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On this day in Labor History

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August 7, 1890

Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Wobblie organizer, born - 1890

July 25, 1890

New York garment workers win closed shop and firing of scabs after 7-month strike - 1890

March 17, 1890

The leadership of the American Federation of Labor selects the Carpenters union to lead the eight hour movement. Carpenters throughout the country strike in April; by May 1, some 46,000 carpenters in 137 cities and towns have achieved shorter hours - 1890

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