Name: 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 Textile Strike, Gastonia, NC
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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 Textile Strike, Gastonia, NC

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Please click on the picture to see a larger view. 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 Textile Strike, Gastonia, NC. This is an 8 1/2 x 11 picture that will fit perfectly in a document frame.

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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 Textile Strike, Gastonia, NC

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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 Textile Strike, Gastonia, NC

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