The Survey, Volume 30, Number 6, May 10, 1913

The Survey, Volume 30, Number 6, published on May 10, 1913, is a periodical that addresses various social issues of the Progressive Era in the United States. This volume discusses labor legislation, social welfare reforms, and community development initiatives, reflecting the sociopolitical climate of the time. It includes a detailed examination of proposed bills in Congress concerning labor rights and working conditions, as well as insights from a recent inter-city settlement conference in Boston focused on community service and worker training. The publication emphasizes the need for legislative action to improve social conditions for marginalized communities.