The raid of 1918 did not weaken the lumber workers' Union in
Centralia. On the contrary it served to strengthen it. But not
until more than a year had passed were the loggers able to
establish a new headquarters. This hall was located next door to
the Roderick Hotel on Tower Avenue, between Second and Third
Streets. Hardly was this hall opened when threats were circulated
by the Chamber of Commerce that it, like the previous one, was
marked for destruction. The business element was lined up solid in
denunciation of and opposition to the Union Hall and all that it
stood for. But other anti-labor matters took up their attention and
it was some time before the second raid was actually accomplished.
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