South Chicago 6,616 Blacksmiths 5,699 Chicago Heights 569 Boilermakers 2,097 Misc. Chicago Dist 3,871 Brick & Clay Workers 187 Pittsburgh 8,970 Bricklayers 581 Johnstown 11,846 Coopers 138 Butler 2,519 Electrical Workers 8,481 Monessen & Donora 8,665 Foundry Employees 2,406 New Castle 2,710 Hod Carriers 2,335 Homestead 3,571 Iron, Steel & Tin Wkrs. 70,026 Braddock & Rankin 4,044 Iron Workers 5,829 Clairton 2,970 Machinists 12,406 McKeesport 3,963 Metal Polishers 349 Gary 7,092 M. M. & Smelter Wkrs. 15,223 Indiana Harbor 4,654 Mine Workers 1,538 Joliet 3,497 Moulders 1,382 Milwaukee 681 Pattern Makers - Waukegan 1,212 Plumbers 1,369 DeKalb 332 Quarry Workers 725 Aurora 242 Railway Carmen 5,045 Pullman 4,073 Seamen - Kenosha 585 Sheet Metal Workers 377 Hammond 1,102 Stationary Engineers 2,194 Wheeling Dist. 5,028 Stationary Firemen 5,321 Farrell & Sharon 3,794 Steam Shovelmen 2 Cleveland 17,305 Switchmen 440 Sparrows Point 93 Unclassified 12,552 Brackenridge & Natrona 2,110 East Pittsburgh 146 East Liverpool 50 Warren & Niles 474 Minnesota Dist. 185 Pueblo 3,113 Coatesville 828 Steubenville Dist. 4,108 Birmingham Dist. 1,470 Canton & Massillon 5,705 Vandergrift 1,986 Buffalo & Lackawanna 6,179 Youngstown 19,040 Peoria 984 Decatur 320 ------- ------- _Total by Localities_ 156,702 _Total by Trades_ 156,702 This report includes only those members actually signed up by the National Committee for Organizing Iron and Steel Workers, and from whose initiation fees $1.00 apiece was deducted and forwarded to the general office of the National Committee. It represents approximately 50 to 60 per cent. of the total number of steel workers organized during the campaign, and is minimum in every respect.