Collection: W. Jett Lauck papers - ARVAS Search Results

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1922 Bituminous Coal Case - Cost of Living in Coal Towns, 2 folders Box 184, Folder 9-10

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1922 Bituminous Coal Case - Cost of Production and Distribution Note Box 184, Folder 11

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1922 Bituminous Coal Case - Effect of Wage Advances 1916-1920 Box 184, Folder 13

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1922 Bituminous Coal Case - Employees' Exhibits 6, 7, 12, 14, and 16, 5 folders Box 184, Folder 19-23

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1922 Bituminous Coal Case - Employees' Exhibits (unnumbered), 2 folders Box 184, Folder 17-18

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1922 Bituminous Coal Case - Excerpts from Hearings on Conditions in the Paint Creek District, West Virginia Box 184, Folder 14

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1922 Bituminous Coal Case - Excerpts from Report on the Colorado Strike Investigation Box 184, Folder 15

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1922 Bituminous Coal Case - Excerpts from Report on the Miners' Strike in Bituminous Coal Fields in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania Box 184, Folder 16

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1922 Bituminous Coal Case - Freight Rates Box 184, Folder 24

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1922 Bituminous Coal Case - Investment and Profit in Soft-Coal Mining (Booklets) Box 184, Folder 25

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