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Page 106
... demand for farm labor when the exclusion of the Chinese ended that source of supply . Both Chinese and Japanese were in demand in certain kinds of work , work requiring agility , quick motions , much stoop- ing and squatting and ...
... demand for farm labor when the exclusion of the Chinese ended that source of supply . Both Chinese and Japanese were in demand in certain kinds of work , work requiring agility , quick motions , much stoop- ing and squatting and ...
Page 132
... demand particularly in the south , and large numbers of Negroes are employed in these occupations . There are many more in other unskilled or semi- skilled work both within and without the manufacturing field . But there is less chance ...
... demand particularly in the south , and large numbers of Negroes are employed in these occupations . There are many more in other unskilled or semi- skilled work both within and without the manufacturing field . But there is less chance ...
Page 288
... demand for workers . The cost of living was rising . Everywhere labor was restive , was demanding higher wages , shorter hours , and union recognition . The railroad workers were well organized , unified , and powerful . They took ...
... demand for workers . The cost of living was rising . Everywhere labor was restive , was demanding higher wages , shorter hours , and union recognition . The railroad workers were well organized , unified , and powerful . They took ...
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THE WOMAN PROBLEM | 11 |
THE NEWSPAPER PROBLEM | 22 |
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