W. S. Carter

But Mary Kept All These Things

Rates of wages per hour, increase in rates of wages per hour and hours of service per day, in western states and provinces

Applications for employment and physical examinations

Arbitration between the Western Railroads and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen

Earnings of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen for first few years in service and effect thereon of fluctuations in railroad business

The Federal exclusive compulsory workmen's compensation bill

Eastern concerted wage movement, 1912-1913

Miscellaneous statements in rebuttal to exhibits presented by the railroads

Earnings of engineers on certain Southeastern Railroads compared with earnings of engineers on certain Western Railroad and what would be earned on Western Railroads under the proposition now arbitrated

Discipline and education of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen and Standardization of Wages, quotations from railway technical experts and publications

Increase in "Cost of living" of Locomotive firemen, Hostlers and Engineers in twenty-nine western towns

Corrections of errors found in Railroads' exhibit no. I, relating to firemen's and hostler's rates of wages and compensatory rules on Eastern Railroads

Increase in cost of meals and rooms away from home and increase in cost of house rent to engineers and firemen employed on Western Railroads

Rates and wages requested compared with wages in effect

Locomotive firemen's and hostlers' requests

Progress made in electrification of railroads and economies effected thereby