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Capital and Labor
By Leo Wolrnan
IN the relations that exist between capital and labor in this country, there is a bright as well as a dark side. After many years of distressing conditions of labor and a plentiful supply of propagand
Jan 1, 1938
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Reminiscences of Tombstone
By C. W. Goodale
TOMBSTONE, a name not exactly full of cheerful suggestion, has a great record as a mineral producer and a colorful history as a frontier mining camp. The only practical route to Tombstone in the ear
Jan 1, 1925
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Annual Business Meeting
By AIME AIME
PRESIDENT BASSETT'S gavel called the Annual Business Meeting to order shortly after 10 a. m. on Tuesday. On motion of Eugene McAuliffe, reading of the minutes was dispensed with and Mr. Bassett r
Jan 1, 1931
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Harrisburg, Pa. Meeting
RACAL COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS Henry McCormick, Chairman; David Watts, Secretary; H. H. Campbell, A S. McCreath, S H. Chauvenet, C. E. Stafford, George S. Comstock, Jones Wister, E. C. Felton, F.
Jan 1, 1882
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A Sea-Level Canal At Panama-A Study Of Its Desirability And Feasibility.
By Henry G. Granger
NOTHING in this paper is to be understood as even suggesting a moment's suspension of the splendid work now going forward on the Isthmus of Panama, except so far as it is related to the proposed
Jan 1, 1909
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Forthcoming Meetings Of Societies (e5136cf7-09a9-4aa0-8553-7bbb66194f63)
Organization Place Date 1919 American Railway Engineering Association Chicago, 111. Mar. 18-20 Society of Industrial Engineers New York, N. Y. Mar. 18-21 American Electrochemical Society New York
Jan 3, 1919
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Proceedings of the Ninety-Seventh Meeting, Spokane, Wash., September, 1909
By AIME AIME
The Institute Headquarters at Spokane was established at the Spokane Hotel, and included a Bureau of Information for the benefit and comfort of members and guests of the party during the time of the m
Dec 1, 1909
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Coal Division Meets at Fairmont
By AIME AIME
A LUSTY baby of the Institute, the Coal Division, showed that it had acquired a full set of teeth and was capable of man's work at the Division meeting at Fairmont, W. Va., on March 26 and 27. At
Jan 1, 1931
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Harrisburg Pa. Meeting - October, 1881
Jan 1, 1882
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Institute of Metals Division - The Effects of Cold Work on the Alloy Cu3Au
By J. B. Coher, M. B. Bever
COLD work destroys long-range order, as was first observed by Dehlinger and Graf.1 Dahl2 showed that the mechanical disordering caused by cold work produces changes in those properties that are affec
Jan 1, 1961
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Present Economic Situation of the Oil Industry
By M. E. Lombardi
IN comparison with the mining industry the petroleum industry is new and inexperienced, and until now it might have been called the fortunate industry. Its great good fortune consisted in two things;
Jan 1, 1931
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Mining Engineering Reporter (2f29c86d-30af-43e1-bec3-12bacace5dd9)
Mining and oil industry representatives are scheduled to testify May 15 at hearings on the Simpson bill to extend the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act, Several Congressmen have introduced bills to exte
Jan 5, 1953
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Proceedings Of The Ninety-Eighth Meeting, Pittsburg, Pa.,March, 1910.
By AIME AIME
COMMITTEES. LOCAL COMMITTEE.-R. C. Crawford, Chairman; Harrison W. Craver, Secretary; Julian Kennedy, Taylor Allderdice, E. W. Pargny, Charles L. Miller, W. H. Rea, S. A. Taylor, M. E. Wadsworth, W.
Apr 1, 1910