A W. I. Thomas reference page

Originally published as:

Robert Throop and Lloyd Gordon Ward. "Other Documents Related to Thomas's Career." Toronto: The Mead Project (2006).

Other Documents Related to Thomas's Career 

• Articles on Chicago Anti-Vice Campaigns, Sexual Behavior and the Law
  • "Take Social Evil From Police Control." Chicago Tribune 11 March 1905: 16.
  • "Appalling Discoveries by Government Agents Show Chicago To Be Greatest White Slave Market in America." Chicago Tribune 26 July 1908: F4, F5.
  • "Steward’s Order Throttles Levee." Chicago Tribune 11 October 1909: 1
  • "Vice Regulation Methods Opposed." Chicago Tribune 17 October 1909: 3.
  • "Chicago’s Civic Revolution That Shall Free the White Slave." Chicago Tribune 17 October 1909: G4, G5.
  • "Civic Awakening Hailed in Report." Chicago Tribune 20 October 1909: 4
  • "Says the Pious Hinder Reforms." Chicago Tribune 25 October 1909: 8.
  • "Taylor Defends Vice Views." Chicago Tribune 26 October 1909: 3.
  • "Attach Regulation of Vice." Chicago Tribune 2 November 1909: 3.
  • "Would Wipe Out the First Ward." Chicago Tribune 20 December 1909: 16.
  • "Ministers Attack Vice Segregation." Chicago Tribune 28 December 1909: 5.
  • "Asks Women’s Aid in Fighting Vice." Chicago Tribune 10 January 1910: 3.
  • "Sees Life Term to Curb Panders." Chicago Tribune 16 January 1910: 3.
  • "Ministers Urge Scrutiny of Vice." Chicago Tribune 1 February 1910: 2.
  • "Mayor Will Name Vice Commission." Chicago Tribune 4 February 1910: 2.
  • "The Vice Commission." Chicago Tribune 6 February 1910: A4.
  • "Giving Care To Vice Board." Chicago Tribune 14 February 1910: 10.
  • "Vice Commission Begins Its Work." Chicago Tribune 16 March 1910: 17.
  • "Women Will Urge Deneen to Abolish Vice Districts." Chicago Tribune 7 May 1910: 9.
  • "Business Boom Brings Vice War." Chicago Tribune 8 October 1910: 4.
  • "Vice Board Meets Tuesday." Chicago Tribune 23 October 1910: 3.
  • "Vice Commission Begins Huge Task." Chicago Tribune 26 October 1910: 1.
  • "Report on Vice is Made To Commission of Thirty." Chicago Tribune 30 December 1910: 3.
  • "Reformer Split on Segregation." Chicago Tribune 4 February 1911: 5.
  • "Mayor of Seattle Ousted by Women." Chicago Tribune 8 February 1911: 2.
  • "5,000 Souls and $15,000,000 A Year Tribute to Vice." Chicago Tribune 6 April 1911: 1.
  • "200,000 Ask Board To Convert Levee Into 10 Acre Park." Chicago Tribune 5 May 1911: 1
  • "Urge Permanent City Vice Board." Chicago Tribune 30 May 1911: 13.
  •  "Views Frisco As Wickedest City." Chicago Tribune 13 July 1911: 2.
  • "Hold Up The Vice Report." Chicago Tribune 15 September 1911: 9.
  • "Postoffice Stupidity." Chicago Tribune 16 September 1911: 6.
  • "Puts Vice Report Up To Uncle Sam." Chicago Tribune 24 September 1911: 1.
  • "Close Mails to Vice Report." Chicago Tribune 27 September 1911: 3.
  • "Vice Commission May Invoke Taft." Chicago Tribune 28 September 1911: 6.
  • "What is Mailable?" Chicago Tribune 28 September 1911: 10.
  • "Tells How Vice Report Was Held." Chicago Tribune 29 September 1911: 9.
  • "Here’s Invitation To Jail." Chicago Tribune 8 October 1911: 3.
  • "Postoffice Open to Vice Reports." Chicago Tribune 15 October 1911: 2.
  • "Pastor Caught in Raid Explains He Was Sleuthing." Chicago Tribune 12 June 1915: 17.
  • "Some Early Stages of the Chicago Fight Against Prostitution: A Symposium." Social Hygiene 6 (1920): 273-284.
  Articles on Thomas's "Reform and Revolution" Speech
  • "Women Differ On Sex Talk." Chicago Daily Journal 9 June 1915: 4.
  • "Feminist Speeches Annoy Suffragists." Chicago Tribune 12 June 1915: 19.
• Articles on the Hague Conference and the Ford Peace Ship Mission
  • "Calls Women to Peace Sessions at The Hague." Chicago Tribune 6 March 1915: 1.
  • "Women Called to Peace Meet." Chicago Tribune 21 March 1915: 4.
  • "Women Off For Peace Meeting At The Hague." Chicago Tribune 14 April 1915: 4.
  • "Jane Addams Taken Ill On Peace Trip Eve." Chicago Tribune 1 December 1915: 1.
  • "Await Tests on Jane Addams." Chicago Tribune 2 December 1915: 4.
• Articles on Scott Nearing's Dismissal from the University of Pennsylvania
  • “Dr. Nearing Ousted.” New York Times 18 June 1915: 1
  • “Alumni Roused by Nearing Case.” New York Times 22 June 1915: 5
  • “Editorial: Really They Must Explain It.” New York Times 25 June 1915: 10.
  • "The Truth About Nearing's Case: Both Sides of the Controversy That Has Raised a Storm at the University of Pennsylvania. New York Times Magazine 18 July 1915: 4-5
  • “Tell Why Nearing Was Turned Out.” New York Times 12 October 1915: 5.
  • “Nearing to Teach in Ohio.” New York Times 15 October 1915: 8.
  • “The Professors' Union.” New York Times 21 January 1916: 8.
  • “Professors Assail Nearing Dismissal.” New York Times 27 May 1916: 6.
• Articles on the Establishment of the 5-mile morals zones and World War I anti-vice campaigns .
  • "Five Mile Zone Around Camps, Wilson Order." Chicago Tribune, 24 July 1917: 5.
  • "U. S. Vice Raids Reduce Toll of Police Squads." Chicago Tribune 18 February, 1918: 13.
  • "Absolute Ban Put On Vice In Five Mile Zone." Chicago Tribune 19 February 1918: 5.
• Articles on the execution of the Enemy Alien Act during the First World War
  • "Chicago to Move Germans" New York Times 26 November 1917: 3.
  • "Completion of registration . . . " New York Times 15 February 1918: 4.
  • "Warn German Subjects" New York Times 5 March 1918: 3.
  • "Shuts Off 6,000 Aliens." New York Times 27 March 1918: 5.
• Articles on the activities of the People's Council and other pacifists, especially in Chicago
  • “Charge Gigantic Plots to Violate Neutrality.” New York Times 3 September 1915: 1.
  • “Police at Pacifist Meeting.” New York Times 30 May 1916: 2.
  • “Demands Separate Peace for the U.S.” The New York Times 31 May 1917: 2.
  • "Jane Addams Aids League Against Draft." Chicago Tribune 3 June 1917: 1.
  • "Is In ‘People’s Council,’ Miss Addams Admits." Chicago Tribune 5 June 1917: 3.
  • "Advocates of Peace in New Propaganda." New York Times 21 June 1917: 3.
  • "Radicals At Work For German Peace." New York Times 24 June 1917: 7.
  • "Pacifists Here Preparing for New Conference." Chicago Tribune 25 June 1917: 7.
  • "Pacifists Can't Find Place for Meeting." New York Times 1 September 1917: 3.
  • "Chicago Party Undecided." New York Times 1 September 1917: 3.
  • “Pacifists Barred By Illinois Now.”  New York Times 2 September 1917: 1,4.
  • "Big Bill Defies Lowden." Chicago Tribune 2. September 1917: 1-2. [This article names Harriet Thomas]
  • “Chicago Mayor Defies Gov. Lowden, And Protects Pacifists’ Hasty Meeting; New York Speeds Labor Loyalists.” New York Times 3 September 1917: 1, 4.
  • "Chicago Council Rebukes Mayor." New York Times 5 September 1917: 1-2.
  • "Upholds Mayor Thompson." New York Times 22 September 1917: 8.
• Articles on Scott Nearing's Prosecution under the Espionage Act
  • “Nearing Is Indicted On Sedition Charge.” New York Times 22 March 1918: 4.
  • “Two Spy Suspects Now in Hospitals.” New York Times 3 April 1918: 13.
  • “Jury Out in Nearing Case.” New York Times 18 February 1919: 3
  • “Acquit Nearing After 30 Hours.” New York Times 20 February 1919: 1.
• Articles on the Carnegie Corporation of New York and the "Methods of Americanization" Studies
  • "Plan a Study of Immigrants." New York Times April 16, 1918: 13
  • “Angell Succeeds Carnegie.” New York Times 15 April 1920: 19.

United States Executive Office of the President.

• First World War Revisions to the Enemy Alien Act
  • "By the President of the United States of America: A Proclamation. April 6, 1917." United States Statutes at Large 40: 1650-1652.
  • "By the President of the United States of America: A Proclamation. November 16, 1917." United States Statutes at Large 40: 1716-1718.
  • "By the President of the United States of America: A Proclamation. December 11, 1917." United States Statutes at Large 40: 1729-1731.
  • "By the President of the United States of America: A Proclamation. April 19, 1918." United States Statutes at Large 40: 1772-1773.

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