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In fall of 1909, the protests had started. Management tried their best to try to hurt protesters without being charged. It only took thirteen weeks for the manufacturer companies to give in. Finally, they were awarded with 52 hour work weekends, and increased wages of a decent percentage of 15%.

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On that day, 145 women died from numerous things, most young. If they ran towards the fire escape before it broke, got to the elevators first. Those unlucky perished with the flames or jumped to their deaths

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The doors were locked on most days that people were working in the factory . They did this only because they expected the girls to steal from the building. The Fire Chief encouraged woman to not take jobs from places with locked doors that could be potential escapes. Strikes were taking over the manufacturers.  They had to give in. Doors were now to be open when people are working.

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There was only one fire escape attached to the building unfortunately. For a building so large only one would be the proper way for escape.  Although, the fire escape was still poorly made, it collapsed with so many running for their lives. More fire escapes, and properly made ones were now required.

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New York City, March 25, 1911 a fire began to burn inside of the clothing making building. smoke could be seen from miles away. It all started due to someone handing a smoke very properly. although it was common it was still prohibited to the workers.