[513] Ninth annual meeting of the American Sociological Society, Dec., 1914. _Publications_, vol. ix, "Restrictions upon freedom of assemblage," p. 32. [514] "Free, Speech Fights of the I. W. W." Report to the U. S. Commission on Industrial Relations. Typewritten MS., p. 20. [515] _Proceedings_, p. 102, col. 1-2. [516] San Diego _Tribune_, March 4, 1912 (editorial). [517] Harris Weinstock, _Report to the governor of California on the disturbances in the city and county of San Diego in 1912_, p. 16. [518] Proceedings, _Industrial Worker_ (II), June 25, 1910, p. 3. [519] _Minutes of the Sixth Convention_ (Typewritten MS.), pp. 1-3. [520] B. H. Williams, "The Sixth I. W. W. Convention," _International Socialist Review_, vol. xii. p. 302, November, 1911. [521] Appendix to the _Minutes_, pp. 1-9. [522] _Industrial Worker_ (II), Sept. 28, 1911, p. 4. col. 1. [523] See Appendix iv, Table A. [524] Letter to the author, Oct. 13, 1911. [525] Compiled from figures furnished by General Secretary St. John (Letter of Feb. 1, 1915). [526] _Industrial Worker_, April 23, 1910. [527] "The I. W. W., its Strength and Opportunity," _Solidarity_, Feb. 25, 1911, p. 3, col. 1. [528] Since this was written its publication has been suspended by the government. [529] From report of General Secretary-Treasurer St. John to Sixth Convention; in Appendix to _Minutes_. [530] Report to the Sixth Convention. Appendix to _Minutes_. In appendix vi, the causes for suspension of locals are shown by individual unions. [531] B. H. Williams, "Sixth I. W. W. Convention," _International Socialist Review_, vol. xii, pp. 300-302, Nov., 1911. [532] _International Socialist Review_, vol. xii, p. 245, October, 1911. [533] Cf. F. Challaye, _Le syndicalisme révolutionnaire et le syndicalisme réformiste, passim._ [534] _Chicago Evening World_ (July 13, 1912). [535] _Compte Rendu_ (Ghent, 1911), p. 42. [536] _Proceedings, Thirty-first Annual Convention, A. F. of L._ (Atlanta, Ga., Nov., 1911), p. 29. [537] _Ibid._ [538] _Ibid._, p. 149. Report of James Duncan, delegate to the Budapest Conference. This report is also published in pamphlet form. [539] _Internationalist Socialist Review_, Mar., 1913, vol. xiii, p. 667, col. 1. [540] This view is presented by Harry Kelly, "A Syndicalist League" (a plea for the launching of a Syndicalist League in the United States), _Mother Earth_, Sept., 1912. Cf. also Foster, Wm. Z., and Ford, E. D., _Syndicalism_, which ably draws the distinction between the semi-anarchistic and semi-conservative syndicalism of the C. G. T. which some writers have tried to import, out of hand, into the United States, and the Industrial Socialism of the I. W. W. [541] _Mother Earth_, Nov., 1912, vol. vii, p. 307. [542] May 2, 1911 (Editorial). Reprinted in _Solidarity_, May 20, 1911. p. 4, col. 1. [543] May 11, 1911. [544] _On the Firing Line_, pp. 7-9. [545] William E. Trautmann, _One Great Union_, p. 24. note.