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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... strike was on , and lay himself open to the charge of helping to break the strike in the interests of the employers ? For the same reason those who understood and condemned the conspiracy did not dare remain at work . As a matter of ...
... strike was on , and lay himself open to the charge of helping to break the strike in the interests of the employers ? For the same reason those who understood and condemned the conspiracy did not dare remain at work . As a matter of ...
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... strike donations turned over to strike committee .. Boston strike donations turned over to strike committee ...... 596.67 98.05 7,095.94 1,582.74 1,758.51 2,480.01 Light & Schlessinger donations turned over to D. C. No. 1 ......... N. Y. ...
... strike donations turned over to strike committee .. Boston strike donations turned over to strike committee ...... 596.67 98.05 7,095.94 1,582.74 1,758.51 2,480.01 Light & Schlessinger donations turned over to D. C. No. 1 ......... N. Y. ...
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... strike one way or the other I have no objection to it . " On June 24 , some time after the strike in the entire industry had been settled and the workers were all back at work , the firm was still struggling to get its employees back ...
... strike one way or the other I have no objection to it . " On June 24 , some time after the strike in the entire industry had been settled and the workers were all back at work , the firm was still struggling to get its employees back ...
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NASHVILLE CONVENTION 340 | 3 |
Special Convention Call 4344 | 43 |
Report of G E B 5272 | 52 |
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