Henry Crepeau House, 203 Front Avenue West, Saint Paul, Minnesota (Razed)
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| Address: | 203 Front Avenue W |
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Saint Paul, Minnesota |
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Ramsey County, Minnesota |
| State/province: | Minnesota |
| Country: | United States |
| Year razed: | Unknown |
| Historic Function: | House/single dwelling or duplex |
Henry Crepeau House, 203 Front Avenue West, Saint Paul, Minnesota (Razed)
(44.970211,-93.108621)
(44.970211,-93.108621)
In 1920 Crepeau, a member of the Trades and Labor Assembly Executive Board and a leader of Pressmen's Local 29, was appointed Chief of Police after labor took several seats on the City Council. The St. Paul Pioneer Press and businessmen raised a storm of protest after Crepeau called scabs "dirty rats" and refused to allow police to break up picket lines. Crepeau was removed from office by Mayor Larry Hodgson, a former newspaper columnist. In 1923 Crepeau and fellow unionist Frank Pampusch bought the Ramaley Printing Co.
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