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Richard Green, (with hat), 5 year old newsie, Richmond, Va. Willie--, who said he was 8. (Compare them.) Many of these little newsboys here. LOC nclc.03726
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Union Square Newsie. Joseph Blata, 7 years old. Lives in Basement, 306 E. 11th St. Collects discarded papers and sells them to storekeepers. LOC nclc.03637
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These workers went to work at 6-45 A.M. and many of them told us yesterday when we saw them go out at 6 P.M. that they 'worked.' LOC nclc.02241
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The superintendent and one of the spinners, Catawba Cotton Mills, Newton, N.C. Others smaller still. Ten boys and girls this size and smaller out of a force of 40 employees. LOC cph.3a51743
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The summer quarters of a beet worker's family on a Colorado farm near Starling. See also 3953. See Hine Report, Colorado Beet Workers, July 1915. LOC nclc.00274
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The skirmish line searching for the lost graves ... Company A, 321st Labor Battalion, spread out in skirmish line formation by twos, searching for dead along the south bank of the Vesle LCCN2017648716
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Tobacco pickers on Goodrich Farm, 'Second picking.' The tobacco plants are often much taller than the children, and the air close and humid, especially when they are on the ground. Photo. LOC nclc.00708
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Tobacco pickers on Goodrich Farm, 'Second picking.' The tobacco plants are often much taller than the children, and the air close and humid, especially when they are working on the ground. LOC cph.3a52722
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Woman carrying flowers home, W. Houston St., N.Y. A short time ago she told me they were not going to make flowers any more. LOC cph.3b01102
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Noon hour, Millville Mfg. Co. One of six young boys and girls that I saw working in the cotton mill. Some were younger than this one. LOC nclc.01260
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Noon hour, April 17, 1909. All these boys (and many others) work in the Natick (R.I.) Mills. Some of the smaller ones said they worked there two years. LOC nclc.01670
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Wallace Pollard-In Mill for several years. Smaller one-Otis Pollard-2 years in King Mfg. Co., Augusta, Ga. Sat. Jan. 16, 1909. LOC nclc.01601
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Views of 'The Jungle,' in Ft. Collins, the section in which the beet workers live when not away working the beets. In Greeley, this segregated section is called 'The Pansy Bed' (from the LOC nclc.00372
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Views of 'The Jungle,' in Ft. Collins, the section in which the beet workers live when not away working the beets. In Greeley, this segregated section is called 'The Pansy Bed' (from the LOC nclc.00370
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Views of 'The Jungle,' in Ft. Collins, the section in which the beet workers live when not away working the beets. In Greeley, this segregated section is called 'The Pansy Bed' (from the LOC nclc.00373
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Young workers adolescence and younger in Manomet, Nonquitt and Nashawena Mills. Going to dinner and back to wrk. Noon. January 9, 1912. Richard K. Conand, witness. LOC nclc.02510
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Young workers adolescence and younger in Manomet, Nonquitt and Nashawena Mills. Going to dinner and back to wrk. Noon. January 9, 1912. Richard K. Conant, witness. LOC nclc.02512
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Young workers adolescence and younger in Manomet, Nonquitt and Nashawena Mills. Going to dinner and back to wrk. Noon. January 9, 1912. Richard K. Conant, witness. LOC nclc.02514
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Face detail, A group of girl workers in Greenabaum's Canneries, Seaford, Del. These girls gave their ages as 10, 13 and 13. The 10 year old girl is working her first season while the two girls of 13 are LOC nclc.00801 (cropped)
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Harriet Cotton Mills. Investigator spent the noon and part of the day around the mill, and saw a very few young children. He was not able to get into the mills, but indications are that LOC nclc.02981
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James Cooney - Irish - 15 years. 26 Peck St., King Philip. Drop Wire boy. Belongs to Settlement House junior base-ball league. LOC nclc.03002
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Josie, six year old, Bertha, six years old, Sophie, 10 years old, all shuck regularly
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Relief map showing the general location of the counties and three river basins affected by the beet work. The latter are the Arkansas River in the south and south east, the South Platt in LOC nclc.05588
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Sadie McGurin, 15 years old. Pressing curtains at Boutwell, Fairclough & Gold. 274 Summer Street Extension. Lewis W. Hine. (Mr. Fitzgerald, Manager.) LOC nclc.05190
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Sadie Pfeifer, 48 inches high, has worked half a year. One of the many small children at work in Lancaster Cotton Mills. Nov. 30, 1908. LOC cph.3a13674
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Shucking oysters in the Alabama Canning Company (Dunbar Lopez, Dukate Co.) Small boy on left end is Mike Murphy, ten years old, and from Baltimore. LOC nclc.00829
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Two new shacks, near Sterling, in which beet workers live. Most of these are old and dilapidated, dirty and crowded. 9 persons live in one of these, 4 in the other. LOC nclc.00353
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St. Paul's Parochial School, located within a stone's throw of the homes of the cannery workers, and the Sister in charge says that practically none of the children attend day school; that a LOC nclc.01033
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Smallest boy in group is Duke Gray, 66 Coburn Street, doffs in No. 1 spinning room and has been there one month. Seems 13 years old. LOC cph.3b43671
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Smallest boy is Max Schwartz (8 yrs. Old) and Jacob Schwartz, 163 Howard St., Newark, N.J. Sell until 10 P.M. sometimes, (photo by). LOC cph.3a47673
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These eight pupils are all that are attending out of 160 Russian Children that should be in the Lincoln School, Sterling, Colo. As soon as the beet work commenced they dropped out. Photo LOC nclc.00313
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These are cashiers in Holmes Department Store, New Orleans. The youngest girls working in the store and illustrate how well the law is being enforced in all the department stores here. LOC nclc.04922
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Tony Casale, 11 years old, been selling 4 years. Sells sometimes until 10 P.M. His paper told me the boy had shown... - NARA - 523179
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Tiny, seven year old oyster shucker (Henry's sister, No. 3291) does not go to school. Works steady. Been at it one year. Maggioni Canning Co. LOC nclc.05335
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Tobacco pickers on Goodrich Farm, 'Second picking.' The tobacco plants are often much taller than the children, and the air close and humid, especially when they are working on the ground. LOC nclc.00707
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Scene in More-Jonas Glass Co., Bridgeton, N.J. Several young boys are to be seen in photo. LOC nclc.05443
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William Jerry, 457 North Bend Street. 'I sells papers every day in the year; Sundays too. Been at it four years.' 13 years old. LOC nclc.03976
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Young workers adolescence and younger in Manomet, Nonquitt and Nashawena Mills. Going to dinner and back to wrk. Noon. January 9, 1912. Richard K. Conant, witness. LOC nclc.02511
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Young workers adolescence and younger in Manomet, Nonquitt and Nashawena Mills. Going to dinner and back to wrk. Noon. January 9, 1912. Richard K. Conant, Witness. LOC nclc.02508
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Six-year old Henry and three-year old Hilda, beet workers on a Wisconsin farm. See Hine Report, Wisconsin Sugar Beet, July 1915. LOC nclc.00283
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A.D.T. Boy, 13 years old. One and one-half years at it. Works from noon to 10-30 P.M. Said he 'carries notes, etc.' LOC nclc.04592
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12-year old boy carrying heavy crate of tomatoes on farm of W.T. Hill. He has been earning $1.25 a day steady all Summer. LOC nclc.00582
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Adolescents and other in Payne Cotton Mill, Macon, Ga. Girl on end with dropping eyelids has been helping there one yr. Jan. 20, 1909. L.W. LOC cph.3a20283
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For Child Welfare Exhibit 1912-13.) View in a Pawtucket, R.I., cotton mill showing accumulation of lint on floor. The air is full of it too, but photo doesn't show it LOC nclc.02732
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For Child Welfare Exhibit 1912-13.) Crowded Italian home, 46 Crary St., Providence, R.I. Nov 26, 1912. Property owned by wealthy family LOC cph.3a21311
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Group of workers in cotton mill at West. Two of them are under legal age. One is twelve and one is fourteen according to their Family Record. Much illiteracy here. LOC nclc.02870
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Frank Hastings, 107 Hampshire Street, Cambridge. Said he was 14 last month. Just begun work for Metropolitan Messenger and Mailing Co. Taken in the morning. LOC nclc.03987
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Frederick Banfill, 91 Winthrop St. Name without picture, Ernest Silvan- suspicious, wouldn't give name. Laughing face, short, may be in group No. 10. LOC nclc.04776
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Noon hour, Cocheco Mfg. Co. Young girls working regularly. A number of others there, some even younger. Dover, N.H. - NARA - 523198
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Noon hour. Herman Rette (right hand), Arsene Lussier. Both been working in Chace Cotton Mill, Burlington, Vt. for over a year. (See -730.) LOC nclc.01715
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Mr. A. Langerfeld and one of his machines for picking coal which does away completely with the use of breaker boys. The percent of slate that goes in with the coal separated by this machine LOC nclc.05511
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Margaret Ciampa, 14 years old, finishing flowers at Boston Floral Supply Co., 347-357 Cambridge Street. Said to be the only flower factory in Massachusetts. LOC nclc.05614
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Photo of boys working in Arcade Bowling Alley. Trenton, N.J. Photo taken late at night. The boys work until midnight and later. Dec. 20, 1909. LOC nclc.03369
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A couple of dinner-toters at Riverside Cotton Mills, Danville, Va. Myriads of these little ones carry dinners to the mill workers. The Supt. of Schools and teachers in Danville said that LOC nclc.02165
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A few of the San Antonio messengers. See Hine report on messenger service of Texas. Edgar Barnes is one of the smallest in front row. The messengers and their contact with the Red Light LOC nclc.03873
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7 year old Ferris. Tiny newsie who did not know enough to make change for investigator. There are still too many of these little ones in the larger cities. LOC nclc.05565
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7 year old twins. Been selling for 1 year. Sell sometimes until 8 P.M., Hartford, Conn. LOC cph.3b21344
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Caesar Mt. School, - one of the remote rural schools in Pocahontas Co. An average school except that it needs more playground space cleared and toilets need improving. LOC nclc.04359
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Camela, 12 years old, making Irish lace for collars. Works until 9 P.M. in dirty kitchen. New York City. - NARA - 523513
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Gang of older boys working in White's Bog Brown Mills, N.J. Cranberry bogs, a rough gang. Sept. 28, 1910. Witness, E. F. Brown,. LOC nclc.00046
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George Gray. Been spinning and doffing in the Arlington Mills 4 months. 60 cents a day. Mother said he is 12, neighbors said he is not 12. LOC nclc.02595
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Eb Karns been 'sweepin here two years' couldn't write his name, couldn't spell it. Appears to be under 12. Pelzer, S.C. Mfg. Co. LOC nclc.02623
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All are workers in Knoxville Knitting Mills. Smallest boy ravels, smallest girl is a steady worker. Knoxville, Tenn. - NARA - 523371
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Alfred Genalano - 12 Newark Street. 10 yrs. old - Carries to customers on River Street, in Segregated district - 'Dunno how many.' 3-30 P.M. LOC nclc.03828
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OUR BABY DOFFER and some of the other infants working in the Avondale Mills. Birmingham, Ala. - NARA - 523360
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Boy probably about 13 years old, tying strips which he has taken away from the planer. Schultze Waltum Co., Planing Mill. LOC nclc.05372
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Boy with bare arms, Fred Normandin, 15 Bridge St., has been working in Amoskeag Mfg. Co., mill No. 1, Manchester, N.H. for several months. LOC cph.3b16900
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