Critics rail at IWW amid wartime labor unrest in 1917
The piece denounces the Industrial Workers of the World amid strikes in Lawrence Little Falls and New York waiters. It portrays W D Haywood as a leading IWW figure and attacks his aims while praising reformist labor voices, citing the Miners Magazine critique of him.
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Lawrence
Little Falls
New Yor
Industrial Workers of the World
I W. W
I.W.W
W. D. Haywood
Nanaimo
Miners’ Magazine
Western Federation of Miners
Big Bill
William D. Haywood
West
Haywood
1.W.w
Miners’Magazine
Labor Movement
Bill Haywood
Sabotage Defined as Organized Production Hampering
The article explains sabotage as deliberate interference with industry to hinder output. It describes workers striking intermittently, persuading others to quit, and returning to work only to repeat the cycle, plus acts like deliberate mistakes, improper material mixing, or removing parts to stall machinery.
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