This organization promoted uniting all workers in "One Big Union," organized the Lawrenceville Strike, and was led by Big Bill Haywood.
Members of this organization were loaded into cattle cars and dumped in the Arizona desert during the Bisbee Deportation. A member of this organization was represented by Orrin Hilton after he was accused of the murder of John Morrison. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn of this organization led an event which popularized the term "Bread and Roses." The phrase "pie in the sky" was coined in a song by this organization's (*) Joe Hill, who contributed to its Little Red Songbook. Organizations like the American Labor Union and the Western Federation of Miners merged into this organization at a 1905 meeting. This organization promoted uniting all workers in "One Big Union," organized the Lawrenceville Strike, and was led by Big Bill Haywood. For 10 points, name this labor union prominent in the early twentieth century whose members were known as the Wobblies. 
Members of this organization were loaded into cattle cars and dumped in the Arizona desert during the Bisbee Deportation.
 International Workers of the World [or IWW; prompt on "Wobblies" until read]