Iwao Frederick Ayusawa papers, 1919
Scope and Contents note
(22 items: letters, memorandum)
letters written from N.Y. City; Pocono Lake Preserve, Pocono, Pa.; Paterson, N.J.; Washington, D.C.
topics include:
- invitation from Mr. Suzuki [President of Federated Trade Unions of Japan, Technical Advisor to the Japanese Peace Delegation at Paris] to Ayusawa to accompany him to Labor Convention at Atlantic City and later to Washington for the International [Labor] Conference in Oct.
- his work in factories in N.J. (mentions labor strikes, union talk, etc.)
- attends Washington, D.C., International Labor Conference (detailed letters of happenings)
also:
- memorandum “Why I should leave Union,” [11 p. of reasons and arguments of why he should leave Union and go to Columbia now, or stay at Union]
Dates
- Creation: 1919
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