Testimony of Jennie Clinton

Collection:: Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills Digital Collection
Title:: Testimony of Jennie Clinton
Creator:: Daly, A. M. (Alexander M.)
Contributor to Resource:: Clinton, Jennie
Date of Original:: 1915-03-17/1915-03-27
Subject:: Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills
Textile factories--Georgia--Atlanta
Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills--Employees--History--20th century
Strikes and and lockouts--Textile industry--Georgia--Atlanta
Textile workers--Georgia--Atlanta--History--20th century
Textile industry--Georgia--Atlanta--History--20th century
Women textile workers--Georgia--Atlanta
Cotton textile industry--Georgia--Atlanta
Cotton textile industry--Employees
Governmental investigations
Wages--Textile workers--Georgia--Atlanta
United Textile Workers of America
United States. Commission on Industrial Relations
Labor unions--Georgia--Atlanta
Work environment--Georgia--Atlanta
Industrial relations--Georgia--Atlanta
Employees--Georgia--Atlanta
Industrial housing--Georgia--Atlanta
Housing--Georgia--Atlanta
Threats--Georgia--Atlanta
Threats of violence--Georgia--Atlanta
Intimidation--Georgia--Atlanta
Harassment--Georgia--Atlanta
Women--Georgia--Economic conditions
Women--Georgia--Social conditions
Women--Employment--Georgia--Atlanta
Women--Georgia--Atlanta
Parades--Georgia--Atlanta
Picketing--Georgia--Atlanta
American Federation of Labor
Mills and mill-work--Georgia--Atlanta
Labor unions--Organizing--Georgia--Atlanta
Sanitation--Georgia--Atlanta
Labor union members--Georgia--Atlanta
Methodist Church--Georgia--Atlanta
Church work with the sick--Georgia--Atlanta
Physicians--Georgia--Atlanta
Nurses--Georgia--Atlanta
Luncheons--Georgia--Atlanta
Potatoes--Georgia--Atlanta
Stews--Georgia--Atlanta
Cheese--Georgia--Atlanta
Coffee--Georgia--Atlanta
Bread--Georgia--Atlanta
Beans--Georgia--Atlanta
Peas--Georgia--Atlanta
Cake--Georgia--Atlanta
Espionage--Georgia--Atlanta
Anti-Jewish propaganda--Georgia--Atlanta
Insurance--Georgia--Atlanta
Sugar--Georgia--Atlanta
Smokeless tobacco--Georgia--Atlanta
Moral conditions--Georgia--Atlanta
Occupational training--Georgia--Atlanta
AFL-CIO
Flour
Shorthand
Schools--Georgia--Atlanta
Textile machinery--Georgia--Atlanta
Looms--Georgia--Atlanta
Demonstrations--Georgia--Atlanta
Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills Strike, Atlanta, Ga., 1914-1915
Exposition Mills (Atlanta, Ga.)
Wesley House (Atlanta, Ga.)
Methodist Settlement House (Atlanta, Ga.)
United Textile Workers of America. Local Union 886 (Atlanta, Ga.)
People:: Ware, Minnie B.
Mullinax, H. Newbern
Miles, Charles A.
Sweatt, W. C.
Johnstone, Gordon A.
Elsas, Oscar, 1871-1924
Fleming, W. E.
Mullinax, Mary
Williams, Lula
Williams, Henry
Stowers, J. S.
Hawkins, Eugene W.
Burt, A. L.
Malone, Edward
Adams, R. A.
Ware, Joe
Freeman, Rosie
Carson, Mack
Odell, Frank
Location:: United States, Georgia, Fulton County, Atlanta, 33.749, -84.38798
United States, Georgia, Fulton County, Atlanta, Cabbagetown, 33.748162, -84.3665927
Medium:: testimonies
Type:: Text
Format:: application/pdf
Description:: A witness for the Mill, Mill worker Jennie Clinton discusses walking out with the strikers, threats made against her by strikers when she left to return to work, and living conditions in the Mill village.
The Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills Exhibit is a joint project between the Georgia Tech Library and Information Center's Archives and Records Management, Digital Initiatives, and Systems departments.
External Identifiers:
Metadata URL:: https://exhibit-archive.library.gatech.edu/fulton_bag/iteme658.html?collection=ms004&filename=ms004-018.xml
Bibliographic Citation (Cite As):: Please cite [Folder Title, Series and Subseries Title,] Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills records, Archives, Library and Information Center, Georgia Institute of Technology.
Extent:: 28 p. ; 8.5"x11"
Original Collection:: Box 8, Folder 35 Clinton, Jennie, Mrs. (J.C.) March 1915, Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills records, Archives, Library and Information Center, Georgia Institute of Technology.
Holding Institution:: Georgia Institute of Technology. Library. Archives, Records Management and Digital Curation Department
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