Annual Report of the Commissioner of Labor, 7. izdevumsState Department of Labor, 1908 "New York typographical union no. 6. Study of a modern trade union and its predecessors ... by George A. Stevens": 1911, v. 2. |
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age without Board agreement amended amended by L application apprentice bakeries bill Board of Health boilers Brooklyn Buffalo building Bureau of Factory cents per hour chapter child labor child under 16 commissioner of labor compositors confectionery contract corporation COUNTY Court deputy factory inspectors disputes dollars double price duty Employing child enforce engineer filed force Health certificate hours of labor hundred increase of wages INDUSTRY inspec inspection International Typographical Union introduced by Assemblyman July June Labor Law LARGEST NUMBER laundries license machines Male manufactured ment mills misdemeanor NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES operating overtime owner parties Penal Code Pending person Pleaded guilty prisons provisions quarry railroad receive rectly regulations Schenectady September 30 Special specified steam Strike failed Strikers returned superintendent tenement therein Thereof women tion Total Total-Group trade tunnel village violation Warrant week York City
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