Railroad Correspondence, 1909-1922.

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Railroad Correspondence, 1909-1922.

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Correspondence relating to health and safety inspections of railroad facilities, consisting of inspectors' reports of unsafe facilities and subsequent letters of compliance with department orders to correct the hazards. Also includes correspondence concerning the exploitation of Greek immigrant laborers by railway companies (1909-1910).

0.7 cu. ft. (20 folders).

Minnesota Historical Society, Division of Archives and Manuscripts

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SNAC Resource ID: 6711244

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