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IV. The Turbulent Hylan Years, 1918–1926

  • Emma Schweppe
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The Firemen’S and Patrolmen’S Unions in the City of New York. a Case Study in Public Employee Unions
This chapter is in the book The Firemen’S and Patrolmen’S Unions in the City of New York. a Case Study in Public Employee Unions
© 2019 Columbia University Press

© 2019 Columbia University Press

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Preface VII
  3. Acknowledgments XIII
  4. Table of Contents XV
  5. I. Unions in City Public Safety Departments 1
  6. II. Associations in the New York City Fire and Police Departments : The Formative Period, 1890–1914 41
  7. III. The Associations during a Reform Administration, 1914–1918 77
  8. IV. The Turbulent Hylan Years, 1918–1926 107
  9. V. “Going Along” during the Walker Administration, 1926–1934 142
  10. VI. The Associations and Mayor LaGuardia, 1934–1946: The Struggle Over Wages 164
  11. VII. The Associations and Mayor LaGuardia, 1934–1946: Pension Revision, Eight-Hour Day for Firemen, and Veterans’ Preference 184
  12. VIII. The Internal Affairs of the Associations, 1934–1946 202
  13. Conclusions 223
  14. References 249
  15. Bibliography 360
  16. Index 382
https://doi.org/10.7312/schw93472-006

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Preface VII
  3. Acknowledgments XIII
  4. Table of Contents XV
  5. I. Unions in City Public Safety Departments 1
  6. II. Associations in the New York City Fire and Police Departments : The Formative Period, 1890–1914 41
  7. III. The Associations during a Reform Administration, 1914–1918 77
  8. IV. The Turbulent Hylan Years, 1918–1926 107
  9. V. “Going Along” during the Walker Administration, 1926–1934 142
  10. VI. The Associations and Mayor LaGuardia, 1934–1946: The Struggle Over Wages 164
  11. VII. The Associations and Mayor LaGuardia, 1934–1946: Pension Revision, Eight-Hour Day for Firemen, and Veterans’ Preference 184
  12. VIII. The Internal Affairs of the Associations, 1934–1946 202
  13. Conclusions 223
  14. References 249
  15. Bibliography 360
  16. Index 382
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