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A Worker View Of The Tariff On Laces
Lillian F. Thompson of Woodville argues against lowering lace tariffs, warning it would ruin American lace jobs, machinery, and plants. She cites French protectionism, the impact on 8,000 workers and relief rolls, and the need to protect domestic industry from foreign competition.
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Tariff Commission
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