H. T. Newcomb
Born 1867-01-01
Died 1944-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF43144164
- WikidataQ18911375
- ISNI0000000084463459
- Open LibraryOL113211A
Top Subjects
- United States (17)
- Railroads (8)
- Rates (6)
- Freight (5)
- Railroads -- Freight -- Rates -- United States (5)
- Railroads -- United States (3)
- Interstate commerce (3)
Books by H. T. Newcomb
Total count: 32
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Reasonable railway rates.American Academy of Political and Social Science1895-01-01
Railway economics.Railway world publishing co.1898-01-01-
The decline in railway ratessome of its causes and resultsUniversity of Chicago Press1898-01-01
Changes in the rates of charge for railway and other transportation services ...Govt. print. off.1898-01-01
The postal deficitan examination of some of the legislative and administrative aspects of a great state industryW. Ballantyne & sons1900-01-01
Changes in the rates of charge for railway and other transportation servicesRev. / by Edward G. Ward, Jr.U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Division of Statistics1901-01-01-
Mechanical tabulation of the statistics of agriculture in the Twelfth census of the United StatesPatterson & White1901-01-01
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The concentration of railway controlAmerican Academy of Political and Social Science1902-01-01
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A study in municipal socialism, with special reference to a pending proposal advocated by the mayor and city administrator of Cleveland, OhioCitizen's Association1903-01-01
Anthracite coal strike commission1903-01-01-
Have railway rates advanced?Gunton Co.1903-01-01
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Anthracite Coal Strike Commissionargument[s.n.]1903-01-01
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For the railroadsAmerican Bank Note Co.1905-01-01
The federal courts and the orders of the Interstate Commerce CommissionPress of Gibson Brothers1905-01-01
The facts about railroad ratesAmerican bank note co.1905-01-01-
The proposed radical railway legislationan address delivered before the faculty and students of the University of Missouri, October 20, 1905.Press of Gibson bros.1905-01-01
The work of the Interstate Commerce CommissionWith which have been reprinted certain editorial and other articles throwing light upon the proposed amendment of the Interstate commerce law.Press of Gibson Brothers1905-01-01
Municipal socialismthe conservative victory in ClevelandPress of G.E. Howard1905-01-01
The regulation of interstate railwaysPress of the Law Reporter Printing Co.1905-01-01
Who owns the railroads?Press of the Crane Co.1905-01-01-
Public ownership and the wage-earnera paper presented at the special summer meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, before the Section on Social and Economic Science, at Ithaca, New York, on July 2, 1906M.O. Publishing Bureau1906-01-01
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The new interstate commerce lawPress of G.E. Howard1906-01-01
Proposed solution of the railway rate problema paper presented at the fifty-ninth annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, before the Section on Social and Economic Science, at New Orleans, Louisiana, on December 30, 1905.G. E. Howard, Printer1906-01-01-
Public ownership and the wage-earnera paper presented at the special summer meeting of the American association for the advancement of science, before the Section on social and economic science, at Ithaca, New York, on July 2, 1906G. E. Howard1906-01-01
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Railway rates and the cost of living1906-01-01
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Reasonable maximum ratesRailway World1907-01-01
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Rebates1907-01-01
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Railway capitalizationRailway world1907-01-01
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The force and effect of the orders of the Interstate Commerce CommissionThe Harvard Law Review Association1909-01-01
An examination and analysis of the postmaster-general's proposals concerning railway mail paybeing a study of House document no. 105, Sixty-Second Congress, first session, based upon the original data supplied by the railways and used by the postmaster-general and upon official statistics.Committee on Railway Mail Pay1912-01-01
History of American railways, with special emphasis on the man factor in their developmentRailway World1914-01-01-
Railroads in depressionPress of Fremont Payne, inc.1933-01-01