Aftermath of the Ludlow Massacre

This chapter explores the harrowing consequences following the Ludlow Massacre, emphasizing the violent retaliation by miners and the ensuing public relations crisis for the coal industry. It examines the media's role in shaping public perception and the complexities surrounding justice, illustrated through the trials that ensued and the exoneration of John R. Lawson. The narrative contextualizes these events within the broader framework of the Colorado Coalfield War and the significant political actions taken by President Woodrow Wilson.