Biography
C. L. Filigno was arrested among the Spokane IWW leaders in November 1909 in Washington. He was released on March 4, 1910.
The April 1920 One Big Union Monthly’s retrospective account of the 1913 organizing campaigns identifies C. L. Filigno as the New Orleans marine-transport strike leader and states that he and forty-three other IWW members were thrown into jail. The account supplies no individual admission or discharge dates or completed jail duration. This is additional New Orleans context, separate from the existing Spokane case.
