Place
Ludlow, Colorado
Coal-mining settlement in Las Animas County, Colorado; site of a strikers’ tent colony in 1913–14.
Connections 2
location of
- Colorado National Guard Primary record 1
- Ludlow, 20 April 1914 Primary record 2
Proof 2 sources
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Ludlow: report of the special board of officers appointed by the Governor of Colorado to investigate the armed conflict at Ludlow, April 20, 1914, Adjutant General’s Office, State of Colorado (scan via Internet Archive), 1914.
Primary record
all of the troops of the Colorado National Guard engaged in the occupation of the strike zone were withdrawn except a small detachment left upon police duty at Ludlow.
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Report on the Colorado Strike Investigation made under House Resolution 387, Sixty-third Congress, U.S. House of Representatives, Committee on Mines and Mining (scan via Internet Archive), 2 Mar 1915.
Primary record
Ludlow was the place near which the families of the miners lived in tents after they left the coal camps when the strike began.
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