Collection: W. Jett Lauck papers - ARVAS Search Results

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Act of Pennsylvania Congress Creating the Anthracite Coal Industry Commission 1 folder(s) Box 92, Folder 2

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Adamson Act (Department of Justice) concerning the establishment of an eight-hour workday, 2 folders 2 folder(s) Box 288, Folder 7-8

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Adamson Act (Department of Justice) concerning the establishment of an eight-hour workday, 4 folders 4 folder(s) Box 289, Folder 1-4

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Adamson Act (Department of Justice) concerning the establishment of an eight-hour workday, Supreme Court brief on the Oklahoma and Gulf Railway Company 1 folder(s) Box 289, Folder 5

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Address cards: Alabama-California .1 Cubic Feet Box 1

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Address cards: California-District of Columbia .1 Cubic Feet Box 2

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Address cards: Florida-Illinois .1 Cubic Feet Box 3

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Address cards: House of Representatives, Senate, and non-United States .1 Cubic Feet Box 11

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Address cards: Indiana-Massachusetts .1 Cubic Feet Box 4

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Address cards: Massachusetts-Missouri .1 Cubic Feet Box 5

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