Collection: W. Jett Lauck papers, 1900/1952 / Date range: 1916 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection W. Jett Lauck papers, 1900/1952 Date range 1916

Sleeping Car Conductors Case – Charts I-V and Graphs Comparing the Earnings of Sleeping Car Conductors with other groups of workers, 1914/1926 Box 133, Folder 4

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Sleeping Car Conductors Case - Charts, Working Papers, etc., 1913/1927 Box 133, Folder 3

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Special Data, 1916/1936 Box 63, Folder 14

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Speeches and Articles – Woodrow Wilson, Speech excerpts pertaining to labor, and two printed items after his death, 1913/1927 Box 399, Folder 8

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Steel Corporations, United States, 1914/1921 Box 378, Folder 4

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Steel Industry - Conditions of Employment in Steel Industry, 1914/1919 Box 64, Folder 6

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Strikes in the United States during World War I compared to other countries, 1908/1919 Box 378, Folder 14

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Sugar Case – Citations, 1913/1924 Box 165, Folder 6

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The Children's Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor - Press Releases and Reports, 2 folders, 1916/1928 Box 297, Folder 21-22

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Timothy Shea Case – Coal Rates, 1915/1920 Box 127, Folder 2

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