The subject of this bibliography, women in American labor history, deals with women in unions from 1825 to 1935, as well as with such topics as worker education, legislative lobbying, and the recruitment of interest groups. The termination date of the works cited in the bibliography, 1935, was chosen as a time when craft unionism began to decline and when industrial unionism gave a different dimension to women in industry. Book, journal article, monograph, pamphlet, and United States government publication citations are included; but State publications, theses, and dissertations are not. The bibliography is divided into sections on employment, trade unions, working conditions, strikes and lockouts, protective legislation, work education, labor leaders, and supportive efforts. A list of archival sources in the United States having substantial material relating to women and labor and a list of publications of the U.S. Women's Bureau through 1935 are appended. A three-part index contains a cross reference to the main section, a subject index, and an author index. (Author/KSM)