Washington State University Libraries, Manuscripts, Archives and Special Collections
SC 007
Radical Literature collection
1886-1957
12.5 Linear feet of shelf space
24 Boxes
Approximately 150 items
The collection consists of printed materials, primarily
pamphlets and other ephemera about political and social activism, specifically
communism, anarchism, socialism, and labor unions.
(MASC STAFF USE) Basement range 1:1
Collection materials are inEnglish mostly.
One item in Russian,
two items in Swedish,
two items in Spanish
The collection consists of printed materials, primarily pamphlets and other ephemera
about political and social activism, specifically communism, anarchism, socialism,
and labor unions. Most materials concerned with labor unions describe or are
published by the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW). There are a few items about
the Centralia conspiracy in Washington State, and some items promoting industrial
democracy. In addition to the ephemera, there are newspapers with articles
concerning socialism and labor unions.
Series 1: Industrial Workers of the World books, pamphlets and periodicals, Socialist
and Communist books and pamphlets, miscellaneous items, 1892-1957. Series 1 is
divided into two subseries.
Series 2: Newspapers and journals, 1886-1952.
The collection is arranged in two series, Each arranged alphabetically by title.
This collection is open and available for research use.
Copyright restrictions apply. Some items are too fragile for handling, and photocopies have been made for researcher use.
[Item Description]
Radical Literature collection, 1886-1952 (SC 007)
Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries, Pullman, WA.
This collection was purchased from Douglas Owens in 1971.
This collection was processed by Washington State University undergraduate student Courtney Buehn in 2009-2010.
In some cases, severely damaged originals were discarded after copying.
Jay Fox Papers, 1910-1951 (Cage 172)
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online
catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or
places should search the catalog using these headings.
Industrial Workers of the World -- History -- Sources
Socialism -- Literary collections
Communism -- Literary collections
Anarchism -- Literary collections
Labor unions -- America
Politics and Politicians
Civic activism
Social Classes
Series 1: Industrial Workers of the World
books, pamphlets and periodicals, Socialist and Communist books and
pamphlets, and miscellaneous items, 1892-1957
Subseries 1.1: IWW, Socialist, and
Communist pamphlets and periodicals
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1
The Advancing Proletariat. A Study of
the Movement of The Working Class From Wage Slavery to Freedom.
Abner E. Woodruff. Chicago: I.W.W. Publishing Bureau. 32 pages.
February, 1917.
1
2
Anarchism. Its Philosophy and Ideal.
Peter Kropotkin. Freedom Pamphlets, Number 10. London: Freedom
Office. Sixth issue. 31 pages. 1909.
1
3
Anarchist Communism. Its Basis and
Principles. Peter Kropotkine. Freedom Pamphlets, Number 4. London:
Freedom Office. Republished by permission of the editor and revised
by the author. 35 pages. 1900.
[reproduction: photocopy]
1
4
Anarchy on Trial. Being the Speeches
of George Etievant.Jean Grave.and Caserio Santo. in 1894. Freedom
Pamphlets, Number 9. London: Freedom Office. 30 pages.
1896.
1
5
Annual Report. American Association
for the Advancement of Atheism, Incorporated, 1927. New York City.
22 pages. Issued February, 1928.
[original and preservation photocopy]
1
6
Are the Synagogues. Temples and
Churches Going to be Universities in the Near Future? J. S. Shatz.
Denver. Labor Bulletin. Reprinted from the Christmas Edition. 41
pages. 1928.
1
7
Asiatic Exclusion. Speech of Hon.
Everis A. Hayes of California in the House of Representatives. May
27. 1908. Washington. 14 pages. 1908.
[reproduction: photocopy]
1
8
Background of the Plymouth Trial.
Bartolomeo Vanzetti. Boston: Road to Freedom Group. 38 pages.
(1926?).
1
9
Battle Hymns of Toil. Covington Hall
(Covami). Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: General Welfare Reporter. 119
pages. (1946?).
1
9
The Bloodstained Trail. A History of
Militant Labor in the United States. Ed. Delaney and M. T. Rice.
Seattle: The Industrial Worker. First Edition. 172 pages.
1927.
1
10
Building Construction. A Handbook of
the Industry. Issued by Building Construction Workers' Industrial
Union Number 330 of the I.W.W. Chicago: Industrial Workers of the
World. 38 pages. Undated.
1
11
California. the Beautiful and Damned.
Chicago: General Defense Committee. 31 pages. (1921?).
1
11
The Centralia Case. a Joint Report on
the Armistice Day Tragedy at Centralia. Washington. November 11.
1919. Issued by The Department of Research and Education of the
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, The Social
Action Department of th
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11
(Statement by Local Committee. Church
Centralia Committee. Seattle. 1930?).
1
12
The Centralia Conspiracy. Ralph
Chaplin. Seattle: I.W.W. 80 pages. (1920?).
1
13
The Centralia Conspiracy. The Truth
About the Armistice Day Tragedy. Ralph Chaplin. Chicago: General
Defense Committee. Third edition, revised. 144 pages.
1924.
1
14
Centralia Tragedy and Trial. Ben Hur
Lampman. Joint publication of Grant Hodge Post Number 17, Centralia,
Washington and Edward B. Rhodes Post Number 2, Tacoma, Washington.
The American Legion. 78 pages. Copyright 1920.
1
14
(Shorey Facsimile Reprint. Seattle:
The Shorey Book Store. Third edition. Number 68 of 100.
1967.)
1
15
The Chicago Liberty Meeting Held at
Central Music Hall. April 30. 1899. Liberty Tracts, Number 1.
Chicago: Central Anti-Imperialist League. 51 pages.
1899.
1
15
Chicago Replies to Moscow! Chicago:
Industrial Workers of the World. Fourth reprint in leaflet form. 4
pages. (1945?).
1
15
Coal.Mine Workers and Their Industry.
An Industrial Handbook Prepared by the Educational Bureau of the
I.W.W. for Coal.Mine Workers' Industrial Union Number 220. I.W.W.
Chicago: The Industrial Workers of the World. 108 pages.
(1921?).
1
16
The Communist. New York: Communist
Party of the United States of America. Volume 11, Number 7. Pages
577-672. July, 1932.
1
17
Communist Manifesto (Manifesto of the
Communist Party). Karl Marx and Frederick Engels. Chicago: Charles
H. Kerr and Company. 60 pages. 1947.
1
18
Communists Within the Government. the
Facts and a Program. Washington D.C.: Chamber of Commerce of the
United States. 57 pages. January, 1947.
1
19
Constitution and Statutes of the Grand
International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. The Locomotive
Engineers' Mutual Life and Accident Insurance Association and The
Pension Association of the B. of L. E. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. 158
pages. May, 191
1
20
Crime. Its Causes and Consequences.
John Keracher. Chicago: Charles H. Kerr and Company. 42 pages.
(1948?).
2
21
Doggerel for the Under Dogs. Joseph A.
Labadie. Detroit: The Labadie Shop. 100 pages. 1910.
2
21
Dollars and Steel Against Humanity on
Ore Miners Srike [Strike]. Chicago: I.W.W. 14 pages.
(1916?).
2
21
The Dominant Idea. Voltairine De
Cleyre. New York: Mother Earth Publishing Association. 16 pages.
1910.
2
21
"Due Process of Law. in Relation to
Statutory Uncertainty and Constructive Offences. Giving Much Needed
Enlightenment to Legislators. Bar and Bench. Theodore Schroeder. New
York City: Free Speech League. 74 pages. 1908.
2
22
Eleven Blind Leaders or "Practical
Socialism. and "Revolutionary Tactics. From an I.W.W. Standpoint. B.
H. Williams. New Castle, Pennsylvania: Solidarity Literature Bureau.
28 pages. 1910.
2
22
Evidence and Cross.Examination of J.T.
(Red. Doran in the Case of the U.S.A. vs. Wm. D. Haywood et al.
Chicago: General Defense Committee. 151 pages. (1918?).
2
23
The Evolution of Industrial Democracy.
Abner E. Woodruff. Chicago: I.W.W. Publishing Bureau. 40 pages.
Undated.
2
24
The Evolution of Industrial Democracy.
Abner E. Woodruff. Chicago: Industrial Workers of the World. 45
pages. Undated.
2
24
Expropriation. Peter Kropotkine.
Frreedom [Freedom] Pamphlets, Number 7. London: J. Turner. 39 pages.
(1895?).
2
25
Facts Concerning the Struggle in
Colorado for Industrial Freedom. Series 1. Denver: Coal Mine
Managers. 72 pages. 1914.
2
26
Facts Kept From the Farmer. General
Handbook of the National Nonpartisan League. No publisher. 79 pages.
Issued September, 1917.
2
27
The Ferrer Modern School. W. J.
Durant. New York: The Francisco Ferrer Association. 8 pages.
Undated.
2
28
The First Step to World Democracy. One
Hundred Reasons Why America Should Adopt. Immediately. the Greatest
Social and Industrial Reform of Modern Times. The Single Tax Upon
Land Values. Emil Jorgensen. Indianapolis, Indiana. No publisher. 92
pages. Copyri
[reproduction: photocopy]
2
28
"Foreign Invasion": The Final Resort
of Plutocracy's Henchmen to Fool the Working People into a Fight
that Does Not Concern Them. New York City: The National Executive
Committee, Socialist Labor Party. 4 pages. Undated.
2
29
Frederick Engels. John Keracher.
Chicago: Charles H. Kerr and Company. 44 pages. 1946.
2
30
The General Strike For Industrial
Freedom. Chicago: Industrial Workers of the World. 48 pages. 2
copies. 1946.
2
31
Grenville Kleiser's Personal Lessons
in Public Speaking and the Development of Self.Confidence. Mental
Power and Personality. Third Lesson. Developing Your Speaking Voice.
Grenville Kleiser. New York: Funk & Wagnalls. 12 pages.
Copyright 1911.
2
31
Grenville Kleiser's Personal Lessons
in Public Speaking and the Development of Self.Confidence. Mental
Power. and Personality. Eighth Lesson. English Style for Public
Speaking. Grenville Kleiser. New York: Funk & Wagnalls. 15
pages. Copyright 1911.
2
31
Grenville Kleiser's Personal Lessons
in Public Speaking and the Development of Self.Confidence. Mental
Power and Personality. Thirteenth Lesson. Forms of Discourse.
Grenville Kleiser. New York: Funk & Wagnalls. 15 pages.
Copyright 1911.
2
31
Grenville Kleiser's Personal Lessons
in Public Speaking and the Development of Self.Confidence. Mental
Power and Personality. Fourteenth Lesson. Speaking to Convince.
Grenville Kleiser. New York: Funk & Wagnalls. 15 pages.
Copyright 1911.
2
31
Grenville Kleiser's Personal Lessons
in Public Speaking and the Development of Self.Confidence. Mental
Power and Personality. Fifteenth Lesson. Speaking to Persuade.
Grenville Kleiser. New York: Funk & Wagnalls. 15 pages.
Copyright 1911.
[reproduction: photocopy]
2
32
The Head.fixing Industry. John
Keracher. Chicago: Charles H. Kerr and Company. Enlarged edition. 50
pages. 1955.
2
33
Historical Catechism of American
Unionism. Chicago: Educational Bureau of the Industrial Workers of
the World. 95 pages. Undated (1923?).
2
34
Hotel. Restaurant and Domestic
Workers. How They Work and How They Live. L. S. Chumley. Chicago:
Industrial Workers of the World. 38 pages. Undated.
2
34
How the Gods Were Made (A Study in
Historical Materialism). Chicago: Charles H. Kerr and Company. 52
pages. Undated.
2
35
In the Kangaroo Court of the State of
Lumberlust. State of Lumberlust vs. A. Wise Wobbly. Defendant
Charged With Comical Syndicalism and Ten Thousand Crimes in the
Inferior Court of Sawdust County. Judge Lynch. Presiding.
Transcribed by Walker Smith. Seat
[original and preservation photocopy]
2
36
In Memoriam. John Peter Altgeld.
Chicago: John P. Altgeld Memorial Association. 14 pages.
1912.
[original and preservation photocopy]
2
37
In the United States Circuit Court of
Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. Moses Harmon. Plaintiff in Error
vs. The United States. Defendant in Error. Brief Argument for
Plaintiff in Error. 38 pages. 1905.
2
38
The Individual Initiative of an
Evolutionary Psychologist Described. Joseph Ishill and Theodore
Schroeder. Coscob, Connecticut: Next Century Press. 15 pages.
1941.
[original and preservation photocopy]
2
39
Istoria Ihdustrialbhyky Rabochikh Mira
(History of the I.W.W. in Russian). Iakov Starik. Chicago:
Ispolhitelbhogo Komiteta Rchsskikh Otdelov I.R.M. 203 pages.
1921.
2
39
The IWW. Seattle: Industrial Workers
of the World, Seattle Joint Branches. 8 pages. Circa
1955.
3
40
The I.W.W. in Theory and Practice.
Justus Ebert. Chicago: Industrial Workers of the World. 124 pages.
(1920?).
3
40
The I.W.W. in Theory and Practice.
Chicago: Industrial Workers of the World. Fifth revised edition. 124
pages. Undated.
3
41
The I.W.W.: Its History. Structure.
and Methods. Vincent St. John. Chicago: Industrial Workers of the
World. Revised. 47 pages. 1919.
3
41
The I.W.W.: What it is and What it is
Not. Chicago: Industrial Workers of the World. 39 pages.
Undated.
3
42
Judgment. William Platt. Light Bearer
Library: New Series, Volume 1. Number 3. Chicago: M. Harman. 46
pages. April, 1900.
[reproduction: photocopy]
3
42
Justice to the I. W. W. Alexander
Sidney Lanier. Reprinted from The New Republic. Chicago: American
Freedom Foundation. 7 pages. 1920.
3
42
Labor Defense. Manifesto. Resolutions.
Constitution Adopted by the First National Conference. held in
Ashland Auditorium. Chicago. June 28. 1925. Chicago: International
Labor Defense. 16 pages. (1925).
3
42
Labor is Entitled to All it Produces!:
Very Important for All Members and Supporters of the Industrial
Workers of the World. Chicago: Industrial Workers of the World. 4
pages. Copyright 1910.
3
43
Labor Leaders Betray Tom Mooney. San
Francisco: Tom Mooney Molders Defense Committee. 50 pages. January,
1931.
3
43
Labor Legislation. Remarks of Hon.
David J. Lewis of Maryland in the House of Representatives. July 10.
1916. Washington: Government Printing Office. 8 pages.
1916.
3
44
The Land of Your Children. A Sermon
Delivered in St. Martini church. Bremen. Germany. by Emil Felden.
Pastor Primarius. Translated by Mrs. Daniel Kiefer. Emil Felden.
Cincinnati, Ohio: The Joseph Fels Fund of America Publicity Bureau.
23 pages. (1912?).
3
44
Law and Authority. Peter Kropotkin.
Free Society Library, Number 1. San Francisco: Free Society
Publishing Company. 24 pages. January, 1898.
[original and preservation photocopy]
3
44
Letters to Judd. an American
Workingman. Upton Sinclair. Pasadena, California: Upton Sinclair. 64
pages. 1932.
3
44
Liberal Opponents and Conservative
Friends of Unabridged Free Speech. Being Notes of a Lecture
Delivered March 13. 1910. before The Brooklyn Philosophical
Association. Theodore Schroeder. New York: Mother Earth Publishing
Association. 16 pages. 1910.
3
45
Loneslavens Organisation. En
Agitationsskrift for Industrial Workers of the World. S. G.
Johanson. Vancouver, B.C.: Scandinavian Branch of I. W. W. 31 pages.
Undated.
3
46
Looking Back (2000.1887); or. Life in
the Year 2000. A.D. Edward Bellamy. London, Ontario, Canada:
Socialist Publishing Company. Special edition. 72 pages, plus
handwritten pages. Undated.
3
47
The Lumber Industry and Its Workers.
Chicago: Industrial Workers of the World. Third edition. 91 pages.
Undated.
3
47
Marx on Mallock. or. Facts vs.
Fiction. Daniel De Leon. New York: New York Labor News Company. 31
pages. (1908).
3
48
Masses & Mainstream. New York: New
Century Publishers. Volume 1, Number 3. 96 pages. May,
1948.
3
48
Masses & Mainstream. New York: New
Century Publishers. Volume 1, Number 4. 96 pages. June,
1948.
3
48
Masses & Mainstream. New York: New
Century Publishers. Volume 1, Number 6. 96 pages. August,
1948.
3
49
McCarthyism. The Fight for America.
Senator Joe McCarthy. New York: The Devin-Adair Company Publishers.
101 pages. 1952.
3
50
Minutes of the Convention of the
Inland Empire Division of the Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen.
June 22. 1918. Spokane. Washington. Minutes of the Meeting of the
Operators of the Inland empire. Held at Spokane. Washington.
Thursday. June 22. 1918. 4
3
51
The Modern School. Francisco Ferrer.
New York: Mother Earth Publishing Association. 8 pages.
Undated.
3
51
The Modern School. New York: Francisco
Ferrer Association. Volume 1, Number 2. 14 pages. April,
1912.
3
51
The Modern School. New York: Francisco
Ferrer Association. Number 3, Winter number. 12 pages.
1912-1913.
3
51
The Modern School. New York: Francisco
Ferrer Association. Number 4, Spring number. 8 pages.
1913.
3
52
Money and Money Reforms. Christ
Jelset. Chicago: Charles H. Kerr and Company. 60 pages. Copyright
1947.
3
52
Monopoly. or How Labour is Robbed.
William Morris. London: J. Turner. 15 pages. (1898?).
3
52
More Truth About the I. W. W.: Facts
in Relation to the Trial at Chicago by Competent Industrial
Investigators and Noted Economists. Chicago: The Industrial Workers
of the World. 47 pages. Undated.
Mother Earth. New York: Emma
Goldman.
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53
Volume 2, Number 1. Pages 1-58.
March, 1907.
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53
Volume 2, Number 2. Pages 59-116.
April, 1907.
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Volume 2, Number 3. Pages 117-174.
May, 1907.
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54
Volume 2, Number 4. Pages 175-203.
June, 1907.
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54
Volume 2, Number 5. Pages 205-234.
July, 1907.
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55
Volume 2, no. 6. Pages 235-264.
August, 1907.
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55
Volume 2, Number 7. Pages 267-293.
September, 1907.
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55
Volume 2, Number 10. Pages
417-476. December, 1907.
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56
Volume 2, Number 11. Pages
477-536. January, 1908.
Mother Earth. New York: Emma Goldman
and Alexander Berkman.
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56
Volume 3, Number 5. Pages 209-240.
July, 1908.
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56
Volume 3, Number 8. Pages 305-336.
October, 1908.
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57
Volume 3, Number 10. Pages
337-368. December, 1908.
Mother Earth. New York: Emma
Goldman.
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57
Volume 4, Number 2. Pages 33-63.
April, 1909.
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57
Volume 7, Number 9. Pages 271-314.
November, 1912.
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57
Volume 7, Number 12. Pages
395-426. February, 1913.
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58
Volume 8, Number 4. Pages 97-128.
2 copies. June, 1913.
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58
Volume 8, Number 8. Pages 225-256.
October, 1913.
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58
Volume 8, Number 9. Pages 257-288.
November, 1913.
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59
Volume 8, Number 10. Pages
291-320. December, 1913.
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59
Volume 9, Number 4. Pages 97-128.
June, 1914.
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59
Volume 9, Number 5. Pages 129-176.
July, 1914.
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59
Volume 9, Number 6. Pages 177-208.
August, 1914.
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60
Volume 9, Number 7. Pages 209-240.
September, 1914.
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60
Volume 9, Number 10. Pages
305-336. December, 1914.
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60
Volume 9, Number 12. Pages
369-400. February, 1915.
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61
Volume 10, Number 1 (souvenir
number). Pages 401-464. March, 1915.
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61
Volume 10, Number 5. Pages
161-192. July, 1915.
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61
Volume 10, Number 6. Pages
193-224. August, 1915.
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62
Volume 10, Number 8. Pages
257-288. October, 1915.
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62
Volume 10, Number 12. Pages
385-416. February, 1916.
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62
Volume 11, Number 3. Pages
495-526. May, 1916.
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62
Volume 11, Number 11. Pages
721-752. January, 1917.
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63
Volume 11, Number 12. Pages
753-784. February, 1917.
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63
Volume 12, Number 1. Pages 1-32.
March, 1917.
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63
Volume 12, Number 3. Pages 65-66
(only two pages). May, 1917.
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63
Volume 12, Number 6. Pages
193-224. August, 1917.
4
63
Mother Earth Bulletin. New York:
Bulletin Association. Volume 1, Number 7. 8 pages. April,
1918.
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64
A Much Needed Defence for Liberty of
Conscience. Speech and Press With Special Application to Sex
Discussion. Theodore Schroeder. Republished for the author from The
Liberal Review for August and September, 1906. (Downers Grove,
Illinois: Kelmscott Press.
4
64
One Big Union of All the Workers. the
Greatest Thing on Earth. Chicago: I.W.W. Publishing Bureau. 31
pages. Undated.
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64
One Big Union of the I.W.W. (Chart
Included). Chicago: Industrial Workers of the World. 26 pages.
Undated.
4
65
One Big Union of the Industrial
Workers Of The World. Chicago: Industrial Workers of the World.
Fourth revised edition. 32 pages. 1944.
4
65
One Big Union of the Industrial
Workers Of The World. Chicago: Industrial Workers of the World.
Fifth revised edition. 32 pages. 2 copies. 1957.
4
66
The One Big Union Monthly. Editor:
John Sandgren. Chicago: General Executive Board of the Industrial
Workers of the World. Volume 2, Number 2, Whole Number 12. 62 pages.
February, 1920.
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67
An Open Letter to President Harding.
From 52 Members of the I.W.W. in Leavenworth Penitentiary Who Refuse
to Apply for Individual Clemency. Chicago: General Defense
Committee. 27 pages. (1922).
4
68
Preamble. Constitution and By.Laws of
the American Labor Union. Adopted by Referendum December 1903.
Chicago: Kerwin Brothers. 74 pages. 1903.
4
68
Preamble and Constitution of the
Industrial Workers of the World. Chicago: General Administration. 70
pages. 1921 (as adopted and amended).
4
69
President John Smith. Frederick Upham
Adams. Chicago: Charles H. Kerr and Company. 25th edition. 289
pages. 1898.
4
70
Presumptions and Burden of Proof as to
Malice in Criminal Libel. Theodore Schroeder. Reprinted from the
American Law Review, March-April, 1915, Volume XLIX, Number 2, Pages
199-216. New York: The Free Speech League. Pages 199-216.
1915.
4
70
Producers and Parasites. John
Keracher. Chicago: Charles H. Kerr and Company. 28 pages.
1935.
4
71
Proletarian and Petit.Bourgeois.
Austin Lewis. Chicago: Industrial Workers of the World. 32 pages.
Undated.
4
71
Proletarian and Petit.Bourgeois.
Austin Lewis. Chicago: Industrial Workers of the World. 47 pages.
Undated.
4
72
¿Qué es el Preámbulo de la I.W.W.?:
Díalogo (What is the I.W.W. Preamble? Spanish). Chicago:
Trabajadores Industriales Del Mundo. 39 pages. Undated.
4
72
¿Que es la I.W.W.?. Los Angeles:
Industrial Workers of the World. 2 pages. Undated.
5
73
Report of R. N. Rumbaugh.
Secretary.Treasurer. With Financial Statement of G. R. U. For Year
Ending February 28th. 1927. Seattle: Washington Branch, General
Defense Branch. 9 pages. 1927.
5
74
The Revolutionary I.W.W. Grover Perry.
Chicago: I.W.W. Publishing Bureau. 24 pages. (1915).
5
74
Revolutionary Studies. Translated From
"La Revolte," and Reprinted from "The Commonweal." The Socialist
League. London: Office of "The Commonweal." Uncut (32 pages).
1892.
5
74
Revolutionary Studies. Translated From
"La Revolte," and Reprinted from "The Commonweal." The Socialist
League. London: Office of "The Commonweal." 32 pages.
1892.
[original and preservation photocopy]
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75
The Right to Disbelieve. Edwin J. Kuh.
New York: Mother Earth Publishing Association. 16 pages.
1910.
5
75
The Road Ahead. America's Creeping
Revolution. John T. Flynn. New York: The Devin-Adair Company.
Special edition. 207 pages. 1949.
5
76
Schoo
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77
The Scientific Approach to Religious
Psychology. Theodore Schroeder. Reprint from Truth Seeker. New York.
20 pages. 1922.
5
78
Sentenced to Twenty Years Prison. New
York: Political Prisoners Defense and Relief Committee. 32 pages.
1919.
5
79
Shall Freedom Die?: 166 Union Men in
Jail For Labor. By One of Them. Chicago: I.W.W. Publishing Bureau.
23 pages. 1917.
5
79
The Silent Defenders. Courts and
Capitalism in California. Harvey Duff. Chicago: Industrial Workers
of the World. 112 pages. (1918?).
5
79
Skandinavisk I.W.W. Sang Bok. Seattle:
I.W.W. Skandinaviska Propaganda. 64 pages. Undated.
5
80
Socialism and the World War. Kate
Richards O'Hare. The Kate O'Hare Booklets, Number 1. St. Louis:
Frank P. O'Hare. 30 pages. (1919).
5
80
Socialism. Utopian and Scientific.
Frederick Engels. Chicago: Charles H. Kerr and Company. 139 pages.
(1908?, 1948?).
5
81
Socialist Campaign Book. Compiled by
the National Campaign Committee of the Socialist Party. Chicago:
National Headquarters Socialist Party. 352 pages. 1912.
5
82
Socialist Congressional Campaign Book.
Compiled by The Socialist Party. Chicago: The Socialist Party. 334
pages. 1914.
5
83
The Socialists. An Address Delivered
by E.C. Miller of 115 Bank Street. New York. before the Winter's
Night Club of Brooklyn. New York January 16th. A. D. 1918. No
publisher. Undated.
5
84
Songs of Fellowship. Robert Whitaker.
Seattle: Seattle Fellowship. 28 pages. Undated.
5
84
Songs of the Workers to Fan the Flames
of Discontent. Chicago: Industrial Workers of the World. 31st
edition. 63 pages. May, 1964.
5
84
Songs of the Workers on the Road. in
the Jungles and in the Shops. Front cover- I.W.W. Songs to Fan the
Flames of Discontent. Chicago: I.W.W. Publishing Bureau. Tenth
edition, Joe Hill Memorial edition. 56 pages. February,
1917.
5
84
Songs of the Workers on the Road. in
the Jungles and in the Shops. Spokane: Spokane Local of the I.W.W.
38 pages. (1912?).
5
85
Speech of President Woodrow Wilson
Accepting the Nomination for President by the Democratic Party.
Together with Address of Notification by Senator Ollie M. James of
Kentucky. Delivered at Shadow Lawn. New Jersey. Saturday. September
2. 1916. Washington:
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86
The State. Its Historic Role. Peter
Kropotkin. Freedom Pamphlets. London: Freedom Press. Fourth edition.
42 pages. 1911.
[reproduction: photocopy]
5
87
The Story of the Sacco.Vanzetti Case.
Including an Analysis of the Trial. Includes letter from Defense
Committee. Boston: Sacco-Vanzetti Defense Committee. 47 pages.
(1921?).
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Syndicalism. The Modern Menace to
Capitalism. Emma Goldman. New York: Mother Earth Publishing
Association. 14 pages. 1913.
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88
A Tale of the Strassburg Geese. with
other Allegories. R. B. Kerr. Chicago: M. Harman. Light Bearer
Library, Volume 1, Number 11. 31 pages. May, 1901.
6
88
Thumbnail Essays on the Psychology of
War and Peace. Theodore Schroeder. Next Century Pamphlets Number 5.
Coscob, Conn.: by the Author. 16 pages. 1944.
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89
The Truth About the I.W.W. New York:
National Civil Liberties Bureau. 55 pages. April, 1918.
6
89
Twenty Five Years of Industrial
Unionism. (Chicago: I.W.W.). 79 pages. (1930).
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90
Two Pages From Roman History. I. Plebs
Leaders and Labor Leaders. II. The Warning of the Gracchi. Daniel De
Leon. New York: National Executive Committee Socialist Labor Party.
89 pages. 1915.
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91
Two Worlds. An Imaginary Speech
Delivered by Bartolomeo Vanzetti Before Judge Webster Thayer. Why
Sentence of Death Should Not Be Pronounced no Him and Nicola Sacco.
Dr. Michael A. Cohn. New York: Independent Sacco-Vanzetti Committee.
64 pages. (1927?).
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92
Unemployment and the Machine. Chicago:
Industrial Workers of the World. 48 pages. 1934.
6
92
A Union for All Railroad Workers.
Chicago: Industrial Workers of the World. 32 pages.
Undated.
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93
Wage.Labor and Capital. Karl Marx.
Chicago: Charles H. Kerr and Company. Revised translation. 59 pages.
1948.
6
93
Wages and the Working Day. John
Keracher. Chicago: Charles H. Kerr and Company. 26 pages.
1946.
6
94
War. What For? George Kirkpatrick.
West La Fayette, Ohio: by the Author. Eleventh edition. 352 pages.
1914.
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95
Was it Murder? :The Truth About
Centralia. Walker C. Smith. Seattle: Northwest District Defense
Committee. 48 pages. August, 1922.
6
95
Was it Murder? :The Truth About
Centralia. Walker C. Smith. Seattle: Washington Branch General
Defense Committee. Revised. 48 pages. May, 1927.
6
96
What Sort of Union is the I.W.W.
Asking You to Build? Chicago: Industrial Workers of the World. 4
pages. (1965?).
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96
Why Building Workers Must Organize in
the One Big Union!. Peo Monoldi. Chicago: Building Construction
Workers' Industrial Union Number 330 of the I.W.W. 16 pages.
Undated.
6
97
Witchcraft and Obscenity. Twin
Superstitions. Theodore Schroeder and Dr. Havelock Ellis. New York:
Free Speech League. 16 pages. 1912.
6
98
The Workers and Peasants of Russia.
How They Live. Augustine Souchy. Chicago: Industrial Workers of the
World. 144 pages. Undated.
Subseries 1.2: Miscellaneous
items
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99
Carmen. Prosper Merimee. Little Blue
Book Number 21. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Company. 64 pages. 2
copies. (1935?).
6
99
Cover of Carmen.
6
100
Hollywood From the Inside. Don Gordon.
Little Blue Book Number 1401. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius
Company. 64 pages. 1929.
6
100
Loose excerpt from volume containing
Song of Hiawatha and The Courtship of Miles Standish
(1858?).
6
101
The King Enjoys Himself (Le Roi
S'Amuse). Victor Hugo. Little Blue Book Number 379. Girard, Kansas:
Haldeman-Julius Company. 119 pages. 2 copies. 1923.
6
102
Pillars of Society. Henrik Ibsen.
Little Blue Book Number 80. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Company.
128 pages. 2 copies. Undated.
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103
Three Views of Tolerance. Theodore
Schroeder. Coscob, Conn. Undated.
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103
Erudite Infantilism. Theodore
Schroeder. Coscob, Conn. Undated.
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103
Where is Obscenity? Theodore
Schroeder. Undated.
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103
My Prayer. Theodore Schroeder.
Reprinted from the August issue of The Open Road, Mays Landing, New
Jersey. 1943.
6
103
A Maverick Psychologist. Maynard
Shipley. Reprint from The New Humanist, Chicago, Ill., Volume 6,
Number 2, March-April, 1933. Pages 37-40.
Series 2: Newspapers and journals,
1886-1952
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Appeal to Reason. Number 1082. Girard,
Kansas: W.H. Wayland. August 26, 1916.
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105
The Argonaut. Volume 18, Number 12. March
20, 1886.
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106
Clothed With the Sun. Editor: Lois
Waisbrooker. San Francisco, CA. Volume 1, Numbers 1-12 and supplement
(bound together), 1900-1901.
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107
The Tacoma Daily Ledger (The Daily
Ledger). Tacoma, Washington. Volume 19, Number 257. Saturday, September
14, 1901. 8 pages.
7
107
The Daily Pioneer Press. Saint Paul,
Minnesota. Volume 48, Number 257. Saturday, September 14, 1901. 12
pages.
7
107
The Daily Worker. Chicago: The Daily
Worker Publishing Company. Volume 3, Number 258. Saturday, November 13,
1926. 7 pages.
Free Society. San Francisco,
California.
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108
New Series Number 8, Whole Number 144.
Sunday, January 2, 1898. 8 pages.
7
108
New Series Number 9, Whole Number 145.
Sunday, January 9, 1898. 8 pages.
7
108
New Series Number 10, Whole Number
146. Sunday, January 16, 1898. 8 pages.
7
108
New Series Number 11, Whole Number
147. Sunday, January 23, 1898. 8 pages.
Free Society. Chicago.
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Volume 10, Number 2. Whole Number 396.
Sunday, January 11, 1903. 8 pages.
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109
Volume 10, Number 3. Whole Number 397.
Sunday, January 18, 1903. 8 pages.
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Volume 10, Number 9. Whole Number 403.
Sunday, March 1, 1903. 8 pages.
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Volume 10, Number 27. Whole Number
421. Sunday, July 5, 1903. 8 pages.
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Volume 10, Number 35. Whole Number
429. Sunday, August 30, 1903. 8 pages.
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In Fact. Editor: George Seldes. New
York. Volume 12, Number 14. (Number 274) 4 pages. January 7,
1946.
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In Fact. Editor: George Seldes. New
York. Volume 12, Number 15. (Number 275) 4 pages. January 14,
1946.
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Industrial Worker. Seattle,
Washington. Volume 1, Number 47. Whole Number 47. 8 pages. Saturday,
March 3, 1917.
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Industrial Worker. Chicago, Ill.
Volume 64, Number 25. Whole Number 1249. 8 pages. April,
1967.
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111
Industrial Worker. Volume 65, Number
4. Whole Number 1261. 8 pages. April, 1968.
New Masses. Editor: Joseph North. New
York: New Masses Inc.
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Volume 56, Number 5. 31 pages. July
31, 1945.
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Volume 57, Number 1. 31 pages. October
2, 1945.
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Volume 57, Number 8. 31 pages.
November 20, 1945.
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Volume 57, Number 9. 31 pages.
November 27, 1945.
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112
Volume 57, Number 11. 31 pages.
December 11, 1945.
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Seattle Strike Intelligencer. Seattle,
Washington. Volume 1, Number 1. 4 pages. Sunday, June 22,
1924.
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113
Seattle Union Record. Special State
Edition. Seattle. Volume 4, Number 104. 6 pages. Wednesday, August 24,
1921.
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Tacoma Evening News. Tacoma, Washington.
Volume 37, Number 143. 16 pages. Saturday, September 7,
1901.
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Utopian News. Los Angeles, California.
Volume 3, Number 10. 4 pages. Monday, December 2, 1935.