The Immigration Problem: A Study of American Immigration Conditions and Needs

Jeremiah Whipple Jenks, William Jett Lauck

Funk & Wagnalls Company, 1917 - 605 lappuses

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• IINTRODUCTION: 1
• Immigration Has Produced Unsatisfactory Condi: 4
• ConclusionContinued: 6
• The Social Evil and the WhiteSlave Traffic: 7
• IICAUSES OF IMMIGRATION: 10
• Effect Upon the United States of the Return: 16
• Investments: 17
• Character and Extent of Immigration May Seriously: 24
• Illiteracy: 33
• Ability to Speak English: 40
• Hospital Investigation: 47
• Difficulty of Administration of the: 55
• Women Bearing No Children: 61
• Results of Traffic: 66
• VIRECENT IMMIGRANTS IN AGRICULTURE: 80
• Italians in New York State: 88
• Other Recent Immigrant Farmers: 94
• Why the Immigrant Does Not Go to the Land: 101
• Ownership and Organization: 109
• The Unsoundness of Immigrant Banks: 115
• Fraternal and Other Organizations: 121
• VIIILIVING CONDITIONS AND CONGESTION: 127
• Industrial Cities and Towns: 140
• IXTHE STATUS OF IMMIGRANTS IN INDUSTRIES: 147
• Occupations of Immigrants: 153
• Appendix EContinued: 157
• 47: 161
• Annual Earnings According to Race Age and Sex: 165
• XTHE FLOATING IMMIGRANT LABOR SUPPLY: 175
• Period of Residence of Immigrant Workmen in: 181
• Maintenance of Law and Order in Southern Camps: 192
• The Inefficiency of the Immigrant Has Encouraged: 198
• Racial Displacement as a Result of Immigrant Com: 205
• The Outlook for the American WageEarner: 211
• Race Prejudice: 217
• Population of the Pacific Coast: 220
• The ChineseContinued: 233
• Japanese Workmen: 241
• 53: 247
• Wages and Efficiency: 255
• XIVAGENCIES OF PROTECTION DISTRIBUTION: 261
• Results of Investigation of Immigrant Homes: 268
• The Young Mens Christian Association: 274
• XVASSIMILATION AND PROGRESS: 284
• Naturalization and Interest in Public Affairs: 290
• Immigrant Property Holdings Ownership of Homes: 296
• School Attendance and Progress: 302
• 55: 306
• 60: 311
• Ability to Speak English: 314
• Summary Conclusions: 317
• State Legislation Abandoned: 325
• State Control Declared Unconstitutional: 326
• XVILEGISLATION AND ADMINISTRATION: 327
• Control by the Federal Government The Law of 1882: 329
• The Investigations of 1893: 332
• The Immigration Law of 1907: 334
• The DillinghamBurnett Bill 7 The Second Dillingham Bill: 338
• Chinese Immigration Laws and Treaties: 343
• The Chinese Exclusion Law of 1902: 348
• Legislation Relative to Japanese Laborers: 350
• The California Alien LandHolding Legislation: 351
• The Administration of the: 352
• Inspection on Land Borders: 354
• Difficulties of Administration: 355
• XVIIREMEDIES: 357
• PAGE: 395
• Increased Head: 396
• Other Changes: 400
• Webb: 405
• 214: 408
• Appendix: 451
• 102: 465
• Appendix C: 467
• 293: 482
• 215: 491
• 299: 492
• 105: 497
• 217: 498
• 302: 501
• 591: 514
• 223: 500
• State Bureaus: 496
• Bureau of Information of the Federal Government 280: 527
• 314: 534
• 317: 546
• 252: 547
• Affiliation with TradeUnions of Foreignborn: 548
• 270: 550
• Contract Laborers Debarred and Deported: 550
• 274: 554
• 225: 555
• 371: 557
• 320: 557
• 332: 557
• 277: 557
• Aliens Debarred and Deported 18921917: 558
• 339: 565
• 349: 565
• 350: 565
• Oriental Immigration: 568
• Bill to Regulate the Immigration of Aliens: 570
• 351: 575
• 352: 577
• 354: 577
• 256: 577
• Nativity of the White Population of the United: 581
• Mann Law for Regulating the Harboring: 599
• Few New Laws Needed 357 2 Industrial Conditions Demand Restriction 358 3 Recommendations of the Immigration Commission 359: 604
• 467: 605

Bibliogrāfiskā informācija

• Nosaukums: The Immigration Problem: A Study of American Immigration Conditions and Needs
• Autori: Jeremiah Whipple Jenks, William Jett Lauck
• Izdevums: 4
• Izdevējs: Funk & Wagnalls Company, 1917
• Oriģināls no: Hārvarda universitāte
• Digitalizēta: 18.8.2006
• Apjoms: 605 lappuses