Hearings on House Resolution No. 179, May 31, 1911

Hearings on House Resolution No. 179, May 31, 1911 by VariousDiscover the intricate details of the labor conditions in the early 20th century with "Hearings on House Resolution No. 179, May 31, 1911." This comprehensive record presents the proceedings before the Committee on Rules, House of Representatives, which investigated the Westmoreland coal fields in Pennsylvania. The resolution empowered the Committee on Labor to thoroughly investigate the harsh realities faced by coal miners, including wage discrepancies, nonunion labor conditions, and allegations of peonage.Presented in a meticulously controlled, high-quality edition by Leopold Classic Library, this book is a scanned copy of the original publication, ensuring historical accuracy and integrity. The testimonies and discussions encapsulated in this volume shed light on the labor struggles of the time, offering readers a profound understanding of early 20th-century labor issues in the United States.Key features:Detailed proceedings of the 1911 House Committee on Rules hearings.Insight into the labor conditions of the Westmoreland coal fields.Historical context on the labor movement and unionization efforts.High-quality reproduction by Leopold Classic Library for accurate historical preservation.Whether you're a history enthusiast, a researcher, or someone interested in the evolution of labor rights, this book provides invaluable insights into the socio-economic conditions of early 20th-century America. Engage with the testimonies and debates that shaped labor policies and gain a deeper appreciation for the challenges and triumphs of coal miners during this pivotal period. Read more