The Labor Advocate, established in 1896 in Cincinnati, Ohio, was founded by a coalition of labor union leaders eager to amplify workers' voices amid the growing labor movement. Renowned for its integrity, the newspaper has played a pivotal role in highlighting labor rights issues, serving as a trusted platform for advocacy and education. On OldNews.com, you would find scans of The Labor Advocate, including 1915, with 1,012 scans in total. This rich archive features various content, such as news articles and editorials focused on union-related updates and community empowerment. Delving into these historic pages not only brings to light significant labor issues and figures but also connects you to the experiences of people from your own family history. Explore the archives to discover the profound influence this publication has had on public opinion and policy discussions surrounding workers' rights.