Ralph Chaplin

Ralph D Chaplin, age 60s, De Kalb, IL View Details

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Ralph A Chaplin, age 60s, Proctor, WV View Details

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Ralph A Chaplin, age 77, Proctor, WV View Details

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Ralph E Chaplin, age 77, Meriden, CT View Details

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Ralph Eugene Chaplin, age 90, Sedalia, MO View Details

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Ralph J Chaplin, age 79, Medford, MA View Details

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Ralph E Chaplin, age 76 View Details

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Ralph E Chaplin, age 90 View Details

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Ralph Chapin

Ralph Baldwin Chapin was a member of Rochester Zen Center and one of the earliest American Zen practitioners.

Why I Wrote Solidarity Forever - Industrial Workers of the World • iww.org

By Ralph Chaplin - American West, 1968; Introduction by Bruce Le Roy In the pantheon of American labor history there is a very special place for Ralph Chaplin, the man and his work. As the poet laureate of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), he is probably remembered best for giving organized labor its fighting them song, Solidarity Forever. ...

Ralph Chaplin - Spartacus Educational • spartacus-educational.com

Ralph Chaplin was a prominent member of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) and a songwriter, poet and illustrator. He was imprisoned and deported for his anti-war and radical views, but later became a Roman Catholic and a supporter of grass-roots unionism.

Ralph Chaplin: Labor Activisim — Lombard Historical Society • lombardhistory.org

Ralph Chaplin was an editor, author, poet, painter, songwriter, radical labor leader, organizer for the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), and fighter for freedom of speech. He counted among his friends many of the liberal leaders of America in the early years of the 20th Century. This included Scott Nearing, Roger Baldwin, founder of the ...

Solidarity — Now, and Forever: Tacoma labor honors the man who wrote ... • nwlaborpress.org

Ralph Chaplin. Solidarity Forever — sung to the tune of the Battle Hymn of the Republic — is the most famous anthem of the American labor movement. Ralph Hosea Chaplin wrote it in 1915 after witnessing the bloody struggles of striking coal miners in West Virginia. At the time, Chaplin was a poet, writer and cartoonist for the Industrial ...

Ralph Chaplin papers, 1909-1948 - University of Michigan • umich.edu

Ralph Chaplin was a radical poet, artist, activist and journalist. He is best known as the author of the labor hymn "Solidarity Forever" and as one of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) members imprisoned under the Federal government's Espionage Act of 1917. Chaplin was born in Chicago in 1877, the son of a rail worker.

Ralph Chaplin (August 30, 1887 — March 23, 1961), American artist ... • prabook.com

Ralph Chaplin was a poet, artist, and labor activist who wrote the lyrics of "Solidarity Forever" and served time in prison for his IWW involvement. He later became a conservative and anti-communist writer and editor for the AFL.

Ralph Chaplin - Connexipedia article - connexions.org • connexions.org

Ralph Hosea Chaplin (1887-1961) was an American writer, artist and labor activist.At the age of seven, he saw a worker shot dead during the Pullman strike in Chicago, Illinois.He had moved with his family from Ames, Kansas to Chicago in 1893. During a time in Mexico he was influenced by hearing of the execution squads established by Porfirio Diaz, and became a supporter of Emiliano Zapata.

PDF Labor Poet Ralph Chaplin - JSTOR • jstor.org

Ralph Hosea Chaplin was born in 1887 in Cloud County, a small agricultural community along the banks of the Republican River in north-central Kansas and the place where his grandfather settled the entire family from Vermont after the Civil War. Chaplin's father, Edgar L. Chaplin, was something of a rural entrepreneur.

100 Years Old: The Story Behind 'Solidarity Forever' - Common Dreams • commondreams.org

On a windblown, gray Chicago day exactly 100 years ago today, Ralph Chaplin left his home on the city's South Side for a raucous poor people's rally at Hull House, the famed settlement house co-founded by Jane Addams. He asked a visiting friend he'd met organizing coal miners with Mother Jones to listen to the lyrics of a new tune he had been working on: "Solidarity Forever, Solidarity Forever ...