Word: colorado
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...protocol in the cloak and suit trade, together with half a dozen similar protocols in other branches of garment-making in New York, the Rockefeller system of industrial representation in the Colorado mines, and the labor agreement of Hart, Schaffner & Marx in Chicago, grew out of long and bitter strikes, severe enough on both sides to convince the parties thereto that the old system was intolerable. Complete predomination by either side was impossible and intermittent struggles over the division of power were costly and unsatisfactory. The protocols and the agreements provided a system of government to protect each side against...
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...fundamental business statistics, with a view to ascertaining whether it was possible to treat such statistics in a manner that would make them more valuable both for business and scientific purposes, was the first field undertaken. To conduct this investigation the committee engaged Professor Persons, formerly of Dartmouth and Colorado Colleges, who in 1917 served as Lecturer in Economics at the University. He was also the author of many scientific papers dealing with business statistics in a new manner which appeared to promise important results. Professor Persons began work for the committee in September, 1917, and his investigations have reached...
...Economic Research. This committee, now headed by Professor Charles F. Bullock, was appointed in the spring of 1917 with a view to making more adequate provision for scientific investigation in economics. Believing that its first enterprise should be in the field of economic statistics, Professor Warren M. Persons of Colorado College was engaged to make a thorough study of existing methods of collecting and interpreting economic statistics. Professor Persons was well known to the scientific world through various papers which he has published upon statistical methods and results. He is now in charge of the editing of the publication...
...District of Columbia, 112,304 43.0 Worcester County, 78,150 42.6 Northwestern, 68,196 42.5 Michigan, north, 12,975 42.4 Ohio, north, 143,565 40.9 Illinois, 447,876 40.4 Utah, 5,421 38.8 Virginia, 9,723 38.3 Nebraska, 12,049 37.5 Michigan, south, 68,309 37.0 Colorado, 21,160 36.3 Essex County, west, 15,935 36.1 Southwestern, 176,141 35.5 Ohio, south, 119,884 35.0 Essex County, east, 52,146 34.5 Kentucky, 4,305 33.3 Washington, west, 18,778 33.3 North Carolina, 4,170 33.1 Vermont, 6,539 32.4 Pennsylvania, 246,150 30.6 Maine, 47,347 29.9 Wyoming...