Part 3 — APPENDIX VIII Partial List of Strikes Managed or Participated in by the I. W. W.
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Year and month called. Place. Class of workers affected. Issue.
1906
Aug New Haven, Ct. Paper makers.
Dec West New Brighton, Ct. Silk workers. Account of discharge of I. W. W.
? Skowhegan, Me.
? Goldfield, Nev. Miners and others.
1907
Feb Somers, Mont. Lumbermen Recognition of I. W. W.; company store; hospital.
Apr Portland, Ore. Saw-mill workers.
May Missoula, Mont. Lumbermen Higher wages.
Oct Vancouver, B. C. Lumbermen Against cut in wages and longer hours.
Nov Yonkers, N. Y. Street car men.
Nov Lancaster, Pa. Silk workers.
1908
Apr Marble, Colo Quarry workers.
Aug Lawrence, Mass. Textile Against wage cuts.
1909
May Somers, Mont. Lumbermen.
May Kalispell, Mont. Lumbermen.
May Prince Rupert, B. C. Lumbermen.
July New Castle, Pa. Sheet and tin plate. For open shop.
Aug Shenango, Pa. Sheet and tin plate.
? McKees Rocks, Pa. Pressed Steel Car Co. Wages, hours and general conditions.
? Waterville, Wash. Farm laborers For $3.00 a day.
1910
Mar Muncie, Ind. Glass workers Higher wages.
Apr North Yamhill, Ore. Farm hands. Against discharge of I. W. W.'s.
May New Bedford, Mass. Textile Against cut in wages.
June St. Louis, Mo. Garment workers.
July Reading, Pa. Auto. workers.
Aug San Diego, Cal. Gas works laborers Wages (Mexicans).
Oct Providence, R. I. Window cleaners. Closed shop; wages.
Nov Pittsburgh, Pa Meat packers.
Nov Brooklyn, N. Y. Shoe workers Wages.
1911
Jan La Grande, Wash. Miners Against cut in wages.
Jan New York, N. Y. Boot and shoe.
1912
Jan Lawrence, Mass Textile workers Against cut in wages.
Apr Willimantic, Ct. Textile workers Wages.
Apr Kansas City, Mo. Street railroad construction.
Apr New York Piano and organ.
Mar Hoquiam, Wash. Lumbermen Wages.
Mar Aberdeen, Wash. Lumbermen.
May Portland, Ore Street car workers Wages.
June White Salmon, Wash. Construction workers. Wages; conditions.
June Clinton, Mass Textile.
July New Bedford, Mass Textile.
July San Pedro, Cal Dock workers.
Oct Little Falls, N.Y. Textile. Against cut in wages.
Nov Cleveland, Ohio Cyclone wire fence works. Laborers (Slavonian I. W. W.'s).
Dec Portland, Ore Construction laborers. Against cut in wages (to camps on the Portland, Eugene and Eastern, between Portland and Eugene, 300 out).
Dec Merryville, La Lumbermen.
? Grays Harbor
? British Columbia Construction camps on the Canadian Northern.
? North Yamhill, Ore Farm Laborers 30 cents per hour and decent quarters.
1913
Jan Big Creek, Cal. Construction work (Stone and Webster) Wages, hours, conditions.
Feb Akron, Ohio Rubber workers.
Feb Paterson, N.J. Silk workers.
Feb Hazelton, N.J. Silk workers. Wage increase.
Jan San Francisco, Cal. Cannery workers. Against cut in wages.
Mar Esmond, R.I. Textile.
Mar Cleveland, Ohio Rubber workers.
Mar Seattle, Wash Tailors.
Apr Stockton, Cal Electrical workers.
Apr Rock Island, Ill. Sash and door.
May Marshfield, Ore. Lumbermen.
June Ipswich, Mass Textile.
Aug Wheatland, Cal. Hop pickers. General conditions.
Sept Pittsburgh, Pa. Tobacco workers.
Nov Shelton, Conn Textile.
? Duluth, Minn Dock laborers.
? New York, N.Y. Barbers.
1916
June Mesaba Range, Minn Iron miners.
June Red Granite, Wis Quarry workers. Discharge of I. W. W.'s.
Aug Scranton, Pa Miners.
Oct Old Forge, Pa Miners.
1917
Feb Philadelphia, Pa Sugar workers. Wages, hours, conditions.
Feb Philadelphia, Pa Longshoremen. In sympathy with sugar workers.
Apr Exeter, Cal Irrigation construction. Wages and hours.