Utah Statement and Brief Concerning the Campaign of the Coal Operators of Utah Against Organized Labor and the Unionizing of the Utah Coal Fields

Title: Utah Statement and Brief Concerning the Campaign of the Coal Operators of Utah Against Organized Labor and the Unionizing of the Utah Coal Fields
Description: During the 1920s, the law firm of King and Schudder were retained by the United Mine Workers. Samuel King represented the union in various legal matters in Utah and Wyoming. His most challenging tasks resulted from the 1922 strike of coal mines in Carbon County, Utah. King was called to defend more than twenty strikers accused of murder and to prepare the union's complaint filed before the U.S. Coal Commission in 1923.
Date: July 25, 1923
Creator: Union Coal Miners of Utah
Source: Ms0199, Box 7, Folder 17; FULL PDF of Utah Statement and Brief Concerning the Campaign of the Coal Operators of Utah Against Organized Labor and the Unionizing of the Utah Coal Fields
Digital Item or Finding Aid: Ms 0199 Karl Vernon King papers finding aid