Correspondence: 1925, Feb 9 - July 21., 1925
File — Reel: 31
Scope and Contents
Labor law administration was the dominant issue of this period. The problems of the administration of workmen's compensation and the increased use of "yellow dog" contracts became a serious concern. Attention was also given to improving workmen's compensation standards, James Lynch, the President of the International Typographers Union, proposed a nationwide campaign for workmen's compensation reform through the AALL and the American Federation of Labor (2/23/25).
Dates
- 1925
Language of Materials
Collection material in English
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Extent
7.89 cubic feet
Repository Details
Part of the Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation & Archives Repository