Keywords:

African Americans; Amalgamated Clothing And Textile Workers Union; Cannon Mills Company (Concord, N.C.); Coal Miners; Coal Mines And Mining; Collective Bargaining; Community Organization; Contracts For Work And Labor; Dwight Manufacturing Company (Gadsden, Ala.); Elections; Eviction; Government; Great Depression; Grievance Arbitration; Industrial Management; Iron And Steel Workers; Labor Leaders; Labor Movement; Labor Union Locals; Labor Unions; Labor Unions And Education; Labor Unions, Black; Medical Care; Minimum Wage; National Guard Association Of The United States; Organizing; Picketing; Police; Political Activity; Public Relations; Segregation; State Governments; Steel Industry And Trade; Strike Benefits; Strikebreakers; Strikes And Lockouts; Textile Industry; Union Dues; United States; United States. National Recovery Administration; United Textile Workers Of America; Women; Women In The Labor Movement

Reeves Studios

Keywords:

African American Men; African Americans; Atlanta; Atlanta (Ga.); Blue Collar Workers; Buildings; Clothing And Dress; Cotton; Cotton Fabrics; Cotton Gins And Ginning; Cotton Machinery; Cotton Manufacture; Cotton Textiles; Employees; Exposition Mills (Atlanta, Ga.); Factories; Georgia; History; Indoor Photography; Industrial Buildings; International Cotton Exposition (1881 : Atlanta, Georgia); Labor; Machinery; Manufactures; Manufacturing Industries; Men; Men's Clothing; Mills And Mill Work; Overalls; Textile Fabrics; Textile Factories; Textile Fiber Industry; Textile Industry; Textile Machinery; Textile Workers; Windows

Krause, J.G

Keywords:

African American Labor Union Members; African Americans; Community And School; Cotton Textile Industry; Fieldcrest Cannon Inc. (Kannapolis, N.C.); Labor Union Meetings; Labor Unions; Labor Unions And Education; Labor Unions And Health Insurance; Labor Unions And Mass Media; Labor Unions, Black; National Guard Association Of The United States; Officials And Employees; Organizing; Recognition; School Integration; Segregation; Social Integration; Strike Benefits; Strikes And Lockouts; Textile Industry; Textile Workers; United States

Wetzel, Charlie

Keywords:

African Americans; Arista Cotton Mill; Christianity; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Movements; Communicable Diseases; Cotton Textile Industry; Eagle Yarn Mills (Belmont, Gaston County, N.C.); Employees; Employment; Evans, Walker, 1903 1975; Factories; Hine, Lewis Wickes, 1874 1940; Housing; Industrial Management; Journalists; Labor; Labor Unions; Loray Mill; Organizing; R.L. Stowe Mills; R.L. Stowe Mills (Belmont, N.C.); Religious Aspects; Reporters And Reporting; Strikes And Lockouts; Textile Factories; Textile Industry; Textile Manufacturers; Textile Workers; Transmission; Unfair Labor Practices; United States; United States. National Recovery Administration; Wages; Working Class African Americans

Slater family

Keywords:

African Americans; Almy, Brown & Slater; Booth And Slater; Bradford, E. S; Chase Mills; Child Labor; Collins Brothers; Commerce; Cotton Manufacture; Crompton Print Works; Dudley Manufacturing Company; Employment; Equipment And Supplies; General Stores; H. N. Slater Manufacturing Company; H. N. Slater Mills; History; Industries; Iron Industry And Trade; J. & W. Slater; Jones, D. W; Manufactures; Phoenix Thread Mill; Providence Iron Foundry; Rawson, Rufus; Robinson And Thayer; S. & J. Slater; S. Slater & Sons; Samuel Slater And Sons; Slater And Howard; Slater And Kimball; Slater And Robinson; Slater And Tiffany; Slater And Wardwell Company; Slater Family; Slater Mill Historic Site; Slater Woolen Company; Slater, Horatio Nelson, 1808 1888; Slater, John Fox, 1815 1884; Slater, John, 1776 1843; Slater, John, 1805 1838; Slater, Samuel, 1768 1835; Steam Cotton Manufacturing Company; Sutton Manufacturing Company; Tenney, John W; Textile Factories; Textile Industry; Union Mills; Webster Cotton Company; Webster Mills; Webster Woolen Company; Wilson, James; Women; Women Merchants; Women Textile Workers; Wool Industry