Organized Labor

Excerpt from Organized Labor: Its Problems, Purposes and Ideals and the Present and Future of American Wage Earners
In the compilation of data and in the preparation of "Organized Labor, its Problems, Purposes and Ideals," I have been assisted by Walter E. Weyl, Ph. D., and we have consulted, among many others, the following authorities.
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