Everett Mill

This scrapbook is a collection of news clippings and images spanning the years 1929-1932, many of which have to do with the Strike of 1931. In these news clippings is information noting the beginning of the mill workers’ strike and the cause of disagreement– proposals to cut textile worker wages by 10% by September 1931. This scrapbook documents the progression of the strike and the tension and uncompromising nature on either side of the fight. Included in the scrapbook is also an editorial article arguing that the biggest loss of this strike is not on the workers or on the owners, but on the entire Lawrence community; without the mill industry, the city would be in financial ruin. Overall, this scrapbook offers insight into the day-to-day happenings and updates during the worker strike of 1931.

This scrapbook is a collection of news clippings and images spanning the years 1929-1932, many of which have to do with the Strike of 1931. In these news clippings is information noting the beginning of the mill workers’ strike and the cause of disagreement– proposals to cut textile worker wages by 10% by September 1931. This scrapbook documents the progression of the strike and the tension and uncompromising nature on either side of the fight. Included in the scrapbook is also an editorial article arguing that the biggest loss of this strike is not on the workers or on the owners, but on the entire Lawrence community; without the mill industry, the city would be in financial ruin. Overall, this scrapbook offers insight into the day-to-day happenings and updates during the worker strike of 1931.

This scrapbook is a collection of news clippings and images spanning the years 1929-1932, many of which have to do with the Strike of 1931. In these news clippings is information noting the beginning of the mill workers’ strike and the cause of disagreement– proposals to cut textile worker wages by 10% by September 1931. This scrapbook documents the progression of the strike and the tension and uncompromising nature on either side of the fight. Included in the scrapbook is also an editorial article arguing that the biggest loss of this strike is not on the workers or on the owners, but on the entire Lawrence community; without the mill industry, the city would be in financial ruin. Overall, this scrapbook offers insight into the day-to-day happenings and updates during the worker strike of 1931.

This scrapbook is a collection of news clippings and images spanning the years 1929-1932, many of which have to do with the Strike of 1931. In these news clippings is information noting the beginning of the mill workers’ strike and the cause of disagreement– proposals to cut textile worker wages by 10% by September 1931. This scrapbook documents the progression of the strike and the tension and uncompromising nature on either side of the fight. Included in the scrapbook is also an editorial article arguing that the biggest loss of this strike is not on the workers or on the owners, but on the entire Lawrence community; without the mill industry, the city would be in financial ruin. Overall, this scrapbook offers insight into the day-to-day happenings and updates during the worker strike of 1931.

This scrapbook is a collection of news clippings and images spanning the years 1929-1932, many of which have to do with the Strike of 1931. In these news clippings is information noting the beginning of the mill workers’ strike and the cause of disagreement– proposals to cut textile worker wages by 10% by September 1931. This scrapbook documents the progression of the strike and the tension and uncompromising nature on either side of the fight. Included in the scrapbook is also an editorial article arguing that the biggest loss of this strike is not on the workers or on the owners, but on the entire Lawrence community; without the mill industry, the city would be in financial ruin. Overall, this scrapbook offers insight into the day-to-day happenings and updates during the worker strike of 1931.

This scrapbook is a collection of news clippings and images spanning the years 1929-1932, many of which have to do with the Strike of 1931. In these news clippings is information noting the beginning of the mill workers’ strike and the cause of disagreement– proposals to cut textile worker wages by 10% by September 1931. This scrapbook documents the progression of the strike and the tension and uncompromising nature on either side of the fight. Included in the scrapbook is also an editorial article arguing that the biggest loss of this strike is not on the workers or on the owners, but on the entire Lawrence community; without the mill industry, the city would be in financial ruin. Overall, this scrapbook offers insight into the day-to-day happenings and updates during the worker strike of 1931.

This scrapbook is a collection of news clippings and images spanning the years 1929-1932, many of which have to do with the Strike of 1931. In these news clippings is information noting the beginning of the mill workers’ strike and the cause of disagreement– proposals to cut textile worker wages by 10% by September 1931. This scrapbook documents the progression of the strike and the tension and uncompromising nature on either side of the fight. Included in the scrapbook is also an editorial article arguing that the biggest loss of this strike is not on the workers or on the owners, but on the entire Lawrence community; without the mill industry, the city would be in financial ruin. Overall, this scrapbook offers insight into the day-to-day happenings and updates during the worker strike of 1931.

This scrapbook is a collection of news clippings and images spanning the years 1929-1932, many of which have to do with the Strike of 1931. In these news clippings is information noting the beginning of the mill workers’ strike and the cause of disagreement– proposals to cut textile worker wages by 10% by September 1931. This scrapbook documents the progression of the strike and the tension and uncompromising nature on either side of the fight. Included in the scrapbook is also an editorial article arguing that the biggest loss of this strike is not on the workers or on the owners, but on the entire Lawrence community; without the mill industry, the city would be in financial ruin. Overall, this scrapbook offers insight into the day-to-day happenings and updates during the worker strike of 1931.

This scrapbook is a collection of news clippings and images spanning the years 1929-1932, many of which have to do with the Strike of 1931. In these news clippings is information noting the beginning of the mill workers’ strike and the cause of disagreement– proposals to cut textile worker wages by 10% by September 1931. This scrapbook documents the progression of the strike and the tension and uncompromising nature on either side of the fight. Included in the scrapbook is also an editorial article arguing that the biggest loss of this strike is not on the workers or on the owners, but on the entire Lawrence community; without the mill industry, the city would be in financial ruin. Overall, this scrapbook offers insight into the day-to-day happenings and updates during the worker strike of 1931.

This scrapbook is a collection of news clippings and images spanning the years 1929-1932, many of which have to do with the Strike of 1931. In these news clippings is information noting the beginning of the mill workers’ strike and the cause of disagreement– proposals to cut textile worker wages by 10% by September 1931. This scrapbook documents the progression of the strike and the tension and uncompromising nature on either side of the fight. Included in the scrapbook is also an editorial article arguing that the biggest loss of this strike is not on the workers or on the owners, but on the entire Lawrence community; without the mill industry, the city would be in financial ruin. Overall, this scrapbook offers insight into the day-to-day happenings and updates during the worker strike of 1931.