America 1881: They Call Me Legend

"This is Neville Duncan, who was originally a dock worker. He took the lead in the battle with the San Francisco Aquatic Workers' Association and captured the chairman of the opponent's association alive."

"This is Andre Gordon, a fitter. In the battle to gain the voice of the workers in the fifth block, he used the terrain to fight against five without losing the wind, and bought time for our subsequent arrival."

"Ah, this one, um, this one's name is Ryan Bowen, a native-born lumberjack who fought wits with the police in the process of recovering the logging camp in the suburbs of San Francisco, "legally" and "reasonably" Gained support from loggers."

In the office of the California Labor Knights, Hawley introduced these "capable men" to the bearded Cronin.

They stood in a row with their heads held high and their chests held high, and each of them made great contributions to the growth of the Knights.

The bearded man passed in front of them as if in review.

He is very satisfied with the results achieved so far, and he doesn't mind Hawley's methods at all.

On the contrary, he appreciates it very much.

Look up now.

Who is in charge of the labor movement in San Francisco.

The answer is only the Knights, and the Workers' Party has to stand aside.

So, what kind of crap did those of my subordinates do before?

Bede is the licking dog of the headquarters, stupid and faceless, extremely soft;
The bodies of "Hyena" and "Cripple" were never found.

Forget it, these two things don't count, they were originally named here, and they are not under their control.

The young man named Moody in front of him is brave and resourceful, just right.

"Our purpose is to do a good job for Mr. Cronin!" Led by Hawley, the workers shouted in unison.

Cronin was very satisfied.

"Very good! Very spirited!"

He waved at this row of people, "You are now the core officers of the Executive Committee of the Labor Knights California Branch!"

Several workers resisted the urge to look at each other, stared straight ahead, and did not speak.

In the end, it was Holly who reacted quickly: "Thank you, President, for your trust!"

The bearded man was even more satisfied, and he turned to Holly: "You have led this team very well. From now on, you will be the vice president!"

He patted Holly on the shoulder: "Do it well!"

"What about Bede and the others? What will they do? Will there be any problems with the General Assembly?" Holly walked to the side of the bearded man and asked in a low voice.

"Let them die." The bearded man dismissed it, "The purpose of my establishment of the executive committee is to get rid of traitors like Bede."

"If he doesn't want to, he can roll back to the East at any time."

Holly took a deep breath.

There are eight members in the Executive Committee of the Knights of California Labor.

Beard, president, he, vice president.

The rest of the "worker officers" were actually Hanif's detectives.

These people mixed in before Hawley joined the labor union, but because their level was really not very good, they didn't get along very well.

Now.
Except for the boss, the rest are undercover agents!

Holly pondered.

Otherwise, I should ask Chen Jianqiu to take over the Knights.

However, Chen Jianqiu asked Hanif to reply to him:
Continue to stay in the Labor Knights, use your identity to find ways to avoid conflicts between Chinese and lower-level laborers.

If you have an idea, it's best to work with the Workers' Party on Dennis' side.

This is a promising career.

Another month later, after a middle-of-the-night rally, the beard called Hawley aside.

"Moody, there is a task for you."

"Well, please tell me, President." Holly folded his hands on his hips and listened to the bearded man's order.

"Received notification from headquarters that they intend to carry out a unified coal mine strike along the Pacific Railroad."

The bearded man took out a telegram from his pocket and handed it to Holly.

Hawley read the contents of the telegram by the firelight.

The telegram said that the Knights of Labor in California were needed to provide some assistance for the strike action in Wyoming.

"Wyoming? Assist? What does this mean?" He raised his head and looked at the bearded man. "Aren't we going to organize directly?"

"That's the problem." The bearded man rubbed his nose, "The headquarters will send commissioners to the west, and several states will be a unit. They usually do this kind of cross-state affairs."

"Can they control us?" Holly was a little puzzled.

"Forget it, in my opinion, this group of people are shit-stirring sticks." The bearded man dismissed it, "We have developed so well, why should we listen to them."

"Can we manage them?" Hawley asked again.

"Well, that's not the case."

"Isn't this too messy?" Holly said, one head and two older.

"Strictly speaking, we work separately." The bearded man added.

Hawley roughly understood that the relationship between the headquarters of the Knights Order and each branch is probably the relationship between the Federation and each state.

"Then let them do it themselves, what the hell." Holly stuffed the telegram back into the bearded man's hand.

"Assistance is still necessary." The bearded man lowered his voice and said to Holly, "I want you to follow."

"President, can someone else go?" Holly refused with a face written on his face, "I can't do this. If there is a problem, should I listen to him or me?"

"Moody! Are you just talking to me like that? Young people, don't be too arrogant!" The bearded man's face stiffened, putting on an air of leadership.

"Is it still called a young man if you are not arrogant?" Holly was not polite, and directly pushed back.

The bearded man liked Holly's vigor, but he knew he couldn't let the blond-haired young man have his temper.

"You can't do much with your frizz!" the bearded man sternly taught.

Holly was silent.

But soon, the expression of the bearded man changed, revealing a hint of cunning:
"Actually, I sent you there for two main purposes."

"The first is to monitor what the commissioner is doing; the second is to see if we can find an opportunity to incorporate the local knight order, just like you did before."

The old fox finally spoke his mind and said that this guy is not so selfless.

Holly looked suddenly enlightened.

He readily agreed to the bearded man's offer, and began to ask about the details of the strike.

"What's the envoy's name?"

"Billy O'Neal."

"Where is the exact location of the strike?"

"Stone Springs, Wyoming."

Holding the telegram from Holly, Chen Jianqiu fell into deep thought.

"What's the matter?" Sean asked at the side seeing that Chen Jianqiu hadn't responded for a long time.

Chen Jianqiu threw the telegram to him.

"Fuck, Stone Springs!" The black man was taken aback by his reaction, "I've been digging coal in that damn place for months."

"Hey, Sean, I've always had a question. You've been homeless before. Why did you stay there for so long? Has no one noticed you stealing?" Abiot asked suspiciously.

"Because no one discriminates against me there, everyone is so black." Sean pouted.

God knows if the words of the black man are true or false.

The Mexican and the black were still bickering, but Chen Jianqiu had already walked to the window.

When Chen Jianqiu turned around, the order he gave surprised them both.

"Call all members of Longchamp Group, bring the latest weapons, and pack three carriages."

He turned his head and looked at Sean:

"Man, let's go back to Shiquan Town together."