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Page 31
... profits through the overwork of their employees . Similarly , the New York State Court of Appeals declared unconstitutional a State law prohibiting the making of cigars in tenements , on the ground that this law interfered with personal ...
... profits through the overwork of their employees . Similarly , the New York State Court of Appeals declared unconstitutional a State law prohibiting the making of cigars in tenements , on the ground that this law interfered with personal ...
Page 41
... profit and power . And in increasing numbers the young women of America are following their example and becoming independent individuals , able to support themselves and make a distinctive personal contribu- tion to the country's life ...
... profit and power . And in increasing numbers the young women of America are following their example and becoming independent individuals , able to support themselves and make a distinctive personal contribu- tion to the country's life ...
Page 76
... profit - takings of the past few dec- ades . It is no wonder , then , that not only the repre- sentatives of the laboring classes , but many members of the professional classes , have felt that the Courts were essentially a class ...
... profit - takings of the past few dec- ades . It is no wonder , then , that not only the repre- sentatives of the laboring classes , but many members of the professional classes , have felt that the Courts were essentially a class ...
Page 113
... profits , leaving less than half to be paid in insurance . Whether health and disability insurance should be left in private hands , or managed by the State , or by the several industries , can not be here discussed . But in some way ...
... profits , leaving less than half to be paid in insurance . Whether health and disability insurance should be left in private hands , or managed by the State , or by the several industries , can not be here discussed . But in some way ...
Page 121
... profits of establishments where too young children are employed , or older children are employed too long . This bill has been taken to the Supreme Court for consideration ; its decision has not , at time of writing , been announced . A ...
... profits of establishments where too young children are employed , or older children are employed too long . This bill has been taken to the Supreme Court for consideration ; its decision has not , at time of writing , been announced . A ...
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