Michigan Copper District Strike. Royal Meeker, Commissioner
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This report, titled "Michigan Copper District Strike. Royal Meeker, Commissioner", documents the findings of the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics regarding the copper miners' strike in Michigan. Published in 1914, it offers a detailed examination of the labor dispute, including its causes, impact, and potential resolutions.
Royal Meeker, serving as the Commissioner, oversaw the investigation and compilation of this historical record. The report provides invaluable insights into the labor conditions, worker grievances, and socio-economic factors that fueled the strike. It remains a vital resource for understanding early 20th-century labor relations and the history of the copper mining industry in the United States.
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