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Governors George W.P. Hunt, Thomas Campbell, and John C. Phillips, RG 1, SG 8-10, 1912-1932

Title: Governors George W.P. Hunt, Thomas Campbell, and John C. Phillips, RG 1, SG 8-10 1912-1932

This collection consists of correspondence with the Arizona Governor's Office for the administrations of George W.P. Hunt, Thomas E. Campbell, and John C. Phillips. The Governor's office organized the correspondence by subject matter. Subjects include state agencies, boards and commissions, education, prisons, agriculture, legislation, segregation, and water among other subjects.

ArchivalResource: 3.5 Linear Ft.

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Jensen, Vernon H.,. Vernon H. Jensen series 1, subseries 3. Publication files, 1893-1952.

Title: Vernon H. Jensen series 1, subseries 3. Publication files, 1893-1952.

Include published materials from the following sources: Industrial Workers of the World; International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers; Congress of Industrial Organizations; Anaconda Copper Mining Co., Bridgeport Brass, and other mine operators and employer associations; federal and state government bodies; miscellaneous individual authors; newspapers and journals. Materials of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) include the IWW MANIFESTO; pamphlets regarding the history, organizational structure and political ideology of the IWW; and broadsides concerning rival unionism between the IWW and the IUMMSW during strikes called by the Metal Mineworkers Industrial Union No. 800 in Utah, Arizona, Idaho and Montana (1917-1919). Documents of the IUMMSW include collective agreements; manual for shop stewards; handbook for secretaries; scattered issues of newsletters of the IUMMSW and Butte, Montana Miners' Union (1952); notices of meetings; union songs; and pamphlets and reports of the IUMMSW concerning union politics; wartime collective bargaining (1944); history of the IUMMSW (1948): IUMMSW position on the Taft-Hartley amendments (1947); union elections; manpower and wage policies (1942); rival unionism; and the Ansonia-ABC-Anaconda Conference. Reports of various unions include that of the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) committee appointed to investigate the breach within the IUMMSW, "Report to President Philip Murray" (1947); resolution and report of the CIO Executive Board on the expulsion of the IUMMSW from the CIO (1950); reports of the CIO Provisional Metal Workers Council on communist influences in the IUMMSW and the resignation of Reid Robinson (president, IUMMSW); handbook for shop stewards of the National Association of Die Casting Workers (1939); and "Reply of the Western Federation of Miners to the 'Red Book' of the Miners Association: Category of Crime of the Mine Operators Association -- a partial list showing 851 men murdered in less than four years" (1904). Files of employers' publications include statements, pamphlets and reports of the American Mining Congress before Congressional committees contemplating amendments to the National Labor Relations Act (1947-1948); of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company regarding safety rules, and properties and operations in Montana; of the Bridgeport Brass Company and Scovill Manufacturing on working conditions (1946); of the Colorado Mine Operators Association: "Criminal Record of the Western Federation of Miners: Coeur d'Alene to Cripple Creek, 1894-1904" (the "Red Book") (1904); and of the Copper County Commercial Club of Michigan on strike investigations (1913). Also, legal documents, press releases, and letters of the American Zinc Company regarding a National Labor Relations Board election and a strike (1949) and refusal of local officers of the IUMMSW to sign anti-communist affidavits; and documents concerning the U.S. Supreme Court case, Eagle-Picher Mining Company vs. the IUMMSW (1944-1945). Additionally, include pamphlets and reports of Thomas E. Campbell on the industrial battles of Jerome and Bisbee (1917-1918); of Frank Edwards on Montana politics (1941); H.G. Wells interviews of Joseph Stalin (1935); Governor J.H. Peabody (Colorado) on Colorado miners' strikes (1904); and Vladimir Lenin's "Letter to American Workers" (1934). Also, include files of news clippings from the BUTTE BYSTANDER describing the formation of the WFM (1893) and various issues dealing with miners (1893-1952); ARIZONA LABOR JOURNAL on the Jerome strike (1917); WEEKLY PEOPLE on the deportation of Arizona miners (1917); and the WATERBURY DEMOCRAT on the split between the IUMMSW and the CIO, the Eagle-Picher suit, union funds, and metal mining (1942-1947). Also, files of articles from journals, newpapers, and periodicals regarding communist influence in the IUMMSW (1947-1948), Western Federation of Miners (WFM) influence in Bingham, Utah (1907); Taft-Hartley Act and the mining industry (1947); and manpower in the metal mining industry (1949-1952); scattered issues of the PEOPLES VOICE, Helena, Mont. (1946-1952); PRODUCERS NEWS, Plentywood, Mont. (1928); the SEARCHLIGHT, Salt Lake City, Utah (1945-1946); and a typewritten term paper of Robert L. Stutz (student, New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations) on the secession of the Ansonia Brass Workers (1947).

ArchivalResource: 1 linear ft.

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Campbell, Alexander Brodie, 1903-1968. Campbell papers, 1914-1964.

Title: Campbell papers, 1914-1964.

Chiefly correspondence between Alexander and the Arizona Historical Society and historical manuscripts written by members of the Campbell family. Manuscripts concern the Industrial Workers of the World in Arizona, development of the Colorado River, and the Campbell family. There are six from Thomas Campbell, three items about a news article on taxation and three speeches about taxation and government administration.

ArchivalResource: .25 linear ft. (1 box)

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Campbell, Thomas Edward, 1878-1944. Campbell photographs, 1921-1922.

Title: Campbell photographs, 1921-1922.

Photograph album of ca. 67 photographs chiefly of Hopi Indians and ceremonies at the village of Walpi. The images may have been taken on the same trip and include photographs of the Grand Canyon, Walpi, Hopi Indians, Snake Dance scenes, and kachina dancers. There are a few images of Gov. Campbell, his wife and friends.

ArchivalResource: .25 linear ft. (1 box)

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Campbell, John Henry, 1868-1928. Campbell papers, 1733-1928 (bulk 1912-1928).

Title: Campbell papers, 1733-1928 (bulk 1912-1928).

Business correspondence, legal documents, and case filesprimarily relating to Campbell's private law practice from 1912 to 1928. The collection also contains personal correspondence, law firm financial statements, and biographical material. Of particular interest are lawsuits relating to a contested gubernatorial election in 1916 between Thomas E. Campbell and George W.P. Hunt, the Baca Float Land Grant, the Casa Grande Valley Water Users Association, the Chamizal land dispute, and material concerning the Otero and Zepeda families. Other cases relate to cattle companies, mining companies and individuals. Also present are client's wills and powers of attorney. Notable correspondents include Henry Ashurt, Thomas Campbell, George Hunt, Sharlot Hall, Sidney P. Osborne, and Hiram S. Corbett.

ArchivalResource: 6 linear ft. (12 boxes)

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Shattuck, Lemuel Coover, 1866-1938. Shattuck papers, 1874-1950 (bulk 1898-1934).

Title: Shattuck papers, 1874-1950 (bulk 1898-1934).

Correspondence, incorporation and stock records, contracts, deeds, maps, blueprints, ledgers, legal records, and two photographs mostly relating to the business interests of Shattuck including banking, mining, and cattle farming. There are records of the Denn-Arizona Copper Company, Shattuck Arizona Copper Company, Cochise Copper Mining Company, Cochise Development Company, Miners and Merchants Bank, and others. Two photographs depict Shattuck's Bar and an image by photographer C.S. Fly of a woman holding a shotgun. Correspondence is mostly business-related but there are mentions of contemporary events. Labor concerns and the Bisbee Deportation are mentioned in letters to John Nobile, Oral King, and in the Labor Relations file (f.267). Local issues during World War I include men of enemy countries on payrolls in border towns (Gov. Thomas Campbell, f.94) and bonds for roads and bridges in Santa Cruz and Cochise Counties (Capital Issues Committee, f.97-98). Depression-era topics include the Copper Tariff (f.129) and bank closures (Gov. Benjamin Moeur, f. 343). There is also correspondence with the Arizona State Hospital concerning the mental health and treatment of Shattuck's sister, Phoebe Newman.

ArchivalResource: 28 linear ft. (45 boxes)

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Callaghan, John C., 1869-1929. Callaghan papers, 1913-1928.

Title: Callaghan papers, 1913-1928.

Correspondence from Callaghan to Michael M. Rice, 1913 to 1928, commenting on politics and state officials and giving opinions on various politicians.

ArchivalResource: .25 linear ft. (1 box)

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