Department of Justice Investigative Files on Industrial Workers of the World, Part 1 on Microfilm
Collection Number: 5863 mf
Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives, Cornell University Library
Title:
Department of Justice Investigative Files on Industrial Workers of the World, Part 1 on Microfilm, 1914-1976
Collection Number:
5863 mf
Creator:
U.S. Department of Justice
Industrial Workers of the World (IWW)
Quantity:
15 microfilm reels
Forms of Material:
Records, microfilm..
Repository:
Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives, Cornell University Library
Language:
Collection material in English
The Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), commonly known as the Wobblies is an industrial union formed in Chicago in 1905.
The IWW promotes the concept of 'One Big Union' and is considered a radical trade union, who opposes most of the policies
of the
American Federation of Labor. Membership does not require that one work in a represented workplace, nor does it exclude
membership in another labor union. The Wobblies believe that all workers should organize as a class, not according to craft.
The IWW
emphasized rank- and-file organization as opposed to empowering leaders who would bargain with employers.
The biggest contribution the IWW had on the labor movement was when founded it allowed everyone to join, women, immigrants,
African Americans and Asians.
As of 2005, the 100th Anniversary of its founding, the IWW had around 5,000 members.
Names:
United States.
Communist Party of America.
Industrial Workers of the World.
United States. Dept. of Justice.
Form and Genre Terms:
Records.
Microfilm.
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:
Department of Justice Investigative Files on Industrial Workers of the World, Part 1 on Microfilm #5863 mf. Kheel Center for
Labor-Management Documentation and Archives, Cornell University Library.
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| Reel 1 | Item 1 | 1910-1916 | |
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People: E.P. Marsh; William D. Haywood; Hiram W. Johnson; James McGill; Woodrow W. Wilson; Thomas w. Gregory; Franklin K.
Lane; Charles D. Hilles; George W. Wickersham; F. W. Estabrook. Subjects: Local union and mass meeting protests against Everett,
Washington, massacre of Industrial Workers of the World members; Washington State Federation of Labor; Department of
Justice investigation of activities of the Industrial Workers of the World in California Oregon, Utah, and Washington; Industrial
Workers of the World membership statistics and publications; Commission on Immigration and Housing of California; free
speech movement in San Diego, California; Republican National Committee; protests against Industrial Workers of the World
activities;
free speech movement in Spokane, Washington. For pages omitted after Frame 0064, see end of Reel 1.
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| Reel 1 | Item 2 | 1916-1917 | |
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People: Victor L. Berger. Subjects: Anti-war and selective service matters; Industrial Workers of the World activities in
Minnesota and Wisconsin; Industrial Workers of the World publications; strikes; local union protests against Everett, Washington,
massacre of Industrial Workers of the World members; Socialist party of America.
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| Reel 1 | Item 3 | 1917-1918 | |
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People: Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings; J. Edward Morgan; Alexander Berkman; Emma Goldman; Harry Weinberger; Thomas
W. Gregory; Woodrow W. Wilson; William B. Wilson; William D. Stephens; Samuel Gompers; Newton D. Baker. Subjects: Mass meeting
and local union protests against prosecution of Mooney and Billings; Department of Justice investigation of California
state prosecution; Industrial Workers of the World publications; protests against extradition of Alexander Berkman from New
York to
California; International Workers' Defense League publications.
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| Reel 1 | Item 4 | 1918 | |
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People: Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings; Charles M. Fickert. Subject: Recall election of San Francisco, California, prosecuting
attorney.
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| Reel 1 | Item 5 | 1918-1919 | |
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People: Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings; A. Mitchell Palmer; W. Bourke Cockran. Subjects: Local union and mass meeting
protests against prosecution of Mooney and Billings; International Workers' Defense League publications.
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| Reel 1 | Item 6 | 1919-1933 | |
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People: Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings; Roger N. Baldwin; Clarence Senior; Frances Perkins; Homer S. Cummings; Francis
Ralston Welsh; Mattie L. Bretland; John Mooney. Subjects: Local union and mass meeting protests against imprisonment of Mooney
and Billings; National Mooney-Billings Committee of the American Civil Liberties Union; Socialist party of America;
supreme Court of California investigation of convictions of Mooney and Billings; Department of Justice investigation of John
Mooney for
alleged violations of United states Post Office Department regulations.
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| Reel 1 | Item 7 | 1930-1931 | |
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People: Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings; J. Edgar Hoover; Francis Ralston Welsh. Subject: Mooney and Billings Case. For
pages omitted after Frame 0978, see end of Reel 1.
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| Reel 1 | Item 8 | 1933-1934 | |
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People: Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings. Subject: Local union and mass meeting protests against imprisonment of Mooney
and Billings.
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| Reel 1 | Item 9 | 1933-1934 | |
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People: Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings. Subject: Local union and mass meetings protests against imprisonment of Mooney
and Billings.
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| Reel 1 | Item 10 | 1934 | |
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People: Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings. Subject: Local union and mass meeting protests against imprisonment of Mooney
and Billings.
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| Reel 1 | Item 11 | 1914-1915 | |
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People: Elizabeth Gurley Flynn; Thomas J. Mooney. Subjects: Industrial Workers of the World publications; International Workers'
Defense League publications; insurance company statistics regarding arson and fires in California.
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| Reel 1 | Item 12 | 1929-1930 | |
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People: Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings; Francis Ralston Welsh; J. Edgar Hoover. Subjects: Mooney and Billings case;
Department of Justice investigation of Mooney and Billings case.
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| Reel 2 | |||
| Reel 2 | Item 1 | 1934 | |
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People: Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings; Louis Weinstock; Frank P. Walsh; John F. Finerty; George T. Davis; Upton Sinclair;
Roger N. Baldwin. Subjects: Citizen, mass meeting, and local union protests against imprisonment of Mooney and Billings;
American Federation of Labor Trades Union Committee for Unemployment Insurance ad Relief; opinions of United states
District Court and United States Circuit Court of Appeals judges in Mooney habeas corpus proceedings; Tom Mooney Molders'
Defense
Committee; International Molders' Union of North America; National Mooney-Billings Committee of the American Civil
Liberties Union.
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| Reel 2 | Item 2 | 1934-1935 | |
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People: Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings; John Jenkins; Gardner Jackson; Homer S. Cummings; Rose Wortis; Louis Colman;
e. Claude Babcock. Subjects: Citizen, United States congressman, and local union protests against imprisonment of Mooney and
Billings; Tom Mooney Defense Committee; International Labor Defense; Federated Moulders' (Metals) Union of Australia;
Department of Justice investigation of Mooney and Billings case; Trade Union Unity Council; International Red Aid.
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| Reel 2 | Item 3 | 1935-1937 | |
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People: Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings; Thomas J. Connor; Gunnar Mickelsen. Subjects: Citizen, mass meeting, United
States congressman, and local union protests against imprisonment of Mooney and Billings; Department of Justice investigation
of
Mooney and Billings case; Tom Mooney Molders' Defense Committee; Workers Alliance of America; American Labor party;
American Civil Liberties Union; Comintern publications; Farmer-Labor party; 1936 United States presidential elections.
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| Reel 2 | Item 4 | 1937 | |
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People: Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings; John H. Bollens. Subjects: Citizen, mass meeting, and local union protests against
imprisonment of Mooney and Billings; American Labor Party; Progressive Women's Council; Civil Rights Federation.
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| Reel 2 | Item 5 | 1937 | |
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People: Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings; Willard Uphaus. Subjects: Citizen, mass meeting, and local union protests against
imprisonment of Mooney and Billings; American League against War and Fascism; Religion and Labor Foundation; International
Workers Order.
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| Reel 2 | Item 6 | 1937-1962 | |
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People: Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings; J. Edgar Hoover; Martin L. Sweeney. Subjects: Requests for documents relating
to Mooney and Billings case; citizen, mass meeting, United States congressman, and local union protests against imprisonment
of
Mooney and Billings; Workers Alliance of America; Works Progress Administration; International Workers Order; Communist
Party of America.
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| Reel 2 | Item 7 | 1918 | |
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People: Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings. Subjects: Citizen, mass meeting, and local union protests against imprisonment
of Mooney and Billings; Socialist party of Kentucky; Socialist party of Indiana.
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| Reel 3 | Item 1 | 1918 | |
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People: Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings; Joseph F. Valentine. Subjects: Citizen, mass meeting, and local union protests
against imprisonment of Mooney and Billings; Socialist party of Wisconsin; Socialist party of Ohio; International Molders'
Union of North America. For pages omitted after Frame 0075, see reel 3, Frame 1172.
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| Reel 3 | Item 2 | 1917 | |
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People: Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings; W.J. Durant. Subjects: Citizen, mass meeting, and local union protests against
imprisonment of Mooney and Billings; Socialist party of America.
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| Reel 3 | Item 3 | 1917-1918 | |
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People: Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings; John A. Fitch. Subjects: Citizen, mass meeting, and local union protests against
imprisonment of Mooney and Billings; National Labor Council; International Workers' Defense League; Tom Mooney Molders'
Defense Committee; Socialist party of Mexico.
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| Reel 3 | Item 4 | 1918-1938 | |
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People: Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings; Homer S. Cummings; Theodore Debs; Eugene V. Debs; William Mitch; Simon J. Lubin;
William Dobson. Subjects: Citizen, mass meeting, United States congressman, and local union protests against imprisonment
of
Mooney and Billings; International Workers Order; Railroad Employees' Committee for the Release of Thomas J. Mooney;
San Francisco Bay Area American Federation of Labor Committee for the Freedom of Mooney and Billings; American Legion; Commission
of
Immigration and Housing of California.
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| Reel 3 | Item 5 | 1917-1920 | |
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People: Ralph M. Easley; David R. Francis; William English Walling; Carl Hayden; Adolph Germer; Samuel Gompers; Thomas W.
Gregory; Woodrow W. Wilson; Leonard Foster. Subjects: Industrial Workers of the World publications; citizen protest against
Industrial Workers of the World activities; Great Britain and United States labor union protests against United States
treatment of Industrial Workers of the World members; Industrial Workers of the World organization efforts among black Americans;
Department of Justice review of espionage convictions and Industrial Workers of the World cases; National Civic Federation;
proposed United States recognition of Soviet Russia; United States Post Office Department censorship; criminal prosecution
of
Industrial Workers of the World leadership; Socialist party of America; Council of National Defense; Employers' Association
of the Inland Empire.
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| Reel 3 | Item 6 | 1918 | |
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People: Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings. Subject: Citizen, mass meeting, and local union protests against imprisonment
of Mooney and Billings.
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| Reel 3 | Item 7 | 1917 | |
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People: Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings. Subject: Citizen, mass meeting, and local union protests against imprisonment
of Mooney and Billings.
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| Reel 4 | Item 1 | 1918 | |
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People: Roger N. Baldwin; Thomas W. Gregory. Subjects: Requests for documents relating to Department of Justice raid on Industrial
Workers of the World Chicago, Illinois, office; citizen protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities;
United States Shipping Board investigation of Industrial Workers of the World activities; American Civil Liberties
Union; Department of Justice summary of the suppression of Industrial Workers of the World outbreaks.
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| Reel 4 | Item 2 | 1917-1920 | |
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People: Not Available. Subject: Industrial Workers of the World activities in the Alaska Territory
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| Reel 4 | Item 3 | 1917-1928 | |
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People: J. Edgar Hoover; Thomas W. Gregory. Subjects: Requests for documents relating to Department of Justice prosecutions
of Industrial Workers of the World leadership; Labour Defense Council of Great Britain protest against United States
suppression of Industrial Workers of the World; citizen protests against alleged Industrial Workers of the World general
strike plans.
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| Reel 4 | Item 4 | 1919-1924 | |
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People: A. Mitchell Palmer; Carl Hayden. Subjects: Citizen support for Department of Justice suppression of Industrial Workers
of the World in Arizona; American Legion; Industrial Workers of the World activities in Bisbee, Arizona.
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| Reel 4 | Item 5 | 1917 | |
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People: Not available. Subjects: United States district attorney for the western district of Arkansas request for Secret Service
investigation of Industrial Workers of the World activities; Industrial Workers of the World activities in Fort Smith and
Mena, Arkansas.
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| Reel 4 | Item 6 | 1917-1925 | |
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People: A Mitchell Palmer; William D. Haywood; William D. Stephens; John W. Preston; Frederick H. Esmond; Thomas W. Gregory;
J. Robert O'Connor; Newton D. Baker. Subjects: State and federal suppression of Industrial Workers of the World in California;
Department of Justice investigations of Industrial Workers of the World activities; Industrial Workers of the World
publications; Industrial Workers of the World General Defense Committee; Industrial Workers of the World songbook; citizen
protests
against Industrial Workers of the World activities; Sacramento, California, grand jury investigation of Industrial
Workers of the World activities; immigrant labor and strikes at mines in Shasta County, California; private detective agencies.
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| Reel 4 | Item 7 | 1917-1919 | |
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People: Not available. Subjects: Department of Justice investigations of Industrial Workers of the World activities in Colorado;
Agricultural Workers Industrial Union 1919 convention in Sioux City, Iowa; citizen protests against Industrial Workers of
the World activities; Comintern; Department of Justice cooperation with the President's Mediation Commission.
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| Reel 4 | Item 8 | 1918 | |
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People: Louis C. Fraina. Subject: Formation of the American Red Guard in New York City.
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| Reel 4 | Item 9 | 1919 | |
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People: Not available. Subjects: Citizen protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities in Florida; American
Legion.
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| Reel 4 | Item 10 | 1917-1921 | |
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People: Alvin M. Owsley; Harry M. Daugherty; Louis F. Post; Thomas W. Gregory; David F. Houston. Subjects: Americanism Commission
of the American Legion; citizen protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities in Idaho; Industrial Workers
of the World activities in the United States Forest Service; state and Department of Justice suppression of the Industrial
Workers of the World; department of Justice investigations of Industrial Workers of the World activities; United States Department
of Labor cooperation with Department of Justice; police brutality; protests against mass arrests; United States Department
of Agriculture cooperation with department of Justice; Industrial Workers of the World publications; general strikes; state
request for Secret Service investigation of Industrial Workers of the World activities.
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| Reel 4 | Item 11 | 1917- 1920 | |
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People: J. Edgar Hoover; William J. Burns; Thomas W. Gregory. Subjects: Department of Justice investigation of Industrial
Workers of the World activities in Illinois; Department of Justice raids against the Industrial Workers of the World, the
Union
of Russian Workers, the Communist Labor Party of America, and the Communist Party of America; Non-Partisan League;
Department of Justice cooperation with the Department of Justice of Canada; Industrial Workers of the World activities in
the United
States and Canada; organization of the Industrial Workers of the World Division of the Radical Department of the Bureau
of Investigation.
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| Reel 4 | Item 12 | 1917-1920 | |
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People: William D. Haywood; George F. Vanderveer; William C. Fitts; Robert Lansing; Thomas W. Gregory; Frank K. Nebeker; Claude
R. Porter; John L. Metzen; Kenesaw M. Landis; Adolph Germer. Subjects: Department of Justice investigation of Industrial
Workers of the World activities; General Defense Committee of the Industrial Workers of the World; Industrial Workers
of the World publications; Railroad Workers Industrial Union; Agricultural Workers Industrial Union; requests for access to
Industrial
Workers of the World documents held by Judge Kenesaw M. Landis seized in Department of Justice raids; Department of
Justice position regarding bail for Industrial Workers of the World defendants; Department of Justice prosecution of Industrial
Workers
of the World defendants in Illinois; bomb explosion in the United States Post Office Building, Chicago, Illinois; Department
of Justice cooperation with United States Department of State; request from the Bulgarian Minister for special privileges
for an
immigrant Industrial Workers of the World defendant; press coverage of Industrial Workers of the World leadership trial;
draft indictment against Adolph Germer, et al., Socialist Party of America, for pro-German matters.
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| Reel 4 | Item 13 | 1922-1924 | |
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People: Not available. Subjects: Department of Justice investigation of Industrial Workers of the World activities; citizen
protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities in Illinois.
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| Reel 4 | Item 14 | 1917-1927 | |
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People: William J. Donovan. Subjects: Department of Justice investigation of Industrial Workers of the World activities in
Indiana; citizen protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities; American Legion; radical activities; strikes
in
Indiana coal fields.
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| Reel 4 | Item 15 | 1917-1919 | |
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People: Claude R. Porter. Subjects: Department of Justice investigation of Industrial Workers of the World activities in Iowa;
1919 Industrial Workers of the World convention in Sioux City, Iowa; state and federal conspiracy laws.
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| Reel 4 | Item 16 | 1918-1921 | |
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People: Samuel B. Amidon; A. Mitchell Palmer; C. W. Anderson; George F. Vanderveer; Claude R. Porter. Subjects: Department
of Justice investigation of Industrial Workers of the World activities in Kansas; Department of Justice prosecution of C.
W.
Anderson, et al., Wichita, Kansas, Industrial Workers of the World case; Department of Justice cooperation with state
authorities; Agricultural Workers Industrial Union; Department of Justice position regarding bail for Industrial Workers of
the World
defendants.
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| Reel 4 | Item 17 | 1917-1918 | |
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People: Not available. Subject: Department of Justice investigation of Espionage Act matters in Kentucky.
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| Reel 4 | Item 18 | 1920-1922 | |
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People: Lucille B. Milner; Harry M. Daugherty. Subjects: Department of Justice investigation of Industrial Workers of the
World activities in Louisiana and Arkansas; Department of Justice raids; American Civil Liberties Union.
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| Reel 4 | Item 19 | 1918-1924 | |
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People: Not available. Subjects: Citizen protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities in Maine and Maryland;
United States Department of Commerce cooperation with Department of Justice.
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| Reel 4 | Item 20 | 1917 | |
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People: George W. Anderson; Thomas W. Gregory. Subjects: Department of Justice prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World
members in Massachusetts; private detective agencies.
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| Reel 4 | Item 21 | 1917-1921 | |
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People: Charles Moyer; Arnold Petersen; S. G. Bargery; William C. Fitts; William B. Wilson; Thomas W. Gregory; William D.
Haywood; Woodrow W. Wilson; John W. Davis; Charles F. Clyne. Subjects: Communist party of America mass meetings; citizen protests
against Industrial Workers of the World activities in Michigan; eviction of International Union of Mine, Mill, and
Smelter Workers organizers from Grand Rapids, Michigan; American Protective League; Department of Justice cooperation with
local
authorities; Socialist Labor party; Department of Justice raids; Department of Justice cooperation with United States
Department of Labor alleged strike plans of miners in Minnesota and Michigan.
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| Reel 4 | Item 22 | 1917-1919 | |
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People: Claude R. Porter; Thomas W. Gregory; Thomas C. Spelling; John Lind; Ambrose Tighe. Subjects: Department of Justice
prosecution of deportation cases in Minnesota and Arizona; citizen protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities;
miners strikes; illegal liquor traffic; Department of Justice cooperation with authorities.
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| Reel 4 | Item 23 | ||
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People: Not available. Subject: Citizen protest against Industrial Workers of the World activities in Mississippi. No date.
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| Reel 4 | Item 24 | 1918-1923 | |
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People: Not available. Subjects: Department of Justice investigation of Industrial Workers of the World activities in Missouri;
alleged general strike plans; Department of Justice prosecution of Wichita, Kansas, Industrial Workers of the World
defendants.
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| Reel 4 | Item 25 | 1917-1932 | |
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People: A. Mitchell Palmer; A. M. Briggs; Burton K. Wheeler; William C. Fitts; Thomas W. Gregory. Subjects: Department of
Justice prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World defendants in Montana; habeas corpus proceedings; citizen and United
States congressman protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities; American Protective League; state legislation
relating to arson, sabotage, and criminal syndicalism during World War I; Department of Justice investigation of Industrial
Workers of the World activities in coal and lumber industries.
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| Reel 4 | Item 26 | 1917-1919 | |
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People: Claude R. Porter; Thomas W. Gregory; Frank Little; William D. Haywood; William C. Fitts; Thomas S. Allen; George F.
Vanderveer; Jane Street. Subjects: Department of Justice prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World defendants in Nebraska;
lynching of Industrial Workers of the World executive board member Frank Little in Butte, Montana; Industrial Workers
of the World union organization; attempted plea bargain with Industrial Workers of the World Industrial Workers of the World
defendants; Department of Justice raid on Industrial Workers of the World convention in Omaha; Industrial Workers of
the World organization of domestic workers in Denver, Colorado, and Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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| Reel 4 | Item 27 | 1917-1920 | |
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People: A. Mitchell Palmer; William C. Fitts. Subjects: Citizen and United States congressman protests against Industrial
Workers of the World strikes in Tonopah, Nevada, mining camps; wartime prosecution for unpatriotic remarks and utterances.
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| Reel 4 | Item 28 | 1917-1920 | |
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People: L. A. Sterne. Subjects: American Federation of Labor cooperation with Department of Justice investigation of Industrial
Workers of the World activities in New Jersey; protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities; Industrial
Workers of the World organization of metal and machinery workers; United States Post Office Department censorship of
mails.
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| Reel 4 | Item 29 | 1917 | |
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People: Not available. Subject: Department of Justice investigation of Industrial Workers of the World activities in New Mexico.
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| Reel 4 | Item 30 | 1917-1923 | |
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People: Louis Ratnofsky; William D. Haywood; a. Mitchell Palmer; J. Edgar Hoover; Francis Ralston Welsh; William C. Fitts;
Charles W. Stockton. Subjects: Department of Justice investigation of Industrial Workers of the World activities in New York;
Department of Justice raids; New York Defense Committee of the Industrial Workers of the World; Industrial Workers
of the World publications; citizen protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities; Wells Fargo and Company cooperation
with
Department of Justice censorship; arrests of Industrial Workers of the World organizers.
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| Reel 4 | Item 31 | 1920- 1921 | |
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People: L. J. Baley; George Hardy; J. Edgar Hoover; Charles Scully. Subjects: Military Intelligence Division informant reports
on industrial unrest and Industrial Workers of the World activities in New York; strikes; union organization; mass meetings;
publications; Department of Justice investigation of Industrial Workers of the World activities among immigrants at
Ellis Island; Industrial Workers of the World dissent with Comintern; convention of Hungarian-speaking members of the Industrial
Workers
of the World; private detective agencies.
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| Reel 4 | Item 32 | 1917 | |
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People: Not available. Subjects: Industrial Workers of the World publications; union organization.
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| Reel 5 | Item 1 | 1919 | |
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People: Not available. Subject: Citizen protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities in North Carolina.
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| Reel 5 | Item 2 | 1917-1923 | |
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People: A. C. Townley; Kate Richards O'Hare. Subjects: Citizens and United States congressman protests against Industrial
Workers of the World organization and strike plans of agricultural workers in North Dakota; Farmers' Nonpartisan League of
North
Dakota.
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| Reel 5 | Item 3 | 1917 | |
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People: William C. Fitts; A. B. Bielaski. Subject: Farmers' Nonpartisan League of North Dakota. Frames 0017 and 0018 are repeated.
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| Reel 5 | Item 4 | 1917 | |
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People: William C. Fitts. Subjects: Citizen protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities in Ohio; protest against
Department of Justice raids; private detective agencies.
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| Reel 5 | Item 5 | 1917-1921 | |
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People: A. Mitchell Palmer; William C. Fitts; Thomas W. Gregory; John L. Metzen. Subjects: Citizen and United States congressman
protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities in Oklahoma; Department of Justice investigation and
prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World activities and pro-German matters in Oklahoma; Industrial Workers of
the World General Defense Committee protest against events in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Bisbee, Arizona; suppression of the Working
Class
Union in Oklahoma following alleged assassination attempt by four black members upon Seminole County officials.
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| Reel 5 | Item 6 | 1917-1918 | |
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People: William c. Fitts; Elmer Sandstrom; William d. Haywood; Thomas W. Gregory; Henry J. Weeks; Charles Warren. Subjects:
Industrial Workers of the World organization of lumber workers; Industrial Workers of the World protests against activities
of
the Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen; state and federal suppression of Industrial Workers of the World offices
in Oregon; Industrial Workers of the World Official Membership Book and papers; censorship of Industrial Workers of the War
publications;
wartime shipbuilding and lumber worker strikes; citizen protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities;
arrest of Industrial Workers of the World members in Klamath Falls following acts of sabotage and anti-war activities; Department
of
Justice enforcement of Espionage Act.
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| Reel 5 | Item 7 | 1917-1920 | |
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People: Charles Recht; Francis Fisher Kane; Claude r Porter; John Lord O'Brian; Alfred Bettman. Subjects: Citizen protests
against Industrial Workers of the World Activities in Pennsylvania; Industrial Workers of the World publications; American
Legion; request for return of Industrial Workers of the World papers and property seized in Department of Justice raids
in Philadelphia; Military Intelligence Division and Naval Intelligence Division surveillance of labor conditions in Pittsburgh;
Department of Justice raids in Philadelphia and Scranton.
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| Reel 5 | Item 8 | 1917 | |
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People: William C. Fitts. Subjects: Department of Justice raids in Rhode Island; inventory of Industrial Workers of the World
and anarchist publications and papers seized in raids.
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| Reel 5 | Item 9 | 1917 | |
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People: Not available. Subjects: Citizen protests against arson and Industrial Workers of the World activities in South Dakota;
Agricultural Workers Industrial Union of the Industrial Workers of the World publications.
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| Reel 5 | Item 10 | 1920 | |
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People: Not available. Subject: Request for information regarding Department of Justice investigation of Industrial Workers
of the World activities.
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| Reel 5 | Item 11 | 1917-1923 | |
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People: Not available. Subjects: Citizen protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities in Texas; Industrial
Workers of the World organization of Mexican-Americans.
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| Reel 5 | Item 12 | 1917-1918 | |
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People: William C. Fitts; Louis F. Post; Thomas W. Gregory; Frank K. Nebeker; Claude R. Porter; John Lord O'Brian; Thomas
Tracy; Charles Warren; Newton D. Baker; Henry J. Weeks; Clarence L. Reames. Subjects: United States Department of Labor
cooperation with Department of Justice suppression of Industrial Workers of the World activities in Washington; Industrial
Workers of the World organization of immigrant labor, lumber workers, and agricultural workers; citizen and United States
congressman protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities in Washington and Michigan; Council of National
Defense; The Minute Men of Seattle, Washington; Department of Justice censorship of Industrial Workers of the World publications;
United States War Department cooperation with Department of Justice in prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World
leadership; Arizona State Federation of Labor protest against events in Bisbee, Arizona; United States Department of the Interior
cooperation with Department of Justice investigation of Industrial Workers of the World; mass meeting protest against
lynching of Industrial Workers of the World executive board member Frank H. Little in Butte, Montana; Everett, Washington,
massacre of
Industrial Workers of the World members; Socialist party of Washington; Department of Justice cooperation with state
suppression of Industrial Workers of the World; People's Council of America; Chamber of Commerce resolutions urging legislation
to
suppress strikes and criminal syndicalism; conference of state and federal prosecutors regarding Industrial Workers
of the World cases; use of state militia in quelling industrial disputes; proposed declaration of martial law in Washington;
arrest of
Industrial Workers of the World members in Klamath Falls, Oregon.
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| Reel 5 | Item 13 | 1918 | |
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People: Thomas W. Gregory; Clarence L. Reames; George F. Vanderveer; Fred Lowery; Thomas J. Mooney; John Lord O'Brian; Claude
R. Porter; A. S. Embree; William D. Haywood; Vincent St. John; Josephus Daniels; William C. Fitts; Leonard Foster; S. B.
Phelan. Subjects: Department of Justice cooperation with United States Department of Labor in prosecution of Industrial
Workers of the World member under immigration and deportation laws in Washington; habeas corpus proceedings; Industrial Workers
of
the World general strike plans; Military Intelligence Division surveillance of Industrial Workers of the World; Department
of Justice cooperation with state prosecutions of Industrial Workers of the World members; conference of state and federal
prosecutors; protest against California state prosecution of Mooney case; indictment of Industrial Workers of the World
leadership for conspiracy to violate the neutrality laws; Seattle District Defense Committee of the Industrial Workers of
the World;
Bureau of Naval Intelligence cooperation with Department of Justice Industrial Workers of the World investigations
in Washington and Alaska; Industrial Workers of the World organization of lumber workers, cannery workers, and merchant marines;
local
police department raid on Industrial Workers of the World hall in Seattle; Bureau of Intelligence report on Industrial
Workers of the World activities in Oregon; United States Army Department report on suppression of sedition and sabotage in
the
Northwest; United States Post Office Department cooperation with Department of Justice in censorship of Industrial
Workers of the World publications; indictment of Industrial Workers of the World members for organizing among United States
military
forces; private detective agencies; Employers' Association of Washington; citizen protests against Industrial Workers
of the World activities.
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| Reel 5 | Item 14 | 1918-1929 | |
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People: Harlan F. Stone; George F. Vanderveer; A. Mitchell Palmer; John Thomas Taylor; Ole Hanson; Clarence L. Reames; Fred
Lowery; William C. Redfield; John Lord O'Brian; Thomas W. Gregory. Subjects: Industrial Workers of the World organization
of
lumber workers and cannery workers; protests against local police suppression of Industrial Workers of the World in
Centralia, Washington; legal defense efforts; citizen and United States congressman protests against Industrial Workers of
the World
activities in Washington; American Legion; mass meetings; Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen; Industrial Workers
of the World publications; state prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World members; United States Department of Commerce
cooperation
with Department of Justice investigations of immigrant labor in fisheries of Washington and Alaska; state legislation
against criminal syndicalism; Department of Justice cooperation with United States Department of Labor in the prosecution
of
immigration and deportation cases; habeas corpus proceedings; alleged illegal arrests by officers of the Bureau of
Naval Intelligence.
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| Reel 5 | Item 15 | 1919 | |
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People: Not available. Subject: Local prosecutor's request for Department of Justice investigation of Industrial Workers of
the World activities in coal mines.
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| Reel 5 | Item 16 | 1914-1921 | |
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People: John Lord O'Brian; Roy Brown; William C. Fitts. Subjects: Military Intelligence Division cooperation with Bureau of
Investigation; Citizens and United States congressman protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities in Wisconsin;
Council of National Defense.
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| Reel 5 | Item 17 | 1918 | |
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People: William C. Fitts. Subjects: Citizen and United States congressman protests against Industrial Workers of the World
activities in Wyoming; Council of National Defense.
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| Reel 5 | Item 18 | 1917-1920 | |
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People: Frank Little; Burton K. Wheeler; Thomas W. Gregory. Subjects: Local union, mass meeting, and citizen protests against
lynching of Industrial Workers of the World executive board member Frank Little in Butte, Montana; Socialist party of
America; alleged involvement of military personnel in lynching of Frank Little.
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| Reel 5 | Item 19 | 1917 | |
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People: William C. Fitts; Thomas W. Gregory. Subjects: Department of Justice cooperation with United states Senate Judiciary
Committee consideration of bills to restrict Industrial Workers of the World activities in the United States draft wartime
legislation for public safety and against sedition.
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| Reel 5 | Item 20 | 1917-1918 | |
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People: Thomas Nolan; E. A. Matson; Robert Solen; Thomas Tracy; Louise Olivereau; Frank K. Nebeker; Claude R. Porter; Thomas
W. Gregory; William C. Fitts. Subjects: Department of Justice prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World defendants in
Washington; Industrial Workers of the World organization of lumber workers; general strikes; alleged acts of sabotage.
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| Reel 5 | Item 21 | 1917-1921 | |
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People: Claude R. Porter; George N. Murdock; John W. Preston; Thomas W. Gregory; William C. Fitts; William D. Stephens; P.
H. Johnson; Frederick H. Esmond; Theodora Pollok; Woodrow W. Wilson; Frank K. Nebeker; Louis F. Post; George F. Vanderveer.
Subjects: Department of Justice prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World defendants in Sacramento, California;
protests against treatment of Industrial Workers of the World defendants in jail; assistant United States attorney criticism
of the
governor of California in the Sacramento Bee, alleging interference with Industrial Workers of the World prosecutions;
California District Defense Committee of the Industrial Workers of the World; Department of Justice prosecutions of Industrial
Workers
of the World defendants in Wichita, Kansas, and Chicago, Illinois; citizen and United States congressman protests against
Industrial Workers of the World activities.
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| Reel 6 | |||
| Reel 6 | Item 1 | 1918-1919 | |
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People: Claude R. Porter; Robert Duncan; Edward Anderson; John W. Preston; Thomas W. Gregory; George N. Murdock; Elbert Coutts;
Theodora Pollok; Charles M. Fickert; Francis Ralston Welsh; Thomas J. Mooney; Frederick H, Esmond; John Lord O'Brian; Louis
Connolly; William C. Fitts; William Hood. Subjects: Department of Justice prosecutions of Industrial Workers of the
World defendants in Sacramento, California; protests against prosecution of Theodora Pollok; California District Defense Committee
of the
Industrial Workers of the World; indictment of William Hood, et al.
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| Reel 6 | Item 2 | 1918-1921 | |
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People: Godfrey Ebel; Frederick H. Esmond; John Dymond; Mortimer Downing; Claude R. Porter; George N. Murdock; Elbert Coutts;
Charles M. Fickert; Edward Anderson; Theodora Pollok; John W. Preston; P. H. Johnson; George F. Vanderveer; John Lord
O'Brian; William E. Cavanaugh; Clarence Darrow; J. B. McNamara; J. J. McNamara. Subjects: Bureau of Investigation reports
regarding prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World defendants in Sacramento, California; protests against treatment
of
Industrial Workers of the World defendants in jail; Department of Justice prosecution of Industrial Workers of the
World defendants in Wichita, Kansas, and Chicago, Illinois; protests against prosecution of Theodora Pollok; investigation
of Espionage
Act violations in Los Angeles, California; alleged jury tampering by Clarence Darrow in the McNamara case.
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| Reel 6 | Item 3 | 1919-1930 | |
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People: William D. Mitchell; William F. Petersen; Frederick H. Esmond; Anna Kaufman; Annette Abbott Adams; Roger N. Baldwin;
Albert DeSilver; Harry M. Daugherty; James H. Manning; Caroline A. Lowe; Joseph McCarty; Thomas J. Mooney; Edward Anderson;
William L. Frierson; Frank M. Silva; A. Mitchell Palmer; Joseph Harper; Godfrey Ebel; Alexander S. Lanier; William
D. Haywood; Roy Dempsey. Subjects: Request for access to Department of Justice files regarding prosecution of Industrial Workers
of the
World defendants in Sacramento, California; release of insane prisoner from Saint Elizabeth's Hospital; United States
Supreme Court denial of writ of certiorari in case o Edward Anderson, et al.; Department of Justice cooperation with United
States
Department of Labor in deportation and immigration cases; protests against conviction of Industrial Workers of the
World defendants; General Defense Committee of the Industrial Workers of the World; United States War Department censorship
of mail of
prisoners.
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| Reel 6 | Item 4 | 1918-1919 | |
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People: A. Mitchell Palmer; C.E.S. Wood; Louise Olivereau; Marie Equi; Anna Louise Strong; John Lord O'Brian; Alfred Bettman;
Clarence L. Reames; Harry Weinberger; Thomas W. Gregory; Thomas Nolan. Subjects: Department of Justice prosecution of
Industrial Workers of the World defendants in Seattle, Washington, and Saint Michael, Alaska; Espionage Act prosecutions;
Department of Justice policies regarding clemency for Industrial Workers of the World defendants; surveillance and censorship
of
mail of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the Colorado State Penitentiary.
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| Reel 6 | Item 5 | 1918-1919 | |
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People: A. Mitchell Palmer; Henry B. Twombly; Theodora Pollok; Claude R. Porter; Annette Abbott Adams; William Kent; W. C.
Coghlan; G. S. Arnold; Robert Scott; Alfred Bettman; John W. Preston; Mortimer Downing; John Lord O'Brian; George M. La Monte;
Louise Connolly; Jeannette Rankin; Thomas W. Gregory; Joseph P. Tumulty; Simon J. Lubin; George L. Bell; George N.
Murdock; Woodrow W. Wilson; Robert Duncan; William C. Fitts; P. H. Johnson. Subjects: Department of Justice prosecution of
Industrial
Workers of the World defendants in Sacramento, California; protests against prosecution of Theodora Pollok; Department
of Justice policies regarding clemency for Industrial Workers of the World defendants; California District Defense Committee
of the
Industrial Workers of the World.
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| Reel 6 | Item 6 | 1918 | |
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People: Claude R. Porter; John W. Preston; Robert Duncan; George F. Vanderveer; George N. Murdock; P. H. Johnson; William
C. Fitts. Subjects: Department of Justice prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World defendants in Sacramento, California;
Bureau of Investigation reports on progress of cases.
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| Reel 6 | Item 7 | 1917 | |
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People: E. C. Davison; William C. Fitts; A. B. Bielaski; Thomas W. Gregory; Arnold Petersen; S. G. Bargery. Subjects: Department
of Justice prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World defendants in Detroit, Michigan; International Association of
Machinists complaints regarding seizure of local union records in Department of Justice raids; misuse of search warrants
in Department of Justice raids on Socialist Labor party offices in Detroit, Michigan, and Columbus, Ohio.
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| Reel 6 | Item 8 | 1917-1918 | |
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People: William C. Fitts; A. B. Bielaski; William D. Haywood; S. G. Bargery; Delmas C. Stutler. Subjects: Department of Justice
prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World defendants in Detroit, Michigan, misuse of search warrants in Department of
Justice raids on Socialist Labor party offices in Detroit, Michigan, and Columbus, Ohio.
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| Reel 6 | Item 9 | 1917-1918 | |
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People: Fred H. Moore; Thomas W. Gregory; John Lord O'Brian; Frank L. Polk; William C. Fitts; Hugh C. Wallace; Woodrow W.
Wilson, George F. Vanderveer; M. E. Saville. Subjects: Department of Justice investigation of Soviet Russian Consulate at
Seattle, Washington; emigrants to Soviet Russia; Department of Justice cooperation with United States Department of
State regarding complaints against activities of Soviet Russian Consulate at Seattle, Washington; Industrial Workers of the
World and
pro- German activities in the Pacific Northwest.
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| Reel 6 | Item 10 | 1918 | |
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People: John Lord O'Brian; A. B. Bielaski; William C. Fitts; Fred H. Moore. Subjects: Department of Justice investigation
of Soviet Russian Consulate at Seattle, Washington; emigrants to Soviet Russia.
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| Reel 6 | Item 11 | 1918 | |
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People: Emma Goldman; Alexander Berkman. Subject: Department of Justice prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World defendants
in Portland, Oregon.
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| Reel 6 | Item 12 | 1918 | |
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People: Walter Mills Hinkle. Subject: Protest regarding radical enroute to Soviet Russia as employee of the Young Men's Christian
Association.
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| Reel 6 | Item 13 | 1918 | |
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People: William C. Fitts; Woodrow W. Wilson. Subject: Department of Justice policy regarding prosecution of remarks mage against
President Wilson.
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| Reel 6 | Item 14 | 1918 | |
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People: Not available. Subject: Workers Socialist Publishing Company, Duluth, Minnesota, foreign language circulars seized
by United States Post Office Department in Marshfield, Oregon.
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| Reel 6 | Item 15 | 1918-1919 | |
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People: Neil Guiney; William C. Fitts; Frank K. Nebeker; Claude r. Porter. Subject: Department of Justice receipt of transcript
of evidence in Idaho state Industrial Workers of the World prosecution.
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| Reel 6 | Item 16 | 1918 | |
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People: William C. Fitts; A. B. Bielaski. Subject: Citizen and United States congressman protests against Industrial Workers
of the World activities in Sheffield, Alabama.
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| Reel 6 | Item 17 | 1918 | |
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People: William H. King; John Lord O'Brian. Subjects: Department of Justice policy regarding wartime anti-Industrial Workers
of the World legislation before the United States Congress; Espionage Act prosecutions.
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| Reel 6 | Item 18 | 1919 | |
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People: Claude R. Porter; Oscar W. Larson. Subjects: Department of Justice policy regarding the release of literature seized
in Military Intelligence Division raids on Industrial Workers of the World offices in salt Lake City, Utah; mass meetings
in
Seattle, Washington.
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| Reel 6 | Item 19 | 1919 | |
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People: Robert C. Saunders; Claude R. Porter; Clarence L. Reames; A. Mitchell Palmer; Louis F. Hart. Subjects: Department
of Justice cooperation with United States Department of Labor in immigration and deportation cases; protests against Industrial
Workers of the World activities in Tacoma, Washington; wartime activities of the Bureau of Investigation in Seattle,
Washington; general strikes; planned Industrial Workers of the World activities at the Washington State Federation of Labor
convention
to be held in Bellingham, Washington.
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| Reel 6 | Item 20 | 1919 | |
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People: E. F. Doree; A. Mitchell Palmer. Subject: Protest against planned Industrial Workers of the World General Defense
Committee fund raising meeting in Devils Lake, North Dakota.
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| Reel 6 | Item 21 | 1919 | |
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People: A. Mitchell Palmer; Anna B. Field; William D. Haywood; Louis F. Hart; Robert C. Saunders; Robert Scott; William B.
Wilson; William Short; Samuel Gompers. Subjects: Citizen protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities in
Centralia and Seattle, Washington; veteran's organizations; Woman's International Union Label League; American Legion;
Veterans of Foreign wars of the United States; Grand Army of the Republic; Department of Justice cooperation with United states
Department of Labor in immigration and deportation cases; Department of Justice prosecution of the Seattle Union Record;
general strikes; Industrial Workers of the World infiltration of the American Federation of Labor in the Pacific Northwest;
protests
against lynching of Wesley Everest in Centralia, Washington; protests against Department of Justice raid on Seattle
Union Record office; conference of state, local, federal prosecutors in Washington; Department of Justice prosecution of Industrial
Workers of the World defendants in Centralia, Washington; United States Post Office Department censorship of publications.
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| Reel 6 | Item 22 | 1919-1921 | |
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People: Wesley Everest; E.T. Doran; William D. Haywood; George F. Vanderveer; Elmer S. Smith; Robert c. Saunders; Alexander
C. King; E.P. Ault; George P. Listman; F.A. Rust; Anna Louise Strong; Joseph P. Tumulty; Charles D. Fullen; A. Mitchell Palmer;
George Williams; Sidney L Gulick; Newton D. Baker; Josephus Daniels; Robert Scott; William Short; Paul U. Kellogg;
Robert Minor. Subject: Protests against lynching of Wesley Everest and anti-Industrial Workers of the World activities in
Centralia,
Washington; mass meetings; General defense Committee and Northwest Defense Committee of the Industrial Workers of the
World; Department of Justice Cooperation with Washington state prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World defendants in
Centralia,
Washington; Department of Justice prosecution of the Seattle Union Record; Espionage Act prosecutions; veteran's organizations;
protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities in Centralia, Washington; requests for clemency in Department
of
Justice prosecution of Anna Louise Strong and other editors of the Seattle Union Record; American Legion; decisions
on demurrers and indictments in Seattle Union record cases; general strikes; Washington State Federation of Labor.
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| Reel 7 | |||
| Reel 7 | Item 1 | 1924-1925 | |
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People: William J. Donovan. Subjects: Protests against Washington state prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World defendants
in Centralia, Washington; requests for Department of Justice intervention and affidavits of jurors and witnesses in case;
American Legion; veteran's organizations.
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| Reel 7 | Item 2 | 1919 | |
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People: Not available. Subjects: Industrial workers of the World propaganda and organization of coal miners in Coahuila, Mexico;
United States Department of State cooperation with Department of Justice.
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| Reel 7 | Item 3 | 1919 | |
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People: Not available. Subject: Not available.
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| Reel 7 | Item 4 | 1921 | |
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People: Harry M. Daugherty; Willis F. McCook; William Z. Foster. Subject: Protests against speaking tour of William Z. Foster.
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| Reel 7 | Item 5 | 1921-1922 | |
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People: Nicholas Radivoeff; James J. Davis; Harry M. Daugherty. Subjects: Butte, Montana, habeas corpus proceedings; Department
of Justice cooperation with United States Department of Labor in immigration and deportation cases.
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| Reel 7 | Item 6 | 1920 | |
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People: Joseph Yeager. Subjects: Request for information regarding whereabouts of former Industrial Workers of the World and
Western Federation Miners member from Arizona.
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| Reel 7 | Item 7 | 1921 | |
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People: James Price. Subject: Department of Justice cooperation with United States Department of Labor in immigration and
naturalization cases.
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| Reel 7 | Item 8 | 1918 | |
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People: Simon J. Lubin; Thomas W. Gregory; Woodrow W. Wilson; George L. Bell. Subjects: State Commission of Immigration and
Housing of California; requests for investigation of Industrial Workers of the World activities in California; Pacific Coast
governors request for suppression of the Industrial Workers of the World.
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| Reel 7 | Item 9 | 1921 | |
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People: E.T. Doran. Subject: Planned speaking engagement of E.T. Doran at Centralia, Washington.
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| Reel 7 | Item 10 | 1926-1927 | |
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People: Ray Becker; George F. Vanderveer. Subjects: Protests against Washington State prosecution of Industrial Workers of
the World defendants in Centralia, Washington; prison conditions at Walla Walla, Washington, state penitentiary; legal defense
efforts; General Defense Committee of the Industrial Workers of the World; pen pals of prisoners; American Legion.
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| Reel 7 | Item 11 | 1921 | |
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People: Joe Dezelin; Harry M. Daugherty. Subjects: Protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities in North Carolina;
immigrant labor; labor agencies.
|
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| Reel 7 | Item 12 | 1921 | |
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People: Thomas Rimmer. Subjects: Department of Justice cooperation with United States Department of State; Industrial Workers
of the World activities in Butte, Montana.
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| Reel 7 | Item 13 | 1921 | |
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People: C.R. James. Subject: Protest against Industrial Workers of the World activities among blacks in New York City.
|
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| Reel 7 | Item 14 | 1922 | |
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People: Not available. Subjects: Cooperation between railroad employees and Industrial Workers of the World organizers in
securing free travel on freight trains in Washington; affidavits of hoboes regarding Industrial Workers of the World organization
of hoboes and railroad employees; sale of Industrial Workers of the World membership cards to riders of freight trains.
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| Reel 7 | Item 15 | 1922 | |
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People: G. Rudolph Bickert. Subject: Request for ruling of Department of Justice on legality of Industrial Workers of the
World membership.
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| Reel 7 | Item 16 | 1923 | |
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People: Not available. Subject: Industrial Workers of the World organization and strike plans among railroad employees in
California.
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| Reel 7 | Item 17 | 1923 | |
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People: Not available. Subject: Industrial Workers of the World organization and strike plans among railroad employees in
California and Texas. File folder omitted.
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| Reel 7 | Item 18 | 1923 | |
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People: J. Edgar Hoover. Subject: Industrial Workers of the World organization and strike plans among railroad employees in
California and Texas.
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| Reel 7 | Item 19 | 1923 | |
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People: Not available. Subject: Industrial Workers of the World organization of United States Veterans' Bureau hospital employees
in California and Texas.
|
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| Reel 7 | Item 20 | 1917 | |
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People: Frank K. Nebeker; J. Robert O'Connor; Thomas W. Gregory; John W. Preston. Subjects: Cooperation in Department of Justice
prosecutions of Industrial Workers of the World defendants in California and Chicago, Illinois; immigrant labor in
California; arson and acts of incendiarism in California.
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| Reel 7 | Item 21 | 1918-1919 | |
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People: Harry B. Tedrow; William C. Fitts. Subject: Bureau of Investigation agents in Colorado; Department of Justice raids
on Industrial Workers of the World offices in Denver.
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| Reel 7 | Item 22 | 1917-1927 | |
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People: George N. Murdock; A.B. Bielaski; J. Edgar Hoover; William J. Donovan. Subjects: Bureau of Investigation; coal mine
operators; American Legion.
|
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| Reel 7 | Item 23 | 1920 | |
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People: J. Edgar Hoover. Subjects: Department of Justice policy regarding Industrial Workers of the World publications; Department
of Justice raids in Minnesota.
|
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| Reel 7 | Item 24 | 1920 | |
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People: J. Edgar Hoover. Subject: Department of Justice investigations of Industrial Workers of the World activities.
|
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| Reel 7 | Item 25 | 1920 | |
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People: J. Edgar Hoover. Subject: Protests regarding Industrial Workers of the World activities in Maryland.
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| Reel 7 | Item 26 | 1917 | |
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People: William C. Fitts; A. B. Bielaski; George W. Anderson. Subjects: Private detective agencies; Bureau of Investigation.
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| Reel 7 | Item 27 | 1918-1920 | |
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People: J. Edgar Hoover; Claude R. Porter. Subjects: Department of Justice raids in Minnesota; Industrial Workers of the World
activities in Minnesota.
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| Reel 7 | Item 28 | 1918 | |
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People: Claude R. Porter; A.B. Bielaski; William C. Fitts; George F. Vanderveer; Antone Johanson; Frank P. Walsh. Subjects:
Industrial Workers of the World organization of oil workers; Oil Workers Industrial Union; Industrial Workers of the World
publications; Department of Justice raids; Bureau of Investigation; Department of Justice surveillance of mail of attorneys
for Industrial Workers of the World defendants.
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| Reel 7 | Item 29 | 1917-1921 | |
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People: J. Edgar Hoover; Benjamin H. Fletcher; George Hardy; Thomas W. Gregory; Burton K. Wheeler; Frank Little. Subjects:
Department of Justice surveillance of Industrial Workers of the World activities in Butte, Montana; mass meetings; industrial
unionism; organization of black Americans in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; emigrants to Soviet Russia; Industrial Workers
of the World factionalism and internal politics; Department of Justice cooperation with local prosecutions of Industrial Workers
of
the World defendants; Industrial Workers of the World organization of smelter workers, copper miners, coal miners,
and lumber workers in Montana; Finnish immigrants; citizen and United States congressman protests against Industrial Workers
of the World
activities in Montana; protests against lynching of Industrial Workers of the World executive board member Frank Little
in Butte, Montana; strikes.
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| Reel 7 | Item 30 | 1918-1919 | |
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People: Claude R. Porter. Subjects: Department of Justice prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World defendants in Nebraska
and Kansas; Bureau of Investigation.
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| Reel 7 | Item 31 | 1917-1919 | |
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People: A. B. Bielaski. Subjects: Industrial Workers of the World organization of miners in Nevada; strike plans.
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| Reel 7 | Item 32 | 1917-1923 | |
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People: William J. Burns; Arthur Caminetti; J. Edgar Hoover; William C. Fitts; Thomas W. Gregory; A. B. Bielaski. Subjects:
Bureau of Investigation; Department of Justice cooperation with local prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World defendants
and seizures of Industrial Workers of the World documents; Department of Justice cooperation with Military Intelligence
Division; Department of Justice investigation of Industrial Workers of the World activities among immigrant labor in Texas;
Industrial Workers of the World organization of shipyard workers, seamen, and oil workers in Texas, Oklahoma, and Mexico;
protests against enclosing of rangeland in Texas.
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| Reel 7 | Item 33 | 1917 | |
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People: A. B. Bielaski; William C. Fitts; Frank K. Nebeker; Grover H. Perry. Subjects: Department of Justice investigation
of Industrial Workers of the World activities among mine workers, smelter workers, railroad workers, and agricultural workers
in
Utah and Arizona; strikes.
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| Reel 7 | Item 34 | 1917- 1921 | |
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People: L. J. Baley; George F. Vanderveer; J. Edgar Hoover; Alfred Bettman; A. B. Bielaski; William C. Fitts. Subjects: Military
Intelligence Division cooperation with Bureau of Intelligence; list of Industrial Workers of the World organizers in New
Mexico, Colorado, Texas, Arizona, and Idaho; Bureau of Investigation surveillance of Industrial Workers of the World
activities in Washington and Montana; Industrial Workers of the World publications; Italian immigrants; Industrial Workers
of the World
strike plans; antiwar activities; citizen protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities among lumber
workers; travel of Industrial Workers of the World members and hoboes on freight trains.
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| Reel 7 | Item 35 | 1917 | |
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People: William C. Fitts; A. B. Bielaski. Subject: Antiwar propaganda in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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| Reel 7 | Item 36 | 1921 | |
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People: Frank Little. Subject: Cover letters to photographs of body and warning placed on body after lynching of Industrial
Workers of the World executive board member Frank Little in Butte, Montana.
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| Reel 7 | Item 37 | 1919 | |
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People: J. Edgar Hoover. Subjects: Espionage Act prosecutions; United States congressman protests against Department of Justice
prosecution of editors of the Seattle Union Record.
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| Reel 7 | Item 38 | 1920 | |
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People: Alanson Sessions. Subject: Bureau of Investigations memorandum regarding identity of Seattle Union Record editor Alanson
Sessions.
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| Reel 7 | Item 39 | 1920 | |
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People: Nicholas Radivoeff; T.F. Nolan; A.S. Embree. Subjects: Transcript of hearing of United States Department of Labor
Immigration Service held in Butte, Montana, in the case of Nicholas Radivoeff and Adolphus Stewart Embree; testimony of Bureau
of
Investigation special agent in case; deportations; immigrant labor; Industrial Workers of the World publications; private
detective agencies; Department of Justice surveillance of Industrial Workers of the World activities in Montana and Idaho.
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| Reel 7 | Item 40 | 1921 | |
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People: Simon J. Lubin; J. Vance Thompson; Frederick H. Esmond. Subjects: Bureau of Investigation reports on surveillance
of Industrial Workers of the World activities in San Francisco, California; Marine Transport Workers Union; California state
criminal syndicalism laws and raids on Industrial Workers of the World union offices; Industrial Workers of the World
organization and publications; California District Defense Committee of the Industrial Workers of the World; fund raising
and legal
defense efforts; strike plans of Oil Workers Industrial Union in California; mass meetings; United Communist party
publications.
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| Reel 7 | Item 41 | 1923- 1930 | |
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People: Werner Kauffeldt; Anna Lipton; J. Edgar Hoover. Subjects: Informant's reports to the Bureau of Investigation on Industrial
Workers of the World activities and sabotage plans of Anna Lipton in New York City; Marine Transport Workers Union in
Maryland.
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| Reel 7 | Item 42 | 1917-1918 | |
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People: George W. P. Hunt; Thomas A. Flynn; William C. Fitts; John Lord O'Brian; Thomas W. Gregory; Joseph P. Tumulty; John
W. Davis; Samuel Gompers; William B. Wilson; Woodrow W. Wilson; Frank K. Nebeker; Thomas E. Campbell; Harry C. Wheeler; Louis
F. Post; A. B. Bielaski; A.S. Embree; William C. Redfield; Charles Warren; Grover H. Perry; Irwin St. John Tucker;
S. Burkhart; Abner E. Woodruff; Joseph Cannon; George L. Bell; Emmett D. Boyle; Walter S. Gifford. Subjects: Industrial disputes
at copper
mines in globe and Miami, Arizona; Industrial Workers of the World organization and strike plans of mine workers in
Arizona; Globe, Arizona, Home Guards; deployment of federal troops in Arizona; United States War Department cooperation with
Department
of Justice; Department of Justice prosecution plans and draft indictment of vigilantes and local officials involved
in Bisbee, Arizona, deportations of Industrial Workers of the World members; citizen and United States congressman protests
against
Industrial Workers of the World activities among lumber workers in Arizona; summary of state laws regarding kidnapping;
citizen and union protests against deportations of Industrial Workers of the World members from Bisbee, Arizona; United States
Department of Labor interest in case; President's Mediation Commission; Loyalty League of America, Bisbee, Arizona;
executive committee Bisbee Deportees; immigrant labor; United States War Department list and histories of Bisbee, Arizona,
Industrial
Workers of the World deportees held in Columbus, New Mexico; minutes of conference of Thomas E. Campbell, governor
of Arizona, with Citizens' Committee of Bisbee, Arizona; lynching of Industrial Workers of the World executive board member
Frank Little
in Butte, Montana; finances of Industrial Workers of the World local union in Bisbee, Arizona; Socialist party of America;
Industrial Workers of the World publications; private detective agencies; California Commission on Immigration and Housing;
plan
of governors of Western states for dealing with labor problems and Industrial Workers of the World activities; National
Defense Council. Frames 0735-0872 are a partial duplication of Section 1.
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| Reel 7 | Item 43 | 1918-1924 | |
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People: Thomas A. Flynn; Harry M. Daugherty; Walter Nelles; A. Mitchell Palmer; Harry C. Wheeler; Charles Evans Hughes; Alexander
C. King; Wiley E. Jones; Claude R. Porter; William C. Fitts; Thomas W. Gregory; George W. P. Hunt; William C. Herron;
Thomas E. Campbell. Subjects: Citizen protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities in Arizona; vigilantes;
Department of Justice prosecution of vigilantes and local officials involved in Bisbee, Arizona, deportations of Industrial
Workers
of the World members; President's Mediation Commission; union and citizen protests against Bisbee, Arizona, deportations
of Industrial Workers of the World members; general strikes in Jerome, globe, and Miami, Arizona; Phelps-Dodge Corporation
purchase
of firearms used in Bisbee deportations; indictment and reply brief in case against Harry C. Wheeler, et al.; deployment
of United States troops in Arizona mining centers.
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| Reel 7 | Item 44 | 1918 | |
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People: A. B. Bielaski; William C. Fitts. Subjects: Bureau of Investigation report on conditions in Bisbee, Arizona, prior
to deportations of Industrial Workers of the World members; strikes; vigilantes; United States Post Office Department censorship
of Industrial Workers of the World mail.
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| Reel 8 | |||
| Reel 8 | Item 1 | 1917-1918 | |
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People: William D. Haywood; William C. Fitts; Frank K. Meeker; Claude R. Porter; Thomas W. Gregory; Charles Page; Josephus
Daniels; Charles F. Clyne; John Lord O'Brian; Roger N. Baldwin; Elizabeth Gurley Flynn; Arturo Giovannitti; Carlo Tresca;
Joseph
Graber; Adolph Germer; Joseph J. Ettor; Kenesaw M. Landis; Clarence L. Reames; Grover H. Perry; Samuel Block; John
L. Metzen; Charles Warren; Stanley J. Clark; Hinton Clabaugh. Subjects: Department of Justice Chicago, Illinois, prosecution
of Industrial
Workers of the World leadership and Industrial Workers of the World members; United States Shipping Board; United States
Navy Department; United States War Department; National Civil Liberties Bureau; arrest of Industrial Workers of the World
defendants
in case; Industrial Workers of the World publications; citizen and United States congressman protests against Industrial
Workers of the World activities; General Defense Committee of the Industrial Workers of the World; Department of Justice raids
on
Industrial Workers of the World offices and seizure of Industrial Workers of the World documents; citizen protests
against Department of Justice prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World members and leadership list of defendants in
case; draft
indictment in case against William D. Haywood, et al.
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| Reel 8 | Item 2 | 1918-1919 | |
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People: William D. Haywood; Alexander C. King; Elizabeth Gurley Flynn; Arturo Giovannitti; Carlo Tresca; Claude R. Porter;
Charles F. Clyne; George F. Vanderveer; E.T. Doran; A.S. Embree; Benjamin H. Fletcher; Jacob Friedrich; Charles Recht; Francis
G. Caffey; Thomas W. Gregory; Learned Hand; Frank K. Nebeker; John Lind; William C. Herron; George N. Murdock; William
C. Fitts; Ralph M. Easley. Subjects: Department of Justice policies regarding the bail and parole of Industrial Workers of
the World
defendants; Department of Justice Chicago, Illinois, prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World leadership and
Industrial Workers of the World members; Department of Justice seizure of Industrial Workers of the World documents; General
Defense
Committee of the Industrial Workers of the World; surveillance of mails of Industrial Workers of the World members
and Industrial Workers of the World lawyers; United States Post Office Department cooperation with Department of Justice;
American
Protective League surveillance of Industrial Workers of the World mailing procedures. Dates in Section 1, Part 2 correspond
with those that would fall in Section 3 and so are presumed to be a misfile of Section 3.
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| Reel 8 | Item 3 | 1917 | |
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People: William D. Haywood; Thomas W. Gregory; Frank K. Nebeker; Carlton H. Parker; George F. Vanderveer; William C. Fitts;
Hinton Clabaugh; A.B. Bielaski; Fred Hardy; Stanley J. Clark. Subjects: Department of Justice Chicago, Illinois prosecution
of
Industrial Workers of the World leadership and Industrial Workers of the World members; Industrial Workers of the World
fund raising and legal defense efforts; suggested methods of arranging Industrial Workers of the World evidence in case against
William D. Haywood, et al.; Department of Justice wartime censorship of publications; sedition and Espionage Act prosecutions;
list of potential Industrial Workers of the World detainees in the United States.
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| Reel 8 | Item 4 | 1918 | |
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People: William D. Haywood; William C. Fitts; Frank K. Nebeker; Claude R. Porter; Thomas W. Gregory; Kenesaw M. Landis; Newton
D. Baker; Richard T. Ely; A.B. Bielaski; Charles F. Clyne; J. Robert O'Connor; Clarence L. Reames; George Andreytchine;
Joseph J. Ettor; George N. Murdock; W. H. Lamar; Francis G. Caffey; John P. Feeny; George Hardy; Josephus Daniels;
Joseph P. Tumulty; George F. Vanderveer; Roger N. Baldwin; Ralph M. Easley; George Creel; William B. Wilson; Elizabeth Gurley
Flynn; Carlo
Tresca; Arturo Giovannitti; Woodrow W. Wilson; George P. West. Subjects: Department of Justice Chicago, Illinois, prosecution
of Industrial Workers of the World leadership and Industrial Workers of the World members; citizen protests against Industrial
Workers of the World activities and against Department of Justice prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World members;
Industrial Workers of the World publications; United States War Department and United States Navy Department cooperation with
department of Justice; Espionage Act prosecutions; answer to petition for return of papers and petition for impounding
order in case against William D. Haywood, et al.; affidavit as to documents seized by Department of Justice and lists of Industrial
Workers of the World documents and publications in storage in case against William D. Haywood, et al.; United States
Post Office Department cooperation with Department of Justice in censorship of Industrial Workers of the World publications;
General
Defense Committee of the Industrial Workers of the World; League for National Unity.
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| Reel 8 | Item 5 | 1918 | |
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People: William d. Haywood; William C. Fitts. Subjects: Department of Justice Chicago, Illinois, prosecution of Industrial
Workers of the World leadership and Industrial Workers of the World members; special report regarding Industrial Workers of
the
World activities in Portland, Oregon; Industrial Workers of the World union organization; Espionage Act Prosecutions;
Soviet Russian consulate in Seattle, Washington.
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| Reel 8 | Item 6 | 1918-1919 | |
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People: William D. Haywood; Charles F. Clyne; A. Mitchell Palmer; Claude R. Porter; Vincent St. John; Clarence Darrow; Raymond
S. Fanning; George N. Murdock; Kenesaw M. Landis; George F. Vanderveer; Frank K. Nebeker; Francis G. Caffey; Harry
Weinberger; George Andreytchine; John Lord O'Brian; Alexander C. King; David S. Cook; Louis F. Post; Charles Recht;
Arturo Giovannitti; Alexander S. Lanier; Charles Ashleigh; Herman Richter; George W. Whiteside; Elizabeth Gurley Flynn; Carlo
Tresca;
Thomas W. Gregory; Alfred Bettman. Subjects: Department of Justice Chicago, Illinois, prosecution of Industrial Workers
of the World leadership and Industrial Workers of the World members; citizen protests against Industrial Workers of the World
activities and against Department of Justice prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World members; Industrial Workers
of the World organization of black Americans; list of defendants released on bond; charge of Judge Landis to the jury in case
against
William D. Haywood, et al.; Department of Justice policies regarding bail and parole for Industrial Workers of the
World defendants; United States War Department cooperation with Department of Justice; plans for disposition of Industrial
Workers of the
World documents and property seized by the department of Justice.
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| Reel 8 | Item 7 | 1919-1920 | |
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People: William D. Haywood; Charles F. Clyne; David S. Cook; Robert P. Stewart; Frank K. Nebeker; A. Mitchell Palmer; George
Andreytchine; Louis F. Post; Claude R. Porter; John L. Metzen. Subjects: Department of Justice Chicago, Illinois, prosecution
of Industrial Workers of the World leadership and Industrial Workers of the World members; citizen and United States
congressman protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities; Industrial Workers of the World publications; General
Defense
Committee of the Industrial Workers of the World; International Workers' Defense League; Department of Justice policies
regarding bail and parole for Industrial Workers of the World defendants; plans for disposition of Industrial Workers of the
World
documents and property seized by the Department of Justice.
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| Reel 9 | |||
| Reel 9 | Item 1 | 1918-1919 | |
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People: William D. Haywood; Frank K. Nebeker; J. Edgar Hoover; Charles H. McKinnon; A. Mitchell Palmer; Benjamin H. Fletcher;
A.B. Bielaski; George N. Murdock. Subjects: Department of Justice Chicago, Illinois, prosecution of Industrial Workers of
the
World leadership and Industrial Workers of the World members; plans for disposition of documents and property seized
by the Department of Justice; Industrial Workers of the World publications; citizen and United States congressman protests
against
Industrial Workers of the World activities; private detective agencies; United States Post Office Department censorship
of Industrial Workers of the World mail.
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| Reel 9 | Item 2 | 1920-1938 | |
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People: William D. Haywood; Arturo Giovannitti; J. Edgar Hoover; Homer S. Cummings; Joseph B. Fleming; Victor L. Berger; Forrest
Edwards; Vincent St. John; Raymond S. Fanning; A. Mitchell Palmer; William L. Frierson; Francis Ralston Welsh; James H.
Rowan; Louis F. Post; Frank K. Nebeker; David S. Cook. Subjects: Department of Justice Chicago, Illinois, prosecution
of Industrial Workers of the World leadership and Industrial Workers of the World members; requests for access to Department
of Justice
files on case against William D. Haywood, et al.; Department of Justice request for United States Department of State
verification of death of William D. Haywood in Russia; application for writ of certiorari before the United States Supreme
Court;
United States Circuit Court of Appeals hearings; surveillance of mail of prisoners in Leavenworth, Kansas, penitentiary;
General Defense Committee of the Industrial Workers of the World; Department of Justice policies regarding parole and bail
for
Industrial Workers of the World defendants; Industrial Workers of the World fund raising, legal defense, and organization
of agricultural workers in South Dakota; citizen protests against Industrial Workers of the World activities and against Department
of Justice prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World members; Industrial Workers of the World publications; plans
for disposition of Industrial Workers of the World documents and property seized by the Department of Justice.
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| Reel 9 | Item 3 | 1921-1954 | |
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People: William D. Haywood; William C. Fitts; Frank K. Nebeker; Thomas J.D. Salter; Samuel Gompers; J. Edgar Hoover; Harry
M. Daugherty; Charles Moyer; Mabel Walker Willebrandt; Ralph Chaplin; Roger N. Baldwin; James A. Finch; Sara B. Field; Ida
Palmer; E. F. Doree; Stanley J. Clark; Alexander S. Lanier; Rose Weiss; Harry Weinberger; Charles Ashleigh; Vincent
St. John; Charles F. Clyne; John Pancner; Caroline A. Lowe; Robert P. Stewart; Joseph B. Fleming; Annette Abbott Adams. Subjects:
Department of Justice Chicago, Illinois, prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World leadership and Industrial Workers
of the World members; requests for access to Department of Justice files on case against William D. Haywood, et al; plans
for
disposition of Industrial Workers of the World documents seized by the Department of Justice; decision of United States
Circuit Court of Appeals in case against William D. Haywood, et al.; dismissal of cases against remaining defendants; surveillance
of
mail of prisoners in Leavenworth, Kansas, penitentiary; General Defense Committee of the Industrial Workers of the
World; American Civil Liberties Union; forfeiture of bond by William D. Haywood; interview from Pravda given by William D.
Haywood in
Moscow regarding the present condition of the labor classes in the United States; United States Supreme Court denial
of writ of certiorari in case against William D. Haywood, et al.
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| Reel 9 | Item 4 | 1928-1955 | |
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People: William D. Haywood; Herbert McCutcheon; Vincent St. John; William Stanley; J. Edgar Hoover; William C. Fitts; Frank
K. Nebeker; Charles F. Clyne. Subjects: Department of Justice Chicago, Illinois, prosecution of Industrial Workers of the
World
leadership and Industrial Workers of the World members; dismissal of charges against fugitive Industrial Workers of
the World defendant Herbert McCutcheon; decision of United States Circuit Court of Appeals in case against William D. Haywood,
et al.;
investigation of death of William D. Haywood in Moscow, Russia; copy of original indictment in case against William
D. Haywood, et al.; attempted extradition of conspiracy defendants from Canada.
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| Reel 9 | Item 5 | 1917-1918 | |
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People: William D. Haywood; William C. Fitts; Thomas W. Gregory; George F. Vanderveer; George Creel; Frank K. Nebeker; Lincoln
Steffens; M. E. Saville. Subjects: Department of Justice Chicago, Illinois, prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World
leadership and Industrial Workers of the World members; Committee on Public Information; Industrial Workers of the
World activities in the Pacific Northwest; Industrial Workers of the World legal defense efforts.
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| Reel 9 | Item 6 | 1917-1918 | |
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People: William D. Haywood; A. B. Bielaski; Antone Johanson; Frank P. Walsh; George F. Vanderveer; Fred Hardy; Hinton Clabaugh;
Roger N. Baldwin; J. A. Wagner. Subjects: Industrial Workers of the World activities in the Pacific Northwest; Industrial
Workers of the World legal defense efforts; Office of Naval Intelligence surveillance of mail of Industrial Workers
of the World attorneys; Soviet Russian consulate in Seattle, Washington; Civil Liberties Bureau of the American Union against
Militarism
and the formation of the American Civil Liberties Union or National Civil Liberties Bureau; American visitors to Soviet
Russia.
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| Reel 9 | Item 7 | 1918 | |
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People: William D. Haywood; White E. Gibson; Thomas W. Gregory; Kenesaw M. Landis; William C. Fitts; Frank K. Nebeker; Claude
R. Porter; Simon J. Lubin; George F. Vanderveer; George L. Bell; Samuel Gompers; Ralph M. Easley. Subjects: Department of
Justice Chicago, Illinois; prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World leadership and Industrial Workers of the
World members; Butte, Montana, miners strike and acts of incendiarism at Granite Mountain, Montana; attempts to establish
overt acts of
sabotage by the Industrial Workers of the World for the prosecution; investigation of Industrial Workers of the World
activities on the Pacific Coast; Industrial Workers of the World lumber workers strike and union organization; eight-hour
day proposal;
National Civic Federation.
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| Reel 9 | Item 8 | 1917 | |
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People: F.W. Henshaw; Frank K. Nebeker; Thomas W. Gregory; William C. Fitts; J. C. Thompson; Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings;
Charles M. Fickert; John W. Preston; A. B. Bielaski. Subjects: Supreme Court of California Justice F.W. Henshaw
allegations regarding Industrial Workers of the World activities in California; investigation of explosion at Mare
Island, California, Navy Yard; Mooney-Billings case; district attorney for the city and county of San Francisco, California,
public
relations activities; International Workers' Defense League; United States Department of Labor cooperation with Department
of Justice; immigration and naturalization cases.
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| Reel 9 | Item 9 | 1917-1922 | |
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People: Annette Abbott Adams; J. Edgar Hoover; Claude R. Porter; Elmer Anderson; J. Robert O'Connor; John W. Preston; Thomas
W. Gregory; William C. Fitts. Subjects: Prison conditions at Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary; partial transcript
of
trial and indictment in case against Elmer Anderson, et al.; Department of Justice prosecution of Fresno an Sacramento,
California, Industrial Workers of the World defendants and Chicago, Illinois, prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World
leadership; Industrial Workers of the World organization of agricultural workers and acts of sabotage in California.
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| Reel 9 | Item 10 | 1917-1919 | |
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People: C.W. Anderson; Albert DeSilver; Claude R. Porter; Fred Robertson; Thomas W. Gregory; John Lord O'Brian; George N.
Murdock; George F. Vanderveer; Oliver E. Pagan; Frank K. Nebeker; William C. Fitts; A. B. Bielaski; Charles F. Clyne. Subjects:
Department of Justice prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World defendants in Wichita, Kansas; investigation of
Industrial Workers of the World organization of oil field workers and agricultural workers; Industrial Workers of the World
publications; National Civil Liberties Bureau; Department of Justice policies regarding bail for Industrial Workers
of the World defendants; United States War Department cooperation with Department of Justice; indictment and complaint in
case against C.
W. Anderson, et al.; internment of aliens during World War I.
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| Reel 10 | |||
| Reel 10 | Item 1 | 1919 | |
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People: C.W. Anderson; A. Mitchell Palmer; Fred Robertson; Claude R. Porter; Oliver E. Pagan; John C. Pollock; George F. Vanderveer;
Albert DeSilver; William C. Herron; John Lord O'Brian; Alfred Bettman; William L. Frierson. Subjects: Department of
Justice prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World defendants in Wichita, Kansas, citizen protests against Department
of Justice prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World defendants; decision and order of Judge Pollock regarding the return
of
Industrial Workers of the World documents seized by the Department of Justice, indictment, petition for return of papers,
and motion to quash indictment, demurrer, and motion for bill of particulars in case against C. W. Anderson, et al.; Industrial
Workers of the World organization of oil field workers and agricultural workers; Industrial Workers of the World publications;
Industrial Workers of the World legal defense efforts; Department of Justice raids in Kansas, Oklahoma, and Minnesota;
National Civil Liberties Bureau; Department of Justice policies regarding bail for Industrial Workers of the World
defendants; prison conditions of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners held in the county jails of Kansas.
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| Reel 10 | Item 2 | 1919-1921 | |
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People: C.W. Anderson; James M. Beck; Harry M. Daugherty; Fred Robertson; Robert P. Stewart; F.W. Galbraith, Jr.; Annette
Abbott Adams; Samuel B. Amidon; George F. Vanderveer; A. Mitchell Palmer; Fred H. Moore; Caroline A. Lowe; J. Edgar Hoover;
John
C. Pollock; John H. Atwood; Frank J. Silsbee; Louis F. Post; Alexander Howat. Subjects: Department of Justice prosecution
of Industrial Workers of the World defendants in Wichita, Kansas; United States Supreme Court denial of writ of certiorari,
United
States Circuit Court of Appeals decision, motion for severance, and ruling of Judge Pollock on motion to quash indictment
in case against C. W. Anderson, et al.; American Legion; internment of aliens during World War I; Industrial Workers of the
World
publications; Industrial Workers of the World organization of oil field workers and agricultural workers; Industrial
Workers of the World legal defense efforts; United States Department of Labor cooperation with Department of Justice; union
protests
against Department of Justice prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World members.
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| Reel 10 | Item 3 | 1919-1921 | |
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People: C.W. Anderson; J. Edgar Hoover; Claude R. Porter. Subjects: Department of Justice prosecution of Industrial Workers
of the World defendant in Wichita, Kansas; Bureau of Investigation.
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| Reel 10 | Item 4 | 1917-1918 | |
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People: Thomas W. Gregory; John Lord O'Brian; A. B. Bielaski; Claude R. Porter; William C. Fitts. Subjects: Department of
Justice prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World defendants in Spokane, Washington; Industrial Workers of the World
strikes; private detective agencies.
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| Reel 10 | Item 5 | 1918-1919 | |
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People: Thomas W. Gregory; Robert C. Saunders; Clarence L. Reames; Claude R. Porter; John Lord O'Brian. Subjects: Alleged
illegal arrests and false imprisonment of Industrial Workers of the World members by special agents of the Department of Justice,
United States Navy personnel, and local officials in Seattle, Washington; Office of Naval Intelligence; Seattle District
Defense Committee and General Defense Committee of the Industrial Workers of the World.
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| Reel 10 | Item 6 | 1918-1920 | |
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People: J. Edgar Hoover; Baldwin Robertson; A. Mitchell Palmer; Edward C. Day; S.V. Stewart; Burton K. Wheeler; Robert P.
Stewart; John Lord O'Brian; Victor Elting; Thomas W. Gregory; Newton D. Baker; A. B. Bielaski. Subjects: Department of Justice
investigation of Industrial Workers of the World and radical activities in Montana; citizen and United States congressman
protests against Butte, Montana, Daily Bulletin editorials regarding Industrial Workers of the World union organization, violence
in labor disputes, and free speech; use of United States Guards in Butte, Montana, labor disputes; Espionage Act prosecutions;
general strikes; American Protective League; governor of Montana requests for federal intervention in Butte, Montana; private
detective agencies; United States War Department cooperation with Department of Justice; alleged illegal arrests and
false imprisonments by United States Guard and local officials in Butte, Montana.
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| Reel 10 | Item 7 | 1918-1920 | |
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People: Baldwin Robertson; J. Edgar Hoover; A. Mitchell Palmer; A.B. Bielaski. Subjects: Department of Justice investigation
of Industrial Workers of the World and radical activities in Montana; citizen protests against editorials and state
prosecution of editors of the Butte, Montana, Daily Bulletin; American Loyalty League; general strikes; use of United
States Guards in Butte, Montana, labor disputes; alleged illegal arrests and false imprisonments by United States Guards and
local
officials in Butte, Montana.
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| Reel 10 | Item 8 | 1920 | |
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People: Baldwin Robertson; A. Mitchell Palmer. Subjects: Department of Justice investigation of Industrial Workers of the
World and radical activities in Montana; contempt of court and improper use of mail charges brought against editors of the
Butte,
Montana, Daily Bulletin; private detective agencies; violence in labor disputes; immigration and deportation cases.
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| Reel 10 | Item 9 | 1920 | |
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People: Baldwin Robertson; Robert P. Stewart; J. Edgar Hoover; A.S. Embree; Nicholas Radivoeff. Subjects: Department of Justice
investigation of Industrial Workers of the World and radical activities in Montana; immigration and deportation cases;
investigation and prosecution of Butte, Montana, Daily Bulletin editorials and use of mail; United States Post Office
Department cooperation with Department of Justice; Bureau of Investigation report on Industrial Workers of the World activities
in
Butte, Montana.
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| Reel 10 | Item 10 | 1920 | |
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People: Baldwin Robertson; A. Mitchell Palmer; Frank K. Nebeker; Robert P. Stewart; J. Edgar Hoover; Louis F. Post; William
L. Frierson. Subjects: Department of Justice investigation of Industrial Workers of the World and radical activities in
Montana; Espionage Act prosecutions; Butte, Montana, Daily Bulletin; American Legion; United States Department of Labor
cooperation with Department of Justice.
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| Reel 10 | Item 11 | 1920 | |
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People: Baldwin Robertson. Subjects: Department of Justice investigation of Industrial Workers of the World and radical activities
in Montana; alleged false affidavits made by managing editor of the Butte, Montana, Daily Bulletin.
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| Reel 10 | Item 12 | 1920-1927 | |
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People: James H. Rowan; Oscar R. Luhring; John G. Sargent; Charles F. Clyne; Roy C. Fox; John Marshall; J. Edgar Hoover; Donald
F. Kizer; Edwin A. Olson; Roy A. Darling; H.S. Ridgely; Henry S. Huntington; Harlan F. Stone; Frank R. Jeffrey; Harry M.
Daugherty; William C. Herron; Robert P. Stewart; Theodore G. Risley; Annette Abbott Adams; Louis F. Post; T. J. Spellacy.
Subjects: Naturalization and immigration case involving convicted Industrial Workers of the World leader, whose sentence had
been
commuted; United States Department of Labor cooperation with Department of Justice; decision of United States Circuit
Court of Appeals overturning decree cancelling certificate of naturalization; citizen and United States congressman protests
against
cancellation of citizenship of James H. Rowan.
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| Reel 11 | |||
| Reel 11 | Item 1 | 1919-1922 | |
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People: Charles Ashleigh; Warren G. Harding; Harry M. Daugherty; James A. Finch; Harry Weinberger; George B. Christian; Jr.;
Frank K. Nebeker; Elizabeth Gurley Flynn; Alexander S. Lanier; Mary Heaton Vorse; Robert H. Turner; Charles F. Clyne; A.
Mitchell Palmer; Woodrow W. Wilson; Frank L. Polk. Subjects: Application for executive clemency in behalf of Charles
Ashleigh; appeals, reports, and exhibits supporting applications; Workers' Defense Union; Department of Justice recommendations
regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal
penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; deportations; amnesty proposals in the United
States
Congress; amnesty laws in England, Canada, Italy, Belgium, and France; Espionage Act convictions; Industrial Workers
of the World publications.
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| Reel 11 | Item 2 | 1921-1933 | |
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People: Carl Ahlteen; Ragner Johanson; Sigfried Stenberg; James A. Finch; Lucille B. Milner; Harry M. Daugherty; Roger N.
Baldwin; Charles Evans Hughes; Axel Wallenberg; A. Mitchell Palmer; Charles F. Clyne; Robert H. Turner; John Lord O'Brian;
Morris
L. Ernst; Arthur Garfield Hays; William D. Mitchell; Herbert C. Hoover; (John) Calvin Coolidge; Warren G. Harding;
Mary Gertrude Fendall. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency in behalf of Carl Ahlteen, Ragner Johanson, and Sigfried
Stenberg;
appeals, reports, and exhibits supporting applications; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency
for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of
Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; deportations; American Civil Liberties Union; Industrial Workers of the
World publications; Espionage Act convictions; amnesty proposals in the United States Congress; Joint Amnesty Committee.
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| Reel 11 | Item 3 | 1921-1923 | |
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People: Vincent St. John. Subjects: Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers
of the World prisoners; general amnesty proposals in the United States and abroad; lists of Industrial Workers of the World
prisoners in the United States and summaries of cases; Espionage Act convictions.
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| Reel 11 | Item 4 | 1921-1923 | |
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People: Charles L. Lambert; Sam Scarlett; Aurelio V. Azuara; Archibald R. Sinclair; Harry M. Daugherty; Warren G. Harding;
James A. Finch; Charles F. Clyne; John Lord O'Brian; Newton D. Baker; (John) Calvin Coolidge; Mary Gertrude Fendall. Subjects:
Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Charles L. Lambert, Sam Scarlett, and Aurelio V. Azuara; appeals,
reports, and exhibits supporting applications; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial
Workers
of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers
of the World prisoners; deportations; general amnesty proposals; Joint Amnesty Committee; American Civil Liberties Union;
lists of
Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; Industrial Workers of the World
publications and union organization; Espionage Act convictions.
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| Reel 12 | |||
| Reel 12 | Item 1 | 1921-1924 | |
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People: Harry M. Daugherty; (John) Calvin Coolidge; Newton D. Baker; Warren F. Martin; Mary Gertrude Fendall; John C. Pollock;
Edward Anderson; C.W. Anderson; Elmer Anderson; James A. Finch; Augustus T. Seymour; E.J. Henning; Harry F. Ward; Roger N.
Baldwin; Charles F. Clyne; Claude R. Porter; Pierce C. Wetter. Subjects: General amnesty proposals; Espionage Act convictions;
lists of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; applications for executive
clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; Joint
Amnesty Committee; American Civil Liberties Union; appeals, reports, and exhibits supporting applications; Department of Justice
recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth,
Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; deportations; partial transcript
on
appeal of case against Edward Anderson, et al.; Industrial Workers of the World publications; Wichita, Kansas, and
Sacramento, California, Industrial Workers of the World cases; General Defense Committee of the Industrial Workers of the
World.
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| Reel 12 | Item 2 | 1921-1929 | |
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People: Charles Bennett; George Wharton Pepper; Augustus T. Seymour; James A. Finch. Subjects: Applications for executive
clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of
Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth,
Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; general amnesty proposals in
the
United States; Espionage Act convictions.
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| Reel 12 | Item 3 | 1922-1925 | |
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People: G.J. Bourg; Warren G. Harding; Harry M. Daugherty; Charles F. Clyne. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency
in behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; deportations; Department
of
Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth,
Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 12 | Item 4 | 1922-1925 | |
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People: Richard Brazier; Warren G. Harding; Harry M. Daugherty; Charles F. Clyne; Pierce C. Wetter; William E. Borah. Subjects:
Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with
summaries of cases; deportations; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial
Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers
of the
World prisoners; Sacramento, California, Industrial Workers of the World convictions; New York branch office of the
General Defense Committee.
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| Reel 12 | Item 5 | 1922-1923 | |
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People: Ralph Chaplin; James A. Finch; Robert T. Kerlin; Warren G. Harding; Mabel Walker Willebrandt; Harry M. Daugherty.
Subjects: Applications for executive clemency in behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States
with
summaries of cases; censorship of mail of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners at Leavenworth, Kansas, federal
penitentiary; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners;
reports
from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 12 | Item 6 | 1923 | |
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People: Alexander Cournos. Subjects: Applications for clemency in behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the
United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial
Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial
Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 12 | Item 7 | 1923 | |
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People: C.W. Davis; C.H. Rice. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World
prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency
for
Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior
of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 12 | Item 8 | 1923 | |
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People: J. T. Doran. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners
in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial
Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial
Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 12 | Item 9 | 1923 | |
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People: Forrest Edwards. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners
in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for
Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior
of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 12 | Item 10 | 1923 | |
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People: John Foss. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in
the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial
Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial
Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 12 | Item 11 | 1923 | |
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People: Joe Graber. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in
the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial
Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial
Workers of the World.
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| Reel 12 | Item 12 | 1922-1923 | |
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People: Peter Green; Warren G. Harding; Harry M. Daugherty; Charles F. Clyne. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency
on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice
recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth,
Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 12 | Item 13 | 1923 | |
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People: H.F. Kane; Warren G. Harding; Harry M. Daugherty. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial
Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations
regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal
penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners and censorship of mail.
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| Reel 12 | Item 14 | 1923-1925 | |
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People: Harry Lloyd; Warren G. Harding; Harry M. Daugherty. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial
Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations
regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; deportations; reports from Leavenworth,
Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 12 | Item 15 | 1922-1925 | |
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People: Burt Lorton; James A. Finch; Warren G. Harding; Harry M. Daugherty. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency
on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice
recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; deportations; reports from
Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 12 | Item 16 | 1923 | |
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People: J.A. MacDonald. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners
in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for
Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior
of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 12 | Item 17 | 1923 | |
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People: Charles H. McKinnon; Warren G. Harding; Harry M. Daugherty. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf
of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice
recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth,
Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World.
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| Reel 12 | Item 18 | 1923 | |
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People: James Rowan; Warren G. Harding; Harry M. Daugherty. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial
Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations
regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal
penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners and censorship of mail.
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| Reel 12 | Item 19 | 1923 | |
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People: Don Sheridan. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners
in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial
Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial
Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 12 | Item 20 | 1922-1923 | |
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People: Archie Sinclair; William J. Burns; James A. Finch; Pierce C. Wetter; Augustus T. Seymour; Warren G. Harding; Harry
M. Daugherty; Robe Carl White. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World
prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency
for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; deportations; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding
behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 12 | Item 21 | 1923-1944 | |
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People: James Slovick; Roger N. Baldwin; Daniel M. Lyons; Isaac Shorr. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf
of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; American Civil Liberties Union;
Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports
from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 12 | Item 22 | 1923 | |
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People: James P. Thompson; Warren G. Harding; Harry M. Daugherty. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf
of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations
regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal
penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 12 | Item 23 | 1923 | |
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People: John L. Turner. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners
in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for
Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior
of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 12 | Item 24 | 1920-1923 | |
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People: Harry M. Daugherty; James A. Finch; Charles F. Clyne; Albert DeSilver; Morris Hillquit; William D. Haywood. Subjects:
Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with
summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the
World prisoners; lists of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners and summaries of cases; foreign and domestic precedents
for a decree
of general amnesty for political prisoners; partial transcript of trial on appeal in case against William D. Haywood,
et al. File folder omitted.
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| Reel 12 | Item 25 | 1923 | |
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People: Archie Sinclair; Charlotte Anita Whitney. Subjects: Bureau of Investigation reports regarding Industrial Workers of
the World activities in San Francisco, California; union organization state criminal syndicalism laws; Industrial Workers
of
the World fund raising and legal defense efforts.
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| Reel 13 | Item 1 | 1920-1923 | |
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People: James A. Finch; Elmer Anderson; Warren G. Harding; Augustus T. Seymour; A. Mitchell Palmer; Robert P. Stewart; Mary
Gertrude Fendall; Harry M. Daugherty; (John) Calvin Coolidge; Newton D. Baker; Robert H. Turner; Ralph M. Easley; John W.
Preston; Robert Duncan; Archibald Stevenson; Frank H. Rudkin; frank M. Silva; Anna C. Pollok; Theodora Pollok Rhoads;
Charles M. Fickert; Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings; Gilson Gardner; George Wharton Pepper; Elbert Coutts; Edward Anderson.
Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United
States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers
of the World
prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World
prisoners; Joint Amnesty Committee; American Civil Liberties Union; National Civic Federation; Industrial Workers of the World
publications and legal defense efforts; district attorney for the city and county of San Francisco, California; citizen
protests against continued incarceration of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 13 | Item 2 | 1923 | |
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People: Elmer Anderson; (John) Calvin Coolidge; Harry M. Daugherty. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf
of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice
recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth,
Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 13 | Item 3 | 1920-1923 | |
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People: Pete De Bernardi; Warren G. Harding; Augustus T. Seymour; James A. Finch; Roger N. Baldwin; John W. Preston; (John)
Calvin Coolidge. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of the Industrial Workers of the World prisoners
in
the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial
Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers
of the World prisoners; American Civil Liberties Union.
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| Reel 13 | Item 4 | 1923 | |
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People: Harry Brewer; Warren G, Harding; Augustus T. Seymour; (John) Calvin Coolidge; Harry M. Daugherty. Subjects: Applications
for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of
cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners;
reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 13 | Item 5 | 1920-1923 | |
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People: William Hood; Warren G. Harding; Augustus T. Seymour; (John) Calvin Coolidge. Subjects: Applications for executive
clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of
Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth,
Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 13 | Item 6 | 1920-1933 | |
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People: Robert Connellan; Warren G. Harding; Augustus T. Seymour; James A. Finch; (John) Calvin Coolidge; Harry M. Daugherty.
Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States
with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers
of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of
the World
prisoners.
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| Reel 13 | Item 7 | 1920-1923 | |
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People: Mortimer Downing; Warren G. Harding; Augustus T. Seymour; (John) Calvin Coolidge; Harry M. Daugherty. Subjects: Applications
for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of
cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners;
reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 13 | Item 8 | 1920-1923 | |
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People: Harry Gray; Warren G. Harding; Augustus T. Seymour; (John) Calvin Coolidge; Harry M. Daugherty. Subjects: Applications
for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases;
Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports
from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 13 | Item 9 | 1920-1923 | |
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People: John Grave; Warren G. Harding; Augustus T. Seymour; (John) Calvin Coolidge; Harry M. Daugherty. Subjects: Applications
for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners
in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for
Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial
Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 13 | Item 10 | 1920-1923 | |
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People: Henry Hammer; Warren G. Harding; Augustus T. Seymour; Frank B. Kellogg; Harry M. Daugherty; (John) Calvin Coolidge.
Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States
with
summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the
World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World
prisoners;
citizen protests against continued incarceration of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 13 | Item 11 | 1923 | |
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People: Frank Elliott; Warren G. Harding; Augustus T. Seymour; (John) Calvin Coolidge; Harry M. Daugherty. Subjects: Applications
for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of
cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners;
reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 13 | Item 12 | 1923 | |
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People: Chris A. Luber; Warren G. Harding; Augustus T. Seymour; (John) Calvin Coolidge; Harry M. Daugherty. Subjects: Applications
for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of
cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners;
reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 13 | Item 13 | 1923 | |
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People: Phil McLaughlin; Augustus T. Seymour; (John) Calvin Coolidge; Harry M. Daugherty. Subjects: Applications for executive
clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of
Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; citizen protests
against continued incarceration of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary
regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 13 | Item 14 | 1920-1923 | |
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People: George O'Connell; Warren G. Harding; Augustus T. Seymour; (John) Calvin Coolidge; Harry M. Daugherty. Subjects: Applications
for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of
cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners;
reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 13 | Item 15 | 1920-1923 | |
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People: John Potthast; Warren G. Harding; Augustus T. Seymour; (John) Calvin Coolidge; Harry M. Daugherty. Subjects: Applications
for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of
cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners;
reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World penitentiary.
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| Reel 13 | Item 16 | 1922-1923 | |
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People: Edward Quigley; Warren G. Harding; Augustus T. Seymour; James A. Finch; Mary Gertrude Fendall; (John) Calvin Coolidge;
Harry M. Daugherty; William J. Burns. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the
World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive
clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; citizen protests against continued incarceration of Industrial Workers
of the
World prisoners; Joint Amnesty Committee; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior
of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 13 | Item 17 | 1922- 1923 | |
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People: Edward Quigley; William J. Burns; Harry Weinberger. Subjects: Bureau of Investigation reports on physicians qualified
to examine Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; Joint Amnesty Committee; Socialist Party of America.
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| Reel 13 | Item 18 | 1920-1923 | |
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People: James Quinlan; Warren G. Harding; Augustus T. Seymour; (John_ Calvin Coolidge; Harry M. Daugherty. Subjects: Applications
for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of
cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners;
reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 13 | Item 19 | 1920-1924 | |
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People: Vincent Santilli; Warren G. Harding; Augustus T. Seymour; James A. Finch; Harry M. Daugherty; (John) Calvin Coolidge.
Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States
with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers
of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of
the World
prisoners; deportations.
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| Reel 13 | Item 20 | 1920-1923 | |
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People: Myron Sprague; Warren G. Harding; Augustus T. Seymour; (John) Calvin Coolidge; Harry M. Daugherty. Subjects: Applications
for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of
cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners;
reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 13 | Item 21 | 1922-1923 | |
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People: Caesar Tabib; Warren G. Harding; Augustus T. Seymour; Mary Gertrude Fendall; Frank H. Rudkin; Robert Duncan; George
B. Christian, Jr.; Harry M. Daugherty; William J. Burns; Roger N. Baldwin; (John) Calvin Coolidge. Subjects: Applications
for
executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases;
Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports
from
Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior and censorship of mail of Industrial Workers of the World
prisoners; American Civil Liberties Union; citizen protests against continued incarceration of Industrial Workers of the World
prisoners; Joint Amnesty Committee; Workers National Prison Comfort Club.
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| Reel 13 | Item 22 | 1921- 1922 | |
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People: Caesar Tabib; Roger N. Baldwin; Alexander S. Lanier. Subjects: Bureau of Investigation reports on physicians qualified
to examine Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; Joint Amnesty Committee; citizen protests against continued
incarceration of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; American Civil Liberties Union.
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| Reel 13 | Item 23 | 1920-1924 | |
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People: Jacob Tori; Warren G. Harding; Augustus T. Seymour; Alexander S. Lanier; Harry M. Daugherty; Calvin Coolidge. Subjects:
Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with
summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the
World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior and censorship of mail of Industrial
Workers
of the World prisoners; deportations.
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| Reel 13 | Item 24 | 1920-1923 | |
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People: George F. Voetter; Warren G. Harding; Augustus T. Seymour; (John) Calvin Coolidge; Harry M. Daugherty. Subjects: Applications
for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of
cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners;
reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 13 | Item 25 | 1922-1924 | |
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People: James Price; (John) Calvin Coolidge; Augustus T. Seymour; Earl J. Davis; James A. Finch; Robert Duncan; Mary Gertrude
Fendall; Warren F. Martin; Harry M. Daugherty; Harry Feinberg. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of
Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations
regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal
penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; citizen protests against continued incarceration
of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; Joint Amnesty Committee; Industrial Workers of the World publications;
California state criminal syndicalism law convictions; General Defense Committee.
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| Reel 14 | |||
| Reel 14 | Item 1 | 1920-1923 | |
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People: Roy P. Connor; Warren G. Harding; Augustus T. Seymour; James A. Finch; Roger N. Baldwin; Newton D. Baker; Thomas W.
Hardwick; Harry M. Daugherty; (John) Calvin Coolidge; Clifford Walker; Thomas W. Hardwick; Robert Duncan; John W. Preston;
Frank H. Rudkin; George Wharton Pepper; William E. Borah. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of
Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations
regarding
executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary
regarding behavior and censorship of mail of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; citizen and United States congressman
protests against continued incarceration of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; American Civil Liberties Union;
hunger strikes.
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| Reel 14 | Item 2 | 1918-1923 | |
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People: George Wharton Pepper; Augustus T. Seymour; James A. Finch; Frank M. Silva; Robert Duncan; John W. Preston; P.H. Johnson;
William D. Stephens; Charles M. Fickert; Thomas J. Mooney; Warren K. Billings; F.W. Henshaw; Harry M. Daugherty; Augustus
T. Seymour; Mary Gertrude Fendall. Subjects: Department of Justice prosecution of Industrial Workers of the World defendants
in Sacramento, California, and Chicago, Illinois, and recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers
of the
World defendants; citizen and United States congressman protests against continued incarceration of Industrial Workers
of the World prisoners; American Civil Liberties Union publications regarding Industrial Workers of the World cases; Mooney-Billings
case; district attorney for the city and county of San Francisco, California; Joint Amnesty Committee. File folder
omitted.
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| Reel 14 | Item 3 | 1922-1974 | |
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People: Richard S. Street; James A. Finch; William J. Burns. Subjects: Request for access to Department of Justice files regarding
Sacramento, California, Industrial Workers of the World prosecutions; Department of Justice recommendations regarding
executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; Bureau of Investigation reports on executive clemency
for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 14 | Item 4 | 1922-1923 | |
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People: Not available. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners
in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial
Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 14 | Item 5 | 1920-1923 | |
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People: C.W. Anderson; Fred Robertson; Hendrik Shipstead; Knute Nelson; Frank B. Kellogg; James A. Finch; Mary Gertrude Fendall;
Harry M. Daugherty; Roger N. Baldwin; Oscar E. Gordon. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of
Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations
regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; citizen and United States congressman protests
against continued incarceration of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; Joint Amnesty Committee; American Civil
Liberties Union. File folder omitted.
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| Reel 14 | Item 6 | 1918-1976 | |
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People: C.W. Anderson; Michael Sapper; Oscar E. Gordon; F.J. Gallagher; Wencil Francik; Phineas Eastman; Samuel B. Amidon;
(John) Calvin Coolidge; Harry M. Daugherty; Augustus T. Seymour; John C. Pollock; Robert P. Stewart; Robert H. Turner; Warren
G.
Harding; James A. Finch; Fred Robertson; Thomas J. Howe. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of
Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; department of Justice recommendations
regarding
executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary
regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; decision, petition for rehearing, and petition for writ of
error
before the United States Circuit Court of Appeals in case against C. W. Anderson, et al.; indictment in United States
Court in case against C.W. Anderson, et al.; requests for access to Department of Justice files relating to Industrial Workers
of the
World cases. File folder omitted.
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| Reel 14 | Item 7 | 1922-1923 | |
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People: Wencil Francik; Warren G. Harding; Harry M. Daugherty; James A. Finch; (John) Calvin Coolidge; Frank H. McFarland.
Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States
with
summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the
World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World
prisoners.
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| Reel 14 | Item 8 | 1923 | |
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People: Wencil Francik; James A. Finch. Subjects: Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial
Workers of the World prisoners; Bureau of Investigation.
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| Reel 14 | Item 9 | 1920-1923 | |
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People: F.J. Gallagher; Warren G. Harding; Harry M. Daugherty; A. Mitchell Palmer; Fred Robertson; Samuel B. Amidon; Caroline
A. Lowe; (John) Calvin Coolidge; Frank H. McFarland. Subjects: Applications for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial
Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases; Department of Justice recommendations
regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary
regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 14 | Item 10 | 1923 | |
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People: Michael Sapper; Warren G. Harding; Harry M. Daugherty; James A. Finch; Frank H. McFarland. Subjects: Applications
for executive clemency on behalf of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners in the United States with summaries of cases;
Department of Justice recommendations regarding executive clemency for Industrial Workers of the World prisoners; reports
from Leavenworth, Kansas, federal penitentiary regarding behavior of Industrial Workers of the World prisoners.
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| Reel 15 | |||
| Reel 15 | 1919 | ||
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People: C.W. Anderson; John C. Pollock; Fred Robertson; Samuel B. Amidon; Fred H. Moore; Caroline A. Lowe. Subjects: Transcript
of trial in case against C.W. Anderson, et al.; Department of Justice prosecution of Wichita, Kansas, Industrial Workers of
the World defendants; lists of exhibits, indexes, arguments, testimony, charge of the court, verdicts, and sentences
in case before the United States District Court for the District of Kansas. File folder omitted. December 1-18, 1919.
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