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- The carbon monoxide self-rescuer
- Comparison of small and large scale experimental carbonizing apparatus :Tests of Pittsburgh Bed coal from Allison mine, Fayette county, Pa., and of a coal from the Michel Mine, British Columbia
- Carbonizing properties and petrographic composition of Pond Creek bed coal from Majestic mine, Majestic, Pike County, Ky.
- Carbonizing properties and petrographic composition of High Splint bed coal from Closplint mine, Closplint, Harlan County, Ky.
- Carbonizing properties and petrographic composition of washed and unwashed Lower and Upper Kittanning-bed coals from mines 72 and 73, Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.
- Carbonizing properties and petrographic composition of Pittsburgh-bed coal from Bureau of Mines Experimental mine, Bruceton, Allegheny County, Pa.
- Improved method of determining benzene in medium-temperature light oils
- Physical properties of cokes from Bureau of Mines-American Gas Association tests at 800⁰ and 900⁰ C
- Carbonizing properties and petrographic composition of Taggart-bed coal from mines 30 and 31, Lynch, Harlan County, Ky. :and the effect of blending this coal with Pocahontas no. 3-and no. 4-bed coals
- Carbonizing properties and petrographic composition of thick Freeport-bed coal from Harmar mine, Harmarville, Allegheny County, Pa. :and the effect of blending this coal with Pocahontas No. 3- and 4-bed coals
- Work of the survey of carbonizing properties of American coals
- Blending properties of low- and medium- volatile coals as determined in the BM-AGA appaaratus
- Carbonizing properities of Hill-bed coal from Hickey no. 1 mine on Lookout Mountain, Cherokee County, Ala.
- Effects of oxidation upon the carbonizing properties of Pocahontas no. 3- and no. 4-bed coals from Eastgulf, Raleigh County, W. Va.
- Coal carbonization :effects of blending Pocahontas no. 3 coal with 12 high-volatile A coals
- Coal carbonization :ammonium sulfate yields from coals of various regions of the United States
- Carbonizing properties of thick Freeport and Pittsburgh coals from Pennsylvania, Elkhorn coal from Kentucky, and America and Mary Lee coals from Alabama
- Carbonizing properities of Lower Banner coal from no. 56 mine, Dante, Russell County, Va.
- Carbonizing properties of no. 5 block-bed coal from no. 5 mine, Montcoal, Raleigh County, W. Va.,and of Pocahontas no. 6-bed coal from Birdseye mine, Sewell, Fayette County, W. Va.
- Carbonizing properties of Beckley-bed coal from Stanaford no. 1 mine, Mount Hope, Raleigh County, W. Va.
- Carbonizing Properties: Tennessee Coals from the Jellico Bed in Campbell County and the Sewanee Bed in Marion County
- Carbonizing properties of Armstrong County, Pa., coals
- Carbonizing Properties of American Coals: Index of Coals Tested by the Bureau of Mines
- The effect of temperature, charge density, and blending on the carbonization of coal
- Better coke by thermal pretreatment of coal :Results for Illinois No. 6-, Pittsburgh-, and Mason-bed coals