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Rank	Topic	Wikipedia views
1	Ludlow Massacre	608
2	Richard Trumka	347
3	Coal Strike of 1902	331
4	United Mine Workers	285
5	Battle of Blair Mountain	280
6	John L. Lewis	257
7	Harlan County, USA	207
8	United Mine Workers of America v. Gibbs	104
9	Florence Reece	85
10	Lattimer massacre	80
11	W. A. Boyle	73
12	Act of Vengeance	68
13	Joseph Yablonski	60
14	William Bauchop Wilson	43
15	Herrin massacre	36
16	Arnold Miller	32
17	West Virginia Mine War of 1912-1913	31
18	Philip Murray	29
19	John Mitchell (United Mine Workers)	27
20	Powers Hapgood	27
21	Westmoreland County Coal Strike of 1910–1911	26
22	Cecil Roberts (unionist)	25
23	Pittston Coal strike	24
24	Progressive Mine Workers	21
25	William Green (labor leader)	20
26	West Virginia Coal Wars	19
27	Thomas Kennedy (unionist)	19
28	Ludlow Monument	17
29	Bituminous Coal Miners' Strike of 1894	17
30	Nimrod Workman	16
31	David J. McDonald	16
32	John Brophy (labor)	13
33	Bill Blizzard	13
34	John White (unionist)	12
35	Sam Church	12
36	Thomas Lewis (unionist)	11
37	Melmont, Washington	11
38	William Davis Miners' Memorial Day	10
39	Kenneth Yablonski	10
40	Joseph M. Gaydos	9
41	John B. Rae	9
42	Michael Ratchford	9
43	Joseph "Chip" Yablonski	8
44	South Superior Union Hall	8
45	John McBride (labor leader)	7
46	United Mine Workers of America v. Bagwell	7
47	Robert D. Lenhard	7
48	Mike Trbovich	7
49	Frank Hayes (unionist)	less than 5 views
50	Eastern Associated Coal Corp. v. Mine Workers	less than 5 views
51	United States v. United Mine Workers	less than 5 views
52	Bituminous Coal Strike of 1974	less than 5 views
53	Arthur Benedict Gramlich	less than 5 views
54	Anthony Cavalcante	less than 5 views
55	Thomas David Nicholls	less than 5 views
56	Bituminous Coal Strike of 1977–1978	less than 5 views
57	Phil Penna	less than 5 views
58	Adam Brown Littlepage	less than 5 views

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