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In page 1912 Lawrence textile strike:

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Some of the mills, worker housing and part of the town was owned by American Woolen Company president William Wood, who said he could not afford to pay his workers for the two hours per week they were cut, even though the company had made a profit of $3,000,000 (~$73.2 million in 2024) in 1911[citation needed].