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The Pullman Strike Centennial: Labour Politics and the State in the 1890s Indiana State University will be sponsoring the above Conference on 23-24 September 1994. The Conference steering committee is composed of Professors Nick Salvatore (Cornell University), Richard Schneirov (Indiana State University), and Shelton Stromquist (University of Iowa). For further information contact: Richard Schneirov, Department ofHistory, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana 47809, USA.&#13;
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