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[Invoice from the Railway Audit and Inspection Company]
Date: 1914 June 15
Document Type: Invoice
Unique ID: ms004-137
Description: This invoice bills Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills for two operatives, and the loss of the dictograph used to record meetings at Union headquarters at Odd Fellows Hall.
Letter from A.J.M. to Oscar Elsas
Date: 1921 August 07
Document Type: Letter
Unique ID: ms004-230
Description: In this letter, an operative informs Oscar Elsas that operative #259 has been lying about reports of secret meetings and has a "vindictive and foul mind." The author reccommends that #259's services been discontinued.
Letter from Charles E. White to Oscar Elsas
Date: 1919 May 27
Document Type: Letter
Unique ID: ms004-249
Description: In this letter Charles White updates Oscar Elsas on mill operations in St. Louis.
Letter from F. W. Stockmar, Railway Audit and Inspection Company to Charles E. White, Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills
Date: 1921 April 21
Document Type: Letter
Unique ID: ms004-250
Description: In this letter, F. W. Stockmar informs C. W. White of a new detective agency and assures him that the Railway Audit and Inspection Company wants to keep working with Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills.
Letter from H. N. Brown, Railway Audit and Inspection Company, to Oscar Elsas
Date: 1916 January 28
Document Type: Letter
Unique ID: ms004-192
Description: In this letter, H. N. Brown gives Oscar Elsas on labor organizers and offers the services of the Railway Audit and Inspection Company in supplying operatives for spying purposes.
Letter from H. N. Brown, Railway Audit and Inspection Company, to Oscar Elsas
Date: 1914 May 19
Document Type: Letter
Unique ID: ms004-136
Description: In this letter, H. N. Brown describes two potential operatives from Philadelphia who will work as weavers in the Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills, and spy on employees and labor organizers.
Letter from Harry Preston, Railway Audit and Inspection Company, to Oscar Elsas
Date: 1920 January 08
Document Type: Letter
Unique ID: ms004-221
Description: In this letter, Harry Preston informs Oscar Elsas of the availabilty of Isaac L. Jones (#396), an African-American operative, who can work as a laborer in the Mill.
Letter from Harry Preston, Railway Audit and Inspection Company, to Oscar Elsas
Date: 1920 January 18
Document Type: Letter
Unique ID: ms004-239
Description: In this letter, Harry Preston informs Oscar Elsas of a new operative that will investigate wages in the Mills.
Letter from J. H. Kelley, Pinkerton's National Detective Agency to Gordon A. Johnstone
Date: 1914 August 28
Document Type: Letter
Unique ID: ms004-041
Description: In this letter, J. H. Kelley of Pinkerton's National Detective Agency discusses with Gordon A. Johnstone the details of the billing arrangements for the detective agency's services.
Letter from John W. Weccard, American Detective Service Company, to G. A. Johnstone, Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills
Date: 1918 June 11
Document Type: Letter
Unique ID: ms004-205
Description: In this letter, John W. Weccard details charges for the services of various operatives in the Mill.
Letter from Oscar Elsas to Charles E. White
Date: 1919 May 23
Document Type: Letter
Unique ID: ms004-248
Description: In this letter Oscar Elsas warns Charles E. White not to uncover an operative working in the St. Louis mill.
Letter from Oscar Elsas to Harry Preston, Railway Audit and Inspection Company
Date: 1920 January 16
Document Type: Letter
Unique ID: ms004-222
Description: In this letter, Oscar Elsas informs Harry Preston of his acceptance of employment of Isaac L. Jones (#396), an African-American operative, who will work as a laborer in the Mill.
Letter from Oscar Elsas to Victor Elsas
Date: 1920 September 07
Document Type: Letter
Unique ID: ms004-242
Description: In this letter, Oscar Elsas reminds his brother Victor Elsas not to discuss matters reagrding mill operatives with local agents.
Letter from Oscar Elsas to Victor Elsas
Date: 1920 August 06
Document Type: Letter
Unique ID: ms004-243
Description: IIn this letter, Oscar Elsas reminds his brother Victor Elsas of a new operative that will work as a machinist in the New Orleans mill.
Letter from Oscar Elsas to the Railway Audit and Inspection Company
Date: 1914 May 15
Document Type: Letter
Unique ID: ms004-135
Description: In this letter Oscar Elsas explains that in the past, operatives from detective agencies have "a tendency to stir up strife and give unnecessary trouble from that standpoint, feeling that their job depends on trouble always brewing."
Letter from Victor Elsas to Oscar Elsas
Date: 1920 September 03
Document Type: Letter
Unique ID: ms004-241
Description: In this letter, Victor Elsas tells his brother Oscar Elsas that a new operative will be hired to work undercover as a machinist.
[Report of Operative #16]
Date: 1915 January 04
Document Type: Report
Unique ID: ms004-176
Description: In this report, an operative describes the activities of mill workers and labor organizers during the strike.
[Report of Operative #185]
Date: 1918 May 26
Document Type: Report
Unique ID: ms004-204
Description: In this report, an operative describes how his father-in-law indavertantly uncovered him as an operative at Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills.
"Report of Operatives J.W.W. and A.E.W."
Date: 1914 June 09
Document Type: Report
Unique ID: ms004-134
Description: In this report, an operative reports that the dictograph installed in the ceiling at Union headquarters at Odd Fellows Hall has been discovered after the machine malfunctioned and made a noise.
"Report of Operatives J.W.W. and A.E.W."
Date: 1914 June 10
Document Type: Report
Unique ID: ms004-133
Description: In this report, an operative states that union detectives have been inquiring at the Electric Supply House about wire purchased by the operatives and used to install a dictograph in Union headquarters at Odd Fellows Hall. The operatives say they are leaving town for their own safety.
"Some Light on Individual Contract"
Date: 1917 June 01
Document Type: Brochure
Unique ID: ms004-244
Description: In this pamphlet, the Railway Audit and Inspection Company defends individual contract employment policies.
[Testimony of Gordon A. Johnstone]
Date: [1915 March 17-27]
Document Type: Testimony
Unique ID: ms004-023
Description: A witness for the Mill, Gordon A. Johnstone, General Manager of the Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills, discusses the physical condition of the Mill, Fulton Bag employment policies, operatives employed by the Mill to spy on union activities, and conditions in the mill village. Pages 9 and 15 are missing from the original document.