Local No. 1 records, 1882-1950.

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Local No. 1 records, 1882-1950.

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Minute books (1884-1912), account books (1886-1897), membership lists (1894-1950), and a scrapbook of routine correspondence (1888-1897). The minutes discuss union business, strikes, activities of the St. Paul Trades and Labor Assembly, relations with other unions, labor legislation in Minnesota, prison labor, members working on nonunion jobs, the amalgamation of two St. Paul bricklayers unions (1897), and sickness and death benefits.

2 ft. (4 boxes).

Minnesota Historical Society Library

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