Reel 9

July 15, 1919-June 16 1921. 60pp. Subjects: U.S. Post Office Department operation of telephone and telegraph likes; allegations of mob violence and intimidation; indictment, trial, and appeal of strikers on conspiracy charges. Begins at 0486.

Jul 18-25, 1919. 14pp. Subjects: Mob violence and intimidation; U.S. Post Office Department operation of telephone and telegraph lines; Central Union Telephone Company employment of strikebreakers and armed guards; community support for strikers. Begins at 0546.

July 19-21, 1919. 8pp. Subjects: Bureau of Investigation surveillance of strikers and interviews with local officials and residents. Begins at 0560.

June 19, 1919-January 30, 1920. 229pp. Subjects: Indictment of strikers and their attorney for conspiracy to interfere with operations of Western Union Telegraph Company; U.S. Post Office Department operations of telephone and telegraph lines; Commercial Telegraphers Union; mob violence and intimidation; protests against alleged antilabor bias of U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Oklahoma; DOJ efforts to find work for paroled German seamen in Oklahoma. Begins at 0568.

June 28, July 1, 1919. 9pp. Subjects: Indictment of strikers and their attorney for conspiracy to interfere with operations of Western Union Telegraph Company; use of injunctions in labor disputes; mob violence and intimidation. Begins at 0797.

June 28-August 2, 1918. 11pp. Subjects: DOJ cooperation with U.S. Department of Labor in wartime arbitration of labor disputes; Finnish immigrants; alleged IWW involvement. Begins at 0806.

August 25-27, 1919. 4pp. Subjects: U.S. Attorney request for appointment of deputy U.S. Marshals; general strike; alleged IWW involvement. Begins at 0817.

Subfile 0. October 30-December 16, 1919. 310pp. Subjects: Personal correspondence to Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer commending him on his stand in the coal strike situation, J-Z; use of injunctions in labor disputes; federal prosecution of strikebreakers; UMWA. Begins at 0821.