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| Today in labor history July 09 Five thousand demonstrators rally at the state capitol in Columbia, S |
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July 09 New England Telephone “girls” strike for seven-hour workday, $27 weekly pay after four years’ service - 1923 July 9, 1952 - The first U.S. law with basic safety standards to prevent mine disasters was enacted. United Packinghouse, Food & Allied Workers merge with Amalgamated Meat Cutters & Butcher Workmen - 1968  Five thousand demonstrators rally at the state capitol in Columbia, S.C. in support of the “Charleston Five,” labor activists charged with felony rioting during a police attack on a 2000 longshoremen’s picket of a non-union crew unloading a ship - 2001 |
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