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Hellraisers Journal – Sunday April 13, 1913
Published in Latest Edition of I. W. W. Songbook
-“The White Slave” by Joe Hill
From the Spokane Industrial Worker of April 10, 1913:
Tag: Merryville LA BTW Strike of 1913
Hellraisers Journal: From the Industrial Worker: “Should I Ever Be a Soldier”-New Song by Rebel Songwriter Joe Hill
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Hellraisers Journal – Saturday April 12, 1913
Published in Latest Edition of I. W. W. Songbook
-“Should I Ever Be A Soldier” by Joe Hill
From the Spokane Industrial Worker of April 3, 1913:
Hellraisers Journal: Frank Little and Fellow Workers Head Out from Bakersfield Area to March on Denver to Fight for Free Speech
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Hellraisers Journal – Saturday March 29, 1913
From Bakersfield, California – FWs March on Denver to Fight for Free Speech
From the Spokane Industrial Worker of March 27, 1913:
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Hellraisers Journal: From Solidarity: Jack Whyte and Fellow Workers Collecting Funds for Akron Rubber Workers’ Strike
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Hellraisers Journal -Tuesday March 25, 1913
Akron, Ohio – Jack Whyte and Fellow Workers Collect Funds to Aid Rubber Strike
From Solidarity of March 22, 1913:
Hellraisers Journal: From The Lumberjack of Alexandria, Louisiana: “Cockroachocracy Reigns in Merryville; Sluggers Active
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Hellraisers Journal – Wednesday March 12, 1913
Merryville, Louisiana – “Cockroachocracy Reigns Over Lumberjacks
From the Alexandria Lumberjack (Louisiana) of March 6, 1913:
Hellraisers Journal: Industrial Worker: Akron Rubber Workers on the Firing Line, 20,000 Have Laid Down Their Tools
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Hellraisers Journal – Tuesday March 11, 1913
Akron, Ohio – 20,000 Rubber Workers Have Laid Down Their Tools
From the Spokane Industrial Worker of March 6, 1913:
Hellraisers Journal: From IWW’s Industrial Worker and Solidarity, Updates on Three Strikes: Merryville, Little Falls, and Akron
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Hellraisers Journal – Monday February 24, 1913
Updates on Three Strikes: Merryville, Little Falls and Akron
From the Spokane Industrial Worker of February 20, 1913
-Covington Hall on Merryville, Louisiana, Lumber Workers’ Strike
-Joseph J. Ettor on Prisoners of Little Falls, Massachusetts, Textile Strike
From Solidarity of February 22, 1913
-“20,000 Rubber Workers Revolt in Akron! I. W. W. in Full Control.”
Hellraisers Journal: The Lumberjack: Brotherhood of Timber Workers in Battle Against Peonage in Merryville, Louisiana
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Hellraisers Journal – Wednesday January 22, 1913
Merryville, Louisiana – B. T. W. (I. W. W.) Battles Peonage
From the Alexandria Lumberjack (Louisiana) of January 16, 1913:
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