History Through Photographs
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1929 Strike (68)
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1934 Strike (53)
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J.G. Campbell, juryman goes insane & caused a mistrial in the first Chief Aderholt Murder Trial in The 1929 Loray Mills Strike, Sheriff S.C. McGinnes locks him up, Gastonia, North Carolina
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Mrs. Mamie Aderholt, widow of Police Chief Orville F. Aderholt
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1925 Gastonia Police Department, Gastonia, North Carolina
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1928 Gastonia Police Department, Gastonia, North Carolina
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1928 Gastonia Police Department, Gastonia, North Carolina
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1929 Loray Mills Strike, people of interest, Gastonia, NC
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1929 Loray Mills Striker’s Tent Colony June 13,1929, Gastonia, NC
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1934 Strike at Gibson Mill ( Plant of Cannon Mills ) 09 – 15 – 1934 workers protected by the National Guard, Concord, North Carolina
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1934 Strike at Hatch Hosiery ( Vision Hosiery ) Belmont, NC
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1934 Strike at Knit Products, Belmont, North Carolina
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1934 Textile Strike Parade on West Main Avenue Labor Day September 04, 1934, Gastonia, North Carolina
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1934 Textile Strike, police stopping all cars leading to mills searching for firearms & weapons 09-06-1934, Pineville, North Carolina
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Amy Schechter represents the “Workers International Relief League” from New York being arrested & booked by Sergeant JC Elliott of The Gastonia Police Department during The Loray Mills 1929 Strike, Gastonia, North Carolina
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Armored car delivering the payroll during The 1934 Textile Strike to Minerva Mills, Bridgeport, Pa
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Carl Reeve textile strike leader ( center ) & textile strikers from Gastonia testify before the Senate in 1929, Gastonia, NC
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Charles Gorczynski 17 year old from Central Falls, Rhode Island was a textile worker at Sayles Finishing Plant killed during The 1934 Textile Strike at Saylesville, Rhode Island. The funeral procession is passing through Pawtucket, Rhode Island on the way to the cemetery at Central Falls, Rhode Island
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Courtroom in The Murder Trial of Chief of Police Orville Frank Aderholt during The 1929 Loray Mills Strike, Gastonia, North Carolina
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Defendants in The 1929 Loray Mills Strike, Aderholt Murder Trial, Gastonia, NC
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Defendants in The 1929 Textile Strike in Marion, NC. Six people were killed & twenty – five were wounded. This was a spin – off from The 1929 Loray Mill Strike in Gastonia, NC. Marion, North Carolina
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Deputy Chief Adam Hord was with Chief of Police Orville Aderholt the night he got shot in The Loray Mills 1929 Textile Strike, Gastonia, North Carolina
