Revised edition 1986
RESEARCH COLLECTIONS IN
LABOR STUDIES
Melvyn Dubofsky, General Editor
The President's
Commission,
1917-1919
UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS OF AMERICA
A Guide to
RESEARCH COLLECTIONS IN
LABOR STUDIES
Melvyn Dubofsky, General Editor
The President's Mediation
Commission, 1917-1919
Associate Editor
Randolph Boehm
Guide Compiled by
Martin Schipper
and
Robert Lester
A microfilm project of
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NOTE ON SOURCES
The material used in this micropublication is from the records of the
U.S. Department of Labor, Record Group #174, National Archives,
Washington, D.C.
EDITORIAL NOTE
The papers of the President's Mediation Commission, housed at the
National Archives, have been filmed in their entirety.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
v
Reel Index
Reell
Sessions at Globe, Arizona, October 9-16,1917
Introduction
1
Witnesses Appearing before the Commission on behalf of
Striking Miners
1
Witnesses Appearing before the Commission on behalf of
Men Working during the Strike
1
Witnesses Appearing before the Commission on behalf of
Different Crafts' Unions
2
Mine Managers' Presentation
2
Committee Representing Businessmen of Globe
2
Committee Representing Businessmen of Globe, not
Members of the Loyalty League ....
2
Reel II
Sessions at Clifton, Arizona, October 25-30,1917
Introduction
3
Miners' Representatives
3
Mine Managers and Representatives
3
Shift Bosses
3
Citizens
3
Railroad Employees
4
Reel II cont.
Sessions at Bisbee, Arizona, November 1-5,1917
Introduction
Witnesses Appearing before the Commission
Committee from Warren District Commercial Club and
Citizens Protective League
Reel III
Sessions at Bisbee, Arizona, November 1-5,1917 cont.
Witness Appearing before the Commission
Mine Managers' Statements
Employees' Committee of Copper Queen Consolidated
Mining Company
Witness Appearing before the Commission
Mine Managers' Statements
Sessions at Salt Lake City, Utah, July 24,1918
Introduction
State Industrial Commission of Utah Testimony
Testimony of Labor Representatives
Correspondence and General Materials
Subject Index
IV
4
4
4
5
5
5
5
5
6
6
6
6
9
INTRODUCTION
PRESIDENT'S MEDIATION COMMISSION,
1917-1919
The President's Mediation Commission represented a partial federal
response to two vital aspects of wartime labor policy: 1 ) the spreading wave
of strikes which interfered with the production of goods deemed vital to
the war effort, and 2) the growth of labor radicalism associated with the
Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), which precipitated widespread state
and local repression of labor's rights and murderous vigilantism. Samuel
Gompers, the president of the AFL, feared both the growth of the IWW
and the ensuing vigilantism, which threatened AFL unions. Gompers
desired a federal policy that would simultaneously curb the IWW and
protect "legitimate" trade unions. As vigilantism against labor spread
throughout the American West in July-August 1917, Gompers used his
influence in Washington to urge the appointment of a special presidential
commission to investigate labor-capital relations. In August, William B.
Wilson, the secretary of labor, began to urge the same policy on President
Wilson. The secretary desired a commission that would effectively mediate
the substantive issues causing labor discontent and would also eliminate
the IWW. To cloak his proposed commission's true purposes, which
included the destruction of the IWW, W.B. Wilson suggested' that it
investigate labor disputes unrelated to IWW strikes. On August 31, he
recommended to the president a five-person commission to consist of'the
following members: J.L. Spangler, a Pennsylvania Dutch coal mine
operator with a reputation for dealing fairly with the United Mine Workers
(UMW); Verner Z. Reed, a Colorado entrepreneur and a liberal Roman
Catholic; John H. Walker, a former UMW official and then president of the
Illinois State Federation of Labor; E.P. Marsh, a conservative AFL unionist
and president of the Washington State Federation of Labor; and William B.
Wilson as the chair. More important than any of the five suggested
commission members was the person Wilson selected as his secretary,
Felix Frankfurter.
Officially appointed by President Wilson on September 19, 1917, the
President's Mediation Commission operated on the basis of guidelines set
by Frankfurter. Those guidelines recommended the promotion of
AFL-style trade unionism, the elimination of subversive IWW locals, and
the encouragement of industrial democracy. The Commission began its
formal investigations and hearings in the Arizona copper mining districts on
October 6, 1917. Its members later traveled to the Butte, Montana, copper
district; the forest district of the Pacific Northwest; San Francisco, where
they investigated a dispute affecting telephone operators; and Chicago,
where they studied labor discontent in the packinghouses. In January
1918, the Commission presented its findings and recommendations to the
president, which largely followed the original Frankfurter guidelines and
which were subsequently published as a special bulletin by the Department of Labor.
This microfilm collection represents the complete edition of the
Commission's records and reports that are housed in the National
Archives. However, they are incomplete and are described officially as
fragmentary. The only other large body of Commission papers may be
found in the Felix Frankfurter Papers at the Library of Congress.
VI
REEL INDEX
Reell
Sessions at Globe, Arizona
October 9-16,1917
Introduction
0001
Title Page. 1 p.
0002
Table of Contents. 3pp.
Witnesses Appearing before the Commission on behalf of
Striking Miners
0004
J.F. Smith, Miner. 2pp.
0006
0125
Joseph D. Cannon, Organizer, International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
Workers (IUMM and SW). 119pp.
Charles H. Moyer, President, IUMM and SW. 57pp.
Witnesses Appearing before the Commission on behalf of Men
Working during the Strike
0182
0187
0252
0255
0259
0280
W.B. Nash, Chairman, Board of Supervisors. 5pp.
Victor M. Kelly, Miner. 65pp.
S.J. Harlan, Miner. 3pp.
D.D.Woodruff, Miner. 4pp.
H.A. Clark, Miner. 21pp.
A.C. Belcher, Miner. 10pp.
Witnesses Appearing before the Commission on behalf of Different
Crafts' Unions
0290
E.D. Harrington, Chairman of the Committee of Allied Crafts. 32pp.
0322
Speech of Joseph D. Cannon, Union Organizer, before Citizens of
Globe-Miami District, Speaking on Labor Conditions. 19pp.
0341
M. Kennedy, Miner. 14pp.
0355
H.S. Blackman, Miner. 42pp.
0397
D.D. Woodruff, Miner, Recalled. 28pp.
0425
George Graham, Miner. 5pp.
0430
P.G. Lloyd, Miner. 2pp.
0432
Alex Graydon, Miner. 9pp.
0441
William Penrose, Miner. 9pp.
0450
W.A. King, Miner. 6pp.
0456
John Harper, Deputy District Mining Inspector. 36pp.
0492
E.D. Harrington, Chairman of the Committee of Allied Crafts, Recalled. 10pp.
0502
George H. Williams, Mine Engineer. 13pp.
0515
J.Tom Lewis, Fireman. 54pp.
0569
A.E. Dentón, Motorman. 22pp.
0591
F.L. Perry, President, Electrical Workers' Union. 14pp.
0605
P.C. Renaud, Miner. 22pp.
0627
Martin Busnek, Miner. 8pp.
0635
Jim Bowie, Miner. 5pp.
0640
Walter Self, Miner. 2pp.
0642
A.C. Leach, Carpenter. 8pp.
0650
Fred Montgomery, Foreman. 2pp.
0652
Mr. Peraty, Boilermaker. 1 p.
0653
Thomas Russer, Smelterman. 3pp.
Mine Managers' Presentation
0656
Statement by Secretary of Labor, W.B. Wilson. 3pp.
0659
Discussion between Managersand Commissioners. 41pp.
Committee Representing Businessmen of Globe
0700
Statement by Secretary of Labor, W.B. Wilson. 6pp.
0706
Mr. McKillop, Lawyer. 3pp.
0709
Mr. Geare, Businessman. 20pp
0729
Discussion between Members of Committee and Commissioners. 14pp.
0743
George R. Hill, President, Loyalty League. 39pp.
Committee Representing Businessmen of Globe, not Members of the
Loyalty League
0782
Harry Gordy, Store Owner. 4pp.
0786
William Bendall, Grocer. 6pp.
0792
0806
0808
0818
H.R.Turner, Barber 14pp.
L.T. Gaine, Theatre Operator. 2pp.
G.A. Harbin, Secretary; Cooks and Waiters' Union. 10pp.
Stenographic Reporters'Certificate. 1p.
Reel II
Sessions at Clifton, Arizona
October 25-30,1917
Introduction
0001
Title Page. 1 p.
0002
Table of Contents. 1 p.
0003
Statement by Secretary of Labor, W.B. Wilson. 8pp.
Miners' Representatives
0011
H.S. McClusky, Union Member, IUMM and SW. 26pp.
0037
J.A.Wellington, Miner. 37pp.
0074
S.A. Heath, Carpenter. 4pp.
0078
C.R. Clifford, Machinist. 8pp.
0086
P.M. Vargas, Boilermaker. 100pp.
0186
John Murray, Secretary, Pan-American Federation of Labor Conference
Committee. 18pp.
0204
C.J. Brooke, Store Department, Arizona Copper Company. 22pp.
0226
Charles H. Moyer, President, IUMM and SW. 7pp.
Mine Managers and Representatives
0233
Norman Carmichael, Arizona Copper Company. 94pp.
0327
J.W. Bennie, Shannon Copper Company. 18pp.
0345
Milton McLean, Phelps Dodge Corporation. 39pp.
0384
E.W.Lewis, Judge. 21pp.
0405
P.B. [P.G.] Scotland, Arizona, Copper Company. 33pp.
0438
John Christy, Mine Owner. 12pp.
Shift Bosses
0450
H.P. Hill, Foreman. Humboldt Mine, Arizona Copper Company. 8pp.
0458
George Miller, Machine Foreman, Arizona Copper Company. 3pp.
0461
Lee Lawhead, Standard Property, Phelps Dodge Corporation. 20pp.
Citizens
0481
J.Y. Ainsa, Mexican-American. 24pp.
0505
W.B. Kelly. Businessman. 15pp.
0520
0523
J.C. Gaines, Craftsman. 3pp.
J.F. Nichols, Mine Operator. 11 pp.
Railroad Employees
0534
Ross Thomas, Enginemen's Representative, Arizona and New Mexico
Railroad Company and the Coronado Railway. 1 p.
0535
W.H. Moses, Enginemen's Representative, Arizona and New Mexico
Railroad Company and the Coronado Railway. 1p.
0536
J.M. Cline, Enginemen's Representative, Arizona and New Mexico Railroad
Company and the Coronado Railway Company. 3pp.
0539
Stenographic Reporters' Certificate. 1 p.
Sessions at Bisbee, Arizona
November 1-5,1917
Introduction
0540
Title Page. 1 p.
0541
Table of Contents. 1 p.
Witnesses Appearing before the Commission
0542
George E. Kellogg, Manager of Telephone Company. 20pp.
0562
J.F. McDonald, Deputy U.S. Marshal. 4pp.
0566
Fred N. Brown, Union Organizer. 21pp.
0587
Frank J. Vaughn, President, Painters' Union. 4pp.
0591
Edward Massey, Deputy State Mine Inspector. 10pp.
0601
Frank A. Thomas, Police Court Judge. 20pp.
0621
Thomas N. English, Deportee. 7pp.
0628
E.P. McCoy, President, Local Trades Assembly. 28pp.
0656
Charles Ward, Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), Deportee. 4pp.
0660
John Glen Wilson, Carpenter-Contractor. 8pp.
0668
Mrs. Rosa McKay, Legislator. 10pp.
0678
Harry Wheeler, Sheriff, Cochise County. 50pp.
0728
M.W. Merrill, Miner, Member of the Loyalty League. 43pp.
0771
Basset T. Watkins, Deputy Sheriff and Shift Boss. 9pp.
Committee from Warren District Commercial Club and Citizens
Protective League
0780
J.C. Ryan, County Engineer and Deputy State Engineer, Chairman of Committee. [Includes Statistical Data, Relief Activities, and Correspondence.]
96pp.
Reel III
Sessions at Bisbee, Arizona
November 1-5,1917 cont.
Witness Appearing before the Commission
0001
Walter E. Hawthorne, Photographer, Non-Union Deportee. 8pp.
Mine Managers' Statements
0009
G.H. Dowell, Copper Queen Branch Manager, Phelps Dodge Corporation.
14pp.
0023
Notarized Depositions on Union Intimidation. 9pp.
0032
Statement of Action, Local 106, IUMM and SW. 1p.
0033
Union Press Releases, July 11,1917, IUMM and SW. 5pp.
0038
G.H. Dowell, Copper Queen Branch Manager, Phelps Dodge Corporation
28pp.
0066
E.E. Ellinwood, Judge, Bisbee, Arizona. 19pp.
0085
W.B. Gohring, Calumet and Arizona Mining Company. 25pp.
0110
Arthur S. Houle, Shattuck-Arizona Copper Company. 36pp.
0146
Ernest W. Lewis, Judge, Phoenix, Arizona. 18pp.
Employees' Committee of Copper Queen Consolidated Mining
Company
0164
0166
0174
0189
0190
0197
J.J. Harrington, Chairman of the Committee. 2pp.
I.H. Strickland, Member of Committee. 8pp.
CF. Wagner, Member of Committee. 15pp.
Roger Kennedy, Member of Committee. 1 p.
Heber Taylor, Member of Committee. 7pp.
Oscar Wynn, Member of Committee. 14pp.
Witness Appearing before the Commission
0211
Antonio Rodriguez, Deportee. 12pp.
Mine Managers' Statements
0223
G.H. Dowell, Copper Queen Branch Manager, Phelps Dodge Corporation
16pp.
0239
0278
0283
W.B. Gohring, Calumet and Arizona Mining Company. 39pp.
Harry Wheeler, Sheriff, Cochise County. 5pp.
Stenographic Reporters' Certificate. 1 p.
Sessions at Salt Lake City, Utah
July 24,1918
Introduction
0284
0285
Title Page. 1 p.
Table of Contents. 1 p.
State Industrial Commission of Utah Testimony
0286
Commissioner Knerr: Utah Copper Company. 1 p.
0287
Commissioner Thatcher: Garf¡eld Smelting Company. 2pp.
0289
Commissioner Knerr: Garfield Smelting Company. 2pp.
0291
Commissioner Knerr: Utah-Idaho Central Railway Company. 2pp.
0293
Commissioner Knerr: Ogden Packing and Provision Company. 5pp.
Testimony of Labor Representatives
0298
O.R. Henney, Labor Spokesman, Garfield Smelting Company. 24pp.
0322
R.M. Spalding, Mill Empbyees' Spokesman, Utah Copper Company. 34pp.
0356
W.N. Piggott, Secretary, Ogden Trades and Labor Assembly.Ogden Packing and Provision Company. 11 pp.
0367
Joseph Lee, Machinists' Union and F.S. Dunn, Boilermakers' Union, Labor
Spokesmen, Utah Copper Company and Garfield Mill and Smelter. 21pp.
0388
CE. Woods and G.F. Lowery, Labor Spokesmen, Utah-Idaho Central Railway Company. 28pp.
0416
Mr. Lewis, President and Mr. Lamont, Secretary, Utah Branch, American
Federation of Labor. 7pp.
0423
Ogden Packing and Provision Company-Discharged Employees. 1 p.
0424
0427
0428
0433
0435
0439
0442
Charles Jay. 3pp.
George Penrod. 1 p.
Eva Thompson. 5pp.
John Boyce. 2pp.
Con D. Silva, Union President. 4pp.
Derk Koldewyn. 3pp.
George Ransom. 5pp.
Correspondence and General Materials
0445
0452
0454
0456
Basis of Settlement of the Clifton-Morenci-Metcalf Strike, October 31,1917.
7pp.
Regulations Promulgated for the War Industry of Woods and Mills of the
Northwest, March 1,1918.2pp.
Exhibit of False Arrests for IWW Membership, October 31,1917. 2pp.
Proposed Legislation and Correspondence relating to the Creation of the
President's Mediation Commission, April-May 1917.41 pp.
0497
"Labor in the Inland Empire Lumber Territory," Memo by Willard E. Hotchkiss,
December 1917. 7pp.
0514
0585
Prepared Testimony of Lumbermen's Protective League, 1917.71pp.
General Correspondence of the President's Mediation Commission, 1918.
7pp.
0592
Decision of Shipbuilding Labor Adjustment Board Touching Disputes in San
Francisco, Columbia River, and Puget Sound Districts, 1918.15pp.
Memo relating to Settlement of Longshoremen's Dispute at Puget Sound,
1918.6pp.
Memo on behalf of Employers of Waterfront Labor in the Ports of Puget
Sound. 1918. 22pp.
"Farm Labor and the IWW," Memo by Thorstein Veblen, 1918.15pp.
Exhibit A, Statement of Grievances by Agricultural Workers Industrial
Union, April 8,1918.2pp.
Exhibit B, Affidavits of Maltreatment of Suspected IWW Members,
1917-1918.16pp.
Exhibit C, Statements of U.S. Forest Service Supervisors Expressing
Satisfaction with IWW Labor Performance in Montana and Idaho Fire
Control Programs, 1917-1918.11pp.
Report of President's Mediation Commission on the Bisbee, Arizona, Deportations, November 6,1917.5pp.
Report of President's Mediation Commission, January 9,1918.11 pp.
Telegrams on the Activities of the President's Mediation Commission,
October-December 1917.
Memo regarding Western IWW Situation, January 10,1918.6pp.
General Situation in the Northwest, particularly in Minnesota, n.d. 12pp.
Correspondence on the Activities of the IWW 1917-1918.11 pp.
General Correspondence of the President's Mediatbn Commission,
1918-1919.22pp.
0607
0613
0635
0650
0652
0668
0677
0682
0693
0752
0758
0770
0781
SUBJECT INDEX
The following index is a guide to the major subjects of this collection. The Roman
numeral refers to the reel, and the Arabic number after the colon refers to the frame
number at which a particular subject begins. Hence III: 0934 directs the researcher
to the subject that begins at Frame 0934 of Reel III. By referring to the Reel Index
that comprises the initial section of this guide, the researcher can find the main
entry for this subject.
Allied crafts
committee of 1:0290, 0492
American Federation of Labor
111:0416
Arizona Copper Company
foremen II: 0450, 0458
manager li: 0405
store department II: 0204
Arrests
IWW membership III: 0454, 0635,
0650,0652,0668
see also Deportations
Bisbee, Arizona
report on III: 0677
sessions at II: 0540-0780;
111:0001-0283
Boilermakers
1:0652; II: 0086
Boilermakers' Union
III: 0367
Businessmen
II: 0505
Businessmen of Globe, Arizona
Loyalty League 1:0706,0709,
0729, 0743
non-Loyalty League 1:0782,0786,
0792, 0806, 0808
Calumet and Arizona Mining
Company
III: 0085,023
Carpenters
1:0642; II: 0074, 0660
Engineers
II: 0780
Enginemen
II: 0534-0536
see also Railroad employees
Farm labor
IWW III: 0635-0668, 0752, 0758
Fireman
1:0515
Foremen and shift bosses
1:0650; II: 0450-0461, 0771
see also U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service, U.S.
111:0668
Garfield Smelting Company
III: 0287,0289,0298, 0322
Globe, Arizona
sessions of 1:0001-0818
Humboldt Mine
II: 0450
Intimidation
by unions III: 0023
see also Unions
Industrial Workers of the World
(IWW)
II: 0656; III: 0454, 0635-0668,
0752, 0770
International Union of Mine, Mill
and Smelter Workers (IUMM and
SW)
I: 0006, 0125, 0322; II: 0011, 0226;
III: 0023-0033
Judges
Bisbee, Arizona III: 0066
Phoenix, Arizona III: 0146
Police court II: 0601
Labor
lumber III: 0497, 0758
see also Farm labor; Labor
spokesmen; Unions
Labor spokesmen
Allied Crafts I: 0290, 0492
Garfield Smelting Company III: 0298
Citizens Protective League
Warren District Commercial Club
II: 0780
Clifton, Arizona
Morenci-Metcalf Strike settlement
III: 0445
sessions at II: 0001-0539
Columbia River
see Northwest
Commercial Club and Citizens
Protective League
Warren District II: 0780
Committee of Allied Crafts
I: 0290,0492
Cooks and Waiters' Union
I: 0808
Copper companies
see Mining companies
Copper Queen Consolidated
Mining Company
III: 0009, 0038, 0164, 0166, 0174,
0189,0190,0197,0223
Correspondence and telegrams
general, 1917-1918 III: 0693,0770,
0781
legislation and 111: 0456
Craftsmen
1:0290, 0492; II: 0520
Deportations
report on Bisbee, Arizona III: 0677
see also Deportees
Deportees
general II: 0621, 0656; III: 0001,
0211
relief furnished to families II: 0780
see also Deportations; Arrests
Electrical Workers' Union
I: 0591
Employers
U.S. Forest Service III: 0668
waterfront labor III: 0613
see also Lumbering; Mine managers; Mine owners; Mining
companies; Railroads
10
mill employees-Utah Copper
Company III; 0322
Ogden Labor Trades Assembly
111:0356
trades assembly II: 0628
see also Unions
Legislation
correspondence and III: 0456
President's Mediation Commission
111:0456
Legislators
II: 0668
Longshoremen
111:0592-0613
Loyalty League
I: 0706-0743; II: 0728
Lumbering
labor III: 0497
regulations for war industry III: 0452
see also Industrial Workers of the
World; Lumbermen's Protective
League
Lumbermen's Protective League
III: 0514
Machinists
II: 0078
Machinists' Union
111:0367
Metcalf, Arizona
Clifton-Morenci strike settlement
111:0445
Mine engineers
1:0502
Mine inspectors
deputy district 1:0456
deputy state-Arizona II: 0591
Mine managers
I: 0659; II: 0233-0438; III: 0009,
0038, 0085, 0110, 0223, 0239
Mine operators
II: 0523
Mine owners
11:0438
11
Miners
1:0004-0280,0341 -0450, 0605,640;
11:0037
Mining companies
Arizona Copper Company II: 0204,
0233, 0405, 0450,0458
Calumet and Arizona Copper
Company III: 0085, 0239
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining
Company III: 0009, 0038,
0164-0197,0223
Garfield Smelting Company
III: 0287,0289, 0298
Humboldt Mine II: 0450
Phelps Dodge Corporation II: 0345,
0461; III: 0009, 0038, 01640197,0223
Shannon Copper Company II: 0327
Shattuck-Arizona Copper Company
III: 0110
Standard Property If: 0461
Utah Copper Company III: 0286,
0322, 0367
Minnesota
general situation III: 0758
Morenci, Arizona
Clifton-Metcalf strike settlement
III: 0445
Motorman
1:0569
Northwest
general situation III: 0758
labor III: 0497
labor-waterfront III: 0613
longshoremen III: 0607
Lumbermen's Protective League
III: 0514
shipbuilding III: 0592
woods and mills III: 0452
Ogden Packing and Provision
Company
Ml: 0293,0356, 0423-0442
Sheriffs
II: 0678,0771 ; III: 0278
see also Deportations
Shipbuilding
III; 0592, 0607, 0613
Smeltermen
1:0653
see also International Union of
Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
(IUMM and SW)
Smelters
Garfield Smelting Company
III: 0287,0289, 0298
Standard Property
11:0461
State Industrial Commission
of Utah
III: 0286-0293
Statistical data
II: 0780
Stenographic Reporters'
Certificate
Bisbee, Arizona III: 0283
Clifton, Arizona II: 0539
Globe, Arizona 1:0818
Strike
Clifton-Morenci-Metcalf strike
settlement III: 0445
Tables
III: 0780
Telephone companies
II: 0542
Trades Assembly
Bisbee, Arizona II: 0628
see also Allied Crafts
Union organizers
II: 0566,0780
Unions
American Federation of Labor
111:0416
Boilermakers' Union III: 0367
Cooks and Waiters' Union 1:0808
Electrical Workers' Union 1:0591
Packing company
Ogden Packing and Provision
Company ill: 0293, 0356,
0423-0442
Painters' Union
II: 0587
Pan-American Federation of Labor
11:0186
Phelps Dodge Corporation
II: 0345,0461 ; III: 0009,0038,
0164-0197,0223
Phoenix, Arizona
111:0146
Photographer
III: 0001
Police court
II: 0601
Puget Sound
see Longshoremen;
Northwest
Railroad employees
II: 0534-0536; III: 0291,0388
Relief
furnished to families of deportees
11:0780
Reports
Bisbee, Arizona deportations
111:0677
1918111:0682
Salt Lake City, Utah
sessions at III: 0284-0442
San Francisco, California
see Longshoremen
Sessions
Bisbee, Arizona II: 0540-0780;
111:0001-0283
Clifton, Arizona II: 0001 -0539
Globe, Arizona 1:0001 -0818
Salt Lake City, Utah III: 0284-0442
Shannon Copper Company
II: 0327
Shattuck-Arizona Copper
Company
111:0110
12
Industrial Workers of the World
(IWW) II: 0656; III: 0454,
0635-0668, 0752, 0770
International Union of Mine, Mill and
Smelter Workers (IUMM and
SW) 1:0006, 0125, 0322;
11:0011, 0226; 111:0023-0033
Machinists' Union III: 0367
Painters' Union II: 0587
Pan-American Federation of Labor
11:0186
see also Labor spokesmen
U.S. Forest Service
Industrial Workers of the World
(IWW) III: 0668
U.S. Marshals
II: 0562
13
Utah
sessions at Salt Lake City
III: 0284-0442
Utah Copper Company
III: 0286, 0322,0367
Utah-Idaho Central Railway
Company
III: 0291,0388
Veblen, Thorstein
III: 0635
Waiters
Cooks and Waiters' Union 1:0808
War Industry
regulations for woods and mills
III: 0452
Wilson, W.B., Secretary of Labor
statements by 1:0656, 0700;
II: 0003
THE WILSON ADMINISTRATION
AND AMERICAN WORKERS
Papers of the National War Labor Board, 1918-1919
Papers of the President's Mediation
Commission, 1917-1919
U.S. Commission on Industrial Relations, 1912-1915
UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS OF AMERICA