Eugene V. Debs delivering his anti-war speech in Canton, Ohio on Jun 16, 1918. He would later be jailed for the speech.

Source URL: http://www.socialistviewpoint.org/march_03/debs.jpg

This picture has long been famed to be of the "Canton" speech, but it actually is a photo of Debs addressing a very large crowd in Chicago. If you view:

http://library.indstate.edu/about/units/rbsc/debs/photos_f.html

In the photos you can clearly see that this photo has in it the monument picture in the other photos on this website.

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