Casualties of Child Labor: Ten Children Illegally Employed in Pennsylvania and What Happened to Them
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Title
Casualties of Child Labor: Ten Children Illegally Employed in Pennsylvania and What Happened to Them
Description
Pamphlet issued by the Consumers' League of Eastern Pennsylvania as an exposé of workplace accidents involving children. The authors make an appeal to regulate child labor, and “To break down the conspiracy of silence” (p. 11) about illegal child employment.
The cover summarizes the cases discussed in the pamphlet:
"Two killed – one smothered to death and one blown to pieces
Six seriously injured – hands crushed, fingers amputated, leg mangled
Two of the injured permanently incapacited
Two injured more or less seriously”
The cover summarizes the cases discussed in the pamphlet:
"Two killed – one smothered to death and one blown to pieces
Six seriously injured – hands crushed, fingers amputated, leg mangled
Two of the injured permanently incapacited
Two injured more or less seriously”
Creator
De Lima, Agnes
McConnell, Beatrice, 1894-1985
McConnell, Beatrice, 1894-1985
Source
Paul U. Kellogg papers. Child Labor Amendment, 1923-1927. Box: 22, Folder: 197. Social Welfare History Archives, University of Minnesota Libraries
Publisher
Consumers' League of Eastern Pennsylvania
Date
1924 December
Contributor
Social Welfare History Archive, University of Minnesota Libraries
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Citation
De Lima, Agnes McConnell, Beatrice, 1894-1985, “Casualties of Child Labor: Ten Children Illegally Employed in Pennsylvania and What Happened to Them,” Social Welfare History Image Portal, accessed November 5, 2024, https://images.socialwelfare.library.vcu.edu/items/show/334.