Bulletin of the Department of Labor, Volume 9, Issues 50-53U.S. Government Printing Office, 1904 - Labor |
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agreement arbitration articles see Table Association attendance Aver average price Average Rela boys cent certificate CHAPTER child children under 16 coal committee contract corporation cotton court Data decrease disputes district earnings employed employees employment families Females Goodyear welt helpers hours of labor hundred dollars Illinois increase industry International Typographical Union Jan Feb July June machine machinery Males manufacturing establishment ment mill miners mines minor misdemeanor molders Month night force offense operators owner pared parent or guardian party period permit person Price per pound price per tive Price Rela PRICES OF COMMODITIES quotations relative prices reported Rhode Island Sept South Carolina specified strikers strikes superintendent thereof tion tive per tive tive price Total trade union United Mine Workers violation Wages per hour wool workers workmen yard York
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