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E, 10, 16, I 1-4: I.W.W. correspondence regarding the Canadian paper. 1933.

E, 10, 18, I 1-6: I.W.W. correspondence to Canadian Administration regarding general conditions in the Lumber industry and in relief camps and nomination for chairman from Vancouver, Grindrod, B.C. and Sault Ste. Marie (latter in Finnish). July 6, 1933-Dec. 14, 1933.

E, 10, 2, I 1: I.W.W. General membership minutes of organizing meeting held in Sudbury on Mar. 5, 1924. Handwritten in Finnish.

E, 10, 3, 1-4: I.W.W. Joint Branch minutes held in Minneapolis, Minnesota, during June and July 1927.

The C.T.K.L. supported the American-based labour organization, the Industrial Workers of the World (I.W.W.) The Canadian Administration of the I.W.W. was established in 1932 and was headquartered in Port Arthur at 314 Bay St, until [1936-1940?].

This series consists of minutes, correspondence, resolutions, ballots, financial records, and publications from both the Port Arthur office and from other branches throughout North America.Includes miscellaneous materials from individual union locals.

E, 10, 1, I 1-15: I.W.W. General Convention Minutes: 15th convention held in [Chicago?] Nov. 12-Dec, 01, 1923; 18th convention held in Chicago Nov. 12-20, 1928. Latter item in poor shape, photocopy included.

E, 10, 4, I 1-5: I.W.W. Joint Branch minutes held in Seattle, Washington. Jan. 12, 1926, Aug. 1927-Dec. 1929.

D, 8, 2, I 1-3: Publications: 2 copies of Canada's War on the White Slave Trade by Rev. J.G. Shearer, D.D., published by the Moral and Social Reform Council of Canada, no date; 2 copies of The Canadian Co-operator: A magazine of Social and Economic Programs published in the interests of the Canadian Co-operative Movement by the Co-operative Union of Canada, Brantford, Ontario, Sept. 1910; 2 copies of the Law and Regulations of Canada Respecting Immigration and Immigrants issued by Ottawa, May 16, 1910.

D, 8, 3, I 1-22: C.T.K.L. Miscellaneous: written warning in Finnish to someone not belonging to the barber's union, no date; copy of 1911 published cartoon entitled Pyramid of Capitalist System; leaflet encouraging membership into the C.T.K.L.; tickets and free passes to socials, 1938 and 1940's; circular sent to Finnish I.W.W. support circles from Portland Oregon, Feb. 22, 1925; C.T.K.L. blank membership cards; membership cards 1928, 1934, 1970's; Junior Wobbly Kindergarten membership card, 1933.

D, 8, 7, I 1: Scrapbook: newspaper clippings of articles and cartoons, some dated 1947, 1948; photographs of victims of labour disputes; originally was an accounting book from Sudbury, 1921-1924 [O.B.U., I.W.W.?]. Note: oversized - filed at end of fonds.

D, 8, 8, I 1-5: Farmers League: receipts for due stamps for the Lakeridge Branch of the F.Y.L. = Farmarien Yhteys Liitto; notebook with income and expenses and dues paid of the F.Y.L. Lakeridge Branch, 1932-1934; handwritten letter by Savip

D, 8, 9, I 1-11: C.T.K.L. Port Arthur Association's Sports Club, Nahjus: membership cards and event results for Onni Paavilainen and Mamie Luoma, 1933-1934; blank card to advise members of meetings.

D, 8, 14, I 1-5: Newspaper clippings: cartoons, poems, article regarding Rosval and Voutilainen as communist agitators instigating strikes, letters to editor, obituary notices of local Finns from 1975-1977 from the letters T to V.

D, 8, 21, I 1-28: Band Music: The Conservatory Band Book, selected and compiled by Hamlin E. Cogswell, arranged by Mackie-Beyer c. 1919, J.W. Pepper and Son; The R.B.H. Band Book, marches by R.B. Hall c.1904 by Carl Fischer; Feist's Rink Tunes for Band by Leo. Feist. Ltd., Special Arrangements of Feist's 1923 Dance Hits.

D, 8, 22, I 1-6: Orchestra Music: Valsette and Polka by Armas Maasalo, Edition Fazer, Finland; Berceuse by Armas J

D, 8, 25, I 1-3: Band and/or Orchestra Music: Chiquita, lyric by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Mabel Wayne, arranged by O. Sciacca; Commandant Syper March by Frank Zangari; Eljen a Haza, Keler B

D, 7, 24, I 1-4: Swedish Publications: newspapers Arbetare-Kuriren, organ for the syndicalist workers federation printed in G

D, 8, 1, I 1-5: Health Publications: regulations of the Department of Health of Ontario, 1934; 2 copies each of Canada's Health and Welfare published by the Department of National Health and Welfare, Ottawa, May and Aug. 1946.

D, 8, 4, I 1-5: C.T.K.L. addresses and mailing lists: newspaper clipping of American and Canadian I.W.W, Support circles, no date; newspaper clipping of C.T.K.L. addresses, 1929; list of individuals and organizations receiving the General Office Bulletin; mailing list of delegates receiving newspapers; list of C.T.K.L. associations throughout Ontario and their contact persons.

D, 8, 10, I 1: Biography of A.T. Hill (1896-?), a significant figure in the labour history of Northern Ontario: typewritten draft.

D, 9, 5, I 1-8: Cont...Orchids, Warner Crosby, arranged by Mackie-Beyer; Overture - Little Dandy, Daniels; Polka - Princess, Mackie-Beyer; Rain or Shine, Jack Yellen and Milton Ager; Rocked in the cradle of the Deep, arranged by G.Ed. Boos; Romanssi - Romans, Oskar Merikanto, Op.12; Royal Australian Navy March, Alex F. Lithgow; The Rye Waltzes, MacLaughin, arranged by G.H. Reeves.

D, 9, 10, I 1: Songbook (solo): Kokoelma yksinlauluja nuorisolle = Collections of songs for youth. Words in Finnish, Swedish and German.

D, 8, 6, I 1: Ledger: mostly blank, letters and lines drawn for charts; last page - a blank chart for vital statistics and physical measurements; loose sheet inside with Morse Code signalling instructions, no date. Note: Oversized - filed at end of fonds.

D, 8, 11, I 1: Poem entitled Amerikan [Reisu]: the journey to America and conditions. In Finnish with English. Anonymous.

D, 8, 13, I 1-9: Newspaper clippings of national labour news. Some from 1943, some from News Chronicle (Port Arthur).