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Violence in the West: The Johnson County Range War and Ludlow Massacre

by Marilynn S. Johnson

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Violence in the West: The Johnson County Range War and Ludlow Massacre

A Brief History with Documents

First Edition ©2009

ISBN-10: 0-312-44579-2
ISBN-13: 978-0-312-44579-9
Paper Text, 192 pages

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Authors

Foreword

Preface

PART ONE: INTRODUCTION: The American West: A Violent Land?

The Range Wars

The Johnson County War

The Mining Wars

The Colorado Coal Strike

The Taming of the West

 

PART II: THE DOCUMENTS

The Johnson County War

  1. Walter Baron Von Richthofen, Cattle Raising on the Plains of North America, 1885

  2. Emerson Hough, The Rustler, 1897

  3. Frank M. Canton, Frontier Trails, 1930

  4. Oscar "Jack" Flagg, The Waterloo of the Barons, 1892

  5. Cheyenne Sun, Two Notorious Characters Hanged for Cattle Stealing, 1889

  6. John H. Fales, Neither of them ever stole a cow, 1955

  7. John Clay, My Life on the Range, 1924

  8. Asa Shinn Mercer, The Banditti of the Plains, 1894

  9. Sam Clover, Riding with the Regulators, 1892

  10. Oscar "Jack" Flagg, The Siege at the TA Ranch, 1892

  11. Editorial, Cheyenne Daily Leader, 1892

  12. Editorial, Cheyenne Daily Sun, 1892

  13. F.A. Meredith, The Wyoming Cattle War, 1892

  14. Officers of the Ninth Cavalry, The Suggs Affair, 1892

  15. Asa Shinn Mercer, The Trial of the Invaders, 1894

  16. Anonymous, The Invasion Song, 1890s

    The Colorado Coal Strike

  17. United Mine Workers of America, District 15, Strike Resolutions, 1913

  18. George West, U.S. Commission on Industrial Relations, Report on the Colorado Strike, 1915

  19. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., The Colorado Fuel and Iron Company and the Colorado Strike, 1913

  20. United Mine Workers of America, TheGovernor and the Coal Operators, 1914

  21. Colorado State Federation of Labor, Militarism in Colorado, 1914

  22. Mother Jones, In Rockefeller’s Prisons, 1925

  23. Rocky Mountain News and United Mine Workers Journal, The January 22nd Riot, 1914

  24. Colorado Adjutant General, Report on Battle of Ludlow, 1914

  25. Mary O’Neal, Those Damn Foreigners, 1971

  26. Pearl Jolly, Under Fire in the Ludlow Tent Colony, 1914

  27. William Snyder, Affidavit Given to the Commission on Industrial Relations, 1914

  28. Godfrey Irwin, The Killing of Louis Tikas, 1914

     

  29. John Sloan, The Aftermath of Ludlow, 1914

  30. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., Labor and Capital—Partners, 1916

 

 

PART III: EPILOGUE: Remembering Johnson County and Ludlow

 

APPENDIXES

A Chronology of Events: The Johnson County War

A Chronology of Events: The Colorado Coal Strike

Questions for Consideration

Selected Bibliography

 

Index

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