W. S. Carter

• 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
• But Mary Kept All These Things
• 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
• Discipline and education of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen and Standardization of Wages, quotations from railway technical experts and publications
• 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
• Earnings of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen for first few years in service and effect thereon of fluctuations in railroad business
• Eastern concerted wage movement, 1912-1913
• Effect on Locomotive Firemen of the installation of larger locomotives and decrease in railroad business
• Increase in "Cost of living" of Locomotive firemen, Hostlers and Engineers in twenty-nine western towns
• 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
• Increase in retail prices of principal articles of food in western cities and towns of the United States and Canada