Box 4

Includes correspondence with Local 22 and Empire City Safe Deposit Co., on Local's withdrawing securities, June; letter to John Lahey Chief Inspector), Police Department on suspension of officers from Locals 2, 9 and 22, August; peace plan between Union and Joint Action Committee of Cloak and Dressmakers, Sept.

Includes General Executive Board resolution suspending Locals 2, 9, 22 and 35; replies from Locals; Union release on N.Y. Cloakmakers Union situation.

Includes letter supporting N.Y. Cloakmakers strike (1926); requests from Union for financial assistance, 1928.

Includes greetings between Union and Needle Trades Workers; invitations to attend All-Russian Congress; General Executive Board reply, Jan. 1927

Includes list of manufacturers in contractual relation with Union, Sept.

Includes Union statement, release, memorandum, resolution on controversy, Sigman letters on condition in industry.

Correspondence with imprisoned Cloakmakers and statements from prisoners denouncing left faction of Union for betraying workers.

(Continued from above.)

Includes correspondence with attorneys for prisoners and relatives; William Green appeal to Governor Alfred E. Smith to commute sentences; letters from Sigman to Board of Parole and Judge Otto A. Rosalsky on the release of prisoners; list of contributors to Defense Fund; statement by released prisoners, Samuel Grossman and Harry Friedman denouncing Sigman and Union in Freiheit, Nov. 1927.

Letters from Union members on striking members; correspondence with committees.