The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-04-26

While in Butte livedin a Finnish board ~ IM
ing house near hall At o'clock in the 3C\ 80
morning August 1917 automobile load of thugs w So
the building where Little had his ROOM They NYaT
got room, either dragged or carried him
his broken leg down to the automobile
They rope around his neck and must have dragged
him part or all the way bridge where they hung him
by the neck They pinned to his shirt card Bill p ohan
got deadly warning 777 of the vigilance
Committee.
When Frank Titles body in charge by
the mine workers huge held in the graveyard
flat below Butte.
picture the funeral of Joe Hill was taken from head
Pittsburgh and who has to be Federal agent
eocAILED independent unions organizations and the
of Labor definitely for the war; and IN
every trade and industry they had secured real personal
nene1s IN the way al v for overme And they worked
they could The LWW adopted the slogan;
"overme tm any there who working no
time"
country going mad about the On the 9th of Sep
temb the Of the Department of Justice wooped
down of vultures The organization was
dd from coast to coast from the Great Lakes to the Gull OF
Mexico The general Headquarters the main offices of the industrial
unions the industrial branches and the were
hands of the Even the homes OF the members
invaded And all of this took place without search warrant OF
any kind
on the literature typewriers Monograph machines
pictures wall and poons from the floor seized as
World there piled the Federal Build
b the of the Federal Special
judiciary assigned to this work
An indictment five counts found against the officers and
violating all passed after the declaration of
They were emergency void
eral raid upon the LW.W. on September 2s 1917
THIS time the arrest of oganiza
general them crowded into jail all
Sacramento Call Wichita and the larger Chi
Ill Members dragged from their homes and families single
their living Places brought Chicago shaced and hand
ued The arrests not surprise but had left his post
though it would have been for to have the
at the hour and they practically occurred that way though
Chicago the had not been prepared.
officers surrounded the general headquarters
West Madison Chicago Taro Yahharo and in barber
told what taking AS shaved went
back what going As opened the door saw several
been in the office several days during the time of the previous raid
There up along I
and driven the Federal Building and there taken up into
the office of the Secret Service Department
HILTON CLAYBAUGH superintendent of the secret agents. asked
II adjoining When seated he began to
the whereabouts of members of the organization
l told him had no information to give him.
Pagan special who had been brought from Washing
Pougets Sabotage his hand Cayaugh introduced him
luck brought
Marshal Bradley read to the that should have been
my strange experiences law
taken the subway the building
into patrol wagons and driven Cook County jail We went into
the entrance and put into small CELL there to wait until
en we're be nsze on on The the & Chaplin used the time " draw
This Jail in which the martyrs
pned for eighteen months and where they hanged did
the numbers the cells that they
lived in those cells while in place.
When records give
place religion etc Some Of the boys when asked about their
religion answered. The Industrial Workers the World guard
sad "Thats religion" "Wel they replied
I've go Another question that your
best frnd" One member ad "Bl Haywood" guard said:
e can't do good he's here with you The
"Thats all right he's my best friend"
grave according specifications
feet wide, z feet long, n inches deep.
In the neat chapter Haywood tells how rebels kept
before during trial Chicago Wkat
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