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In part two of three, the gang talks about the tragic events of June 8th, 1917, in Butte Montana. On that day an accidental fire grew into the Deadliest Underground Hard Rock Mining Disaster in the US history in which 163 men lost their life. Learn about the rescue effort organized by the people of Butte miners found ways to survive Flames, smoke, and poison gas thousands of feet underground.

Sources

Fire and Brimstone: The North Butte Mining Disaster of 1917 by Michael Punke

The Butte Miners and Rustling Cards by Paul F. Brissenden

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In part one of three, The gang learns about the circumstances that led to the North Butte Mining disaster of 1917 in which 163 men lost their lifes after which civil unrest would be suppressed by martial law.

Sources

Fire and Brimstone: The North Butte Mining Disaster of 1917 by Michael Punke

The Butte Miners and Rustling Cards by Paul F. Brissenden

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The 1917 Bath Riots

In this episode Marcelo takes the lead by telling Jess and Mason the story of Carmelita Torres, a 17 year old Mexican fed up with the dehumanizing processes she and her fellow migrant workers had to go through when they crossed the border in El Paso Texas legally to work, starting a protest that quickly escalated into a riot. Learn about the policies, events, and cruel practices that led up to this often underlooked chapter in Chicano and Western American History

Sources

Zinn Education Project. "Bath Riots: January 28, 1917." Available at: [Zinn Education Project](https://www.zinnedproject.org/news/tdih/bath-riots).

Luz Media. "Carmelita Torres and the Bath Riots." Available at: [Luz Media](https://luzmedia.co/carmelita-torres-bath-riots).

National Domestic Workers Alliance. "Carmelita Torres." Available at: [National Domestic Workers Alliance](https://www.domesticworkers.org/history/carmelita-torres/).

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