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

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Railway Employees Case (1922) - Brief, 1922 Box 124, Folder 3

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Railway Employees Case (1922) - Chicago Injunction, 1922 Box 124, Folder 4

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Railway Employees Case (1922) - Cincinnati Meeting, 1922 Box 124, Folder 5

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[Railway Employees Case (1922)] – "Comparison of Overtime Paid for Before Punitive Rates for Overtime became Effective and After", 1922 Box 124, Folder 6

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Railway Employees Case (1922) – Correspondence, 1922 Box 124, Folder 7

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[Railway Employees Case (1922)] – Cost of Living for the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Company area Chart, 1922 Box 124, Folder 8

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Railway Employees Case (1922) - Decision of Labor Board, 1922 Box 124, Folder 10

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[Railway Employees Case (1922)] – Eastern Railroads Exhibits 1-3, 1922 Box 125, Folder 1

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Railway Employees Case (1922) - Evidence Submission Before Board, 1922 Box 125, Folder 2

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Railway Employees Case (1922) - Grable's Reply to Article by Walber, 1922 Box 125, Folder 3

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