Oral History Interview with Mike Livoda, 1968 November 8, 2006

Item

Identifier: BHS-SCA-011

Staff Only

Abstract

Mike Livoda came to the United states from Yugoslavia in 1904 when he was sixteen. He worked in a Montana coal mine in 1907, and then came to Denver, Colorado in 1910 as a union man. Livoda worked in Denver until 1912, when he began organizing miners in Walsenburg, as a part of the United Mine Workers of America. He was severely beat up in Ravenwood, Colorado, three miles out of Walsenburg, for his union role.

Dates

1968 November 8
Digitization: 2006

Digital Repository

Oral History Interview with Mike Livoda

Conditions Governing Access

Copyright to this resource is held by Bessemer Historical Society and is provided here for educational purposes only.It may not be downloaded, reproduced, or distributed in any format without written permission of the Bessemer Historical Society. http://http://www.cfisteel.org/index.php?pr=Archives_Copyright

Extent

1 Items ; 31:33 minutes

Additional Description

Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Cassette Tapes: Nakamichi Dragon, Nakamichi cassette Deck 1 Reel-to Reel Tapes: Studer A80, Studer B67, Otari MX-55, Revox A700 DVD: Pioneer DV-434. Analog/Digital converter: Prism Sound Dream ADA-8XR; Prism Sound Dream AD-2; Computer Hardware: 3 (total) Intel Celeron 1.8GHz/224 MB RAM PC's (made by PowerSpec), each with a Firewire hard drive (2 made by MicroNet, 1 made by LaCie) and M-Audio Delta Audiophile (internal sound card). External Firewire Hard Drive; Computer Software: Windows XP; Steinberg Wavelength 4.0; Sony Soundforge; Other devices: Switcher to allow monitoring of multiple transfers; Basic Map: Playback machine->Analog RCA or XLR->AD converter->AES (XLR)->M-Audio Card->Software->External Firewire Drive