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-PDYARD ¥. FVANS (or Fdward J.) Philadelphia, Pa. - 156 nd comfort. Labor Defense Council is organized and promoted by the © |: ommunt st s so that ot tf thought his"conservative" stand at the Farmer-Las_ or Conferenoe was simply one of his plans to retain oontr f le ago Federation of Labor. ol 0 the oni OSFPH 1. CANNON,’ New York City, 1though not @-Gemmunist or I.W.W., hag a tremendous influence and ia rging others to continue their activities. In three oriminal trials, est Virginia, 1923, he circulabtzed three counties in an.effort to avert ustice in trials of United Mine Workers leaders, Leader. of Radical ‘Wing f American Federation of Labor. Laidler quotes him as saying that ompers is through and that industry is well on the way to complete ocialization, Guest of honor at the IntercollegiateConferenoe at *Inn=|- n-the-Hills", 1930, : ARLEY P, CHRISTENSEN, Chicago, Ill. ttorney for I:¥.¥, Candidate for Preeident 1920 on Farmer-Lavor tisket. |’ aid that his party would have nothing to do with Foster and hia Commune. |... atic teachings. : in OHRN S, CODMAN, Boston, Mass. INCOLN COLCORD, Locust Valley, N.Y. ssociate editor of "The Nation", 6919. Attended conference to perfect ans for Committee of Forty-eight. "8°. 4 ce 5 AMES H. PILLARD, Charlottesville, Va. AMPS A, TUNCAN, Seattbe, Wash. > onvention of American Federation at Portland, 1933. First Vice-Presida. merican Fedération of Labor, 1923, It is said that he tried to bring — ember Committee on Intesruetional Labor Relations who attended 43rd sind bout a "redgrevolution® in Seattle. OBERT 7, DUNN, New York City. OHN LOVEJOY ELLIOTT, New York City. lembar Committee of One Hundred welcoming editor of "Nation" uron hfs eturn from Europe. elegate American Federation of Labor, 1983, convention and one of the romoters ofa resolution to organize the Steel Industry to the end that ‘cormonren Faerie ores T1169