Economy.... 25 Journal of the Switchmen's

Union 5

Journeyman Barber 5

Justice 5

K

Kansas City Labor News 47

Kansas Leader 24

Kansas Trade Unionist 42

Kansas Union Farmer 16

Kentucky Union Farmer 16

Kern County Union Labor

Journal 31

Knoxville Independent 57

Lhbor (Washington, D. C.) ...... 35

Labor Advocate (Birmingham) .. 30 " " (Cincinnati) ...... 52

" " (Denver, Colo.) 35

(El Paso; Tex.) 58

" " (Lexington, Ky.) 42

" (Nashville, Tenn.) 58

(Quincy, 111.).... 39 (Racine,

Labor Labor Labor

Age

, Wis.).. 61 (Reading, Pa.).. 19 (Tacoma, Wash.) 61 (Utica, N. Y.).. 61 (York, Pa.) ...... ' 57

55 and Industry .................... 30

Banker ................ 50

Labor Bulletin (Butte, Mont.).... 47

" " (Denver, Colo.) ...... 35

" " (State of Illinois).. 30

" . " (Kansas City, Kan.) 41

Labor Clarion ..... ........................... 33

Labor Defender ............................ 57

Labor Educator .............................. 51

Laborer ................ 47

Labor Forum (Evansville, Ind.) 40

" " (Pt. Arthur, Tex.) 59

Labor Free Press ........................ 56

Labor Gazette (Peoria, 111.) ........ 39

" (Wilmington, De1.) 35

Labor Herald (Allentown, Pa.).. 55

(Newport, Ky.).... 43

" (Richmond, Va.).. 60

" (Rochester, N. Y.) 40

" " (Wilmington, De1.) 35

Labor Journal (Buffalo, N. Y.) 49 " (Canton, Ohio).... 52

" (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 61 (Denison, Tex.).. 58 (Everett, Wash.) 60 (Houston, Tex.) 59 (Kas. City, Mo.) 47 (Monongahela, Pa.) 56 (Phoenix, Ariz.).. 31 (San Bernardino) 33 (Santa Rosa, Calif.) 34 (Stockton, Calif.).. 34 (Superior, Wis.) 61 (Troy, N. Y.).... 51

(Vallejo, Calif.).. 34 " (Zanesville, Ohio) 54 Lab r Leader (Baltimore, Md.).. 44 " (Danville, 111.) .... 38

(Grand Forks) ...... 52

" (Lancaster, Pa.).. 56 (Portland, Me.).... 43

" (San Diego) ...... 33

Lab

News (Akron, Ohio) 52

Lai Lab La'

" (Beaver, Pa.) 55

(Buffalo, N. Y.).. 49 (Colorado Springs) 34 (Detroit, Mich.).... 45 (Eureka, Calif.).... 32 (Galesburg, 111.).. 38

(Jacksonville) 36

(Kansas City) 47

(Long Beach) 32

(Manchester) 48

(New Haven) .... 35

(New Philadelphia) 53 (New Rochelle).... 50 (Rockford, 111.).... 39 (St. Joseph, Mo.) 47 (Salt Lake City) 59

(Sioux Falls) 57

(Tampa, Fla.) 36

(Virginia, Minn.) 46 (Wilkes-Barre) .... 57 (Winona, Minn.).. 46 (Worcester, Mass.) 44 ss (Hannibal, Mo.).... 46

(Portland, Ore.) .. 55

or Pr r Re

or R'e

ord (New Orleans).... 43 (Youngstown) .... 54 iew (Augusta, Ga.).. 36

Great Falls) 48

(Dayton, Ohio) .. 53 (Memphis, Tenn.) 58 (Minneapolis) .... 46

(Portsmouth) 53

(Springfield) 44

(Worcester) 44

Labor Review of Hudson County 48

Labor Standard 35

Labor Student 14

Labor Tribune 46

Labor Union 42

Labor Unity 20

Labor Weekly (Auburn, N. Y.) 49 " " (Lorain, Ohio) 53

80 LABOR PRESS DIRECTORY

Labor World (Bellingham) 60

" (Chattanooga) 57

" ' " (Duluth, Minn.).. 45

" " (Marshalltown) .. 41

" " (Pittsburgh, Pa.).. 56

" " (Spokane, Wash.) 60

Laisve 20

Lake County Chronicle 46

Lansing Industrial News 45

Lather 5

Lavoratore 20

Lavoratore Italiano 42

Lavoro 10

Law and Labor 25

Leader (Alton, 1ll.) 37

Leader (Dubuque, Iowa) 41

Leader, Kansas 24

Leader, Milwaukee — 18

Leader, Minnesota 24

Leader, Oklahoma 54

Leader (Sedalia, Mo.) 47

Leather Workers' Journal 5

Legislative Labor News 49

Life and Labor Bulletin 5

Lithographers' Journal 6

Living Church 28

Llano Colonist 16

Locomotive Engineers' Journa1.. 10

Longshoreman 6

Louisville American 42

Loyalty Press 56

L'Unione 35

Luz y Verdad 59

M

Machinists' Monthly Journal .... 6

Magyar Banyaszlap 42

Maine Labor Leader 43

Manchester Labor News 48

Marine Worker 12

Marshall County Enterprise 24

Marshalltown Labor World 41

Messenger 18

Metal Trades Department

Bulletin 1

Methodist Review 28

Miami News 36

Miami Valley Socialist 18

Michigan Christian Advocate .... 28

Mid-West News 48

Milwaukee Leader 18

Miner, Illinois 39

Miners' Magazine 6

Miner, Williamson County 39

Minneapolis Cooperator 16

Minneapolis Labor Review 46

Minnesota Leader 24

Minnesota Union Advocate 46

Missouri Trades Unionist 46

Mixer and Server 6

Montana Labor Review 48

Monthly Labor Reyiew, United

States Department of Labor.... 30

Motorman and Conductor 6

Munkas, A 22

Musical and Theatrical News .... 33

N

Nation 25

National Catholic Welfare Coun cil News Service 28

National Gleaner Forum 24

National Labor Journal 56

National Labor Tribune 56

Naujtenos 18

Nebraska Craftsman 48

Nebraska Union Farmer 16

Needle Worker 13

Newark Leader (Newark, Ohio) 53

New England Labor Digest 57

New England Labor Review 44

New Era 43

New Leader 18

New Northwest 48

New Republic 25

News 52

News-Bulletin (League for In dustrial Democracy) 14

News-Bulletin (National Bureau

of Economic Research) 26

New Yorker Volkszeitung 20

New York Teacher 50

North Dakota Labor Leader 52

North Dakota Nonpartisan 24

Northwestern Christian Advo cate 28

Northwest Painter 60

Novy Mir 21

Nykyaika 18

Ny Tid 21

Obrana 21

Observer 45

Office Employees' Journal 50

Official Bulletin (Workers'

School) 14

Official Journal (Asbestos

Workers) 6

Official Magazine (Teamsters).. 6

Oil Worker 32

Oklahoma Federationist i4

Oklahoma Labor Market 30

Oregon Labor Press 55

Oklahoma Leader 54

Oklahoma Trades Review 54

Orange County Workman 49

Oregon Safety News 30

Organized Labor .*. 33

P

Pacific Christian Advocate 28

Painter and Decorator 6

Panther Creek News , 55

Paper Makers Journal 6

Parola del Popolo 18

Pattern Makers Journal 6

Paving Cutters Journal 7

Pennsylvania Labor Herald 55

People (Arkon, Ohio) 52

People (Socialist Labor Party) 23

People's Press (Hallock, Minn.) 24

" (Toledo, Ohio) .... 54

INDEX 81

People's Voice 24

Peoria Labor Gazette 39

Philadelphia Tageblatt 18

Plaindealer 42

Plasterer 7

Plate Printer 7

Plumbers, Gas & Steam Fitters'

Journal 7

Political Science Quarterly 26

Postal Record 7

Potters' Herald 7

Prace 10

Printing Trades Amalgamationist 13 Progressive Building Trades

Worker 13

Progressive Labor 57

Progressive Labor World 56

Proletar 21

Proletarec 18

Proletarian 21

Proletario 12

Prosyeta 38

Providence Visitor 28

Przemyslowa Democracia 10

Publications of the Children's

Bureau 30

Public Ownership 38

uarry Workers' Journal ............ 7

al of Economics 26 ews .................... 39

uarterly Journal of Economics 26 Labor Ne

uincy

R

Rabotchy Golos .............................. 10

<Rabotnicheska Prosveta ................ 22

Radnicka Borba ............................ 23

Radnik ................ 21

Railroad Amalgamation Advocate 13

Rajlroad Brotherhoods Journa1.. 43

Railroad Telegrapher .................. 7

Railroad Trainman ........................ 10

Railroad Worker ............................ 10

Railroad Workers' Bulletin ...... 12

Railway Carmen's Journal - ..... 7

Railway Clerk ................ 7

Railway Conductor ........................ 10,

Railway Employees' Journal .... 11

Railway Expressman .................... 11

Railway Federationist .................... 47

Railway Maintenance of Way

Employees' Journal ................ 7

Railway Post Office .................... 8

Raivaaja ................ 19

Rank and File .............................. 33

Range Labor News ........................ 46

Rassyiet ................ 50

Reading Labor Advocate ............ 19

Record, Daily (Oakland, Calif.) 32

Reformed Church Messenger.... 29

Retail Clerks' International

Advocate ................ 7

Risveglio ................ 35

Road To Freedom - ....................... 26

Robitnychj Holos ........................ 23

Robotnik Polski 19

Rovnost Ludu 38

San Diego Labor Leader 33

St. Joseph Labor News 47

St. Joseph Union 47

St. Louis County Independent.. 46

St. Louis Labor 19

St. Louis Christian Advocate.... 29

Sasnanio 21

Saturday Union Record 47

Seamen's Journal 8

Searchlight (Bloomington, 1ll.).. 37 " (San Francisco) .... 34

Seattle Union Record 60

Sedalia Leader 47

Sheet Metal Workers' Journa1.. 8

Shoe Workers' Journal 8

Signalmen's Journal 8

Sleeping Car Conductor 8

Slovensky Obcan 56

Socialist World 19

Social Service Bulletin 29

Solidaridad 12

Solidarity 14

Sonoma County Labor Journal 34 Southern California Cooperator.. 16 Southern California Labor Press 32

Southern Churchman 29

Southern Labor Review 30

Southwestern Bricklayer 58

Southwestern Record 31

Southwestern Railway Journal .. 59 Southwest Washington Labor

Press 60

Sponge and Brush 39

Spravedlnost 21

Springfield Laborer 47

Square Deal (Bisbee, Ariz.) 31

" (Jackson, Mich.) .. 45 " " (Richmond, Va.) .. 60

Star 58

Stark County Labor Journal .... 52

State Federationist 50

Steam Shovel and Dredge 1 1

Stockton Labor Journal 34

Stone Cutters Journal 8

Stove Mounters and Range

Workers' Journal 8

Summit County Labor News .... 52

Superior Labor Journal 61

Survey 26

Tacoma Labor Advocate 61

Tailor 8

Texas Carpenter 58

Texas Railway Employees'

Journal 59

Textile Worker 8

Tie Vapauteen 12

Times-Advocate 59

Tobacco Worker 8

Toiler 58

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Toledo Union Leader 54

Toveri : 21

Trades Council Union News 47

Trades Union Advocate 49

Trades Unionist (Baltimore) 44

(Joplin, Mo.).. 46

(Topeka, Kan.) 42

" " (Washington)... 36

Trades Union Journal 52

Trades Union News 56

Train Dispatcher 11

Tribune (Sacramento, Calif.) .... 33 (Springfield, Ohio) .... 53

Tri-City Labor Review 39

Tri-City Labor Voice 41

Tri-County Labor News 32

Truth 50

Twin City Review 37

Tyomies 21

Typographical Journal 9

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Uj Elore 22

Ukrainian Daily News 22

Union (Indianapolis, Ind.) 40

(St. Joseph, Mo.) 47

Union Advocate (St. Paul) 46

" (Sioux City) .. 41

Union Banner 59

Union Clay Worker 9

Union Herald 51

Unionist (Des Moines, Iowa).... 41

(Norfolk, Va.) 59

" (Omaha Neb.) 48

Unionist Journal 54

Union Journal 34

Union Lbr. Advocate (Chicago).. 38 (Elizabeth) 48 (Hot Springs) 31 nestown) 49

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Union Laborer 61

Union Labor Jrn1. (B'k'sf'ld).... 31

' (Oakland).... 33

Union Labor Messenger 49

Union Labor News (Chicago).... 38

" " " (Indianapolis) 40

(Santa B'bara) 34

Union Labor Record 51

Union Leader (Chicago, III.) .... 38

(Toledo, Ohio) .. 54

Union News (Allentown, Pa.) .. 55

" " (Fresno, Calif.).... 32

Union Postal Clerk 9

Union Press 24

Union Record (St. Louis, Mo.) 47

" (Seattle, Wash.).. 60

Union Reporter (Alliance, Ohio) 52

" " (Canton, Ohio).. 52

Union Review 59

Union Standard 58

United Consumer 16

United Mine Workers' Journa1.. 9

Unity 29

Unity and Justice 21

Universal Engineer 50

Upholsterers' Journal 9

Utah Labor News 59.

Uus Ilm 22

Uusi Kotima 24

Vanguard, American 43

Vermilion County Star 38

Vilnis 22

Virginia Unionist 59

Volks-Stimme 19

Volkszeitung, New Yorker 20

Vorwaerts (Communist) 22

Vorwaerts (Socialist) 17

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Waco Farm and Labor Journa1.... 24

Wage Earner 44

Watchman-Examiner 29

Wecker 19

Weekly Dispatch 59

Weekly People 23

Western Massachusetts Labor

Review 44

Western Progressive Farmer .... 24

West Side Union 34

West Virginia Federationist 61

Williamson County Miner 39

Wisconsin Labor Market 30

Wisconsin Labor Statistics 30

Worker (Fort Wayne, Ind.) .... 40

Worker, Daily 20

Workers' Education , 14

Workers' Journal 52

Workers' Monthly 13

Workers' Voice 45

Working World 57

Workman (Rome, Ga.) 37

(Yonkers, N. Y.) 51

World 19

World Tomorrow 26

Wyoming Labor Journal 61

Yiddisher Arbeiter 19

York Labor Advocate 57

Young Comrade 22

Young Worker 22

Zanesville Tribune 54

Zion's Herald 29

Zukunft 19

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