The Bridge to France, by Edward N. Hurley
The Hurley Plan for a Merchant Marine (privately Owned)
Address by Edward N. Hurley ...
The Bridge to France ; Hurley, Edward N[ash].
Edward N. Hurley in a Letter to President Coolidge
Report of Chairman Edward N. Hurley, U.S. Shipping Board, on His Recent Mission Abroad ; Made for Purpose of Studying World Shipping Conditions and Those of Labor in Order to Compare the Two with Conditions as They Exist in America, So as to Arrive at Practical Basis for Operation of Our New Merchant Marine
War Debts and World Depression
Address of Edward N. Hurley
Shall American Business Enterprise be Restricted?
Letter of E.N. Hurley to James W. Good
Souvenirs Antistiques: Documents Pour Servir À L'histoire De La Musique ...
Shipping Situation. Address Delivered Before the National Marine League of the United States, at Delmonico's, in New York, ... Giving a Comprehensive Analysis of the Entire Situation ... the Number of New Shipyards and Launching Ways, ... the Tonnage and Types of Vessels ... Edward N. Hurley Chairman of the United States Shipping Board. Presented by Mr. Fletcher. March 28, 1918. -- Ordered to be Printed
Cooperation and Efficiency in Developing Our Foreign Trade. Address Delivered Before the American Iron and Steel Institute, at New York, N.Y., on May 26, 1916, Upon Trade Association, Cooperation Between Employer and Employee ... by Hon. Edward N. Hurley, Vice Chairman, Federal Trade Commission. Presented by Mr. Chilton. June 3, 1916. -- Ordered to be Printed
The Bridge to France
Why Our Ships Will Now Stay on the Ocean
Awakening of Business
Note to Editors
Banking and Credit in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Peru
Awakening of Business
Note to Editors : ...in this Speech