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

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Railway Employees Case (1921) – Exhibit 45 "The Relation between Wages and Increased Cost of Living", 1920 1 folder(s) Box 118, Folder 8

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Railway Employees Case (1921) – Exhibit 47 "Digest of the Address of the Comptroller of the Currency, D.R. Crissinger, before the District of Columbia Bankers Association", 1921 1 folder(s) Box 118, Folder 9

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Railway Employees Case (1921) – Exhibit 48 "Irregularity of Employment of Railroad Workers", 1921 1 folder(s) Box 119, Folder 1

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Railway Employees Case (1921) – Exhibit 50 "Critical Analysis of Exhibits of Railroads on Wages in other Industries," 2 folders 2 folder(s) Box 119, Folder 2-3

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Railway Employees Case (1921) – Exhibit 59 "Intercorporate Relations through Stock Ownership, Interlocking Directorates and Concentration of Financial Control of Western Railroads", 1921 1 folder(s) Box 119, Folder 4

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Railway Employees Case (1921) – Exhibit 5 "Financial Management and History of Western Railroads", 1921 1 folder(s) Box 114, Folder 7

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Railway Employees Case (1921) – Exhibit 60 "Intercorporate Relationships Mileage and Net Earnings of Railways in Western Territory", 1921 1 folder(s) Box 119, Folder 5

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Railway Employees Case (1921) – Exhibit 6 "Arbitration between Western Railroads and Brotherhood regarding Wages and Working Conditions", 1921 1 folder(s) Box 114, Folder 8

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Railway Employees Case (1921) – Exhibit 7 "Intercorporate Relations Through Stock Ownership, Interlocking Directorates and Concentration of Financial Control of Western Railroads", 1921 1 folder(s) Box 114, Folder 9

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Railway Employees Case (1921) – Exhibit 8 "Intercorporate Railway Stock Ownership and Interlocking Directorates", 1921 1 folder(s) Box 114, Folder 10

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