Records
47 Days in Jail (Foster, 1910)
William Z. Foster's account of 47 days of confinement during the 1909–1910 IWW Spokane free-speech fight.
Cannon on Haywood (Obituary, 1928)
James P. Cannon's obituary essay for Big Bill Haywood, May 22, 1928.
Centralia: A Story of Wartime Murder (1922)
IWW account of the 1919 Centralia Massacre and the wartime persecution of Wesley Everest and Wobbly defendants.
First IWW Convention Proceedings (1905)
Proceedings of the founding convention of the Industrial Workers of the World, Chicago, June–July 1905. Includes speeches by Big Bill Haywood, Eugene Debs, Mother Jones, and Daniel De Leon.
IWW 1907 Convention Proceedings
Proceedings of the Industrial Workers of the World's third national convention, 1907.
The Haywood Affair (Loebl, 1921)
Loebl's 1921 essay on Big Bill Haywood's flight to Soviet Russia while on bail in the federal IWW prosecutions.
The IWW Bogey (Debs, 1918)
Eugene V. Debs's defense of the IWW against wartime persecution, written in 1918.
The Rockpile (Foster, 1910)
William Z. Foster's account of forced-labor punishment at a rockpile during his Spokane jail term for IWW free-speech organizing.
The Sweat Box (Foster, 1909)
William Z. Foster's pamphlet on his jail experience during the 1909 IWW Spokane free-speech fight.