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| | Labor History Timeline |
 | | Manayunk, Pennsylvania, Textile Strike New York City Carpenters' Strike 1834 National Trades Union, first attempt at a national labor federation, formed in New York Lowell, Massachusetts, Mill Women's Strike Manayunk, Pennsylvania, Textile Strike 1835 Ten-Hour Movement among skilled workers 1835 Paterson, New Jersey, Textile Strike. |
 | | 1836 National Cooperative Association of Cordwainers, the first national union of a specific craft, formed in New York City Lowell, Massachusetts, Mill Women's Strike New York City Tailors' Strike Philadelphia Bookbinders' Strike 1837 Depression begins 1840 President Martin Van Buren establishes the ten-hour day for employees on federal public works projects. |
 | | Adair, finds section of the Erdman Act banning yellow-dog contractrs unconstitutional US Supreme Court, in Danbury Hatters Case, holds a boycott by the United Hatters Union against a manufacturer to be a conspiracy in restraint of trade under the Sherman Antitrust Act US Supreme Court, in Muller v. |
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