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The Program of Industrial Slavery and Labor Fight
An analysis arguing that U S capitalists through the National Chamber of Commerce pushed a program of open shop eight hour days and low wages. It describes strikes in Cleveland by pattern makers and tailors, calls for worker unity via shop committees and industrial councils to counter the bosses, and urges immediate organization in every shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Cleveland
Eay
United Bosses
Jowneymen