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May 1924, Volume 113, Issue 1
March 1924, Volume 112, Issue 1
- 1-1 Foreword
by Clyde L. King
- 1-147 Raw Materials and Foodstuffs in the Commercial Policies of Nations
by William S. Culbertson
- 149-153 The Crude Rubber Situation
by H.N. Whitford
- 154-162 Operations of an American Rubber Company in Sumatra and the Malay Peninsula
by H. Stuart Hotchkiss
- 162-171 The Struggle for Petroleum
by Stanley K. Hornbeck
- 171-173 Discussion
by Sir Edward Grigg
- 173-180 Our Nitrogen Problem
by Harry A. Curtis
- 180-183 Discussion
by Charles M. Pepper
- 183-186 The Importance of the Near East in Problems of Raw Materials and Foodstuffs
by Edward Mead Earle
- 186-188 The Chester Concession
by Lawrence Martin
- 188-189 Financial Control of Raw Materials by Buyers
by Eugene Meyer JR
- 189-190 The Practical Need for International Conservation of Minerals
by C.E. Julihn
- 191-201 Relation of Population Growth and Land Supply to the Future Foreign Trade Policy of the United States
by L.C. Gray
- 201-207 European Agricultural Policies
by Frank M. Surface
- 207-211 Discussion
by William S. Culbertson
- 211-221 Preferential Tariffs and the Open Door
by Benjamin B. Wallace
- 221-231 Origin and Results of Canada's Preferential Tariff
by Adam Shortt
- 231-232 Canada's Policy Respecting Pulp Wood
by Adam Shortt
- 232-234 British Dominions and the Open Door
by Philip Kerr
- 234-240 The Movement of Raw Materials and Foodstuffs in International Commerce and its Relation to Shipping
by R.T. Merrill
- 240-251 The Effect of Cable and Radio Control on News and Commerce
by W.L. Rodgers
- 251-255 Air as a Raw Material
by Walter S. Rogers
- 256-257 The Population of some Modern States
by Archibald Cary Coolidge
- 257-258 Factors Limiting the Expansion of the Human Race1
by Robert J. McFall
- 258-268 Economic Pressure as a Cause of the Revolt of the Asiatic Peoples Against Occidental Exploitation
by Charles C. Batchelder
- 268-275 Raw Materials and Foodstuffs in the War Plans and Operations of the Army
by William P. Wooten
- 275-283 Raw Materials and Foodstuffs in the War Plans and Operations of the Navy
by Frank H. Schofield
- 284-286 Report of the Board of Directors of the American Academy of Political and Social Science for the Year Ending December 31, 1923
by N/A
- 287-288 Thompson, Walter, Ph.D. Federal Centralization. Pp. 399. Price, $2.75. New York: Harcourt, Brace & Company, 1923
by James T. Young
- 288-289 SANDERS, T. A. Problems in Industrial Accounting. Pp. 643. Price, $5.00. Chicago : A. W. Shaw Company
by Charles Reitell
- 289-289 Gesell, Arnold. The Pre-School Child. Pp. xv, 264. Cambridge: Houghton Mifflin Company
by James H.S. Bossard
- 289-290 WOOD, EDITH ELMER, M.A., PH.D. Housing Progress in Western Europe. Pp. 210. Price, $3.00. New York: E. P. Dutton and Company
by Lane W. Lancaster
- 290-290 ENOCK, ARTHUR GUY. The Problem of Armaments. Pp. 196. Price, $1.50. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1923
by N/A
- 290-291 RAVAGE, M. E. The Malady of Europe. Pp. 250. Price, $2.00. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1923
by Ernest Minor Patterson
- 291-291 Memorandum on Public Finance League of Nations. Geneva, Switzerland, July, 1923. Pp. 202
by N/A
- 291-292 Williams, E. T. China: Yesterday and Today. Pp. 596. Price $2.00. New York: The Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1923
by Harold M. Vinacke
- 292-293 The Papers of Sir WilliamJohnson. Prepared for publication by the Division of Archives and History, James Sullivan, Ph.D., Director and State Historian, Volumes I-III. Pp. li, 931; xv, 900; xiv, 997. Price, $7.50. Albany: University of the State of New York, 1921-22
by Herman V. Ames
- 293-293 Calman, Alvin R. Ledru-Rollin and the Second French Republic. Pp. 452. New York: Columbia University Studies in History, Economics, and Public Law, CIII, No. 2
by Frederic A. Ogg
January 1924, Volume 111, Issue 1
- 1-11 Earnings of Coal Miners
by Anne Bezanson
- 12-23 Living Conditions Among Coal Mine Workers of the United States
by Marie L. Obenauer
- 24-31 Needless Hazards in the Coal Industry
by John B. Andrews
- 32-38 Bituminous Wages from the Point of View of an Operator
by John H. Libby
- 39-42 Wages in Bituminous Coal Mines as Viewed by the Miners
by Van A. Bittner
- 43-52 Wages, Hours and Working Conditions in the Anthracite Industry
by Thomas Kennedy
- 53-60 The Anthracite Industry Wages, Prices and Regulation
by S.D. Warriner
- 61-69 Wages, Margins and Anthracite Prices
by Gifford Pinchot
- 69-81 The Important Public Statements Made During the Settlement of the Anthracite Strike, August 27-September 8, 1923
by N/A
- 82-95 The Effect of Competitive Conditions on Labor Relations in Coal Mining
by F.G. Tryon
- 96-107 The Conclusions and Recommendations of the U. S. Coal Commission As to Labor Relations in Bituminous Coal Mining
by Joseph H. Willits
- 108-114 Management Leadership in Industrial Relations
by Willard E. Hotchkiss
- 115-119 Some Problems in Labor Relations in the Coal Industry as Viewed by Operators
by Rice Miller
- 120-124 Labor Relations From the Standpoint of the Union
by Francis J. Drum
- 125-144 Where the Consumer's Dollar Goes
by Walter Durand
- 145-154 Costs and Efficiency in the Wholesaling and Retailing of Coal
by John W. Adams
- 155-164 Railway Rates on Bituminous and Anthracite Coal
by Charles Reitell
- 165-166 Storage of Coal
by O.P. Hood
- 167-170 The Margins of Retail Coal Dealers
by Roderick Stephens
- 170-176 Anthracite Costs and Wages as Viewed by the Operators
by Edward Wheeler Parker
- 176-180 Comments of a Domestic Fuel User
by H.A. Stevens Howarth
- 181-190 The Problem of Efficiency and Cost Reduction in Coal Mining
by Hugh Archbald
- 191-197 General Discussion
by James B. Neale & L.W. Wallace & H.S. Person
- 198-202 Wages and Efficiency as Viewed by Miners
by T.D. Stiles
- 203-211 The World's Present Fuel Resources
by E.A. Holbrook
- 212-218 Giant Power and Coal
by Morris Llewellyn Cooke
- 219-233 Fuel Wastes: Causes, Effects, Remedies
by R.H. Fernald
- 234-248 The Development of the Anthracite Combination
by Francis Walker
- 249-255 The Recommendations of the United States Coal Commission
by Edward Eyre Hunt
- 256-265 The Need for Uniform and Up-to-Date Data on the Cost of Production, Investment and Profits of Operators
by David L. Wing
- 266-289 Substitutes for Anthracite as a Domestic Fuel, With Some Remarks on the Purchase of Coal by Industrial Users
by F.R. Wadleigh
- 290-291 Clean Coal
by Hon J.J. Walsh
- 292-304 Coal Price Regulation and the Constitution
by William Draper Lewis
- 305-313 A Code of Industrial Law
by William S. Kenyon
- 314-343 Wages in the Coal Industry As Compared with Wages in Other Industries With Special Reference to the Anthracite Situation
by Horace B. Drury
- 344-344 Coal Prices: A Selected Bibliography
by Thomas Parker Ayer
- 363-371 Financial Aspects of Unemployment in England
by Charles E. Lyon
- 372-377 The Unemployment Agreement in the Chicago Men's Clothing Industry
by Willard E. Hotchkiss
- 378-379 Business Cycles and Unemployment- Report and Recommendations of a Committee of the President's Conference on Unemployment, including an investigation made under the auspices of the National Bureau of Economic Research, with a foreword by Herbert Hoover. Pp. 405. Price, $4.10. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc., 1923
by Utto T. Mallery
- 379-379 Andrews, Benjamin R. Economics of the Household. Pp. vii and 623. Price, $3.25. New York: Macmillan Company, 1923
by Gertrude B. Biddle
- 379-380 Ellis, Don Carlos, and Thornborough, Laura. Motion Pictures in Education. xvii + 284 pages, 8vo, cloth. Price, $2.50. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1923
by Donald Young
- 380-380 Official Report of the Tenth National Foreign Trade Convention. Issued by the Secretary, National Foreign Trade Council. Pp. xxiii and 440. New York, 1923
by Harry T. Collings
- 380-381 Cowdrick, Edward S. The Industrial History of the United States. Pp. 414. Price, $2.75. New York: Ronald Press
by Otto T. Mallery
- 381-382 Munro, William Bennett, Ph.D., LL.B. Municipal Government and Administration. 2 v. Pp. 976. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1923
by Austin F. Macdonald
- 382-382 Williams, Roth. The League of Nations Today. Its Growth, Record and Relation to British Foreign Policy. Pp. 223. New York: Henry Holt and Company, 1923. Levermore, Charles H. Third Year Book of the League of Nations. Pp. 434. Price, $1.50. The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, 1923
by Ernest Minor Patterson
- 383-383 Actividades de la Liga de las Naciones. Por Cosme de la Torriente, President de la Delegación de Cuba y de la Tercera Comisión de la Tercera Asamblea. Prologo de Antonio S. de Bustamente, Juez del Tribunal Permanente de Justicia Internacional. Habana, Imp. de Rambla, Bouza y Ca., 1923 (xviii, 491 p. paper covers. 27 cms. Price, $2.00
by N/A
- 383-383 Marshall, Alfred. Money, Credit and Commerce. Pp. 369. London: Macmillan and Company, 1923
by N/A
- 383-383 Edward Alsworth Ross. The Social Revolution in Mexico. Pp. 176. Price, $1.75. Century Company
by N/A
- 383-383 Benson, Rear Admiral William S. The Merchant Marine . Pp. 183. Price, $1.75. New York: The Macmillan Company
by N/A
November 1923, Volume 110, Issue 1
September 1923, Volume 109, Issue 1
- 1-14 The Relationship of Alcohol to Society and to Citizenship
by Eugene Lyman Fisk
- 15-25 Prohibition
by Floyd W. Tomkins
- 26-38 Our Experiment in National Prohibition What Progress Has It Made?
by W.H. Stayton
- 39-47 The Eighteenth Amendment an Infringement of Liberty
by Henry S. Priest
- 48-51 What's Wrong With the Eighteenth Amendment?
by Fabian Franklin
- 52-61 Inherent Frailties of Prohibition
by John Koren
- 62-66 State Rights and Prohibition
by Henry W. Jessup
- 67-84 The Non-Effectiveness of the Volstead Act
by Walter E. Edge
- 85-101 The Volstead Act
by George S. Hobart
- 102-109 Men, Machinery and Alcoholic Drink
by Charles Reitell
- 110-120 The Effect of Prohibition on Industry from the View point of an Employment Manager
by Eugene J. Benge
- 121-128 Notes about Prohibition from the Background
by Robert A. Woods
- 129-132 Comments on Prohibition by a Lumberman and Miner
by T.D. Stiles
- 133-136 Kansas and Its Prohibition Enforcement
by Alfred G. Hill & M.L. Perry
- 137-144 The Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages
by Hugh F. Fox
- 145-154 Liquor in International Trade
by Wayne B. Wheeler
- 155-164 Politics in the Enforcement of the Liquor Laws
by Arthur Capper
- 165-174 The Prohibition Law and the Political Machine
by Imogen B. Oakley
- 175-178 Laborers in Heat and in Heavy Industries
by Florence Kelley
- 179-192 The Practice of Pharmacy Under the Volstead Act
by Ambrose Hunsberger
- 193-195 A National Policy for Enforcement of Prohibition
by Felix Frankfurter
- 196-200 The Police Officer's Difficulties in Enforcing Liquor Laws
by Lynn G. Adams
- 201-207 The Human Element in Prohibition Enforcement
by T. Henry Walnut
- 208-224 World-Wide Progress Toward Prohibition Legislation
by Ernest H. Cherrington
- 225-229 Prohibition in Canada
by Cyril D. Boyce
- 230-264 Prohibitory Legislation in Canada
by B.H. Spence
- 265-278 The English Law Relating to the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors
by Lady Astor
- 279-283 The Anti-Saloon League—Why and What?
by Harry M. Chalfant
- 284-285 Why I Believe in Enforcing the Prohibition Laws
by Gifford Pinchot
- 289-290 American Expansion and Industrial Stability
by Henry S. Dennison
- 291-295 Business Men and the Business Cycle
by C.H. Crennan
- 296-304 Germany's New Labor Legislation
by Emil Frankel
- 305-306 Canons of Journalism
by N/A
- 307-307 The American Peace Award
by L.S. Rowe
- 308-310 The Plan for the American Peace Award
by The American Peace Award
- 311-312 DUNAWAY, WAYLAND FULLER. History of the James River and Kanawha Company. Pp. 250. WINTERNITZ, ROBERT. English Manual for Business. Pp. 96. Price, $1.00. Chicago: A. W. Shaw Company, 1923. LIBBY, WALTER. The History of Medicine. Pp. xi, 427. Price, $3.00. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company. DEKRUIF, PAUL H. Our Medicine Men. Pp. viii, 237. Price, $1.75. New York: The Century Company
by James H.S. Bossard
- 312-313 WOODS, ROBERT A. and KENNEDY, AL BERT J. The Settlement Horizon, A Na tional Estimate. Pp. 487. Price, $3.00. New York: Russell Sage Foundation, 1922
by Ordway Tead
- 313-314 WEBB, SIDNEY and BEATRICE. The Decay of Capitalist Civilization. Pp. xvii and 242. Price, $1.75. New York: Har court, Brace and Company
by Ernest Minor Yatterson
- 314-315 MCVEY, FRANK L. Modern Industrialism (second and revised edition of 1922). Pp. 358. New York: Appleton and Co
by Z.C. Dickinson
- 315-319 CARROLL, MOLLIE RAY. Labor and Poli tics. Pp. xix, 206. Price, $2.00. Bos ton: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1923
by John M. Mckee
- 319-320 LEITES, K. Recent Economic Developments in Russia. Edited by Harald Wester gaard. Pp. 240. Oxford: The Claren don Press, 1922
by Edward Alsworth Ross
- 320-320 BIRCK, L. V. The Theory of Marginal Value. Pp. 351. Price $6.00. New York: E. P. Dutton & Co
by E.M. Patterson
- 320-320 CASSEL, GUSTAV. The World's Monetary Problems. Two Memoranda. Pp. 154. Price, $1.50. New York: E. P. Dutton and Company
by E.M. Patterson
July 1923, Volume 108, Issue 1
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