The American People in the Industrial CityDavid F. Allmendinger Pendulum Press, 1973 - 224 Seiten |
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... Chicago , all of which were more or less involved in the strike , lost in wages , as estimated , at least $ 1,389,143 . Many of these employees are still adrift and los- ing wages . Beyond these amounts very great losses , widely ...
... Chicago , all of which were more or less involved in the strike , lost in wages , as estimated , at least $ 1,389,143 . Many of these employees are still adrift and los- ing wages . Beyond these amounts very great losses , widely ...
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David F. Allmendinger. Church Attendance in Chicago P. H. McLogan was a printer in Chicago , representing the 17,000 members of the Chicago Trades Assembly when he testified before the Senate Committee on Labor and Capital , August 24 ...
David F. Allmendinger. Church Attendance in Chicago P. H. McLogan was a printer in Chicago , representing the 17,000 members of the Chicago Trades Assembly when he testified before the Senate Committee on Labor and Capital , August 24 ...
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... Chicago for the working people ? -A . The accommodations in Chicago , so far as the working people are concerned - well , in fact , the laboring men , judg- ing from my personal observation , do not go to any church in Chicago , except ...
... Chicago for the working people ? -A . The accommodations in Chicago , so far as the working people are concerned - well , in fact , the laboring men , judg- ing from my personal observation , do not go to any church in Chicago , except ...
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WorkingClass Families | 6 |
Workers in the Industrial City | 10 |
Justice and Law | 13 |
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