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"Free Debs" Booth
"Free Debs" Booth
Title"Free Debs" Booth
Owning InstitutionIndiana Historical Society
Item IDP0129_N_004817_002
DescriptionEugene V. Debs was born in Terre Haute, Indiana. He became the voice and face of socialism in prison. He had five unsuccessful bids for the presidency. Even so, he continued to fight for the working class. Pictured is a petition booth in Terre Haute with signs that read "Citizens Committee, Bring Debs Home For Xmas" and "Ireland is Free, Why not Debs." Debs returned to Terre Haute after his relase from prison, but died less than five years later.
SubjectLabor unions
Prisoners
Petitions
Labor leaders
Labor movement
Debs, Eugene V. (Eugene Victor), 1855-1926
CreatorMartin's Photo Shop
Dateca. 1920
Geographic LocationIndiana--Terre Haute
Collection NameMartin's Photo Shop Collection
Collection NumberP 0129
SeriesCommercial photographs
Format of OriginalPhotographic print, b&w
Size of Original8 x 10 inches
Digital FormatJPG
NotesThis message is a preservation copy made from an unstable original nitrate negative.
TypeImage
Copyright NoticeDigital Image © 2006 Indiana Historical Society. All Rights Reserved.
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