Collection: W. Jett Lauck papers - ARVAS Search Results

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1922 Anthracite Coal Case - Labor Is Not a Commodity Box 182, Folder 12

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1922 Anthracite Coal Case - Legal Responsibilities and Duties of Miners Box 182, Folder 13

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1922 Anthracite Coal Case - List of Railroads and Their Officers and Directors Box 182, Folder 14

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1922 Anthracite Coal Case - "Lower Prices of Coal Advocated" and Joint Resolution for Reducing the Price of Anthracite Coal, which Operators Refused to Sign Box 182, Folder 15

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1922 Anthracite Coal Case - Memorandum Regarding Production of Central Competitive Field Box 182, Folder 16

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1922 Anthracite Coal Case - "Mine Costs of Anthracite Coal" Box 182, Folder 17

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1922 Anthracite Coal Case - Miners' Proposal for a Board of Investigation and Arbitration Box 182, Folder 18

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1922 Anthracite Coal Case - Nationalization of the Coal Industry Box 182, Folder 19

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1922 Anthracite Coal Case - News Clippings and Press Box 182, Folder 20

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1922 Anthracite Coal Case - Operators' Propaganda and Publications Box 182, Folder 21

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