Lumberjack - By Tom Scribner, 1966
Tom Scribner was a timber industry worker and a union organizer his entire life. He joined the IWW in 1914 and was a part of the LWIU's fight for the eight-hour day. He participated in the formation of the once radical International Woodworkers of America (IWA) of the CIO (now a mainstream union in the AFL-CIO). Later, he was an unabashed member of the American Communist Party during its heyday in he 1930s. He founded two newspapers, Lumberjack News and Redwood Ripsaw. He was a radical all his life, and wrote a great deal. Much of his best work, he self-published in Lumberjack.
- Special Introduction - By x344543
- Chapter 1 - Author's Forward
- Chapter 2 - Era of the IWW
- Chapter 3 - Jungle Warfare
- Chapter 4 - Bigfoot
- Chapter 5 - The Fast Rigs I've Seen
- Chapter 6 - The American Standard of Living
- Chapter 7 - Council Meeting in Barbaria
- Chapter 8 - The Jack Ash Society
- Chapter 9 - The Clean Bomb
- Chapter 10 - Lumberjack Science Fiction
- Chapter 11 - Surplus and Shortages
- Chapter 12 - The Social Revolution, Eugene V. Debs
- Chapter 13 - The Communist Era; Part I; Part II
- Chapter 14 - Sierra Pond Monkey
- Chapter 15 - Excerpts from Lumberjack News
- Chapter 16 - Big George and the Scab
- Chapter 17 - What's Going On?, May 1965
- Chapter 18 - Militarism
- Chapter 19 - Army of Lumberjacks
- Chapter 20 - Tranquilizers
- Chapter 21 - The Lumberjack's Prayer, T-Bone Slim
- Chapter 22 - [Not Included, because it is an excerpt from The IWW in the Lumber Industry, by James Rowan, which is featured whole on this site.
- Chapter 23 - The Developing Crisis
- Chapter 24 - Incumbants
- Chapter 25 - Eureka Pond Monkey
- Chapter 26 - The Common Soldier, Eugene V. Debs
- Chapter 27 - Boomer Jim
- Chapter 28 - For A Socialist America
- Chapter 29 - The Modern Umbrella Man
- Chapter 30 - Economic Determinism
- Chapter 31 - Incident at Shiloh
- Chapter 32 - Excerpts from Redwood Ripsaw
- Chapter 33 - What's Going On?, June 1965
- Chapter 34 - How the US got Hawaii
- Chapter 35 - In Conclusion
- Three Poems - Including The Outgrown, by Ernie Crook; America Speaks, by H. I. Phillips; and Foster Doodle Dandy, by Tom Scribner.