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

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Railroads – Revenues and Expenses, 1923/1938 Box 283, Folder 4

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Railroads - Rights of Railroads, 3 folders, 1900/1924 Box 283, Folder 5-7

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Railroads – Salaries, 1920/1921 Box 283, Folder 8

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Railroads – Salaries of Class I Steam Railway Officials, 1938 Box 283, Folder 9

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Railroads – Securities, Marketing of and Railroad Security Holders Committee, 1921 Box 283, Folder 10

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Railroads - Senate Committee on Interstate Commerce, including Lauck's Testimony on Railroad Revenues and Expenses, 2 folders, 1921/1922 Box 284, Folder 1-2

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Railroads - Senate Committee on Interstate Commerce - William G. McAdoo Statement, 1922 Box 284, Folder 3

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Railroads – Statistics, 5 folders, 1912/1940 Box 284, Folder 4-8

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Railroads – Statistics from the Bureau of Railway Economics, 4 folders, 1913/1938 Box 285, Folder 1-4

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Railroads – Summaries of Systems (Notes), 2 folders, 1937 Box 285, Folder 5-6

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