The American People in the Industrial CityDavid F. Allmendinger Pendulum Press, 1973 - 224 Seiten |
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... wages paid to printers there vary all the way from $ 8 or $ 9 a week to $ 20 or $ 25 a week for male labor ; the last - named sum being , of course , the wages paid those who hold especially remunerative situations , and those work- ing ...
... wages paid to printers there vary all the way from $ 8 or $ 9 a week to $ 20 or $ 25 a week for male labor ; the last - named sum being , of course , the wages paid those who hold especially remunerative situations , and those work- ing ...
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... wages of the members of the association were based upon tonnage rates , regulated by the market price of steel billets , with a minimum limit of $ 25 . The wages of the other employés , such as engineers , water tenders , pressure ...
... wages of the members of the association were based upon tonnage rates , regulated by the market price of steel billets , with a minimum limit of $ 25 . The wages of the other employés , such as engineers , water tenders , pressure ...
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... wages , rents , etc. , we find on the one side a very wealthy and unyield- ing corporation , and upon the other a multitude of employees of comparatively excellent character and skill , but without local attach- ments or any interested ...
... wages , rents , etc. , we find on the one side a very wealthy and unyield- ing corporation , and upon the other a multitude of employees of comparatively excellent character and skill , but without local attach- ments or any interested ...
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WorkingClass Families | 6 |
Workers in the Industrial City | 10 |
Justice and Law | 13 |
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