so he was a former pinker ton man who had worked against san francisco labor elements. the district attorney asks him i need a list of all the labor agitator in town on july 22nd, 1916, the day of the bombing. and that will be our list. so swanson draws up his kind of list of all the people that had given him trouble in the past and of the list there were five people who were former labor organizers or still labor organizers radicals in town on jewel 22nd, 1916. that's who they arrested. the group is as pictured here. they're brought into the police station. they're identified as the five suspects. and, again, brought in purely because of that list drawn up by swanson. warren billings who you can see second from the left there was arrested. he was 22 years old. very young. very active in the shoe makers union. he was an active union guy. edward nolan on the are far right, active in the machinist union. he was a labor organizer as well. israel wine berg on the far left, an bus driver, involved in the strikes for car drivers. you can see in the bus operators union. these

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mccloud of course gets in trouble because he believes pinker ton's crazy estimates of confederate strengthbut later in the war the union just has such a preponderance of information from everything from far better scouting to mass zergsz. when you've got the winter of 64, 65, the winter of 65, you know, contrary to myths, it wasn't a snowy winter. there wasn't a lot of snow in petersburg, but it was cold. there was a lot of sleet. and the army of northern virginia never stabd at petersburg, but they went hungry. there's a difference between being hungry and starving. and the officers, most of them eat a decent diet if not a lavish one to the end. but anyway, this hunger and despair and the letters from home -- and the letters from home are incredibly important psychologically in gutting the army of northern virginia and other confederate aerms. because people are getting letters from home about children dying, hunger, losing the farm and about friends writing to they will them about unfaithful wives and things like that. at that point on a typical night there might be 200 deserters come ac

the pinker tons who had men killed. they launch a raid in the farmhouse, throw a device that ends up blowing up. killing archie, his half brother. this becomes a major event. the people supported the pinkerton's relevant old unionist including a malitia man who lived next door. and he provide a base for the pinkerton's and the brothers end up killing him outside his house. now, 1876, oil field robbery, climax of his life. they go to nor field. i believe that evidence strongly suggs that when one of the youngers was captured the day of the disaster, norfield robbery that he spoke the truth when he said they learned that former governor, went off to be the reconstruction governor and senator and governor of mississippi. he had been driven out of mississippi by the insir rex of 1875, and we hent to norfield, minnesota. locally he was not famous. the -- james and the younger brothers knew he was there. now, did they intend to have any impact in the election, maybe but certainly harass an atraffic target because he was there

took over corn guy steel workers what happened to that sfriek it was crushed by the employer and pinker ton guards. and the 8:45 of joining a union and fear of doing that it took tremendous courage. but at the same point too i understand the other side. i understand why people went to work. my grandmother was not ha supporter of the uben. she took it as a point of pride almost as a consumer to not be told by anybody where she could and couldn't shop. right that's her outlook and world view. these are very good comments. others. there must be other issues. again i have questions on the board. maybe i can pick on a few of you. so i'll -- let me start with my s.i. carissa. you had a chance towork with some students maybe in your tutor sessions for this class. could you maybe say a few remark about what are some of the issues you saw students engaging with. >> i know a big part of caesar chavez movement was the fact that violence did happen while on strike and that was a big part of most of the people that came and talked to me and the things that we discussed about it. and that also happen