It’s a tale of deceit and desperation, unfolding on the iron rails of the Great Northern Railroad. In St. Paul, Minnesota, a bitter strike has left the public reeling, with conflicting claims from both sides. President Perham, a man of conviction, asserts that the strike is all but over, crippling the railroad from St. Paul to the coast. But the railroad officials, a group of seasoned veterans, paint a different picture. They claim that passenger trains are chugging along, on schedule, thanks to a clever ruse – telephones operated by strike breakers.
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Key Facts
- State: MN
- Category: Public Corruption
- Era: Historical
- Source: Library of Congress — Chronicling America ↗
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