Labor Editorial Files
Collection Number: 5693
Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives, Cornell University Library
Title:
Labor Editorial Files, 1900-1979
Collection Number:
5693
Creator:
Labor Magazine
Quantity:
24.5 linear ft.
Forms of Material:
Records (documents).
Repository:
Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives,
Cornell University Library
Abstract:
Files of Edward Keating and John Baer of the magazine
Labor.
Language:
Collection material in English
This collection is divided into two main series. First, the files of Edward A. Keating, Editor
of Labor magazine and second, the files of John Baer, Labor Cartoonist. The collection includes
correspondence, original sketches and cartoons, photocopies of published cartoons (other than
Baer's), articles, memorabilia and photographs.
Edward Keating's files include correspondence, arranged chronologically, and editorial files,
arranged alphabetically by subject. John Baer's files include correspondence, biographical
information, articles, clippings, memorabilia, and photographs.
Names:
Baer, John.
Keating, Edward, 1875-1965.
Labor magazine.
Form and Genre Terms:
Records (documents)
Access Restrictions:
Access to the collections in the Kheel Center is restricted. Please contact a reference
archivist for access to these materials.
Restrictions on Use:
This collection must be used in keeping with the Kheel Center Information Sheet and
Procedures for Document Use.
Cite As:
Labor Editorial Files #5693. Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives,
Cornell University Library.
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Box 1 | Folder 1 | 1917-1919 | |
April through Oct; Military Reports and correspondence re to William C. Harllee, Major, U.S.
Marine Corps, (Later to become Lt. Col. (1919)). Notable commendations for service, signed by
Assistant Secretary of War Breckinridge.
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Box 1 | Folder 2 | 1920 | |
May-Dec; Correspondence between Keating (then Chairman of the Railroad Organizations
Campaign Committee) and E.J. Manion, Secretary, Railroad Labor Chief Executive Organization,
re meeting in Chicago on May 21, 1920 where political platform was established; Also contains
correspondence to Keating as Manager of the Plumb Plan League from E.J. Manion on RED
letterhead re results of meeting at Chicago; Correspondence between Manion and Keating re
selection of Mr. Glenn E. Plumb as General Counsel for the 16 Associated Organizations, and
list of pledgers to support the Plumb Plan.
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Box 1 | Folder 3 | 1921-1922 | |
Jan-Feb; Correspondence between Keating and Manion re Manion denying to make $1000 pledge to
the Plumb Plan
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Box 1 | Folder 4 | 1922 | |
Jan 1st-March 13th; Contains large folder labeled "Report of Operations and Training, 15th
Regiment, U.S. Marine Corps, Jan.-March 13, 1922 personal copy of Lt. Col. Harllee;" detailed
report of Operations of 15th Regiment in Eastern District Dominican Republic re bandit
situation by William C. Harllee; copies of the 15th Regiment Newsletter, Oct. 29, Nov. 12,
1921; correspondence and reports also re bandit insurrection in Eastern District Dominican
Republic (1921); summary of known casualties occurring in the Eastern Districts during period
of Sept. 29 to Dec. 1921, San Pedro de Macoris, Jan. 4, 1922 by Wm. Harllee; Correspondence
between Harllee and Keating containing a copy of the Naval Omnibus Bill (marked on page k,
pensions) postmark 1926; transcripts of boards investigating Marine caused death of Dominican
Republican natives, all containing some correspondence of Harllee as regimental commander,
March 1922; report commending General Harllee re Patrol Scout Training, Dec. 5, 1921; Report
of operation and training from Jan 1st to March 13, 1922 from District Commander Harllee to
commanding general; miscellaneous maps of portions of the Dominican Republic; remainder of the
correspondence ^g_ Harllee and his regiment had eliminated most of the bandits, but had also
molested innocent sugar cane workers; (the only apparent link between Harllee and Keating so
far is that one letter postmarked 1926); many reports of troop movements, etc., could not help
noticing confidential reports on native informants and coded missives.
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Box 1 | Folder 5 | 1923 | |
Jan 3rd-Dec 11th; Clipping and accompanying correspondence (Dec.1923) re Huey P. Longs
endorsement for Governor of Louisiana by Labor; "An Open Letter" from Alvin Moore (Republican
candidate for Congress, from the First (Seattle) District of Washington) re_ "A solution of
our National Transportation Problem" June 15, 1923, for nationalization of the railroads;
Miscellaneous requests for subscriptions; Miscellaneous requests for 'Mat Service' of Baer's
cartoon (1923); correspondence between William E. Sweet, Gov. of Colorado and Keating re
address for 50th anniversary of the BLF&E, Nov. 1923 and misc. telegrams; Dec. 3, 1923
reporting events of the 50th anniversary of the BLF&E, evidently the "big party" was a
success; further note-there are a lot of telegrams from around the U.S. re_ some insurance,
most report same success; correspondence from John C. Ready, President, System Federation #17,
Secretary-Treasurer District H3, I.A.M. to Editor, Labor re request to print article
presumably on a strike involving IAM, Dec. 6,1923; correspondence from League of Women Voters
to Editor of "Labor" re request by League to publish articles in Labor; Handwritten
correspondence (Dec. 1923) from Benjamin Judkins to the editor, letter sent with enclosures
(newspaper clippings), both letter and clippings are re the apparent secret sale of land near
San Diego by said city, apparently the issue is acquisition of water and etc. rights; also an
editorial on capital accumulation and too powerful business interests in California.
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Box 1 | Folder 6 | 1923 | |
December 12th-29th; Correspondence from Wade Shurtleff to J.A. Lecher (Dec.12, 1923) re_
support (assume by subscription) for Labor in Ind.; Correspondence to C.A. McDonald,
Secretary-Treasurer, Missouri Pacific System Federation from C.A. Newton (U.S. House of Rep.),
Joseph A. Meed (U.S. Senate), L.C. Dwyer (Senate) Harry B. Hawes (House) and Selden P.
Spencer(Senate) - all Congressmen from Missouri re increase in wages for Postal Employees;
correspondence from B.M. Jewell, President, RED to Keating (Dec. 12, 1923) re one Mr. McAdoo
and "How he got started to Knoxville, Tenn." Correspondence from J.H. Rae to Keating (Dec. 13,
1923) re_ delivery of handwritten letter of Senator Frank B. Willis (Dec. 3, 1923) -Willis
contends will not support child labor law because unconstitutional and upholds Supreme Court
decision - Rae is critical of the decision and Willis; Memo to Willis and Lovell (Dec. 14,
1923) re lobbying of Scott Wolff for bill to prohibit interstate traffic of strike breakers,
from Keating; Press releases (Dec. 1923) re referendum for American Peace Award (Committee
consists of Leonard Hand, Mrs. FDR, Henry Stimson, Elihu Root, etc.) unclear of what
referendum is for; Correspondence from Keating to B.M. Jewell re tariffs and Keating as a free
trade advocate; correspondence from Jewell to William Johnston (Pres., IAM) and J.D. Noonam
(Pres., IBEW) re tariff protection; correspondence between Keating and I. Derrickson, Gen.
Secretary-Treasurer, Order of Railroad Telegraphers re appellation of U.S. Railroad Board;
Correspondence from Keating to J.H. Rae re constitutionality of child labor law; from W.W.
Warwick, Oficina del Agente Fiscal, Panama, to Keating re Herbert Brews attack on Warwick;
from Esther Everette Lape to Keating (Dec. 17, 1923) re attempt to secure ballot printing for
American Peace Award in Labor, includes description of award, set up by Edward W. Bok offering
$100,000 for the best, practical plan by which U.S. may cooperate with other nations and
achieve peace in the world; From William McAdoo to Keating re McAdoo's speech Labor printed;
Between C.A. McDonald (Sec.-Treas., Fed. #2) and Keating, Dec. 1923, re private vs. government
ownership of the railroads; From Robert McKinley, (Sec.-Treas., Texas State Fed. of Labor) to
Keating re policy platform adopted by above at labor political conference, includes typed copy
of platform; from George E. Sloan, Editor in Chief of the Si-De-Ka, accompanying enclosures
from said publication re Labor, Dec. 23, 1923; from (unreadable) to Keating, Dec. 23, 1923 re
the sad fate of C.A. Phelan, former General Manager Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad; from
Wayne B. Wheeler (General Counsel of the Anti-Saloon League of America)to Keating re
prohibition; from Jewell to Keating re success of meeting of the conference for progressive
political action in Chicago; from Jewell to Keating re endorsement of McAdoo's candidacy.
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Box 1 | Folder 7 | 1923 | |
Press release, re Locomotive Firemen's "Birthday Party."
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Box 1 | Folder 8 | 1924 | |
January 1st-12th; Correspondence from John C. Ready, President System Fed. #17 to Keating re
article by Schlefer to be printed in Labor, "A Connecticut Labor Trial."; from Keating to Gov.
of Colo., Sweet and Attorney General of Colorado Wayne C. William, Jan. 2, 1924 re decisions
on the "Rio Grande case"; letter addressed to McAdoo and Keating requesting copies of McAdoo's
San Francisco speech; correspondence from D.B. Robertson (Pres. BLF&E) to Keating re
New York Central Rail Strike, Jan.4, 1924; from Keating to B.M. Jewell, Jan. 7, re Senator
Lafollette and political infighting in the Congress; Telegram from Charles MacGowan to Labor
re attempt of the milk producers (in process of strike) to get recognition from AFL, Jan. 75
1924; correspondence from McGowan to Arther E. Holder, Sec. Conference for Progressive
Political Action, Jan. 9, re McGowan's turning down request to appear at Conference;
correspondence from Arthur Keep, Editor, Telegrapher Journal, Jan. 75 re Mr. McNamee (who at
one time was an alcoholic and now 'stays in his shell because of the hang-over from his past'
). Correspondence from E. Davidson, General Secretary & Treasurer IAM to Sen. Hiram
Johnson, Jan. 10, re the Mexican situation which is evidently U.S. covert operations to
overthrow a "constitutionally elected" President Obregon who is sympathetic to labor; between
R.E. Moon, Chmn. Missouri State Legislative Bd., BLF&E and Keating re amendments to
the Constitution of the State of Missouri, Jan. 5; between Keating and C.W. Maier, Special
Rep. to the BLF&E re politics in general and more specifically the chances of the
Democratic Party in national elections; from Keating to Daniel Roper, Jan. 11, re once again
the drunken part of Robert McNamee; correspondence from Wayne Williams, Attorney-General of
Colorado to Keating, Jan. 8, re the "Rio Grande" issue, some type of re-organization plan and
"juggling" of the railroads; correspondence and clipping, Jan. 18, from Keating to William C.
Lyons re McAdoo, candidate for Democratic presidential nomination.
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Box 1 | Folder 9 | 1924 | |
January 14th-23rd; Correspondence from John E. Mankin (U.S. House of Rep.) to Keating re the
scoop on the finances of Secretary Mellon; from W.S. Stone, Grand Chief of Brotherhood of
Locomotive Enginemen to Keating, Jan. 16 re H.M. Curry's (Gen. Mechanical
Superintendent-Northern Pacific) forced resignation; from Arthur Keep, editor Labor to Keating
re more on Robert McNamee; from William G. McAdoo to Keating re_ a publication called "A
History of Organized Felony and Folly;" Speech of Gov. John J. Blaine on the 50th anniversary
celebration of the BLF&E at Milwaukee; Correspondence from an unidentified signature
to Keating Jan. 22, re_ the M&NA Railroad and the strike of that railroad, also
contains an enclosure - a motion for postponement in the Boone Circuit Court of Clay Holt
against J.D. Jones and others, and also a handwritten letter and financial information on the
M&NA (The Missouri and N. Arkansas RR); from D.B. Robertson, Pres. of the
BLF&E to Keating re settlement reached on the New York Central Lines, Jan. 23,
enclosed is a mimeo copy of the settlement and correspondence on same issue.
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Box 1 | Folder 10 | 1924 | |
January 24th-28th; Correspondence from William McAdoo to Keating, Jan.25, re the Mellon
Plan; Between Arthur Keep and Keating re European investment into U.S. , the death of
capitalism, etc. ; From Ex-Congressman Alim Moore (Seattle) to Keating re_ solution to the
railroad problem; From D.B. Robertson and L.D. Sampson, Chmn. Valparaiso University Alumni,
Jan. 28, re Sampson requests to help in pro-labor activities; From R.S. Jones (Wash. Office,
McAdoo for President Comm.) to Keating re Jones's switch in support of McAdoo.
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Box 1 | Folder 11 | 1924 | |
January 29th-31st; From Benjamin Judkins to Keating, Jan. 29, re_ that old water issue in
California, enclosed many newspaper clippings about the water issue; from Judkins to Warren G.
Harding (President) re_ the water issue in San Diego.
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Box 1 | Folder 12 | 1924 | |
Feb. 2nd-8th; Correspondence from Murray E. King to Keating, Feb. 2, re the state prison
manufacturing affair; from Keating to J. Ramsay McDonald re_ the purpose of Labor; from James
K. Lindley (ORC) to Roy Fitzgerald (Cong. 3rd Ohio Dist.) re_ Workmen's Compensation Bill;
from William McAdoo to Keating re editorial in LA Express favorable to McAdoo; From Keating to
Wayne C. Williams, Att. Gen. Colo., re previous issue of railroad land purchase, Rio Grande,
also re-organization; between Keating and J.T. Vanakle Feb. 4, re M&NA default on loan
and attempted investigation; from Emil 0. Jorgensen to Keating regarding one Professor Richard
T. Ely who Jorgensen regards as 'one of the worst enemies of economic freedom this nation has
ever seen," the whole plot is laid out in Feb. 5; from Arthur Keep to Keating, Feb. h re_ the
"world bank" and some shady dealing with Horn blower, Weeks & Co.; From the Labor
Bureau to Keating re_ attempts to increase circulation of their own, "Facts for Workers", also
enclosed a questionnaire as a sample copy; from Keating to Hon. George C. Record, Feb.55
suggesting Lafollette as a 3rd party candidate for President; clippings on "Happy Home
Dresses," possibly in relation to prior clothing scandal; From Keating to Sen. Thomas Wake,
Feb. 6, re Strauns shady connections and some relationship to Coolidge campaign; from Keating
to Wayne C. William, Attorney General, Colorado, re the Rio Grande re-organization scheme;
Advance press release dated Feb. 7, entitled "The Pennsylvania Railroad Shopmen Betrayed,"
article written by H.S. Jeffrey who enacted suit against shopmen for recent strike; from James
Couzens, Senator-Michigan to Keating re New York tax reduction motivations; from Charles
McGowan to Keating re the endorsement of proposed political candidates.
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Box 1 | Folder 13 | 1924 | |
Feb. 9th-16th; Correspondence from Keating to Senator Lafollette, Feb. 9, re M&R
propaganda on the Chesapeake & Ohio; from Keating to John F. McNamara, Editor,
BLF&E Magazine, re Teapot Dome scandal investigation; From T.C. Cashen, President,
Switchmen's Union to Keating re the BRT's use of private investigations under the guise of
organizer, basically factional infighting; Confidential correspondence from W.G. Lee to F.W.
Morey, re an enclosed report on the Switchmen's Union in Birmingham and the rivalry there with
the BRT - report is signed by Roy C. Smith (Organizer BRT) and addressed to W.G. Lee,
President of BRT; from Henry M. Rathbone (HOR-ILL) to Keating, re_ Rathbone request for
Keating to hear his first speech in Senate; an original copy of the Birth Control Herald (Jan.
1924)published by the Voluntary Parenthood League, NYC, emphasis on Cummins-Vaite bill to free
up contraceptive knowledge; from Basil M. Manby, Dir. of Peoples Legislative Service to
Keating re Committee on Interstate Commerce of Railroad Propaganda; from Keating to Wayne
Williams re the Rio Grande issue.
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Box 1 | Folder 14 | 1924 | |
Feb. 18th-25th; Telegram from Charles J. MacGowan to Keating re McAdoo's candidacy; from
W.W. Norton, Publisher, People's Institute Publ. Co., to Keating re_ People's Inst. Pub. Co.;
From Charles McGowan to Keating reporting on the St. Louis Labor Conference, 1924;
Miscellaneous correspondence re the death of Jack Dermody; from McAdoo to Keating re
corruption on the railroad lines and congressional activities on the Esch-Cummins Act; from
Keating to Lafollette re_ federal loan to the Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad, also
correspondence on same issue from S.J. Venable to Keating; from Wayne Williams to Keating, re
William's decision not to pursue investigation of "Rio Grande" controversy
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Box 1 | Folder 15 | 1925 | |
Feb. 25th; Correspondence between Keating and Williams re the Rio Grande issue and dismay of
McAdoo.
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Box 1 | Folder 16 | 1924 | |
March 1st-14th; From D.B. Robertson, Pres. BLF&E to Keating re_ to Pacific Bulletin
article where Labor is accused of falsifying information; from Keating to George M. Shriver,
Senior VP, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad re Shriver's finances; partial report re the
Constitutional Convention in State of Missouri; from Jesse Kennedy to Keating re_ corrupt
political system, additional correspondence from Kennedy re_ an initiative and referendum on
alcohol prohibition; from Judson King, Director of the National Popular Government League, to
Keating re opposition to Section 23 of the Immigration Bill; from Mr. Hunter, involved with
the company union of the Great Northern Railroad, circular criticizing labor's stance against
the railroad, also a partial stenographic transcript of relevant section of the hearing before
the Railroad Labor Board, sent by McGowan to Keating in response to the circular; from Andrew
R. McDonald to Keating re the Esch-Cummins Law, also called the Transportation Act of 1920;
between Keating and McAdoo in re the political campaign and the effect of the oil scandal on
the Republican Party; between Keating and Williams re to attempts to secure investigation in
the Congress of the Rio Grande reorganization; Martin F. Ryan, Pres. of the Brotherhood. of
Railway Carmen to Keating re_ political machinations which may lead to the re-election of
Calvin Coolidge.
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Box 1 | Folder 17 | 1924 | |
March 15th-27th; Correspondence from Marvin Gates Sperry, National Pres., Private Soldiers'
and Sailors' Legion to Keating expressing their organizations affiliation with all pro-labor
factions; from Keep to Keating implying possible collusion and graft between Coolidge
administration and Henry Ford; between I.D. Mumby and Keating re_ possible candidacy for
presidential office of Robert Lafollette; between Keep and Keating re the St. Louis
conference; from Wayne Williams to Keating re the Rio Grande issue and possible VP nomination
for Governor Sweet of Colorado; between Keating and H.E. Wills re_ a Knoxville, Tenn.
publication called the Journal in reference to "club purchasing of carloads of coal"; from
Judson King endorsing E.D. Morel for the Nobel Peace Prize - result of the election on the
Great Northern RR sent to Keating by T.C. Cashen, Pres. Switchmen's Union.
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Box 1 | Folder 18 | 1924 | |
March 28th-31st; From T.F. Shuman, Gen. Chmn. ORC, to Keating re H.G. 6865, the Rainey Bill;
from W.S. Stone, BLE to Keating re the turn around case in reference to the Denver &
Rio Grande Western RR; between Keating and Williams re the presidential situation as it
relates to Ralston and Cummings; C.J. Ross to Keating re an enclosed copy of a resolution to
be presented at the coming session of Grand Div.
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Box 1 | Folder 19 | 1924 | |
April 1st-25th; Telegram from Keating to H.E. Miles, Chairman of the Fair Tariff League re
conditions for a fair tariff; From Esther Everett Lape, member-in-charge, American Peace Award
to Keating re the publication of some old peace proposals from prior contest; from Arthur Keep
to Keating re possible attempt by the railroad to turn workers away from progressives in the
Congress; from J.T. Venable to Keating re exposure of the failure of the Missouri &
Arkansas Railroad to pay the interest on their government loan; correspondence from William
McAdoo to Keating re possible endorsement of U.S.G. Cherry for U.S. Senate; copy of summary of
minutes of the 4th annual conference of Editor's Official Railroad Labor Magazine;
correspondence from Keep to Keating re Keep quitting his job with the O.R.T.; between Keating
and Venable re working conditions on the M&NA Railroad and some news clippings.
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Box 1 | Folder 20 | 1924 | |
May 2nd-29th; Advertisement re "Buy a Farm" attached correspondence (unsigned) to the First
National Bank re the turning over of funds to the Michigan Federation of Farm Loan
Associations, additional correspondence re Senator Couzens; correspondence between Keating and
Keep re probabilities for a 3rd party political movement; correspondence from Keating to E.K.
Derrickson re in appreciation for Derrickson support in getting Cleveland convention to go for
labor conventions; miscellaneous correspondence re Keating's planned trip to Cleveland.
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Box 1 | Folder 21 | 1924 | |
June 2nd-24th; Routine correspondence re payment of subscription contracts; from Keep to
Keating re 3rd party politics and non-voters; from Sen. Lafollette Jr. to Keating re the
Cleveland convention; article from Harrison Times entitled "Railroad is Menaced by Barkley
Bill,; Order of Railroad Telegraphers Report of Proceedings, May 23, 1924 correspondence from
White Moore, Attorney to Keating re_ action against Labor for libel in Mack-Miller Candle Co.
case, also contains complaint in said case before the FTC; correspondence from Keating to
Herman E. Wills, giving a categorical dealing with all the issues of the delegation; from
Spencer Miller Jr. (Secretary of Workers Education Bureau) to Keating re possible future
connection between English and American liberal newspapers; correspondence from Keating to
White & Moore re the Mack-Miller Candle Co. case and a possible law suit for libel;
correspondence from H.S. Jeffrey to the shareholders of the Mechanics and Merchants Bank re a
request for contributions per share to recoup lost money in a lawsuit against the railroad
leadership.
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Box 1 | Folder 22 | 1924 | |
July-August; Correspondence from H.S. Jeffrey to Keating re_ the attempt to raise more money
for the suit; from White and Moore to Keating re_ once again that libel suit, will submit
entire matter to Chairman of FTC and wait for voluntary judgment; from Keating to Thompson
(FTC) in attempt to secure voluntary decision re Labor's printing of the allegedly libelous
material; commendatory letter from Rear Admiral C.P. Plunkett to Lt. Col. William Harllee;
from Keating to Keep complaining about Morris Hillquit power grabs; also letter from Keep to
Keating re_ the Clayton Act and court decisions in the Colorado & Pennsylvania Mining
cases; also correspondence re how Debs beat it out of West Virginia before he was arrested;
from Venable to Keating re_ the deportation from towns of Labor members by local police;
correspondence from Thompson to Keating in re Keating's request for voluntary decision in
Mack-Miller Candle Corp.; circular from the IAM (#l6l) re Special Labor Day edition of Labor
showing why Lafollette and Wheeler should be elected; telegram and correspondence re signing
an endorsement sheet for Lafollette; from Keep to Keating re_ the Kansas City meeting.
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Box 1 | Folder 23 | 1924 | |
Sept.-Oct.; Handwritten correspondence to Keating from Keep re prediction of forthcoming
events in Austria and Italy; curriculum outline on party organization by Phillips Bradley sent
to Keating for possible publication in Labor; Sept. 1919 issue of Catholics &
Prohibition with attached correspondence from Father George Zunchen; from Spencer Miller Jr.,
Secretary of the Workers Education Bureau to Keating with enclosure of Prof. Bradley's outline
of the "party system"; from Ethel M. Smith, Leg-Sec. National Women's Trade Union League to
Keating re establishing a fighting front on the Child Labor Amendment.
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Box 1 | Folder 24 | 1924 | |
Nov.-Dec; From Ethel M. Smith to Keating re Child Labor Amendment and also enclosed the
churches position against the union in, "The Shame of Massachusetts;" copy of the Pilot,
official organ of the Archdiocese of Boston, re William Cardinal O'Connell's (Archbishop of
Boston) antagonism toward the Child Labor Amendment; also enclosed an undated list of
Massachusetts Mills owning southern plants; From Thomas M. Pierson, 2nd VP, ORT, to Keating re
the loss in the "Casey for Congress Campaign;" From Carl Vrooman, Bd. of Dir. of the Farmers
Political Conference (ill.) to Keating re the formation of their organization which hopes to
become the biggest political farm organization in America, contains enclosure, "Declaration of
Principles of the Organization" and misc.; Correspondence from M.W. Martin, Editor of Journal
of the International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths, Drop Forgers and Helpers to Keating re_ a new
Labor subscription drive; from Keating to Keep re the loss of Lafollette in the election and
the great damage to the progressive movement - Keating blames Morris Hillquit; from Keep to
Keating re_ same -also evidence that electoral ballots in some states were miscounted;
telegram from Palmer (?) to Keating re the final election figures not yet published; from
MacGowan to Keating re the "Chicago Transaction Situation."
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Box 1 | Folder 25 | 1924 | |
Partial report undated, apparently re Lafollette campaign; from Venable to Keating re_ a
certain manager problem on the M&NA Railroad; from Keating to Phil Ziegler explaining,
how Labor began; from William Lemke to E.C. Davidson requesting Davidson's endorsement for
Lemke as Ambassador to Mexico and then Davidson's request to Keating for advice.
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Box 1 | Folder 26 | 1925 | |
Feb.-Aug.; Correspondence from Spencer Miller Jr., Secretary of the Workers Education Bureau
to Keating re a proposition to write a history of the railroad labor organizations, funded by
Labor; Summary of the Minutes of the 5th Annual Conference of Editor's, official railroad
magazine; Memo to Mr. Wills from Keating re_ Riddick Lockwood affair and corrupt politicians;
from Keating to James Mellvena, Chief Engineer Div. 308, BLE re Canadian Editor of Labor;
audit report of the Labor Cooperative Educational and Publishing Society, Inc. , 192^-25; More
correspondence from Spencer Miller to Keating re_ the history of the railroad labor
organization in America, contains tentative outline for a 12 chapter book, further enclosed is
a breakdown of expenditures; memo to Keating listing total operating expenses and revenue of
Labor; from McAdoo to Keating re McAdoo rejects idea of running for the senate; from E. Kruse,
VP of the Mid-West Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Securities Corp. to Keating serving as
a report on alleged Communist, Otto S. Wangerin.
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Box 1 | Folder 27 | 1925 | |
Sept.-Dec. 8th; Labor Cooperative Educational and Publishing Society, Treasurer's Report;
from Keating to Emil Jergensen, Manufacturers & Merchant Federal Tax League re
publication of articles about one, Professor Ely; correspondence re_ dinner Labor is holding
in honor of Robert Lafollette Jr.
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Box 1 | Folder 28 | 1925 | |
Dec. 10th-24th; Correspondence re Lafollette dinner; press release entitled, "Complimentary
Dinner to Senator Robert M. Lafollette of Wisconsin, Tues., Dec. 15, 1925," release also
includes transcript of Lafollette's speech and newspaper clippings.
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Box 1 | Folder 29 | 1925 | |
Presumably a banquet attendance list for Lafollette dinner.
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Box 1 | Folder 30 | 1926 | |
January-June; Correspondence from Albert F. Coyle to Keating re Matthew Woll and his
reactionary and "misguided attack against friends of labor;" correspondence and enclosed
article on "Government Telephones in Manitoba" from J.A.P. Haydon, Canadian Labor to Keating;
from John J. Casey, Business Agent, Local 147 of Plumbers and Steam Fitters to Keating re
request for information against the Wilkes- Barre Chamber of Commerce; from William A. Cullop,
candidate for Democratic nomination in U.S. Senate to Keating asking Keating for a political
endorsement; from George F. Milton to Keating re Tennessee Executive Committee vote to abolish
2/3's rule; copy of resolution no. 33 by labor delegates of the Pennsylvania labor movement re
establishment of a Pennsylvania edition of Labor; from L.E. Keller, Statistician, Brotherhood
of Maintenance of Way Employees to Keating re_ enclosed table and comments in purchasing power
of wages of M&WE
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Box 1 | Folder 31 | 1926 | |
July 6th-17th; Correspondence from A. Johnston, Grand Chief Engineer, BLE to Keating re_
decision rendered by Indiana Court upholding the laws of the BLE; from A.A. Graham, Attorney
to William Green re_ anti church remarks about their anti-labor, pro-slavery attitude; between
Keating and Emil Jorgensen and Senator C.C. Cook re_ the case of Professor Ely, also enclosed
one copy of "The Case of Professor Richard T. Ely," by Jorgensen, pub. by the Manufacturer and
Merchants Federal Tax League; correspondence from J.A.P. Haydon, VP, Ontario & Quebec
Conference of Typographical Unions to Keating re Prime Minister of Canada, Arthur Meighen;
Handwritten correspondence from J.S. Brown to Keating re pension differentials on the
Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh Railway and possible investigation thereto; pamphlet re_ the
Second Annual Railroad Labor Institute at Brookwood Labor School.
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Box 1 | Folder 32 | 1926 | |
July 18th-26th; Correspondence from A. Graham to William Green re_ Green's "stabbing labor
in the back in his speech against the general strike in Denver;" from Calif. State Senator
Charles Lewis to Keating re_ the ravages of false ice cream; Correspondence from Keep to
Keating re American Ambassador to Germany's speech "which was a plea for dictatorship"; from
Keep to Keating re_ attempts of women to secure employment on the railroads; article,
"Reminiscences on the Metamorphosis of the Labor Movement," by Louis Ludlow, with attached
correspondence; newspaper clippings with attached letter from Keating to C.S. Adams on
municipal ownership of electric plants; anonymous mss. entitled, "British Government Denies
Wireless for Shaw," re how the government denied G.B. Shaw access to a wireless during speech
in London.
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Box 1 | Folder 33 | 1926 | |
July 27th-31st; Correspondence from May F. Lathrop to Keating re the meeting of the
Commission on Uniform Laws, Lathrop being the former Chairman of the Committee on Laws
Concerning Women and Children; from William Green to Keating re American Bar Association
meeting in Denver; from Norman Lombard, Executive Dir. of the Stable Money Association giving
Keating membership in that Organization, also enclosed pamphlet "The Evil Consequences of our
Unstable Dollar," by Lombard; Correspondence from Keep to Keating re_ "that dirty skunk"
Hawes; from Florence Kelly, General Secretary National Consumers' League re workmen's
compensation for children; handwritten notes of Fred Barr, BLF&E re the Western
Maryland Railroad strike.
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Box 1 | Folder 34 | 1926 | |
Aug. 1st-10th; Newspaper clipping re Colorado's Statehood, correspondence included from
Louis Cunningham, Gazette & Tele. Co. gives Keating's pen name as Elliot Harris; from
A.A. Graham to William Green, again blasting Green; from John P. Burke, Pres. IBPS&PMW
re attempts to organize the paper workers in Quebec; from H.S. Jeffrey to A.N. Haig re_
Jeffrey's prophetic prediction of the downfall of labor leader J.A. Franklin, B.M. Jewell, and
W.H. Johnston, also enclosed is flyer for Jeffrey's new book, Man's Inhumanity to Man; press
telegram to Keating from A. Johnston re annual union meeting of the BLE in Winnipeg; from Fred
Barr to W.S. Hotchkiss re the death of an alleged scab named Hammond; from Charles Lewis,
Calif. State Senator to Keating re_ canals as transportation in U.S.; from A.A. Graham to
William Green re_ Green's opposition of the labor government in Mexico; between Fred Barr and
Keating (correspondence & clippings) re events of the railroad strike in Thomas, West
Virginia; clipping from San Jose Calif., entitled "American Labor and Russia;" from Keating to
M.J. Helalien re Mexico's President's religious tirade against Catholics.
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Box 1 | Folder 35 | 1926 | |
Aug. 11th-25th; Mss. by Keating re the labor press; from Keating to C.A. Harley re possible
fraud of the mail order houses; handwritten letter and article entitled "Real Wages" by
Charles P. Kraft; from Benjamin Judkins re that land sale and water rights scheme in San Diego
(includes clippings); from Keating to George L. Eppler re the voting record of Senator
Zihlman; from Fred Barr to Keating re a train wreck in West Maryland; from Charles Chaison,
Chairman, Mich. Leg. Bd., BLE, to Keating re attempt to prevent re-election of Cong. Frank D.
Scott; reprint of the "Pennsylvania Dutch Farmer Plan," from the Gettysburg Compiler; from
Fred Barr to Keating re events during the Western and Maryland Railroad strike;
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Box 1 | Folder 36 | 1926 | |
Aug. 26th-31st; Misc. clippings on the seniority war on the Grand Trunk Railroad; from
Keating to Ben Hillard re Congressman Vaile's voting record, particularly in reference to oil
magnate; from Ralph M. Easly to Keating re flaws in the primary system; from Keep to Keating
re access to political records; additional correspondence between Keating and Easly re getting
people to the polls, etc.; From Keating to W.L. Hamilton, Pres. BBDEA re President Harding's
role in 1922 shop craft strike; from Thomas Duncan, Madison, Wisconsin, Assembly Chairman, re_
the Lenroot use of Edward Melms endorsement to secure labor votes, (enclosed letter from Melms
indicating that Melms did not endorse Sen. Lenroot).
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Box 1 | Folder 37 | 1926 | |
Sept. 1st-16th; Handwritten correspondence from Samuel Glatfelter, Congressman, Pennsylvania
re candidate endorsement; from Charles H. Lewis, California State Senate to Keating re the
regulation of the public utilities; article from A. Blankenhorn to Keating entitled, "AFL
Delegate Farrington Not Going to Tennessee Valley Commission," also enclosed correspondence
explaining story re sell-out of contracts of the miners
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Box 1 | Folder 38 | 1926 | |
Sept. 18th-30th; Clippings and correspondence from Keating re American antagonism toward
England and the U.N.; from Keating to William C. Harllee re politics (evidently not the first
between them) specifically re the progressive movement; from Judson King to Keating re
Governor Sweet as candidate for Senator; from Carlson, Intl. Pres. of Switchmen's Union to
Keating re Arkansas special edition of Labor; from Henry Hunt, Lawyer, to Keating requesting
aid for Passaic NJ strikers; from P.H. Callahan to Denis McCarthy and Newton Baker re_
Governor Smith and the religious issue.
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Box 1 | Folder 39 | 1926 | |
Oct. 1st-10th; Several newspaper clippings sent to Keating re klanism in Arkansas;
correspondence from P.M. Abbott to Keating with article entitled, "California's Political
Parties State Platforms;" from Ben Deacon, U.S. Press Representative, Canadian National
Railways, to Keating re mineral deposits in Canada; from William Holly, Chairman Finance
Committee of Public Ownership League to Judson King re_ public ownership at Mussel Shoals
Power Co.; "special correspondence," re the trial of Henry M. Daugherty for conspiracy to
defraud the U.S. Government; Correspondence from a group who after spending a month in Russia
declare the U.S. Government should recognize Russia (enclosed a photo of an American admiring
the Russian Crown Jewels); from Homer Bane, Counsel, Tacoma, to Keating re public ownership of
water power in Tacoma; from JAP Hayden to Keating re Hayden's investigation of the overworking
of Canadian prison guards; article by Judson King with enclosure to Keating re the I &
R investigation of public ownership of waterworks; article from Herald Examiner (Chicago)
entitled, "Russian Ruler (Stalin) Wants U.S. As Friend."
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Box 1 | Folder 40 | 1926 | |
Oct. 12th-23rd; Reprint of National Association of Manufacturers, "Cutting Down Immigration
Has Ended the Day of Cheap Labor," sent by H. Hull, Comm. General of Immigration;
correspondence from Florence Kelly, National Consumers League re_ the possible literary abuses
of Labor in citing the League; Telegram from William P. Henry to Keating announcing the death
of Eugene V. Debs; from J.T. Brownie, President Amalgamated Engineering Union re unification
of the metal workers; from Benjamin Judkins to Keating re the same San Diego land scandal;
from Keep re Labor's position on Congressman Lyle; from F.H. Knight, Asst. General President
BRAC re the Texas open port law being declared unconstitutional.
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Box 1 | Folder 41 | 1926 | |
Oct. 28th-30th; From David E. Lilienthal to Keating re the Child Labor Law; from Keating to
J.E. Hewell re_ the Child Labor Amendment; from Keating to C.E. Baxter re Labor's endorsement
policy for political candidates; from JAP Hayden to Keating re inquiring into the Canadian
Hydro Power issue; from Hubert Herrins, Director, The Seminar on Relations with Mexico
requesting Keating's presence at seminar; from Keating to Max Akridge re_ the situation in
Mexico and why the Calles regime was supportive; from W.J. Adms, Editor and Manager, Railway
Carmen's Journal re translation of Labor into French for the Quebec Province and the Hydro
issue.
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Box 1 | Folder 42 | 1926 | |
Nov. 1st-9th; Newspaper clippings sent to Keating re_ the role of the church as progressive
or reactionary; flyer on the motion picture "The Passaic Textile Strike - The First Motion
Picture ever to be Made About Workers on Strike;" correspondence between P.H Callahan and
Thomas Lawler, also with Dan Bride re William Jennings Bryan and prohibition; between Dowling
and Keating re AFL Insurance Co.; from H.P. Fagan to Keating re the election changes of Smith
Brookhart in the Iowa primaries; report from J.M. Clarke re the convention of papermakers in
NY; form letter signed by William M. Schultz Jr., Gen. Manager of the Union Mutual Casualty
Co., to "All Railroad Men" re new non-cancellable income policy.
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Box 1 | Folder 43 | 1926 | |
Nov. 10th-13th; Correspondence from John E. Hill, Southern Colorado Bank to Keating re
William Sweet's senatorial race loss, attributing the loss to the farm vote; telegram from
Keating to Durham County Press re overproduction in the coal mines; from Keating to Hubert
Blankenhorn re the election results and how labor stood up; from J.W. Bryan, one time "Bull
Moose" Congressman from Washington to Keating re his "ABC" movement pamphlet; from A.A. Graham
to Green re how undemocratic the AFL is.
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Box 1 | Folder 44 | 1926 | |
Nov. 16th-20th; Correspondence from W.R. Jackson to Keating re municipal light plants; from
Norman Hapgood, Chairman Wheeler Defense Committee, to Keating enclosing last resolution
adopted by that body; handwritten correspondence from JAP Hayden to Keating re change of
policy on the Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario; from Keating to Albert Coyle,
Editor, BLE Journal re Pennsylvania wage increase for shopmen; clippings sent to Keating by
P.H. Callahan re_ prohibition and "The Social Question in Mexico."
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Box 1 | Folder 45 | 1926 | |
Nov. 22nd-30th; Correspondence from Luther D. Armstrong of "The New Store" to Keating re
labor's policy of US intervention into the Philippines; from P.H. Callahan to Joseph Torello
and David Walsh re Catholics in politics; from Marguerite Owners to Keating re Nevada's
election of a Republican governor; from Jesse T. Kennedy to Keating re the Migratory Workers
Union; release by the BLF&E "Sweeping Victory for Candidates Endorsed by Labor in
Carbon County, Pa."; from Keep to Keating re Mussolini; newspaper clipping sent by Clinton
Johnson to Keating re land frauds; press release by William A. Wolff re_ the trial of Edward
L. Doheny and Albert E. Fall; from Keating to William Atkinson, Ass. Pres, Boilermakers, re
the voting record of Atlee Pomerene, former Ohio Senator; article from Henry Flury on "The Dew
of Death" - poison gas; from Keep to Keating ,con't) re_ the Farm Bureau Federation and
progressives, includes clipping on Nagel Committee.
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Box 2 | Folder 1 | 1926 | |
Dec. 1st-8th; Correspondence from Keating to T.W. Donnelly, Arizona State Senate, re the
labor position of Governor Hunt; from Mrs. Walter Gum, Pres. L. 531 BLF&E to Keating
re article on new women's auxiliary from Arkansas; from JAP Hayden to Keating re the Canadian
railroad conductor strike; from Mercer Green to Keating re company unionism; from Jesse T.
Kennedy to Keating migratory workers; from Vaughn Backman to Keating re pamphlets on court
amendment to abolish war published by the Women's Peace Union; pamphlet from the Second
Conference on the Cause and Cure of War; from J.B. Carwell to Keating re_ the religious
situation in Mexico; from Keating to E.H. Fitzgerald, Grand President, Brotherhood. of Railway
Clerks re_ recent Supreme Court decision involving ICC; circular entitled, "Synopsis of Sugar
Situation and the Development of Long Island to Sugar Beet Culture," by Kurt Grunwald, and
correspondence re_ the potential of sugar beets on a railroad crop; Program for the 20th
Annual Meeting of the American Association for Labor Legislation.
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Box 2 | Folder 2 | 1926 | |
Dec. 12th-18th; Correspondence from JAP Hayden to Keating re the strike of the BRC on the
Canadian Pacific Railroad; from Blank to Keating re_ French censorship of American press;
obituary of Albert Eugene King, Gen. Secretary Treasurer of the BRT; article sent by Keep to
Keating entitled, "Italy Puts Yoke on Capital and Labor" also correspondence on Italy Leaders
Maletesta and Mussolini; from Hayden to Keating re_ the CNR Railroad of the Carmen and wages
of Canadian Railroad workers; from Carl Berg, Swamp field Farm to Keating re tax refund
Mellon-Coolidge proposal.
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Box 2 | Folder 3 | 1926 | |
Dec. 19th-31st; Correspondence from Florence Kelley, Gen. Sec. , National Consumers League
re children's compensation for industrial injuries; article by JAP Hayden to Keating re_ the
Canadian-American railroad freight differential.
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Box 2 | Folder 4 | 1926 | |
Correspondence from Jesse Kennedy to Keating re migratory workers with enclosed article
entitled "The Migratory Workers" by George W. Campbell; statement by Brookhart, apparently
before a Conference of the Corn and Cotton Belt, also contains the remarks of Abe D. Waldaves;
mss. entitled "Wild Scenes as France Revises Its Constitution to Save France"; article,
"British Labor's Daily Gets New Editor and Goes Out to Fight"; other mss. entitled, "British
Labor Down and Going Lower," "Big China Giant Gives Another Shake," "Bromley and Hicks Sailing
for USA, Will Tell British Railwaymen Stand," "Labor Party Talks and Waits, There's Nothing
Else To Do," European Metalworkers-Found Much to Praise and Some to Blame in USA," "British
Union Still Reducing Benefit," "Why Mussolini Continues to Be Most Hated Ruler," "Putting the
Last Screws On the Miners"; article, "Wage Increase to Canadian Rail Workers Justified," also,
"Canada's Deputy Minister of Labor"; copy of statement made by Albert Coyle, Editor of BLE
Journal in reply to "attack" by John Lewis at AFL Detroit convention.
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Box 2 | Folder 5 | 1927 | |
Jan. 3rd-10th; Correspondence from Norman Thomas, Executive Director, League for Industrial
Democracy, re_ organization of the Pullman Porters; from Keating to Martin F. Ryan, Gen.
President, BRC, re the credentials of JAP Hayden; from D.B. Robertson, President,
BLF&E re Brandeis' attempt to set up railroad library at University of Louisville.
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Box 2 | Folder 6 | 1927 | |
Jan. 11th-25th; Correspondence from Wallace M. Short to Keating re the Missouri River
project, also, newspaper clippings; from Robertson re negotiations of the BLF&E;
pamphlet, National Bureau of Information and Education re distribution of wealth; from
Robertson re troubles on the Canadian National Railway.
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Box 2 | Folder 7 | 1927 | |
Jan. 26th-31st; Correspondence from W.S. Warfield, President of Order of Sleeping Car
Conductors re_ scalping of railroad tickets by employees; from A. Philip Randolph, General
Organizer, Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters re history of the organization and
organizational activities; from B.J. Whitley to Keating re Mexican immigration and effect on
labor movement.
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Box 2 | Folder 8 | 1927 | |
Feb. 1st-10th; Correspondence from Keating to C.J. Ross re legionnaires bonus film-flam
where certificate holders were not allowed to exchange for cash; from D.B. Robertson to
Keating re wage negotiations; from Robertson re agreement (wages) reached by the BLF&E
and railroads; from Keating to James Stedman, BLF&E, re Coolidge as President.
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Box 2 | Folder 9 | 1927 | |
Feb. 11th-19th; Correspondence and clipping from J.K. Whitfield re Mussel Shoals Nitrate
Plant and the farm fertilizer issue; from Ethel Smith, Leg. Secretary, National Women's Trade
Union League of America to Keating (con't) re Georgia's child labor law.
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Box 2 | Folder 10 | 1927 | |
Feb. 21st-28th; Correspondence from C.A. Ritter to Bill Neville re overproduction of farm
produce.
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Box 2 | Folder 11 | 1927 | |
March 1st-10th; Correspondence from A. Philip Randolph requesting Labor's assistance in the
strike; from H.D. Ulrich, Gen. Chairman, Railway and Steamship Clerks re wage award pertaining
to said union on the Boston and Maine Line; from A.C. Murphy, Chmn. Local Committee Order of
Railway Conductors to Editor of National Tribune re wages on the railroads; from H.D. Ulrich
re the job classification arbitration hearing on the Boston and Maine; copy of the Commonweal,
published by J.W. Graham, Peace for the Commonwealth Land Party.
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Box 2 | Folder 12 | 1927 | |
March 11th-19th; Correspondence and clippings from F.E. Shaffer to Keating re_ the Farm
Relief Bill; from Clarence E. Smith re_ insurance claim against railroads; correspondence and
circular from W.H. Strong, Jr., to Keating re company towns and company housing.
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Box 2 | Folder 13 | 1927 | |
March 21st-30th; Correspondence from Keating to P.J. Tucker, World Bureau, re U.S.
intervention into world affairs; between Wayne Wheeler, Anti-Saloon League of America and
Keating re_ the phrasing of the prohibition amendment; from James Stedman, 1st VP, Cooperative
Legislative Council to Keating re_ convict labor contracts; correspondence addressed to Board
of Directors of League of Women Voters by Keating re_ Keating's challenge as a candidate for
membership on the Advisory Council of the Citizens Federation.
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Box 2 | Folder 14 | 1927 | |
April 1st-19th; Copy of speech delivered by President Daniel Willard before a Labor dinner
re the organized labor movement; Report on same dinner by George Leonard; correspondence from
Keating to Editor, Colorado Springs Gazette, re speech covered by paper, given by James E.
Gorman, President, Rock Island Railroad with reference to railroad wages; resolution passed at
meeting of all shop crafts of the CNR in condemnation of CNR wage policy; memo from Keating to
Mr. Wills re the enactment of the Locomotive Inspection Law.
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Box 2 | Folder 15 | 1927 | |
April 20th-29th; Copy of article entitled, "Hints to the Climax of Standardization of Labor
Values to Cut the Cordiein Knot," by R.O. Richards (Leader of the constructive progressive
movement); article, "On Guard for the Workers in Washington;" Correspondence from Keating to
Arthur E. Suffern, Federal Council of Churches of Christ re wage movement among railroad
workers; rough draft (unsigned) of article entitled, "Boards of Adjustment in the Railway
Labor Act;"
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Box 2 | Folder 16 | 1927 | |
May 2nd-19th; Correspondence from Keating to D. Rondberg re limiting the term of presidency
to two; a "Resolution on Sacco and Vanzetti," signed by Coopers Local of St. Paul; from Lydia
Wentworth, author of War Myth in US History, to Keating re need of labor support to end war;
resolution for Sacco-Vanzetti by the BRAC signed by Harley Swain, President.
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Box 2 | Folder 17 | 1927 | |
May 20th-31st; Program of "Suggestions Concerning Informal, Unofficial Conference to
Consider the Highest Welfare of the l8th Amendment"; memo to Mr. Wills apparently re a speech
given in memoriam to workers who lost their lives; from Edward M. Winston to Keating re the
Mexican government confiscation of American citizens assets; from James W. Zachary to Abraham
Cohan with reference to attempts to gain support for communism.
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Box 2 | Folder 18 | 1927 | |
June 1st-10th; Correspondence between Keating and G.R. Stahl, Executive Secretary, National
Bureau of Economic Research re an enclosed news bulletin of the HBER which makes reference to
an increase in American workers wages.
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Box 2 | Folder 19 | 1927 | |
June 11th-26th; Clipping from the St. Louis Post Dispatch, "How One Man Single Handed Fought
The Greatest Lawsuit in History," re the ICC and the railroads; correspondence from C.E.
Sheppard, Pres. ORCA to Keating re private investing of the Soviets; from Keating to A.
Phillip Randolph re memo attacking Randolph and its origins, also return letter from Randolph
giving Randolph's response to accusation of communism, immorality, etc. from Roderick Weir,
Editor, Lake County News re a possible presidential candidate to take the Midwestern vote away
from Coolidge.
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Box 2 | Folder 20 | 1927 | |
July 8th-16th; Legislative report covering the l+5th session of the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota, submitted by W.W. Royster, Chairman; correspondence from Keating to Herman E.
Wills listing those individuals who may be counted on to support labor; memo from D.B.
Robertson to Keating re negotiations between the Conference Committee of Managers, Western
Railways and representatives of the BLF&E begun on July 7, also list of
participants.
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Box 2 | Folder 21 | 1927 | |
July 18th-30th; Correspondence from Harry Slattery to Keating re National Boulder Dam
protest, National Electric Light and other power companies; from D.B. Robertson, BLF&E
to Keating re_ the negotiation between the Western Railroads and the BLF&E, also
contains confidential position papers of the union; from W.W. Royster, Chmn. Minnesota Leg.
Bd., BLE to Alex Kinneberg re_ the Federal Inheritance Tax Law.
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Box 2 | Folder 22 | 1927 | |
Aug. 1st-12th; Correspondence from H.E. Wills to Chairmen of all BLE State Legislative
Boards, re_ subscription to Labor, also correspondence to Keating re same; correspondence from
Tom Terral, to Grand Lodge, BLF&E re BLF&E assistance to victims of the
Mississippi River flood in Arkansas; from W.H. Sheasby to Keating re the effect of farm
stabilization on inflation; telegram from D.B. Robertson to Keating informing him that dispute
between Conference Committee of Managers Western Railways and BLF&E was reached;
circular by D.B. Robertson issued to Gen. Chairman, Dist. 1, parties to the Western Railways
re the arbitration selection in the matter between the Western Carriers and the BLF&E,
misc. clippings re Labor's stand on Sacco-Vanzetti death sentences.
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Box 2 | Folder 23 | 1927 | |
Aug. 15th-24th; Letter from Citizen's National Committee for Sacco-Vanzetti to Keating re_
same; correspondence from J.F. Cavanaugh to Keating enclosing clippings of one Rev. J.J.
Hahn's remarks re Sacco-Vanzetti; between Keating and Myer Schoen re anti-Semitism in Labor's
coverage of the Sacco-Vanzetti trial; from A. Philip Randolph, Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters re Pullman Co. arbitration with the Pullman porters.
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Box 2 | Folder 24 | 1927 | |
Aug. 26th-30th; Correspondence from A. Philip Randolph to Keating re Pullman porters
organizing strategy and Pullman's refusal to arbitrate, enclosed flyer, " Pullman Porters
Fight for Freedom;" from Jacob Yeager, Chmn. , Labor Div. Judge, James H. Gray Campaign
Committee to E.J. Manion, Pres. ORT, re_ the breaking of the Mellon "gangs" judicial
slate.
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Box 2 | Folder 25 | 1927 | |
Sept. 1st-23rd; Correspondence from Jacob Yeager to Keating re the Mellon slate for judges
of the Court of Common Pleas; from Yeager to Keating enclosing clippings on results of primary
election which smashed the Mellon judiciary slate.
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Box 2 | Folder 26 | 1927 | |
Sept. 24th-29th; Correspondence from D.B. Robertson to Keating re the selection of
arbitrators in Western Railroad Wage negotiations of BLF&E; from David Wallerstein to
Keating re recent court case in southwest which holds that railroads cannot have company
unions.
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Box 2 | Folder 27 | 1927 | |
Oct. 1st-11th; Clippings re $100,000 bribe offered to then County Controller Charles C.
McGovern not to be an independent candidate for county commissioner; press release from the
Russell Sage Foundation re_ study by Ben M. Selekman entitled, "Postponing Strikes."
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Box 2 | Folder 28 | 1927 | |
Oct. 12th-27th; Correspondence from H.E. Rosher, Secretary-Treasurer, Railroad Yardmasters
of America, enclosing material about Yardmasters fight for the 8 hr. day; from Keating to
Harry Slattery, National Boulder Dam Assn., re the Boulder Dam.
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Box 2 | Folder 29 | 1927 | |
Nov. 1st-9th; Telegram from W. Wilson to Keating re_ the death of Arthur (Golden Rule) Nash,
also includes clipping from the Cincinnati Post; correspondence from George Wylie, Chmn.,
Nebraska State Leg. Bd., BLF&E to Keating re Senator Norris as presidential candidate;
pamphlet, "Giant Power Proposals in Pennsylvania, a Review," printed by Penn. State Chamber of
Commerce.
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Box 2 | Folder 30 | 1927 | |
Nov. 10th-17th; Brief for Employees Before the Federal Arbitration Board, Wages of Firemen
and Hostlers Western Railroads, prepared by Donald R. Richberg; clipping from the Philadelphia
Record on Mayor-elect J. Henry Stump, Reading, Pa., Socialist Mayor; from D.B. Robertson re
the Western Maryland Railway strike, includes memo to Keating by Gil Hyatt re_ same.
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Box 2 | Folder 31 | 1927 | |
Nov. 18th-30th; Press Release entitled "Industrial Democracy: A New Institution Amongst
Mankind," by George Shibley, Director of the Research Institute of Work.
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Box 2 | Folder 32 | 1927 | |
Dec. 1st-14th; Correspondence from H.A. Shultz re_ the corruption of Pennsylvania's courts;
from P. Ziegler, Railway Clerks, re the labor situation in Cincinnati; press release re result
of Supreme Court decision rendering stock dividends non-taxable; from D.B. Robertson to
Keating includes a number of communications which describe the situation effecting Western
arbitration of BLF&E.
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Box 2 | Folder 33 | 1927 | |
Dec. 15th-21st; Correspondence from Keating to M. Rutter re the origins of IWW in Colorado
mines; from Keating to C.E. Sheppard, Pres., ORC, re Labor's activities for the coal miners;
from A. Philip Randolph to Keating re_ Negro labor conference.
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Box 2 | Folder 34 | 1927 | |
Dec. 22nd-31st; Copy of letter from R.A. Wentz, Secretary ACE Div. of Northern Ohio and
Laurence E. Davis, Manager Assn. of Electragists re the power trust of the electric power
utilities; telegram from D.B. Robertson to Keating re attempt to impeach award rendered in the
firemen western wage arbitration; from T.W. Wilson, Pres. , NC State Fed. of Labor to Keating
re organizing the tobacco workers.
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Box 2 | Folder 35 | 1927 | |
Handwritten memo from D.B. Robertson to Keating re BLF&E; list of Chief Executives
of the Standard Railroad Labor Organizations.
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Box 3 | Folder 14 | 1920-1979 | |
Box 3 | Folder 15 | 1920-1979 | |
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Box 4 | Folder 5 | 1939-1963 | |
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Box 4 | Folder 16 | 1942-1954 | |
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Box 5 | Folder 6 | 1900-1919 | |
Box 5 | Folder 7 | 1920-1929 | |
Box 5 | Folder 8 | 1930-1932 | |
Box 5 | Folder 9 | 1933-1939 | |
Box 5 | Folder 10 | 1940 | |
Box 5 | Folder 11 | 1950 | |
Box 5 | Folder 12 | 1960-1961 | |
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