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- ISBN 0750942215. "The Cradley Heath Women Chainmakers' Strike (1910)". Writing class. Retrieved 18 December 2018. "TUC Women Chainmakers' Festival of Cradley Heath"...
- Institute, the story of the Women Chainmakers' Strike of 1910 had largely been forgotten. 2005 saw the first Women Chainmakers' Festival in ****ociation with...
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- Women's movement at the time and across the Atlantic. In 1910 the women chainmakers of Cradley Heath won a battle to establish the right to a fair wage following...
- by the Sunday Chronicle who paid £100 into the strike fund, and the chainmakers of Brierley Hill contributed a further £25. Events were organised and...
- Dudley in 1849 to accommodate blinded miners. It was taken over by local chainmaker Joseph Guest in 1871, and converted for general hospital use. It remained...
- D Carpenters and Masons E Electrical Shop F Smiths, Springsmiths and Chainmakers G Millwrights H Pattern makers J Iron Foundry J2 Chair Foundry K Coppersmiths...
- 2003 1135434026 "She lived for a time at Cradley Heath with the women chainmakers, before moving to Leicester, where she lived with Alice Hawkins and painted...
- loosening family ownership when George Frederick Simms (who owned the chainmaker George Hartshorn & Co was brought into the business. In the following...
- (1921). "A Series of Cases of "gl****blowers' Cataract" Occurring in Chainmakers". The British Journal of Ophthalmology. 5 (5): 210–212. doi:10.1136/bjo...