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- Precautions to be observed in entering abandoned exploratory shafts and pits
- Lignite carbonization :carbonized residue briquets
- The utilization of waste slate as a filler
- A fatal quarry accident from falling rock
- The relative safety of brass, copper, and steel gauzes in miners' flame safety-lamps
- Hot high-nitrogen gas in a metal mine
- Water-gas apparatus and the use of central district coal as generator fuel
- Coke-oven accidents in the United States :during the calendar year 1920
- Coal-mine fatalities in the United States, 1920 :and coal-mine statistics supplementing those published in Bulletin 115, and a list of permissible explosives, lamps, and motors tested prior to January 31, 1921
- The sugar-tube method of determining rock dust in air
- Coal and coke mixtures as water-gas generator fuel
- Metal-mine accidents in the United States :during the calendar year 1919 (with supplemental labor and accident tables for the years 1911 to 1919, inclusive)
- Properties of typical crude oils from the Eastern producing fields of the United States
- The value of oxygen breathing apparatus in mine rescue operations
- Investigation of dust in the air of granite-working plants
- Cannel coal in southern Utah
- Work of the Alaska Mining Experiment Station of the U.S. Bureau of Mines
- The coking of Utah coals
- Bentonite
- Some factors affecting losses of coal in mining
- Slate dust in asphalt road-surface mixtures
- Sand filling in stopes
- Rock strata gases in mines of the East Tintic mining district, Utah
- Leaching iron ores for phosphorus
- Sanitation in planning and developing oil-shale camps
- Quantitative microscopic determination of chalcopyrite, chalcocite, bornite, and pyrite in a porphyry ore
- Analyses of Iowa coals
- Accidents at metallurgical works in the United States during the calendar year 1919
- Flotation Tests of Idaho Ores
- Relation of drilling campaign to income from oil properties
- Application of the geophone to mining operations
- Safe mechanical equipment for use in shaft sinking
- Production of gasoline by cracking heavier oils
- Corrosion under oil films, with special reference to the cause and prevention of the after-corrosion of firearms
- Factors in the spontaneous combustion of coal
- Design and operation of a low-pressure absorption plant
- Properties of typical crude oils from the producing fields of Kansas
- The smoke problem
- Some factors affecting products from destructive distillation of oil shales
- Soapstone
- Smokeless fuel for Salt Lake City
- Properties of typical crude oils from the producing fields of southern Louisiana and southern Texas
- Rock strata gases in mines of a Nevada mining district
- Properties of typical crude oils from the producing fields of Oklahoma
- Determination of suspended matter in gases by collection on filter paper
- The New Albany shale of Indiana
- Underground hygiene and sanitation
- Production of alumina from clay tests on the Miguet process
- A new instrument for sampling aerial dust
- A section through the New Albany shale