Coal mining - Labor organization.
Found in 30 Collections and/or Records:
Rush Dew Holt (1905-1955) Papers
United Mine Workers of America, District 6, Records
20 items relating to union organizing in District 6, UMWA (eastern Ohio). Includes court injunctions against UMWA, 1951; affidavits with complaints against UMWA organizers, 1951; list of loyal UMWA members; a letter, 20 February 1951, transmitting this material from George Waters to Steve Kubic; also two credentials for UMWA conventions, 1949 and 1952.
United Mine Workers of America Inventory
United Mine Workers of America, Local Union 6046, Archives
United Mine Workers of America, Miscellaneous Papers and Union President Election Material Regarding Elijah Wolford
Material and campaign literature from the campaign of Elijah Wolford for the presidency of the union, 1969. Includes a letter from a campaign committee, the campaign platform, reprint of remarks by Congressman Ken Hechler in the United States House of Representatives, and a report on "Conspiracy in Coal" by T.N. Bethell.
United Mine Workers of America, Miscellaneous Papers, Certificate of Membership in Local No. 90
Certificate of membership in Local No. 90 of the United Mine Workers at Watson.
United Mine Workers of America, Miscellaneous Papers, Charter for Union Local No. 3934
Charter issued to Local 3934 by the United Mine Workers of America, May 13, 1920. M.B. Johnson of Hoard, West Virginia is listed as President of the Local and Loyd Downey of Point Marion, Pennsylvania is listed as Secretary. John L. Lewis, national President, signed the charter.
Van Amberg Bittner (1885-1949), Labor Leader, Papers
Winding Gulf Coals, Inc. Records
Woodrow Mosley, Coal Miner, Interview Transcript
Transcript of an interview with a retired coal miner of Lincoln County, WV. Mosley lived and worked in the coal fields of Logan County, WV and Pike County, KY most of his life. He started to work in 1929 when mining was still done by pick and shovel and retired in the early sixties when mining had become mechanized. He describes the changes in mining technology he experienced and the effect of unionization in the coal mining region of southern West Virginia.