Resources I Utilize

Here are a list of online research sources I've used for this project

George Washington University Archives

The Teamsters archives include International Brotherhood of Teamsters (IBT) publications, convention proceedings, documentary materials from the various IBT departments, trade divisions and area conferences, photographs, films, and video/audio tape reels and cassettes. The archives also include records from dozens of Teamsters locals.

Teamsters Archival Collections
Link to the searchable GW Digital Archives

Keywords I use when searching the GW archives

LOCATIONS: Utah, Salt Lake City
LOCAL UNIONS: 222, 976, 35, 575, 454
JOINT COUNCILS: 3, 67

PROMINENT 222 FIGURES:
Fullmer H. Latter (Principal Officer of 222 in the early years)
Ralph J. Taurone (Principal Officer of 222 and GEB officer)

University of Utah Digital Newspapers Archive

Search and browse over 9 million pages of Utah historical newspapers 1850-2023

Utah Digital Newspaper Archive

Keywords I use when searching Utah's Newspaper archives

LOCAL UNIONS: 222, 976, 35, 575, 454
JOINT COUNCILS: 3, 67

PROMINENT 222 FIGURES:
Fullmer H. Latter (Principal Officer of 222 in the early years)
Ralph J. Taurone (Principal Officer of 222 and GEB officer)

LABOR TERMINOLOGY:
- Strike
- National Labor Relations Act
- Labor Union
- "On strike"

Additional Resources

OMLS LM2 Union Search

LM2 Union Search

The Landrum-Griffin Act (1959) requires unions to file annual financial reports (LM-2, LM-3, LM-4) with the Department of Labor. Those reports are publicly searchable through the Department of Labor’s online database.

Bureau of Labor Statistics

BLS.gov

TThe Bureau of Labor Statistics is the principal fact-finding agency for the Federal Government in the broad field of labor economics and statistics.