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Basic Wage of $5 Per Day Is Offered Men

Posted by JRW on April 9, 2014

DO-NC-1032
January 25, 1928 Times Recorder
Sunday Creek Coal Company,P.G. Morris, New York Coal, Lee Hall, United Mine Workers, Lewis Sines, Emmet Sorrel. Hocking Valley Coal Fields, New Striatsville, Jacksonville, Nelsonville

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