Wages in the United States, 1908-1910: A Study of State and Federal Wage Statistics

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INDEX

	Annual Earnings, classified: Kansas, see Wage Statistics, Kansas. Massachusetts, see Wage Statistics, Massachusetts. New Jersey, see Wage Statistics, New Jersey. Telephone Industry, see Telephone Industry.
	Average Wages: 1908-1910, 207-208. All industries, 142-143. Building trades, 155-156. Comparative, 142-143. Geographical variation of, miscellaneous industries, 153-156. Massachusetts and New Jersey compared, 136-138. Massachusetts, chief industries, 135- 137. Influence of sex on, 132-133. Methods of Computation, 120-121. Michigan, 121-122. New Hampshire, 123-125. Pennsylvania, adult females, 128-129. Adult males, 127. Minors, 130. Railroads, see Railroads. Rhode Island, 125-126. Significance of, 116-119. Statistics of, 144-146. United States, all industries, 139-141.
	City Size, and wage rates, see Wages, geographical variation of, with city size.
	Classified Annual Earnings, see Annual Earnings, classified.
	Classified Weekly Earnings, see Weekly Earnings, classified.
	Comparative Average Wages, 142-143.
	Cost of Living, and wage statistics, 5, 7.
	Department Stores, Illinois, wages of women in, 93-96.
	Earnings, classified annually, see Annual Earnings, classified.
	Earnings, classified weekly, see Weekly Earnings, classified.
	Illinois, wages of women, in department stores, 93-96.
	Kansas, annual earnings, see Wage Statistics, Kansas. Classified weekly earnings, see Wage Statistics, Kansas. Wages in, summary, 86-87.
	Massachusetts, annual earnings, see Wage Statistics, Massachusetts. Average wages, see Average Wages, Massachusetts. Classified weekly earnings, see Wage Statistics, Massachusetts. Wages in, summary, 58.
	Michigan, average wages, 121-122.
	Milwaukee, telephone industry, wages in, 90-92.

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Publication information: Book title: Wages in the United States, 1908-1910:A Study of State and Federal Wage Statistics. Contributors: Scott Nearing - Author. Publisher: Macmillan. Place of publication: New York. Publication year: 1911. Page number: 217.

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