The nearly 2000 inhabitants of a tent colony were attacked by camp guards loyal to a Fuel & Iron Company alongside the National Guard during this April 1914 event.
A week after this event, Frank Milatto became the sole survivor of an explosion in nearby Hastings. During this event, a group of men paraded around in an armored car with a mounted machine gun, known as the "Death Special." George McGovern wrote his doctoral dissertation on this event, for which Governor Elias M. Ammons was roundly criticized. The son of a famous librarian, Karl Linderfelt, broke the butt of his gun over the Greek-born leader Louis Tikas during this event, in which several men received arms and training at the nearby town of Trinidad. This non-West Virginia incident was worsened by the hired Baldwin-Felts agency. In this event's aftermath, the (*) Walsh Committee subpoenaed John D. Rockefeller Jr., who served as absentee director on the board of the company responsible. The nearly 2000 inhabitants of a tent colony were attacked by camp guards loyal to a Fuel & Iron Company alongside the National Guard during this April 1914 event. For 10 points, name this killing of striking coal miners in Colorado.
A week after this event, Frank Milatto became the sole survivor of an explosion in nearby Hastings.
Ludlow Massacre [prompt on Colorado Coalfield War]