top of page

On this day in Labor History

shutterstock_444781348.jpg
1494.gif

December 13, 1924

Death in San Antonio, Tex. of Samuel Gompers, president and founder of the American Federation of Labor - 1924

September 9, 1924

Sixteen striking Filipino sugar workers on the Hawaiian island of Kauai are killed by police; four police died as well. Many of the surviving strikers were jailed, then deported - 1924

July 4, 1924

Five newspaper boys from the Baltimore Evening Sun died when the steamer they were on, the Three Rivers, caught fire near Baltimore, Md. They are remembered every year at a West Baltimore cemetery, toasted by former staffers of the now-closed newspaper - 1924

  • Facebook
  • Blue Sky
  • Instagram
  • X
  • YouTube

© The Labor Radio / Podcast Network

bottom of page