the Chicago radical labor organizations in 1919. It enumerates some of the organizations which were represented in the conference which planned the demonstrations:
- “Joint Board, Cloak Makers’ Union
- 11 branches of the Workmen’s Circle
- Millinery Workers, Local Union, 47
- Northwest Side Jewish Socialist Branch
- The Hebrew Trades
- The Brushmakers’ Union
- The 13th Ward Jewish Socialist Branch
- The Karl Marx Jewish Socialist Branch
- Yipsel Jewish Socialist Branches 1 and 4
- Carpenters’ Union, Local 504
- West Side Jewish Socialist Campaign Conference
- The Northwest Side Jewish Socialist Campaign Conference
- The 15th Ward Campaign Committee
- West Side Jewish Socialist Branch
- Amalgamated Local Union, 39
- Waist Makers’ Union, 100
- International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
- Bakers’ Union, 237
- Capmakers’ Union, Local 5
- Young People’s Progressive Dramatic Club
- City Central Committee, Jewish Socialist Branches
- City Central Committee, Workmen’s Circle
- Douglas Park Jewish Socialist Branch”
Indeed, it can scarcely be denied that the Jewish labor organizations as enumerated by this Socialist publication itself were in complete control of the whole May Day