Wages And War | 1927–1928 Bituminous Coal Strike | Audio Archive | History-Collectors

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References / More Knowledge:

U.S. Bureau Of Labor Statistics. (1939). Bituminous Coal Stoppage Data. Washington, DC: Government Printing Office.
ExplorePAHistory.com. “UMWA’s Battle For Bituminous Coal Wages.” Pennsylvania Historical And Museum Commission.
Foster, William Z. (1928). “Two Mine Strike Strategies.” The Communist, Vol. 7, No. 5.
RevolutionsNewsstand.com. “Save The Miners’ Union!” The Communist, March 1928.
IUP Libraries Special Collections. “UMWA District 2 Records, 1927–1929.” Indiana University Of Pennsylvania.
Wikipedia. “1927 Indiana Bituminous Strike.” Accessed July 2025.
Wikipedia. “John L. Lewis.” Accessed July 2025.
Pennsylvania Historical Association. “The Struggle For Coal: Labor, Law, And Loss.” Pennsylvania History Journal, Vol. 89, No. 2.