Three men throwing ballots, tally sheets and poll books of the Newberry election of 1918 into furnace at the U.S. Capitol Power House - they were ordered to be burned by Federal Judge Tuttle of Detroit *Abstract/medium:.

Men pouring melted metal into molds in the Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.

FordNewberyVoteCommittee 1921

Bureau Ptg. & Eng. Destruction committee filling the maceration cylinders with cancelled money $4,447,500 destroyed at the time this picture was taken, 1914

Men removing ballot boxes from the William S. Vare - William B. Wilson Pennsylvania senate election from truck at the Capitol, Washington, D.C.

The Gov't Printing Office in Wash. is busy filling an order for 15,000,000 instruction and application blanks to be used by the veterans of the world war in applying for their bonus. The blanks are being issued at the rate of 2,000,000 per day for which Uncle Sam purchased 11,000 reams of paper

Salvage. Scrap for steel mills. Charging boxes loaded with scrap metal are dumped into electric furnaces where the scrap is melted down with steel and fluxing materials. Workers here wear dark glasses to protect their eyes from the glare

Fire at Capitol in room where architectural models are stored, Jan. 3, 1930

The threatening big steel strike. A view of one of the strikers who is asking for more pay, at his work of puddling, where he is "working up" his "ball of iron" to be carried to the "squeezer" *Abstract/medium:.