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'Thou Shalt Not', cartoon condemning the consumption of alcohol during the American Prohibition era (1920-33) (litho)
'Thou Shalt Not', cartoon condemning the consumption of alcohol during the American Prohibition era (1920-33) (litho)

PNP252063: 'Thou Shalt Not', cartoon condemning the consumption of alcohol during the American Prohibition era (1920-33) (litho), Kirby, Rollin (1875-1952) / Bridgeman Images

ID: PNP252063

'Thou Shalt Not', cartoon condemning the consumption of alcohol during the American Prohibition era (1920-33) (litho)

Kirby, Rollin (1875-1952)

Program of the Nationwide conference called by National Consumers' League. Its agenda was the 5-3 decision written by George Sutherland, in which the Supreme Court ruled minimum wage law unconstitutional. In 1923, the Court overturned a Washington, D.C. law setting a minimum wage for women and children laborers. Political Cartoon by Rollin Kirby
Program of the Nationwide conference called by National Consumers' League. Its agenda was the 5-3 decision written by George Sutherland, in which the Supreme Court ruled minimum wage law unconstitutional. In 1923, the Court overturned a Washington, D.C. law setting a minimum wage for women and children laborers. Political Cartoon by Rollin Kirby

EVB2948740: Program of the Nationwide conference called by National Consumers' League. Its agenda was the 5-3 decision written by George Sutherland, in which the Supreme Court ruled minimum wage law unconstitutional. In 1923, the Court overturned a Washington, D.C. law setting a minimum wage for women and children laborers. Political Cartoon by Rollin Kirby, Kirby, Rollin (1875-1952) / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2948740

Program of the Nationwide conference called by National Consumers' League. Its agenda was the 5-3 decision written by George Sutherland, in which the Supreme Court ruled minimum wage law unconstitutional. In 1923, the Court overturned a Washington, D.C. law setting a minimum wage for women and children laborers. Political Cartoon by Rollin Kirby

Kirby, Rollin (1875-1952)

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