Table 27.
Table 28.

Results of single and general strikes: By industries, . 146, 147
Number of establishments and strikers in strikes
settled by the different methods: By industries,
Table 29. Detailed statement of strikes reported during 1910,
CLASSIFICATION OF CAUSES,

SPECIMEN FORMS OF INQUIRY TO EMPLOYERS AND REP-
RESENTATIVES OF THE EMPLOYEES CONCERNED RE-
LATING TO STRIKES AND LOCKOUTS,

148, 149

150-173

175-179

181-186

PART III. LIVING CONDITIONS OF THE WAGE-EARNING POPULATION IN CERTAIN CITIES OF MASSACHUSETTS.

2. Comparison of wages, hours of labor, rents, and retail food
prices in the United States with those in England and
Wales and of budgets in the United States with those in
the United Kingdom,

197-227

PART III.

LIVING CONDITIONS OF THE WAGE-EARNING POPU-

LATION IN CERTAIN CITIES OF MASSACHUSETTS - Concluded.

1

PART I.

PREVAILING TIME-RATES OF WAGES AND HOURS OF LABOR IN SELECTED OCCUPATIONS.

October 1, 1910.

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