The daily worker., 1929-04-22

Answer: most certainly do It is only f. %@
the terrible violences that practed by the capl- &x
Chairman Walsh: Then there is another ques- "A TY
ton: Will LWWm do away with crime and Grim w 81
nals? If not how will organize your society to C#N
protect the welbehaved many against the VICIOUS NA<~
Answer: Industrial will do away with crime
criminals against
Abohng the aboshng private properw remove
95 cent of the crime
THE strike the iron
the history Workers the World though
tars ON charge of murder will describe the affair later
began Silver Aurora which iron
property the conditions under which the miners working
the miners were compelled drag places
they had to get down all fou in the sush and mud and drag the
the strike began 1t rapidly extended to
$4,000 men involved in the strike E@
This States Steel Corporation
o murder.
The first call the guards and
districts for the breaking the strike
or demonstrations Of the strikers
the of of their strongest means of agitation The
FINNISH by Alar killed while sitting
the porch of his house with his babe in his This murder
funeral the occasion Of
who went from the Virginia the
of the procession which was Inscribed yAn egg for an eye
parade followed by band of music As they marched along,
were being made at graveside
different naonaes by upfted right hand
later used in trial when the organizers OF the
arrested with the murder of
of gang which Duluth % M to & g on E 5a 5s ss s
of miner by the Masnovih with whom two other miners
the shots men, grocery
Finnish worker named Lavas and the syTon
witch and the other miners well Of the organizers The
prison in Duluth and held there without bail s4al4
AT started campaign defense Denver
for Judge Hilton whom had previously employed behalf Of
George young lawyer
By ens s 5 had We 's @ s sea s
oa and felt that we well prepared to defend not only the
striking miners who were involved
Joe Ettor who then the general organizer Of the WV had
been doing work and vicinity He had
been active since the Lawrence strike He arrived the ground
general headquarters
large nsnn sum Of Of. money none was raised
conviction of the three miners At wired Etor file
pleaded guilty sentenced from to
twenty in the penenay I teegraphed him at
Elizabeth Guey Flynn who had also been working the st
IN going the situation carefully developed arrange
in t Pss hat wo ndo psd %
and get sentence while the organizers of the WW
in the court farce The miners who
w % rss a ns % 5 % had s snS guilty to
Joe Schmidt Polish organizer said to at the conference at
neadquarters III Those
should have been prison."
the words of Schmidt then looked to Etor Flynn and
explanation did not much from
member the organization though had done effective
the strike
the could
when he being held for murder the
would not have permitted him plead guilty anything
to splitting the sidewalk.
The three of them knew that injustice had the
convicted who their
part the affair terminated their connection with the LWW Er
and Flynn had long connected with the WW and
and They should
entrapped by lawyers who would rather fx than try it.
IN the nert chapter Haywood tells Of the artificial stimulation
Of describes the beginnings Bn0s
ramsun Yox Of Bill HayWoods Book free with
years snbsupion n ts paaU Worker