Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Four thousand mill strikers, two-thirds of whom were women, paraded through the streets of Passaic, N.J., as a protest against their working conditions. They carried banners telling the public of their grievances.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Four thousand mill strikers, two-thirds of whom were women, paraded through the streets of Passaic, N.J., as a protest against their working conditions. They carried banners telling the public of their grievances.
American Press Association · [ca. April 1912]
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[Information from item housing] Labor: Strikes: Textile Workers: U.S.
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