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‘How They Hanged a Railroad Striker in Arkansas’ from Justice (I.L.G.W.U.). Vol. 6 No. 40. October 3, 1924.
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‘How They Hanged a Railroad Striker in Arkansas’ from Justice (I.L.G.W.U.). Vol. 6 No. 40. October 3, 1924.
Several hundred striking shop workers striking against the Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad in Harrison, Arkansas were violently rounded up and with their families deported to Missouri in January, 1923 by the local government/Klan/businessmen, who also took union organizer Ed C. Gregor from jail and hung him from a nearby railroad bridge. Those behind the […]
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