Records, 1913-1920 (bulk 1918-1920).

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Records, 1913-1920 (bulk 1918-1920).

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The records of the General Superintendent of the St. Louis System consist of a fragment dealing with labor relations. The files were kept without break, and thus include material from his tenure as Resident Vice President at St. Louis. Earlier correspondence may be found among the records of the Vandalia Railroad Company.

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