Volunteer added to law enforcement memorial, 78 years later
C. Arthur Lyman was the leader of a group of employers that squashed unions in Minneapolis in the early part of the 20th Century. When police called for help in controlling a truckers' strike in May 1934, he signed on as a special deputy and was eventually killed. He has now been added to the 'Wall of Fallen Officers' in Washington D.C.
C. Arthur Lyman was the leader of a group of employers that squashed unions in Minneapolis in the early part of the 20th Century. When police called for help in controlling a truckers' strike in May 1934, he signed on as a special deputy and was eventually killed. He has now been added to the 'Wall of Fallen Officers' in Washington D.C.
