150 I.W.W Kicked Out of Concrete, Wash. One hundred and fifty I.W.W. workers were rounded up by Sheriff C.K. Conn and a force of 25 deputies, were loaded into motor trucks at Concrete, Wash. and taken to the Snohomish county line where they were dumped with orders to keep going. The I.W.W. workers went on strike while building a new power plant on Baker River. For three weeks they are said to have tried to control traffic on the main highway and said to have caused many disturbances. This photo shows motor truck caravan hauling the I.W.W.'s

P. & A. Photo · [ca. November 1924]

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