The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-04-25

burned by the Some W. ~
:'Sss the there 1s 'sas r's
bodies These sold for $2 apiece probably for Wy FL
dssectng purposes in the medical college. NE~y9N
The fire in the specuaOr mine was quickly fol-
This strike conducted by that had been formed called
United Mine Workers Former members of the Western
received the information that the intended to make
ean Federation Labor But the officials who to
appsed that LWw would into
contract or rec men with any employee Nv M n.a
Mine WORKERS %s Of Illinois said to have n gone M n sr %
Union formerly the Western Federation of Miners This oaniza
the of L. during the war;
The International Mine, Mill and smeer Workers Union made
little with the of the A. F. of L. and the
Meyer paid lip service Gompers at Pan American Con-
behalf when trial in Idaho
that Gompes did nothing did not raise his voice. though
unions affiliated the A F. of L. helped financially and real
earnest support
not forget to lambast Gompes for what he did not do
Meyer finally removed from the presidency of the Nine Mill
declaration by Bruere
who then writing series of articles called Following the Trail
of the IWW that the organization be raided He told
that this end Sam Gompers had Newton Baker then
Baker to the suggestion opers seriously the latter
then went the Department of Justice where he met with
An extremely bitter of publicity had been started by the
charging the IWW with receiving of German gold
said that intended poison the canned goods used by the
and that responsible for the of the hoof
THE organizing by
extending the different mining of the and
determined demand of The Copper Trust had
increased the price of from II SO
pound giving thought pro-
duced the The infamous Citizens Alliance
Early in the morning of July 10TH 1917 the United
Verde Copper Company Jerome Arizona belonging ex-senator
William Clark rounded the miners of that and selecting 70
mnts from among them loaded these cattle and sent them
back across the Arizona ne the breaking Kngman
Arizona
by the of the mining and the business %
ment who composed Vigilance Committee They went the small
miners lived and routed them bed
herded together they loaded into cattle
shipped the desert of Hmnas There they noaded left
As got word of this outrage tegraphed
turned to their homes Bisbee and there protected from the fury
of the mob received . no the the wire sent and day
Mexico Again the president and received reply
posed their fellow workers and began agae earnestly
ners IS ad s the where they had control enough
brought bitter retaliation the part of the employing and the
meeting the Executive Board held in Chicago in july
definite action decided other than what
s to- % s Ma s @ ate would be
Chaplin then editor of Solidarity published the following the
"were You Drafted?
attitude fhs e Sahas On Moss Of War;
to the people Of the United States and generally recognized by the
impeaistc We have b mas opposed opp an nana ana
that war is question with which have
compromise
members joining the military forces any always
been expelled from the organization
THE IWW has placed itself record regarding opposition
and also being bitterly having
into the bloody and needless
nations.
"The principle of the solidarity labor to which we
have always adhered makes impossible for participate any
and all OF the UNDERGRADUATES of the parasite
"Our literature entire membership
the spirit Of union give evidence oppose
ton to both capitalism and its
"A members of the LWW who drafted should mark
their claims for exemption LWW, opposed to war;"
Judge Kerr member Farrington's
staff for many years. He had his office the UMWA
headquarters at Springfield He directly represented district
as an assistant prosecutor the framed
of the Ziegler boys, for murder He died in 1927.
Neat Hayoood will tell Of the murder Frank Little
natio-de raid By the Department the IWW Get
Of Blu HaywooGs Book free Nth yearly subscription
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