Views of Col A W Harris on the situation
Kingston New Mexico July 24 Readers present a column by Col A W Harris arguing for breaking silence against labor violence tied to Homestead and Carnegie Steel. He condemns arson dynamite and coercion while praising Carnegie and warning against arbitration schemes and labor radicals.
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Col
A. W. Harris
Kingston, N. M
The
Albuquerque Democrat
Mugagar
Carriegie
Amalgamated Steel Association
Tabover
Tolaho
Palmer
Democrat
Carnegie
Albuquerque
A.W. Hannis
Connellaville Coke
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Carnegie Steel Association
Braddock
Union
Homestead
Inber
Herr Most
Wreshire
New York
Herr John Most
Frick
Nost
Esaint
Wrick
Pittsburg
A Prospector Describes Mission Idaho Shooting
Molloy, an eye witness, alleges a shooting at Mission Idaho by strikers killed at least a dozen non union men. He recalls a nervous crowd, a young man with a Winchester, and shots fired at a man on the track. Molloy doubts the assailants were miners and questions mobs past work history and dress.
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Molloy
Strickers
Mission
Idaho
T Notwed
Velow
Gould
Miners” Union
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