The Vulture
Banned
Suppose by some amazing unspecified happenstance, Henry Frick is moved to negotiate with the striking steelworkers and at least sit down and talk with the union? What precedent would this set for union workers?
Hmmm...if there's no attempt to assassinate Frick on July 23, then the Strike would not lose popular support and maybe a negotiation is made necessary as Frick realizes that the Strike can't be crushed with violence?
So you think that the best way to deal with this is to have Frick out of the way?