Hellraisers Journal: Colorado Militia Dismisses Case Against John M. Glover, Former Congressman from Missouri

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Quote Mother Jones, CFI Owns Colorado, re 1903 Strikes UMW WFM, Ab Chp 13, 1925—————

Hellraisers Journal – Thursday February 18, 1904
Cripple Creek, Colorado – District Court Dismisses Case Against John M. Glover

From the Moberly Evening Democrat of February 11, 1904
Colorado Militia’s Case Against Rep. John M. Glover Dismissed:

John Glover Arrested by Military, SLTb p1, Jan 16, 1904

SECOND CASE DISMISSED.

The case against John M. Glover, formerly Congressman from Missouri, for having shot at Sergeant Smith, was dismissed at Cripple Creek, Colorado, yesterday in the District Court on the ground that the accused could not be tried twice for the same offense. Glover had already been found guilty of an assault upon Sergeant Dittmore.

Before sentence in the latter case is passed Mr. Glover will appeal to the Supreme Court.

The cases of General Sherman M. Bell and General Chase, charged with unlawfully imprisoning citizens in the bull pen while martial law was in effect, were then taken up.

[Newsclip from Salt Lake Tribune of Jan. 16, 1904, added.]
[Emphasis added.]

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SOURCES & IMAGES

Quote Mother Jones, CFI Owns Colorado, re 1903 Strikes UMW WFM,
Ab Chp 13, 1925
https://archive.iww.org/history/library/MotherJones/autobiography/13/

Moberly Evening Democrat
(Moberly, Missouri)
-Feb 11, 1904
https://www.newspapers.com/image/4730665

The Salt Lake Tribune
(Salt Lake City, Utah)
-Jan 16, 1904
https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83045396/1904-01-16/ed-1/seq-1/

See also:

Hellraisers Journal – Thursday February 4, 1904
“The Story of the Colorado Bull Pen” by Allan W. Ricker

Feb 6, 1904, Appeal to Reason p1+2
“Latest Colorado Strike News, Wholesale Arrests Continued,
Jails and Bull-Pens Crowded….Sherman Parker in the Bull-Pen Again.”
https://www.marxists.org/history/usa/pubs/appeal-to-reason/040206-appealtoreason-w427.pdf

WFM Leaders Copley Moyer Guy Miller, AtR p2, Feb 6, 1904

D. C. Copley, Charles Moyer, Guy Miller
Leaders of Western Federation of Miners

Collier’s Once a Week, Vol. 32
(New York, New York)
-Feb 6, 1904
Crowell-Collier Publishing Company, 1904
(search: “industrial war”)
(several photos)
https://books.google.com/books?id=J381AQAAMAAJ

Feb 7, 1904, The Denver Post p6
-re “new book” by Emma F. Langdon about to be published:
https://www.genealogybank.com/doc/newspapers/image/v2:12C7581AC4BD0728@GB3NEWS-133DA5AB68158538@2416518-133D99E702C5BF50@5-133D99E702C5BF50

Feb 11, 1904, American Labor Union Journal p1+2
“The Greatest in History, Colorado’s Struggle
Unparalleled in Labor Annals…Martial Law Terminated…”
https://www.marxists.org/history/usa/pubs/american-labor-union-journal/040211-alujournal-v2n19.pdf

Feb 13, 1904, Social Democratic Herald p1
“Why Peabodyism Exists!” by Eugene V. Debs
https://www.marxists.org/history/usa/pubs/social-democratic-herald-us/040213-socdemherald-v06n42w289.pdf
https://www.marxists.org/archive/debs/works/1904/040213-debs-whypeabodyismexists.pdf

Feb 18, 1904, American Labor Union Journal p1+3
“Coercive Measures a Failure…
Colorado Struggle…Deportation Proved Ineffective…”
https://www.marxists.org/history/usa/pubs/american-labor-union-journal/040218-alujournal-v2n20.pdf

For brief biography of U. S. Rep. John M Glover, see:
https://bioguide.congress.gov/search/bio/G000244

The Cripple Creek Strike, 1903-1904
-by Emma F. Langdon
Victor, CO, 1904
https://archive.org/details/cripplecreekstri00lang/mode/1up?view=theater
Search: glover
https://archive.org/details/cripplecreekstri00lang/page/220/mode/1up?view=theater&q=glover

Tag: John M Glover
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Tag: Military Despotism Colorado 1904
https://weneverforget.org/tag/military-despotism-colorado-1904/

Tag: Telluride Strike of 1903-1904
https://weneverforget.org/tag/telluride-strike-of-1903-1904/

Tag: Cripple Creek Strike of 1903-1904
https://weneverforget.org/tag/cripple-creek-strike-of-1903-1904/

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Solidarity Forever – Monsieur Jack