1922
Management and commodity profit and loss figures, Casket Manufacturers Association of America. Committee on Management and Cost developments and L. S. Ashley
Cost accounting in the canning industry, E. J. Coleman
Cost methods in a hosiery mill, W. F. Evers
With budget control, what non-essentials can be eliminated from present industrial accounting?, W. P. Hilton
Methods of accounting for waste in a cotton spinning mill, George D. Klimmer
Depreciation, George Clyde Mathews and Wisconsin Gas Association
Relation of budgetary control to cost accounting, James Oscar McKinsey
Flour milling costs, C. A. H. Narlian
Classification of accounts and standard form of statement, National Association of Building Owners and Managers
Uniform classification of accounts for electrical utilities, National Association of Railway and Utilities Commissioners. Committee on Statistics and Accounts of Public Utilities
Complete uniform accounting system for retail coal merchants, National Retail Coal Merchants Association
Logging costs, Horace J. Nelson
Chocolate and cocoa costs, George Rea
Cost practices and problems in the production of coke, C. C. Sheppard
Cost accounting in the oil refining industry, Robert Urbain and Joseph J. Mulhern
Letter sent from George E. West to Illinois Council of members of National Association of Certified Public Accountants, October 31, 1922, George E. West and National Association of Certified Public Accountants. Illinois Council
Salmon canning costs, Rodney D. White
1921
Recommended practice of the American Gear Manufacturers Association for uniform cost accounting, American Gear Manufacturers Association
Standardization of Basis for Rates, American Warehousemen’s Association. Cold Storage Divsion. Central Bureau Committee
Cost system for an electric cable plant, Fred F. Benke
Cost accounting for public utilities, E. D. Bistline
Cost accounting for fruit and vegetable canners, Frank Palmer Brown
What makes good management?, Casket Manufacturers Association of America. Committee on Management and Cost developments and L. S. Ashley
Standard cost system for wholesale opticians, C. E. Knoeppel & Co., Knoeppel (C. E.) & Co., and American Association of Wholesale Opticians
Some problems in the actual installation of cost systems, H. G. Crockett
President's address 1921, J. G. Drew and Railway Accounting Officers Association
Cost accounting in the laundry industry, Fred Elliott
Principles of cost accounting, Ernst & Ernst and New England Manufacturing Jewelers' and Silversmiths' Association
Coal production costs, R. W. Gardiner
Some cost problems in the Hawaiian sugar industry, F. A. Haenisch
What is wrong with cost accounting?, G. Charter Harrison
Second National Industrial Cost Conference, Pittsburgh, PA., November 2, 3, 4, 1921, Industrial Cost Association
Continuous inventory of fixed capital, Ernest Johnston and American Gas Association
Cost accounting in the soap industry, William C. Koch
Uniform Cost Accounting Methods in the Printing Industry, W. B. Lawrence
Cost methods in a woodworking plant, J. J. McCaffrey
Securing effective work from labor, J. L. McVicker
Steamship operating and terminal costs, Joseph J. Mulhern
Revised Constitution and By-Laws, December 15, 1921, National Association of Cost Accountants
Rules and Regulations for the Government of Local Chapters as Revised by the Board of Directors, September 16, 1921, National Association of Cost Accountants
Bibliography of cost books, National Association of Cost Accountants. Research Department
Standard classification of expense, National Paper Trade Association. Cost Accounting Committee, T. K. Cree, N. A. Schoenbucker, and W. B. Stevenson
System of uniform cost finding for paving brick manufacturers, National Paving Brick Manufacturers Association. Committee on Uniform Cost Finding
Cattle costs, E. D. Newman
Method of distributing factory payroll, Matthew Porosky
Cooperation and Cost control, John W. Robinson
Some phases of cost accounting in the chemical industry, C. B. E. Rosen
Costs as an aid to management, John M. Scanlon
Method of obtaining ink costs in the printing industry, Paul H. Shaw
Purchase orders and purchase records, Homer N. Sweet
Standard syllabus for schools of accountancy, United Y.M.C.A. Schools
1920
Faculty of the School of Business, Alumni Federation of Columbia University
Report of Cost Committee of American Boiler Manufacturers Association, G. S. Barnum, E. C. Fisher, and Ernst & Ernst
Cost accounting for brass and bronze foundries, A. H. Barrett
Uniform cost accounting system, Robert E. Belt and Association of Manufacturers of Chilled Car Wheels
Accounting and statistical requirements of the Interstate Commerce Commission: Address before the Thirty-fifth Meeting of the Railway Accounting Officers Association, Richmond, Virginia, June 13-15, 1923, William James Cunningham and Railway Accounting Officers Association
Calculation and application of departmental burden rates, Gould Leach Harris
Tentative draft of proposed accounting instructions on the cattle business, Part II, Institute of American Meat Packers
Tentative draft of proposed accounting instructions on the hog business: Part III, Institute of American Meat Packers
Theory of packing-house accounting: Part I, Institute of American Meat Packers
Standardized card of accounts for the iron mining industry, Iron Ore Mining Accountants Association
Foundry costs, J. P. Jordan
Managerial uses of foundry costs, J. P. Jordan
Chapter organization, National Association of Cost Accountants
Constitution and by-laws, National Association of Cost Accountants
Revised Constitution and By-Laws including Amendments Adopted at the Annual Meeting, September 23, 1920, National Association of Cost Accountants
Accounting for by-products, National Association of Cost Accountants. Research Department
Certified public accountants of the state of New York, June 1920, New York State Society of Certified Pubic Accountants
Manual of cost reporting, North Carolina Pine Association
Distribution of defective and spoiled material costs, C. H. Smith
United Typothetae of America standard cost-finding system; Principles and General information regarding the use of the standard cost-find system together with a list of operations in the various departments of the printing business, classified to show the productive and non-productive items, United Typothetae of America. Committee on Education
1919
Standard accounting and cost system for the electrical manufacturing industry, Electrical Manufacturers' Council
Standard accounting and cost system for the electrical manufacturing industry (third edition), Electrical Manufacturers' Council
Official cost accounting and cost finding plan of the Midland Club (second edition) designed and prepared for manufacturing confectioners, Malleable Founders' Society
Organization and objects, National Association of Cost Accountants
1918
Construction accounts; Modern business report no. 95, Alexander Hamilton Institute
Papers and Proceedings of the Second Annual Meeting, March 1918, Vo. II, No. 1, American Association of University Instructors in Accounting
Papers and Proceedings of the Third Annual Meeting, American Association of University Instructors in Accounting
1917
Final report of the Committee on Depreciation; Dissenting opinion to the final report of the Committee on Depreciation, John W. Alvord, Daniel W. Mead, C. B. Salmon, and W. F. Wilcox
Fundamental principles for determining the cost of producing malleable iron castings; Uniform cost accounting methods, Robert E. Belt and American Malleable Castings Association
Cost accounting for brass manufacturers, Final report on the preparation of a uniform cost accounting system, L. H. Burleigh, George C. Whitaker, F. P. Sanders, and National Association of Brass Manufacturers
Chicago Association of Commerce cordially invites Institute of Public Accountants of the U.S. to meet in the city of Chicago, George M. Spangler, Institute of Public Accountants of the U.S., and Chicago Association of Commerce
1916
Papers and proceedings of the first annual meeting (American Association of University Instructors in Accounting); Present status of instruction in accounting in colleges and universities; Problem of standardizing university courses in accounting, American Association of University Instructors in Accounting
Cost manual for confectioners, Banking Law Journal
Report of Special Committee on Draft Constitution and By-laws for proposed Institute of Accountants in the United States of America, Illinois Society of Certified Public Accountants. Special Committee on Draft Constitution and By-laws
Draft of a standard C.P.A. law, Institute of Accountants in the United States of America
Cost systems -- operating value, G. W. Mixter
Certified public accountants of the state of New York, December 31, 1916, New York State Society of Certified Pubic Accountants
Uniform cost accounting system for manufacturing implements and other farm operating equipment, T. F. Wharton and National Implement and Vehicle Association. Manufacturing Costs Committee
Association of American Railway Accounting Officers, Eugene Robert Woodson and Association of American Railway Accounting Officers
1915
Cost accounting, Association of American Portland Cement Manufacturers
C.P.A. examinations and how to pass them, William Arthur Chase
Report on church finances and accounting, Henry Wilder Foote, William Morse Cole, Walter H. Clarke, and American Unitarian Association
1914
Manual of bookkeeping for treasurers of foreign missions, Florence Hooper
Standard classification of accounts adopted by the Accounting Section of the National Electric Light Association at its thirty-seventh convention held in Philadelphia, Pa., June, 1914, and approved by the Executive Committee, National Electric Light Association. Accounting Section, Knoeppel (C. E.) & Co., and American Association of Wholesale Opticians
1911
Business management of municipalities, Harvey S. Chase
1909
Model C.P.A. Bill; State board of accountancy bill, Federation of Societies of Public Accountants
1907
Discussion in reference to maintenance and depreciation charges in accounts of public service corporations before The Incorporated Public Accountants of Massachusetts, after dinner at the Boston Athletic Club, April 11, 1907, Harvey S. Chase and Incorporated Public Accountants of Massachusetts
Cost of maintenance and depreciation of cotton mills, W. A. Colston and Railway Accounting Officers Association