Collection: W. Jett Lauck papers, 1900/1952 / Date range: 1923 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection W. Jett Lauck papers, 1900/1952 Date range 1923

Bituminous Coal - Cost, Prices & Profits, 1921/1923 1 folder(s) Box 261, Folder 7

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Bituminous Coal - Seasonal Fluctuations, 1921/1923 1 folder(s) Box 263, Folder 10

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Bituminous Coal – Strikes of 1910-1911, and 1928, including one in Westmoreland County, 1912/1928 1 folder(s) Box 264, Folder 4

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Book Reviews of Works by W. Jett Lauck, 2 folders, 1922/1929 2 folder(s) Box 78, Folder 1-2

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British Labor and Industry in Wartime, 1915/1943 1 folder(s) Box 294, Folder 10

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Budgetary Studies – General and Original, 4 folders, 1918/1925 4 folder(s) Box 296, Folder 1-4

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Budgetary Studies – Recent, 3 folders (printed), 1920/1938 1 folder(s) Box 296, Folder 5-7

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Budgets – Family, 4 folders, 1901/1940 4 folder(s) Box 295, Folder 3-6

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Bureau of Applied Economics – Bills Rendered, 1919/1924 1 folder(s) Box 225, Folder 11

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Bureau of Applied Economics – Cases, 1919/1934 1 folder(s) Box 225, Folder 15

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