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‘Otistown and its Unemployed’ by Georgia Kotsch from Solidarity. Vol. 5 No. 211. January 24, 1914.
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‘Otistown and its Unemployed’ by Georgia Kotsch from Solidarity. Vol. 5 No. 211. January 24, 1914.
On Christmas Day, 1913 unemployed gathered at the Los Angeles Plaza where police attacked and the crowd resisted for hours. The Mexican-born wobbly Rafael Adames was killed. Georgia Kotsch describes the funeral and circumstances of his death, saving extra venom for the ‘yellow’ Socialists. L.A. was widely called Otistown by the Left and union movement […]
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