Founded in 1884 by William K. Pascoe and the Duluth Trades and Labor Assembly, The Labor World has served as a vital voice for labor issues in Duluth, Minnesota. Over its extensive history, the newspaper has championed workers' rights, covering significant labor disputes and advocating for better working conditions. On OldNews.com, you can find scans of The Labor World starting 1896, with a total of 17,804 scans available. This comprehensive resource offers a wide range of content, including labor news, opinion pieces, and community events, making it invaluable for local workers and advocates. As you explore the archives, you might encounter historical figures and events relevant to your own family history. Revered for its commitment to social justice, The Labor World has earned a reputation as a trusted source in the local community. Dive into the past and discover how labor issues have shaped our history by searching for old newspapers on OldNews.com.