Excerpt from Thirtieth Annual Report of the Maryland State Board of Labor and Statistics, 1921

In Labor Circles, Forty-first Annual Convention A. F. L, Labors' Conference, February, 1921, Important Decisions, Injunction's Other Edge, Earnings of Railroads, Daily Wage Levels, Seventeenth, Annual Convention Maryland State and District of Columbia, Federation of Labor, Baltimore Locals, Baltimore City, Origin and Growth of, Geographical Advantages of the Port, Historical Scenes Within Easy Reach, Rise as a Great Overseas Port, Business of Port Growing Rapidly, Some Facts About Baltimore, Freight Rates, Compared with Other Atlantic Seaboard Cities, Baltimore Leads in Smooth Streets, Baltimore Plans Twenty Years Ahead, Baltimore Wins Seventh Place in Construction Activity, Bankers and Realtors to Act on Committee to Promote Home Building, Vast Construction Program Projected, Facilities for Recreation and Amusement, Comparative Statement of Tax Collections, 1921 and 1911, Appropriations and Estimated Receipts, 1922, Baltimore's Government Per Capita Cost, Building Operations During 1921 Breaks All Records, Free Public Bath Commission Report, Baltimore's Savings Bank's Deposits

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