Of all those arrested on the charge of ‘Criminal Syndicalism’ during the August 22, 1922 raid at Bridgman, Michigan, delegates to an underground Communist Party Convention, just William Z. Foster and Charles E. Ruthenberg’s cases came to trial, with only Ruthenberg convicted. Clarissa Ware speaks to the reasons for the verdict, which would be upheld […]
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