{"value"=>"<p>Correspondence surveying the socio-economic effects in the United States of the war in Europe. The correspondence, arranged alphabetically, is with manufacturers, businessmen, labor representatives, state governors, state labor bureaus, mayors, chambers of commerce, railroads, charitable and welfare organizations, banks, and loan associations. Included among the correspondents are the American Wool and Cotton Register, American Cotton Manufacturers Association, American Steel Foundries, Associated Charities (of various states), Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company, Baldwin Locomotive Works, Bessemer Coal, Iron & Land Company, Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America, Dry Goods Economist, Erie Railroad, Georgia Federation of Labor (AFL), Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, Laundry Workers' International Union, Lackawanna Steel Company, New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor, Remington Typewriter Company, Salt Lake City Corporation, San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, and the Switchmen's Union. There are also miscellaneous papers including a report on business conditions resulting from the war, memoranda, lists, typescript and printed version of press release abstract of the report, and form letters.</p>"}