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Unwin, T. Fisher, Ltd. The condition of the Belgian workman now
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Western Union Tel. Co. Western Union and the War Labor Board.
The Company's position. 1918.

Labor Legislation

B331.87 Andrews, John B. Labor Laws in the Crucible. Measures necessary for effectiveness during and after the war. Paper read before the National Institute of Social Sciences, Jan. 18, 1918.

Arkansas. Compiled labor laws. 1913.

Connecticut. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Labor laws and directory of labor organizations of Connecticut. 1913.

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B331.87 Massachusetts. Bureau of Statistics. Labor Bulletins. Nos. 87, 73, Mass 1-2 84, 92, 95, 102, 104, 110, 116, 122, 125. Labor legislation in Massachusetts, 1909-1918.

B331.87 New York State. Dept. of Labor. Bulletins Nos. 62, 70, 72, 78, 84, 88.
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New York labor laws 1914-1918.

Miscellaneous labor laws of N. Y. State 1918.

Labor law with amendments, additions and annotations to Aug. 1, 1918

Industrial Code do.

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No. 1-Labor legislation of 1912. Whole No. 111. Dec. 13,

1912.

2-Decisions of courts and opinions affecting labor. 1912. Whole No. 112. Mar. 5, 1913.

4 Decisions of courts and opinions affecting labor, 1913. Whole No. 152. May 14, 1914.

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Labor Laws of the U. S. Series.

No. 6-Decisions of courts affecting labor.

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1914. Whole

7-Labor legislation of 1915. Whole No. 186. Dec. 1915. 8 Decisions of courts affecting labor. 1915. Whole No. 189. May 1916.

9-Labor Laws and their administration in the Pacific States. By Hugh S. Hanna. Whole No. 211. Jan.

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10-Labor legislation of 1916. Whole No. 213. June 1917. 11-Decisions of courts affecting labor. 1916. Whole No. 224 Sept. 1917.

12-Wage-payment legislation in the U. S. Robert G. Paterson. Whole No. 229. Dec. 1917.

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19th annual General Council meeting, July 1918.
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Conference of representatives of National Federations of the
trade unions of the entente powers, Sept. 1917.

Draft statement of the G. F. T. U. attitude and position
towards conferences with belligerent nations. Sept. 1917.
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Directory of Labor Organizations in Massachusetts. 1909-18.

Labor Disputes

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New York. Chamber of Commerce. Commercial arbitration.
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Weinstock, Harris. Report on disturbances in the City of San Diego and the County of San Diego, Cal. to His Excellency Hiram W. Johnson. 1912.

B331.89 Atkinson, Henry A. The church and industrial peace. Methodist Federation for Social Service.

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Beman, Lamar T. Comp. Selected articles on the compulsory arbi-
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Great Britain. Ministry of Reconstruction. Committee on Relations
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Kuhl, Max J. Argument on the anti-injunction bill before Hon. Wm. D.
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Nebraska, Dept. of Labor. Partial report, Board of Mediation and In-
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San Francisco Chamber of Commerce. Law and order in San Francisco.
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University of Oklahoma. The compulsory arbitration of labor dis-
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13th annual report on strikes and lockouts for the year 1912. Sept. 22, 1913.

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3-Michigan copper district strike. Whole No. 139. Feb. 7,
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8-Operation of the industrial disputes investigation act of
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Prices

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Industrial Disputes

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Government intervention.

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Employers' Assn. of Alameda and Contra Costa Counties. Ordinance to
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Sinsheimer, Paul A. Arbitration and wage disputes. Jan. 9, 1918.
Wilcox, Delos F. Proposed guaranties of continuity of service in public
utilities in New York. From The Utilities Magazine, Aug. 1917.

Prices

F338.5 California. Industrial Welfare Commission. Study of the Cost of Living. Miscl Katherine P. Edson. Apr. 19, 1919.

Price, Theodore H. A cross-section of economic fact and feeling in the U. S. asked for from Outlook readers. From The Outlook, Nov. 7, 1917.

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List of references on government regulation of prices. Jan. 11, 1917.

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California State Federation of Labor. Report of Committee on
Reconstruciton. Nov. 20, 1918.

Chambers, John S. Next to winning war, reconstruction most
important problem confronting federal government and the
states.

What European nations and Canada are doing and what the
U. S. is planning to do.

Cal. Legislature of 1919 must aid in great work. Added cost
of government likely to force needed reorganization along
curtailment lines. Sept. 1918.

McChord, C. C. Organization after the war. Great changes will
come in social and industrial fields. Evil railroad practices must
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S. F. Labor Council. Report Readjustment Committee. Labor
Clarion. Dec. 20, 1918.

New York State. Reconstruction Commission.

Message of governor appointing commission. Jan. 20, 1919. Message to
Commission.

Reconstruction first. Many problems of long standing must be
solved before the return to peace is complete. What New
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Abram I. Elkus, Chairman. From The Evening Post Magazine. Feb. 15, 1919.

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5-Topical arrangement of the reconstruction and readjustment activities of agencies of the U. S. Government. Dec. 1, 1918