Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, Volumen65Illinois State Historical Society., 1972 |
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... operators , too , were unwilling to jeopardize their profits by voluntarily instituting expensive safety programs and chose , in- stead , to fight any type of government - enforced safety regulation . In their own defense , they blamed ...
... operators , too , were unwilling to jeopardize their profits by voluntarily instituting expensive safety programs and chose , in- stead , to fight any type of government - enforced safety regulation . In their own defense , they blamed ...
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... operators rises to seventy - two percent . Some millowners , among them Nicholas Jarrot and Thomas Kirkpa- trick , eventually fashioned extremely successful public and political ca- reers.37 The property qualifications imposed by the ...
... operators rises to seventy - two percent . Some millowners , among them Nicholas Jarrot and Thomas Kirkpa- trick , eventually fashioned extremely successful public and political ca- reers.37 The property qualifications imposed by the ...
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... operators telegraphed to Richmond , Virginia , for black strikebreakers . In the meantime , white miners were ordered to remove their tools from the mines and evacuate company houses . Ac- cording to the Tribune , " This step will ...
... operators telegraphed to Richmond , Virginia , for black strikebreakers . In the meantime , white miners were ordered to remove their tools from the mines and evacuate company houses . Ac- cording to the Tribune , " This step will ...
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