The Samuel Gompers Papers: Volume 8 Index A-L This index also includes references to substantive annotations in previous volumes that are not repeated here; for instance, the reference to the AFL's Metal Trades Department annotation in volume seven appears in this index as 7:368n; and the glossary entry for Ernest Bohm in volume five appears in this index as 5:*.
A (Asterisks indicate glossary entries) Abrahams, Albert, 140-41, 141n Accidents, industrial, 31-33. See also Assumption of risk; Cherry, Ill., mine disaster; Contributory negligence; Employers' liability legislation; Fellow-servant rule; Triangle Shirtwaist fire; Workmen's compensation Adair, John A. M., 7:99n, 342 Adames, William J., 258, 259n AFL. See American Federation of Labor Alameda Co. (Calif.), Federated Trades of, 414, 414n Alexander, George, 248, 249n, 291 Alger, George W., 489, 493n Allen, Jacob S., 184, 185n, 493n, 498; letter to, 496-97 Allen, Mary E. (Mrs. Jacob), 497, 497n Alpine, John R.,* 18n, 125n, 159, 295, 402, 500-501, 503-4 American Academy of Political and Social Science: convention, 1911 (Philadelphia), 203n American Anti-Boycott Association, 7:246n, 198, 204n, 319 American Bridge Co., 6:515n, 227n, 272, 434 American Federation of Labor: defense fund, 6:128n, 3-6; growth of, 352-53; headquarters, 338; leadership of, 348; legislative program of, 370-80; officers, election of, 17-18, 18n, 144, 282-85, 286n, 295, 397, 414-15, 416n; office staff, 56-61, 62n, 125-26; organization of, 348; per capita tax, 145, 354, 355n; powers of, 185-86 --Building Trades Department, 6:175n, 234-38, 238n, 295-96, 355n, 367; and Carpenters and Joiners of America, United Brotherhood of, 149-50, 151n, 295; convention, 1909 (Tampa), 151n; convention, 1910 (St. Louis), 149-50, 150-51n; per capita tax, 150; and Plumbers, Gas Fitters, Steam Fitters, and Steam Fitters' Helpers of the U.S. and Canada, United Association of Journeymen, 151n, 296; and Sheet Metal Workers' International Alliance, Amalgamated, 151n, 295; and Steam, Hot Water, and Power Pipe Fitters and Helpers, International Association of, 149-50, 151n, 296 --central bodies, affiliation of locals in, 141-42, 142n; and boycotts, 142-43, 144n; and organizers, 355-56, 357n; powers of, 174-75, 185-87; and sympathy strikes, 140-41, 141n --conventions, date of, 146, 146n; 1901 (Scranton, Pa.), 105, 106n, 407; 1903 (Boston), 173, 173n; 1907 (Norfolk), 52n, 122, 123n; 1908 (Denver), 16, 16n, 78, 79n; 1909 (Toronto), 6n, 137-38, 139n; 1909 (Toronto), accounts of, 3-18; 1910 (St. Louis), 18n, 107, 108n, 128-30, 130n, 133, 240; 1910 (St. Louis), accounts of, 136-46; 1911 (Atlanta), 144, 146n, 151n, 352, 400; 1911 (Atlanta), accounts of, 282-301; 1912 (Rochester, N.Y.), 286n, 295, 456; 1912 (Rochester), accounts of, 399-416; 1913 (Seattle), 414-15, 416n --Executive Council: circular issued by, 146-48; circulars issued by, mentioned, 29, 31n, 76n, 214n, 236-37, 238n; letter from, 123-25; letters to, 100-101, 107-8, 152-54, 158, 213, 216-17, 335, 424-25, 453-54, 469-71, 498-99 --Executive Council, meetings of: Jan. 1910, 9n; Mar. 1910, 76n, 79n, 86; Mar. 1910, minutes of, 77-78; June 1910, 62n, 86-87, 87n, 126, 338; Jan. 1911, 49n, 106n, 169-70, 170n, 175n, 188n; June 1911, 151n, 193n, 238n, 351; June 1911, minutes of, 234-38; Oct. 1911, 279-80n; Jan. 1912, 299, 301n, 311, 346n, 400; May 1912, 380n; May 1912, minutes of, 370-80; Aug. 1912, 386n, 393, 394n; Nov. 1912, 425n; Jan. 1913, 443, 448n; July 1913, 501, 501n, 503-4 --federal labor unions (FLU), 7-9; FLU 12,362 (Galeton, Pa.), 35n; FLU 12,362 (Galeton), strike (1909-10), 33-35, 35n --Labor Representation Committee, 100-101, 124 --Legislative Committee, 4:113n, 370, 372, 376, 379-80, 386, 386n, 425n --local unions, directly affiliated (LU), 36-37, 38n, 142-43, 144n; LU 11,773 (stenographers and clerks, Washington, D.C.), 6:412n, 56-61, 62n, 125-26; LU 12,766 (newspaper solicitors, San Francisco), 142-43, 144n; LU 12,821 (laborers, Woodward, Okla.), 46, 46n; LU 12,854 (button workers, Muscatine, Iowa), strike (1911-12), 297-98, 298n; LU 12,952 (machinists' helpers and laborers, Pocatello, Idaho), 156n --Metal Trades Department, 7:368n, 237, 238n, 367 --Mining Department, 367, 368n --organizers, 28, 36-38, 38n, 44, 44n, 47n, 55, 103n, 157n, 189-90n, 227n, 231n, 237, 251, 253n, 278-79, 279n, 280, 280n, 325, 342, 346n, 355-56, 357n, 386n, 517; letters from, 47, 188-89, 230-31, 297, 439-40, 473-74; letters to, 80-81, 131-32, 188-89, 228-29, 298, 397-98 --Railroad (Railway) Employes' Department, 35n, 252, 253n, 323n, 367 --Union Label Trades Department, 7:457n, 237, 238n, 367, 475 American Newspaper Publishers' Association, 142-43 American Sheet and Tin Plate Co., strike against (1909-10), 7:473n, 7, 9n, 12, 12n, 27-30 American Socialist Society, 398n American Steel and Wire Co., strikes against (1913), 391n, 453, 455n American Tobacco Co., 153, 154n American Tobacco Co. v. U.S., 153, 154n American Woolen Co., 326n Ames, Walter, 232-34, 234n Anderson, Albert B., 238n, 413, 414n, 434 Anderson, Carl C., 100, 101n Appleton, William A.,* 518, 519n Arbitration: compulsory, 409; international, 205-8 Arizona, labor party in, 283-84 Armaments, 206-7 Armenian workers, 115 Ashton, Thomas,* 116, 117n Asian workers, immigration of, 145, 340; organization of, 145. See also Chinese workers; Japanese workers Associated Waist and Dress Manufacturers, 40n Association, right of, 68, 318-20 Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experimental Stations, 398-99, 399n Assumption of risk, 32, 181, 317-18 Astor, John Jacob, 274, 277n Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fé Railroad Co. v. Matthews, 479, 492n Atlantic City, as site of AFL Executive Council meeting, 86- 87, 87n Attorney General ex rel. Prendergast et al. v. Bedard et al., 502n Bachelder, Nahum J., 45, 45n Bacon, Augustus O., 373-74, 380-81n Baine, Charles L.,* 415, 416n Bakers, 344 Balcomb, E. E., 80n Baldwin Locomotive Works: organization of, 228-29, 230n; strike against (1911), 228-29, 230n Ballard, Everett G., 53, 54n Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, dynamiting of, 232-34, 234n Barbers, strike of, 1913 (New York City), 501-2, 503n Barbers' International Union of America, Journeymen,* 302n, 502, 503n Barbier v. Connolly, 479, 492n Barbosa, José Celso, 88, 89n Barnes, J. Mahlon,* 3, 6n, 172, 405-6, 406n, 415, 416n Barnett, Augustus E., 442n; letter to, 440-41 Barrett, Charles S., 7:59n, 10n, 45, 45n Bartlett, Charles L., 374-75, 381n Bates, Edward A., 327, 327n, 472n Baumeister, Albert,* 241, 242n, 412n, 518 Beach, John K., 42n, 78, 194n Beale, W. N. R., 154n Beard, Butler, 48, 49n Bechtold, George,* 200, 202n Beck, James M., 217, 217n Bedard, Joseph, 502n Belgian workers, 115 Belmont, August, 6:380n, 288 Berger, Victor L.,* 376-80, 381n, 518, 519n Bergoff Detective Bureau, 50 Berres, Albert J.,* 158, 159n, 228, 237, 257 Bethlehem Steel Co., 331, 345, 459-60; strike against (1910), 43, 44n Beutler, Otto G., 198, 199n Birmingham, John, Jr., 249n Bittner, Van Amberg,* 475, 476n Blacksmiths and Helpers, International Brotherhood of,* 189n, 323n; strike, 1909-10 (local 287, Galeton, Pa.), 35n Black workers, 46-47, 278-79, 279n; AFL and, 46, 245n, 336- 37, 504; and railroads, 244, 244-45n, 246-47, 247n, 250, 253n; representation in central bodies, 336-37; SG and, 137, 139n, 145, 146n, 165 Blanck, Max, 297n Boehne, John W., 246n; letter to, 245-46 Bohm, Ernest, 5:*, 232n Boiler Makers, Iron Ship Builders, and Helpers of America, International Brotherhood of,* 82n; strike, 1909-10 (local 438, Galeton, Pa.), 35n Bonaparte, Charles J., 5:484n, 204n Booher, Charles, 332n Bookbinders, International Brotherhood of, 3:*, 302n Boot and Shoe Workers' Union,* 103n; local 159 (Syracuse, N.Y.), 157; local 216 (San Francisco), 175n; local 339 (San Francisco), 174, 175n, 185 Borah, William E., 332n, 372, 374-75, 380n, 395-96 Bowerman, Charles W.,* 518, 519n Boycotts: AFL and, 13-14; and AFL local unions, directly affiliated, 142-43, 144n; beer, in Los Angeles, 148n; Buck's Stove and Range Co. (1906- ), 7:154n, 271; and central bodies, 142-43, 144n; Cheyenne (Wyo.) Street Railway Co. (1911-12), 269, 277n; San Francisco Call (1909), 142-43, 144n; SG and, 64-65, 167, 348-49, 481, 483, 486-87, 491; Taft and, 152 Braddock wire mill, strike against (1913), 391n, 453, 455n Brais, Eugene J.,* 38n Brandeis, Louis D., 6:83n, 110-12, 114n, 202 Brandenburg, Broughton, 7:270n, 52n Brewery Workmen of America, International Union of the United,* 92n, 406; strike, 1910-11 (Los Angeles), 147, 148n Bricklayers, 344. See also Bricklayers', Masons', and Plasterers' International Union of America Bricklayers', Masons', and Plasterers' International Union of America,* 150, 151n, 302n; local 8 (So. Bethlehem, Pa.), 43, 44n; local 34 (So. Bethlehem, Pa.), 43, 44n Bridge and Beach Manufacturing Co., 201 Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, International Association of,* 209n, 213, 214n, 227n, 236-37, 434, 436-37, 475; convention, 1913 (Indianapolis), 470, 471n; local 40 (New York City), 231n Brockhausen, Frederick, 7:67n, 409, 412n Bryan, William Jennings, 4:234n, 90, 256n, 257; letter to, 255-56 Bryce, Joseph W., 313, 314n Brydon Brothers Harness and Saddlery Co., 148n Buchanan, Frank J.,* 184n; letter to, 183-84 Buchanan, Joseph R.,* 416, 416n Buck's Stove and Range Co., 131n, 217; boycott of (1906- ), 7:154n, 271; settlement with, 107-8, 108n, 161-63, 164n, 200 Buck's Stove and Range Co. cases: contempt case, 7:249-50n, 10-11, 11n, 12, 12n, 13-15, 16n, 17-18, 21, 23, 130, 133, 154, 161-64, 201, 204, 216-17, 217n, 240-41, 243n, 270-71, 292-93, 323n, 333, 335, 349, 358, 491; injunction case, 7:249-50n, 108n, 154, 161-64, 164-65n, 269-70; Mitchell and, 10-12, 12n, 13-15, 16n, 17-18, 160-64, 217, 217n, 240-41, 266, 270, 292-93, 323n, 358; Morrison and, 10-11, 12n, 17-18, 160-64, 217, 217n, 240-41, 266, 270, 292-93, 323n, 333, 335; SG and, 10-11, 12n, 17-18, 21, 23, 130, 133, 154, 161-64, 204, 216-17, 217n, 240-41, 243n, 269-71, 292-93, 323n, 333, 335, 349, 358, 491 Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad, strike against (1909-10), 33-35, 35n Building trades, strikes: 1910 (Gary, Ind.), 159, 160n; 1910 (Germany), 198, 199n Burke, Edmund, 482, 492n Burleson, Albert S., 494, 495-96n Burley Society, 276n Burnett, John L., 342, 346n, 430 Burns, William J., 214n, 230; and McNamara case, 209n, 214, 248, 272-74, 293, 295n, 301, 305-6, 308-9; prosecution of, 209n, 235-37, 238n, 254, 273-74, 350, 353 Busse, Frederick A., 149, 151n Butler, Nicholas M., 24-25n; letter to, 23-24 Butler, William K., 498, 499n Button workers, strike of. See American Federation of Labor, local unions, directly affiliated (LU): LU 12,854 Cain, John, 230, 231n Caldwell, Henry C., 491, 493n California Farmers' Union, Inc., 276n California Industrial Welfare Commission, 384n California State Building Trades Council, 6:5n, 122n, 221 California State Federation of Labor, 6:244n, 122n Calumet and Hecla Mining Co., strike against (1913-14), 512-13n Campaign, 1906: AFL financial report, 84, 85n Campaign, 1908, 90; AFL financial report, 84, 85n; SG and, 270 Campaign, 1910, 91-92, 131-32, 134-35, 135n; AFL financial appeal for, 76n, 86, 123-25, 125n Campaign, 1912, 354, 355n, 385, 386n, 431; AFL and, 386, 386-87n, 394, 409-11; party platforms, AFL and, 386, 386-87n, 409-10; SG and, 386, 386-87n, 395-96 Campaigns, political, and coercion of employees, 245-46 Canada, Trades and Labor Congress of, 4:471n, 120, 121n, 142, 142n; convention, 1913 (Montreal), 415, 416n; per capita tax, 421 Canadian Federation of Labor, 120-21, 121n Cannon, Joseph D., 283-84, 286n, 410 Cardinale, Giuseppe, 342, 346n Carlson, Harry G., 357n; letter to, 355-56 Carnegie, Andrew, 2:36n, 288-89 Carpenters, 344. See also Carpenters and Joiners of America, United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, United Brotherhood of,* 125n, 302n; and AFL Building Trades Department, 149-50, 151n, 295; and black workers, 278, 279n; jurisdiction of, 151n, 295; local 1131 (Waycross, Ga.), 278, 279n Carroll, Beryl F., 297, 298n Carter, William S.,* 51n; letters to, 49-51, 249-53 Car Workers, International Association of,* 296, 297n Cary, William J., 7:142n, 100-101 Catlin, Theron E., 340, 346n Caton, Elijah F., 396n; letter to, 395-96 Cavanaugh, Peter, 357n Central bodies, affiliation of locals in, 141-42, 142n; and boycotts, 142-43, 144n; and organizers, 355-56, 357n; powers of, 174-75, 185-87; and sympathy strikes, 140-41, 141n Central Loan and Trust Co. v. Campbell Commission Co., 479, 492n Central Vermont Railroad, strike against (1910), 112-13, 114-15n Century Magazine, 226-27n Chapman, Pleasant T., 132, 132n Charter Oak Stove and Range Co., 201 Cherry, Ill., mine disaster, 6, 9n, 32 Cheyenne (Wyo.) Street Railway Co., boycott against (1911- 12), 269, 277n Chicago Federation of Labor, 4:159n, 4:177n, 213n, 355n; SG address before, 62-75, 75n Chicago Wholesale Clothiers' Association, 277n Child labor, 180, 331; federal regulation of, SG and, 345 Children's Dress Manufacturers' Association, 442n Chilton, William E., 362n; letter to, 361-62 Chinese Revolution of 1911-12, 317, 320n Chinese Summary Trial, 479 Chinese workers, 9, 46, 102 Churchill, Horace W., 81, 82n Cigarmakers, 344; strike of, 1901 (Tampa, Fla.), 25, 26n. See also Cigar Makers' International Union of America Cigar Makers' International Union of America,* 20n; benefits, 419, 421, 422n; classes of membership in, 419, 422n; convention, 1877 (Rochester, N.Y.), 1:106n, 417; convention, 1896 (Detroit), 4:180n, 417; convention, 1912 (Baltimore), 396-97, 397n, 417-22; 1920 (Cleveland), 422n; and industrial unionism, 419-20; initiative and referendum in, 284; local 144 (New York City), 1:46, 333-34, 397n, 417, 422n; local 293 (Ft. Smith, Ark.), 227n; local 336 (Tampa), 26n; and National Civic Federation, 227n, 421, 422n; officers, election of, 172, 173n, 417, 420-21; per capita tax, 421; and Puerto Rican joint advisory board, 19-20, 21n Clabaugh, Harry M., 7:250n, 161, 164n Clark, C. Peter, 34, 35n Clark, James B. (Champ), 257, 258n Clayton, Henry D., 257, 258-59n, 317, 373, 380-81n, 425n, 445-46 Cloakmakers, New York City, strike of, 1910, 109-13, 114n, 218, 219n, 229, 269, 450 Cloak, Suit, and Skirt Manufacturers' Protective Association, 111, 114n Closed shop, 111, 114n, 119, 122n, 167-68, 277n Coal Wheelers' Union (New Orleans), 182n Cochran, Negley Dakin, 474, 474n Cochrane, Aaron Van Schaick, 332n Cohen, Julius H., 440n; letter from, 439-40 Cole, Martin, 292n Collins, James A., 273, 277n, 350 Colonel Sellers (Twain), 497n Colton, George R., 88, 89n Commissioner of Corporations, 361 Commissions, SG and, 361-62 Committee on Industrial Relations, 329, 331n, 455-56, 456n. See also U.S. Commission on Industrial Relations Company benefits system, 102-3, 103n, 157 Compton, Elias, 257, 259n Conboy, Sara A.,* 215, 216n Confédération Générale du Travail (General Confederation of Labor), 7:479n, 186 Conlin, Peter J., 35n, 43; letter from, 33-35 Conroy, James B., 413, 414n Conry, Michael F., 85n; letter to, 82-85 Conspiracies, labor organizations as, 65-66, 114n, 182n, 265, 462-63, 465-66, 481-83, 485 Continental Wall Paper Co., 163 Continental Wall Paper Co. v. Louis Voight and Sons Co., 165n Contributory negligence, 32, 181 Convict-made goods, AFL and, 146 Cooks and waiters, strikes of: 1913 (Albany), 448-49, 452n; 1913 (New York City),449, 452-53n Corporation Tax Cases, 484, 492n Cotton Garment Manufacturers of New York, 442n Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia, 10, 11n, 17-18, 161, 163, 164-65n, 216, 217n Crampton, Herbert, 8, 10n Cribben, William H., 107, 108n, 201 Crisp, Charles F., 183, 184n Crothers, Austin L., 245-46, 246n Curley, James M., 345, 346n C. W. Post v. American Federation of Labor et al., 130, 131n, 133, 149 C. W. Post v. Buck's Stove and Range Co. et al., 130, 131n, 133, 265 D'Alessandro, Domenico,* 343, 346n D'Andrea, Joseph, 343, 346n Darlington, Joseph J., 217, 217n Darrow, Clarence,* 238n, 294, 351; and McNamara trial, 136n, 213-14n, 235, 237, 248-49, 249n, 299-300, 305, 305n, 358-59, 360n; letters from, 248-49, 299, 346-47; letter to, 358-59 Davenport, Daniel J., 6:339n, 41, 198, 217, 217n, 319 Davis, Charles R., 79, 80n Davis, Edward H., 273, 277n Davis, John W., 446, 448n Debs, Eugene V.,* 136n, 251, 253n, 303, 518, 519n DeFalco, Vincenzo, 343, 346n DeForest, Robert E., 42n DeLeon, Daniel,* 116, 117n Dellinger, Charles W., 232, 234n Democratic party, 179; convention, 1908 (Denver), 7:310n, 257; platform (1908), 467, 477; platform (1912), 386, 386n, 409, 467, 477, 494 DeNedrey, Samuel,* 7, 9n Deportations, 26, 26n Detective agencies, 49-51, 70, 225, 302, 311, 349-50, 353; Bergoff Detective Bureau, 50; Waddell-Mahon Detective Agency, 513n; William J. Burns National Detective Agency, 214n, 412 Devine, Edward T., 329, 332n, 455 Díaz, Porfirio, 193n, 317, 320n Dickinson, Jacob M., 87-89, 89n Diego, José de, 88, 89n Direct action, 509 Dix, John A., 240n, 299; letter to, 239-40 Doherty and Co., strike against (1913), 503n Dolliver, Jonathan P., 79, 79n, 182 Dominick Connors v. Patrick Connolly et al., 490, 493n Dreadnought, H.M.S., 206, 208n Dred Scott v. Sandford, 6:340n, 74 Dreier, Mary E., 301n Dress and Waist Manufacturers' Association, and Protocol Agreement, 439-40, 440n, 442n Drew, Walter W., 225, 227n, 303, 309 Duffy, Frank,* 17n, 125n, 138, 139n; letter from, 302; letter to, 123-25 Duffy, Peter E., 395n; letter to, 394 Duncan, James,* 3-4, 6n, 18n, 295, 325, 450, 501, 503-4; and AFL Building Trades Department, 149-50; at AFL conventions, 284-85, 286n, 290, 293, 402, 402n, 405-6; and organization of Fore River shipyards, 80-81, 82n; letters from, 149-50, 259-60; letters to, 218-19, 240-42, 500-501 Duncan, Lillian Holman (Mrs. James), 242, 243n Dyche, John,* 109-11, 114n, 219n Dyer, David, 131n Easley, Ralph,* 23, 24n, 227n, 304n; letters to, 202, 323-24 Eastman, Crystal, 33n Eden Musee, 230-31, 231-32n Edmunds, George F., 463, 468n Education test, for immigrants, 330 Edwards, Clarence R., 87, 89n Eells, George, 156n; letter to, 155-56 Efficiency. See Taylor system Egan, James P., 408, 409n Eichelberger, Harry L., 47n, 190n; letter from, 47; letters to, 188-89, 228-29 Eight-hour legislation and Panama Canal workers, 341, 370- 72, 380n. See also Legislation, U.S., deficiency bill Eiland, J. H., 247n Electrical Workers, International Brotherhood of,* 12n; local 9 (Chicago), 470, 471n; local 9, injunction against, 470, 471n, 490; local 134 (Chicago), 470, 471n; local 134, injunction against, 470, 471n, 490; local 571 (Gary, Ind.), 160n; McNulty faction, 16, 160n, 413; Reid-Murphy faction, 16, 150, 159, 160n, 413-14, 414n; secession movement in, 7:482n; secession movement in, AFL and, 15-16, 16-17n, 137-39, 139n, 413-14, 414n Eliot, Charles W., 6:360n, 135 Elkus, Abram I., 329n, 389n; letter to, 328-29 Emory, James A., 198, 199n Employers', Builders', and Building Material Men's Association of Gary (Ind.), 160n Employers' liability legislation, 32, 181-82, 190-91, 413, 443-47, 457-58 Episcopal Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital, 468n Ettor, Joseph J., 325-26n, 501-2, 502-3n Evans, Edward, 131, 132n Evans, Joseph E.,* 149, 151n Ex parte Sing Lee, 479, 492n Farmers, AFL and, 7-9, 9-10n; SG and, 10n, 44-45, 45n, 72 Farmers' Educational and Cooperative Union of America, 7:59n, 276n; convention, 1910 (St. Louis), 10n, 45n Farmers' National Congress, 45n Fellow-servant rule, 32 Ferris, Woodbridge, 513n Filene, Edward A., 7:462n, 110-12 Firemen, International Brotherhood of Stationary,* 148n, 290n Fitzgerald, Frank A., 355, 357n Fitzgerald, John J., 468n, 492, 493n, 496n Fitzgerald, Thomas D., 327, 327n Fitzpatrick, John J.,* 75n Fletcher, Albert H., 143, 144n Flint v. Stone Tracy and Co. See Corporation Tax Cases Flood, Emmet T.,* 298n; letters from, 297, 473-74; letter to, 298 Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley, 325, 326n, 452-53n, 503n Flynn, Thomas H., 7:122n, 189n Ford, Cornelius,* 358n; letter to, 357-58 Fore River, Mass., shipyards, organization of, 80-81, 81-82n Forker, Reuben, 135n; letter from, 134-35 Forney, Frank, 188, 190n Forys, Frank: letter from, 459-60 Foss, Eugene N., 325, 326n Foster, William Z., 260, 260-61n Foundry Employes, International Brotherhood of,* 200, 202n Fox, Martin, 5:*; memorial to, 389, 389n Franklin, Joseph A.,* 322, 323n Franks, Bernard J., 440, 440n Frayne, Hugh,* 36, 38n, 231n, 456; letters from, 230-31, 439-40; letter to, 397-98 Fredericks, John D., 248, 249n, 291 Freisinger, Victor, 496, 497n French-Canadian workers, 345 Fresno (Calif.) Farmers' Union, 263, 276n Frey, John P.,* 17n, 293, 293n Frick, Henry C., 3:68n, 288-89 Ft. Wayne (Ind.) Federation of Labor, 9n Furuseth, Andrew,* 139n, 491; at AFL conventions, 138, 291, 292n, 293, 400-401, 404, 407-11 Gallagher, Andrew J., 7:385n; at AFL conventions, 138, 139n, 141, 143, 145-46, 410-11, 412n, 413; letters from, 174-75, 301; letters to, 185-88, 302 Gallagher, John J., 139n, 291, 292n Gallinger, Jacob H., 3:469n, 132n Gardner, Frederic W., 107-8, 108n, 162; letter from, 200-201 Gardner, John J., 5:198n, 134, 135n, 183, 344 Gardner, Mrs. Frederic, 201 Garment workers, 344; strike, 1910-11 (Chicago), 269, 277n. See also Garment Workers of America, United; Ladies' Garment Workers' Union, International Garment Workers of America, United, 7:*, 277n; strike, 1913 (New York City), 452, 453n Garretson, Austin B.,* 332n, 455, 456n Gary, Elbert H., 225, 227n Gary, Ind., building trades strike (1910), 159, 160n Gaumer, Clarence, 255n; letter to, 254-55 General Federation of Trade Unions of Great Britain and Ireland, 5:69n, 4, 6n Generalkommission der Gewerkschaften Deutschlands (General Commission of the German Trade Unions), 4:137n, 186 General strike, 508-9 George, Henry, 3:*, 133-34; mayoral campaign of 1886, 1:429-30, 133-34 George, James Z., 463, 468n Germany, building trades' strike in (1910), 198, 199n Germer, Adolph,* 518, 519n Gibson, George W.,* 296, 297n Gilded Age, The (Twain), 497n Gilded Age: A Tale of To-Day, The (Twain and Warner), 497n Gill, Alfred H.,* 116, 117n Giovannitti, Arturo, 326n, 511n Glass Bottle Blowers' Association of the U.S. and Canada,* 256, 258n, 475 Golden, John,* 49n, 117n, 324n, 360-61; letters from, 215-16, 324-25; letter to, 115-16 Goldfogle, Henry M., 342, 346n Gompers, Alexander,* 77, 77n Gompers, Florence, 4:175n, 267, 277n, 347 Gompers, Louis,* 77, 77n Gompers, Sadie J.,* 185n, 241-42, 243n; letter from, 416 Gompers, Samuel: addresses, 31-33, 62-75, 175-82, 261-76; addresses mentioned, 75n, 133, 134n, 222-23, 227n, 258n, 276n; and alleged National Association of Manufacturers' bribery attempt, 49, 52n; article, 417-22; articles, mentioned, 166, 169n, 198, 199n, 202, 203n, 224, 226, 227n, 309, 334, 335n; biographical information, 340; circulars, 27-30, 389-91; circulars mentioned, 85, 108, 108n, 370, 391n, 453; editorials, 102, 243-44, 506-11, 513-17; editorials mentioned, 23, 24n, 41, 42n, 50, 52n, 139n, 154, 155n, 332n; elected AFL president, 17-18, 18n, 144, 295, 414-15; flag incident, 280-81, 281n, 282; illness of (cold, 1912), 416, 416n, 428; illness of (mastoiditis, 1913), 461, 468n, 469-71, 477, 493n, 495-501; interviews, 128-30, 299-301, 347-55; statements to press, 90-91, 120-21; testimony, 94-99, 209-12, 317-20, 339-45, 430-37, 442-47; testimony mentioned, 40, 42n, 258, 259n, 457 --trips: Puerto Rico (Feb.-Mar. 1904), 6:228n, 20; Europe (June-Oct. 1909), 7:473-74n, 241; New York City, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh (Dec. 1909), 22, 22n; New York City (June 1910), 109, 114n; Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago (July 1910), 107, 108n; New York City (mid-July 1910), 110, 114n; New York City (late July 1910), 110, 114n; Midwest (Sept.-Oct. 1910), 133, 134n; Indianapolis, Kankakee, Chicago (Apr.-May 1911), 213, 213-14n, 220; New York City (May 1911), 218-19, 219n; Midwest (June-July 1911), 242; Wooster, Ohio, Chicago, New York City (July-Aug. 1911), 257-58, 259n; New York City (Aug. 1911), 258, 259n; Pacific Coast (Aug.-Sept. 1911), 256, 258n, 261-76, 280-81, 281n, 282, 300, 339, 352; New York City (mid-Jan. 1912), 322, 323n; New York City (late Jan. 1912), 333, 334n; Utica, N.Y., Cincinnati (July 1912), 386, 386n; Trenton, N.J. (July 1912), 386; Columbus, Ohio (Aug.-Sept. 1912), 394, 395n; New York City (mid-Dec. 1912), 427n; New York City (late Dec. 1912), 428, 429n; New York City (later Dec. 1912), 428, 429n; Albany, New York City (Jan. 1913), 439n, 448-49; New York City (late Jan. 1913), 451, 452n; Indianapolis (Feb. 1913), 470, 471n Gompers, Samuel J.,* 267, 277n Gompers, Samuel M.,* 347, 355n Gompers, Solomon,* 76-77, 77n, 267, 347 Gompers, Sophia Julian,* 184, 184n, 241-42; illness of, 184, 184-85n, 194, 201, 204, 258, 259n; letter to, 416 Gomperz, Rosa, 7:501n, 241 Gould, Ashley M., 7:287n, 161, 269 Governors, conference of (1911), 269, 277n Grady, Thomas F., 239, 240n Grand Central Station explosion, 307, 312n Grand Trunk Railroad, strike against (1910), 112-13, 114-15n Grange, 6:308n, 45 Granite Cutters' International Association of America, 7:*; jurisdiction of, 188n Greek workers, 115, 155 Greenawalt, Elmer E.,* 191n; letter to, 190-91 Grice, Benjamin F., 48, 49n Gruber, Charles W., 232-34, 234n Guard, Rosa Lee,* 258, 259n, 427-28, 429n, 451, 472n, 493n; letter from, 499-500 Gulf, Colorado, and Santa Fé Railroad Co. v. Ellis, 479-80, 492n Gutstadt, Herman,* 134n; letter to, 133-34 Gutstadt, Richard, 133, 134n Haggerty, Charles, 214n Hague, International Court at The, 207 Hall, John M., 393n; letter to, 392-93 Hamill, James A., 460, 468n, 469, 494 Hamilton, M. Grant,* 110-11, 114n, 257, 375 Hammerling, Louis N., 342, 344, 346n Hammond, John H., 323, 324n Hanscom, Charles W., 81, 82n Harlan, John Marshall, 4:294n, 491 Harley, John D., 285, 286n Harriman, Job, 136, 136n, 291 Harriman System Federation, 322-23n, 367 Harris, Daniel,* 327n, 427n, 449; letter from, 326-27; letter to, 426-27 Harris, Isaac, 297n Harrisburg (Ill.) Trades and Labor Assembly, 132n Hart, Schaffner, and Marx, 277n, 410 Hatfield, Henry, 519n Hatters of North America, United,* 42n; and Loewe v. Lawlor, 40-42, 42n, 62-68, 70, 75-76n, 77-78, 265, 403-6, 406n, 489-90; strike, 1909, 7:455-56n, 77 Hawkins, John T., 210, 212n Hayes, Denis A.,* 125n, 256, 258n, 501, 503-4; at AFL conventions, 18n, 288, 295, 408 Hayes, Dora Schneider (Mrs. Max), 22n Hayes, Frank,* 407, 409n, 413 Hayes, John W.,* 72, 76n Hayes, Max S.,* 6n; at AFL conventions, 4, 11, 285, 289, 290n, 405, 406n, 409, 415, 416n; letter to, 21-22 Haynes, George E., 504, 504n Hays, John W.,* 30, 31n, 53 Haywood, William D.,* 103, 104n, 326, 415, 416n, 501, 503n Healy, Timothy,* 30, 31n, 289 Hedrick, George, 151n Helgesen, Henry T., 345, 346n Henderson, David B., 7:90n, 183 Henley, John J., 199n; letter to, 195-99 Henry, Patrick, 74 Henry, Robert L., 374-75, 381n Hepburn, William P., 361, 363n Hewitt, Abram S., 1:*, 330 High, James L., 491, 493n The History of Trade Unionism (Webb and Webb), 304n Hitchcock, Frank H., 495, 496n Hoar, George F., 463, 468n Hod Carriers' and Building Laborers' Union of America, International,* 346n Hoffman, Fred W., 297, 298n Hogan, C. H.: letter to, 46 Hogan, Thomas J., 107, 108n, 201 Holder, Arthur,* 101, 101n, 158, 257 Home work, 393-94 Home Work Congress, International, 1912 (Zurich), 393, 394n Hosick, James, 209n, 272-73, 277n; prosecution of, 209n, 235-37, 238n, 254, 273-74, 350, 353 Hotel and Restaurant Employees' International Alliance and Bartenders' International League of America,* 44n, 451, 452n, 475; local 362 (Albany, N.Y.), 449, 452n; strike, 1913 (local 362), 452n Hotel workers, strikes of: 1913 (Albany), 448-49, 452n; 1913 (New York City), 449, 452-53n Hours of labor, federal regulation of, SG and, 345, 379 Huber, William D.,* 18n, 106n, 125n, 295, 379, 501, 503-4 Huebner, Adam,* 91, 92n Hughes, Charles Evans, 120n, 258, 259n Hughes, William, 100, 101n, 492, 494; and amendment of sundry civil appropriation bill (H.R. 25,552), 132n, 460, 469; and eight-hour bill (H.R. 9061), 259n; and industrial relations commission, bill to create (H.R. 21,094), 381n Hunter, Robert, 335n Huntington, Henry E., 136n Iglesias Pantín, Santiago,* 19, 20n, 87-88, 470 Illinois Central Federation of Shop Employees, 322-23n, 367 Illinois Central Railroad, strike against (1911-15), 321-22, 322-23n Immigrants, AFL and, 342-45, 346n; education test for, 330 Immigrant workers, 155-56, 517. See also specific nationalities Immigration, 97; Asian, 145 (see also Chinese workers; Japanese workers); restriction of, 339-44 Independent Trade Union Educational League, 261n Indiana legislature, SG address before, 175-82 Indianapolis Central Labor Union, 1:166n, 3:512n, 213n, 355n Indiana State Federation of Labor, 6:141n, 213n, 303n, 355n Industrial disputes, arbitration of, 56n, 115n, 198, 199n, 277n, 453n; mediation of, 40n, 110-12, 114n, 253n, 452n Industrial unionism, 363, 366, 396-97, 505; AFL and, 402, 406-8, 411-12, 412n; Cigar Makers' International Union of America and, 419-20; Industrial Workers of the World and, 363, 406-7, 505; socialists and, 412 Industrial Workers of the World, 103, 195, 229, 260, 507-11, 517; free speech campaigns, 502, 503n; and industrial unionism, 363, 406-7, 505; local 20 (textile workers, Lawrence, Mass.), 324, 326n; local 152 (textile workers, Paterson, N.J.), 503n; local 374 (barbers, Brooklyn), 503n; and National Women's Trade Union League, 398; and textile workers, 115-16, 117n --strikes: 1912 (textile workers, Lawrence), 324-25, 325-26n, 360, 406, 450, 501-2, 502n, 517, 518n; 1913 (barbers, Brooklyn and New York City), 501-2, 503n; 1913 (cooks and waiters, Albany, N.Y.), 448-49, 452n; 1913 (cooks and waiters, New York City), 449, 452-53n; 1913 (textile workers, Paterson, N.J.), 502, 503n, 517 Initiative, 282-85, 382, 384n, 397, 413, 417, 420 Injunctions: against Electrical Workers, International Brotherhood of, locals 9 and 34 (Chicago), 471n; Cloak, Suit, and Skirt Manufacturers' Protective Association, 114n; in labor disputes, 53, 152-54, 177, 266, 293, 317, 349, 385, 410, 434, 478, 487, 491; in Los Angeles, 121; Post, C. W., 131n, and railroad shopmen's strike, 322n. See also Buck's Stove and Range Co. cases Inland Steel Co., strike against (1913), 391n International Federation of Trade Unions, 394n International Secretariat of the National Centers of Trade Unions, 115, 394n; conference, 1909 (Paris), 7:486n, 205; conference, 1911 (Budapest), 219n, 260, 260n, 393; conference, 1913 (Zurich), 506n International trades secretaries, conference, 1913 (Zurich), 506n International Workingmen's Association, 1:22n, 151n Interstate Commerce Commission, 3:301n, 361 Iowa State Federation of Labor, 5:455n, 16 Ireland, Arthur E., 7:122n, 251, 253n Iron, Steel, and Tin Workers, Amalgamated Association of,* 9n, 189, 453; strike, 1909-10, 7:473n, 7, 9n, 12, 12n, 27-30, 54-55 Iron and steel workers, 345; AFL organizing campaign, 389-91, 391n, 453-54, 473-76; strike, 1910 (So. Bethlehem), 43, 44n; strike, 1913, 391n, 453, 455n. See also Iron, Steel, and Tin Workers, Amalgamated Association of Iron City Trades Council, 5:408n, 454 Iron workers, structural, 432-33. See also Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, International Association of Irwin, John T., 131, 132n Italian workers, 115, 155, 345 Ives v. South Buffalo Railway Co., 327n IWW. See Industrial Workers of the World James, Charles E., 3, 6n Jamieson, William D., 100, 101n Japanese workers, 9, 46, 102 Jefferson, Thomas, 74, 85 Johannsen, Anton, 291, 292n Johnson, Hiram, 273, 277n Johnson, Robert U., 220, 226n Johnston, William H.,* 322, 323n, 415, 416n Jones, Jerome,* 373-74, 381n Jones, Mary Harris "Mother," 6:*, 519n Joyner, James Y., 79-80n; letter to, 79 Judges, recall of, 413 Judson, Henry P., 258, 259n Junius, 482, 492n, 507, 511n Junta Organizadora del Partido Liberal Mexicano (Organizing Committee of the Mexican Liberal Party), 193n Jurisdictional disputes: AFL and, 151n, 295-96, 296-97n, 399-402, 402n, 413, 414n; AFL Building Trades Department and, 295-96; AFL Executive Council and, 151n --Carpenters and Joiners of America, United Brotherhood of, v. Sheet Metal Workers' International Alliance, Amalgamated, 151n, 295; Granite Cutters' International Association of America v. Paving Cutters' Union of the U.S. of America and Canada, International, 188n; Machinists, International Association of, v. Miners, Western Federation of, 105, 106n, 144-45; Plumbers, Gas Fitters, Steam Fitters, and Steam Fitters' Helpers of the U.S. and Canada, United Association of Journeymen, v. Steam, Hot Water, and Power Pipe Fitters and Helpers, International Association of, 151n, 296, 399-402, 402 Kaminski, George, 455n Kautsky, Karl, 241, 242-43n Keefe, Daniel J.,* 316n; letter from, 316 Kelly, John A., 282, 282n Kelso, Charles, 188-89, 190n Kemper, Louis,* 91, 92n, 415; letter from, 423 Kenney, John, 233, 234n Kentucky farmers' case, 265, 276-77n Kentucky Railroad Tax Cases, 479, 492n Kenyon, William S., 424n Kern, John, 519n Keystone Carmen, 51, 52n, 70 King, A. E., 244-45n King, William L. Mackenzie, 114n Kingman (boiler maker), 81 Kinsella, John T.,* 160n, 402 Kirby, James,* 150, 151n Kirby, John, Jr., 5:367n, 6:100-101n, 70, 90, 198, 307, 494, 506-7, 511; and McNamara case, 223, 225, 301n Kline, James W.,* 322, 323n Knights of Labor, 5, 72, 151n, 505 Knotts, Thomas E., 473, 474n KOL. See Knights of Labor König, Ludwig, 241, 243n Koopman, John, 334n Koveleski, Emanuel,* 449, 452n Kreyling, David,* 128, 131n Kruger, Charles O., 69, 76n Kruttschnitt, Julius, 321, 323n Kugler, Albert J., 407, 408n Labor conference: Dec. 1909 (Pittsburgh), 7:473n, 7, 12n, 22-23 Labor Day, 3:106-7n, 237 Labor Forward Movement, 391, 474, 474n Labor legislation, federal, SG and, 392. See also Child labor, federal regulation of, SG and; Hours of labor, federal regulation of, SG and; Women workers, hours of labor of, federal regulation of, SG and Labor legislation, state, SG and, 392. See also Wages, state regulation of, SG and Labor party. See Political action, partisan "Labor's Bill of Grievances" (1906), 7:6n, 71 "Labor's 1912 Political Programme," 386-87n "Labor's Protest to Congress" (1908), 7:320n, 71 Ladies' Garment Workers' Union, International,* 114n; convention, 1910 (Boston), 109, 114n; local 1 (New York City), 6:278n, 114n; local 9 (New York City), 6:278n, 114n; local 10 (New York City), 7:470n, 114n, 442, 442n; local 11 (New York City), 114n; local 15 (Philadelphia), 56n; local 17 (New York City), 114n; local 23 (New York City), 6:278n, 114n; local 25 (New York City), 40n, 442n; local 35 (New York City), 6:278n, 114n; local 41 (New York City), 442n; local 50 (New York City), 442n; local 62 (New York City), 442n; local 64 (New York City), 114n; local 68 (New York City), 114n; mass meetings (New York City), 40n, 109-10, 114n, 218-19, 219n; and Protocol Agreement, 439-40, 440n, 442n; strike, 1909-10 (New York City), 39, 40n; strike, 1909-10 (Philadelphia), 56n, 269; strike, 1910 (New York City), 109-13, 114n, 218, 219n, 229, 269, 450; strike, 1913 (New York City), 442n, 450 Lamar, Joseph R., 152-53, 154n Lamoreux, Forrest P., 261, 276n Laredo, Tex., Trades Council, 47, 47n Lathers' International Union, Wood, Wire, and Metal,* 416n Lattimer massacre, 4:376-77n, 303 Laundry workers, organization of, 47, 47n Lavin, Charles, 6:204n, 293, 293n Lawrence, Groce, 290n Lawrence, Mass., textile workers' strike (1912), 324-25, 325-26n, 360, 406, 450, 501-2, 502n, 517, 518n Lawyer, Charles E.,* 30, 31n, 53 League to Enforce Peace, 208n Leather Workers on Horse Goods, United Brotherhood of, 7:*; strike, 1910, 148n; strike, 1910-12 (Los Angeles), 147, 148n Leaventritt, Edgar M., 387, 389, 389n Lee, John F., 130 Lee, Robert E., 234, 234n Legien, Carl,* 116, 117n, 241, 252, 409, 412n, 518; letter to, 393-94 Legislation, foreign: --Canada: Industrial Disputes Investigation Act, 115n --Great Britain: Act of 1824 regarding combinations and trade societies, 466-67, 468n; Employers' Liability Act (1880), 457, 459n; Trade Disputes Act (1906), 7:289n, 74, 467, 490, 494; Workmen's Compensation Act (1906), 7:289n, 457 Legislation, state: --California: wages and hours for women and children, legislation on (1913), 384n --Indiana: child labor law (1911), 180, 182n --Maryland: political campaign law (1908), 246 --Massachusetts: fifty-eight-hour law (1892), 3:283n, 180, 182n; fifty-four-hour law (1911), 324, 325n --Missouri: Oliver Law (1911), 493n; Orr Law (1913), 493n --New Mexico: personal injury law, 132n --New York: fire hazard law (1913), 471-72, 472n; labor legislation, 426-27, 427n; penal law, amendment of (1911), 239-40, 240n; workmen's compensation act (1910), 327n; workmen's compensation act (1913), 327, 327-28n --Oklahoma: Coach Law (1907), 46, 46n --Pennsylvania: building construction safety law (1893), 190, 191n; employers' liability law (1915), 191n; workmen's compensation law (1915), 191n Legislation, U.S. (The date in parentheses after an act designates the year the law was passed; the date after a bill is the year the legislation was introduced in Congress.) --Alien Contract Labor Law (1885), 3:195-96n, 316 --appropriation bills. See deficiency bill; sundry civil appropriation legislation --Bacon bill. See Legislation, U.S.: Sherman Antitrust Act, bills to amend, S. 6266 (1912, Bacon) --Bartlett bill. See Legislation, U.S.: Sherman Antitrust Act, bills to amend, H.R. 23,189 (1912, Bartlett) --Bureau of Labor, act to establish (1884), 95, 100n --campaign contribution act (1910), H.R. 2250 (1909), 82-85, 85n --child labor act (1908), S. 4812 (1908), 132, 132n --Clayton bill. See Legislation, U.S., injunction limitation bills, H.R. 23,635 (1912, Clayton) --contempt bill, H.R. 22,591 (1912), 424, 425n --convict labor bills: H.R. 5450 (1900), 330, 332n; H.R. 5601 (1911), 330, 332n --deficiency bill (1906), H.R. 12,320, 6:526n, 132, 132n, 341, 371 --Department of Commerce and Labor, act to create (1903), 100n --Department of Labor, act to create (1913), H.R. 22,913 (1912), 333n, 376, 395, 424-25, 425n, 470; other bills to create: H.R. 3646 (1909), 94-99, 100n, 331, 332-33n; H.R. 13 (1911), 331, 333n --eight-hour act (1892), 3:405n, 371 --eight-hour act (1912), H.R. 9061 (1911), 257, 259n, 370-72, 379, 380n, 395, 459-60 --eight-hour act, for letter carriers (1912), H.R. 21,279 (1912), 494, 495-96n --employers' (railroad) liability act (1908), H.R. 20,310 (1908), 458, 459n --Foraker Act (1900), 88, 89n; bill to amend, H.R. 19,718 (1910), 88-89, 89-90n --Income Tax Act (1894), 3:548n, 264 --industrial relations commission, act to create (1912), H.R. 21,094 (1912), 376, 381n --injunction limitation bills: H.R. 18,752 (1906, Pearre), 6:526-27n, 373, 380n; H.R. 94 (1907, Pearre), 7:311n, 373, 380n; H.R. 21,334 (1910, Moon), 100, 101n, 152, 158, 159n; H.R. 25,188 (1910, Wilson), 100, 101n, 158, 159n, 373, 380n; H.R. 11,032 (1911, Wilson), 257, 258-59n, 354, 355n, 373, 380, 380n; H.R. 23,635 (1912, Clayton), 259n, 373-75, 380-81n, 424-25, 438n, 445, 448n --intoxicating liquors, act prohibiting transportion of (1913), S. 4043 (1911), 423, 424n --judiciary act (1911), H.R. 23,377 (1910) and S. 7031 (1910), 158, 159n --labor dispute investigation bill, H.R. 15,447 (1908), 132, 132n --lobbying bill, H.R. 22,912 (1912), 377-79, 381n --Moon bill. See Legislation, U.S., injunction limitation bills, H.R. 21,334 (1910, Moon) --New Mexico personal injury resolution (1908), S.R. 37 (1908), 132, 132n --Pearre bill. See Legislation, U.S., injunction limitation bills, H.R. 18,752 (1906, Pearre) and H.R. 94 (1907, Pearre) --political campaigns and coercion of employees, legislation on, H.R. 11,177 (1911), 245-46, 246n --Post Office appropriation act (1912), H.R. 21,279 (1912), 494, 495n; resolution (1913), H.J. Res. 80 (1913), 495, 496n --Sherman Antitrust Act (1890), 4:28n, 131n, 154-55n, 165n, 362, 410; amendment of, 153, 355n, 402-6, 413; and labor organizations, 41, 53, 62-63, 65-68, 264-66, 318-19, 385, 463, 465-66, 469-70, 477, 479-81, 483, 487-88, 490 (see also Electrical Workers, International Brotherhood of, local 9 [Chicago], injunction against, and local 134 [Chicago], injunction against; Kentucky farmers' case) --Sherman Antitrust Act, bills to amend: H.R. 19,745 (1908, Hepburn), 7:322n, 361-62, 363n; S. 6440 (1908, Warner), 362, 363n; H.R. 23,189 (1912, Bartlett), 374-75, 380, 381n; S. 6266 (1912, Bacon), 374-75, 380, 381n; Chilton bill (1912), 361-62 --sundry civil appropriation legislation: act for 1911 (1910), H.R. 25,552 (1910), 132, 132n, 460, 469, 492; H.R. 25,552, Hughes amendment of, 132, 132n, 158, 460, 469, 492; bill for 1914, H.R. 28,775 (1913), 460-61, 468n, 469, 478-79, 484; H.R. 28,775, Hamill amendment of, 460-61, 468n, 469, 478-79, 484; act for 1914 (1913), H.R. 2441 (1913), 468n, 469, 491-92, 494, 495n, 507 --tariff act (1894). See Legislation, U.S.: Wilson-Gorman tariff --tariff act (1909), H.R. 1438 (1909), 484, 492n --tariff act (1913; Underwood tariff), H.R. 10 (1913) and H.R. 3321 (1913), 484-85, 493n --Underwood tariff. See Legislation, U.S., tariff act (1913; Underwood tariff) --vocational education bills: H.R. 20,374 (1910), 79, 80n; S. 4675 (1910), 79, 80n, 182, 182n; S. 3 (1911), 376, 381n, 398-99, 399n --Wilson bill. See Legislation, U.S., injunction limitation bills, H.R. 25,188 (1910, Wilson) and H.R. 11,032 (1911, Wilson) --Wilson-Gorman tariff (1894), 3:554n, 264 --workmen's compensation bill, S. 5382 (1912), 442-47, 448n, 457 Legislative records, of political candidates, 131-32, 387n, 395-96 Lehmann, Frederick W., 130 Lennon, John B.,* 6n, 332n, 371, 455-56, 501, 503-4; at AFL conventions, 6, 8-9, 16, 18n, 146n, 283, 286n, 295, 407, 409n, 411; and cloakmakers' strike, 110-12; and McNamara case, 235, 238n; and temperance, 38n, 92-94, 94n; letters to, 35-38, 92-94, 171-73, 386 Levi, Abraham G., 230, 231n Levi, Isaac M., 244n, 246-47; letter from, 244 Levi and Co., 230, 231n Levy, Samuel, 127 Lewis, John L.,* 279-80, 280n; letter from, 475-76 Lewis, Thomas L.,* 9n, 30, 93, 94n, 106n, 170; at AFL conventions, 7, 137, 139n, 288, 290n Lightner, Hamilton W., 232-34, 234n Lincoln, Abraham, 85 Lindsay, Samuel M., 455-56, 456n Literacy test, for immigrants, 330 Lithuanian workers, 345 Livernash, Edward J., 6:261-62n, 491 Llewellyn Iron Works, bombing of, 131n, 209n, 299n Locomotive Engineers, Brotherhood of,* 251, 253n, 313 Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, Brotherhood of,* 51n, 302n; affiliation with AFL, 249-53; and black workers, 250, 253n; convention, 1910 (St. Paul), 52n; and Southern Railway Co., 253n Lodge, Henry Cabot, 4:147n, 430 Loewe, Dietrich E. See Loewe v. Lawlor Loewe v. Lawlor, 6:177-78n, 40-42, 42n, 62-68, 70, 74, 75n; AFL and, 402-6, 406n; AFL assessment for appeal, 76n, 78, 86; appeal of decision, 41, 76n, 77-78, 79n, 193-94, 194n, 203, 204n, 265, 402-6, 406n; and conspiracy laws, 463, 466, 488-90 London, Meyer, 110-11, 114n, 127, 127n Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, 511n Los Angeles, Merchants' and Manufacturers' Association of, 121, 122-23n, 146-47, 148n, 248, 272 Los Angeles, organizing in, 121-22, 122n Los Angeles Central Labor Council, 4:480n, 148n Los Angeles Founders' and Employers' Association, 122-23n Los Angeles Metal Trades Council, 122n Los Angeles Saddlery and Finding Co., 148n Los Angeles Times, 349; photograph of SG in, 280, 281n, 282; strike against (1890-92, 1893- ), 6:213n, 129, 146 Los Angeles Times building, bombing of, 128-30, 130-31n, 136, 306-7, 349-50; and Los Angeles brewery workers' strike, 148n; and Los Angeles metal workers' strike, 123n; and McNamaras, 131n, 209n, 299n; SG condemnations of, 129, 220-24, 271-72, 349 Lovett, Robert S., 321, 323n Low, Seth, 7:321n, 118, 227n, 304n, 323, 324n; letters to, 220-26, 321-22 Lowell, Abbott L., 258, 259n Lubitz, Yetta, 243 Lusk Committee, 398n Lynch, James M.,* 4-5, 6n, 13, 138, 142-43, 290, 439n; letter from, 302 |
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