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  1. The Fund That Grew While the Injured Went Hungry

    Washington's 1911 workmen's compensation law was meant to protect the men who built the state. A decade later, the lumber industry was paying less into the accident fund than ever — and injured workers were getting a fraction of what the cost of living demanded.

    Feb 9, 1923Southwest Washington Labor PressOlympia, Thurston CountyWork & Pay · City Hall

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