The history of the Alibi Clock in Vallejo and the K-R-C case of 1937
John F. Kennedy Library Joseph Room 505 Santa Clara Street, VallejoFree | by Joel Schor | Legal cases against labor have been fueled by hysteria over war abroad and radicalism at home, from Tom Mooney, charged with setting off a bomb during the Preparedness Day Parade (1916), to charges against Marine Fireman’s Union members Earl King, Charles Ramsay and Frank Conner, accused of murder aboard a ship docked in Alameda in 1937.