[729] All I. W. W. membership in clothing, shirt, collar and cuff factories. [730] All I. W. W. membership in slaughter and packing houses. [731] All I. W. W. membership on steam railroads. [732] Adapted by permission from Geo. E. Barnett, _Quar. Jour. Econ._ (Aug., 1916, Appendix), vol. 30: pp. 838-46. [733] Merged in the I. W. W. in 1905. [734] Adapted from Barnett, _op. cit._ (_Quar. Jour. Econ._, Aug., 1916.) [735] Private correspondence. (1905-1914.) [736] Haywood, W. D. Testimony Industrial Relations Commission, Washington, May 12, 1915 (_Final report and testimony_, vol. xi, p. 10581). [737] St. John, V. _The I. W. W. History, Structure and Methods._ (1917 Ed. p. 23.) [738] Credited in the government indictment in the case of The United States of America _v._ William D. Haywood, _et al._, no. 6125, p. 7. [739] Wolman, _op. cit._ APPENDIX V. LOCAL UNIONS OF THE I. W. W.--CHICAGO AND DETROIT, 1914[740] -------------+----------------+------------------------+------------------------ | | Chicago. | Detroit. State. | City. +------------+-----------+------------+----------- | |Local unions|Industrial |Local unions|Industrial | |numbered-- |character. |numbered-- |character. -------------+----------------+------------+-----------+------------+----------- California |Brawley | 439 | Mixed | | |Eureka | 431 | Lumber | | |Fresno | 66 | Mixed | | |Los Angeles | Propaganda | Mixed | 103 | Mixed | | league | | | |Oakland | 174 | Mixed | | |Redding | 88, 313 | Mixed | | |Sacramento |71, 334, 489| Mixed | | |San Francisco | 9 | Marine | 3 | Garment | | | transport | | | | 147, 173 | Mixed | 8 | Musicians | |173 Branch 2| Mixed | 107 | Mixed |Stockton | 5 | Marine | | | | | transport | | | | 73 | Mixed | | |Taft | 453 | Mixed | | | | | | | Canada |Amherst, N. S. | | | 122 | Mixed |Edmonton, Alta. | 339 | Mixed | | |Vancouver, B. C.| 332 | | | | | | | |