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| − | You should check your facts on the 1916 action in Everett, WA. Wobblies were not involved in "Violent" street action in Everett. The deputies beat 40 IWW members and sent them off to Seattle, before the IWW came back on the ''Veronia'' were five union members were killed outright with six more gone missing. Plus they did not instigate the strike, they came in support of the shingle workers striking against the Clough-Hartley mill. | + | You should check your facts on the 1916 action in Everett, WA. Wobblies were not involved in "Violent" street action in Everett. The deputies beat 40 IWW members and sent them off to Seattle, before the IWW came back on the ''Veronia'' were five union members were killed outright with six more gone missing. Plus they did not instigate the strike, they came in support of the shingle workers striking against the Clough-Hartley mill. {{unsigned|Bgbdvodo}} |
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| + | Interesting material just added, but we will need some cites for mosat of it. Thank you. [[User:RobSmith|Rob Smith]] 21:13, 10 July 2011 (EDT) | ||
Revision as of 01:13, July 11, 2011
You should check your facts on the 1916 action in Everett, WA. Wobblies were not involved in "Violent" street action in Everett. The deputies beat 40 IWW members and sent them off to Seattle, before the IWW came back on the Veronia were five union members were killed outright with six more gone missing. Plus they did not instigate the strike, they came in support of the shingle workers striking against the Clough-Hartley mill. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Bgbdvodo (talk)
Need cites
Interesting material just added, but we will need some cites for mosat of it. Thank you. Rob Smith 21:13, 10 July 2011 (EDT)