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“...co-operation.
Following the Amsterdam Congress the columns of the
Daily People were opened to the discussion of the question of
unity, and this theme became the all absorbing topic, interest
being increased by the fact that at the same time the Industrial
Union movement had begun to take shape, presupposing on
the part of its advocates the acceptance or recognition of So-
cialist Labor Party premises, the necessity of a class conscious
economic organization.
A young man just out of college made his debut at the.
1904 national convention of the Socialist Labor Party. Many
thought that the young man was quite an acquisition to the
movement. With the physique of an athlete, the air of a col-
lege professor, and the politeness of a funeral director at a
first class funeral, when the funeral fees are paid in advance,
he was hailed by the delegates as the man of the hour. This
young man was Frank Bohn.
Adrent of Frank Bohn
Bohn was made national organizer of the party, made ex-
tensive trips through...”
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