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United States—Privileges and elections committee. r 324 U253
Election of Isaac Stephenson; report, with the hearings held before
the subcommittee pursuant to S. res. 136, directing the Committee on
privileges and elections, or any subcommittee thereof, to investigate
whether corrupt methods and practices were used or employed in the
election of Isaac Stephenson as a senator of the United States from the
state of Wisconsin. 2v. 1912. (62d cong. 2d sess. Senate. Doc.
no.312, v.io-11.)
United States—Senate. Select committee to investigate r 324 U25
the election of William Lorimer.
Election of William Lorimer; hearings before a committee of the
Senate of the United States pursuant to S. res. 60, directing a committee
of the Senate to investigate whether corrupt methods and practices
were used or employed in the election of William Lorimer as a senator
of the United States from the state of Illinois. 9v. 1912. (62d cong.
2d sess. Senate. Doc. no.484, v.16-24.)
v.9 contains general index and digest.
Economics
Anderson, Benjamin McAlester. 33 0 - 1 A54
Social value; a study in economic theory, critical and constructive.
1911. Houghton. (Hart, Schaffner & Marx prize essays in economics.)
"An indispensable book for both sociologists and economists who wish an outlook
upon each other's respective fields, for it bases economic theory squarely upon...
sociology. . .The book is therefore of great use to the sociological theorist as well as
to the economic theorist. . .The argument of the book is also based upon the soundest
and most recent developments in psychological theory." American journal of sociology,
Foerster, Robert Franz. r 331.2 F68
A promising venture in industrial partnership. 1912.
Reprinted from the "Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social
Science," Nov. 1912.
Brief account of the industrial partnership scheme of the Dennison Manufacturing
Company of Massachusetts.
Gibbon, loan Gwilym. 331-2 G36rn
Medical benefit; a study of the experience of Germany and Denmark.
1912. King.
"Full, practical and well arranged study of one aspect of health insurance, as administered
in the two countries which have had the longest experience, the one under
a compulsory, the other under a voluntary, system. The curative side of the medical
benefit alone is treated, prevention being left for a later volume of a thorough study by
the same author of the whole subject of national health insurance,—a study to which
this volume is preliminary." Survey, 1913.
Levine, Louis. 331-87 L66
Labor movement in France; a study in revolutionary syndicalism,
with an introduction by F.H. Giddings. 1912. (Columbia University,
New York. Studies in history, economics and public law, v.46, no.3.)
"Bibliography," p.208—212.
The same. 1912. (In Columbia University, New York. Studies in
history, economics and public law, v.46, no.3.)
r 33° C72 v.46
"His pages tell us in a clear and dispassionate way what revolutionary syndicalism