BIBLIOGRAPHY
LIST OF BOOKS AND REPORTS AND PERIODICAL LITERATURE SUGGESTED FOR READING AND REFERENCE
ABBOTT, EDITH. Women in Industry. New York, 1909.
ADAMS, T.H., and SUMNER, H.L. Labor Problems. New York, 1909.
ADDAMS, JANE. The Spirit of Youth in City Streets. New York, 1909.
ANDREWS, JOHN B. A Practical Plan for the Prevention of Unemployment in America. New York, 1914.
—— and BLISS, W.P.D. History of Women in Trade Unions in the United States. Vol. X of the United States Report on the Condition of Women and Child Wage Earners.
BEBEL, AUGUST. Woman in the Past, Present and Future (Trans.). New
York, 1885.
BOWEN, LOUISE DE KOVEN. Safeguards for City Youth at Work and at Play.
New York, 1915.
BRANDEIS, L.D. Curt Miller v. The State of Oregon. Brief for defendants. Supreme Court of the United States. New York, 1908.
—— Frank C. Stettler and others v. The Industrial Welfare Commission of the State of Oregon. Brief and arguments for the defendants in the Supreme Court of the State of Oregon. Consumers' League, New York, 1915.
—— and GOLDMARK, JOSEPHINE. Brief and Arguments for appellants in the Supreme Court of the State of Illinois. National Consumers' League, New York, 1909.
BRECKINRIDGE, SOPHONISBA P. Legislative Control of Women's Work. Journal of Political Economy. XIV. 107-109.
BROOKS, JOHN GRAHAM. The Social Unrest. New York, 1903.
BROWN, ROME G. The Minimum Wage. Minneapolis, 1914.
BUSBEY. Women's Trade Union Movement in Great Britain. U.S. Department of Labor. Bul. No. 83.
BUTLER, ELIZABETH B. Saleswomen in Mercantile Stores. New York, 1913.
—— Women in the Trades. New York, 1909.
CANADA. Department of Labor. Report of Royal Commission on Strike of
Telephone Operators. Ottawa, 1907.
CLARK, SUE AINSLIE, and WYATT, EDITH. Making Both Ends Meet. New York, 1911.
CLARK, VICTOR S. The Labor Movement in Australia. New York, 1907.
COMMONS, JOHN R. Races and Immigrants in America. New York, 1907.
—— ANDREWS, JOHN B., SUMNER, HELEN L., and OTHERS. Documentary
History of American Industrial Society. Cleveland, 1910.
—— and OTHERS. Trade Unionism and Labor Problems. Boston, 1905.
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA. Legislative Regulation of Wages. Year Book,
No. 5, 1901-1911. pp. 1065-1069.
COOLEY, E.G. See publications of Commercial Club of Chicago on vocational education.
DEVINE, EDWARD T. Social Forces. New York.
DEWEY, JOHN. Schools of Tomorrow. New York, 1915.
—— The School and Society.
DORR, RHETA CHILDE. What Eight Million Women Want. Boston, 1910.
ELY, RICHARD T. The Labor Movement in America. New York, 1905.
GILMAN, CHARLOTTE P. Concerning Children. Boston, 1900.
—— Women and Economics. New York, 1905.
HAMILTON, CICELY. Marriage as a Trade.
HARD, WILLIAM. The Women of Tomorrow. New York, 1911.
HENDERSON, CHARLES RICHMOND. Citizens in Industry. New York, 1915.
HERRON, BELVA M. Progress of Labor Organization Among Women.
University of Illinois studies, Vol. 1, No. 10. Urbana, 1908.
HILLMAN, SIDNEY, and HOWARD, EARL DEAN. Hart, Schaffner and Marx Labor
Agreements. Chicago, 1914.
HOBSON, JOHN A. Evolution of Modern Capitalism. London, 1904.
—— Problems of Poverty, London, 1906.
HOURWICH, ISAAC A. Immigration and Labor. New York, 1912.
HUMPHREY, J.R. Proportional Representation. London, 1911.
ILLINOIS STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR. Report of Committee on Vocational
Education, 1914.
JACOBI, ABRAHAM. Physical Cost of Women's Work. New York, 1907.
KELLEY, FLORENCE. Modern Industry in Relation to the Family. New York, 1915.
—— Some Ethical Gains Through Legislation. New York, 1906.
KELLOR, FRANCES A. Out of Work. New York, 1915 ed.
KERCHENSTEINER, G.M.A. Idea of the Industrial School (Trans.). New
York, 1913.
—— Schools and the Nation (Trans.). London, 1914.
KEY, ELLEN. The Woman Movement (Trans.). New York, 1912.
KIRKUP, THOMAS. History of Socialism. London, 1906.
LAGERLÖF, SELMA. Home and the State (Trans.). New York, 1912.
LEAVITT, FRANK M. Examples of Industrial Education. Boston, 1912.
LEVINE, Louis. Syndicalism in France. New York, 1914.
MACLEAN, ANNIE MARION. Wage Earning Women. New York, 1910.
MAROT, HELEN. American Labor Unions. New York, 1914.
MASON, OTIS T. Woman's Share in Primitive Culture. 1894.
MASSACHUSETTS COMMISSION ON INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION. Reports, 1909.
MATTHEWS, LILLIAN R. Women in Trade Unions in San Francisco.
University of California, 1913.
MITCHELL, JOHN. Organized Labor. Philadelphia, 1903.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MANUFACTURERS. Preliminary report on the
Minimum Wage. New York.
NEARING, SCOTT. Wages in the United States, 1908 to 1910. New York, 1911.
OLIVER, THOMAS. Dangerous Trades. London, 1902.
PATTEN, SIMON N. The New Basis of Civilization. New York, 1907.
PEIXOTTO, JESSICA B. Women of California as Trade Unionists. Association of Collegiate Alumnae, Dec., 1908.
PRESCOTT and HALL. Immigration and Its Effects. New York, 1900.
PUTNAM, EMILY JAMES. The Lady. New York, 1910.
RAUSCHENBUSCH, WALTER. Christianity and the Social Crisis. New York, 1907.
—— Christianizing the Social Order. New York, 1912.
RHINELANDER, W.S. Life and Letters of Josephine Shaw Lowell. New York, 1911.
RICHARDSON, DOROTHY. The Long Day. New York, 1905.
ROGERS, J.E. THOROLD. Six Centuries of Work and Wages.
ROMAN, F.W. Industrial and Commercial Schools of the United States and
Germany. New York, 1915.
ROSS, EDWARD ALSWORTH. Sin and Society. Boston, 1907.
RUSSELL, CHARLES EDWARD. Why I Am a Socialist. New York, 1910.
RYAN, JOHN A. A Living Wage in Its Ethical and Economic Aspects. New
York, 1906.
SALMON, LUCY M. Progress in the Household. Boston, 1906.
SCHREINER, OLIVE. Woman and Labour. London and New York, 1911.
SIMONS, A.M. Social Forces in American History.
SNEDDEN, DAVID M. Problems of Educational Readjustment. New York, 1913.
—— The Problem of Vocational Education. Boston, 1910.
SNOWDEN, PHILIP. The Living Wage. London and New York, 1912.
SOMBART, WERNER. Socialism and the Social Movement (Trans.). New York, 1909.
SPARGO, JOHN. Socialism. New York, 1909. Syndicalism, Industrial
Unionism and Socialism. New York, 1913.
—— and ARNER, G.B.L. Elements of Socialism. New York, 1912.
SPENCER, ANNA GARLIN. Woman and Social Culture. New York, 1913.
SUMNER, HELEN L. History of Women in Industry in the United States.
Vol. IX of the United States Report on the Condition of Women and
Child Wage Earners. 1910.
THOMAS, W.I. Sex and Society. University of Chicago Press, 1907.
VAN KLEECK, MARY. Artificial Flower Making. Women in the Bookbinding
Trade. Russell Sage Foundation publications, 1912.
VAN VORST, BESSIE and MARIE. The Woman Who Toils. New York, 1903.
WARD, LESTER F. Pure Sociology (especially Chapter XIV). New York.
WEBB, SIDNEY. Economic Theory of a Legal Minimum Wage. Journal of
Political Economy, Vol. 20, No. 12., Dec., 1912.
—— and BEATRICE. History of Trade Unionism. London, 1907.
WELLS, H.G. New Worlds for Old. New York, 1909.
WEYL, WALTER E. The New Democracy. New York, 1910.
WILLETT, M.H. Employment of Women in the Clothing Trades. Columbia
University. New York, 1902.
WILSON, JENNIE L. Legal and Political Status of Women in the United
States.
WINSLOW, CHARLES H.; Editor. Twenty-fifth Annual Report of the United
States Bureau of Labor, Industrial Training.
WOLFE, F.E. Admission to Labor Unions. Johns Hopkins University Press.
MINIMUM WAGE, THE CASE FOR. By Louis D. Brandeis, M.B. Hammond, John
A. Hobson, Florence Kelley, Esther Packard, Elizabeth C. Watson,
Howard B. Woolston. The Survey, Feb. 6, 1915.
Periodicals and Reports
American Federationist, A.F. of L. Newsletter, and other publications of the American Federation of Labor. Washington, D.C.
American Legislation Review and other publications of the American Association for Labor Legislation. New York.
Annals of the American Academy of Political Science. Philadelphia.
Child Labor Bulletin, The (National), and other publications of the National Child Labor Committee, New York.
Commercial Club of Chicago. Publications on Vocational Training.
Crisis, The. New York.
Economic Review.
Forerunner, The. New York.
Immigrant in America Review, The. New York.
Journal of Political Economy, The. University of Chicago Press.
Journal of Sociology, The. University of Chicago Press.
Labour Leader, The. Manchester, England.
Labour Woman, The, and other publications of the National Women's Labour League. London.
Life and Labor, and other publications of the National Women's Trade Union League of America. Chicago; and of the local leagues in Boston, Chicago, New York and elsewhere.
Masses, The. New York.
National Consumers' League, Publications of. New York.
National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education,
Publications of. New York.
New Republic, The. New York.
New York State Factory Investigation Commission, Reports. New York.
New York Sunday Call, The. New York.
Political Science Quarterly. Columbia University.
Public, The. Chicago.
Quarterly Journal of Economics. Harvard University.
Survey, The. New York.
Union Labor Advocate. Woman's Department, up to Dec., 1910.
United States Bureau of Education. Bulletins on vocational education.
—— Census of 1910. Occupational statistics.
—— Children's Bureau. Bulletins.
—— Department of Agriculture. Bulletins for Women on the Farm.
—— Department of Labor, Bulletins.
—— Industrial Relations Commission Reports.
—— Women and Child Wage Earners, Report on Conditions of. 19
Volumes.
Woman's Industrial News, The. London.
Woman's Journal, The. Boston.