Three documents, two letters and one detailed report. First, Elton Mayos letter to G.A. Pennock dated February 9, 1931, concerning the status of the Western Electric experiments and the importance of studying how fatigue, morale, preoccupation...
Comments made by the six test subjects in the relay assembly test room from 1927-1930. The comments are sorted into six categories: rest periods, hours, holidays and vacations; production, earnings, repairs and type; supervision and test room...
Report on the quality of production by the relay assembly test room operators. A list of the 23 most frequent causes of rejection of relays was made. The inspector recorded each kind of defect, the hour of assembly, and the operator for each...
Report and its supplement on the bank wiring test room group. The document reports the progress made in the Bank Wiring Test Room and provides some tangible basis for a critical evaluation of the research program
Report on the interviewing process. Part one discusses how interviewing is a good tool, but the attitude of employees differ among each other and that difference must be taken into account. The second part discusses methods of interviewing and...
Report addressing complaints made in the interviews with operating branch employees. Individual complaints are addressed, and sorted by categories concerning both working conditions and the job itself. Recommendations for further analysis are...
The operation branch employee interviews from 1929 are analyzed and discussed and conclusions are made. Contains inter-office memos from 1930 discussing changes made due to the interviews and areas for future analysis
Counseling record, entitled: Counseling in a group situation, by Phyllis Dodds. It contains detailed descriptions about the interviews, conversations, observations, as well as counselors own impressions, feelings, etc. which happened during the...
Two page form/questionnaire used for personal data collection and observation. A narrative case history for each of the 5 mica splitting operators follows. The case histories give marital status and age. There is a discussion of living...
The reports of the experiments at the Hawthorne Plant generated a great deal of interest. Directors of various companies requested further information for use in their company. Several university professors requested information for use in their...
Interview method, analysis, and development of training began in the Inspection Branch, moved to the Operating Branch, and in January 1930 throughout the Works. A December 1929 pamphlet titled A Plan for Improving Employee Relations was printed. ...
A proposed act to authorize a requisition to be made for the payment of the judgment of the United States Court of Claims. Passed and approved February 25, 1888.
A proposed act to authorize requisition to be made for the payment of a portion of what may be appropriated by congress in satisfaction of the judgment of the U.S. Court of Claims in favor of the Choctaw Nation. Passed and approved February 25,...
A proposed act making provision for the payment of amounts due under the contracts made by the delegation of 1853 with Luce, McKee and Blunt, and directing the National Treasurer to pay to said persons the amount due each. Passed and approved...
Bill No. 18. An act relating to the National Agent office concerning contracts made with non-citizens for the manufacture of certain products. Passed House October 26, 1892. Passed Senate and approved October 27, 1892.
A resolution concerning a paragraph found in the statement made by J.S. Standley before the sub-committee on Indian Territories. Passed and approved April 4, 1894.
Bill No. 4. A proposed act defining the time for reports to be made by collectors, inspectors on railroads, and citizens having contracts for lumber etc. Passed Senate October 14, 1896. Passed House and approved October 15, 1896
A resolution authorizing the National Secretary to furnish the Chickasaw Authorities a copy of the action of the Choctaw Council relative to the Special Agreement made September 5, 1899. Passed and approved November 1, 1899.
Bill No. 40. A resolution authorizing the Principal Chief of the Choctaw Nation to carry out the contract made with Messers Hill and Brizzolara. Passed Senate October 29, 1900. Passed House October 30, 1900. Approved October 31, 1900.
Bill No. 6. A resolution accepting the report of Amos Henry showing the disbursements made by him out of the contingent fund allowed school trustee of first district. Passed and approved October 15, 1901.
Bill No. 7. A resolution accepting the report of George W. Scott showing the disbursements made by him out of the contingent fund allowed school trustees of first district. Passed and approved October 15, 1901.
Bill No. 15. A resolution accepting the report of Jeff Fulton showing the expenditures made out of the contingent fund allowed him as school trustee for the Third District of the Choctaw Nation. Passed House and Senate October 25, 1901. Approved...
Bill No. 16. A resolution accepting the report of C.J. Anderson showing expenditures made out of the contingent fund allowed him as school trustee for Second District of the Choctaw Nation. Passed and approved October 25, 1901.
Bill No. 27. A resolution authorizing National Secretary to have desks made for his office. Passed Senate October 28, 1885. Passed House and approved October 29, 1885.
A letter from J. George Wright, U.S. Indian Inspector, to E.H. Wilson, National Secretary, advising that executive action on the memorial asking that per capita payment be made after tribal property is disposed of is not required. January 2, 1906.
An affidavit of citizenship and rights of prorate of leased district payment made in 1893 of the parties mentioned. Sworn before Notary Public November 25, 1906.
Bill No. 1. An appropriation shall be made to provide for funds necessary to defray the regular and other expenses of the Choctaw government commencing October 1, 1906, and ending September 30, 1907, for the Five Civilized Tribes. Passed and...
A letter from Ryan, acting commissioner, to E.H. Wilson, National Secretary, advising the President's approval on November 23, 1909, of an appropriation made for salaries of trained tribal officers. Dated December 2, 1909.
A resolution requiring J.M. Hodges to make a report of the settlement made with the Gulf, Colorado, and the Santa Fe Railroad Company. Passed Senate and approved November 10, 1887.