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New Jersey's Army of Unoccupation
Follette, Suzanne La | May 13, 1936 issue

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This article presents the author's views on the proceedings of the state assembly in New Jersey. Ray Cooke, national secretary-treasurer of the Workers' Alliance, was announcing an agreement with the Speaker of the regular Assembly of New Jersey whereby the insurgents would temporarily adjourn to the gallery in order that the chamber might be put in order for its regular occupants. The insurgents adopted a resolution to that effect and filed out. The spectators followed. Fortunately there was plenty of room in that side of the gallery which was thrown open.

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CONGRESSES & conventions; ASSOCIATIONS, institutions, etc.; WORKS councils; GUILDS; NEW Jersey -- Politics & government; NEW Jersey; UNITED States
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