United States Steel Corporation

These eight volumes of testimony were collected by a committee of the United States House of Representatives investigating antitrust issues related to the United States Steel Corporation. The hearings took place in 1911, and included testimony from major figures in the steel industry, as well as from government officials and academics. The hearings shed light on the complex relationships between government, industry, and labor in the early 20th century, and provide a useful resource for historians of business and labor studies.
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