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Commission on Industrial Relations

Federal commission created in 1912 that held hearings on labor conditions, the Colorado strike and the large foundations.

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Walsh Commission, U.S. Commission on Industrial Relations
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  1. Final Report of the Commission on Industrial Relations, including the Report of Basil M. Manly, Director of Research and Investigation, and the individual reports and statements of the several Commissioners (Senate Document 415, 64th Congress), U.S. Commission on Industrial Relations (scan via Internet Archive), 1916. Primary record
    Respectfully, Frank P. Walsh, Chairman.
    the final and full responsibility for the refusal to confer with said representatives, and for all the deplorable results which followed such refusal, must be
    REPORT OF BASIL M. MANLY Director of Research and Investigation AND THE INDIVIDUAL REPORTS AND STATEMENTS OF THE SEVERAL COMMISSIONERS
  2. Industrial Relations: Final Report and Testimony, Vol. IX (Colorado strike, foundations and industrial control; testimony of J. P. Morgan, Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller, Sr.), U.S. Commission on Industrial Relations (scan via Internet Archive), 1916. Primary record
    TESTIMONY OF MR. ANDREW CARNEGIE. Chairman WALSH. Take that chair, please.
    INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS FINAL REPORT AND TESTIMONY SUBMITTED TO CONGRESS BY THE COMMISSION ON INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS CREATED BY THE ACT OF AUGUST 23, 1912
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