(LABOR HISTORY) Group of early 20th century labor books and

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(LABOR HISTORY.) Group of early 20th century labor books and pamphlets. 20 items, various sizes, bindings, and conditions. Vp, 1903-48 and nd

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Haywood. Bill Haywood's Book. First edition, in dust jacket. New York, 1929 The Labor News, Vol. 1, issue 4. Published by the Eureka Federated Trade and Labor Council, featuring an anti-Japanese diatribe on the front page. Eureka, CA, 18 March 1905 Report to the President on the Anthracite Coal Strike of May-October 1902. Washington, 1903 Cleveland. The Government in the Chicago Strike. Princeton, NJ, 1913 Weaver. Negro Labor: A National Problem. New York, 1946.
Also a group of 6 pamphlets from the radical National Maritime Union, 1943-44: Labor Spies in the N.M.U. New York, nd 34 1/2 Cents an Hour. New York, nd They Get 34 1/2 Cents an Hour. New York, nd From the Men Who Sail Your Ships. 1942 Heroes in Dungarees. New York, [1943] How to Make a Union and How to Make a Democracy. New York, nd.
Also:
Colman. Night Riders in Gallup. New York, 1935

Dunne. Gastonia: Citadel of the Cl;ass Struggle in the New South. New York, 1929

Fox. Amalgamation. Chicago, nd

Governmental Protection of Labor's Right to Organize. Washington, 1936

Marcy. The Right to Strike. Chicago, nd

Thomas Vincent Favorito: Every Attack on Labor is a Victory for Hitler. Cleveland, OH, 1942

Trautmann and Schleeweis. Industrial Combinations. New York, 1909

Wright. Am I Right, or Am I Wrong? Embracing Some Serious Thoughts for Working People. Denton, TX, nd

"The $16,000,000 Robbery", [International Laborers and Warehousemen's Union, 1948].