Collection: W. Jett Lauck papers - ARVAS Search Results

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1922 Bituminous Coal Case - Press Releases, 4 folders Box 185, Folder 12-15

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1922 Bituminous Coal Case - Rejoinder to Mr. Watkins: Operators are Responsible for Breakdown of Coal Industry Box 185, Folder 16

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1922 Bituminous Coal Case - Reply of Bituminous Operators to the President Box 185, Folder 17

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1922 Bituminous Coal Case - Retail Prices of Bituminous Coal for Household Use Box 185, Folder 18

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1922 Bituminous Coal Case - Speech of Senator Howard Sutherland on Government Control of the Coal Industry Box 185, Folder 20

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1922 Bituminous Coal Case - Spot Prices, F.O.B. Mines Box 185, Folder 21

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1922 Bituminous Coal Case - Statement Relative to Unionization Box 185, Folder 24

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1922 Bituminous Coal Case - Statements of J.D.A. Morrow, Vice President of the National Coal Association, 2 folders Box 185, Folder 22-23

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1922 Bituminous Coal Case - The Demands of the Bituminous Mine Workers Box 184, Folder 12

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1922 Bituminous Coal Case - The Six Hour Day Box 185, Folder 19

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