Letters between Samuel Gompers, President of the American Federation of Labor (AFL), and President Coolidge and others, touching on government's role in the working conditions of American labor. Topics include women in the workplace; the efficiency work of engineer Frederick Winslow Taylor; AFL support for Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin as an independent candidate in the 1924 presidential campaign; the arrival of William Green as the new president of the AFL after Gompers's death in 1924; invitations to top union officers to visit at White Pine Camp, New York, site of the 1926 Summer White House; and a September 25, 1924, press release that compares President Coolidge's views on "Americanism" to those espoused earlier that month at a Ku Klux Klan rally.

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March 2, 1929	Letter from William Green to Calvin Coolidge
November 2, 1925	Letter from Everett Sanders to John S. Lewis
January 21, 1926	Index Card
May 21, 1926	Index Card
July 29, 1926	Memorandum
October 30, 1926	Letter from William Green to Calvin Coolidge
October 7, 1927	Telegram from William Green to Calvin Coolidge
October 29, 1925	Letter from John S. Lewis to Calcin Coolidge
September 6, 1928	Index Card
November 22, 1927	Index Card
no date	Memorandum
December 4, 1924	Letter from Robert Carl White to Calvin Coolidge
August 30, 1924	Letter from Edward T. Clark to Paul S. Clapp
November 1924	Report
August 30, 1924	Letter from Paul S. Clapp to Edward T. Clark
August 13, 1924	Circular from Samuel Gompers to To All Organized Labor
July 15, 1924	Letter from R. Lee Girard to Calvin Coolidge
January 10, 1924	Index Card
December 4, 1923	Index Card
November 19, 1923	Index Card
November 14, 1923	Letter from Samuel Gompers to Calvin Coolidge
September 15, 1923	Letter from Calvin Coolidge to Samuel Gompers
September 12, 1923	Letter from Samuel Gompers to Calvin Coolidge
September 25, 1924	Press Release
October 11, 1924	Index Card