Ettor and Giovannitti Faces in Lawrence Strike Trial
Pro fascist style piece attacking Ettor and Giovannitti depicts industrial magnates as corrupt power brokers backing law enforcement to crush labor. It highlights the American Woolen Co and Pacific Mills in Lawrence, the use of militia, harsh judges, and proclamations by Halliday and Ettor’s praise from supporters as trials loom.
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Ettor
Giovannitt
Lawrence
New England and Wall
United States
American Woolen Co
New England
Wood
Ttip
Lawrence Mills
American Woolen Company
Boston
Arlington Mills
Whitman Internats
New York
Whitman
Ita
Whit- Tan
Arso
Pacific Mills
A. Mills
Tta
James R. Dunbar
Dunbar
Reginald Foster
Boston and Albany
Boston and Maine Railroad
New Haven and Hartford
J. P. Morgan
Amory
Boston and Maine
Harvard College
Morgan
Textile Manufacturers Association
Lowell
Mass
Giovannuti
Wi D. Haywood
Wm. B. Trautman
Wm. Yates
Ottor Gaintil
Thins. Halliday
Edmund Rossonio
Jas. P. Thompson
Guido Mazzorrou
Hack
Elise
Morese
Thomas ‘Halliday
Tonisnoa
Halliday
Dow
Halilday
Bihor
Effort to Free Ettor and Giovannitti Sparks Worker Protest
An fiery call argues Ettor and Giovannitti were wrongfully jailed as accessories before the fact to murder. It urges workers to act, maintain solidarity, and free the leaders, warning against capitalists and urging mass protest from sea to sea.
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Moyer
Haywood
Pattibone
Ettor
Giovannitt
Sealand
Giovannitti
Lawrence Strike described by George Brington in Review
Brington notes Ettor as chair of the general strike committee organizing about 25 000 mill operatives from diverse backgrounds. He describes nine weeks of activity, a quiet Sunday masking ongoing mobilization, and the emergence of the word Solidarity as the upheaval’s key banner amid widespread operative meetings.
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George Brington
Lawrence
Lawrence Hyvening Tribune
Ettor
Pttor
Citizens' Committee Report on Strike Conditions in Lawrence
The Boston American reports the Boston Citizens' Committee findings on strike conditions in Lawrence. Continued on page six, the March 15 issue details local labor tension and municipal response with emphasis on police and community actions.
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Boston American
Boston Citizens’ Weport
Lawrencs
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G Anderman
Jour Bal Pinoe
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Boston Herald
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