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Larrowe House, also
known as The
Cohocton Town and
Village Hall, is a
historic home
located at
Cohocton in
Steuben County, New York. It is a 38 by 40...
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which later evolved in to the
major system. In the 1880s
Marcus Dwight Larrowe,
alias Silas Holmes, was
teaching memory courses in the
United States based...
- Dockers, p. 29. The
Portland grain workers' case is
mentioned in
Charles P.
Larrowe,
Harry Bridges: The Rise and Fall of
Radical Labor in the
United States...
- its name to
Cohocton when it was
incorporated as a
village in 1891. The
Larrowe House,
formerly occupied as The
Cohocton Town and
Village Hall, was listed...
- was
enlarged by the
addition of a part of the town of Prattsburgh. The
Larrowe House, also
known as The
Cohocton Town and
Village Hall and
located at...
- Berkeley, Calif.:
University of
California Press, 1992. ISBN 0-520-07886-1.
Larrowe, Charles.
Harry Bridges, The Rise and Fall of
Radical Labor in the U.S...
- and
Conservative Unions on the Waterfront, ISBN 0-520-07886-1
Charles Larrowe,
Harry Bridges, The Rise and Fall of
Radical Labor in the U.S., ISBN 0-88208-001-6...
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female publisher and
editor of the
Detroit Free Press;
Charles P. “Lash”
Larrowe,
faculty columnist, 1971–1989, who was an
economics professor emeritus...
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Harry Bridges, The Rise and Fall of
Radical Labor in the U.S., by
Charles Larrowe, ISBN 0882080016 Agitate, Educate, Organize: Portland, 1934, by William...
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August 6, 1915. The Twin
Falls factory construction contract was
awarded to
Larrowe Construction Company of Toledo, Ohio. A
plant near Rupert, Idaho, was proposed...
