A Lesson From the Reports By Individual Laborers
John and his father tour the Iowa capitol to study labor reports and discuss wage gains in 1898 over 1896. They hear the kansas city platform “paramount issue” comparison and note Iowa honesty, wages, and rising labor organizations, citing Gompers on 1893 to 1897 wage collapse and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Capitol
Farmer Brown
Jim
Paramount
Kansas City
Capitol Grounds
Iowa
Brown
Capitol Building
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Wennerstrom
Lowa
Pen
SOB
Vpcn
Suaveness
TOD
Adaesevssee
WBOT
Scccecesees
Cscs Ccesees
Ogleness
State Federation of Labor of
O’bleness
United States
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Federation of Labor
Gompers
New York
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