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 56
ng you. Remember, he continued, the property ofthe bosses is protected first by the police, then themilitia. If these are not sufficient, by the entirearmy. Remember also that you, too, are armed—a pause and a smile—armed with your laborpower, which you can withhold and stop produc-tion. Provoking… … Mr, JS ^ pi o ^j A NEW SOCIETY 51 settle the strike; and provide ways and means—finances and relief—as long as it shall last. Langette, for the French; Detolenaere, Franco-Belgian; Webert, Polish, and other speakers fol-lowed. The result was the further developmentof the tentative strike committee…
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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