The trial of a new society, being a review of the celebrated Ettor-Giovannitti-Caruso case, beginning with the Lawrence textile strike that caused it and including the general strike that grew out of it (1913)
Ebert, Justus, b. 1869 · Cleveland, I. W. W. Pub. Bureau · leaf 126
tothose of the commonwealth. They brought an airof honesty and decency into the courtroom. Themen, women and children of the mills went on thestand by the dozen to tell the same tale, to-wit: thatEttor had urged them to stay away from Canalstreet, the police, militia and mills, and to put… … I. ^y. W. MEMORIALPARADE, 15,000 in Line. Photos byLawrence Tribune A NEW SOCIETY Testimony was also given regarding the realnature of various statements made by Ettor. HisWell keep the gunshops busy was shown to bedependent on the city authorities granting strikersas well as scabs permits to carry…
Ettor, Joseph James, 1885 · Giovannitti, Arturo M., 1884-1959 · Caruso, Joseph · Industrial Workers of the World · Lawrence Strike, 1912 · Textile industry -- Massachusetts Lawrence · Textile workers -- Massachusetts Lawrence
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