3-Samuel Gompers, "News Letter," 10th Jan., 1914. 4-A. F. of L., Legislative Committee, Report in Federationist," April, 1913, pp. 294-296.

5-" American Federationist," Sept., 1913.

CHAPTER XIII

I-Magistrate Campbell in Chief Magistrates Court, see York Times," 8th March, 1914.

CHAPTER XIV

I-A. F. of L. Report of Convention, 1912, p. 144. 2-" Typographical Journal," Jan., 1914, pp. 3-4.

3-" Amalgamated Journal of the A. of I. S. T. W. Jan., 1913.

4-Anton Johannsen, see "The Survey," 1st Feb., 1913, P

I

CHAPTER XV

"The Globe," New York, 9th July, 1913.

2-John Walker, in "Locomotive Firemen's Magazine,"

1913, p. 549.

3-A. F. of L. Convention Report, 1912, p. 149.

CHAPTER XVI

I-Arturo Giovannitti in Emile Pouget, "Sabotage," pp. 13 2-James Warbasse, “Sabotage" pamphlet reprinted and vised from "The Call," New York.

3-Arturo Giovannitti, op. cit., p. 15.

4-Ibid., p. 15.

5-"Jersey Justice," pph., p. I.

6-Arturo Giovannitti, op. cit., pp. 28-29.

CHAPTER XVIII

1-Frederick W. Taylor, in "Dartmouth College Conferen

on Scientific Management," p. 32.

2-Ibid., pp. 32-35.

3-Ibid., p. 21.

CHAPTER XIX

I-A. F. of L. Convention Report, 1912, p. 146.
2-Ibid., p. 33.

3-Washington State Federation of Labor, Convention Re-
port, 1913, p. 23.

Amalgamation, Metal trades,
89, 92, 95; Miners' Unions,
98; see also Industrial or
trade unionism, jurisdiction.

Locomotive
150-152 New
Australia, 15
Act, 154-155 R
erhoods, 30-38 State
of, 178

Union, Socialist
13; sympathetic

American Federation of Labor, Aristocracy of labor, 1 rothers, 188, 190-

high dues, 54, limited

rs' Union, label

Chap. II; autonomy of in-
ternationals, 16-20, 98-99; Autonomy, A. F. of L
amalgamation, 92, 95, 98;
boycott, Chap; class
action, 13-14 (see also
Industrial or trade unionism,
Sympathetica conven-
tions, 16; exencil,
24; federation, Federa-
tion of federations
federal unions, 21:
criticism of, 57-
unionism, Chap

nationals, 10-20; of elem. 3; sympathetic

werkers, 100-101:
trades, 98-99; building
86-89; metal trades, w
I. W. W., opposition t
59, 61-62.

national unions?
also Auton

tion); jurisc
87, 95; 101-
IX, 23;
XII; lim

Chap.

16, 20-21

tions,

ns,

rela-

cal

action

and

Social state

brands of
unio trade

der

union

sholence,

Teements.

scrgani-

Aizons, 225-

: II: Cana-
155-1578
149-1507

271

Blacklist, employers' boy
136.

Boot and Shoe Workers, o

position to class action, 14
use of label, 131.

Boycott, Chap. X, A. F of L

committee on, 138-140.
for its use, 136; Back Stw
and Range Co., 137.com pir
acy decisions, 145; bili o
posing conspiracy interpreta
tion, 158-160; Danbury Has
ters, 140-144; Halloway open
ion, 145-146; Montana dees
sion, 145; secondary boyreat,

diction of 105 10%
Bricklayers' union,
Bridge and Saructural from
Workers, union shop 14.
dynande toepiracy, 18

16 ་་་་ །། «

Incils, 92-94.
epartment, 22,

es, 201, 203;
e, 189, 205;

209-210; in

3.
4, 178.

23, 97-98.
union shop,
trike, 93-94.
1 of Labor,

se of label,

Association,
195, 197.
rers' Asso-

ent, 154-155.

nion shop.
Conductors.
therhoods.

ions, II, 18,
P, 120; Rail-
ods' identity
I-32; boycott,