Survival in a Mill Town

For many years, the 1916 Everett Massacre that systematically killed countless mill workers has been swept away. There has been a sort of amnesia about that Bloody Sunday and a strange sort of immunity for the civic leaders who brutalized lumber workers. These were sawmill workers who had moved families to the Washington state frontier on promises made in handbills. What the new settlers found were mud streets filled with saloons and robber barons who exploited them. The timber barons bough...