—— (Boston). History of trade unionism among women in Boston. Boston: Women’s trade union league. 1906.
[Deals with unions in the following trades: printing, bookbinding, laundry, cigar, tobacco stripping, garment, music and telegraphy.]
—— (Chicago). Leaflets. A series for trade union propaganda.
—— (N. Y.) Report of interstate conference 1908. N. Y.: 1908.
[Report on organization in 43 women’s unions.]
The annual reports of the state bureaus of labor, and state factory inspection departments; the bulletins of the U. S. dept. of labor; the economic journals and monthly periodicals contain some of the most important contributions to the literature of women in industry.
FOOTNOTES:
[74] This list makes no attempt at completeness, the aim being to include only the most useful works in the field covered not included in the indices of periodicals.
Transcriber’s Notes
Minor errors in punctuation have been corrected.