Page Morris, the federal judge who sentenced Martinson. Photograph by Lee Brothers, 1921.

Detail of a courtroom sketch of Mike Weisman. Minneapolis Tribune, May 7, 1920.

Courtroom sketch of Mike Weisman and four other defendants: Louis Poses, Frank Bank, “Big Morris” Posnick, and David Posnick. Minneapolis Tribune, May 7, 1920.

Poster promoting the gubernatorial campaign of Joseph A. A. Burnquist, 1918.
Holding location: Minnesota Historical Society

Oscar Martinson, ca. 1915. Published in Men of Minnesota: A Collection of Portraits of the Men Prominent in Business and Professional Life in Minnesota (St. Paul: Polk & Company, 1915), page 52.

William Nash, April 14, 1918. Minneapolis Newspaper Photograph Collection, Hennepin County Library.

The CU Powerline (right), whose installation was protested by Alice Tripp and others (2010). Photograph by Wikimedia Commons user Wtshymanski, June 2, 2010. CC BY-SA 3.0.

Alice Tripp marching with her campaign manager, Dick Hanson, in celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of women’s suffrage (1978). Printed in the Minneapolis Tribune, August 27, 1978.

A poster advertising an anti-power-line march (1978). Used with the permission of the Pope County Historical Society.

Hold That Line became a newsletter that connected anti-powerline activists. Alice Tripp was a frequent subject and contributor (1977). Used with the permission of the Pope County Historical Society.