Illinois

Carl Haessler

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Carl Haessler was a Rhodes Scholar and University of Illinois philosophy professor who joined the Socialist Pa...

Edward Hamilton

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Edward Hamilton, from Chicago, Illinois, was convicted at the mass IWW trial in Chicago, sentenced to ten year...

Jason Hammond

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Jason Hammond is an antifascist who was accused of being connected to an anti-white supremacist action at a lo...

Jeremy Hammond

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Jeremy Hammond, also known by his online moniker sup_g, is an American anarchist activist and former computer...

Moses Harman

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Moses Harman was a free-thought and individualist-anarchist editor who published Lucifer, the Light-Bearer, a...

Clarence Hathaway

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Clarence Hathaway, a communist leader who would later edit the Daily Worker, was arrested in Chicago in Octobe...

Hippolyte Havel

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Hippolyte Havel was an anarchist held in the post-assassination anarchist roundup of September 1901. No prosec...

Tom Hayden

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Tom Hayden was a founder of Students for a Democratic Society and the principal author of its 1962 Port Huron...

Abbie Hoffman

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Abbie Hoffman was a co-founder of the Youth International Party ("Yippies") and one of the most flamboyant fig...

Edward Hoffmans

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Edward Charles Hoffmans — the surname really does end in s — was 31 at the time of the Chicago 15 action, livi...

John Hossack

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John Hossack was an Ottawa, Illinois grain merchant and Underground Railroad activist who had helped build the...

Clyde Hough

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Clyde Hough was an IWW activist associated with open defiance of World War I conscription. In 1917, he and oth...

George W. Howard

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American Railway Union director and Eugene V. Debs co-defendant in the federal contempt prosecution following...

Abraham Isaak

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Abraham Isaak was an anarchist publisher arrested and detained during the September 1901 roundup of anarchists...

Abraham Isaak Jr.

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Abraham Isaak Jr. was the son of the anarchist publisher Abraham Isaak. He was born in Russia and immigrated w...

Marie Isaak

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Marie (Mary) Isaak was the roughly sixteen-year-old daughter of the anarchist publishers Abraham and Mary Isaa...

Mary Isaak

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Mary Isaak was an anarchist arrested with Abe Isaak and other anarchists in September 1901 during the roundup...

John Gregory Jacobs

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John Gregory Jacobs, commonly known as “J.J.”, was a Students for a Democratic Society leader and a principal...

Gustave H. Jacobsen

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Gustave H. Jacobsen of Chicago was convicted in a 1917-1918 federal World War I-era prosecution and pictured i...

Mary Harris Jones

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Mary Harris Jones Mary G. Harris Jones — known the world over as "Mother" Jones — was an Irish-born American l...

Vanda Kaleto

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Vanda Kaleto was a Chicago garment-strike picket associated with the International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Un...

Mike Karadich

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Mike Karadich was one of the eight miners convicted in March 1926 in the "Zeigler frame-up" — the prosecution...

Ludwig E. Katterfeld

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Ludwig E. Katterfeld was convicted under the Illinois criminal syndicalism law and received a one- to five-yea...

Sylvester Keliher

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American Railway Union director and Eugene V. Debs co-defendant in the federal contempt prosecution following...