LUDLOW — A granite monument on a dusty plain in southern Colorado stands as a reminder of the Ludlow Massacre, in which, 100 years ago Sunday, 11 children and two women died amid a coal-miners ...

April 21, 1914: New York Times' account of the massacre The Ludlow camp is a mass of charred debris, and buried beneath it is a story of horror imparalleled [sic] in the history of industrial warfare.

Credit Jodene Parlapiano A deceased John Bartolotti, who died at Ludlow. This Sunday marks the 100th anniversary of one of the most deadly days in labor history -- the Ludlow Massacre. Southern ...

A photo taken in 1913 of Lucy, Joe, Bernard and baby Frank Petrucci who died at Ludlow. Bernard is the son who succumbed to illness before the massacre in 1914.

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A century ago this Sunday, 11 children and two women died in a fire that followed a shootout between the Colorado National Guard and striking coal miners at a tent camp in southern Colorado.

The Ludlow Massacre Monument was erected by the United Mine Workers of America and is located just off of Interstate 25 at the Ludlow exit. It honors the families that died on April 20, 1914.

This Sunday marks a grim 100th anniversary: On April 20, 1914, thugs working for Colorado Fuel & Iron and the Colorado National Guard attacked striking coal miners at Ludlow.

It was a horrifying moment. One hundred years ago this April, as many as 25 people, many children, were killed outside of Trinidad. They call it the Ludlow Massacre. The ...

LA JUNTA — Three historical sites clustered on the bone-dry plains of southeastern Colorado have drawn new attention to hard truths around century-old massacres and a wartime prison, an ...