The American Woolen Company Earns Public Duty Credo
The American Woolen Company presents a defense of its large scale operations, detailing its ten thousand cloth varieties in fifty seven mills and more than 40,000 workers. It argues for protective duties from government, fair wages, steady employment, and prudent stock and wool purchases to avoid market shocks and support its employees and public alike. The piece notes indictments in May, widespread order cancellations, and a planned two month mill shutdown starting July, with a September exhibit and restart.