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Heads of the various divisions of the striking shopmen who held a long conference with Pres. Harding looking toward a settlement. L. to r.: J.A. Franklin, boilermakers, J.M. Burns, sheet metal workers, Tim Healey (hiremen, oilers), B.M. Jewell, chairmen, James Kline (blacksmiths), Martin F. Ryan (ca
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Credit lineHeads of the various divisions of the striking shopmen who held a long conference with Pres. Harding looking toward a settlement. L. to r.: J.A. Franklin, boilermakers, J.M. Burns, sheet metal workers. 1922-01-01. Harris & Ewing. Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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