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F, 14, 23, I 1-2: L.W.I.U. #120 correspondence from I.U. #210 and #220 Metal and Coal Mine Workers during strike in Butte, Montana. 1927.

F, 15, 7, I 1-4: L.W.I.U. #120 correspondence from Mikko Kainu regarding delegate supplies and monies. Nov. 25-May 30, 1932. In Finnish.

F, 15, 11, I 1-8: L.W.I.U. #120 miscellaneous: letters to editor of News Chronicle (Port Arthur) regarding Timber Men's Assoc., newspaper clipping regarding new bushmen's union; strike bulletins; financial statement of the relief Committee of the Algoma strikers. 1934.

F, 15, 6, I 1-17: L.W.I.U. #120 correspondence regarding the Sioux Lookout arrests including letters written by George MacAdam prior to and after his arrest. 1932. Some in Finnish.

F, 14, 24, I 1-4: L.W.I.U. #120 correspondence regarding speakers George Humon and Ben Fletcher. 1927.

F, 14, 43, I 1-13: L.W.I.U. #120 correspondence from Lumbercamps to the branch secretary in Port Arthur regarding delegate supplies, strikes and general conditions. 1929. Mostly handwritten, all in Finnish except one.

F, 14, 16, I 1-8: L.W.I.U. #120 correspondence: from other locals to Sudbury branch; telegram regarding work stoppages; letters regarding Sacco and Vanzetti. 1926.

F, 14, 36, I 1-18: L.W.I.U. #120 correspondence, miscellaneous, from/to Port Arthur branch: donation statements; union office business; members standing in union; labour situation reports; etc. 1928. Sone in Finnish.

F, 14, 50, I 1-27: L.W.I.U. #120 correspondence to Port Arthur branch: reports from I.U. #120 executive Members; amended by-laws of L.W.I.U. #120; letters from Hilda Maki and Herman Maki (former cook at camps) (Finnish); article by Oskari Paajanen from Shabaqua (Finnish). 1930.

F, 15, 4, I 1-18: L.W.I.U. #120 correspondence and miscellaneous: general bulletins; office correspondence; donation request; list of I.U.#120 property moved to Labour Temple; notes on strike; report on donations. 1931.

F, 14, 26, I 1-25: L.W.I.U. #120 correspondence regarding individual memberships: letters of apology from strike breakers; requests for references from Finland. 1926-1929.

F, 14, 44, I 1-48: L.W.I.U. #120 correspondence, miscellaneous: clearing house system; donations; nominations of branch secretary; closing of branch office and moving to 314 Bay St.; conditions out west. 1929. Some in Finnish.

F, 14, 25, I 1-25: L.W.I.U. #120 correspondence to Port Arthur branch including notice of meetings, telegrams, newsletters and other matters of union business. 1927.

F, 15, 12, I 1-14: L.W.I.U. #120 miscellaneous: agenda, resolutions, delegate credentials and minutes of the I.U.#120 conference held on Apr. 15, 1935; subscription list and covering letter for strike funds, 1935. Some in Finnish.

F, 15, 21, I 1-8: L.W.I.U. #120 bulletins, non-local. 1927-1929.

F, 15, 8, I 1: L.W.I.U. #120 audit of supplies at Port Arthur branch. Apr. 16, 1932.

F, 14, 33, I 1: L.W.I.U. #110, #120, and #310 minutes of Joint Conference held in Spokane, Washington. May 6, 1928.

E, 11, 7, I 1: Publication by the Junior Wobblies Union of the I.W.W., "Junior Recruit": published in Port Arthur at 314 Bay St. Aug. 1 1934.

G, 20, 10, I 1-5: Industrialist Printing co. executive meeting minutes. July 1927-May 1930. In Finnish.

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.

H, 22, 11, I 1-8: Industrial Worker: minutes, Jan. 1926-Mar. 1928; financial statements, Jan. 1926-Mar. 1926.

H, 22, 12, I 1-12: Industrial Worker: correspondence and miscellaneous May 1925-(1932).

E, 12, 1, I 1-2221: I.W.W. union due cards of the Canadian Administration from 1932 to the 1950's. Note: five separate sets of cards arranged alphabetically by last name.

E, 11, 1, I 1: I.W.W. Ledger: list of supplies issued to delegates from main office (Port Arthur), 1947-1953; delegate lists and issued supplies, 1936-1946, towards end of ledger; inventory of supplies at the main office, Feb. 20, 1946; delinquent list for supplies and cash, 1934-1942; Canadian delegates and supply list, 1932. Note: oversize - filed at end of fonds.

E, 13, 8, I 1-2: I.W.W. stamps: Port Arthur Joint Branches May 1936; I.W.W. Chicago.