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Documents in this collection (70)

  • A Divorce Asked For. (1885)
  • Aims and Principles of the Consumers' League (1899)
  • Allied Wood Workers' Trades' Council (1893)
  • An Effective Child-Labor Law (1905)
  • Child Labor Legislation (1902)
  • Child Labor Legislation and Enforcement in New England and the Middle States (1905)
  • Discussion (1915)
  • Equal Suffrage Movement (1906)
  • Florence K. Wischnewetzky vs. Lazare Wischnewetzky Certificate of Evidence (1900)
  • Has Illinois the Best Laws in the Country for the Protection of Children? (1904)
  • Industrial Conditions as a Community Problem with Particular Reference to Child Labor (1922)
  • Judge Kelley's Daughter Married (1884)
  • Labor Legislation for Women and Its Effects on Earnings and Conditions of Labor (1929)
  • Labor of Women and Children in Tenements' (1912)
  • Laborers in Heat and in Heavy Industries (1923)
  • Letter (1905)
  • Letter to Butler, Stillman & Hubbard (1892)
  • Letter to Children (1900)
  • Letter to Children (1902)
  • Letter to Children (1902)
  • Letter to Children (1902)
  • Letter to Children (1902)
  • Letter to Children (1902)
  • Letter to Children (1902)
  • Letter to Florence Kelley (1899)
  • Letter to Florence Kelley (1894)
  • Letter to Florence Kelley (1899)
  • Letter to Florence Kelley (1905)
  • Letter to Florence Kelley (1899)
  • Letter to Florence Kelley (1899)
  • Letter to Florence Kelley (1899)
  • Letter to Florence Kelley (1899)
  • Letter to Florence Kelley (1899)
  • Letter to Florence Kelley (1892)
  • Letter to Florence Kelley (1905)
  • Letter to Florence Kelley (1899)
  • Letter to Florence Kelley (1899)
  • Letter to Lazare Wischnewetzky
  • Letter to Mary Thorn Lewis (1885)
  • Letter to Mother (1915)
  • Letter to Mother (1932)
  • Letter to Mother (1901)
  • Letter to Mother (1901)
  • Letter to Mother (1899)
  • Letter to Mother (1900)
  • Letter to Mother
  • Letter to Mother (1899)
  • Married Women in Industry (1910)
  • Minimum-Wage Boards (1911)
  • Minimum-Wage Laws, Journal of Political Economy (1913)
  • New England's Lost Leadership (1910)
  • Obstacles to the Enforcement of Child Labor Legislation (1906)
  • On Some Changes in the Legal Status of the Child since Blackstone (1882)
  • Our Lack of Statistics (1911)
  • Our Toiling Children (1889)
  • Reports from State and Local Child Labor Committees and Consumers' Leagues (1906)
  • Scholarships for Working Children (1910)
  • Some Ethical Gains Through Legislation (1905)
  • The Autobiography of Florence Kelley (1986)
  • The Consumers' League (1900)
  • The Federal Children's Bureau A Symposium (1910)
  • The Federal Government and the Working Children (1905)
  • The Illinois Child-Labor Law (1897)
  • The Invasion of Family Life by Industry (1909)
  • The La Follette Law from The Consumers' Point of View (1915)
  • The Responsibility of the Consumer (1900)
  • The United States Supreme Court and the Utah Eight-Hours' Law (1896)
  • The Working Boy (1899)
  • V. - Street Trades (1900)
  • What Should We Sacrifice to Uniformity? (1911)
  • Florence Kelley in Chicago 1891-1899
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