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The Story of The Typographical Union "Big Six" of New York(1850-1926) By Louis Silverstein -v^gfcmf»*s of mg Sfc'a caflmt yam* W9*m /V tkejlrM torus toetoBssonts the .htotorp of thg...

THE STORY OF THE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION (September 1926)

The Story of The Typographical Union "Big Six" of New York (1850-1926) By Louis Silverstein What has Happend Before PHJNJ&C* mgrneMm ar* among aw oUet of anp croft in &e United Statu. The Jtraj...

THE STORY OF THE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION (August 1926)

The Story of The Typographical Union A Record of Struggle and Progress By Louis Silverstein III. The Fruits of Centralization (1889-1926) ,.. centralized tba~ sirtlvttief. of the International...

THE STORY OF THE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION (August 1926)

The Story of The Typographical Union A Record of Struggle and Progress By Louis Silverstein H. Gathering Strength (1853-1888) PRINTERS' organiusuon* -mm dan*** f/V abkgg •f any...

THE STORY OF THE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION (August 1926)

THE STORY OF THE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION a revive of streting and progresive by Louis Silverstein i Founc&W a National Onranixation (I776-1B2) AN efiBeer of the Ihternathmel Typographical...

BEHIND THE SCENES OF THE NEW YORK SUBWAY STRIKE (August 1926)

Behind the Scenes of the New York The First Great Revolt Against Company Unionism Failed—Why? By Louis Silverstein WE blinked as U'i newspaper photographers flUfl their flashes. EMwer-: T*....

THE STORY OF THE PAINTERS UNION (July 1926)

The Story of the Painters Union V---Recent Years (1914-1926) By Lousi Silverstein A S in the cans of meat latstaa Z» tlonal unions officiated with ¦*> the American Federation of LaborX...

THE STORY OF THE PAINTERS UNION (July 1926)

The Story of thePaintors Union The New York Painters (1914-26) *l *"• WHAT fi^^mx^Htrnm^Oft^^^'^' OS fas ajufiw " •**V^vTt»A*T*gr*'T jity'aajssjaaf *ji*ft eJJawaC & SroSoW ^...

THE STORY OF THE PAINTERS UNION (June 1926)

The Story of the Painters Union III - The Alteration Painters (1908-1914) By Louis Stiverstein what has come before On £e xeava of the eutHmatm far nanonat trmji iiiiiani, tne «r»jsajajwrf of...

THE STORY OF THE PAINTERS UNION (June 1926)

The Story of the Painters Union II.—Consolidation (1901-1908) By Louis Silverstein (/ Paperhanger,) tea. foamfed off BoiAmoro at /M7-/ /ft toeeW fajs/aJbtT. ferawi,,o/ /Veto yet*. It —smthm...

THE STORY OF THE PAINTERS UNION (June 1926)

THE STORY OF THE PAINTERS UNION by Louis Silverstein ment in the eighties of the mil century. The benef h* the necessity for national unions drawing haps their feM local bodies of the same...

GOVERNOR'S BOARD FOR DEMANDS OF LADIES' GARMENT WORKERS (May 1926)

Governor's Board for Demands Of Ladies' Garment Workers By Lours Silverstein AT test -awWeWtsM^ «eonunehd*tkms of the Governor's Advisory Commission' for the cloak, suit, and skirt industry...

EXIT: THE RAILWAY LABOR BOARD (May 1926)

Exit: The Railway Labor Board By Louis Silverstein gafijiiJliii"*T ¦tin doubts that svt¦%*Wi—»*- fundanientany pi ssstter I^aeonomto*, be b" aa_e»«»dleat Kg^f. convince Manse* of...

WALL STREET SIGNALS DISTRESS AHEAD (April 1926)

:-: Wall Street Signals Distress Ahead :-: Coolidge Comfortings Fail to Still Fear Dreaded Business Reverses Are Due By Louis Silverstein STRAIGHT from the highest authorities in "Washington...

THE REALITIES OF IMPERIALISM (April 1926)

The Realities of Imperialism The American Empire Revealed In Two Valuable New Books By Louis Silveretoa THE writer recall* a dinner abort a year and a half ago at which Scott N earing...

THE "LEFTS" RIGHT ABOUT FACE (March 1926)

THE "LEFTS" RIGHT ABOUT FACE By Louis Silverstein vjfPftBX "lefts" have had their hern I I war and they hare chosen the 3 X war ot the "rights-" The Inter' sjlfcmr* Ladies' Garment...

PROFIT AND LOSS IN THE COAL STRIKE (February 1926)

Profit and Loss in the Coal Strike By louis Silverstein kaaHXRE 1* * I,J"' Thr war "between 3' DM anthracite miners and the pi arsnopoly that controls their Hvesaeat and lives la temporarily...

DIVIDING UP THE INCOME (February 1926)

DividingUp the INCOME By Louis Silverstein 'irkllul United seat** Is rich. When ntlu such a statement, we -^.ar*. talking poetically, because nobody knWi whet we mean either by "Ulleil...

THE NEW SLAVERY OF THE SOUTH (January 1926)

THE NEW SLAVERY OF THE SOUTH »$1,000,000 Mercer Bonds ^tnc Syndicate Gives PUna ¦ the Con?M>n«lation of 14 ominous Companies By Louis Silverstein fNDER this heading, there appeared in the...

REGISTERING THE CASH (January 1926)

REGISTERING THE CASH By Louis Silverstein. FORTY-FIVE years ago the, cash register came into,existence. As Is common in Such cases, the inventor sold his rights for a few farthings, A short...

MINER or ROBOT? (December 1925)

MINER or ROBOT? By Louis^Silvcrstein IN A SENSE, (fuMr Gewdrich's book* is a continuation of his maiden volume, "The Frontier of Control." The Utter, it will be recalled, dealt with the...

CAPITALISM'S SKELETON (December 1925)

CAPITALISM'S SKELETON The Implications of Steel, Here and Abroad — England Doomed? By Louis Silverstein WHEN capitalism perishes its, skeleton will be i .mid to be, made of steel. Jt it jor tlirs...

THE MINER'S DEMAND (October 1925)

THE MINER'S DEMAND An Analysis of the Coal Commission's Findings as They Reflect on the Present Demands of the Anthracite Striken By Louis Silverstein ffHE bgrd coal dispute has I tamed into a...

Silverstein, Louis S.

Silverstein, Louis Stanley

SIMES, DIMITRI K.

Simmons, Anne

SIMMONS, JOHN D.

SIMON, JOHN

Simon, Kate

Simonson, Rebecca C.

SIMPSON, JAMES

Simsar, Mehmed A.

Sinclair, Uplon

SINCLAIR, UPPON