T-Bone Slim

1880–1942 (age 62)

Labor activist

Biography

T-Bone Slim, born in 1880 and passing in 1942, was a dedicated labor activist who championed the rights and dignity of working people. His commitment to labor activism reflected the struggles and aspirations of workers during the early twentieth century, a period marked by significant labor movements and social reform efforts.

T-Bone Slim's legacy as a labor advocate is preserved in memory, with his final resting place at City Cemetery. His work contributed to the broader movement for workers' rights and social justice that defined his era.

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