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... cent of the potential voters cast ballots in South Carolina , nine per cent in Mississippi , 11 per cent in Georgia , 14 per cent in Louisiana , 18 per cent in Texas , 19 per cent in Virginia , 21 per cent in Arkansas and Alabama , and 28 ...
... cent of the potential voters cast ballots in South Carolina , nine per cent in Mississippi , 11 per cent in Georgia , 14 per cent in Louisiana , 18 per cent in Texas , 19 per cent in Virginia , 21 per cent in Arkansas and Alabama , and 28 ...
Page 215
... cent of them re- ceived less than $ 600.00 ; 42.2 per cent earned from $ 600 to $ 900 ; and but 29.2 per cent made over $ 900 . These low wages become more striking when the dependents and home responsibilities of the workers are ...
... cent of them re- ceived less than $ 600.00 ; 42.2 per cent earned from $ 600 to $ 900 ; and but 29.2 per cent made over $ 900 . These low wages become more striking when the dependents and home responsibilities of the workers are ...
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... cent of the persons passing clerical examinations were women , yet they received 72 per cent of this class of appointments . Twenty - four and five - tenths per cent of the successful applicants for filing and cataloging posi- tions ...
... cent of the persons passing clerical examinations were women , yet they received 72 per cent of this class of appointments . Twenty - four and five - tenths per cent of the successful applicants for filing and cataloging posi- tions ...
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CHAPTER | 3 |
THE WOMAN PROBLEM | 11 |
THE NEWSPAPER PROBLEM | 22 |
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