Joe Zitto and Joe Gaspar were minor players in this event. After this incident, an imprompu Opera House meeting featured a denunciatory speech by Rose Schneiderman.  
Joe Zitto and Joe Gaspar were minor players in this event. After this incident, an imprompu Opera House meeting featured a denunciatory speech by Rose Schneiderman.  It was the focus of twenty-three civil suits filed against Max Blanck and Issac Harris, who were acquitted of any wrongdoing, and it spurred the creation of a committee headed by Robert Wagoner, Al Smith, and Samuel Gompers.  This incident was magnified by a the supposedly anti-theft measure of locking the doors to the Washington Place exit. Starting on the eighth floor of the Asch building, for 10 points, identify this 1911 incident in which 146 mostly-female garment workers perished in a industrial conflagration.
Joe Zitto and Joe Gaspar were minor players in this event. After this incident, an imprompu Opera House meeting featured a denunciatory speech by Rose Schneiderman.  
{Triangle Shirtwaist} Factory Fire