City Slave Girls: Charles L. Hutchinson, President of the Chicago Board of Trade on Female and Child Labor

His Remedy for the Great Evil is Preventive, not Curative, and Is Found in Education.

Byline: Charles L. Hutchinson; 1888-08-22; Chicago Times; pages 1-2

Tags: Chicago, education, factories, labor, women

Charles L. Hutchinson, president of the Chicago board of trade of likewise of the Corn Exchange bank, has for many years taken an active part in educational matters, especially in mission schools. 

Description:A commentary piece on the City Slave Girls series of stories about the labor conditions for female workers in Chicago's factories. Piece is in the form of interview with Charles L. Hutchinson.

Rights: public domain

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Chicago Times article titled, "City Slave Girls: Charles L. Hutchinson, President of the Chicago Board of Trade on Female and Child Labor." Written by Charles L. Hutchinson.