En 1912, Frank O'Hare devient rédacteur en chef du Rip-Saw socialiste a émis, un mensuel de St Louis. Il était marié à l'éminent Kate socialiste Richards O'Hare, qui a été emprisonné pendant la Première Guerre mondiale (avril 1919). Transcription : 136 West 13th Street, New York, 28 février 1916. C. Eugene Debs Terre Haute, Indiana. Cher camarade Debs :- veuillez trouver ci-joint une copie d'une lettre que j'ai reçu aujourd'hui par le Camarade Carmer. À ce jour, un comité de défense a été organisée, et la réunion finale pour conclure l'organisation préliminaire aura lieu demain (vendredi) matin. Charles W. Ervin s

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In 1912, Frank O'Hare became editor of the Rip-Saw, a socialist monthly issued from St. Louis. He was married to the prominent socialist Kate Richards O'Hare, who was imprisoned during World War I (April 1919). Transcription: 136 West 13th Street, New York, February 28, 1916. Eugene V. Debs Terre Haute, Indiana. Dear Comrade Debs:- Enclosed please find a copy of a letter which I received today from Comrade Carmer. At this writing a defense committee has been organized, and the final meeting to conclude the preliminary organization will be held tomorrow (Friday) morning. Charles W. Ervin will be the chairman of executive committee will be Helen Phelps Stokes, Theresa J. Malkiel, Frederick A. Blesson, Scott Nearing, and others of like type. Office space at the above mentioned address has been donated by Nearing. The purpose of the organization will be to raise the necessary funds and to promote the necessary publicity for the defense and succor of all the comrades who are being presecuted for the exercise of the rights of free speech, free assemblage and free press. When I get deeper into the problem here, I found that the support was so warm, universal and liberal that we could proceed to the support of all the comrades as well as of Kate; and at this writing I am glad to be able to say that the defense organization will be able to assume all of the expenses which have been advanced by Comrade Wagner in Kate ?s case. Several hundred dollars in cash have been collected, and $2, 000 in 31 pledges is in the hands of the committee, one which the collections will probably run 90 per cent. When I came to New York I had a two-minute interview with Comrade Nillquit. He told me to telephone him for an appointment, which I did on Thursday; and he told me that he would be able to see me the following Tuesday. This was not possible on my part, and by that time preliminary committee had been organized. Due notice of the two following meetings of the committee were sent to him, bu