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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

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, 7, I 1-2: I.W.W. Canadian Administration resolutions and correspondence from the 1934 conference. Some in Finnish.

E, 10, 9, I 1-12: I.W.W. Canadian Administration 3rd annual convention minutes and correspondence: held in Port Arthur on Oct, 21, 1935. Several differing copies of minutes, some in Finnish, some handwritten.

E, 10, 11, I 1-11: I.W.W. correspondence, proposals and minutes of meetings regarding reorganization: factional dispute between Four Trey and E.P. committees. 1930-1931. Some in Finnish,

E, 10, 13, I 1-11: I.W.W. correspondence regarding the unemployed union in Northern Ontario. 1932.

E, 10, 22, I 1-6: I.W.W. Canadian Administration: credential cards for delegates; blank monthly summary reports; open letter to membership; 2 copies of article "Is an Evaluation of our Organization Essential to Its Future in Canada?" by James Heney, 1940. 1932-1940.

E, 10, 24, I 1-3: I.W.W. delinquent lists. 1926-1930.

E, 10, 26, I 1-12: I.W.W. ballots: referendum ballots; vote tabulation forms; General Executive Member, 1927-1932.

E, 10, 28, I 1-2: I.W.W. referendum ballots by the Canadian Executive Board; various questions, July 1933, July 1934.

E, 11, 2, I 1: I.W.W. Ledger: delinquent supplies list, July 1, 1934 with some 1931-1932 notations. Note: oversize - filed at end of fonds.

E, 11, 5, I 1-3: I.W.W. subscription and receipt books for publications: Industrial Worker, 1924-1926; Tie Vapauteen, Jan. 5, 1928-Feb. 1, 1928; Industrialisti and others.

E, 11, 13, I 1-9: I.W.W.'s "Industrial Worker", the official organ of the I.W.W., a weekly newspaper published in Seattle, Washington; June 20, 1931, Feb. 9, 1932-Mar. 22, 1932, Aug. 30, 1932 and Dec. 1965.

E, 11, 14, I 1: "The Industrial Pioneer: An Illustrated Labor Magazine" published monthly by the General Executive Board of the I.W.W. in Chicago. Sept. 1925.

E, 11, 16, I 1: "Tie Vapauteen", (Road to Freedom), Finnish monthly publication of the I.W.W. published by the Workers Socialist Publishing Co. Duluth, Minnesota. Mainly in Finnish.

E, 11, 22, I 1-12: General Recruiting Union (G.R.U.) of I.W.W. minutes of meetings held in Calgary, Jan. 1928-Mar. 1928; minutes of 1st annual convention held in Chicago, Mar. 1928.

E, 11, 25, I 1-9: Agricultural Workers bulletins, Chicago, Dec. 1925- May 1931; harvest card, Aug. 16, 1933; by-laws, 1929 and 1930; financial statement, Dec. 1925; leaflet "Harvest Workers - Mind your own Business".

E, 11, 32, I 1-3: Metal Mine Workers Union #210 of the I.W.W. minutes, Aug. 15, 1926, Kirkland Lake, Ont. ; Coal Mine Workers Union #220 of the I.W.W. minutes, Feb. 1, 1929 and [1929?], Walsenburg, Colorado.

E, 11, 33, I 1-6: Metal and Coal Mine Workers #210 & #220 financial statements and bulletin, 1926; financial statement Feb. 1928 to Mar. 1929, Butte, Montana.