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The Cooper's meeting was held to inform thousands of workers about the ILGWU and possible strikes.
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Clara helped organize a strike that proved helpful to industrial labor reform. As expected the sweatshop owners did not agree to do so and keep treating the workers unfairly
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The strikes ended in 1910 when the large factories lost public opinion and agreed to allow shorter hours with higher pay
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146 workers working in the Triangle Factory unfortunately passed after a spontaneous fire began but the factory refused to equip the surroundings with proper safety equipment
