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Rural Accident. Clipping from Pittsfield paper describing accident to Clinton Stewart, July 14, 1915. See Hine Report, August 1915. LOC nclc.00314
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These are the smallest workers I could find at Southland Shoe Factory, Lynchburg, Va., and I went all through it. Only a few under fourteen. LOC nclc.04730
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General view of the spinning room, Cornell Mill, showing some of the young boys and girls employed there. Cornell Mill. See names on other photo. LOC cph.3b06408
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Indianapolis Newsboys buying brass checks in a newspaper office. These checks cost at the rate of one-half the selling price of the newspaper and are exchanged at another window for the LOC cph.3c05660
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Stanislaus Matthew, 30 Cabot St., (left hand boy). Warren Butman, Nonotuck St. Has worked in spinning room since Monday. LOC nclc.02431
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School -9 and -12. Some of the boys who work in the glass works at night and go to school in day time. (See report for names, etc.) LOC cph.3c05657
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Truants like these may be found most any day between 11 & 12 A.M. Jefferson St. near Washington. May 5, 1910. LOC nclc.03463
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Truants like these may be found most any day between 11& 12 A.M. Jefferson St. Near Washington. May 5, 1910. LOC nclc.03462
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Views of the White Oak Cotton Mills, Greensboro, N.C., showing the beautiful location of the mill, its well-kept grounds, and the good housing conditions. LOC nclc.02676
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Views of the White Oak Cotton Mills, Greensboro, N.C., showing the beautiful location of the mill, its well-kept grounds and the good housing conditions. LOC nclc.02680
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Some of the housing conditions of the workers in the Cannon Mills, Concord, N.C., to contrast with the homes and gardens some times shown from the 'show mills' of the state. LOC nclc.02651
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Some of the young girls working in the Pelzer S.C. Mfg. Co. Not the youngest. Some of them seem surely under 12. All in the photo work. LOC nclc.02624
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Some of the spinners in Pell City Cotton Mills, grouped for me by the Overseer. Mr. E. A. Thompson, Superintendent of the Mill, is also Mayor of Pell City. LOC cph.3b31139
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Some of the young boys working Pelzer, S.C. Mfg. Co. Some of these workers seem surely near 12 years. May 27, 1912. LOC nclc.02625
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Some of the youngsters working in Belton Mfg. Co., Belton, S.C. Two of the youngest and J. Henderson. Kelly Street. Percy Morrison, Eugene Simper. LOC nclc.02606
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Some of the youngsters working in Belton Mfg. Co., Belton S.C. Two of the youngest and J. Henderson, Kelly Street. Percy Morrison, Eugene Simper. LOC nclc.02609
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A young berry picker on Bottomley's farm, near Baltimore, Md. She worked one winter at Youngs Island, S.C. Mother says, 'No more.' LOC nclc.00015
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10-year old girl picking tomatoes on farm of W.T. Hill. LOC nclc.00581
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11 years old. Beginning to doff. Son of one of Gastonia's preachers . His two brothers, 14 and 16 years old, are also in the mill. LOC nclc.01359
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A pair of truants, tending their father's mules. Photo taken during school hours, near Oklahoma City. Boys are 9 and 11 yrs. old. LOC nclc.00666
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Pack boys in Pacific Mill, George Driscoll, 14 years, Mike Foley, 15 years. Been working 1 1-2 years. LOC nclc.01856
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9 year old newsie and his 7 year old brother 'Red.' Tough specimen of Los Angeles newsboys. See California report. LOC nclc.03962
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5 P.M. Boys going home from Monongah Glass Works. A native remarked 'De place is lousey wid kids.' (See -188.) LOC cph.3a50540
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Annie Fedele, 22 Horace Street, Sommerville, Mass. This is one of the places she works on crochet. See other photos and Home Work report. LOC nclc.04259
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Doffer boys have lots of fun between times. (But get habits of irregular work.) This is the middle of the morning. Willingham Cotton Mills, Macon, Ga. LOC nclc.01614
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Hartford, Conn., newsboys. Boy in middle, Joseph De. Lucco, has been selling for 8 years. Was arrested for stealing papers a while ago. LOC nclc.03254
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Group of children in the kindergarten school composed of the cotton mill people. Even during the play the mill is ever in the back ground. Dallas Cotton Mill. LOC nclc.02855
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Frank Burditt and family. They rent this dilapidated shank (i.e., shack) and are trying to make a living off the meagre land near by. Oct. 11, 1921. LOC cph.3a48917
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Home-work (crochet) in East Side Tenement home. Grandmother pealing (sic) potatoes. (For complete details see Miss E.C. Watson's report.) LOC cph.3a18648
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Forest Kellison, 4 H Club Member raising a sheep. Examining the quality of the fleece under direction of Harold Willey, Farm Bureau Agent. LOC nclc.04426
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Group of workers. The smallest boy in the middle of group is Secondino Libro, 34 Walnut Street. Apparently 10 or 11. Works in No. 4 Spinning room. LOC nclc.05476
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Group of workers at the Dallas Cotton Mill. The small boy helps his sister. Eternal vigilance will be needed to keep these little ones out of the mill. LOC nclc.02860
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Group of younger workers in mule room. All but two are 14 and 15 years old. Going home at 11 A.M. Berkshire Cotton Mills. LOC cph.3c01563
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Group of Western Union Messengers in Norfolk, Va. See also photo 2232, 2258, and report on Va. messengers. LOC nclc.03731
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One of the smallest negro oyster shuckers that I found on the Atlantic Coast. Usually they do not work the negro children. Varn & Platt Canning Co. LOC cph.3c22661
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Mrs. Bissie and family (Polish). They all work in fields near Baltimore in summer and have worked at Biloxi, Miss. for two years. LOC nclc.05421
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Name- Anna Grenier at her 'speeder' Burlington, Vt. Has been here 2 years. Chace Cotton Mill. May 7, 1909. LOC cph.3b24157
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Messengers at the main office, Postal Telegraph Co., 283 B'way, turning in their uniforms at close of the day. The boys are carefully supervised and clothes are well kept. LOC nclc.03702
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Newsgirl about 11 years old, with a single paper making a begging and sight seeing trip through the business section. See California report. LOC nclc.03960
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Indiana Mfg. Co. Peru, Ind. The old and the new. Old man has been there 33 years. Boy starting in, working with a board saw. LOC nclc.04486
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In the Alexandria glass factories, negroes work side by side with the white workers. Also in Richmond. These are some of those working in Alexandria (Va.) Glass Factory. LOC nclc.01299
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In the shadow of City Hall, selling vegetables at 515 King St., Wilmington, Delaware. Investigator, Edward F. Brown. LOC nclc.03594
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La Grossa family, 2 children and mother. Forsythe's Bog, Turkeytown, near Pemberton, N.J. Sept. 29, 1910. Witness E.F. Brown,. LOC nclc.00087
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King Philip spinning room. Sweeper and cleaner Adelaid Levesque, 1152 Slade St. Age 14 - Looks larger because camera low. LOC cph.3b33419
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Lena Lochiavo, 11 years old, 209 W. Sixth St., Basket Seller, Sixth Street Market, Cincinnati. In front of saloon entrance. LOC nclc.03200
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Little Levels High School - Hillsboro. One of the best consolidated rural schools in the county. Has Grades & High School. Oct. 6, 1921. LOC nclc.04371
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Louis Langevin, 318 Friend St. Works in spinning room -7. Florida St. Cyr, 24 Gray St. Works in spinning -7. LOC nclc.02424
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Boy who carries barrels. Robert Saunders, 10 years old. Lives Waquoit - is the sone (i.e., son) of the boss. Mother picks too. LOC nclc.00126
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4 p.m. Group of newsies selling in front of South Station. 4 of them said they were 11 years old. Saw no badges in evidence. LOC cph.3b41008
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Betsay (i.e., Betsey) Price, - First year High School at her club sewing. 4 H Club work - Marlinton, W. Va. LOC nclc.04436
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8 P.M. Friday, March 5, 1909. Charlie Gilstein, 9 years old. Philip Gilstein, 12 years old. Hartford, Conn. LOC nclc.03280
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Camille Carmo, Justine Carmo, seven and nine years old. The older one picks about 4 pails a day. Youngest was picking also. LOC nclc.00142
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Young Drivers and Trapper Boy, Brown Mine, Brown, W. Va. (Underground from 7 A.M. to 5-30 P.M.) Sept., 1908. LOC cph.3a17767
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Young spinner in Roanoke (Va.) Cotton Mills. Said fourteen years old, but it is doubtful. See exterior photos and age comparisons in 2161 to 2163. LOC cph.3a01139
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Young worker leaving mill of Sagamore Manufacturing Company, Fall River, Mass., August 26, 1911. Noon. Richard K. Conant, Witness. LOC nclc.02255
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Personeel met kaartenbakken, Bestanddeelnr 254-2221
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Kantoor met kaartenbakken, Bestanddeelnr 254-2219
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Indianapolis Newsboys buying brass checks in a newspaper office. These checks cost at the rate of one-half the selling price of the newspaper and are exchanged at another window for the LOC cph.3c05660
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Jess M. Ritchie demonstrating AD-X2 before the Senate Select Committee on Small Business
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Joseph Roposa, 376 Webster St. Young Greek, said been working in weave room of Cornell Mill a short time. Going to dinner. LOC nclc.02517
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Kibbe's Candy Factory. Ryme Sylvester 15 years, 68 Clinton St. Runs chocolate spreader. Earns $ 4.00. Been at it one year. LOC nclc.04609
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In comparison with governmental affairs newsies are small matters. This photo taken in the shadow of the National Capitol where the laws are made. This group of young newsboys sells on the LOC cph.3c22958
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In comparison with governmental affairs newsies are small matters. This photo taken in the shadow of the National Capitol where the laws are made. This group of young newsboys sells on the LOC cph.3c22959
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Antone Simmons, small boy in center of picture, 61 Katharine St., Ward 6. In the twisting room. Birth certificate makes him 14. LOC nclc.02244
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General view of the spinning room, Cornell Mill, showing some of the young boys and girls employed there. See names on other photo. Cornell Mill. LOC cph.3b32759
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The Senate committee investigating the charges against Senator B.K. Wheeler, ... Left to right- Senators Wm. E. Borah of Idaho chairman, C.A. Swanson of Va., T.H. Caraway of Ark., C.L. LCCN94503427
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The United Consolidated School near Charleston, W. Va. Also note photo of The Tate School, one of the two schools that were abandoned to make this. LOC nclc.04369
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The Garfield. This was built to relieve the congestion of the beet workers in the other schools of Ft. Morgan, and none but beet workers are here. The school opened November 29, and will LOC nclc.00386
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Some of doffers and the Superintendent, Catawba Cotton Mill, Newton, N.C. Ten small boys and girls about this size out of a force of 40 employees. LOC cph.3b37516
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Some of the workers in a Md. packing company. Plenty of work for even the tiniest hands. Many have to carry heavy boxes full of beans etc. LOC nclc.00032
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Some of the youngsters working in Belton Mfg. Co., Belton S.C. Two of the youngest and J. Henderson, Kelly Street. Percy Morrison, Eugene Simper. LOC nclc.02608
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Group of workers. The smallest boy in the middle of group is Secondino Libro, 34 Walnut Street. Apparently 10 or 11. Works in No. 4 Spinning room. LOC nclc.05476
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Group of workers. The smallest boy in the middle of group is Secondino Libro, 34 Walnut Street. Apparently 10 or 11. Works in No. 4 Spinning room. LOC nclc.02365
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Great Falls Mfg. Co., Somersworth, N. H. One of the young girls. There are a number of boys and girls as small and smaller, scattered through these mills. LOC nclc.01769
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Formal notice of the impeachment of Andrew Johnson, by the House Committee, Thaddeus Stevens and John A. Bingham, at the bar of the Senate, Washington, D.C., on the 25th Feb. LCCN2002697737
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Frank De Natale, a 12-year old barber. Lathers and shaves customers in father's shop, 416 Hanover Street, after school and Saturday. LOC nclc.05619
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Going to their work at 5 P.M. 'Sheeny Joe's' Glass House, January, 1913. Boy to left is 15 years old, can't speak English. LOC nclc.01303
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Fred, a young oyster fisher; working on an oyster boat in Mobile Bay, the Reef, near Bayou La Batre, said he was fourteen, but not likely. LOC nclc.00812
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Ila Feebach, 15-year old girl at home for housework. Father, Rufus Feebach, Route 4, Cynthiana, Ky. Near Hookstown School. LOC nclc.00577
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Ila Feebach, 15-year old girl at home for housework. Father, Rufus Feebach, Route 4, Cynthiana, Ky. Near Hookstown School. LOC nclc.00576
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Twin sisters Winnie and Jimmie. Spinners in Yazoo City (Miss.) Yarn Mills. Said thirteen years old, but see photo and label 2102. LOC nclc.02101
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Committee on Elections of the Senate engaged in the counting of the Ford-Newberry vote. Tellers in the foreground of the picture are Senators Walter E. Edge of N.J. and Selden P. Spencer of LCCN91794748
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Gertrude Belier, 15 years old. Hemming curtains on machine at Boutwell, Fairclough & Gold, 274 Summer Street Extension. Mr. Fitzgerald, Manager. LOC nclc.05191
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One of the little spinners in Amoskeag Mfg. Company, Manchester, N.H. She was about 48 inches high and about 11 or 12 years old. LOC nclc.01781
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One of the many young boys working as assistants on express wagons. May 13, 1910. 11 A.M. Adams Express Co. LOC nclc.03513
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Name- A few of the workers on night shift, Cumberland Glass (Works), Bridgeton, N.J. One boy is 13 years old. Nov. 15, 1909. LOC cph.3b09807
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A Little 'Shaver,' Indianapolis Newsboy, 41 inches high. Said he was 6 years old. Aug., 1908. Wit., E. N. Clopper. LOC cph.3b03843
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Overseer and two of the doffer boys, Charles Hennessy and John Douglass in Avondale Mills. Noon hour. Overseer said, 'we've got 30 of 'em.' LOC cph.3b21310
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Bridgeport, Conn. Newsboys. One of the smallest has been selling for 2 years. Boy highest up on steps has been at it 6 years. LOC nclc.03277
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An Enforced Rest. Harry Swope, aged 15, 426 Elm St., Newport, Ky., Carrying heavy bundles of paper for a News & Sta'y Co. LOC cph.3b23467
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14 year old Henry in the fourth grade of the Rockwood Place School. He is four grades behind, and the teacher says it is on account of the beet work. LOC nclc.00397
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Workers in More-Jones Glass Co., Bridgeton, N.J. LOC nclc.01227
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Work that Educates. Twelve-year old boy tending bees under the direction of his father, John Spargo. Bennington, Vermont, Aug. 1914. LOC nclc.05580
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Views of the White Oak Cotton Mills, Greensboro, N.C., showing the beautiful location of the mill, its well-kept grounds, and the good housing conditions. LOC nclc.02678
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