Work and community in the jungle: Chicago's packinghouse workers, 1894-1922

1. The slaughtering and meat-packing industry in Chicago, 1889-1923

2. Nationality of employees in the slaughtering and meat-packing industry of Chicago, 1909-1928

3. The growth of Black employment in one major Chicago packinghouse, January 1916 to December 1918

4. The growth of women's employment in the Chicago meat-packing industry, 1890-1920

5. Ethnic composition of Packington male family heads, 1900-1910

6. Social structure in Packingtown, 1900-1910

7. Occupations of Packington male family heads, 1905

8. Family economy and family cycle: child labor and the boarding system, 1905

9. Real wages for unskilled packinghouse workers, 1914-22

10. Reasons given by Packingtown Mothers for entering packinghouse work, 1918

11. Home ownership in Packingtown, 1905

12. Local union officials, classified by nationality, 1904

13. Movement of wages for employees at one Chicago packinghouse, 1896-1910.