Industry's manifest duty, from the Report of the Executive Council to the Convention of the American Federation of Labor, beginning in Portland, Ore., October 1, 1923, adopted by unanimous vote
by American Federation of Labor. Executive Council
Book 964 of Pamphlets in American history -- L
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