Wednesday, September 16, 2020

The Explorers' Club, № DCCLXXII

Operation AXIOM: After the World War—The Red Scare, Part XIV
16 September 1920: The Wall Street Bombing—Forty persons were killed & hundreds wounded—one hundred forty-three seriously—when a horse-drawn wagon exploded during a busy lunch time; the bomb contained an estimated one hundred pounds of dynamite & five hundred pounds of cast-iron, to produce shrapnel; the "American Anarchist Fighters" claimed credit in flyers found near the carnage.






Lest we forget.

The Wayback Machine Tour of the Red Scare
№ DCLXXII: The Seattle General Strike (Part I)
№ DCLXXV: The Overman Committee (Part II)
№ DCLXXXI: The Lusk Committee (Part III)
№ DCLXXXV: The Anarchist Mail-Bombing Campaign (Part IV)
№ DCLXXXVI: The Cleveland May Day Riots (Part V)
№ DCXCI: The Anarchist Bombing Campaign (Part VI)
№ DCXCIV: "Bloody Saturday" in the Winnipeg General Strike (Part VII)
№ DCCI: The Chicago Race Riot (Part VIII)
№ DCCVI: The Boston Police Strike (Part IX)
№ DCCIX: The Steel Strike of 1919 (Part X)
№ DCCXV: The Palmer Raids (Part XI)
№ DCCXVIII: The Centralia Massacre (Part XII)
№ DCCXLVI: The May Day "Revolution" (Part XIII)

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