Labor unions

Abstract Alexander Malcolm Richmond (1889-1957) was employed by the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company (1922-1949) and was involved in union activities with Main Line Lodge, No. 146, Brotherhood Railway Carmen of America (1940-1951). He was also an executive board member of the Joint Protective Board, Brotherhood Railway Carmen of America (1949-1951). His papers include business correspondence concerning working conditions, union business, work violations, and safety issues;...

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This box contains six folders: photographs, Theodore Roosevelt Banquet, miscellaneous, two (2) books in memoriam for Max Morris, and the official roster of the fourteenth general assembly of Colorado.

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This box contains a scrapbook of Max Morris newspaper clippings from the timesurrounding his death in 1909.

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Brass card for Honorary Membership for Arthur M. Oberfelder to the I.A.T.S.E. (International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees) of Local #7 in Denver, Colorado. He was not an member, but was issued an honorary membership. The Union, begun in 1893, has gone through a number of name changes. The card is in a black leather card case.

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Collection contains information on and records from the Credit Union at the University of Denver.

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Correspondence from and to the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service and from the American Arbitration Association, Aribitor's Personal Data form, Arbitration Decision rendered by Rabbi Manuel Laderman and newsclipping of threatened strike at Gates Company.

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This folder contains an In Memoriam for Max Morris from the Retail Clerks International Advocate, dated July 1909.

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This folder conatins an In Memoriam for Max Morris from the American Federation of Labor, dated June 16, 1909.

Abstract Jeanne Williams, author of historical novels, reflects on her childhood growing up in Kansas and Oklahoma. Williams discusses her books, "Valiant Woman," "Harvest of Fury," and many others which are based on the history of the West. Promoting her newest novel "Valiant Woman," Williams discusses westward expansion after the Mexican American War and Civil War and the industries present including mining, trapping, trade, farming, and more. Discusses her research for her novels, particularly the...

Abstract This collection contains photographs of Max Morris, his parents, and excursions to the Garden of the Gods. There are mementos from the banquet honoring President Theodore Roosevelt that he attended, a menu card from a banquet honoring Max Morris in San Francisco, two (2) In Memoriam books, one from the Retail Clerks International Advocate and another from the American Federation of Labor, and an official roster from the fourteenth (14) general assembly of Colorado. There is also a scrapbook...