Colorado Fuel and Iron Company

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The Colorado Fuel and Iron Company was a major early 20th-century American steel and coal mining corporation, historically notorious for its role in the violent labor conflicts culminating in the Ludlow Massacre during the Colorado Coalfield War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coal mining company
corporation
steel company
associatedEvent 1913–1914 Colorado coal strike NERFINISHED
National Guard intervention in Colorado coalfields
controlled large coal reserves in Colorado
country United States of America
surface form: United States
economicRole key supplier of steel for Western railroads
major regional employer in Colorado
headquartersLocation Pueblo, Colorado NERFINISHED
historicalReputation notorious for violent labor conflicts
symbol of industrial labor struggles in the United States
housingPolicy maintained company-owned housing for miners
industry coal mining
iron and steel manufacturing
steel
involvedIn Colorado Coalfield War NERFINISHED
Ludlow Massacre NERFINISHED
laborConflictOutcome contributed to labor reform debates in the United States
increased public scrutiny of labor conditions
laborPractice employment of immigrant labor in mines and mills
laborRelations anti-union policies
conflicts with United Mine Workers of America NERFINISHED
use of private guards and strikebreakers
legacy associated with the Ludlow site as a labor history landmark
important case study in U.S. labor history
locatedIn Colorado
western United States
surface form: Western United States
notableFor involvement in the Ludlow Massacre
labor conflicts with coal miners
role in the Colorado Coalfield War
operated coal mines in southern Colorado
steel mill in Pueblo, Colorado
owned company towns in Colorado coalfields
product coal
coke
steel rails
structural steel
regionServed American West NERFINISHED
Rocky Mountain region NERFINISHED
safetyRecord criticized for dangerous working conditions in mines
timePeriod early 20th century
late 19th century
typeOfBusinessModel vertically integrated steel and coal enterprise
wagePolicy subject of disputes over low wages

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Ludlow strike opponent Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Ludlow strike participant Colorado Fuel and Iron Company