Olli Matinpoika Kinkkonen

Victim of war mongering.

Tarred feathered hung

Finns in Minnesota

https://www.google.com/books/edition/Finns_in_Minnesota/cfy0lEa63LM...

Finns in Minnesota by Arnold R. Alanen. (2012. Minnesota Historical Society Press.

“Kinkkonen was buried in an unmarked grave in [what was] a poor people's section of Park Hill Cemetery, just a few rows away from the graves of the three victims of the 1920 Duluth lynching. The Tyomies Society, a Finnish cultural group, placed a marker on Kinkkonen's grave in 1993. It reads, ‘Olli Kinkkonen, 1881 to 1918, Victim of Warmongers.’"6

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slacker

The Duluth News Tribune; “Tar Coat Given Alien; Renounced U.S. Rights. Landlord complains to Police of Olli Kinkkonen’s Involuntary Trip with Knights of Liberty”; September 19, 1918; p. 1.

The Duluth News Tribune; “Tarred Alien Disappears; One Recants by Default. ‘Knights of Loyalty’ Issue Circular Addressed to Those Who Renounce Citizenship.’”; September 20, 1918; p. 8

http://libcudl.colorado.edu/wwi/pdf/i73704829.pdf

The Duluth News Tribune; “Victim of Tar Party in Duluth Suicide, Belief; Body of Olli Kinkonnen Found Dangling From Tree Near Lester Park, Covered with Paint; Federal Probe, Hint; Kidnapping Charge Suggested by County Attorney Richard Funck. President’s Order Violated.”; October 1, 1918; p. 1.

http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/projects/2001/06/lynching/oll... http://zenithcity.com/september-18-1918-olli-kinkkonen-abducted-tar...

• Written on his WWI draft registration card and his intent papers

Työmies newspaper 1918:
https://digi.kansalliskirjasto.fi/search?requireAllKeywords=false&q...