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... coal . This particular man did not have the machinery and the equipment to wash his coal . He had always employed and he kept in continuous em- ployment , some 600 miners for many years , but he sold the coal , although he paid them the ...
... coal . This particular man did not have the machinery and the equipment to wash his coal . He had always employed and he kept in continuous em- ployment , some 600 miners for many years , but he sold the coal , although he paid them the ...
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... Coal Co. had submitted a bid to the State of New York , guaranteeing an analysis of its coal which conclusively indicated that the Lober coal was of higher quality than Lober had represented to him at the hearing upon its complaint . As ...
... Coal Co. had submitted a bid to the State of New York , guaranteeing an analysis of its coal which conclusively indicated that the Lober coal was of higher quality than Lober had represented to him at the hearing upon its complaint . As ...
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... coal operators and the government over the terms of a new wage contract . The miners had received a wage increase in 1941 , but by the spring of 1943 they were saying that the rise in the cost of living had equalled this pay change ...
... coal operators and the government over the terms of a new wage contract . The miners had received a wage increase in 1941 , but by the spring of 1943 they were saying that the rise in the cost of living had equalled this pay change ...
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PHILOSOPHERS OF LAISSEZ FAIRE | 4 |
Andrew Carnegie and the Accumula | 10 |
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