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‘Workers Rebel Against U.S. Sugar Barons–16 Strikers Murdered by Hawaii Cops’ by Joseph Catlin from The Daily Worker. Vol. 2 No. 149. September 12, 1924.
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‘Workers Rebel Against U.S. Sugar Barons–16 Strikers Murdered by Hawaii Cops’ by Joseph Catlin from The Daily Worker. Vol. 2 No. 149. September 12, 1924.
The the story of September 9, 1924’s Hanapēpē Massacre of Filipino sugar strikers on Kauai in which sixteen workers were and four police as the pickets defended themselves. ‘Workers Rebel Against U.S. Sugar Barons–16 Strikers Murdered by Hawaii Cops’ by Joseph Catlin from The Daily Worker. Vol. 2 No. 149. September 12, 1924. HONOLULU, Hawaii, […]
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