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SPECIAL ARTICLES.—Minimum-wage laws of United States; by Lindley D. Clark.— Collection of wage claims by State labor offices; by Mary T. Waggaman.—Minimum wage conference at work, award for District of Columbia laundry workers; by Clara Mortenson Beyer.—All-American Cooperative Congress [Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 10-12, 1921]; by Florence E. Parker.—Inadequacy of industrial accident statistics published in State reports; by Margaret Gadsby.—Labor unrest in Great Britain; by Mrs.Victoria B. Turner.
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