Documentary History of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America: 1914-1918, Volumes 1-3Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 1914 - Clothing trade |
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... industry , similar systems of exploita tion in other industries . But those downtrodden men and women , who ran away from misery and oppres- sion in the countries of their birth only to find sweatshop slavery here , availed them- selves ...
... industry , similar systems of exploita tion in other industries . But those downtrodden men and women , who ran away from misery and oppres- sion in the countries of their birth only to find sweatshop slavery here , availed them- selves ...
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... industry in this country , because if there is any industry that needs uplift it is the clothing industry . I have been in it long enough to know . I remember it from the time when as an errand boy I took the clothing into the sweatshop ...
... industry in this country , because if there is any industry that needs uplift it is the clothing industry . I have been in it long enough to know . I remember it from the time when as an errand boy I took the clothing into the sweatshop ...
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... industry , though highly trustified and , therefore , more easily regulated than other industries , has collapsed at a time when the country needs its service most . The workers are there ready to do the work , but the curse of private ...
... industry , though highly trustified and , therefore , more easily regulated than other industries , has collapsed at a time when the country needs its service most . The workers are there ready to do the work , but the curse of private ...
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NASHVILLE CONVENTION 340 | 3 |
Special Convention Call 4344 | 43 |
Report of G E B 5272 | 52 |
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