An article by Robert M. Eleff detailing a 1916 strike which involved the IWW, in the Iron Range of Minnesota. Originally appeared in Minnesota History (Summer 1988) Attachments v51i02p063-074.pdf (2.39 MB) Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) United States 1910s strikes mining Minnesota Robert M. Eleff PDF Comments
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