BIBLIOGRAPHIC CONTRIBUTIONS NO. 7 American Labor in Journals of History A BIBLIOGRAPHY Institute of Labor and Industrial UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS L I E) RARY OF THE UNIVERSITY or ILLINOIS 0(6.3310973 R72a R aUNOIS hiSIOHY SUKVtr LIBRARY AMERICAN LABOR IN JOURNALS OF HISTORY A Bibliography Compiled by FRED DUANE ROSE BIBLIOGRAPHIC CONTRIBUTIONS NO. 7 INSTITUTE OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS University of Illinois Champaign, Illinois, I962 y,ciq_Bt:gc Lie ^d A "J:oaJ:I.;i 'to liJAa-taviXjU PREFACE In 1961, the University of Illinois Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations published Labor History in the United States : A General Bibliography by Gene S. Stroud and Gilbert E. Donahue as the sixth in its Bibliographic Contributions Series. This reference tool, restricted primeurily to books, incorporated some articles which appeared in special or topical issues of Journals, anthologies, and encyclopedias but was limited necessarily to partial coverage of these sources of labor history. American Labor in Journals of History ; A Bibliography is intended to supplement the Stroud and Doneihue work in one important area. Although well known to professional historians, the numerous local, state, regional, and subject history Journals have often escaped the attention of the more specialized student of labor and industrial relations. In addition to the primary purpose of fxirnishing a compre- hensive bibliography of articles related to labor history, the present study serves to indicate the need for additional investigations in many areas and to direct scholars to an extensive publishing outlet for their efforts. The emergence of Labor History has proved to be a welcome addition to the field but by no means pre-empts it. In setting preliminary standards it was decided to limit the list of journals to be searched to those published in the United States. Complete runs of one hundred forty-eight periodiceLLs were examined and ninty-eight of these contained articles suitable for inclusion in the bibliography. The compiler did not rely on indexes but actually examined the contents of every issue of every periodiceLL included in the study through December, i960. A sepeurate appendix contains in eJ-phabetical order the names of journals also searched but which produced no entries. The 1961 edition of the Directory of Historical Societies in the United States and Canada was helpful in identification of currently published journals. Older, no-longer published periodicals were utilized whenever fu3J. runs could be obtained. No claim is made that the journal list is exhaustive. Conspicuously absent are numerous smaller publications issued by local suad county historical societies and by some religious and ethnic groups. The great difficulty in locating complete sets of this type of journal, many of which have been issued irregularly or for only brief periods of time, outweighed their usefulness. Furthermore, it seemed unlikely that most users of this bibliography would be in a better position to obtain them. Journals of history published by religious denominations were incliided when available as were those issued by and for various ethnic groups. Althoiigh some of the ethnic group publications tended to be of 11 aOAISH'? leAtiaL'bal Jb.uc ioq'jbJ 1o 9jjj^i;taal etvailll 'iv -^^j ±aiisv iaU sdS ^lbsq6Df:s ns^o svarf 8lBfliuo(;. v.-joJalrf ^L-^^.^fifa tins ^.LsclckQ^-i ,i>::teJ-8 , lerol j'.£xiw'-ebl:ri: baa lodal ^o crn9i)i;J-a f>3sia.;3lc3qe 9^00 od^f lo ficcc^csJ^fi ■i>iiJ -eaqmoo xj saidEinayjt lo saoq^jjq ^^jsaiiiq ad* o* aoi*xJ6i>B nl .aaoictelsT lol d-sI;ft.'o gallic ilduq 9vian9*jc& as oi zi&LodCB J06ilb o;t f)na asa^ui xiiea JB 9d oj £>9voTq aer "■ lo sonegt&TO ar^ .s^iolts ixariJ .ft zi::Ti3-o-s- ud hJle'-l' ori^t on noLfhSfie s^^joclaw Jail 9iict ttmtl c;' ir?Jixo&i> aew ^I ai>ti3i>asj2 \:iaciiaixlijtci auicfi^s-j nl • Bflcfi^cta Jbf>?iaU sriJ nJ; bsriElidog ssodj j.t Darioijssa .>d oj alstrarot lo bfl*» JjcscTxasxe 9i9W alaoiooiisq ids to-y^Jiol botbc^Jd sno. ^o aaui ^IsXcakdO sricr rri nolnuioax lol alda^ij a BslottTji beatBiaoz sfcesd^ ac Jriaie-YJ^i'iIa b^aissBxa \£J.Buir>8 tud asxsbni: :io x^3t ioa btb lallqiUOD .-ufT .lidqErsolidtcf ■^£)u;jn art:}- ai i-siirionx XBoihottsq x^svs lo suasi v^asvo "io ad^aecfnoo sd* taoiisdadqls ax zata^tnon xibasqqB acraifiqaa A .OdSi ^isdmsosQ xjjiwoiri^ .aaii*ii9 oa J&93ux>oiq noirfw cfad Jbsn'j-tJS&u csIb ai^muoi. >c aaissrr oric Tei-T;© Sri J- al Eal^9j--o3 iBoiT. jtlH lo -(^loJsg-ixa Bdi lo £:o.r;tii>3 Id?I SfiT X'^'iasi'.nj'y lo noiiBOxli.'fl'iJbJ: ni lulqlad sbw abangO Laa il!!£$?' ' "^'"^^^ i>9sxli.-' . »i9w aisoiixsiisq Bsiln clduq -i&aaoi-on ^•li'M''' ajja.iii.oi, r q .ijsnxB^do sd liaoo i0t« XIjjI idv&a-nAv vlejjousic^aoO .svicTauadxa a2 IslJ. isaiucl. erid ;Jarfd- sfmat ai raxaXo oH ^.j-iiuoo ficta leooX \d bsuzPii aacicJB^xIc.jjq Tollsraa auoismun eis> ia'^zds adl" .squoia oxnrii'S bas mcip.: iiai «ooa x<^ J&na aol^aiooa laoliojatri ■^nam ^X/JiTsuot, lo sq^cf air'i^ lo a^aa aisifiraoo gaii^aDoi ai ^JluotVilb Amwj? t3fi(lJ- lo zbrjtreq Isxid y-^J^o aol -lO \J.!.b. u^&tti bsuzst need svsd doidv lo daom JAd* x-^^^tla^j bsaa^a tt ^aioaii&dcf'ru'i .sajniijlsaL. ■^lisdt bad^tsV'ii'o .fflsdJ rriaJdo o;r noid^laoq •loJ^.d a ni j^d JbXuow xiri-iaisriidid aliii lo aise-r e-raw aaoictaaxiuonab auoiaiXe-x yd ."isdaildijq yioJ-airi lo fiXfljnuoT, i.i;anJ3 ai/oi-iav 10I bee yd ij8x;aa 1 ©son.' c-xaw .-'.a aldaXxava nedw f)of3t;-; 5x lo sd oJ- i)9i)t79^ anoi:ffioiIdir'4^ qwo'xg oxndd^s 9ri.+ lo eai-^a dsuoriilA .sq: 'i^ il iii a semipopular nature, they sometimes contained articles valuable to an understanding of the background of groups important in the American labor movement. Ethnic group articles in strictly historical journals were selected on this same premise and were omitted only when, in the judgment of the compiler there was no relationship, direct or indirect, to the labor subject. A wide variation in the caliber of the jovirnals is apparent. All of the general and regional journals and many of those published under state suid local auspices are devoted to serious and scholarly articles. Wherever public funds are available in ample simounts, quality is usually, but not invariably, better. In some instances editorial policies and other considerations have compelled a journal to retain an outdated, antiquarian approach once typical of many of the more modern journals as well. Alaska, Hawaii, Maine, Massachusetts, and South Dakota presently are not favored with journals of history on the state level. Connecticut is represented only by a bulletin and New Hampshire by an irregularly issued periodical which recently has not produced a volume a year. Several other states are struggling to establish periodiceLLs which have been in existance only a few yeeu-s. In order that industrial Massachusetts, which like Maine euad the • other New England states claims some attention in the excellent New England Quarterly , be directly represented, the Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society has been admitted to the bibliography. This venerable publication, never much concerned with labor history, now appears at irregular intervals in hard binding. Volume 72 embracing proceedings from October, 1957^ to May, 196(i will not be issued until late in I963 and could not be included. A preliminary report on tentative editorieJ. plems did not disclose any forthcoming labor articles. Articles chosen for inclusion in the bibliography were restricted to those dealing with labor in the United States and its possessions or with American labor in other countries. Those dealing with the treide union movement in Germany or with striking coal miners in Wales, for example, were not cited unless the author stressed some direct connection with the American labor movement. Articles concerning slavery posed a speciSLL problem. American historians have given considerable attention to this subject, a condition reflected in the number of entries dealing with it. Careful selectivity was employed in including pieces touching on slavery, and decisions were often necessarily arbitrary. Since titles are frequently misleading, content was made the determining factor. Most articles treating abolition, politics and slavery, the slave trade, etc., were rejected. Articles covering the economics of slavery, working conditions under slavery, etc., were retained. In indexing, slavery articles restricted to a particular state or region were entered under the appropriate subheadings, but the number of entries under the general heading of slavery remains large. As might be expected, journals in agrarian southern states with relatively recent industrialization have been preoccupied with the slavery issue. i^i ft* ocf ^IdAisXBv a9xct&^B £t>aia.tnor asottisiaoa ^sd^ ,3rtuiBa ijaluqcttliasa * '. ijiiJ- n ' ■ ;; I. .. ..^ „cii"tc;r2_.. ^-.__.j- -- - . . ., __ - .^:-,:S. artvi ai ,n9riw vino i>*.tj±mo srtev isna eaiuaaiq saes siriJ no Jbaioslas •n.sw ,:fosilJbcI TO joa^fib iqxdeaoi:;*-^!*! on c«w enarict ieii;ac:-: edi 1<^ t, .c^o'it^dije ioo'b: . .*• .ssIoiJ-i.' \;j.-'Blorioa iiofl euciisa o* b^-iOJ'ob 9za esolq^ive. IjbooI 1«s 9*b4^8 ,.\tIim/cL ai -^JilBij:,' ,r..tnifoa;B ?I(j2ia ni 'JisIiB^'a e-xs 3.onu'i oi:ldu9anoO .leval ajsia srfo no Tcaoctexri lo Qlsatuol dSiM Lo-sovsl joa s^b y.IxbIosb'i-xI OB -(d sixriequxH wall Jbas zl&slS^d e xfi xisio toctnsEeiqsT: el •IBSV; ii aaujlov b IisouLo'iq Jon aari Y-i-^n^^s^ xbidV .Cfiaii>C' irr^j Bsifec t rloidw alBoifioi'isq riBildB^se oJ j^allsstrtcra sis s3:tB.Ta tsd.ito liriBvaS .aiesY. 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Title changes axid the names of predecessor journals in a direct line of descent are indicated in the heauiing along with the i960 publisher and the inclusive dates of publication. Articles eu:^ listed under each periodical in the chronological order of their appearance. A Subject Index has been prepared to increase the usefulness of the bibliography. Articles are numbered consecutively, totaling 903 entries in sill. Each subject entry is followed by the numbers of the articles pertinent to it. Wherever possible, each article is indexed under category of workers, neune of specific iinion, city or state, persons, etc. Each article is limited to a majcimum of five index entries, a rule violated in only three or four sjiecial cases. G?he great majority are indexed under less than five entries. Here again many arbitrary decisions were necessary. All casual references to persons, unions, concepts, and events are not indexed. The name of Samuel Gcanpers, for instance, appears in many eurticles but index entries are made only for those in which he is given special attention. On the other hand, William Z. Foster is given ein entry for the only article in which his name appears, eO-though the relative emphasis given him might not warrant a separate entry otherwise. To some extent the length and content of the article itself determines the index entries. Occasionally entries have been made in the case of brief general essays which would have been omitted in longer, more comprehensive studies. Liberal use has been made of double entries and cross references. A separate Picture Index follows the same pattern of nvunerical entries under alphabetically arranged subject heeuiings. Resiilts of this bibliographical study suggest that labor and industrial relations history remains a relatively untapped resource in some states, including some important industrial ones. Some state joiirnals have published no labor history articles; others have devoted surprisingly little space to the subject. With but few exceptions it was not until the depression of the 1930's that studies of more than a superficial nature began to appear. Many persons contributed to the preparation of this bibliography. Chairmen of the Institute Library Committee, Professors Milton Berber (1961) and Adolf Sturmthal (1962), provided encouragement and support in the initial stages of planning. Professors William Howard Huff, Thomas Edward Ratcliffe, Jr., and Mr. Frank Rodgers of the University Library gave valuable assistance in obtaining many of the necessary materials. Mrs. Darlene Feurer typed and checked the text and indexes. Professor Barbara D. Dennis furnished editorial advice and supervision during the final stages of preparation. A special debt is owed to Professor Archie Green who suggested the project and without whose generously contributed time, information, judgments, and advice the work could scarcely have been completed. vl Xc: i-:t*dj6f"qij8 ni 2di.tiJ Od$i nobau Xf^qstno lid id od& al ta^^iqe aisatuol i9ris.LC.cfuq OdPI oriJ riaiw Sflci*; sai:u:?ari scJ ni i;s;^30ii)n± -ii^j ^c-jcaco lo anil il3fi-3 isJbni' ii9oaJ:i sid 8-3Xrxtx/l .noiJaoildijcj "io as^sl) svieulaai srfJ Jo::a .^!;llB^B9^iq^fi -^isriiJ to 'iBbrso iisoisoloaoxd'j edit ni Ifisi£)o !T;3q[ ssxox.-tt?j3 sftct to a-iddmun siii ^cj iowclio'i 8i v^-^i^^ ■■toat°i^'2 ioeiSL .liB ril TfitAu bexsi>'-^ ax sloittB /loss ^sirfxecoq isv^isrlW . *x u* icaaxit^q, .o&s jSfioaisq ^fct/jj-a lO v.+Jro .nciruj oJtllosQc. "io sin'.;,-: ^■^^:9Jl':ow 'ir. 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Quarterly. Agricultural History Society, 1927--. 1. Coiilter, E. Merton. "A Century of a Georgia Plantation," III (October, 1929), 1^*7-159 • 2. Gray, L. C. "Economic Efficiency and Competitive Advantages of Slavery Under the Plantation System," IV (April, 1930 ), 31-47. 3. Robbins, Roy Marvin. "Horace Greeley: Land Reform and Unemploy- ment, 1837-1862," VII (January, 1933), l8-4l. k, Landon, Fred, and Everett E. Edwards. "A Bibliography of the Writings of Professor Ulrich Bonnell Phillips," VIII (October, 1934), 196-218. 5. Russel, Robert R. "The Economic History of Negro Slavery in the United States," XI (October, 1937), 308-32I. 6. House, Albert V., Jr. "Proposals of Government Aid to Agricultural Settlement During the Depression of I873-I879," XEI (January, 1938), k6-66. 7. Fhilllps, Ulrich B. "Plantations with Slave Labor and Free," XII (January, 1938), 77-95- 8. Zeichner, Oscar. "The Transition from Slave to Free Agricultural Labor In the Southern States," XIII (January, 1939), 22-32. 9. Wiley, B. I. "Salient Changes In Southern Agriculture Since the Civil War," XIII (April, 1939), 65-76. 10. Russel, Robert R. "The Effects of Slavery upon Nonslaveholders in the Ante Bellum South," XV (April, 19^1), U2-126. 11. Saloutos, Theodore. "The Decline of the Wisconsin Society of Equity," XV (July, 19^1), 137-150. 12. Useem, John. "Changing Economy euid Rural Security in Massachusetts," XVI (January, 19^2), 29-40. III ".rrnf^fa^nal^ cxsicsO « lo xiifiaaD A" .ao^JnsM .3 ,'-c5.+XiroO .1 1o s9ss;tnJ3vM svi^lSsqfOo'J baa x^aoioi^tia fiJtiBOaooa" .0 .d ,xsiD .3 • T+i-it t(Og?I ^litqA) VI '\m9tf8YB aoUje^aalS wf.-* rrsjiJt.''.. V3-9v.'*I2 -^olqaaoU -^.^-ra miolzTl haad :x^la&id aoBtctV -nivxaM -xjofi .'fflrfii'of' .14-81 ^'-rOi ^%:iS;rni!l,} IIV '\^^L-\Zdi .JiTM ^-©cfoJoO) IIIV '\ati2Iilrf3 .rj.eaaoa doxiXU losastOTrtL lo ssnl-:'-i-tW .815- a$i a*^^:^i . .ISe-60P afE^-C ti9'oO 'io e-lsaaqd-s^" .-cL j.V ■it9(SL\ ,?euoH .3 le-OFd'IinliaA ee-tl o? ftvcIB acili aoicfisrariT aril" .-iaoaO ^T!»ariri9.r .0 .S£-P,S ,(QcQX ^y::tBl:abl) IIIX '\a9d-eJf^ fnsriJ-uo?. ad* ni s-^dBl ■3d* sonja oiu^Jirol-igA msncfijori nl .'.ssn-ufC .taallsS" .1 .fi .ics-tiV •(• .^T-^ci ,(9£vci .liiq.a,' IIIX ",isV/ ilviC al rrxsMoxlivflxBiicil aoqu '{ISVbIS "ic 3c^os1-1:S ariT' .fi JtactoH ^IsssufT .01 .SsX-SiX V ■ -t--^'^-'' ^XliqA) VX '^riJuoB airilaS sJirA s-ij lo 'i*»iDo3 ai&aooBlW arfi lo sriiXodC arlT" .•jioionriT ^aotfiJOisS .XX ",.8*J'9e;M?saaflM al vrfliuoaS iatuR bns \:nionooa aniansriD" ndoL ^asaaU .£X .04l-,'>q ^(a+^PX ,\:-iJBL'ajeL) r/x 2 13. Sitterson, J. Carlyle. "The Transition from Slave to Free Economy on the William J. 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XIVXX '\IT ibW LXioV 8ai-r;;a 90.r\-?S IIIl'XX ",i£V XiMD'&xl* t?-iolc3 it>iocffiJ noxJairiBXCL" X IubI .ici\:aT ^■ ^olR zi:^-i'-iV, no a&eldo-fi c^a^^-s^-B^iJ^{ -rodsJ" .V iisdXA .j-'S^oE .6S .?CX-t4ii av.^^'X ^lydc.+oO) IIIVXX " ,/SdSl-Oi^l ^ancitsti^sl^ .ST-6? JdtvX ^litqA) XXX 'MV8l-er^i : fa^:n:^aulv&3R 30. Liss Samuel. "Farm Wage Boards Under the Wage Stabilization Program During World War 11/' XXX (July, 1956), 128-137 . 31. Abbott, Martin. "Free Land, Free Labor, and the Freedmen's Bureau," XXX (October, 1956), I5O-I56. 32. Gressley, Gene M. "The Turner Thesis--A Problem in Historiography," XXXII (October, 1958), 227-249. 33. Simler, Norman J. "The Safety -Valve Doctrine Re -evaluated," XXXII (October, 1958), 250-257- 3U. Logan, Frenise A. "Factors Influencing the Efficiency of Negro Farm Laborers in Post-Reconstruction North Carolina," XXXIII (October, 1959), 185-I89. 35. Scruggs, Otey M. "Evolution of the Mexican Farm Labor Agreement of 19^2," XXXIV (July, i960), 140-1^9 . ALABAMA HlgTORICAL QUARTERLY . State Department of Archives and History, 1930, 1940—. 36. Sisk, Glenn Nolen. "Some Population and Agricultural Trends in the Alabama Black Belt, 1800-1930," V (Spring, 19^3), 47-54. 37* . "Social Classes in the Alabama Black Belt, I87O-I9IO," XX (Winter, 1958), 653-655- ALABAMA REVIEW . Quarterly. University of Alabama Press and Alabama Historical Association, 1948 — . 38. Reynolds, Alfred W. "The Alabama Negro Colony in Mexico, I894-I896," V (October, 1952), 243-268; VI (January, 1953), 31-58. .T£i-8SX ,(d^^i ^X-t-T.) XXX ",11 teW filaoW anl^i/Q msTso-rl '\i/B»-rua a ' aambss-i il ari* i>aa ^loo'jaJ S;>'i'5 ^ba&l aeil" .nii^iaM tJ'JoddA' .If .S^I-OcI t(S^»?I i7»cJo;JdO) XXX '\>Crfq[fiT50ito*8iH nl nxsltfoi*^ A--8la3frr lacrurT sdT" .M t-ssO .vsIea^tO .3£ .^4S-TSS ^(e^ej: i-isdodoO) IIXXX ■ Y^S-O^S Jfi'^ei ^1900:^:^0} IIIXXX '\ii0i:IoiaO dJTCori aol*r>UT::t3noo9H-J3o1 "t ct^iodAl mxa'-f .Q8X-(f6l I'.ic'c:?! ,i?Kfoc^oO) .e^J-04i.[ ,(o^QX ,^Ii/L) VIXXX '\i4ei lo j&a« 8&vj;ifoTA lo ^ago^t-xaqgd &:^B:Je. .'^ ■ iAJA '\0i^I-CT8l »;tl9a ioeia mscffllA sricf al a9aai>10 ijaincS" . -'.£ •B<-X£ ,(e?ei ,rtJ3U--st) IV i8as-e4iS ,(3?§i ^isJcJoO) V AMERICAN ARCHIVIST . Quarterly. Society of American Archivists, 193a--. 39. Levinson, Paiil. "The Archives of Labor/' XVII (January, 1954), 19-24. 4Q. Browne, Henry J. "Raiding Labor Records," XVII (July, 195^), 262-264. Ul. Lewinson, Paul. "State Labor Agencies: Where Are Their Records?" XIX (January, 1956), 45-50. AMERICAN-GERMAN REVIEW . Bimonthly. Carl Schtirz Memorial Foundation, 1934—. /Issued quarterly, 1934-1938_J' 42. Engelmann, Peter. "Fifty Years of German Solidarity," V (Febrtiary, 1939 )> 27> 39. 43. Colt, Eleanor G. "Labor Cooperates with Labor," XVI (August, 1950), 17-18. AMERICAN HERITAGE . New Series. Bimonthly. American Heritage Publishing Company, 1949--. /isBued. quarterly 1949-1954. A quarterly predecessor published 1947-1949 by American Association for State and Local History under same title^^^ 44. Middleton, Arthur Pierce. "Colonial Craftsmen Made Good in the Planter's Capital," I (Winter, 1950), 42-45, 73. 45. Botsford, Harry. "Valley of Oil Transportation Tribulations," I (Spring, 1950), 4-7, 70-71. it6. Bale, Elizabeth F. "Marble Valley's UN," II (Spring, 1951), 34-41. 47. Reuther, Victor G. "U. A. W.," II (Summer, 1951), 42-43, 68-69. 48. Holbrook, Stewart. "Sawdust on the Wind," IV (Summer, 1953), 48-53- fe. Brooks, Traa. "The Terrible Triangle Fire," VIII (August, 1957), 54-57, 110-111. ,3 3-oJviri i csattfusA lo xd-9i3o2 yirsi'vsufi .gglVIHJgA KADK3MA .. •Of ^{^^L ^yrtSL'aah) IIVX '\tocfaJ *o esvirioiA sriT" .Jx'b^ ^aoani"-'' 9' "tsfiico^ TisrfT &iA i'lsrfW :sex3C33A TOdai 9,tBda .lueH ,.ioanfv.T.'" ..[4 ijs.Ho-uaM siuxfo2 IibO . v;Iif ^ooaUa .W5 IV3H : '^ ■'-- - ■ ' ' 'H2R- OBoi-isaP. vcf 54^'X-V*'^! fjsris iltfua loaeaoebtiq vIi-aJoBjjp A .ly-OT ,T-4 ,(OPQI .sniiViS) I •-1-^-^e v(l«:ei ^Sa^iq2) II ",f5U 3'Y9lI«V sidiaM" .'? rftsoiBTtXa ^si.Vi . ?V .c^d-Sd ^£^-:i4i .(i^^' . .::^) TI ".-W ..• .U" .r ;.t.-.i7 ,i-i3dcH ^eiioasisfl .^5 .O0I-4ie ^Ib-^i xi'Jd^l ^-ttqA) .r.-,ohio*8rH as-lrt^sA .xl'i->tn.Bu9 . ^3IV3H J AO IflOTc: IE KADIfeg MA . • - ^^>'^- ^aolist:: .Tar.A ".^£71 ^d£TI , :.:*rie>n9fc A9.t.i96nl &■:« ^iiovsIB no b-z^SL taalinv li-rrcIoD" .7? "Taist'vt ov.''A .0<.5-6e ,(?P8l ^-•sdci-O.V I aj8olie»aA oj ijaqqwr: adoiv.io'O riaitiig" .sx/eG j-anel, ^idlUA .6? •CE-SI ,(dP8j. ,TecfoJ;jO) II '\39saoloO •AobIS axiidiL'je adi lo dJvoiO bns r •:-. > " :iflT " .? if;iiIU .aqilllxfi .0^ ",vno;»aiII axaoaonS nt&ff/^iroP. to aasldot^ iroL" .^-loH ierlxA ^9i;r-tB .Id .I^-T4? ,(OieC ^I.^-rgA) VX ". . to nsct-yaciA al ic^mvIH riai:-"--. ' -.3c.U sriT" .a-'.f-ia.'ir o-'-ilvraX ^;'-— •f;-'' . £b ■ ,UI^I ,'asisniil" rm \nwi.: ,(^Xei ,yXjjI.) XIX "./iiSr ,8»vai "io sl'IbV sdS 'ia 89:t;:- '• '"" .-^^o 65- Phillips, Ulrich B. "Slave Crime in Virginia/' XX (January, 1915), 336-3^0. 66. Jernegein, Marcus W. "Slavery and Conversion in the American Colonies," XXI (April, I9I6), 504-52?. 67. . "Slavery and the Beginnings of Industrialism in the American Colonies," XXV (January, 1920), 220-2^0. 69. Marshall, Thomas Maitland. "The Miners' Laws of Colorado," XXV (April, 1920), 426-^+39. $9' Darling, Arthur B. "The Workingmen's Party in Massachusetts, 1833-1834," XXIX (October, 1923), 8I-86. 70. Phillips, Ulrich B. "Plantations with Slave Labor and Free," XXX (July, 1925), 738-753. 71. Buck, Paul H. "The Poor Whites of the Ante-Bellum South," XXXI (October, 1925), 41-54. 72. Sydnor, Charles S. "The Free Negro in Mississippi Before the Civil War," XXXII (July, 1927), 769-788. 73. Donnan, Elizabeth. "The Slave Trade into South Carolina Before the Revolution," XXXIII (July, I928), 804-828. 7^. Sydnor, Charles S. "Life Span of Mississippi Slaves," XXXV (April, 1930), 566-574. 75. Spiller, Robert E. "Fenimore Cooper's Defense of Slave-Owning America," XXXV (April, 1930), 575-582. 76. Howe, George Frederick. "President Hayes"s Notes of Four Cabinet Meetings," XXXVII (January, 1932), 286-289. 77. Smith, Abbot Emerson. "The Transportation of Convicts to the American Colonies in the Seventeenth Century," XXXIX (January, 1934), 232-249. 78. Larson, Laurence M. "The Norwegian Element in the Northwest," XL (October, 1934), 69-8I. 79. Dodd, William E. "The Emergence of the First Social Order in the United States," XL (January, 1935), 217-231. 80. Smith, Abbot Emerson. "The Indentured Servant and Land Speculation in Seventeenth Century Maryland," XL (April, 1935), 467-472. 81. Rezneck, Samuel. "The Social History of an American Depression, 1837-1843," XL (July, 1935), 662-687. 62. Shannon, Fred A. "The Homestead Act and the Labor Surplus," XLI (July, 1936), 637-651. saJ^ ni aailBltJ-SL'Jifll lo eaatoiilsga ariw i»aa 'ii9vfif8i-F£8.r sdd- 9io*J33 IjtiieEiaa]:!! n.l c:c39tl 9«rc'5 sriT" .3 &sliflxl0 ^loniivS .';^ .ear-o&Y ,(vsci a-tt'L) iix>D( ".ixsw iitfio saoteS BnlloisO f(wt/oS cJ-fii: aijeiT svbIS 9.iT" . ri.cf sdjssiJJ ^cueacoC .?.T .8s8-tl08 »(8sei ,xlul,) III.OCX '\acimlov9H drft VXXl' ".95Vi3l3 i-oqJt38J:2-.;xM lo ac>cf3 elU'' .3 aal'iBifO ^-tocit^d .4iY S^iirrwO-9vrI8 "lo san&lsG s'taqooO stoffilasl" .2 i^ 3u bn-Mjiaoml 9ifT" .noE-T:5a]K d-oddA ^rid-iae .<^ .ST4i-7b4i »(?€v;l rX-ttciA) JJ: '\i)uaivtsM \:^if:^^'^D x{;fa99dai'V- 8 aJ ».'Tolsa97<;s(I oaoii^mA a« lo v^oiaiH iaiooS, 9rfT" .Isifcea ^>:r9i0S9a .-'5 IJ}' ",auIq-iuC i.-a&I erfi jbcui ^to.*^: i;s9^8oajP axIT" ' .A : ar^ ,aonrmrfn .'3 83. Lindsey, Almont. "Paternalism and the Pullman Strike," XLIV (January, 1939), 272-289. 84. Diamond, William. "Urban and Rural Voting in I896," XLVI (January, 19^1), 281-305. 85. Deutsch, Albert. "The Sick Poor in Colonial Times," XLVI (April, 1941), 560-579. 86. Wish, Harvey. "Altgeld and the Progressive Tradition," XLVI (July, 19^1), 813-831. 87. Rudolph, Frederick. "Chinamen in Yankeedom: Anti-Unionism in Massachusetts in I87O," LIII (October, 19^7), 1-29- 88. Dorfman, Joseph. "The Jackson Wage-Earner Thesis," LIV (January, 1949), 296-306. /See also communication of Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., (April, 1949), 785-786 J" 89. Stavisky, Leonard Price. "Negro Craftmanship in Early America," LIV (January, 19^9), 315-325. 90. Morris, Richsurd B. "Andrew Jackson, Strikebreaker," LV (October, 1949), 5^-68. 91. Stampp, Kenneth M. "The Historian and Southern Negro Slavery," LVII (April, 1952), 613-624. 92. Fine, Sidney. "Anarchism and the Assassination of McKinley," LX (July, 1955), 777-799. 93. Coll, Blanche D. "The Baltimore Society for the Prevention of Pauperism, 182O-1822," LXI (October, 1955), 77-87. 94. Rezneck, Samuel. "Patterns of Thought and Action in an American Depression, 1882-I886," LXI (January, 1956), 284-307- 95. Detweiler, Philip F. "Congressional Debate on Slavery and the Declaration of Independence, I819-I82I," LXIII (April, 1958), 598-616. 96. Bremner, Robert H. "The Big Flat: History of a New York Tenement House," LXIV (October, 1958), 54-62. .P6S-STS ,{^Zqi .xrv.^aA) ^nauneT,) IVJX '\3eSl ai gnlfoV IstsjP. J>fi« cacfiU" .malUlS! ibaomm .48 ^litqA) IVJX " --i^T leirtoxoO cl ioo2Js9-id9aii;J8 ,aoEai3ai:, wsifioA" .2 inaiiolH ^el-noM .0$ '\^C^»v3l2 oigsH nT'jric}-i.ca f)ns asiio3alfl erfT" .M ilJ-erfas}! ^qqraB^fc . Iv? XJ '\x^JLanioH Jo aol*Bai;aai338A arf* Jxie aenLdoiarA" .i£onl>2o ,«t1'? .^^ 'to Bolia°'V9-rt srfj lol \:*9i:Doe. 9:tO£(ii*LBa adT" .0 arioojjXa ,ilo0 .to .T3-YT t(e?^I »i9do:^oO) IXJ \S£3l-a38l ,a:alTC9qt;Bc; sriT" .brujcnaE ^fll*^£*l .<^P aaciistfn;. sfct fioB ;fa9a9Vx;M soWauL XeJtooS »riT" .l» fixanceJ .alviaM .OCX .0£S-ITi t(?a ^aJtrfqT^fisiifW ni si.bj :taST3.iaimI dslwaV' .ICI "\d^:. .,.. . Dirr? sxfT . . . aoiiulofvsn 'a^oalioW 0'" Si lOv+iaW ^J-uosfciH .iiCI .eyi-Tc'i t('^cei ,-tscfo:roO) IX -?;it8l :fioi-texnA nx zfelLB.t:':o'd snljlaaq^B-di-^.-^.i'" .H faBxnsfl ^taocSii .£01 .8&-4i£ ^(0^1 iliiqA) IIX ",C«rI .--I-ti^U ,3r^;:^q9V: JsoitaoA . \;I'i schcaxiP . aKUTqi3K VL)\DIH3MA ,(£^QI Ji-sqA> IIIX ' ^ntansrlaj:^ ejlaaa lo ssIjbT" /I sceioH ^jIosS .401 .Oei-Cil \chioI ^-t^cfoH lY^a-f'^ -COl ,iTZ^i K\.iisW IIVX ".sftlilJtjIO il9;fT bcsA 3iolJts8 ' -D .ft ,3saIoH .dCl XX ' .si)snT aliocO aaenldO ^rli baa JbisW .3 ndoV .1 .M ('isiis"? .yOI 9 AMERICAN QUARTERLY . 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' ^^t .;■ -+i3S ,{Zr'--i t^tluL; IIIVXX '\j8nii: .4iSX-P0I ,(4i.,^ ,.--^-. d:i'vM at ^90•I8sW ??'x'? io cfa ■■ nolaaiaiaioO soJ^odi^ ^nsar^o'.T ,..:" .0 aiuoJ ^:tBn^ ; ^ ^ .•A :rf*i;o8 3vaX3 s.ii\* fli: ^afiid>oai«Ci Di.u;oaoo2" .afllda'? ."-^ . ^^^''-li X /dliCX .Xi:iqA) TXyj. ",aw9XV :' t^osH JSffloG "io X* rv"f>irj ~ -.i/.^- nr ■ '•- «s e^ 3looX*ir;"' «»"'^" .11. t.w esXiBiiD ^!idc.J .eoi' .-S-T+'S ,(t , n-T) IXXX ",aoX;^sXei5sX 32 406. Nelson, Bernard H, "Confederate Slave Impressment Legislation, 1861-1865," XXXI (October, 19^+6), 392-^10. 407. Stavisky, Leonard. "The Origins of Negro Craftsmanship in Colonial America," XXXII (October, 19^7)> hl'J-k29. koQ. Richards, Eugene S. "Trends of Negro Life in Oklahoma as Reflected by Census Reports," XXXIII (January, 19^), 38-52. 409. Lofton, WUliston H. "Abolition and Labor," XXXIII (July, 19hQ), 2119-283. ^HO. Matison, Sumner Eliot. "The Labor Movement and the Negro During Reconstruction," XXXIII (October, 19^8), 426-U68. kll. 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V9V1 iBlnoIoO nl ^builv^eS. bsiuiaabaV ,^L .IsjotsS iSaXoM .r.Td '\3i-rcY wail lij-id-asO to .3xl:txnsBi9vIi:5 scT" .no.-^aS 99'io£»0 ^aslu'.'O .$.!''? iosiiicxoO 3-a0ii?3A dls3u^;t£ '8ie»iJioM 3ffT" .r.3di6l ^^iifL) IV .iSi-COl ^Ot^I ,1 :iIX '\eOCx-£88i ,^i:XoifiO VIX '\y.Ci:l sonlS flaiJr;-:j30 ri:fio?! ax arnotsa TodaJ-LJliO" . .7*^? .:r3-ccs .(Y^.^i ^yLjh) vix '%-iocf«j i)ixr::i 52 689. Franklin, John Hope. "The Free Negro in the Economic Life of Ante- Bellum North Carolina/' XIX (July, 19*^2), 239-259; (October, 19^2), 359-375. 690. Spraggins, Tinsley Lee. "Mobilization of Negro Labor for the Department of Virginia and North Carolina, I86I-I865," XXIV (April, 19^*7), 160-197. 691. Jolley, Harley E. "The Labor Movement in North Carolina, I88O- 1922," XXX (July, 1953), 35^-375. 692. Ross, M. H. "Court Decisions Involving Trade Unions in North Carolina: A Bibliography," XXX (October, 1953), ^7-^82. 693. Collins, Herbert. 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"Rationing During the Montana Gold Rush," XXXVI (April, 1945), 115-120. 764. "Trouble in the Coal Mines, I889: Documents of an Incident at Newcastle, W. T.," XXXVII (July, 19^), 231-257- 765. Karlin, Jviles Alexander. "The Anti-Chinese Outbreaks in Seattle, 1885-1886," XXXIX (April, 19^8), 103-130. 766. Tyler, Robert L. "Violence at Centralia, 1919," XLV (October, 1954), 116-124. 767. Tharp, Marilyn. "Story of Coal at Newcastle," XLVIII (October, 1957), 120-126. 768. Sotting, David C, Jr. "Bloody Sunday," XLIX (October, 1958), 162-172. PALIMPSEST . Monthly. State Historical Society of Iowa, 1920—. 769. McMurry, Donald L. "Kelly's Army," IV (October, 1923), 325-3^5. 770. "Tramping with Kelly through Iowa: A Jack London Diary," VII (May, 1926), 129-158. 771. Petersen, William J. "Regulating the Lead Miners," XVII (June, 1936), 185-200. 772. Bergmann, Leola Nelson. "The Scandinavians Come to Iowa," XXXVII (March, 1956), 1^5-155. '\6i-VI'$l ,no*5«iflosW at fflsIcfoT!^ jodaJ urtu'i aiiT'' .1. LieO ..aaj^fsS ObT '^noJ-sniris^V/ d jauinsialsH i>a£ evx^slilal sdT" .fS-^ ^(c-*^X ^i^^yaunalT rVXXX ■^o\ .021-;? II J5*^^i ti:-iqA; r«xx wj& c-^rpisloiil nj3 la a.tr:9nifjooa :0SoI ^&=>n-LM LeoO srfJ nl S'lcfywTl" .'ii^V .TeSie«i ,(dJei t^Ii^-") IIVICXX ",..T .W ^3l:»^.aoweK »?;^cfea<3 as. aiasadi^LO &a:>*3irtO-2va.\ 9dT" . ra^exsIA esxi-'L li-iilxsM -cdV • OeX-cOI JS4ICI ,Xi:iqA) XIX:a '\^8&I-?86l ,i9:ioJcO) VJX '\9I9i ,£i:Iaii.390 .t£ ^r-aalolV ' -J i-iS'ioH ^islrf .c)dY • iisi-exL ,(4i?ei .?..[-osi »(Yc')IiciEli: 3v*«iS .TcIirctaoM ..1g:i3j;:i ■ jH .--csei ■"" '".'^a^u rrr, f.;i:< _ ?ioB'- A tjtiw.I rig^ 'i.-j ^Llrfl f!5l'.v y.-i JqjE.'rs'.'" .CAT .^vir-c^.: ,(S?PI ,vi ■:-•.: -'-M) IBT^:-' 58 PENNSYLVANIA HISTORY . Quarterly. Pennsylvania Historical Association, I93U--. 773. Itter, William A. "Early Labor Troubles in the Schuylkill Anthracite District," I (January, 193^), 26-37. TJh. Miller, William. "The Effects of the American Revolution on Indentured Servitude," VII (July, 19^0), 131-li+l. 775. Schlegel, Marvin W. "The Workingmen's Benevolent Association: First Union of Anthracite Miners," X (October, 19^3)> 2^^3-267- 776. Hogg, J. Bernard. "Public Reaction to Pinkertonism and the Labor Question," XI (July, 19^), 171-199- 777. Pritchard, Paul W. "William B. Wilson, Master Workman," XII (April, 1945), 81-108. 778. Purcell, Richard J. "Irish Settlers in Early Delaware," XIV (April, 1947), 94-107. 779. Sullivan, William A. "Philadelphia Labor During the Jackson Era," XV (October, 19^8), 305-320. 780. ♦ "A Decade of Labor Strife," XVII (January, 1950), 23-38. 781. Kuritz, Hyman. "Criminal Conspiracy Cases in Post-Bellvmi Pennsylvania," XVII (October, 1950), 292-301. 782. Theiss, Lewis Edwin. "Lumbering in Penn's Woods," XIX (October, 1952), 397-412. 783. Nuschke, Marie Kathem. "Hicks, Fighters and Clog Dancers: Early Lumber Camps in Freeman Run Valley," XIX (October, 1952), 435-451. 784. Pessen, Edward. "The Ideology of Stephen Simpson, Upperclass Champion of the Early Philadelphia Workingmen's Movement," XXII (October, 1955), 328-340. 785. Klebaner, Benjamin Joseph. "Employment of Paupers at Philadelphia's Almshouse Before I86I," XXIV (April, 1957), 137-147- 786. Pessen, Edwsird. "Thomas Brothers, Ant i -Capitalist Employer," XXIV (October, 1957), 321-330. 787. Johnson, Donald. "The Political Career of A. Mitchell Palmer," XXV (October, 1958), 345-370. 788. Cleland, Hugh G, "The Effects of Radical Groups on the Labor Movement," XXVI (April, 1959), 119-132. <3'. ■ I idGj 3rf7 !:.ij? aeiffcnsdnH ot nGi-lOe-jS ::.lXvii;^' .h-jienisS ,1- tj'B'''^ -^ri' .■ OZ-iS ,1'"':-'PI .xtiq^) VIX ",,-iBwsaS>a vX«sj3j as. n-^XcJct^.^ rieiril' -t iifi'.lsi'-T ^IlvviiM .8TT • YOX-iiP \vT->'vX t-IH'7A; ''■^A'::S rxca-ioBl. eat ^airs'jQ lodaJ al:\ilob£llii'i" .A f.:alIiiV,' : " -li- ^Ji:lLi:■yI ■i5ll£:iqti0-'iiaj. , sisxldo-tS jsaroc'I'" .MawixH ^n^^h3^1 .diiY "tiC/i^iBl iX'V.:iJl. ,A iO Teet£^D £iiC-icJXIo0) VXX s^-c'iyJ ii!-' ;-o r;qLfo^tj X/5-.lfe4»>i "^v iJ-o^^'nOi s/fT" .C tisrH ^ijacXaXO .83T ".■"^ll .'^C'^I ^XiiqA) r.Ttt "..jnarnsvot'i 59 789. Fenton, Edwin. "Italians in the Labor Movement," XXVI (April, 1959), 133-1^8. PENNSYLVANIA MAGAZIME OF HiaTORY AMD BIOGRAPHY . Quarterly. Historical Society of Pennsylvania, lb77— . 790. Turner, Edward Raymond. "Slavery in Colonial Pennsylvania," XXXV (April, 1911), 1^1-151. 791. Mning, Arthur Cecil. "The Iron Plantations of Eeurly Pennsylvania," LVII (April, 1933), 117-137. 792. Crane, Vemer W. "Benjamin Franklin on Slavery and American Liberties," LXII (January, 1938) > l-H- 793. Jackson, Sidney L. "Labor, Education, and Politics in the iSSO's," LXVI (July, 19^2), 279-293. 79lt.. Wilkinson, Norman B. "The Philadelphia Free Produce Attack Upon Slavery," LXVI (July, 19^*2), 29^-313. 795. Pendleton, 0. A. "Poor Relief in Philadelphia, 1790-l84o," LXX (April, 19^), 161-172. 796. Bernstein, Leonard. "The Working People of Philadelphia from Colonial Times to the General Strike of I835," LXXIV (July, 1950), 322-339. 797. Phillips, Harlan B. "A War on Philadelphia's Slums: Walter Vrooman and the Conference of Moral Workers, I893," LXXVI (Jfimuary, 1952), U7-62. 798. Arky, Louis H. "The Mechanics' Union of Trade Associations and the Formation of the Philadelphia Workingmen's Movement," LXXVI (April, 1952), IU2-I76. 799. Sullivan, William A. "The Industrial Revolution and the Factory Operative in Pennsylvania," LXXVIII (October, 195^), ^76-^94. 800. Yearley, Clifton K., Jr. "Thomas Phillips, A Yorkshire Shoemaker in Hiiladelphia," LXXIX (April, 1955), I67-I96. 801. Butterfield, Roger. "George Lippard and His Secret Brotherhood," LXXIX (July, 1955), 285-309. 802. Gutman, Herbert G. "Two Lockouts in Pennsylvania, l873-l87^," LXXXIII (July, 1959), 307-326. .I.tt'. .ftsdiJ '\C+i8l-0QTI te.r.-sl±ifl ax lsJ:l9?I "loc^" .A .0 ,ao^9ii>rf3«[ .?:^ .STf-lM .(?^I ti^lqA) JOCJ t\;IaX,) VIXXJ \cS£.i- "io sjlliJa le-isaeO adi ct p.saxT LBlnoXoO IVXXi '\£56l tSiaiioW It/re*! to aonsTtsT^o*} ad* ind -ft 3n-oI.T£ rooasA ^bcxL to noxr.'. icinsdja^i oJa' .L bXi.'CJ ^ X'f "\Jnasc9voM B'ci'iTn'.-r.talncW Blrii^J!?.i^^iifi Siij io .lOiJrr-io'i siii .BVi-G4l ,(S,^^I ..xiiqA) r/XXJ •CTOioBi sec* f-os coi^Tiovsa i.il7Jai.?:Gl Sri?" -A aielilxW ^OBVilljA: .^l^^i-J^T^. .(tlcvX iisdo^oO) IIIVXXI '\fllftBVi\aans^ ai svliaisqC; .a^i-ToI MV^l Klirtik) XIXXJ '^jSidqli^ijBlirfi ax .PO£-^fis ^(r^x^I ,X^I.) XlXXi ".•".f7l-rT''i .al.TavXv=ru-:9'7 nl sitrojiooj ovT" .0 JiadisH ,i-fa3t*i/T0 .SC6 .cSf-VOS ,(5?.ei t'i-^^) IlliC^XJ 60 POLISH AMERICM STUDIES . Biarmually. Polish American Historical Association of the Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences in America, St. Meury's College, 19^+4 — . 803. Bemigia, Sister M. "The Polish Immigrant in Detroit to I91U," II (January- June, 19^5), 4-11. 804. Swastek, Rev. Joseph. "The Poles in South Bend to 19l4," II (July -December, 19^5), 79-88. 805. Accxirsia, Sister M. "Polish Miners in Luzerne County, Pennsylvemia, " III (January- June, 19^+6), 5-12. 806. Gaudentia, Sister M. "The Polish People of Passaic," V (July- December, 1948), 74-83. 807. Accursia, Sister M. "Poles in Shenandoah, Pennsylvania," VI (January- June, 1949), 9-13. 808. Theodosetta, Sister M. "The Poles in Blossburg, Pennsylvania," VII (July-December, 1950), 73-78. 809. Siekaniec, Rev. L. J. "The Polish Colony of Sioux City," IX (January- June, 1952), 24-27- 810. Zand, Helen Stankiewicz. "Polish Family Folkways in the Itoited States," XIII (July-December, 1956), 77-88. 811. Lucille, Sister. "Polish Farmers and Workers in the United States to 1914," XV (January-June, 1958), 1-9- 812. Libera, Paul. "Polish Settlers in Winona, Minnesota," XV (January-June, 1958), 18-29 . 813. Chmielewski, Rev. Edward A. "Polish Settlement in East Minneapolis, Minn.," XVII (January -June, I960), 14-27- PROCEEDINGS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY . Annually. The Society, 1791. 814. "Sarah Brovrae bound apprentice," XX (November, I882), 2-3- 815. "Articles of Apprenticeship, 1776/' XLIV (May, I9II), 657-658. Go -\ .ic, . -i OJ jd:;v.t u*uo8 .:x 33X0I sdT" .c- irt;-, ./;-.. ^W9:taflw8 .4^06 , 88-07 , ( ?ilpj; ,-'902e-.^9Ci- •.:I;.'f } .SI-? »(^vJ- i9aL-V^^.c-'8l.) Ill -V ■ Jl. ! >^ .^i-9 (^^•'K'l ,:<'^;^- -ii^i-ni''."' .^-j:_dvii..^.n:vi ^£•I:.!C^■iisa^'i{ :^h?: '^ ?^Ka-:m 7.1: aodj^J iiaa ^nsJ" .&\sdZ10 .'i ninB r.,ned[ .biis j.H JbievJsE .eswoH .) VIX '\04i>X-0v.>yi--eI.ri:M .i^il-OXi Jccv.i ■ — C£^X tV^iBtdiJ. VIX '\i?d-35r'jo?I xil i^&I to aoXaasiqoQ odT" .3 axsi^ictBi: ^■I?X^ri .^f.8 ",\;-:J a {-'>.•! soxS 79J-asaooH siIcT- lo Yiod^XH A" .s^LeXE .•yi9vXaX:3M .T£6 • 32-X ,(£<'-.• ^llzaji) VX ^3 838. McKelvey, Blake. "The Irish in Rochester: An Historical Retrospect," XIX (October, 1957), I-I6. 839. . "The Germans of Rochester: Their Traditions and Contributions," XX (January, I958), 1-28. ^°- . "The Men's Clothing Industry in Rochester's History," XXII (July, i960), 1-32. 8^1' . "The Italians of Rochester: An Historical Review," XXII (October, I96O), l-2l^. SOUTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL MAGAZINE . Quarterly. South Carolina Historical Society, 19OO— . /^Issued as South Carolina Historical and Genealogical Magazine , 1900-1950^ 8^2. Jervey, Theo. D. "The White Indentured Servants of South Carolina," XII (October, I9II), 163-171. 8^3. Morris, Richard B. "White Bondage in Ante-Bellum South Carolina," XLIX (October, 19^8), I9I-207. &kk. Walsh, Richard. "The Charleston Mechanics: A Brief Study, 1760-1776," LX (July, 1959), 123-lif'*. 845. Griffin, Richard W. "Poor White Laborers in Southern Cotton Factories, I789-I865," LXI (January, I96O), 26-40. SOUTHWECTERN HISTORICAL QUARTERLY . Texas State Historical Association, 1897--. ^Issued as Quarterly of the Texas State Historical Association , 1897-1912^ 846. Holden, W. C. "The Problem of Hands on the Spur Ranch," XXXV (January, 1932), 194-207. 847. Allen, Ruth Alice. "The Capitol Boycott: A Study in Peaceful Labor Tactics," XLII (April, 1939), 316-326. ^(oaei :. Tt-j;- .D ■'.-ro i;,-ieu!- u.- b4 TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE . Quarterly. Society for the History of Technology, 1959—. 848. Drucker, Peter F. "Work and Tools," I (Winter, 1959), 28-3?. TENNESSEE HISTORICAL QUARTERLY . Tennessee Historical Commission and Tennessee Historical Society, 1915-1926; 1930-1937; 19^2 — . /^Issued as Tennessee Historical Magazine , First Series, I915-I926, publication suspended April, 1922- -January, 1924; Second Series, 1930-1937, three voliimes issued irregularly^ 849. Henry, H. M. "The Slave Laws of Tennessee," First Series, II (September, I916), 175-203. 850. "Management of Negroes Upon Southern Estates — An Echo of Slave Days in the Southland," First Series, V (July, I919), 97-106. /Excerpt frcaa J. D. B. DeBov, Industrial Resources of the Southwest .7 851. Mooney, Chase C. "Some Institutional and Statistical Aspects of Slavery in Tennessee," I (September, 19^2), 195-228. 852. Belissary, C. G. "Tennessee and Immigration, I865-I88O," VII (September, 1948), 229-248. 853. Corlew, Robert E. "Sanae Aspects of Slavery in Dickson County," X (September, 1951), 224-248; (December, 1951), 344-365. 854. Belisseu:y, Constantine G. "Behaviour Patterns and Aspirations of the Urban Working Classes of Tennessee in the Inanediate Post-Civil War Era," XIV (March, 1955), 24-42. ITTAH HISTORICAL QUARTERLY . Utah State Historical Society, 192e-1933; 1939- . 855. Snow, William J. "Utah Indians and Spanish Slave Trade," II (July, 1929), 67-90. 856. Papanikolas, Helen Zeese. "The Greeks of Carbon County," XXII (April, 1954), 143-164. •TC-8S ,(P<^I .lecfniW) T '\ a. iooT ixiB AidV" .1 10S9I ^i^ylosna .648 noise inunoO Isoi-toialH saaaannsT .YJgaT»{/.Up JA0IH0T81H ^tZliimwr iXitqA i>3i)n6:.;sua r:o.v... -, ^-... .. D-^^l ,3i!^-is8 .-t^." ' ~ ^^XLialifii-inil Jbsi-asi ^^jej^ .v IX ^aeltsB iniVi '^asaaaaatr Ic bwaI ^wbIc. adT" .M .3 tY?WT3H .'^48 svflXcJ I0 orfr'3 nA--as*«t3a ; 3SC7gsi-1 l;o *r.".'E35^c<.pM' .cOX-Te .(eXPX rC--*X.} V t.sX.sT, Jciia ",r.nfi:iic^, o3 -.IJ ni .,,•; ^ . J 3 9Vj fv t 0Op , "..Y^ntroO noarloXG al VTyvsXS ic bJD31X ". ■' nx v-tocfc. CHX.la;ti . -.' JifJsaioT .Ode. •t.?'.u.i-J ^ jcnis'^iV .^i-T'ftFjvQ ■ SGAD.IAV^.."' lYji'I/'; '■>;■; . 4io-')i i:x lA0o?3r:'oJta ai. i:'.-'.'.i:!^^yi" ■ '.- .^- ^shoir: ■ i>3 .+'■0'.' 66 WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA HISTORICAL MAGAZINE . Quarterly. Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania, 1918 — . 867. "The Factory Riots in Allegheny City," V (July, 1922), 203-211. 868. James, Alfred P. "The First Convention of the American Federation of Labor, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, November 15th -l8th, I88I: A Study in Contemporary Local Newspapers as a Source," VI (October, 1923), 201-233; VII (January, 1924), 29-56; (April, 1924), 106-120. 869. Southwick, A. F. "Ethnic Elements of Colonial Pennsylvania and the Population of Today," VI (October, 1923), 234-249. 870. Henderson, James A. "The Railroad Riots in Pittsburgh, Saturday and Sunday, April 21st and 22nd, 1877>" XI (July, I928), 194-197- 871. Halich, Wasyl. "Ukrainians in Western Pennsylvania," XVIII (June, 1935), 139-146. 872. Marshall, Leon S. "The English and American Industrial City of the Nineteenth Century," XX (September, 1937), I69-I8O. 873. Marchbin, Andrew A. "Hungarian Activities in Western Pennsylvania," XXIII (September, 194o), 163-174. 874. Ceurver, George. "Legend in Steel," XXVII (September-December, 1944), 129-136. 875. Sullivan, William A. "The Pittsburgh Working Men's Party," XXXIV (September, 1951), I5I-I6I. WEST VIRGINIA HISTORY . Quarterly. State Department of Archives and History, 1939 — . 876. McCormick, Kyle. "The National Guard of West Virginia During the Strike Period of 1912-1913," XXII (October, 196O), 34-35- ^Xi-iqA) ;c)e-K? A^i-^ ■ ■) HV lliZ-IO'J. ^{l^: ",eXtU-iX^X lo f>oxjt,i 32lx-rc*S eai 67 WILLIAM AND MARY QUARTERLY . _Institute of Early American History and Culture, 1692--. /First Series, I892-I919; Second Series, 1921-19i*-3; Third Series, ISkk—. Issued as William and Ifery College Quarterly Historical Papers , l892-l89irr "William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine , I894-I919, 1921-195317 877' Bjnice, Kathleen. "Slave Labor in the Virginia Iron Industry," Second Series, VI (October, 1926), 289-302; VII (January, 1927), 21-31. 878. Hoyt, William D., Jr., editor. "An Autobiographical Application for Employment, 1788," Third Series, II (October, 19^5), 402-1^05- 879. Handlin, Oscar, and Mary F. Handlin. "Origins of the Southern Labor System," Third Series, VII (April, 1950), 199-222. 880. Nichols, Charles H., Jr. "The Case of William Grimes, the Runaway Slave," Third Series, VIII (October, 195l)> 552-560. WISCONSIN MAGAZINE OF HISTORY . Quarterly. State Historical Society of Wisconsin, I917--. 881. Nelligan, John E. "The Life of a Lumberman," XIII (September, 1229), 3-65; (December, I929), 131-185; (March, 1930), 24l-304. /As told to Charles M. Sheridan^ 882. Schafer, Joseph. "The Wisconsin Phalanx," XIX (June, 1936), 454.474. 883. KLotsche, J. Martin. "The 'United Front' Populists," XX (June, 1937), 375-389. 884. Foreman, Grant. "Settlement of English Potters in Wisconsin," XXI (June, 1938), 375-396. 885. Glover, W. H. "Lumber Rafting on the Wisconsin River," XXV (December, 19^1), 155-177; (March, 19^2), 30Q-32k. 886. Jarstad, Anton. "The Melting Pot in Northeastern Wisconsin," XXVI (June, 19^3), ^35-432. 887. Kolehmainen, John I. "The Finns of Wisconsin," XXVII (June, 19Mf), 391-399. 888. Perlman, Selig. "John Rogers Commons, 1862-1945," XXIX (September, 19^5), 25-31. Vb br.r. ' -w^i-i ,■---■--•- .--■ii . ■. jTSQi .v-xaynjsL) IIV iSCc>CS2 ,< $P<>L . - ^ TV .£.s/v^ .ll-iSi rrisiic^x ■' sriJ lo 8aiai"i0" .nil&oflH ."5 v^M baa ,"iooaO ,ailba«H .^V8 . -.^S-PPi. ,(0??I ..IliqA) IIV ,3di^oa i^il^T ",:.v--*&\:3 -lodAl .0S?-£<(; I'vtclt'I ti9; ' .cjacndrffliul s -Jc s>1iJ erfT" .3 adal. (USailXsH .l88 Xa '\8c;aJXjqc1 'd-aoi'? h^tluU' odT" .cIJ-ibM .L »ndosJoX?l .£88 .f8£-^T£ jTt?X ,sxu/T.) •^e-^T£ t(8£eL ,9Ci>X,) DC\ VX-: "tisviS ciaflooaiW sri* rjo ,'^ni*lsS -.MrauJ" -a .W ^isvoIO .^88 .sp^L^q+i : ,9ni.i,; rvxx .^■91' IPX t(*^^K^X "iC**^X-*i^J ,a0OicaoO atagon ndcV .jjiXs?. ,fj.'3au'i9^ .888 68 889- Stoveken, Ruth. "The Pine Lumberjacks in Wisconsin/' XXX (March, 19^*7), 322-33^. 890. Bradley, Phillips. "Local History Awaits the Prospector," XXXIII (June, 1950), i^03-iHl. 891. Shideler, James H. "The La Follette Progressive Party Campaign of 192*^," XXXIII (June, 1950), hkh-k^l. 892. Witte, Edwin E. "Labor in Wisconsin History," XXXV (Winter, 1951), 83-86, 137-1^2. 893. Reinders, Robert C. "Daniel W. Hoan and the Milwaiakee Socialist Party During the First World War," XXXVI (Autumn, 1952), ^^8-55. 894. Johnston, Scott D. "Wisconsin Socialists and the Conference for Progressive Political Action," XXXVII. (Winter, 1953-5^), 96-IOO. 895. McDonald, Forrest. "Street C8urs and Politics in Milwaukee, 1896-1901," XXXIX (Spring, 1956), 166-I7O, 206-212; (Summer, 1956), 253-257, 271-273. 896. McDonald, Sister M. Justille. "The Irish of the North Countyy," XL (Winter, 1956-57), 126-132. 897. Work, John M. "The First World War," XLI (Autumn, 1957), 32-U4. 898. Keppel, Ann M. "Civil Disobedience on the Mining Frontier," XLI (Spring, 1958), 185-195. 899. Woerdehoff, Frank J. "Dr. Charles McCarthy: Planner of the Wisconsin System of Vocationeil and Adult Education," XLI (Summer, 1958), 270-27^. 900. Marsden, K. Gerald. "Patriotic Societies and Americein Labor: the American Protective Association in Wisconsin," XLI (Summer, I958), 287-29^^. 901. Altmeyer, Arthur J. "The Wisconsin Idea and Social Security," XLII (Autumn, 1958), 19-25. 902. Yanko, Ann E., and Peter A. Kersten, translators. "A Soviet View of the American Past: An Annotated Translation of the Section on American History in the Great Soviet Encyclopedia, " XLIII (Autumn, 1959), 2-55- XXX ".aisncasl:'-.' rt p.ji'j£t,ieiEf.a ^atl aril .rifcfjf. .asjlsvoje .P^ ",t scH^wA Y-xocraiH laooj" .^ .0P8 .il-ki-tO^i t('_;j^ .Y^4l.4lW ^{0(:(U ,^ayL) i;:>cxx \+^sei ^0 • • , ^1 .cvuuSu:.' IV'y.XX ''^ibW LItoW sztII - "t:i/Q Yi-s:-.-, •Twt aoasv: . : .i-:'xlexooc nlaaoo&iV.'" ';•: .GOi-cJP ,'v-c- ' .II'«/X>:X ".iici^oA J ^-sc-^irL-a) .bXS-cC'i ,UTX-?ci ,((^^cj: ^griiii-'l >: ; .S£.£-&j' .{Tit-oiQ: -'■^^iat'i<: JLX .*4-S£ . TJX '',xe' • ' ia-i'iZ suT' .h aiioL ^Aro^' .'\9^ . , -. - L-Ts , ( 8? '. .-.; , i j'ssuo ■; 1 ■ ".aiancoaiW -'■ • '.i-^jjcoc-'jaA svi. ■■''•• -• ;.-..■ ■^£<^ '; ' . Y,J-iTi.-'98 IfilDoS he/' - ■'-.J. aiBGOoeiV.' i^riT" ..':Jx ti-Ct^ ■ •'*•'; 69 YEAR BOOK, THE DUTCH SETTLERS SOCIETY OF ALBANY . The Society, 903. Van Laer, A. J. F. "Albany Notarial Papers, 1666-1693," XIII (1937-1938), I-I8. [See especially exeimples of apprenticeship indent lire s^ IfclR 76 (1961-62) BD/df 3/28/62 .■•Cfyi-^ot &dT .■ ^?0d iV- _ JIDTfJO :x?_,;u. a JAHY IT'X ",udX-^oi te-iS4flT leirBio^' \;cjjBdrA" .1 .L .A -TflCvI ni'V .fiC-P 70 SUBJECT INDEX Nvimbers following the subject entries refer to the items in the body of the bibliography. Accidents and disasters Pemberton Mill collapse, 283 Triangle Fire, 1|9 Adams, Henry, 6ii7 Adams, Steve, 306 Agricultural labor, 8, 22, 31, hia Alabama, 36, 37 Arkansas, 137 California, 170, 729, 7hS children, 303 emergency, 511 Louisiana, 13 Mexican, 35 * 131 migratory, Ii80 See also Migrant labor; Migraticai North Carolina, 3ii Puerto Rico, 253 ranch workers, 8U6 southern, 250, U33 tenant farmers, 9, 15, 29 391, 579, 589, 598, 865, 866 See also Share cropping unions and unionism, i;80, 739 wages, 2ii, 26, 30 Washington, 76O Agricultural ladder, theory of, 15, a Alabama agricultural labor, 36, 37 convict labor, 5Ul Freedmen's Bureau, UUo free Negro labor, 6l7 Negro workers, 621 slave labor, lit, UlU Altgeld, John Peter, 86, Ii55, U56, 566 Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin V/orkers, lUU, U78 American Federation of Labor, 261, 265, 360, U22, U87, 868 American Labor Education Service, U3 American labor in Mexico, 38, 232, 668 American Party, 7U3 American Protective Association, 900 American Railway Union, 258 American Society of Equity, 11, 73U American Union of Associationists, 835 Anarchism, 92, U56, li6I;, 6h8 Ann Arbor Strike (1893), 701 Anti -labor activities, 776 See also Injunctions, labor j Man- agement attitudes toward labor Apprenticeship, 128, ihl, 27U, 5o8, 661, 698, 712, 8lli, 815, 862, 903 Arbitration, 173, 176 Arkansas agricultural labor, 137 convict labor, 135 Council of Defense, World War I, 133 free Negro labor, 132 slave labor, 13li, 136 Association of Catholic Trade Unionists, U90 Automobile, Aircraft, and Agricultural Implement torkers of America, International Union, United, hi 360, U85, 716 Automobile workers, hi, 299, 360, U85, 595, 716 Autonomous workmen, U86 Axe makers, lii6, 153 Back of the Yards Neighborhood Council, Chicago, 122 Bakunin, Mikhail, 6Ui Baltimore bricklayers, U69 Society for the Prevention of Pauperism, 93 Bellamy, Edward, 113, 255, 63I, 6U6, 6ii9, 658 Blacksmiths, 188, 203 X3a!II rD?T,H'J3 Qbd COP .^rroijsiaopa ". '?vri'o?>i-o'r'-* n£oi-ir*rA aCV ,11 .^j:' '. ^ .^ ■ r.o''i-i. nriA ;9 bdV .9^': -OVI ,i:J;mo1t':. '^ i~3rfi ^riil r^i. r^f> ':> r >1SS''- ^"^'1 ^^ t^ diT ,$«i; ,?a:'. 5»fuA t < ■ fti^ bos I'3»-i£ 71 Bliss, William Dvdght Porter, 285 Boston employers' associaticMi, con- struction industry, 31^2 police strike (1919)* 651 teachers' salaries, 653 violence, 638 Boycotts, Sli? Brandeis, Louis D. , 2^6, 8l8 Bricklayers, ii69 Brook Farm, 52 Brotherhood of the Union, 80l Brothers, Thomas, 786 Brown, Joseph E,, 252 Brush makers, 199 Buffalo Jewish workers, 683 Polish workers, 68U "Business unionism," l6l Button makers, 152 Byrd, Colonel William, 57 California agricTiltural labor, 729 Chinese workers, 292, 728, 75it criminal syndicalism legis- lation, 736 Japanese workers, laws relating to, 289 mine workers, 171, 752 minimum wage legislation, 755 Workingmen's Party, 733 Yugoslav workers, 295 Capital and labor, 266, 353, 657 Carpenters and Joiners of America, United Brotherhood of, 585 Carpenters, joiners, and cabinetmakers, lU5, 196, 226, 503, 6oU Carpet weavers, 157 Centralia, Washington, riot, 766 Chairmakers, 205 Charleston, South Carolina, mechanics, 6Uli Check-off system, 777 Chemical VJorkers Union, Inter- national, lUi Chicago Back of the Yards Neighbortiood Council, 122 General Managers Association, 3U9 Slovak workers, 535 Welsh workers, h58 Child labor, l6o, 235, 303, 325, IiU8, U70, 589, 686, 687, 688, 862 Chinese workers, 87, 107, 129, 130, 170, 223, 288, 291, 292, 293, 29li, 728, 751, 756, 765 Christian sociology, 237, 238, 28U, 536 Church and labor, 66, 17U, 176, 217, 218, 219, 237, 238, 28U, 536 Cigarmakers, 287 organizing activities, 25U Cigar Makers' International Iftiion of America, l6l, 25U Cincinnati, police strike (I9I8), liil Clayton Anti-Trust Act, 266 Cleveland, immigrants, 707, 708, 709, 710 Closed shop, U97 Clothing workers, 200, 307, 8U0 See also Garment workers j Textile workers Coal miners. See Mine workers Collective bargaining, lumber workers, 25 Collins, Samuel Watkinson, lii6, 153 Colonial labor, hk, 58, 59, 77, 79, 80, 85, 138, 27U, 300, 378, li07, 502, 503, 509, 633, 672, 67U, 791, 8U1, 862 slave artisans, 67, 89, U07 Colorado Chinese workers, 223 coal strike of 1913, 259 mine workers, 68, 220, 570 strikes, lii3 Comb makers, 20ii Commons, John R,, 588, 888 Communism, 55, 290, 582, 78? Communist-Labor Party, 736 Company towns, U68 Company welfare programs, 158 Conference for Progressive Political Action (I92U), 891, 89li Congress of Industrial Organizations, li85 Construction workers, 3U2, 531 Contract labor, IU9, 3U3, 719, 726 tnoiJsi'joasA ■'.•■ .3 ' jdHc^ .985 ;OYiS \£^. ,:^9s j^s J36Q te;5 tOT.f c'dV .d^? .r^^Y ,8^V ,4. .•fjfiio^ffji 'b -.j^jO j^x t(6Xr;Ii B-irr-B stoxT;..; ,i.JsnxrJ;cnjLC' .<:-:0V tSoV .,7 tBtnei^^-^i tbflfilc-/»10 ■■ .IV •nZl-fx^? jRTSjtTDW itiitt.'^rTfiO or. C a 3-?? at who'.-? 'I'-'I ,''yLLr . 4K)snl7{d-sV; XeymaS ^irtCIoO i^'T tT\" . '■ t8c tt'J t-iccTsX Xr,j:r;Ou.o'^ t+!w tST^' i?:£0' t^o? .eo;: t':o?? ^.iC t;3 ,X^r VOi.. ,^?^ -V^ ,?,i<.';pi W3 wbXs o.b£";c>Lc" x'^S tC''.,r J.C soJXr:^ Xsor :-^^ ,OCf: ,8d ,819-.ir,>:v sxtiun f^S .88? ..H ar •-. ,8nonr:or. •^^r ,.X'"'''S'i iousa-.'u , ' I35X . '?n'n;E3'xi7 i=.'t&7Xw..' ■\ji*sq3io0 ^64: . noirEaXajij'rO X'^sir.! ' ' ■ Lir. ,^!l: — .■: ■) .0 ?i:5 ,7&.+-to". ctrisxKa rtisiXX^-/ (esj-ia -ii'-io «nv ' ■ ■"" " " " Siie I ■ Ct^ t(2ST .icrfflX XiiTX'cfJ;;D.Ligi3 • rOOiJjsX ?.?,T ,J,.rX t^isr-lro-- Q.-J.^- 'L. e-jor.io'-- b.:.i si-sJuftqi/.... bcc:h.>.:':'orH t -..- i:^U » sox-ir.. :-\ c8c' .Ic DC.B --r-"" Veil ,,810.=i9W .J' ^SY t?f .'. J TijJi.-'nDO -"^^nJ. ,not;i'! eie-'JioV/ i- 72 Convict labor, $8, 77, 135, 227, 228, 2U6, 2U8, 252, 388, hhh, 502, 5U, 589, 675, 727 See also Prison labor Cooper, James Feniraore, 75 Cooperative Association of America, 652 Coopers, 186, 197, 210, 211 Cork cutters, l8i4. Cornish workers, 220, 222, 225, 512, 521+ Councils of Defense, World Vfeir I, Arkansas, 133 Oklahoma, 178 Counseling, employee, l63 Court decisions, l67, UOl, ii23, 576, 692, 728 See also Labor and the courts j U.S. Supreme Court and labor Coxey's Array, 17, 557, 702 Craftsmen, 202, 2lU, 215, 2l6, U07 Czech workers, 335 Debs, Eugene V., 118, 315, 317, 319, 539 Delaware cabinetmakers, 226 Irish workers, 778 De Leon, Daniel, 26[i, 1x91 Depressions and panics 1830 's and iSUO's, 81, 296 1850 's, 1870 's. 150, 267, 3U5 6 9h 221, 836 98 1880 's, 1890 's, 1930 >s, Detroit immigrants, 5l8 Negro workers, 628 Polish workers, 803 Die Zukunft , 103 Discrimination in emplojrment, l;03, U25, U27, 626 Disputes, See Strikes and lockouts Domestics and servants, 378, 380 Donnelly, Ignatius, 5U9, 556 Economic democracy, llU Edson, Katherine Philips, 755 Ehrmann, Max, 315 Eight-hour movement, 585, 607 Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America, United, U90 Ely, Richard T., 529, 580 Enerson, Ralph Waldo, 632 Employers ' associations, l65, I68, 3U2 Employers ' liability, hll Enqjloyment, 878 guaranteed, 35U See also Unemployment Employment agencies, private, 221 Engels, Friedrich, 65U Everett, Alexander Hill, 630 Everett, Vvfeishington, free speech fight, 7U9, 768 Fair Employment Practice Committee, 1;03, U05, 615 Farm labor. See Agricultural labor Farm-labor cooperation, 11, 18, 20, 180, 311, 330, U39, Uli5, k62y 5Uo, 5Ii9, 551, 552, 553, 55U, 556, 558, 559, 56o, 569, 573, 685, 713, 732, 73U, 89I Farm wage boards, 26, 30 File makers, I9I Finnish workers, 282, 520, 526, 5ii8, 706, 711, 887 Fishermen, lOU, 759 Florida child labor legislation, 235 cigarmakers, 25U Negro workers, 236 slave labor, 230, 231, 233 Folklore, lOii, 222, 225, 5U7, 87U Forced labor, 8li3 See also Convict labor; Prison labor; Slave labor Foreign labor. See Immigrants; also names of national origin (e.g., Chinese workers) Foremen and foremen's unions, U86 Foster, William Z., 582 Foundry worters, 675, 676 Fourierism, 52, 632, 637, 6ii0, 61il, 666, 835, 882 Franklin, Benjamin, 792 9n2rl0Si-; bus cibsH ^lBruiior.j;iL j' a 3:n ■{ o i ■ - "^ 5.":U o 8 Is 993 ri09?a2 sail ^noct'^nxrlari.-J ^cfrfgrte--'?' loiifjl ife7uciJ.i. 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New York City, 678 Norwegian, 32U Pennsylvania, 869 Scandinavian, 772 South Carolina, ^61 Swedish, 326 Tennessee, 852 Ukranian, 871 Wisconsin, 886 Yugoslav, 295 Imraigration and emigration, 280, 288, 289, 301, 583, 678, 7li3, 75U, 822 business attitudes toward, 350, UU3 Indentured servants, 57, 80, lli9, 230, 269, 27U, 308, 3U6, ii96, 5oU, 505, 506, 672, 77U, 816, 8U2, 862 Indiana glass workers, 318 Irish workers, 537 mine workers, 313 Negro workers, 312 Populism, 311 Socialist Party, 310 State Federation of Labor, 309 Indian woiicers, American, 667 Industrial democracy, 8I8 Industrial education, 179, 331, U53, 563, 695, 696, 697, 699, 72U, 899 Industrial relations, I69, 5U2 clothing industry, 81i0 Pennsylvania, 799 textile industry, 656 Industrial Vtorkers of the World, 119, 263, 30U, Uii5, U80, U91, U99, 663, 725, 737, 739, 7l;ii, 7U6, 7U9, 760, 766, 768 Injunctions, labor, I67, 257 See also Labor and the courts Inside contract system, 3ii8 International affairs and labor, 25U, 265, 737, 7U8, 750 International Workingmen's Association, 735 International Working Peoples Association, 735 Iowa child labor legislaticxi, 325 Danish workers, 327 Labor Day, 336 mine workers, 339 Negro workers, 337 Norwegian workers, 32U Oelwein shops strike, 126 Populism, 330 prison labor, 333 Scandinavian workers, 328, 772 Swedish workers, 326 Union Labor Party, 125 Urbanization, 33U Irish workers, 90, iil7, 537, 778, 838, 859, 896 Iron workers, 718, 791 Italian workers, ii6l, 669, 789, 8UI, 860 Jackson, Andrew strikebreaker, 90 wage -earner thesis, 88 Japanese workers, 289, 720, 730 Jewish workers, 98, 683, 8I6, 817, 819, 820, 821, 822, 823, 82k, 825, 826, 827, 828, 829, 830, 831 Johnson, Hiram W,, 7li2 Jones, Mary Harris (Mother Jaies), 1^81 Kansas child labor legislation, 1;70 Court of Industrial Relations, i;71 early labor organizations, h72 employers' liability, U77 laws and legislation, U73, U7U Negro workers, 390 strikes, klh wages and salaries, U75 workmen's compensation, li76 Kaweah, 7U0 Kelly's Industrial Army, 12li, 557, 769, 770 Kentucky, slave labor, 372, 832, 833 4lV ,no ;J3lsiga.C Tod.?! b'Lldo BWOi T^C ^a^9>^10v. o'lr^vsl'i tif^C .3if»3{'TO>f nsigovnoll OfX ^tzesJpqo'i. ^"^VV .3SC -errrMiow nsivBnxi'iieoC ^Sc. t ?. 1 -:)>(aow dsibovS. ^,21 t'^crfis'I lodsJ iTo.cnU JtC tfloxJBSXnerl'iU .PT*^ ,V:^" ,YJji tO? .?/i£5>(iow rliixil Od8 ^iiiS 0'? ,.'is>{s3-ids>(x'i.ja .88 tSiaericJ- -larrus 0-336.; ^TI? tOl6 tt5d 48^ jSidoIfOK riaxvislj ,:128 ,B6 .S^n tise ,02G t?l8 lOW ,'^f;'' t8i.6 iVSe t>3?3 .to:6 ■ SXb 'JiiV ft' jKBiiH .noenifoT- tC^onoL toriJ^oi-O sx'iisH vrt.?,; ^eenol. 0. li ,noxJBj.-ixs3l ioobI i>.iJ:f{o . 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XacioxijpniodrJ 05T ,^ilV ,TtV \5^S ,i}^. 2' ner .'i±>!'ioV<' Xenox-lBiTtadnl ^CV ,.n- x^Blocciii/ 3<3/r--»<~'' r.£v!'j,j..J XBno x.:t Gin "ir:I 5CV ^noxiBxocBEA 75 Knights of Labor, 17U, 218, 359, U9, U51, l»72, U73, U7U, li87, 538, 5liO, 5U6, 761i, 777, 800, 8U7 Knights of St, Crispin, 87, 358, 800 Labadie, Jo, 5l5, 52? Labor archives, 39, iiO, Ul, I5ii, 262, Ull, U83, USU, li88, U89, U93, U9U, 890 Labor ballads. See Labor songs and ballads Labor and capital. See Capital and labor Labor and the church, See Church and labor Labor and the courts, 167, 305* 306, U52, 1^57, U6li, U65, 736, 781 See also Court decisions; U.S. Supreine Court and labor Labor histoiy, 262, 395, 902 Labor holidays Labor Day, 336 May Day, 261 Labor injunctions. See Injimct- ions, labor Labor and international relat- ions. See International affairs and labor Labor journalism, U92 See also Labor periodicals Labor legislation. See Laws and legislation Labor-management cooperaticn, 116, 162 Labor movement Catholic, U90 Jacksonian period, 88, 592, 681, 779, 780, 793, 798 Jewish, 97, 103, 819, 820, 821, 823, 82U, 826, 827, 828 Michigan, 523 Minnesota, 5U5 Negro, 395, lilO, 6II North Carolina, 69I Pacific Northwest, 721 Pennsylvania, 788 Philadelphia, 796 St. Louis, 605, 606 U.S. and France compared, 356 ViH-sconsin, 892 Labor periodicals, lli7, 3i|l See also Labor journalism Labor policy. See Public labor policies Labor political parties, 69, 125, 2l;9, 1;62, U91, 551, 553, 558, 559, 562, 569, 592, 66U, 733, 7Ul, 779, 798, 875 Labor societies, 272, 273, 276, li59 Labor songs and ballads, Wl, 526 Labor and the state. See Public labor policies Labor surplus, 82 Labor unions craft, li25 education, 699 factionalism and rival unionism, 359, U63, ii90 growth, 361, 362 health centers, 97 Jewish, 819, 820, 821 membership, 1|25, I186, U87, 6IO, 611, 612, 6lli, 616 organizing, 360, Sh$, 60U philosophy, 359 political action, 258, 7ii8 recognition, 802 Labor in World War I, 373, 37li, 375, li51i, 760 Labor in V/orld lifer II, 313, 357, U03, 677 Labor Zionist movement, 98 LaFollette, Robert M., 260 Land policy and labor, 3, 6, 80, 82, 31U, 596 Larcom, Lucy, 275, 298 Lasters' Protective Union, i;21 Laws and legislation anarchism, 92 California, 289, 728, 736, 755 child labor, 235, 325, Ui8, U70, 686, 687 Chinese Exclusion Acts, 288 Clayton Anti-Trust Act, 266 eight-hour legislation, 607 fair employment legislation, U05j 619 free Negro labor, 175 Homestead Act, 82 ?v L'^3 ^n.r^ciO'^i^.i^: Zut ,ViiI talfloiboiiO'; locfB-J 3ftJ:ci:Ioq ..r^: ,1?".^ ,i9.( tS.\. ,(?as; .ti-^a ^§9$ ,^6? .sd^d t??:^ 5T3 ,8<:S" »^TV ,I4T q5u ,o\S .^V;:; ^<;v§ taeXvSXooB lodsl £9X-jxIoq lO'isI SB ^B'JLq^.lJ^ -iod&i \'°i tHox^tsoifba ixnaiinoxny lfi\'Xi '■/as mzilpr (Old ,T8ii ,d8ii tSSfl ,qfn'^.7^;nc.Ti i^d ^dfd »SXci ,XXd .■^riqc;?.oI±riq 84T t'^bi ,.nox 5C8 ,^»£: X<^ $TX .T3c's[ otgaH sw't ,tYa tSui ^x^dj ,?r4i ,95e - ,da:? »oir^ ^8e5 su ju :,.'.3 »oo8 ,YVV t>i6T 008 tB^e ^S^ t5X5 .oT. i^ib&daJ iLd tOti t^t tenvxrisia iog'sX ^aea ,CR,i ^II^l .5dS »il3I 098 .ii^'.i ,^?a ^Q8tl ,83a B"!Coc Tcodf,! seS itihBLx&d nod&d ahsXXsd bns -^-'-^■- ...A ^•tJSixqBo bruB lodsj; lodfiX bze lOdjaX I-ni- .i-jitiriO i50£ tT^I ,?.-tiiroo erfcr hns lod&I t^aa ^aaa »T5a ,5?a ^acc x:^T t6tT jenoxaX^sb dT^roO csXe 9g3 bns c^•ufo:;; snetqae" .3.U lodBt cY^blXoH lodaJ 6ff. ."fii: •jdBl -. --.•... 'Ji _'^ 4P.noXjoa ,cl.:;-rW£0 tSr? .3^ .':■" cisq n£Xno3,^nBli tOS8 Aj. f,uX ,T^ ,d8i'-.- ,V^;^ .d':8 ,as8 ,£78 ,IS8 3S8 boY t^XrisvXYsnnsS 76 Laws and legislation (crait.) Illinois, 86 iraprisoninent for debt, SQh Kansas, U73, UTU, U75, hlS, U77 Michigan, $2^ mine workers, 68, 570 National Industrial Recovery- Act, l6ii, 360, 595 See also U.S. National Re- covery Administration Norris-LaGuardia Act, 257 CMo, 703 Oregon, 723 prison labor, hhh Sherman Anti-Trust Act, U97 social welfare, 123 Washington, 76I, 762 Lincoln, Abraham, foli lippard, George, 80I Llano Del Rio, 290 Lockouts, See Strikes and lock- outs Locomotive Engineers, Brother- hood of, 522, 701 Locomotive Firemen and Engine- men, Brotherhood of, 317 > 701 London, Jack, 770 Los Angeles Chinese massacre, 291, 293 Negro workers, 625 Workingmen's Party, 2^U Lotiisiana agricultural labor, 13 Freedmen's Bureau, 501 free Negro labor, 371, 500 slave labor, 371, U36, ii37, U95 Lowell Offering , 3Ul, 63I Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen, 599 lAimber workers, 25, li8, 50, 159, 190, lUi5, 513, 516, 519, 521, 527, 528, 5U3, 5Uh, 550, 555, 599, 782, 783, 881, 885, 889 Luther, Seth, 61i2 Machinists, International Association of, 1).|).| Malthusian doctrine, 630 Management attitude toward labor, 151, 152, 153, 169, 3I4O, 355, U78, 591, 786 Managerial employees, anthracite coal industry, 352 Maritime strike of 1921, 7U5 Maritime workers, I06, 7kS Great Lakes, 321, 322 Maryland cabinetmakers, 503 convict labor, 502 Freedmen's Bureau, iil8, 508 free Negro labor, iiU2 indentured servants, 80 labor policies, hh2 slave labor, Ul;2, 507 wages and salaries. Colonial, 509 Massachusetts quarry workers, 282 rural security, 12 Salem Charitable Mechanic Assoc- iation, 272, 273, 276 Salem Female Employment Society, 270 shoe woi^cers, 87, 358 slave labor, 271 textile workers, 279j 297, 298 wage regulation, 633 Workingmen's Party, 69 Matzeliger, Jan Eamst, U21 McKelway, Alexander Jeffrey, hhQ McParlan, James, 62, 305 Mechanics Educational Society of America, 533 ^fechanics Union of Trade Associaticxis, 798 Mexican workers, 35, 131, 171, 332 Metal miners. See Mine workers Michigan Cornish workers, 52U Finnish workers, 520, 526 Hungarian workers, 517 labor movement, 523 lumber workers, 513, 5l6, 519, 521 Mechanics Educational Society of America, 533 mine workers, 512 U.S. Boys Working Reserve, 511 Washtenaw County construction industry, 531 workmen's compensation, 525 4 tods I bi£vi-.-\, obvitiJtB >; ■ sH .-rdc i04^: ,^6i ,t:5i ^ 5!^£ »-■■ i: iBoo ?,C< .icdsl v-foivnoo ; jiod'Bl cngsW ©s'l'i 70^ rSJil ^"xadal svsla jl£!ino£oO jBei'TBis? funs 39Sbw ?-.l:f9Sff(o£iSsM -Doscit oxnjsri'/a4 sIqjbj i'XsriO kdIsS ciTS ,£?<; tST5 ,f!oivi«i P'^i tT6 t3Te>fiow oofls IVS .lodzL svfiXa 8iiiJ .via''1:3'v tehcL&xeU^ tY.'"5Wla3^nrt cOf ^Sd 4 a 9/116 L tiisIia*iof to x-^cjioo^i .rsao.cc}'B?L'f>S aoinjiriosi- tEiio±.>j5j:ncr;aA -ibBTT 1o noiati B:,/.ascioati iiBSii'^-'- • ^'^'^ ^^'i^^1o\■. rieinioO sa: 1 Tl-T -.V ,-,1. •ipd'rjuX ; Le.noliB'' .>3H •■jifr/coaS i3i^i^'JbK ^'^c . ■oo e' nar;^i-.)v« do a ^Bc* n^dsb lol jn- .. -. .. ..,.n.t tdTii t^Vii ,iiVd ttT;i ^^B^itSA VV4 Xanox^sM -sH iBfiox^sM .2,iJ r : noxoincd'Bi'-.i.ribA -^bvoi. 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See Hat workers Milwaukee, Socialist Party of America, 893 Miners' National Association, U67 Mine workers anthracite , 773, 775, bituminous, 669, 76ii, 856, 876 Chinese, 292 disputes, 227, 228 factionalism and rival unionism, U63 metal, 171, 182, 220, 222, 225, UOO, 512, 5lli, 572, 608, 668, 752, 758, 763, 771, 863, laws and legislation, 570 lockouts, U67 organizations and unionism, U63 strikes, 56, lU3, 259, ii66, 53li, 7Ui, 802 Mine VJorkers of America, United, 56, 158, 173, 259, 313, li63, I466, 585 District 13, 339 MLnimvun wage. See Vfeges and salaries, minimum wage Minneapolis, Polish workers, 813 Minnesota Alliance Party, 5U9, 55U Deraocratic-Farmer-Labor Party, 551 Finnish workers, 5U8 Knights of Labor, 5U6 labor movement, $hS lumber workers, ^3 Naapartisan League, 552 Minority group workers. See Jewish workers J Negro workers; etc. 52li, 757, 898 66, Mississippi free Ifegro labor, 72, 36U, 366 immigrants, 367 Port Gibson, occupations, 365 slave labor, 7U Missouri cabinetmakers, lli5 eight-hour legislation, 607 slave labor, lii2, 60O, 60I, 603 Mitchell, John, 56 Molders' and Allied VJorkers' Union of North America, International, 675, 676 Molly Maguires, 62 Montana American Society of Equity, 73U immigrants, 731 "Mother Jones," U8l Mule skinners, 22U Munitions and firearms workers, 3U8 Murphy, Frank, U85 National Association of Manufacturers, 168 National Defense Advisory Commission, See U.S. National Defense Advisory Commission National Industrial Recoveiy Act, See Laws and legislation. National Industrial Recovery Act; U.S. National Recovery Administ- ration National Labor Union, 351 National Progressives of America (1938), 59ii National Recovery Administration, See U.S. National Recovery Adminis tration Nearing, Scott, 700 Negro workers, 236, 380, 391, 393, Ull, U12, U13, laiy i;87, 609, 626, 69U Black codes, 613 Detroit, 628 fair employTtient practices, Uo3, 615, 619 Indiana, 312 Iowa, 337 labor mobility and migration, 373, 37U, 375, 390, 392, 621 Los Angeles, 625 mine workers, UOO, U66 VT oiT 't^oafii 9vsis TO(Tov' boxIXA bns 'atablcM ^^^^ , r ■+ i,'/;)!*! to ijc)-9ioc3 oeoi'iam/. 18;! ".3&noL ?9A.toM" 4S? , aisar. r, (a six/' 1 8iiC ttii3>?'iow aartfieixl bxis sncxdimii'! 58 ii ^jfr.BT"? ^xiimu.'- rjolanxrarioD Y^oe..:7fcA. :C bivi 2W8a 3eS jd-nA yiavogsH islx? '5j;;bnl XsnDx.tB'I -J-ainJbisviA yt^voosSI £3iioic|-sH .ft.U noxdB'X P,£. tHoxnU lodsJ Isnoid^Bia &0.Z '"o asvjtaseigo-t"? 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OVb Sib ^V8 ^3^9>/■row ; : .:: 534 1 6931X^3^6 aKDb-.J.t8 S35 t'.:Xv;X lo ajCJnia Xsscfs 82 Unemployment (cont.) relief measures, 268, 277 technological, 299 Union Labor Party- Iowa, 125 San Francisco, 53, 7iil Urbanization, 279, 33h, 7U7, 872 U.S. Anthracite Coal Commission, 173 U.S. Boys' Working Reserve, 511 U.S. Civilian Conservation Corps, 268 U.S. National Defense Advisory Commission, 357 U.S. National Recovery Adminis- tration, 16U, li79, ^9^ U.S. National War Labor Board, li79 U.S. Office of Price Adminis- tration, 357 U.S. Office of Production Management, 357 U.S. Old Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance System, 901 U.S. Shipbuilding Labor Adjust- ment Board, U79 U.S. Steel Corporation, U78 U.S. Supreme Court and labor, 576 See also Court decisions; Labor and the courts U.S. War Manpower Caranission, 357 U.S. War Production Board, 357 Utah, mine workers, 856 Utopianism, 52, 113, 118, 156, 255, 338, 632, 63U, 639, 6ii5, 6U6, 6U9, 652, 658, 713 Veblen, Thorstein, 111, 120 Vermont French-Canadian workers, 858 Guild of Old Time Crafts and Industries, 202 Irish workers, 859 Italian workers, 86O quarry workers, U6 Swedish workers, 857 Vinette's Industrial Army, 738 Violence Allegheny, Pennsylvania, riot, 867 anti -Chinese riots, Seattle, 765 anti-Chinese riots, Washington, 756 Boston, 638 Chinese massacre, Los Angeles, 291, 293 Chinese massacre, Vfyoming territory, 129, 130 Centralia, Washington, riot, 766 copper strikes, 53U Everett, Iifeshington, free speech fight, 7U9, 768 Haymarket Affair, IO8, Ii6U Molly Maguires, 62 racial, in Civil War period, lil2, U17 railroad strikes, 870 steel strikes, 582 Tennessee, 227, 228 use of troops, 510, 876 Virden and Pana, Illinois, mine wars, U66 western mining areas, 668, 76I1, 767 Wheatland, California, episode, 739 Virginia free Negro labor, 39h mine workers, 863 Negro workers, 3Qk slave labor, 65, li;8, 369, 877 Vrooman, IJ^ter, 797 Wages and salaries agriculture, 2h, 26, 30 colcnial, in Maryland, 509 guaranteed wages, 35ii Kansas, U75 Massachusetts, 633 minimum wage, 755 Oregon, 722 reduction, l5o, 653 V/age stabilization. See Farm wage boards Ward, John E,, 107 SQ at' ^.;ojnoH .-fo-s&as ootl tnii^nxi'Sfix" ^ jcfotP-ii- 5i^ .e^ixugiiM x-^XcM ^Tc) .0X5 taqooTj^ lo s^iu erJ-.M tBioriiJlI ^&nz^l hoc nsfctcV tildV ^tidi ^Ji.-trtf. gfiXiiL'K ilia;} a 3'.-. T^Y .s£o3rqs» trntmoliXEO ^bneli-^.^i/ j?x/iJ::3'ixV Of tC^S tii'J j0ii.'JXjJ3X7§c 00? .btcXYis^'! nj fXisiiToCoo sjffx* ■mTG'5 no3 ^iioi.t£'i-..' ricBcS 93sV.' Bl-IROrf vi?S .Xsoigoljmioad- liJ-isI lodsJ noxnU 5s:x ,jBWoI tVii^ .(ice t\3VS iXsoxissinKd') ! ^noi-T-.hTjnoO XeoO 9.f±0J8TfIrfnA .o. . XX$ .5v'ie2eK ^rixjitoV' ' B^ofi .8.1; .-.0 U Rvr. 3zaoO iiBJ:r..ivxO .8.U 8dS tCCTTOO ■y^osirvLA oanslgd xEXioiisM .2.11 Yc'C tnoxss.rraioi -sinlmbA -x^revo't'aH jlBnojutBH .2.L' ficxioi/bo-^ lo '5nillO .2.1' br.^ ,2iovJ:vT.rf£ ^aj^A t.J.0 .2.(.' consi/ranl Y^-'-Xlc'ssiQ -j-3xrtbA locfcJ grrx.'iIxudqxriS .3.U ?T.i tbTcoS .+n?m 3ui ^noiv+BToq-icO X9'=>cj8 .2.U ,-fodJSI '-rLfi ct'XL'oD aaisiqiffc .2.U jsno j' rcoO ctit'oC o?Xb ago .noi^exnirioO lowoqtrM tbV/ .?,U V?t jfriijod nox*ox/boT'^. isW ._,■' TcC jd^X ^6X1 ttri i--; .mairtPxqoiU t^rd ,tito ^iC-^ .e:^ .c>5 .B^a ,S?^^ .^4c> tOii^ ,,^Jd tXY OSX ,rf.r .rTo:fs7o.^ tnaXa'tv' bnB ;'J'^CT'^ -.-:« bXO 'lo faXixfO d^ t3T:t;»lT:ow vtistrp T^8 t279JiTtow cfa fcbevrc^ 83 War labor policies World War I, U79, 5U2, 599 World Viar II, 2h, 26, 30, 35, 5Ii2 War Manpower Coinmission, See U.S. VJar Manpower Commission War Production Board, See U.S. War Production Board Washington labor movement, 721 laws and legislation, 761, 762 Watchmakers, 151 V/ayland, Julius A,, 57U Weavers and spinners, 185* 19U Welfare, See Social welfare Welsh workers, li58 Vfestem Federation of Miners, lli3, 30U, 53ii, 668, 7hk Wialers, 627 Xiiheatland, California, episode, 739 Wheelwrights, 183 Whitney, Charlotte Anita, 736 Whittier, John Greenleaf, 629, 636 WLlshire, H, Gaylord, 753 mison, vailiam B., 777 Winona, Minnesota, Polish workers, 812 Wisconsin American Society of Equity, 11 Finnish workers, 887 immigrants, 886 Irish workers, 896 labor movement, 892 lumber workers, 889 potters, 88U Wisconsin Idea, 901 Witt, Peter, 71h Women in industry cotton and textile workers, I60, 297, 298, 3U, 631, 650 seamstresses, 270 wartime, hSh working mothers, 677 Wood workers. See Lumber workers Work, 8h8 Workers' education, U3, 97, 139, 329, 899 Working conditions, 799 Workingman's Advocate , lli7 Workingmen's Benevolent Association (Miners' and Laborer's Benevolent Association), 775 Workingmen's Party, 69, 592, 66U, 681, 779, 78U, 875 California, 733 Los Angeles, 29li Workmen's Circle, 98 Workmen's insurance and compensation, laws and legislation Kansas, U76 Michigan, 525 Ohio, 703 Oregon, 723 Yellow-dog contracts, 802 Yugoslav workers, 295 109 .aafcl r ' Oco ,lO ^Ldt .8p5 ^V9f. TTc) ..Btsriiom ^nJWtow r '■> ^ -•* •-:.■■'-.■ . - ^vh .iie-Y ,?TV ixea f.£T jSimclxXB-' tec bnc snnjS'Xjjani p; ' n£iT!>'zcv.' ^^■:. ,3BanF-i 1':T ,ei:rlO CSV ,f!:o^^r>-?0 c3xr ;al is'.. ^CC ,dS ^iiS til i£t' ^_ . '"^ia;:.:.-. .-. \ . . .^ . j^; insoH ncj.. xsv^ 4Vc i.A ey.r r j'l. , aoc'tXs-.. . 9^ , •" ;;< (ai^.^iO'..- !-.■■ .'■01 ,£uX . .;-^o'.. - . siimo'ixXf.O ^insXJiJOfl' Ar; L( .i^Txr .-■•^ .1^- dCo ... ., *U (SnXi; . ".I'*?' ".■''rgxiiu'! i. 8U PICTURE INDEX Several of the historical journal articles listed in the bibliography were accompanied by pictures. Numbers following the picture entries refer to items in the body of the bibliography. Adams, Steve, 305 Altgeld, John Peter, hS(> Automobile workers, 1+7 Baer, George F,, 55 Brook Farm, 52 Browne, Carl, 702 Commons, John R,, 888 Coxey, Jacob S., 702 Coxey's Army, 702 Foundry workers, hi Furuseth, Andrew, 121 Haymarket Affair, U61i Haywood, 1-»illiam D,, 305 Haywood trial, 305 Hillquit, Morris, 103 Howard, Asbury, 62U Immigrants, Jewish in Phila- delphia, 101 Kearney, Denis, 29U Kelly's Industrial Army, 770 Labadie, Jo, 5l5, 523 Labor unions, organizing, U7 Locomotive Engineers, Brother- hood of, 522 Los Angeles, Chinese quarter, 293 Lumber workers, 50 McParland, James A,, 305 Mine workers anthracite, 55 bituminous, 1+66 metal, 898 Mitchell, John, 55, U66 Molly Maguires, $$ Orchard, Harry (Albert E. Horsley), 305 Palmer, A. Mitchell, 787 Paterson, New Jersey, silk strike (1913), 55 Pennsylvania coal strike (1902), 55 Pettibone, George, 305 Pullman, Illinois, li68 Reuther, Victor G,, kl Reuther, Walter, hi Ruef, Abraham, 53 Sac CO and Vanzetti, 51 Schraitz, Eugene, 53 Shipbuilding workers, 105 Triangle Fire, h? Veblen, Thorstein, 120 West Virginia, coal strikes, 876 Wilson, Benjamin D., 291; Workingman's Advocate , ll;? X-^Crr/II 3HUTni^i .-^rlqETj^oxIdia ado lo ^fcocf e.iJ- ni amsxJ-j 1. . -I.-.-Ovt.". .A ,18rIs:H 3<.^!l ^plcrr.cXI'.: (nBflilXc'? VJ ,.0 ■xo;:toxV . t?r'J:isfi 15 tl^JsaasV b.'TO cr-ceS 50I t:;i93iiow ,^rf .cbi I :.'df..cfie 021 ^.'-X-'-Taio.-r .n^idoV ^T3 ^a'3>'.""si.-'. •> '-si-rxV i?.o"-: 50?: i^VBiZ ^2PTi?bA T)i t8ia:Iiow slidorroduA 55 t'*^ agiosC ,i9i53 S5 t-Tiie'i jfooi'T 50T ^X'xbO ^9nwo"td Til t2i9>t'iow 1J^f3nyo'^ OVT t''^?in;A J.ci'i 'yat-nl s'^J^X-'li, f-5:-' t>X5 ,.-/« tsite'dfij TJ ^gnisxnjBg-.-o ^cciohlu ictfeJ -ic;-{Jct3 tBioanxgnS evx^offioooJ !5S5 t^o bocd t70v*-iai.'p SBSn.criO ,s§Xo;:,n\ aoJ C5 ^^1P'A'^oy! 'SodiTd.C 85 PICTURE INDEX (cont.) The following pictures were located in the journals searched but did not accompany any of the articles indexed. Altgeld, John Peter Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society . XLVI (Summer, 1953), 172. Chicago packinghouse strike (I90U) Chicago History . VI (Winter, I96O-6I), ii6, kl. Coxey, Jacob S. Pennsylvania History . XX (January, 1953), 7U. Dubinsky, David American Jewish Archives . XII (October, i960), 208, Joe Magarac American Heritage . I (Spring, 195o), 2, 75. Labor unions American-Scandinavian Review . VI (January-February, I9I8), 30. Mine workers, metal Wisconsin Magazine of History . XXII (September, 1938), 37 j XXIX (June, 19U6), 396. Old Stormalong American Heritage . I (Spring, 1950), 76, Paul Bunyan American Heritage . I (Spring, 1950), 79. Pennsylvania coal strike (1902) Catholic Historical Review . XLIV (January, 1959), UU7. Pinkerton, William Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society . XLI (December, I9U8), 382. VJaist, Silk Suits and Children's Dressmakers Union Publication of the American Jewish Historical Society . XLV (March, 1956), 175. ^2 xn;- •ii'ifin.T'/.cos J'on bib .ivi bmiCT.zs'c. siecnsjol .2 do3Bl» ^yexc" ir* -/ **^^ osrs-^sil sot. EflOXHiJ TOdsl • TiiJ t(^5?I tVisi/ncL) '/TIX . v:9i.-ofl iaox-ro.taxH oi:Ior.*o eO r.f rail 87=>>fBrTiJ!8'?-iC ^^n<>nbihLZ bnB .-jjxuf^ TflJrE ^tf^BiisVJ 86 APPENDK JOURNALS ALSO SEARCHED The following journals were also searched but produced no entries for the bibliography, American Catholic Historical Researches American Colonial Tracts Monthly American Historical Magazine and Tennessee Historical Society Quarterly American Journal of Legal History Arizona Historical Review Arizoniana Arkansas Historical Review Back Number (Nevada State Historical Society Quarterly) Burton Historical Collection Leaflet California Histoiy Nugget Civil War History Concordia Historical Institute Quarterly Connecticut Historical Society Bulletin Dedham Historical Register Essex Antiquarian Essex County Historical and Geneological Register Filson Club History Quarterly Firelands Pioneer Glimpses of the Past Historical Magazine Historical New Hampshire History d8 .v-fqcT'^jC-r.Wr-' t?r{j lol p?»!:TCfft& on S9nc^Rr;E&^ Is- L'loJ'sxH oxIoA-jJi-,'.) n.csriamA Y'J'QXOo^^ Lsrjri oisjM ageaon nsT hng ^nisBssK Xsoji o^-^sxii fBot-tan A ROB mo s it k ^5S22!i-SI2 Js xl- shTtolils O yicJ-aiH ti-W l -n''i:0 7i(;i'-?.9.7'r.suP s t0>tjjf:^-tl Zso.rxqir'.s.y. clbiconoZi nsi^LL'jB Yviaxnog rfiox-jorfgxH j;jjoli ; :-;9fljto O y J'iat-^csuP y•Ic^13■^:H difID gcslx'^ ■fsie S; eriJ TO eeacfm rXO 87 Illinois Quest Indiana History Bulletin Iowa Historical Record Isis Journal of the Presbyterian Historical Society Long Island Historical Society Quarterly Magazine of American History Magazine of History Miss Rutherford's Historical Notes Narragansett Historical Register Nebraska History North Dakota History Olden Time Old Fort News Old New York Panhandle Plains Historical Review Peninsula Historical Review Quarterly of the Society of California Pioneers Railway and Locomotive Historical Society Bulletin Rhode Island Jewish Historical Notes South Dakota Historical Review Sprague's Journal of Maine History Steamboat Bill Swedish Pioneer Historical Quarterly West Tennessee Historical Society Papers Vfest Texas Historical Association Year Book U-F-n- West Virginia Historical Magazine Quarterly Year Book of the Society of Indiana Pioneers V8 nji ^ZZu^ -VTTO -^alli snsiJ?.::! frx go gH Is o xio t?. i: H ai /ol 3£gl YT:ciHxH .'i- enxsB^sM sgic t'I Jab x'T?.J-.-'. in g' fato'^-igiij't/fl g? .cH V'T0*3iH ySTfafTi?!^ ■^JBXT r.gblO avail . j-rto''i bjp. . }t^oY w?il hlO gf 5?.i. -efl C.flox'^ft J-'IH c;fU:s.i.l ajbaenn g'! a't99 flox'i jSx-irto'lxIg O 1. _ .v..tyr:c3 atii 'lo ylTg^-igi/p ■^.eJvTi-. i-Sol-roJ.^jH ds rw^l, baslzl 9bodH wa xv 3)1 Xgf^xio J€x'I £Jo>ff-G riicoS yXts.I^'xbjjP Isr;.i:io,*g x }l_ 'i? -?rrol'^ 'ialb^wS ?.'^ ^3. •■^S'fy no.li stooscA ££•^■j:^c■< 3IH 3i3X9 T_j.|_3^.;.- e"i?>-''iO X'I,gfXlbr!l '1-? y.J9.i:ooS eilj lo xoGa-iife -'Y ?B-3-i,3 Ci-T UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS-URBANA tie3310973R72A C001 AMERICAN LABOR IN JOURNALS OF HISTORY CH 3 0112 025267557