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Felix Pogliano
Felix Pogliano (born July 31, 1888) was an Argentine-American member of the United Mine Workers of America, who served as the Secretary and Treasurer of the union's 15th district based in Colorado.
==Background==
Born in Colonia Carolina, Argentina on July 31, 1888, Pogliano immigrated to the United States in 1894 after spending four years in Italy. With his father serving as a miller and a miner, the family settled in Fremont County, Colorado, where Felix attended primary school in the coal camps. At the age of 11 Pogliano began work as a trapper boy in the coal mines and joined the United Mine Workers of America as a twelve-year-old. By 1903 Pogliano had assumed the office of secretary for a local union; a position he would hold for more than ten years. In 1920, he landed the most influential role of his career when he became the Secretary and Treasurer of the District 15 sector of the United Mine Workers of America in Colorado. Here, he would do the majority of his work known to the public, contributing numerous articles to the United Mine Workers Journal while acting as a correspondent for the coal strikes that took place in District 15 during 1921-1922. Shortly after the Ludlow Massacre in 1914, Pogliano was arrested during ongoing protests of the Colorado Coal Strike of 1913-1914, one of the most violent strikes in U.S. history, but was acquitted along with six others after a seven-week trial. Pogliano would go on to enlist in the U.S. Army from 1917-1919, where he spent 11 months overseas. Pogliano's other affiliations included membership to the American Legion and his identification as an Independent Democrat.
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