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English: Cartoon depicting the AFL as "the fly on the wheel", with a manufacturer shouldering the wheel on "the path of industrial betterment", from American Industries |
| Date | |
| Source | The American employer, Volumes 1-2, American Employer Pub. Co., Chamber of Commerce Building, Cleveland, Ohio, December, 1913, page 283 (A monthly magazine devoted to the interests of the businessmen of the United States and Canada who hire labor) |
| Author | American Employer Pub. Co. (A.S. Van Duzer, editor) |
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published December 1913, copyright expired, public domain |
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| current | 23:12, 16 March 2011 | | 827 × 1,000 (130 KB) | Richard Myers | {{Information |Description = cartoon depicting the AFL as "the fly on the wheel", with a manufacturer shouldering the wheel on "the path of industrial betterment", from American Industries |Source = The American employer, Volumes 1-2, America |
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