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Miles Poindexter papers, 1897-1940
Overview of the Collection
- Creator
- Poindexter, Miles, 1868-1946
- Title
- Miles Poindexter papers
- Dates
- 1897-1940 (inclusive)18971940
- Quantity
- 189.79 cubic feet (442 boxes )
- Collection Number
- 3828 (Accession No. 3828-001)
- Summary
- Papers of a Superior Court Judge in Washington State, a Congressman, a United States Senator, and a United States Ambassador to Peru
- Repository
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University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections
Special Collections
University of Washington Libraries
Box 352900
Seattle, WA
98195-2900
Telephone: 2065431929
Fax: 2065431931
speccoll@uw.edu - Access Restrictions
-
Open to all users.
- Languages
- English.
- Sponsor
- Funding for encoding this finding aid was partially provided through a grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities
Biographical NoteReturn to Top
Miles Poindexter, attorney, member of Congress from Washington State, and diplomat, was born in 1868 in Tennessee and grew up in Virginia. He attended Washington and Lee University (undergraduate and law school), receiving his law degree in 1891. He moved to Walla Walla, Washington, was admitted to the bar and began his law practice. He entered politics soon after his arrival and ran successfully for County Prosecutor as a Democrat in 1892. Poindexter moved to Spokane in 1897 where he continued the practice of law. He switched to the Republican Party in Spokane, where he received an appointment as deputy prosecuting attorney (1898-1904). In 1904 he was elected Superior Court Judge.
Poindexter became identified with progressive causes and it was as a progressive Republican and a supporter of Theodore Roosevelt that he was elected to the House of Representatives in 1908 and to the Senate in 1910. He was an outspoken member of the progressive Republican bloc, known as "insurgents," who revolted against the leadership of Congress between 1909 and 1912. After Roosevelt's split from the Republican Party during the 1912 presidential campaign, Poindexter reluctantly joined the Progressive Party. Dissatisfaction with Wilson's foreign policy and his own loss of enthusiasm for reform measures coincided with his return to the Republican Party in 1915. His efforts on behalf of tariff reform and the regulation of the railroads, banks and other "interests" pleased his political supporters in Washington State, and he won another term to the Senate in 1916.
During his tenure as Senator, Poindexter served on the Interstate Commerce, Judiciary, Mines and Mining, Naval Affairs, Post Office and Post Roads, Pacific Islands and Puerto Rico, and Indian Depredations committees, as well as Committees on Expenditures in the Interior Department and the War Department. One of Poindexter's more notable legislative proposals dealt with the problem of unemployment in a manner that foreshadowed the New Deal. In 1913 he introduced a bill which would have created an "industrial army" to construct public works. He was also a proponent of military preparedness and favored expansion of the Navy.
Poindexter was intensely nationalistic and worked to suppress opposition to America's entry into World War I. He favored wartime censorship, the Sedition Act, and considered pacifism disloyal. He also spoke strongly against "alien slackers," immigrants who turned in their first citizenship papers to avoid the draft. After the war he was an outspoken critic of President Wilson and the League of Nations. He believed Wilson was sympathetic to Bolshevism and criticized the administration for leniency in handling the prosecution of radicals. His position against labor unions and radical groups contributed to the "Red Scare" of 1919-1920.
Poindexter received national recognition, in particular, for his stand against the League of Nations and being pro-American and anti-anarchists/Bolsheviks. This national recognition was one factor in his decision to run for the Republican presidential nomination in 1920. He was the first Republican to declare his candidacy (October 26, 1919) but lost the nomination to Warren G. Harding.
After the 1920 election Poindexter became a Harding Republican, favoring business interests over those of labor and farmers. In 1922, he lost his Senate re-election bid to C.C. Dill, a progressive Democrat. In 1923 President Harding appointed Poindexter ambassador to Peru, where he served until 1928. He made another unsuccessful attempt to regain his Senate seat that year. After the death of his wife in 1929 he returned to Virginia. Following his retirement from political life, Poindexter produced three manuscripts about the Inca civilization, two of which ( The Ayar Incaand Peruvian Pharaohs) were published. He died in Virginia in 1946.
Content DescriptionReturn to Top
Correspondence with constituents, political associates, and family, literary manuscripts, legislation, campaign material, scrapbooks, account books, charts, clippings, photos, and other papers, chiefly relating to Poindexter's service as U.S. representative (1909-1911) and senator (1911-1923) from Washington, and ambassador to Peru (1923-1928). Major subjects include the revolt against the leadership in Congress by an insurgent group (1909-1912) and the presidential election of 1912, in which Poindexter was a prominent Progressive; League of Nations; World War I and preparedness; tariffs; railroad regulation; anti-communism/anti-radicalism; Latin American relations; Peruvian culture; naval affairs; Indian affairs; and land cases in Washington State. Private papers include correspondence and genealogical material relating to the Poindexter family of King and Queen County and Rockbridge County, Virginia; and materials relating to his books and articles on the native cultures in Peru.
There is much overlap among the eight series in the Poindexter papers. Similar subject matter, correspondents, and dates, are often found in multiple series. Series III uses the same subject categories as Series V. Series V and VI have overlapping content and correspondence. Both series include subject files, case files and requests for patronage jobs. The two chronological correspondence series, Series I and IV, overlap in dates as well. Series VII contains misplaced material which belong in other series. Correspondence exchanges are sometimes split between different files, apparently as a result of misfiling by Poindexter's staff.
Use of the CollectionReturn to Top
Alternative Forms Available
A microfilm copy of the collection, Microfilm A471, in 180 reels, is available in the Libraries' Microform & Newspaper Collections, although it is a badly worn negative.
View selections from this collection in digital format.
Restrictions on Use
Creator's literary rights have been transferred to the University of Washington Libraries.
Preferred Citation
Miles Poindexter papers. Special Collections, University of Washington Libraries, Seattle, Washington.
Administrative InformationReturn to Top
Arrangement
Arranged in 8 series:
- Series I: Chronological, 1897-1937
- Series II: Peru ambassadorship, 1923-1928
- Series III: Code filing system, 1910-1918
- Series IV: Chronological, 1913-1923
- Series V: Subjects, alphabetical, 1912-1923
- Series VI: Subjects, alphabetical, 1908-1938
- Series VII: Memorabilia, 1897-1939
- Series VIII: Miscellany, 1884-1940
Custodial History
Following Poindexter's retirement from public life, he officially donated his papers to the University of Virginia in 1939. The availability of Poindexter's papers in Virginia interested professors at the University of Washington and Washington State University; they attempted to get the collection transferred to the State of Washington, and failing that, arranged for its microfilming in 1946-1947.
In 1985, archivists at the University of Virginia and the University of Washington agreed to transfer the Poindexter papers to the University of Washington Libraries.
Acquisition Information
The bulk of the Poindexter papers were transferred from the University of Virginia to the University of Washington in 1986. A package of oversize material overlooked by the University of Virginia in 1986 was transferred in 1989.
Processing Note
In 1987 Michael Harrell was hired as an intern from Western Washington University program in archives management to refine the processing of Series III. In summer 2004 another Western Washington University intern, Megan Carlisle, assisted by Morag Stewart and Chris Carlin, refoldered, retitled and rearranged the Legislation correspondence in Series V; Carlisle and Stewart also refoldered the Indian Affairs subseries of Series V and began an encoded finding aid. In fall 2004 and 2005 Kathleen Crosman, Leslie Steinman and Morag Stewart continued work on the other subsections of Series V, beginning with Miscellaneous Correspondence. Morag Stewart also weeded, refoldered and inventoried part of Series VI. In 2006 Series VIII was processed by Janet Polata.
The Poindexter papers have been processed in stages, but the basic arrangement of the papers as they were received from the University of Virginia has been retained. Subsequent processing of selected series by the University of Washington staff concentrated on weeding non-essential material and re-inventorying those series.
In a 1956 letter, the University of Virginia's Curator of Manuscripts states that the files were processed in 1938 and kept according to the filing systems developed by Senator Poindexter, although some rearrangement was made in the 1940's when the file "bundles" were checked to see if they conformed to Poindexter's filing systems.
The 1946 microfilming project was instigated by University of Washington Professor Charles M. Gates for the Pacific Northwest History Project. It was carried out as a joint undertaking of the University of Washington and Washington State University (then State College of Washington). Preparation began in the fall of 1946 with staff at the University of Virginia writing summary descriptions of "bundles" and preparing material for filming. Files were removed from their original folders and organized into artificial "files" to facilitate filming. These resulting files were numbered in sequence within series and divided up into folders, presumably by page count since letters were occasionally split between folders. Target file sheets were put into the papers at the beginning of each numbered file. In letters between one University of Virginia staff member and Professor Gates, the lack of organization and overlapping filing systems employed by Poindexter and his staff are mentioned, and the suggestion was made to reorganize Series III. Nevertheless, most of the papers were filmed by Remington Rand as they had been received in 1939. Series VI was filmed first and the remaining series were filmed in numerical order. Not included in the filming were routine correspondence relating to discharges after World War I; requests for publications and replies; routine correspondence relating to pensions; personal invitations, Christmas cards, greetings, etc. Groupings of bank statements, cancelled checks, routine business papers, and clippings, as well as published material such as public documents and copies of popular periodicals, were also left out where deemed appropriate.
When the Poindexter papers were transferred to the University of Washington, they were accompanied by a single volume red inventory. In 1987 Series III was further processed and a new inventory to this series prepared which superceded the description in the “red inventory.” Little rearrangement was done, but portions of the series were discarded. See the brief introduction to each file in the 1987 Series III finding aid for additional informaA detailed "Table of Contents" was created and filmed to accompany the microfilmed papers. The two-volume paper copy of the contents was then sent to the University of Washington in May 1947 and the microfilm arrived soon after.tion on discards and for a selective index to names (personal, corporate, geographical and topical).
Initial processing of Series V began in the summer of 2004 in the course of a Political Papers initiative. The Legislation subseries was refoldered, retitled, and rearranged. The correspondence had been arranged in a kind of overlapping alphabetical order. The first group of files went from A to Br, the second from Bo to Ca, etc. Some of the files were retitled for clarification and the whole rearranged into a purely alphabetical order. The Indian Affairs and Land Office subseries in Series V were also refoldered, but not retitled or rearranged, with a very few exceptions. An encoded inventory for Series V was begun.
Starting in fall 2004 greater liberties were taken with the remainder of Series V, starting with the Miscellaneous Correspondence subseries, and the first part of Series VI. In accordance with current records management guidelines for congressional papers correspondence and established University of Washington practice, certain types of correspondence were discarded. Routine requests (for seeds, flags, the congressional record, etc.), Case Files, and requests for patronage jobs as well as duplicate copies of published material, were extracted and discarded. A few examples of the case files discarded were retained to demonstrate the type of issues that Poindexter's office dealt with, or because they were integrated with more political correspondence. Of the patronage requests, only those for high level jobs, such as federal judgeships and cabinet positions, were retained. Folder titles were clarified and the encoded inventory was expanded. Minimal reorganization was done, mostly involving moving substantive letters originally filed with Case Files to the correspondent's name. Retained items in the "miscellaneous" sections of several files were refiled by correspondent's name or with related topical material. One major change was moving file 196 after file 207 where it clearly belonged. Processing in 2005 ended with box 393 in Series VI.
The process of weeding materials from Series III in 1987 and Series V and VI in 2004-2005 reduced the volume of the papers. As a consequence box numbers noted in the red inventory no longer match for Series III and V and the processed portion of Series VI. In addition there are now gaps in the box number sequence between Series III and IV and between Series V and VI. During processing in 2005, two small accessions, nos. 837-1 and 3828-2, were merged with 3828-1.
Processing of Series VIII was begun in 2006 and completed in 2007. It is a consolidation of the remainder of Series VIII, after non-essential material was discarded, and stray ephemera and other material that was not included on any of the original inventories.
162 photographs were relocated to the Miles C. Poindexter Collection, PH Coll.174 in1987.
Approximately 2000 loose and mounted photographs, 2 framed portraits, 6 photo albums, 2 X-rays and 2 glass slides, circa 1865-1929, were relocated to the Photography Collections in 2006.
Bibliography
Howard W. Allen, Poindexter of Washington, Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press, 1981.
Separated Materials
Material Described Separately:Miles Poindexter photograph collection (PH0174)
Related Materials
The Eastern Washington State Historical Society in Spokane, Washington has 7 feet of Miles Poindexter papers, dated 1868-1946.
Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top
Series I: Chronological, 1897-1937Return to Top
Container(s): Box 1-46
Arranged roughly chronologically.
Includes personal, business, legal, constituent, political and family correspondence. This series contains the most documentation of Poindexter's early career, including his term in the House of Representatives.
Series II: Peru ambassadorship, 1923-1928Return to Top
Container(s): Box 47-58
Arranged primarily chronologically, within two year periods, and
alphabetically within these periods.
Many of the files are labelled "personal."
Series III: Code Filing System, 1910-1918Return to Top
Container(s): Box 59-182
Code filing system of correspondence and enclosures divided into
nineteen code sections arranged by code number or chronologically (more or
less) within each subsection. File headings include Land Affairs, Post Office,
Land Office, Department of Interior (roughly grouped into Indian affairs cases
and non-Indian case files), Pensions, Miscellaneous, Political (campaigns of
1914, 1916, and 1918), Department of Navy, Department of War, Rivers and
Harbors, Positions, Civil and Criminal Cases, Department of Commerce, Labor and
Immigration, Personal, Alaskan affairs, Legislation, State Department, Treasury
Department, and Tariff.
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
Land Affairs (File 1) |
||
Correspondence regarding Land
Affairs |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 59/1 | Sheep Grazing in National
Forests (Eastern Washington) |
1912 |
| 59/1 | Request for Forest Service
Engineer at University of Washington |
1912 |
| 59/1 | Wilson, A. A. |
1912 |
| 59/1 | Request for Soil Survey -
Clark County |
1912 |
| 59/1 | McDaniel, S. P. |
1912 |
| 59/1 | Morgan, Daniel |
1912 |
| 59/1 | Washington State Orchardmen
versus United States Department of Agriculture |
1912 |
| 59/2 | Regulation of Horse Shipping
to Canada |
1912 |
| 59/2 | Burrus, L. D. |
1912 |
| 59/2 | Gunther, Martha |
1912 |
| 59/3 | Hunt, Gilbert |
1913 |
| 59/3 | Nelson, N. O. |
1913 |
| 59/3 | McMillan, C. R. |
1913-1918 |
| 59/3 | Testing of Fire Clay -
Spokane County |
1914 |
| 59/4 | North Pacific Fruit
Distributors |
1913 |
| 59/4 | Road into Mount Baker
National Forest from Glacier |
1913 |
| 59/4 | Louden, Charles
H. |
1913 |
| 59/4-5 | Washington State Fruit
Growers and United States Department of Agriculture |
1913-1916 |
| 59/6 | Rigers, M. |
1913 |
| 59/6 | Mapping of Pacific Coast Kelp
Beds |
1913-1914 |
| 59/7 | Frye, Charles H. |
1913 |
| 59/7 | Frye, Charles H. |
1913 |
| 59/7 | Armstrong, Edward
B. |
1913 |
| 59/7 | Swasey, George T. |
1914 |
| 59/7 | Chamber of Commerce.
Olympia |
1913 |
| 59/8-9 | United States Department of
Agriculture Projects in Washington State |
1914-1916 |
| 59/10 | Requests for Government
Publication -
" Western Apples" |
1914 |
| 59/11 | Ramage, J. S. |
1914 |
| 59/11 | Boon, G. G. |
1914 |
| 59/11 | Miller Brothers |
1914 |
| 59/11 | Murray, H. H. |
1914 |
| 59/11 | Sultan River Power
Project |
1914-1917 |
| 59/11 | Williams, L. F. |
1914 |
| 59/11 | Brockhaus, Otto |
1914 |
| 59/11 | Gregory, R. S. |
1914 |
| 59/11 | Pearsall, George
B. |
1914 |
| 59/12 | Chamber of Commerce.
Spokane |
1914 |
| 59/12 | Marr, J. S. |
1913 |
| 59/12 | Arkerly, E. A. |
1914 |
| 59/12 | Glass, D. F. |
1914 |
| 59/12 | Paschall, B. S. |
1914 |
| 59/12 | Mattson, M. |
1915 |
| 59/12 | Ardmore, S. D. Commercial
Club |
1914 |
| 59/12 | Baker, E. G. |
1915 |
| 59/12 | Keller, W. N. |
1915 |
| 59/12 | Ruffner, J. M. |
1914 |
| 59/13 | Ladely, A. L. |
1916 |
| 59/13 | Norwegian
Anchovies |
1915 |
| 59/13 | Coon, S. B. |
1915 |
| 59/13 | Warren, C. A. |
1915 |
| 59/13 | Archer, O. L. |
1915 |
| 59/14 | Harrison, S. J. |
1915-1916 |
| 59/14 | Road in Columbia National
Forest |
1916 |
| 59/14 | Timber Sales on Forest
Service Land |
1916-1917 |
| 60/1 | Bryan, E. A. |
1916 |
| 60/1 | Kahle, J. W. |
1916 |
| 60/1 | Cardiff, I. D. |
1916 |
| 60/1 | Chamber of Commerce.
Vancouver |
1916 |
| 60/1 | Sell, J. H. |
1915 |
| 60/1 | Establishment of Irrigation
Experimental Station (Washington) |
1916 |
| 60/1 | Wenaha Game Protective
Association |
1916 |
| 60/1 | Smith, E. A. |
1916 |
| 60/1 | Osborn, W. F. |
1915 |
| 60/2 | Hog Prices |
1916 |
| 60/2 | Bartlett, Amy M. |
1916 |
| 60/2 | Sheets, J. W. |
1916 |
| 60/2 | Reaugh, H. W. |
1917 |
| 60/2 | Magruder, P. E. |
1917 |
| 60/2 | Fries, U. E. |
1917 |
| 60/3 | Blue Mt. Road |
1917 |
| 60/3 | Dean, M. L. |
1917 |
| 60/3 | Gane, H. S. |
1917 |
| 60/3 | Bryan, J. W. |
1917 |
| 60/3 | Leehey, M. D. |
1917 |
| 60/3 | Slawson, M. D. |
1917 |
| 60/3 | Heeberd, Charles |
1917 |
| 60/3 | Chamber of Commerce.
Spokane |
1917 |
| 60/3 | Bailey, J. H. |
1917 |
| 60/3 | Brown, F. W. |
1917 |
| 60/3 | Klemgard, J. S. |
1918 |
| 60/3 | Adams, J. B. |
1918 |
| 60/4 | Stephens, R. J. |
1918 |
| 60/4 | Leonard, F. A. |
1918 |
| 60/4 | Chamber of Commerce.
Spokane |
1918 |
| 60/4 | Roberts, J. H. |
1918 |
| 60/4 | Counter, L. W. |
1918 |
| 60/4 | Wright, F. B. |
1918 |
| 60/5 | Lubin, David |
1917 |
| 60/5 | Bradley, A. L. |
1918 |
| 60/5 | Brooks, H. M. |
1918 |
| 60/5 | Chamber of Commerce.
Spokane |
1918 |
| 60/5 | Crowell, C. S. |
1918 |
| 60/5 | Latham, W. |
1918 |
| 60/6-7 | Seed Wheat for Eastern
Washington |
1918 |
| 60/7 | Elmore, A. A. |
1918 |
| 60/7 | United States Department of
Agriculture - Employees |
1918 |
| 60/7 | Hansen, Otto |
1918 |
| 60/7 | Libby, E. H. |
1918 |
| 60/7 | Scollard, J. A. |
1918 |
| 60/7 | Terrace, Frank |
1918 |
| 60/7 | Cunningham, W. R. |
1918 |
| 60/7 | Amos, A. M. |
1918 |
Post Office (File 2)
This series consists of correspondence concerning the
appointment of postmasters in Washington State, establishment of postal routes
and post offices, complaints about service or postal employees and changes in
service. Since postal positions were under patronage, there is correspondence
with Poindexter's political associates and friends.
Identification numbers assigned by library staff at the
University of Virginia were retained for control.
|
||
Correspondence regarding Postal
Affairs |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 60/8 | Change of Service - Clarkston
Rural Route |
1912 |
| 60/8 | Seattle-Blaine Railway Mail
Clerks |
1912 |
| 60/9 | Removal of London, Kentucky
Postmaster |
1912-1913 |
| 60/9 | Twisp Post Office |
1912 |
| 60/9 | Whiskey Dick Post
Office |
1912 |
| 60/9 | Fleece Lined
Underwear |
1912 |
| 60/10 | Brief Post Office |
1912 |
| 60/10 | Ellensburg
Postmaster |
1912-1915 |
| 60/11 | Ellensburg, R.R. Mail
Service |
1912 |
| 60/11 | Pasco Postmaster |
1912-1914 |
| 60/11 | Dewatto Post
Office |
1912 |
| 60/11 | Corfu-Monteith
Route |
1912 |
| 60/11 | Yearly Twine Costs - United
States Post Office |
1912 |
| 60/11 | Sopa Lake
Postmaster |
1912-1914 |
| 60/12-13 | Colville Postmaster and
Delivery |
1912-1914 |
| 60/13 | Wilson Creek Post
Office |
1912-1913 |
| 60/13 | Zillah Service |
1912 |
| 60/14 | Buena Vista, Virginia, Post
Office |
1913 |
| 60/14-61/2 | Spokane
Postmaster |
1913-1918 |
| 61/3-6 | Seattle
Postmaster |
1912-1913 |
| 61/7 | Seattle Post Office - Site
Change |
1916 |
| 61/7 | Leavenworth
Postmaster |
1912-1913 |
| 61/7 | Cashmere
Postmaster |
1910-1913 |
| 61/8 | Puyallup
Postmaster |
1912-1914 |
| 61/9-10 | Everett
Postmaster |
1915 |
| 61/11 | Prosser
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 61/11 | Sixprong
Postmaster |
1912, 1916 |
| 61/11 | Ferndale
Postmaster |
1912 |
| 61/11 | Winlock
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 61/12 | Blaine Postmaster |
1913 |
| 61/12 | Blaine Post Office - Site
Change |
1916 |
| 61/12 | 4th Class
Postmasters |
1912-1914 |
| 61/13 | Kelso Postmaster |
1912-1916 |
| 61/13 | Ophir, Alaska Post
Office |
1912-1913 |
| 61/13 | Alstown
Postmaster |
1913-1916 |
| 61/14 | San Juan, Puerto Rico,
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 61/14 | Kettle Falls
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 62/1 | Bothell
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/1 | Presidential Postmasters in
Washington |
1913 |
| 62/1 | Fairland, Oklahoma
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/1 | Walla Walla
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 62/2 | Green, Joshua |
1913 |
| 62/2 | Cle Elum
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/2 | Edmonds
Postmaster |
1912-1913 |
| 62/2 | Tenino Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/2 | Castle Rock
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/3 | Republic
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/3 | Lind Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/3 | Okanogan
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/4 | Willapa Post
Office |
1913 |
| 62/4 | Bellingham
Postmaster |
1916 |
| 62/5 | Bourne, Jonathan |
1913 |
| 62/5 | Deer Park
postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/5 | Sumner Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/6 | Snohomish
Postmaster |
1913-1914 |
| 62/6 | Valleyford
Postmaster |
1913-1914 |
| 62/6 | Belfield, North Dakota
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/6 | Mossyrock Post
Office |
1913 |
| 62/6 | Tolt Postmaster |
1912-1914 |
| 62/7 | Castle Rock
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/7 | Orting Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/7 | Anacortes
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/7 | Ilwaco Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/8 | Chewelah
Postmaster |
1913-1915 |
| 62/8 | Tombstone, Arizona
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/8 | Ritzville
Postmaster |
1911-1915 |
| 62/9 | Ritzville Rural
Route |
1915-1917 |
| 62/9 | Bremen, Ohio
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/9 | Toppenish
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/9 | Mabton Rural
Route |
1915 |
| 62/9 | Copper King Post
Office |
1913 |
| 62/9 | Bailey-Lowgap |
1913-1914 |
| 62/9 | Toppenish
Postmaster |
1913-1914 |
| 62/10 | Renton Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/10 | Irondale
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/10 | Neppel Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/10 | Bremerton
Postmaster |
1913-1915 |
| 62/11 | Port Orchard
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/11 | Mount Hope Rural
Route |
1913 |
| 62/11 | Woolweber, Otto |
1913 |
| 62/11 | Priest Rapids Post
Office |
1913 |
| 62/11 | Camas Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/11 | Sumas Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/11 | Conconully
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/11 | Kennewick
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 62/12 | Brewster Postmaster
Route |
1918 |
| 62/12 | Mansfield
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/12 | Pomeroy
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/12 | Needham Post
Office |
1914 |
| 62/12 | Gainesville, Georgia
Postmaster Case |
1913 |
| 62/13 | Abuse of Post
Horses |
1913 |
| 62/13 | Wilder, Tennessee
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/13 | Improvement of Post Roads -
Washington State |
1913-1917 |
| 62/13 | Asotin Postmaster |
1913-1915 |
| 62/13 | Guler Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/13 | Kalama Postmaster |
1913 |
| 62/14 | East White Bluffs Post
Office |
1916 |
| 62/14 | Pateros Rural
Route |
1915 |
| 62/15 | Pullman
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 62/15 | Aberdeen Post Office
Site |
1916 |
| 63/1 | Golden, Alaska
Service |
1913-1914 |
| 63/1 | Crowell, Texas
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 63/1 | Lyle Postmaster |
1913 |
| 63/1 | Everson
Postmaster |
1916 |
| 63/1 | Oak Harbor Rural
Route |
1913 |
| 63/1 | Tenino-Olympia
Route |
1913 |
| 63/1 | Seward-Iditarod
Route |
1913 |
| 63/1 | Hoquiam
Postmaster |
1913-1915 |
| 63/2 | Harvey Post
Office |
1913 |
| 63/2 | Redmond
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 63/2 | Neppel Postmaster |
1914-1915 |
| 63/3 | Farmington
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 63/3 | Tillamook, Oregon
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 63/3 | Manilla Merchants'
Association |
1913 |
| 63/3 | Spokane Rural
Route |
1913 |
| 63/3 | Orondo Post
Office |
1913 |
| 63/3 | Kalama Postmaster |
1913 |
| 63/3 | Olympia
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 63/4-5 | Plaza Postmaster |
1914 |
| 63/5 | Ridgefield
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 63/5 | Auburn Postmaster |
1912-1918 |
| 63/5 | Rockport
Postmaster |
1916 |
| 63/5 | Hoquiam Rural
Routes |
1913 |
| 63/5 | Moxee City-Cold
Creek |
1913 |
| 63/6 | Keller Postmaster |
1915 |
| 63/6 | La Cross
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 63/6 | King Cove, Alaska Post
Office |
1913 |
| 63/6 | Nushagak, Alaska
Service |
1913 |
| 63/6 | Palouse Post
Office |
1914 |
| 63/6 | Tacoma-Rosedale
Service |
1913 |
| 63/6 | Speed Postmaster |
1913 |
| 63/7 | Pacific
Postmaster |
1913-1914 |
| 63/7 | Hope, Alaska
Service |
1913 |
| 63/7 | Endicott
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 63/7 | Orin Rural Route |
1916 |
| 63/7 | Friday Harbor Rural
Route |
1913 |
| 63/8 | Tacoma-Arlington Park
Service |
1913-1915 |
| 63/8 | Port Angeles Rural
Route |
1915 |
| 63/8 | Port Angeles
Postmaster |
1913-1914 |
| 63/8 | Shelton
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 63/8 | Hamilton Creek Post
Office |
1913 |
| 63/9 | North Yakima
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 63/9 | Mohrweis Post
Office |
1913 |
| 63/9 | Almira Postmaster |
1913 |
| 63/10 | Hillyard Rural
Route |
1915 |
| 63/10 | Vancouver
Postmaster |
1913-1914 |
| 63/10 | Winslow
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 63/11 | Richmond Highlands
Service |
1914 |
| 63/12 | Port Orchard
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 63/12 | Cougar-Yale Rural
Route |
1913 |
| 63/12 | Northport
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 63/12 | East Stanwood Post
Office |
1913 |
| 63/12 | Snohomish Rural
Route |
1915 |
| 63/13 | Spokane Rural
Route |
1913 |
| 63/13 | Wilkeson
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 63/13 | Spanaway
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 63/13 | Waterville Postmaster
Service |
1914 |
| 63/13 | Granite Falls
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 63/14 | Buckley
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 63/14 | Wenatchee
Postmaster |
1913-1914 |
| 63/14 | Cathlamet
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 63/14 | Wapato Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/1 | Harrington
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/1 | Parkwater Post
Office |
1914 |
| 64/1 | Ralston
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/1 | Bakersfield, California
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/1 | Arden Post Office |
1914 |
| 64/2 | Chelan Service |
1914 |
| 64/2 | Livingston
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/2 | Cleveland, Ohio
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/2 | Springdale
Postmaster |
1916 |
| 64/2 | Biggam Post
Office |
1914 |
| 64/3 | Chelan Postmaster |
1913 |
| 64/3 | Lakeside
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/3 | Boyds Rural Route |
1915 |
| 64/3 | Sequim Postmaster |
1914-1915 |
| 64/3 | Imboden, Arkansas
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/4 | Chisana, Alaska
Service |
1914 |
| 64/4 | Montpelier, Vermont Post
Office |
1914 |
| 64/4 | Seattle-Rolling Bay
Service |
1914-1918 |
| 64/4 | Bonita Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/4 | Granger
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/4 | Newport Rural
Route |
1915 |
| 64/5 | Clear Lake
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/5 | Coupeville
Postmaster |
1913-1914 |
| 64/5 | Loomis-Nighthawk
Service |
1913-1914 |
| 64/5 | Blacktail, Idaho
Service |
1914 |
| 64/5 | Wanicut
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/6 | Nespelum-Wilbur
Route |
1914-1915 |
| 64/6 | Kirkland
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/6 | Clearbook Post
Office |
1914 |
| 64/6 | Gordon Service |
1914 |
| 64/6 | Wauconda-Anglin
Route |
1914 |
| 64/6 | North Bend
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/6 | Jefferson County Star
Route |
1914 |
| 64/6 | Meyers Falls
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/7 | Langley
Postmaster |
1914-1915 |
| 64/7 | Dayton Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/7 | Attalia
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/7 | Fairfield Rural
Route |
1914 |
| 64/7 | Withrow Rural
Route |
1914 |
| 64/7 | Wenatchee Rural
Route |
1914 |
| 64/7 | Opportunity
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/8 | Carrollton Rural
Route |
1914 |
| 64/8 | Geer Post Office |
1915 |
| 64/8 | Des Moines
Service |
1914 |
| 64/8 | Priest River-Coolin, Idaho
Route |
1914 |
| 64/8 | Kahlotus
Postmaster |
1914-1915 |
| 64/8 | Hoh Rural Route |
1914 |
| 64/8 | Toledo Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/9 | Oak Harbor
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/9 | Marcus Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/9 | Spokane-Long Lake
Route |
1914 |
| 64/9 | Trinidad
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/9 | Montevallo, Missouri
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/9 | White Swan
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/9 | Sprague
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/10 | Issaquah
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/10 | Dockton
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/10 | Sycamore,
Illinois |
1914 |
| 64/10 | Mt. Vernon
Postmaster |
1915-1918 |
| 64/11 | Corfu-Needham
Route |
1914 |
| 64/11 | The Dalles, Oregon
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 64/11 | Vernersborg Post
Office |
1913 |
| 64/11 | Seattle Service |
1913 |
| 64/11 | Arlington
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 64/11 | Roche Harbor |
1913 |
| 64/11 | Davenport
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/11 | La Conner
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/11 | Duvall Rural
Route |
1914 |
| 64/11 | Waitsburg
Postmaster |
1915 |
| 64/11 | Eatonville
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/11 | Starbuck
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/12 | Conconully-Riverside
Route |
1914-1916 |
| 64/12 | Pacific Service |
1914 |
| 64/12 | Waverly
Postmaster |
1913 |
| 64/12 | Wauseon, Ohio
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/12 | Blueslide Post Office,
Postmaster |
1914-1915 |
| 64/12 | Winthrop Service |
1914 |
| 64/12 | Houghton-Seattle
Route |
1915 |
| 64/13 | Toroda Post
Office |
1914-1915 |
| 64/13 | Lynden Postmaster |
1914-1915 |
| 64/13 | Montesano
Postmaster |
1915 |
| 64/13 | Quincy Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/13 | Orofino, Idaho
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 64/13 | Knik, Alaska
Service |
1914 |
| 64/13 | Wager, Leonard |
1914 |
| 65/1 | Railway Postal Clerks move
from Helena to Spokane |
1914-1915 |
| 65/1 | Kegley, C. B. |
1914 |
| 65/1 | Burbank
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 65/1 | Centerville
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 65/1 | Seattle Service |
1914 |
| 65/1 | Tacoma Postmaster |
1915 |
| 65/1 | Harbor Island (Seattle)
Service |
1914 |
| 65/2 | Sedro-Woolley
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 65/2 | Centralia
Postmaster |
1914-1915 |
| 65/2 | South Bend
Postmaster |
1914 |
| 65/2 | Chehalis
Postmaster |
1914-1915 |
| 65/3 | Aberdeen Service |
1915 |
| 65/3 | Brattleboro, Vermont
Postmaster |
1914-1915 |
| 65/4 | Garfield
Postmaster |
1915 |
| 65/4 | Loomis-Tonasket
Route |
1915 |
| 65/4 | Oroville Rural
Route |
1915 |
| 65/4 | Naches Postmaster |
1915 |
| 65/4 | Port Townsend
Postmaster |
1915 |
| 65/5 | Ferry Postmaster |
1914 |
| 65/5 | Thorp Postmaster |
1914 |
| 65/5 | Rainier Service |
1914-1915 |
| 65/5 | Steno Post Office |
1915 |
| 65/5 | Oroville Rural
Routes |
1915 |
| 65/5 | Kelso Service |
1915 |
| 65/5 | Pateros Transfer
Company |
1915-1917 |
| 65/6 | Bristol, Pennsylvania
Postmaster |
1914-1915 |
| 65/6 | Republican
Postmasters |
1915 |
| 65/6 | Omak Rural Route |
1915 |
| 65/6 | Worchester, Massachusetts
Postmaster |
1915 |
| 65/6 | Meadville, Pennsylvania
Postmaster |
1915 |
| 65/6 | North East, Pennsylvania
Postmaster |
1915 |
| 65/6 | Orient Postmaster |
1915 |
| 65/7 | Forks-Hoh Route |
1915 |
| 65/7 | Round Lake Post
Office |
1915 |
| 65/7 | Tekoa Postmaster |
1915 |
| 65/7 | Oroville
Postmaster |
1915-1916 |
| 65/7 | Buckeye Rural
Route |
1916 |
| 65/7 | Adrian Postmaster |
1915 |
| 65/7 | Bellow Falls, Vermont
Postmaster |
1915 |
| 65/7 | Troy, Pennsylvania
Postmaster |
1915 |
| 65/7 | Bothell Rural
Route |
1915 |
| 65/7 | Anchorage, Alaska Post
Office |
1916-1918 |
| 65/8 | South San Francisco
Postmaster |
1915 |
| 65/8 | Ewan Service |
1915 |
| 65/8 | Maytown Post
Office |
1915 |
| 65/8 | Starr Post Office |
1915 |
| 65/8 | Gonzaga University
Service |
1915 |
| 65/8 | Soda Springs, Idaho
Postmaster |
1915 |
| 65/8 | Rosalia
Postmaster |
1916 |
| 65/8 | Charleston
Postmaster |
1915-1916 |
| 65/8 | Reardan-Wellpinit
Route |
1915 |
| 65/8 | Colfax Postmaster |
1915 |
| 65/8 | Burlington
Postmaster |
1916 |
| 65/8 | Port Angeles City
Delivery |
1916 |
| 65/8 | Juneau, Alaska
Postmaster |
1916 |
| 65/9 | Castle Rock
Service |
1916 |
| 65/9 | Quincy Rural
Route |
1916 |
| 65/9 | Bow Postmaster |
1917 |
| 65/9 | Renton Postmaster |
1916 |
| 65/9 | Clayton
Postmaster |
1916 |
| 65/9 | Vashon Island
Service |
1916 |
| 65/9 | Carlsborg Post
Office |
1916 |
| 65/9 | Hunters-Springdale
Route |
1916-1917 |
| 65/9 | Monte Cristo
Service |
1916 |
| 65/9 | Nome, Alaska
Postmaster |
1916 |
| 65/9 | Juneau-Sitka
Service |
1916 |
| 65/9 | Colbert Rural
Route |
1916 |
| 65/10 | Ewan Postmaster |
1916 |
| 65/10 | White Bluffs Rural
Route |
1916 |
| 65/10 | Edison Postmaster |
1916 |
| 65/10 | Wheeler Rural
Route |
1916 |
| 65/10 | Raymond
Postmaster |
1916 |
| 65/10 | Coal Creek Post
Office |
1917 |
| 65/10 | Molson Post
Office |
1918 |
| 65/11 | Sultan Postmaster |
1917-1918 |
| 65/11 | Humptulips
Postmaster |
1917-1918 |
| 65/11 | Metaline Falls
Postmaster |
1917 |
| 65/11 | Lihue, Hawaii
Postmaster |
1917 |
| 65/11 | Carnation, Oregon Post
Office |
1918 |
| 65/11 | Dungeness Post
Office |
1918 |
| 65/12-66/3 | Protests Against Zone System
(War tax postal rates on 2nd class mail) |
1918 |
| 66/4 | Ritzville Rural
Route |
1918 |
| 66/4 | Suppression of
The Truth Seeker
|
1918 |
| 66/4 | Entiat-Brief
Route |
1918 |
| 66/4 | Eastsound Service |
1918 |
| 66/4 | Westsound Service |
1918 |
| 66/4 | Port Angeles City
Delivery |
1918 |
| 66/4 | Fauntleroy Rural Free
Delivery |
1918 |
| 66/4 | Monroe Postmaster |
1918 |
| 66/4 | Gibson Post
Office |
1918 |
| 66/4 | Bremerton
Postmaster |
1918 |
| Box/Folder | ||
| 66/5 | Newspapers |
|
Land Office Cases (File
3)
This series consists of correspondence with homesteaders
regarding their problems. These include squatters seeking legalized claims,
disputed claims, lost claims, mineral leases, claims in national forests,
railroad land and Indian reservations.
Arranged alphabetically.
|
1910-1918 | |
Correspondence Regarding Land
Office Cases |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 66/1-10 | A - Miscellaneous |
|
| 66/11-67/3 | B - Miscellaneous |
|
| 67/4-10 | C - Miscellaneous |
|
| 67/11 | Coeur D'Alene, Idaho
Cases |
|
| 67/12 | Calkins |
|
| 67/12 | Dodson |
|
| 67/12 | Elston |
|
| 67/12 | Fuller |
|
| 67/13-14 | Ingram |
|
| 67/13-14 | Johnson, C. |
|
| 67/13-14 | Johnson, J. |
|
| 67/13-14 | Lines |
|
| 67/15 | Mills |
|
| 67/15 | Moore |
|
| 67/15 | Paulson |
|
| 67/15 | Rice |
|
| 68/1 | Rich |
|
| 68/1 | Sargent |
|
| 68/1 | Steele |
|
| 68/1 | Toles |
|
| 68/1 | Watson |
|
| 68/1 | West |
|
| 68/1 | Zinn |
|
| 68/2-15 | United States Department of
the Interior: Bill for Relief of Settlers in Northern Pacific Railroad Land
Grant |
1911-1918 |
| 69/1-3 | D - Miscellaneous |
|
| 69/4 | E - Miscellaneous |
|
| 69/5-7 | F - Miscellaneous |
|
| 69/8-13 | G - Miscellaneous |
|
| 69/14-70/4 | H - Miscellaneous |
|
| 70/5 | I - Miscellaneous |
|
| 70/6-9 | J - Miscellaneous |
|
| 70/10-12 | K - Miscellaneous |
|
| 70/13-15 | L - Miscellaneous |
|
| 70/16-71/7 | M - Miscellaneous |
|
| 71/8-11 | N - Miscellaneous |
|
| 71/12-13 | O - Miscellaneous |
|
| 71/14-72/5 | P - Miscellaneous |
|
| 72/6-9 | R - Miscellaneous |
|
| 72/10-15 | S - Miscellaneous |
|
| 72/16-17 | Applications for Mineral
Leases on Spokane Indian Reservation |
|
| 73/1-8 | S - Miscellaneous |
|
| 73/9-10 | T - Miscellaneous |
|
| 73/11 | U - Miscellaneous |
|
| 73/12-74/2 | V - Miscellaneous |
|
| 74/3 | Z - Miscellaneous |
|
| Box/Folder | ||
| 74/4 | Newspapers |
undated |
Department of the Interior (File
4)
This file contains correspondence with the Department of the
Interior concerning Indian affairs and general land matters.
Spellings in the inventory are those used in the
correspondence.
|
||
Correspondence Regarding Office
of Indian Affairs |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 74/5 | Yakima Reservation
Affairs |
1912 |
| 74/5 | Salem Indian
School |
1911 |
| 74/6 | Yakima Reservation Water
Users Association |
1913 |
| 74/6 | Colville Reservation
Sawmill |
1912 |
| 74/6 | Klickitat Irrigation and
Power Company Crossing of Yakima Reservation |
1913 |
| 74/7 | Irrigation of Indian Lands in
Chelan County |
1911 |
| 74/7 | Sale of Indian Land at
Pateros |
1911-1916 |
| 74/7 | Salaries for Indian Medical
Service Doctors |
1912 |
| 74/8 | Public Roads on Colville
Reservation |
1912 |
| 74/8 | Hatfield, Floyd |
1912 |
| 74/8 | Allotment of Lands on
Quiniault, Cowlitz, Clallam Reservations |
1912 |
| 74/8 | Sale of Liquor on Colville
Reservation |
1911 |
| 74/9 | Registration Points for
Homestead Lottery on Opened Colville Land |
1914-1916 |
| 74/9-10 | Colville Reservation Affairs,
Omak Townsite, etc. |
1914 |
| 74/11 | Mineral Resources on Colville
Reservation, Other Reservations Land Affairs |
1911-1914 |
| 74/12-13 | Conditions of Various
Colville Indians, Land and Mineral Affairs |
1914 |
| 74/14-75/11 | Colville Reservation
Affairs |
1912-1916 |
| 75/11 | Lawrence, J. C. |
1913 |
| 75/11 | Lee, George S. |
1917 |
| 75/12-14 | Colville Indians |
1911-1918 |
| 76/1 | West Okanogan Valley
Irrigation Distribution |
1911-1913, 1918 |
| 76/2-4 | Quinaielt Reservation
(Quinault Reservation) |
1912-1914 |
| 76/4 | Cox, Edna |
1912 |
| 76/5 | Pima Indian
School |
1912 |
| 76/6-8 | Relief of Destitute
Nisquallies |
1912 |
| 76/8 | Yakima Reservation
Affairs |
1913-1918 |
| 76/9 | Louie, Aleck
(Alex) |
1910-1916 |
| 76/9 | Indian Congress at Spokane
State Fair |
1912 |
| 76/10-11 | Spokane Reservation
Matters |
1912, 1916 |
| 76/11 | Thierman, Harvey
S. |
1913 |
| 76/11 | Homesteaders vs. Indian Land
Claims: Okanogan County |
1912 |
| 76/11 | Coleman, R. R. |
1913 |
| 76/12-13 | Yakima Indians |
1913-1916 |
| 76/14 | Oil and Gas Leases on Osage
Reservation |
1913, 1916 |
| 76/14 | Picard, Julian |
1913 |
| 76/15-77/1 | Joseph, Saul |
1913-1918 |
| 77/2 | Irrigation Flume,
Pateros |
1913 |
| 77/2 | Appropriations for Pacific
Coast Indians |
1913 |
| 77/2 | Road for Omak
Townsite |
1913 |
| 77/2 | Mining Leases on Quiniault
Reservation |
1913 |
| 77/3 | Fedder, F. C. |
1915 |
| 77/3 | Craig, William |
1913 |
| 77/3 | Head, James M. |
1913 |
| 77/3 | Deposit of Indian Funds in
Palouse Bank |
1913 |
| 77/4 | Settler, Julia
Harvard |
1913 |
| 77/4 | Will of Wynootchie
George |
1913 |
| 77/4 | Tillicus, Louis
James |
1913 |
| 77/4 | Coleman, R. R. |
1913 |
| 77/5-6 | Lewis, A. E. (Spokane
Reservation) |
1913-1917 |
| 77/7 | Leasing of Yakima Lands to
Japanese |
1913 |
| 77/7 | Oil Leasing on Quiniault
(Quinault) Reservation |
1914 |
| 77/7 | Personeus, Will
S. |
1913 |
| 77/8 | Mineral Leases on Hoh
Reservation |
1913 |
| 77/8 | Zacherle, John |
1915 |
| 77/8 | Quinaielt (Quinault) and
Clallam Reservation |
1913-1916 |
| 77/9 | Freeby, Madeline
P. |
1913-1917 |
| 77/10 | Capoeman, Lucy |
1913 |
| 77/10 | Canadian Indian Holdings in
Montana |
1913 |
| 77/10 | Denial of Colville
Allotments |
1913 |
| 77/10 | Removal of Sawmill at
Meteor |
1913 |
| 77/10 | Bids for Accountancy of 5
Civilized Tribes - Oklahoma |
1913 |
| 77/10 | District of Coeur d'Alene
Tribal Funds |
1914 |
| 77/11-12 | Crary, E. P. |
1913 |
| 77/12 | Kernay, Celia |
1913-1914 |
| 77/12 | Hardin, Lucy and Lehmann,
Emeline |
1915-1917 |
| 77/12 | Luce-Matk
(Margaret) |
1914 |
| 77/12 | Sells, Cato |
1914 |
| 77/13 | Bills to Open Indian Lands to
Settlement and Mining |
1914-1916 |
| 77/13 | Paul, Louie |
1914-1916 |
| 77/14 | Estate of John
McBean |
1915 |
| 77/14 | Colville Tribal Forest
Reserve |
1914 |
| 77/14 | Lehman, Emeline |
1914 |
| 77/14 | Tilson, George |
1914 |
| 78/1 | Curlew Irrigation
Project |
1916 |
| 78/1 | Leslie, George |
1914 |
| 78/2 | St. Paul, Casmyre |
1914 |
| 78/2 | Sanders-Tekoa Road through
Coeur d'Alene Reservation |
1914 |
| 78/2 | Statement of Chief No.
Shirt |
1913 |
| 78/2 | Opening of Columbia and Moses
Reservation Land |
1915 |
| 78/2 | Muckleshoot Reservation
Road |
1914 |
| 78/2 | Coffin, Elinton |
1914 |
| 78/2 | Hatfield, Floyd |
1914 |
| 78/3 | Estate of Colonel John
Johnston |
1914 |
| 78/3 | Comoshas, Jennie |
1914 |
| 78/3 | Proposal for American Indian
Day |
1914-1916 |
| 78/4 | Savage, T. L. |
1914 |
| 78/4 | Lafleur, Basil |
1914 |
| 78/4 | Lane, A. W. and Johnson, H.
H. |
1913 |
| 78/4 | Peone, George A. |
1914 |
| 78/4 | Andrew, Baptiste |
1914 |
| 78/5 | Free Range for Indians on the
Yakima Reservation |
1914-1915 |
| 78/5 | Williams, C. O. |
1914 |
| 78/5 | Gump, Collier |
1913 |
| 78/5 | Kalispel
Reservation |
1914 |
| 78/5 | Bishop, T. G. |
1915 |
| 78/6 | Bishop, T. G. |
1914-1916 |
| 78/6 | Rinker, C. D. |
1914 |
| 78/6 | Wapato Commercial
Club |
1914-1915 |
| 78/6 | Taxation of Indian
Lands |
1914 |
| 78/6 | Opening of Yakima
Reservation |
1914 |
| 78/7 | Resources on Quiniault
(Quinault) Reservation |
1914 |
| 78/7 | Slifer, Mary |
1915 |
| 78/7 | Neely, William W. |
1915 |
| 78/7 | Depository for Colville
Funds |
1914-1915 |
| 78/7 | Hospital for Fort Spokane
Reservation |
1915 |
| 78/8 | Timentoe, C. B.
S. |
1915-1917 |
| 78/9 | Juhrs, Minor A. |
1915 |
| 78/9 | Gale, Eliza |
1915 |
| 78/9-10 | West Okanogan Valley
Irrigation Project |
1914-1918 |
| 78/9-10 | Bishop, T. G. |
1915 |
| 78/9-10 | Dog, William |
1917 |
| 78/9-10 | Leo, Susan |
1915 |
| 78/11 | Mischler, Charles |
1915 |
| 78/11 | Swimptkin,
Charley |
1915-1916 |
| 78/11 | Timintoe, Basil |
1915 |
| 78/11 | Louie, Joseph |
1915 |
| 78/11 | Weeks, Karol Gray |
1915 |
| 78/12 | Crutchfield, W.
H. |
1915 |
| 78/12 | Marchand, Peter |
1915 |
| 78/12 | Sells, Cato |
1915 |
| 78/13-14 | C. K. Dorr Application to
Operate Salmon Cannery on Quiniault Reservation |
1915-1916 |
| 78/13-14 | Seupelt, J. G. |
1915 |
| 78/13-14 | James, Jim and Frank,
Johnnie |
1917 |
| 78/15 | McDonald, Donald |
1916-1917 |
| 78/15 | Lano, L. F. |
1915 |
| 78/15 | Shrewsbury,
Nathaniel |
1915-1916 |
| 78/15 | Williams, C. H. |
1916 |
| 78/15 | Moore, Alex |
1916 |
| 78/15 | Johnson, A. L. |
1916 |
| 78/15 | Indian Lands, San Poil
River |
1916 |
| 78/15 | Quimpy, Arthur E. |
1916 |
| 78/15 | Moses, Chief Joe |
1916 |
| 79/1 | Gwydir, R. D. |
1916 |
| 79/1 | Blair, H. G. |
1916 |
| 79/1 | Sovereign, J. R. |
1916 |
| 79/1 | McGovern, J. E. |
1916 |
| 79/1 | Sells, Cato |
1916 |
| 79/1 | Steamers on Port Madison
Reservation |
1916 |
| 79/2 | Gilna, Thomas |
1916 |
| 79/2 | Mason, William |
1916 |
| 79/2 | Green, P. H. |
1916 |
| 79/2 | McMillen, G. A. |
1916 |
| 79/2 | Mercer, Willis |
1916 |
| 79/2 | Leader, Mary L. |
1916 |
| 79/2 | Watson, W. H. |
1916 |
| 79/2 | Wilson, E. M. |
1916 |
| 79/2 | Williams, Obid |
1916 |
| 79/3 | Road Across Tulalip
Reservation |
1916 |
| 79/3 | Paul, Mrs. Louie |
1916 |
| 79/3 | Smith, Cherle |
1916 |
| 79/3 | Okanogan Commercial
Club |
1917 |
| 79/3 | Storch, A. M. |
1916 |
| 79/3 | Antoine, Paul |
1917 |
| 79/3 | Estate of Joseph
Victor |
1917 |
| 79/3 | Tiementoe, Susan |
1917 |
| 79/4 | Tiementoe, C. B.
S. |
1916-1917 |
| 79/4 | Lamery, Indian |
1917 |
| 79/4 | Sarsarpkin,
Margeret |
1917 |
| 79/4 | Pointone, John |
1917 |
| 79/4 | Narcisse, Betsey |
1917 |
| 79/4 | Smith, Chas Jr. |
1917 |
| 79/5 | Long, Jim |
1917 |
| 79/5 | Holmes, Jim |
1917 |
| 79/5 | Dick, John |
1917 |
| 79/5 | Charley, Eanes |
1917 |
| 79/5 | Halbert Family |
1917 |
| 79/5 | Grenlouis, Alex |
1917 |
| 79/5 | Brooks, Michel |
1917 |
| 79/5 | Swimtakan,
Charley |
1917 |
| 79/6 | Black Wolf |
1917 |
| 79/6 | Bradshaw, Isabel |
1917 |
| 79/6 | Jim, Mrs. Mary |
1917 |
| 79/6 | Silverthorn, J.
O. |
1917 |
| 79/6 | Inchelum Townsite |
1917 |
| 79/6 | O'Brien, R. A. |
1917 |
| 79/6 | Black Wolf |
1917 |
| 79/6 | Homas, Magrett |
1917 |
| 79/6 | Colville Annuity
Payments |
1917 |
| 79/6 | Sam, Thomas |
1917 |
| 79/6 | Road on Quiniault
Reservation |
1917 |
| 79/6 | Telcumtelkin,
Frank |
1917 |
| 79/6 | Haggett, George
B. |
1917 |
| 79/6 | Spencer, J. F. |
1917 |
| 79/6 | Clap-Jin-Kin,
Harry |
1917 |
| 79/7 | Timentoe, Louie |
1917 |
| 79/7 | Rutzatz, A. J. |
1917 |
| 79/7 | Marchand, Victor and
Frank |
1917 |
| 79/7 | Daniel, Mrs. Mary |
1918 |
| 79/7 | Nisqually Land Taken for Camp
Lewis |
1918 |
| 79/7 | Paul, Nance |
1918 |
| 79/7 | Wenatchee, Jim |
1918 |
| 79/7 | Hunt, William |
1918 |
| 79/7 | Swimtaken, Chief
Charlie |
1918 |
| 79/7 | Swimtaken, Peter |
1918 |
| 79/7 | Wilkinson, J. E. |
1918 |
| 79/7 | Priest, Karl |
1918 |
| 79/7 | Donovan, William
C. |
1918 |
| 79/7 | Swimtaken, Peter |
1918 |
| 79/7 | Indian Memorial in Washington
D.C. |
1912 |
Correspondence Regarding Land
Affairs |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 79/8 | Withdrawal of Land from Power
Site Reserve 136 |
1911 |
| 79/8 | Sucia Island Coal
Discovery |
1912 |
| 79/8 | Zorn, Frederick |
1912 |
| 79/8 | Fox, D. A. |
1912 |
| 79/8 | Hartzell, Ira C. |
1912 |
| 79/9 | Bassett, S. S. |
1912 |
| 79/9-13 | Quincy Valley Irrigation
Project |
1915-1918 |
| 79/14 | Grant County Irrigation
District |
1912 |
| 79/14 | San Carlos Irrigation
Project |
1912 |
| 79/14 | Hutchings, S. W. |
1911 |
| 79/15 | West Umatilla Irrigation
Project |
1912 |
| 79/15 | Pumping Plant Projects
Snipe's Mountain, Outlook, Sunny Side |
1911-1912 |
| 79/15 | Wenatchee Irrigation
Project |
1912 |
| 79/15 | Reclamation Fund in
Washington State |
1911 |
| 80/1-3 | Palouse Irrigation
Project |
1911-1918 |
| 80/4 | Tieton Irrigation
Project |
1911-1913 |
| 80/5 | Power Site Withdrawals on
Little Pend Oreille River |
1912-1913 |
| 80/5 | Black Canyon (Idaho)
Reclamation Project |
1912 |
| 80/5 | Land Officers in Washington
State |
1914 |
| 80/5 | Montana Irrigation
Project |
1912 |
| 80/5 | Siegel, C. C. |
1912 |
| 80/5 | Dan Creek Mining
Bill |
1914 |
| 80/6 | Priest Rapids Land Owner's
Association |
1913 |
| 80/6 | Horse Heaven Irrigation
Project |
1918 |
| 80/6 | Naming Mount
Spokane |
1913 |
| 80/6 | Mapping of Walla Walla
Quadrangle |
1913 |
| 80/7 | Belle Fourche Valley Water
Users' Association |
1913 |
| 80/7 | Reappraisement of Government
Lots in Port Angeles Townsite |
1911-1913 |
| 80/7 | Goundrey, G. T. |
1913 |
| 80/8 | Hawn, Fred R. |
1913 |
| 80/8 | Water Power from Forest
Reserves |
1913 |
| 80/8 | Water Supply in Grays Harbor
District |
1913 |
| 80/8 | Range Use in Columbia
National Forest |
1912-1913 |
| 80/8 | Lower Milk River Water Users'
Association |
1913 |
| 80/8 | Hawes, W. A. |
1913 |
| 80/8 | Spokane Chamber of
Commerce |
1913 |
| 80/8 | Porter, Henry E. |
1913 |
| 80/8 | Survey of Wallowa Lake
Area |
1913 |
| 80/9 | Raising of Lake
Chelan |
1913 |
| 80/9 | Greenlake, W. |
1913 |
| 80/9 | Coleman, Ellis J. |
1913 |
| 80/9 | Saville, Orville
J. |
1914 |
| 80/9 | Mineral Entries in Jefferson
Forest Reserve |
1914 |
| 80/9 | Stuhr, Cecilia J. |
1914 |
| 80/9 | Spokane Chamber of
Commerce |
1914 |
| 80/10 | Kittitas Reclamation
District |
1914-1915 |
| 80/10 | Reclamation in Morrow County,
OR |
1914 |
| 80/10 | McKnight, Maud |
1914 |
| 80/10 | Price, Chester C. |
1916 |
| 80/10 | Abolishment of Mount Olympus
National Monument |
1914 |
| 80/10 | Gray, H. L. |
1914 |
| 80/11 | Arrock Dam |
1914 |
| 80/11 | Weile, Otto A. |
1914 |
| 80/11 | Travis, W. E. |
1913 |
| 80/11 | Messer, G. F. |
1914 |
| 80/11 | Ghiselin, R. D. |
1914 |
| 80/11 | Extension of Sunny Side
Canal |
1913-1914 |
| 80/11 | McConihe Moses Lake
Irrigation Project |
1914 |
| 80/11 | Purchase, E. D. |
1914 |
| 80/11 | Southard, W. E. |
1914 |
| 80/11 | Winkler, George |
1915 |
| 80/12 | Rice, L. M. |
1915 |
| 80/12 | Satus Irrigation
Project |
1917 |
| 80/12 | Davis, E. L. |
1915 |
| 80/12 | Mount Baker Club |
1915 |
| 80/12 | Extension of Sunnyside
Canal |
1916 |
| 80/13 | Crossen, E. H. |
1915 |
| 80/13 | Smith, E. A. |
1915 |
| 80/13 | Grandview Irrigation
Project |
1915-1916 |
| 80/13 | Sale of Liquor in Mount
Rainier National Park |
1916 |
| 80/13 | Gandy, Lloyd E. |
1916 |
| 80/13 | Smith, C. L., J. |
1916 |
| 81/1 | Tonge, Frederick |
1916 |
| 81/1 | Northwestern Mining
Experimental Station |
1916 |
| 81/1 | Sapp, Colonel S. |
1916 |
| 81/1 | Homestead in Grays Harbor
Region |
1916 |
| 81/2 | Transportation Concessions in
Mount Rainier National Park |
1916 |
| 81/2 | Frye, Chas. H. |
1916 |
| 81/2 | Ballaine, John H. |
1916 |
| 81/2 | Thatcher, H. M. |
1916 |
| 81/2 | Inspection of National
Parks |
1917 |
| 81/2 | Rutter, R. L. |
1917 |
| 81/2 | McClary, R. B. |
1917 |
| 81/3 | Poe, Burns |
1917 |
| 81/3 | Reid, Ralph J. |
1917 |
| 81/3 | Burrows, Elmer W. |
1917 |
| 81/3 | Kennan, Chester
T. |
1918 |
| 81/3 | Logging in Snoqualmie
National Forest |
1918 |
| 81/3 | Ballinger, Richard
A. |
1918 |
| 81/3 | Brewer, L. H. |
1918 |
| 81/3 | Mockwitz, Geo. W. |
1918 |
| 81/3 | N. W. Mining
Association |
1918 |
| 81/3 | Smith, Geo. Otis |
1918 |
| Box/Folder | ||
| 81/4 | Newspapers |
undated |
Pensions (File 5) |
||
Correspondence regarding
pensions
This file originally consisted of 9 boxes of correspondence
regarding pensions. Dates ran from 1910-1919; mostly case files concerning
pensions for aged or disabled veterans of Indian Wars, Mexican (1848) War,
Civil War and Spanish/American War. Also included cases of widows and
descendents of such veterans. Most of the cases involved citizens of Washington
State. The file was sampled to yield material from each year in the span, and
to include the complete variety of case types.
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 81/5 | 1910-1911 |
1910-1911 |
| 81/6 | 1911-1912 |
1911-1912 |
| 81/7 | 1912 |
1912 |
| 81/8 | 1912-1913 |
1912-1913 |
| 81/9 | 1913 |
1913 |
| 81/10 | 1913-1914 |
1913-1914 |
| 81/11 | 1913-1914 |
1913-1914 |
| 81/12 | 1914 |
1914 |
| 81/13 | 1915 |
1915 |
| 81/14 | 1915 |
1915 |
| 82/1 | 1916 |
1916 |
| 82/2 | 1916-1917 |
1916-1917 |
| 82/3 | 1916-1917 |
1916-1917 |
| 82/4 | 1918-1919 |
1918-1919 |
Miscellaneous (File
6)
This file was named "Miscellaneous" by the compilers of the
microfilm inventory. Only 25 of the more than 1600 folders were titled. The
rest were designated "Correspondence regarding public affairs." The material
should properly be considered unfiled material since it includes case files and
correspondence which belong in all of the other 18 files.. Manuscripts staff
has not attempted to refile this material but has instead weeded it and created
a more detailed inventory.
Researchers should consult the inventory to this file for
subject matter related to other files.
|
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| Box/Folder | ||
| 82/5-7 | Correspondence Regarding
Foreign and Domestic Affairs, Including Statements for Publication |
1912-1919 |
Speeches and Public
Statements |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 82/8 |
" Federal Control of National Resources"
|
1911 |
| 82/8 |
" The Banker and the Law"
|
1911 |
| 82/8 | Regarding Lawrence,
Massachusets, Textile Strike |
1912 |
| 82/8 | Statement on the Currency
Question |
1913 |
| 82/8 | Wilson's Support for
Presidential Primary |
1913 |
| 82/8 | On Elections |
1913 |
| 82/8 |
" The New Administration"
|
1913 |
| 82/8 | Address to Progressives in
Springfield Massachusetts |
1914 |
| 82/8 | Address to Traffic Club of
New York |
1914 |
| 82/8 | Garrick Theater (Chicago,
Illinois) Address |
1914 |
| 82/8 |
" Democratic Record in this Session of Congress"
|
1914 |
| 82/8 | Mediation in
Mexico |
1914 |
| 82/8 | Address to Indiana State
Progressive Party Convention |
1914 |
| 82/8 | Interview Regarding Party
Politics |
1914 |
| 82/8 | On Wilson's
Administration |
1914 |
| 82/8 | Speech on Woman Suffrage in
Senate |
1914 |
| 82/8 |
" A Free Party"
|
1914 |
| 82/9 | Statement regarding Mr.
Taft |
1915 |
| 82/9 | Statement regarding Theodore
Roosevelt and Progressive Party |
1915 |
| 82/9 | Statement Regarding Mr.
Bryan's Resignation |
1915 |
| 82/9 | On Initiative and
Referendum |
1915 |
| 82/9 | Statement Regarding
Republican Party |
1915 |
| 82/9 | Statement Regarding Boy
Scouts |
1916 |
| 82/9 | Statement Regarding Military
Preparedness |
1916 |
| 82/9 | Statement Regarding Meeting
of Progressives in Congress |
1916 |
| 82/9 |
" Our Job"
|
1917 |
| 82/9 | Preparing for War |
1917 |
| 82/9 | Women and War
Taxes |
1917 |
| 82/9 | Statement on American
Interest in War |
1917 |
| 82/9 | Statement Regarding Adequate
Navy |
1918 |
| 82/9 |
" Freedom of the Seas"
|
1918 |
| 82/9 | On Trying the Kaiser for War
Crimes |
1918 |
| 82/9 | Statement Regarding Austrian
Armistice Terms |
1918 |
| 82/9 |
" Letter to Fellow Countrymen"
|
1918 |
| 82/9 | Address to Senate on Peace
Negotiations |
1918 |
| 82/9 |
" Compromise Peace Would Be Betrayal of the Allied Cause"
|
1918 |
| 82/9 | Statement Regarding Canal for
Vancouver, Washington |
1918 |
| 82/9 | Statement Regarding the Food
Administration |
1918 |
| 82/10 | Statement Regarding British
Occupation of Palestine |
1918 |
| 82/10 |
" The Urgent Need of Japanese Intervention in Force in Russia Against Germany and her Bolsheviki Allies""
|
1918 |
| 82/10 | Railroad Speech |
1918 |
| 82/10 | Statement Regarding Death of
Theodore Roosevelt |
1919 |
| 82/10 | Statement Regarding Wilson's
Peace Initiatives |
1919 |
| 82/10 | Address to Seattle Young
Republican's Club |
1919 |
| 82/11 | Miscellaneous Speeches March
through April, 1919 |
1919 |
| 82/11 | Statement Regarding Senator
King's League of Nations Speech |
1919 |
| 82/11 | Statement Regarding League of
Nations |
1919 |
| 82/11 | Address at George Washington
University |
1919 |
| 82/11 | Statement Regarding Peace
Treaty and League of Nations |
1919 |
| 82/11 | Statement Regarding Peace
Negotiations and League of Nations |
1919 |
| 82/11 | Statement Regarding Japan and
League of Nations |
1919 |
| 82/11 | Statement Regarding an
Adequate Navy |
1919 |
| 82/11 | Statement Regarding Wilson
and League of Nations |
1919 |
| 82/11 | Statement Regarding
Republican Party and 1920 Election |
1919 |
| 82/11 | Appreciation of Theodore
Roosevelt at Memorial Services |
1919 |
Undated Speeches and
Statements |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 82/12 | Armenian Jews |
undated |
| 82/12 |
" Giving Effect to the Reserved Powers of the People"
|
undated |
| 82/12 | Regarding Tariff Schedules
Bill |
undated |
| 82/12 | Origin of Progressive
Party |
undated |
| 82/12 |
" The Future of the Progressive Party"
|
undated |
| 82/12 | The District of Columbia
Delegates Bill |
undated |
| 82/12 | Direct Primary |
undated |
| 82/12 | Recall of Elected
Officials |
undated |
| 82/12 | Panama Canal |
undated |
| 82/12 | Alaskan Visit with Gifford
Pinchot |
undated |
| 82/12 |
" The Army"
|
undated |
| 82/13 |
" My Party and My Vote"
|
undated |
| 82/13 | Union of Progressives and
Republicans |
undated |
| 82/13 |
" Why I Am For Roosevelt"
|
undated |
| 82/13 | Votes on Tariff
Bills |
undated |
Undated Speeches and
Statements |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 82/13 | Cruise of the USS Albatross
to Alaska |
undated |
| 82/13 | Statement Regarding Woman
Suffrage |
undated |
| 82/13 |
" Tariff Platform Declarations"
|
undated |
| 82/13 | United States Shipping and
Belligerent Nations |
undated |
| 82/13 | Illegal Immigration of
Chinese Into Puget Sound |
undated |
| 82/13 | Post Office Appointments -
End of Patronage |
undated |
| 82/13 |
" Prohibiting Peace Negotiations with Germany"
|
undated |
| 82/13 | Statement Regarding Separate
Peace for United States in World War I |
undated |
| 82/13 | Statement Regarding Peace
Terms in Europe |
undated |
Statements and Writings of
Others |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 82/14 | Editorial from
The Jewish Comment
|
1913 |
| 82/14 | Statements regarding Canal
for Vancouver, Washington: Port of Vancouver, American Can Company, Oregon
Packing Company, Dubois Lumber Company, City of Vancouver |
1918 |
| 82/14 | Groat, Carl D. |
undated |
| 82/14 |
" Poindexter and his Colleagues Define 'Insurgents'"
|
undated |
| 82/14 |
" Senator Poindexter as a Presidential Candidate"
|
undated |
| 82/14 | Biographical Sketch of Miles
Poindexter |
undated |
| 82/14 |
" Wilson's Tribute to Roosevelt"
|
undated |
| 82/15 | Far Eastern Information
Bureau |
1913 |
| 82/15 |
" St. Paul's Is Popular"
|
undated |
| 82/15 |
" Sure Remedy for Bribery Disorders"
|
1912 |
| 82/15 |
" Prescription for Prosperity"
|
undated |
| 82/15 |
" Bankrupts"
|
undated |
Miscellaneous
Correspondence |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 83/1 | Erskine, R. C. |
1912 |
| 83/1 | Parole of J. C.
Evans |
1912 |
| 83/1 | Revelle, Thomas
P. |
1912 |
| 83/1 | National Drainage
Congress |
1912 |
| 83/1 | Dorr, Joseph W. |
1912 |
| 83/1 | Dilling, Geo. W. |
1912 |
| 83/1 | Move of United States Customs
Headquarters: Seattle to Port Townsend, Washington |
1911-1912 |
| 83/1 | Japanese Labor at Honolulu,
Hawaii |
1912 |
| 83/2 | Sunset Copper
Case |
1915 |
| 83/2 | Bolin, Chas F. |
1912 |
| 83/2 | Fortifications of Grays
Harbor and Willapa Harbor |
1911-1916 |
| 83/2-3 | Armstrong, Lloyd |
1913 |
| 83/2-3 | Johnson, W. H. |
1912 |
| 83/4 | Fitzgerald,
Thomas |
1912 |
| 83/4 | Hillman Real Estate Fraud
Case |
1912 |
| 83/4 | Hanville, M. F. |
1912-1915 |
| 83/4 | Ficke, Alice G. |
1912 |
| 83/5 | Spokane Indian Reservation
Land Affairs |
1912-1914 |
| 83/6 | F. G. Foster
Company |
1912 |
| 83/6-10 | Dealings with Speaker's
Bureaus, Chautauquas, Lyceums, et cetera |
1912-1913 |
| 83/11 | "Colored" Troops at Fort
Lawton |
1911-1912 |
| 83/11 | Ferry, Evelyn P. |
1911-1916 |
| 83/12 | Quimby, Geo. W. |
1911-1913 |
| 83/12 | Preston, (General) Simon
M. |
1912-1914 |
| 83/12 | Poindexter, Oren
Q. |
1912 |
| 83/12 | Regarding Pine Lumber
Industry |
1912 |
| 83/12 | Pinchot, Gifford |
1912 |
| 83/13 | Regarding Navy Use of
Washington State Coal |
1911 |
| 83/13 | National Forest Reserves in
Washington State |
1912 |
| 84/1 | Navy Battleships |
1912 |
| 84/1 | New Orleans Board of
Trade |
1911 |
| 84/1 | Million, M. W. |
1912 |
| 84/2-8 | Mexican-American Affairs and
Volunteers for Service in Possible Mexican War |
1914-1916 |
| 84/9 | Messer, G. F. |
1912 |
| 84/9 | Thompson, John R. |
1911-1912 |
| 84/9 | Lindsay, Chas. M. |
1912 |
| 84/9 | Wells, B. F. |
1912-1915 |
| 84/9 | Postal Clerks |
1912-1913 |
| 84/10 | Waite, E. E. |
1912-1913 |
| 84/10 | Volcano, Tony |
1912 |
| 84/10 | Thurber, F. L. |
1912 |
| 84/10-11 | Regarding Use of Washington
Stone in Federal Buildings |
1912 |
| 84/10-11 | Men Killed in Washington
State Forest Fires |
1911 |
| 84/12 | Rigby, W. E. |
1912 |
| 84/12 | Reeves, Al |
1912 |
| 84/12 | Murphine, Thos.
F. |
1913 |
| 84/12-13 | Bremerton Navy
Yard |
1911-1918 |
| 84/14 | New Dry Docks on Puget
Sound |
1911-1914 |
| 85/1 | Designation of United States
Government Publication Depositories |
1911-1913 |
| 85/1-2 | Abandonment of Fort
Wright |
1912-1914 |
| 85/3-5 | Requests for Fish for
Stocking of Streams and Lakes, et cetera |
1912-1916 |
| 85/6-9 | Dibble, M. Z. |
1912-1914 |
| 85/6-9 | Aronson, Rudolf |
1912 |
| 85/6-9 | Jackson, T. W. |
1912 |
| 85/6-9 | Woods, Rufus |
1912 |
| 85/6-9 | Dobson, E. W. |
1912 |
| 85/6-9 | Hinsdale, F. W. |
1916 |
| 85/6-9 | Wunch, Edward W. |
1912 |
| 85/10 | Lewis, A. W. |
1912 |
| 85/10 | Follis, Ira W. |
1912 |
| 85/10 | Government Purchase of
Monticello |
1916 |
| 85/10 | Dohrman, H. C. |
1912 |
| 85/10 | Williams,
Harrison |
1913 |
| 85/11 | Queen Anne High School
Publishing Association |
1912 |
| 85/11 | Barry, J. Neilson |
1915 |
| 85/11 | Ridgely, A.
Newton |
1912 |
| 85/11 | Cooper, Homer H. |
1912 |
| 85/11 | McGinnis, Henry |
1912 |
| 85/11 | Lake Michigan Sanitary
Association |
1912 |
| 85/11 | Heinl, Robert D. |
1912-1913 |
| 85/11 | Warburton,
Stanton |
1912 |
| 85/11 | Holdridge, Elmer |
1912 |
| 85/11 | Comparo, J. M. |
1912 |
| 85/11 | Federation of Jewish Farmers
of America |
1912 |
| 85/12 | Belden, George G. |
1912 |
| 85/12 | Progressive
Literature |
1912-1913 |
| 85/12 | Dunnigan, J. S. |
1912 |
| 85/12 | Murray Merchantile
Company |
1912 |
| 85/12 | Eddings, S. H. |
1914 |
| 85/12 | Gregg, J. A. |
1912 |
| 85/12 | Hayes, W. B. |
1912 |
| 85/12 | Bohmanson, Seth |
1913 |
| 85/13 | Revelle, Thomas
P. |
1912 |
| 85/13 | Dudly, J. W. |
1912 |
| 85/13 | Levy, I. W. |
1912 |
| 85/13 | Fallon, James |
1912 |
| 85/13 | Panama Pacific
Exposition |
1913-1915 |
| 85/13 | Johnston, Mary L. |
1915 |
| 85/13-14 | Rust, H. B. |
1913-1918 |
| 86/1 | Creel, Mary M. |
1916 |
| 86/1 | Rutter, R. L. |
1912 |
| 86/1 | Holt, Edwin A. |
1912-1914 |
| 86/1 | Closure of Charlston Gate of
Puget Sound Navy Yard |
1912 |
| 86/1 | Reading, A. B. |
1911 |
| 86/1 | Benevolent Protective Order
of Elks Centralia Lodge |
1912 |
| 86/1 | Loudon, Geo. S. |
1912 |
| 86/1 | Coe, Henry Waldo |
1912 |
| 86/1 | Bradley, W. O. |
1912 |
| 86/2 | Pacific Marine
Review |
1912 |
| 86/2 | Durkin, Edmund L. |
1912-1913 |
| 86/3 | Stocking of National Forests
with Elk |
1915 |
| 86/4 | Pension Committee and
Bills |
1912-1913 |
| 86/4 | Bird, Carl |
1912 |
| 86/4 | Shelton, Thomas
W. |
1912 |
| 86/4 | Odell, Geo. T. |
1912 |
| 86/4-7 | Senate Committee on Pacific
Islands and Porto Rico |
1912-1913 |
| 86/8 | Brewster,
Theodore |
1912 |
| 86/8 | Hetchy Hetchy
Reservoir |
1913 |
| 86/8 | MacLean, Stuart |
1912 |
| 86/8 | Orton, Jesse F. |
1912 |
| 86/8 | Hipkoe, Max |
1912 |
| 86/8 | Stapleton, T. C.
M. |
1912 |
| 86/8 | Catholic Church and
Politics |
1915 |
| 86/9 | Olney, Henry C. |
1913 |
| 86/9 | Thompson, Henry |
1912 |
| 86/9 | Reeves, C. F. |
1913 |
| 86/9 |
" The Progressive Bulletin"
|
1913 |
| 86/9 | Teacher's Retirement
Bill |
1913 |
| 86/9 | Government Ownership of
Railroads |
1913 |
| 86/9 | Preston, Simon M. |
1913 |
| 86/9 | Morgan, Eleanor |
1912 |
| 86/9 | Smith, F. E. |
1912 |
| 86/9 | National Reform
Association |
1913 |
| 86/10 | Mayer, Fred K. |
undated |
| 86/10 | Mount Rainier National
Park |
1913 |
| 86/10 | Felter, C. D. |
1913 |
| 86/10 | McCorty, Lee |
1913 |
| 86/10 | Opposition to H.B.8753;
S.7208 |
1914 |
| 86/10 | Yeager, Guy D. |
1914 |
| 86/10 | Opposition to H.B.8753,
S.7208 |
1914 |
| 86/10 | Cornelius, E.
Livingston |
1913 |
| 86/10 | Saloons in Blaine,
Washington |
1913 |
| 86/11 | Snyder, Edgar C. |
1912 |
| 86/11 | "Appeal to Reason"
Case |
1912-1913 |
| 86/11 | Call, H. |
1913 |
| 86/11 | Ruhm, H. D. |
1913 |
| 86/11 | Smith, Mildred |
1913 |
| 86/11 | Smithsonian
Institution |
1912 |
| 86/12 | Ventzke, F. F. |
1913 |
| 86/12 | Jorgensen, Mae |
1913 |
| 86/12 | Heifner, C. G. |
1913 |
| 86/12 | Pacific Marine
Review |
1913 |
| 86/12 | Hartman, John P. |
1913 |
| 86/12 | Davis, J. E. |
1913 |
| 86/12 | Shanks, Louis N. |
1913 |
| 86/12 | C. E. Mitchell
Case |
1913 |
| 86/13 | Washington State Legislature
Memorials |
1913 |
| 87/1 | North American Penn Wyoming
United Smelters |
1913 |
| 87/1 | Proposed Leper Colony at
Diamond Point |
1913-1914 |
| 87/2 | Lowing, Frank C. |
1913 |
| 87/2 | Associated Chambers of
Commerce of the Pacific Coast |
1914 |
| 87/2 | Newcombe Case |
1913 |
| 87/3 | Parole of Jack
Russell |
1913 |
| 87/3 | Blumenberg, Milton
W. |
1913 |
| 87/3 | Woman Suffrage Parade,
Washington D.C. |
1913 |
| 87/4 | Ownership of Isle of
Pines |
1914 |
| 87/4 | Moore, O. C. |
1914 |
| 87/4 | Bryan, W. J. |
1913 |
| 87/4 | Draper, H. M. |
1913 |
| 87/5 | Society of Constructors of
Federal Buildings |
1914 |
| 87/5 | Johnson, Hiram |
1912 |
| 87/6, 88/1 | Long and Short Haul Railroad
Bill |
1913-1919 |
| 88/2 | Edwards, S. D. |
1913 |
| 88/2 | Halbert, Hugh T. |
1913 |
| 88/2 | Cowly, H. T. |
1913-1916 |
| 88/3 | Groner, D.
Lawrence |
1913 |
| 88/3 | Fish, Hamilton |
1913 |
| 88/3 | H.R. 208, 3715,
25808 |
1913-1916 |
| 88/3 | Snow, Melvin |
1913 |
| 88/3 | Chamber of Commerce.
Spokane |
1913 |
| 88/3 | Patent Office
Building |
1913 |
| 88/3 | Hamilton, Norman
B. |
1913 |
| 88/3 | United Spanish War Veteran's
Convention, Port Townsend |
1913 |
| 88/4 | Everett Commercial
Club |
1913 |
| 88/4 | International Association of
Machinists |
1914 |
| 88/4 | D.C. Positions |
1913 |
| 88/4 | Sigrist, C. F. |
1913 |
| 88/4 | Mineral Leases on Colville
Reservation |
1913 |
| 88/4 | Forest Service Experimental
Station, University of Washington |
1913 |
| 88/5 | Mason, William |
1913 |
| 88/5 | Richie, C. W. |
1913 |
| 88/5 | McAdoo, W. G. |
1913 |
| 88/5-6 | Railroad Strikes |
1916 |
| 88/7 | Joab, Albert E. |
1914 |
| 88/7-11 | Chamber of Commerce of United
States |
1913 |
| 88/12 | Rensing, Herman |
1913 |
| 88/12 | Elmendorf, Frederick
E. |
1913 |
| 88/12 | Visit to Springfield,
Massachusetts |
1913 |
| 88/12 | Herrick, Samuel |
1915 |
| 88/12 | Shank, Corwin S. |
1913 |
| 88/12 | Timmons, Wofford
C. |
1913 |
| 88/12 | Akselsen, Ingolf
M. |
1913 |
| 88/12 | Burns, John T. |
1913 |
| 88/13-89/2 | Woman Suffrage |
1913-1918 |
| 89/3 | Hill, Chas. E. |
1913 |
| 89/3 | International Congress on
Alcoholism |
1913 |
| 89/3 | "Karl Marx Study
Club" |
1913 |
| 89/3 | National Highway
System |
1913 |
| 89/3 | "The State
Progressive" |
1913 |
| 89/4 | Pardon for Wm. F. Kesttenbach
and Geo. H. Kester |
1913 |
| 89/4 | Taylor, Irving K. |
1913 |
| 89/4 | Gilbert, M. F. |
1913 |
| 89/4 | Robertson, T. E. |
1913 |
| 89/4 | Johnson, Hiram W. |
1913 |
| 89/4 | American Bar
Association |
1916 |
| 89/4 | Mayer, Casper |
1913 |
| 89/4 | Collins, R. G. |
1913 |
| 89/4 | Gans, Isaac |
1914 |
| 89/4 | Bird, Carl |
1913 |
| 89/5 | Canfield, George
S. |
1913 |
| 89/5 | Wight, Pearl |
1913 |
| 89/5 | Leupp, Constance
D. |
1913 |
| 89/5 | Woods, Rufus |
1914 |
| 89/5 | International Typographical
Union |
1913 |
| 89/5 | Vincent, L. A. |
1913 |
| 89/5 | Burford, Larry |
1913 |
| 89/5 | Savay, N.
Lafayette |
1913 |
| 89/5 | Weiss, Phil |
1913 |
| 89/5 | Price, Charley |
1916 |
| 89/5 | Lane, Franklin K. |
1913 |
| 89/6 | Batt, Jos. H. |
1913 |
| 89/6 | Foster, W. T. |
1913 |
| 89/6 | Albertson, R. B. |
1913 |
| 89/6 | Groner, D.
Lawrence |
1913 |
| 89/6 | American Anti-Congestion
League |
1913 |
| 89/6 | Hall, Charles |
1913 |
| 89/6 | Allen, Frederick
H. |
1913 |
| 89/6 | Busier Spokane
Committee |
1913 |
| 89/7 | Hoquiam Commercial
Club |
1913 |
| 89/7 | American Bar
Association |
1914-1915 |
| 89/7 | Devitt, James B. |
1913 |
| 89/7 | Bowen, R. D. |
1914 |
| 89/8 | Babsen, Roger W. |
1913 |
| 89/8 | Mellen, Eleanor |
1913 |
| 89/8 | Chamber of Commerce.
Spokane |
1913 |
| 89/8-90/1 | Cook-Peary North Pole
Discovery Controversy |
1913 |
| 90/2 | Edris, W. P. |
1913 |
| 90/2 | Western Pine Manufacturers
Association |
1913 |
| 90/2 | Chamber of Commerce.
Richmond, Virginia |
1913 |
| 90/2 | Houghton, Geo. L. |
1914 |
| 90/2 | Robinson, Powhatan
R. |
1913 |
| 90/2 | Abbot, Willis J. |
1913 |
| 90/2 | Cotton, C. W. |
1913 |
| 90/3 | Ryer, W. A. |
1913 |
| 90/3 | Socialist Party of
Washington |
1913 |
| 90/3 | Butler, Marion |
1913 |
| 90/3 | Richardson, Wm. |
1913 |
| 90/3 | Federal Woman's Equality
Association |
1913 |
| 90/3 | Johnson, Albert |
1914 |
| 90/3 | Woods, Rufus |
1913 |
| 90/3 | Moore, Edmund L. |
1913 |
| 90/3 | Jansen, A. C. |
1913 |
| 90/3 | Moore, O. C. |
1913 |
| 90/4 | Redington, J. W. |
1913 |
| 90/4 | Tannatt, E.
Tappan |
1913 |
| 90/4 | Mayview Farmer's Union
#4 |
1913 |
| 90/4 | Hallock, H. H. |
1913 |
| 90/4 | Government Bulb Farm at
Bellingham |
1913 |
| 90/4 | Routhe, A. C. |
1913 |
| 90/4-7 | Miscellaneous Positions and
Appointments |
1921-1923 |
| 90/8-13 | Constituent Comments,
Enclosures, Articles |
1914-1918 |
| 90/14 | Congratulations Given and
Received |
1918-1919 |
| 91/1 | Egbert, Marion D. |
1913 |
| 91/1 | Equitable Trust
Company |
1913 |
| 91/1 | California State
Association |
1913 |
| 91/1 | Southworth, F. W. |
1913 |
| 91/1 | Tacoma Carnival
Association |
1913 |
| 91/1 | James, Chas. H. |
1913 |
| 91/1 | Biggar, Wm. J. |
1913 |
| 91/1 | Freeman, Miller |
1913 |
| 91/1 | Memorial Day
Association |
1913 |
| 91/1 | Davis, O. K. |
1913 |
| 91/1 | Allen, Wm. C. |
1915 |
| 91/1 | Tacoma Commercial
Club |
1913 |
| 91/1 | Roosevelt,
Theodore |
1913, 1916 |
| 91/2 | Fishburne, G. P. |
1913 |
| 91/2 | Short, A. C. |
1913 |
| 91/2 | Gage, John P. |
1913 |
| 91/2 | Morris, W. E. |
1914 |
| 91/2 | Bennett, James |
1913 |
| 91/2 | Powell, W. R. |
1913-1914 |
| 91/2 | Yowell, T. A. |
1913 |
| 91/2 | American Highway
Association |
1915 |
| 91/2 | Lemmon, S. L. |
1913 |
| 91/3 | Tannatt, E.
Tappan |
1913 |
| 91/3 | Meany, Edmond S. |
1913-1915 |
| 91/3 | S.549 - Medal of Honor for
Geo. Murphy |
1911-1913 |
| 91/3 | Holt, Ben C. |
1913 |
| 91/3 | Braun, Marcus |
1913 |
| 91/3 | Gregory, W. D. |
1913 |
| 91/4-5 | Seattle Riots |
1913-1914 |
| 91/4-5 | Doland, A. W. |
1913 |
| 91/6 | McLaughlin, N. O. |
1914 |
| 91/6 | Rudd, Chas. H. |
1913 |
| 91/6 | Hinrichs,
Gustavus |
1914 |
| 91/7 | Winkle, G. W. |
1913 |
| 91/7 | Astoria Naval
Base |
1916 |
| 91/7 | Poindexter, H. T. |
1914 |
| 91/7 | Zent, Geo. W. |
1914 |
| 91/8 | King, Cora Smith |
1913 |
| 91/8 | Webster, E. B. |
1913 |
| 91/8 | Prim, Robert |
1913 |
| 91/8 | Long, J. Grier |
1913 |
| 91/8 | Mosby, B. C. |
1913 |
| 91/8 | Tannatt, E.
Tappann |
1913 |
| 91/8 | Mohrweis, John G. |
1913 |
| 91/8 | Hutton, May
Arkwright |
1913 |
| 91/8 | Grant, James |
1913 |
| 91/8 | Smith, Edwin A. |
1913 |
| 91/8 | Dinwiddie, Edwin
C. |
1914 |
| 91/8 | Martin, F. Oskar |
1913 |
| 91/9 | Religious Liberty
Association |
1914 |
| 91/10 | Joelsohn, David
L. |
1913 |
| 91/10 | O'Connor, Kenneth |
1914 |
| 91/10 | Wheeler, E. C. |
1913 |
| 91/10 | Evenson, E. W. |
1913 |
| 91/10 | O'Connor, Kenneth |
1913 |
| 91/10 | Bates, Wm. C. |
1913 |
| 91/10 | Thierman, J.
Henry |
1913 |
| 91/10 | Poindexter, G.
Benjamin |
1914 |
| 91/10 | McDonald, D. A. |
1913 |
| 91/11 | Spokane Interstate
Fair |
1913-1916 |
| 91/12 | Simpson, Frederick
G. |
1918 |
| 91/12 | Ponce Democratic
Club |
1913 |
| 91/12 | Horton, R. L. |
1913 |
| 91/12 | Wollweber, Otto |
1913 |
| 91/12 | Neuhausen, T. B. |
1913 |
| 91/12 | Hulsman |
1913 |
| 91/12 | Bryan, J. W. |
1914-1915 |
| 91/12 | International Press
Information Bureau |
1913 |
| 91/13 | Tumulty, J. P. |
1913 |
| 91/13 | Belitz, Alfred |
1913 |
| 91/13 | Phipps, T. Edwin |
1913 |
| 91/13 | Whitman College |
1913 |
| 91/13 | Revelle, Thos. P. |
1913 |
| 91/13 | "Knights of Columbus
Oath" |
1913-1914 |
| 91/13 | Curran, Edward |
1913 |
| 91/13 | American Mining
Congress |
1913 |
| 92/1 | United States Geological
Survey |
1913 |
| 92/1 | Steel versus Wooden Rail
Cars |
1913-1914 |
| 92/1 |
Sioux City Daily News
|
1913 |
| 92/1 | Girard, A. C. |
1913 |
| 92/1 | Thurber, F. L. |
1914 |
| 92/1 | Sullivan, J. W. |
1913 |
| 92/1 | Kegley, C. B. |
1914 |
| 92/2 | Halibut Fishermen's
Union |
1913 |
| 92/2 | U.S. Geological Survey
Bulletins |
1914 |
| 92/2-4 | Mailing of Anti-Catholic
Publications |
1914-1915 |
| 92/5 | Progressive Party of
Washington State |
1913 |
| 92/5 | Sovereign, J. R. |
1913 |
| 92/5 | Bixler, J. J. |
1914 |
| 92/5 | Benedict, R. A. |
1913-1918 |
| 92/5 | Slater, L. Roy |
1914 |
| 92/5 | Behrman, Martin |
1913 |
| 92/5 | Brisbane, Artur |
1914 |
| 92/5 | Alexander, Geo.
V. |
1913 |
| 92/5 | Armstrong, L. K. |
1913 |
| 92/5 | Cocking, W. J. |
1914 |
| 92/6 | Dague, R. A. |
1915 |
| 92/6 | Yates, M. M. |
1913 |
| 92/6 | Yuse, Frank |
1914 |
| 92/6 | Dam, Milton E. (Photos
removed) |
1913 |
| 92/6 | Woods, Rufus |
1913 |
| 92/6 | Dow, Lorenzo |
1913 |
| 92/6 | Boys and Girls Agricultural
and Industrial Contest |
1913-1914 |
| 92/7 | American Fair Trade
League |
1913 |
| 92/7 | Lodge, Henry
Cabot |
1915 |
| 92/7 | Ranck, Glenn N. |
1914 |
| 92/7 | Glasmacher, H. A. |
1913-1918 |
| 92/7 | Gwydir, R. D. |
1913 |
| 92/7 | Moore, O. C. |
1913 |
| 92/7 | Haynes, Mrs. G.
A. |
1913 |
| 92/7 | Weeks, C. H. |
1914 |
| 92/8-11 | Requests for Statements,
Speeches, Bills, et cetera, for Use by Debaters, Students,
Educators |
1913-1918 |
| 92/12 | Bureau of Commercial
Economics |
1914 |
| 92/12 | Swan, Mary A. |
1914 |
| 92/12 | Equal Franchise
Federation |
1914 |
| 92/13 | Tuttle, C. R. |
1914-1917 |
| 92/14 | Rutter, R. L. |
1915 |
| 92/15 | Nebraska Woman Suffrage
Association |
1914 |
| 92/15 | Chamber of Commerce.
Spokane |
1914 |
| 92/15 | Jessup, J. M. |
1914 |
| 93/1 | Cory, A. S. |
1914 |
| 93/1 | National Association of
Vicksburg Veterans |
1914 |
| 93/1 | American Federation of
Patriotic Voters |
1914 |
| 93/1 | Mattison, R. R. |
1914 |
| 93/1 | Prague, Arthur D. |
1914 |
| 93/1 | Taylor, Rexford
A. |
1915 |
| 93/1 | Anderson, W. H. |
1914 |
| 93/1 | Shepard, James E. |
1914 |
| 93/2 | Employer's Association of the
Inland Empire |
1914-1915 |
| 93/2 | Loftus, Geo. S. |
1914 |
| 93/2 | Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood |
1914 |
| 93/2 | Bishop, T. G. |
1914 |
| 93/3 | Regarding Hours and Rate of
Pay for Workers in Canal Zone |
1914 |
| 93/3 | Presleigh, W. H. |
1914 |
| 93/3 | Monmouth County
Home |
1916 |
| 93/3 | Barry Monument
Unveiling |
1914 |
| 93/3 | Tillman, B. R. |
1915 |
| 93/3 | Regarding H. R. 2916 "Hours
of Labor Law" |
1916 |
| 93/3 | Brauer, Herman A. |
1915 |
| 93/4 | Erique W. Scott |
1914-1915 |
| 93/4 | Seattle Real Estate
Association |
1914 |
| 93/4 | Rees, J. H. |
1914 |
| 93/4 | Ludlow, Mrs. Drury
Conway |
1914 |
| 93/4 | Snell, W. H. |
1914 |
| 93/4 | Miller, Claude E. |
1914 |
| 93/4-5 | Pittwood, Edward |
1918 |
| 93/4-5 | Trahey, Geo. W. |
1916 |
| 93/6 | International Irrigation
Conference |
1914 |
| 93/6 | Washington State
Fair |
1914 |
| 93/6 | Chicago Railway Equipment
Company |
1914 |
| 93/6 | Gordon, R. B. |
1914 |
| 93/6 | Senn, Thomas |
1918 |
| 93/6 | Kelly, Fred C. |
1914 |
| 93/7 | Initiative and Referendum
Amendment |
1914-1918 |
| 93/8 | McCormick, Medill |
1914 |
| 93/8 | Minnesota Peace
Society |
1914 |
| 93/8 | National Highways
Association |
1914 |
| 93/8 | Troy, Lillian
Scott |
1912-1914 |
| 93/8 | Wolf, August |
1914 |
| 93/9 | Joint Legislative Bureau of
Information |
1914 |
| 93/9 | Chamber of Commerce.
Spokane |
1914 |
| 93/9 | "Latin America" |
1913-1914 |
| 93/9 | First National Fire Insurance
Company |
1914 |
| 93/10 | New York State Bar
Association |
1914 |
| 93/10 | Bartlett, Paul W. |
1914 |
| 93/10 | Vradenburg |
1914 |
| 93/10 | Rylander, Chas.
T. |
1914 |
| 93/10 | Ransom of Ellen
Stone |
1914 |
| 93/10 | Brewer, Thomas H. |
1914 |
| 93/10 | Leases of Indian Oil Lands in
Oklahoma |
1914-1915 |
| 93/10 | Commercial Fire Insurance
Co. |
1914 |
| 93/11 | Otis, Harrison
Gray |
1915 |
| 93/11 | Fred L. Boalt Case - Shooting
of Prisoners at Vera Cruz |
1914 |
| 93/11 | Holt, Ben C. |
1914 |
| 93/11 | Whitmore, C. C. |
1914 |
| 93/11 | Cowles, James L. |
1914 |
| 93/11 | Seattle Commercial
Club |
1914 |
| 93/11 | Protests of Government
Favoritism in Medical and Religious Matters |
1914 |
| 93/12 | Lathrop, John E. |
1914 |
| 93/12 | Bills to Forbid Members of
Congress Advertising for Patent Attorneys |
1914-1916 |
| 93/12 | Atkinson, C. R. |
1914 |
| 93/13 | Owens, Robert E. |
1914 |
| 93/13 | New York Peace
Society |
1915 |
| 93/13 | Donations and
Subscriptions |
1914-1918 |
| 93/14 | Neterer, Jeremiah |
1914 |
| 93/14 | Wenatchee Canal |
1914 |
| 93/14 | Greenleaf, W. |
1914 |
| 93/15 | Regarding High Food
Prices |
1914-1916 |
| 94/1 | Stevens, Helen D. |
1914 |
| 94/1 | Holt, Ben C. |
1913-1914 |
| 94/1 | Yancey, G. A. |
1914 |
| 94/1 | Grammer, F. L. |
1914 |
| 94/1 | Dulaney, B. L. |
1914 |
| 94/2 | Government Regulation of
Railways |
1913-1916 |
| 94/2 | Alpizar, Roberto |
1914 |
| 94/2 | Thomas, A. F. |
1914 |
| 94/2 | Schnabel, Edward |
1914 |
| 94/2 | Smith, Frank O. |
1914 |
| 94/3 | Smith, Samuel J. |
1914 |
| 94/3 | Singer, Isidor |
1913-1916 |
| 94/3 | Everett Trades
Council |
1914 |
| 94/3 | Lemmon, S. L. |
1914 |
| 94/3 | Ellsworth, J. S. |
1914 |
| 94/3 | Hiring of Firefighters by
Forest Service |
1914 |
| 93/4 | Sewalt, R. B. and N.
H. |
1914 |
| 93/4 | Hammais, D. Fred |
1913 |
| 93/4 | Triol, E. P. |
1914 |
| 93/4 | Turner, E. P. |
1914 |
| 93/4 | Todd, Edward H. |
1914 |
| 93/4 | National News Paper
Conference |
1914 |
| 94/4-7 | Opening of Colville
Reservation to Homesteaders |
1916 |
| 94/4-7 | Rand, Kathryn
Ewing |
1914 |
| 94/4-7 | Copper Country Commercial
Club |
1914 |
| 94/8 | Acuff, Harmon O. |
1914 |
| 94/8 | Lindau, Ora |
1914 |
| 94/8 | Robison, W. A. |
1914 |
| 94/8 | Craven, Hermon W. |
1914 |
| 94/8 | Coffin, Clinton |
1916 |
| 94/8 | Baldwin, A. E. |
1914 |
| 94/8 | Bone, Scott C. |
1914 |
| 94/8 | Doland, A. W. |
1914-1916 |
| 94/8 | Railway Rates for Commercial
Travelers |
1914 |
| 94/8 | Thurber, F. L. |
1914-1915 |
| 94/9 | Regarding Diplomatic
Relations and War |
1916 |
| 94/9 | National Allied Relief
Committee |
1914-1915 |
| 94/9 | Jamieson, Alex |
1913 |
| 94/9 | Kegley, C. B. |
1915 |
| 94/9 | Kimball, Horace |
1914 |
| 94/9 | Pinkerton, Roy D. |
1914 |
| 94/9 | Moore, O. C. |
1913 |
| 94/9 | Mayouck, Leone |
1913 |
| 94/10 | Meeker, Ezra |
1914 |
| 94/10 | Mellon, Otis |
1914 |
| 94/10 | Wingfield, James
H. |
1913-1914 |
| 94/10 | Dagget, F. L. |
1915 |
| 94/10 | American Patriotic
League |
1914 |
| 94/10 | MacDonald, Arthur |
1915 |
| 94/10 | Mason, J. A. P. |
1913-1914 |
| 94/10 | Seattle Suffrage
Club |
1913 |
| 94/11 | Lucher, H. O.,
Senior |
1914 |
| 94/11 | The Arctic Club |
1914 |
| 94/11 | The Spokane
Chronicle |
1914 |
| 94/11 | Express Rates on
Fruit |
1914 |
| 94/11 | Robinson, O. G. |
1916 |
| 94/11 | Richards, J. P.
M. |
1916 |
| 94/11 | Fassett, C. M. |
1916 |
| 94/11 | Bishop, T. G. |
1915 |
| 94/12 | Seattle Commercial
Club |
1915 |
| 94/12-13 | Regarding Military Highway
System for West Coast |
1918 |
| 94/14 | National Council for Women
Voters |
1914 |
| 94/14 | Gordon, A. J. |
1914 |
| 94/14 | Springer, Carl |
1914-1915 |
| 94/14 | Ford, J. A. |
1914 |
| 94/14 | Higday, Hamilton |
1915 |
| 94/14 | Howe, Mary E. |
1915 |
| 94/15 | Free Postage on Reading
Matter for Impoverished Homesteaders |
1915 |
| 95/1 | Hazelton, E. |
1916 |
| 95/1 | Kahn, Raymond |
1915 |
| 95/1 | Alexander, H. F. |
1915 |
| 95/1 | Udhaug, Alfred |
1915 |
| 95/1 | Wardrop, Douglas
G. |
1914 |
| 95/1 | Bergin, Wm. T. |
1915 |
| 95/1 | Power, Henry |
1914 |
| 95/1 | Cory, Johanna |
1914 |
| 95/1 | Libenow, F. E. |
1914 |
| 95/1 | Watt, Geo. H. |
1914 |
| 95/1 | Warden, C. W. |
1915 |
| 95/1 | Kalanianaole, J. |
1915 |
| 95/1 | Dewey, Henry S. |
1915 |
| 95/1 | Ervien, Robert P. |
1915 |
| 95/2 | Kanter, Alex |
1914 |
| 95/2 | Keller, Amelia R. |
1915 |
| 95/2 | Illinois Bankers
Association |
1915 |
| 95/2 | American Mining
Congress |
1915 |
| 95/2 | American Society for
Thrift |
1914 |
| 95/2 | American League to Limit
Armaments |
1915 |
| 95/3 | Chamber of Commerce.
Spokane |
1915 |
| 95/3 | Travel of Railroad Owned
Steamers through Panama Canal |
1915 |
| 95/3 | Angus, D. M. |
1915 |
| 95/3-4 | Blumenstein, W.
H. |
1916 |
| 95/3-4 | Bruggerhoff, Wm. |
1915 |
| 95/3-4 | Cory, Arthur S. |
1915 |
| 95/3-4 | Cole, S. A. |
1915 |
| 95/3-4 | State of Washington
Department of Fisheries and Game |
1915 |
| 95/5 | Regarding Columbia River
Fisheries Legislation |
1915 |
| 95/5 | Railroad Rates |
1914-1918 |
| 95/6 | Hutton, May
Arkwright |
1915 |
| 95/6 | Higday, Hamilton |
1916 |
| 95/6 | Hagen, W. H. |
1918 |
| 95/6 | Johnston, J. R. |
1915 |
| 95/6 | Jamieson, Alex |
1915 |
| 95/6 | Bourne, Jonathan |
1918 |
| 95/6 | Cummins, Albert
B. |
1915 |
| 95/6 | Cantwell, Edward
J. |
1915 |
| 95/7 | Cariton, E. H. |
1915 |
| 95/7 | Kane, Frank |
1915 |
| 95/7 | Kelly, J. S. |
1915 |
| 95/7-9 | Office Affairs |
1914-1918 |
| 95/9 |
Union Labor Advocate
|
1914 |
| 95/9 | David, Leopold |
1914 |
| 95/9 | Durkin, Edmund |
1914 |
| 95/10 | Norman, Sidney |
1914-1917 |
| 95/11 | Rogers, B. L. |
1915 |
| 95/11 | Chamber of Commerce.
Spokane |
1915 |
| 95/11 | Marsh, W. A. |
1915 |
| 95/11 | Hazard, T. R. |
1915 |
| 95/11 | Lane, Franklin K. |
1914 |
| 95/11 | Lewis, A. W. |
1914 |
| 95/11 | Lingenfelder,
Walter |
1918 |
| 95/12 | Page, Carroll S. |
1915 |
| 95/12 | New Orleans Association of
Commerce |
1915 |
| 95/12 | Savay, N.
Lafayette |
1915 |
| 95/12 | Shapiro, Chas. H. |
1916 |
| 95/13 | United Spanish War
Veterans |
1913 |
| 95/13 | Tebbetts, Frank
P. |
1914 |
| 95/13 | New York State Bar
Association |
1914 |
| 95/13 | Memphis Cotton
Exchange |
1914 |
| 95/13 | McCormick, James
U. |
1914 |
| 95/13 | American Continental
League |
1914 |
| 95/14 | Mathias, W. C. |
1914 |
| 95/14 | Marshal, Leonard |
1914 |
| 95/14 | International Longshoremen's
Association |
1917 |
| 95/14 | Stewart, J. W. |
1915 |
| 95/14 | Thorpe, Freeman |
1915 |
| 95/14 | West, James E. |
1915 |
| 95/14 | Williams, Geo.
Fred |
1915 |
| 95/14 | Willie, E. B. |
1914 |
| 95/14-96/9 | Regarding
Preparedness |
1915-1916 |
| 96/10 | Society of American
Indians |
1913 |
| 96/10 | Pitman, F. L. |
1913 |
| 96/10 | Page, H. W. A. |
1914 |
| 96/10 | National Marine
League |
1914 |
| 96/10 | Russell, Marcus
A. |
1913 |
| 96/10 | American Truth
Society |
1915 |
| 96/10 | Sweeney, S. B. |
1915 |
| 96/10 | National Pure Food
Association |
1914 |
| 96/10 | Odlin, William |
1914 |
| 96/10 | Oregon Conservation
Association |
1914 |
| 96/11 | Patterson, C. G. |
1914 |
| 96/11 | Stubley, E. |
1915 |
| 96/11 | Eliot, Thos. D. |
1914 |
| 96/11 | Emery, James A. |
1914 |
| 96/11 | Farrell, Will G. |
1914 |
| 96/11 | Folk, Joseph W. |
1914 |
| 96/11 | Griffith, N. Lee |
1913 |
| 96/11 | Glynn, Martin H. |
1914 |
| 96/11 | Gilmore, James A. |
1914 |
| 96/12 | Mamatey, Albert |
1915 |
| 96/12 | National Security
League |
1915 |
| 96/12 | National Abstainer's
Union |
1915 |
| 96/12 | Pence, Wm. M. |
1914 |
| 96/12 | Poindexter, Harry
K. |
1915 |
| 96/12 | Committee of
Mercy |
1915 |
| 96/12 | Regarding Peace in
Europe |
1915 |
| 96/12 |
Army and Navy News
|
1914 |
| 96/12 | Baker, Ray |
1914 |
| 96/12 | Brennen, W. H. |
1914 |
| 96/13 | Union of Confederate
Veterans |
1914 |
| 96/13 | Billisolia, E. A. |
1914 |
| 96/13 | Boise King Placers
Company |
1914 |
| 96/13 | Du Pont Powder
Company |
1914 |
| 96/13 | Cooke, C. M. |
1914 |
| 96/13 | Motor Boat Owner's
Committee |
1914 |
| 96/13 | Areo Club of
America |
1915 |
| 96/13 | Woman's Republic |
1913 |
| 96/13 |
The Irish World
|
1914 |
| 96/13 | Blanton, S. B. |
1915-1916 |
| 96/14 | Kensington, John |
1914 |
| 96/14 | Chamber of Commerce.
Spokane |
1915 |
| 96/14 | Washington State Federation
of Labor |
1915 |
| 96/14 | Whitworth College |
1915-1916 |
| 96/14 | West Coast Lumber
Manufacturer's Association |
1915 |
| 96/14 | Tuttle, C. R. |
1915 |
| 96/14 | Vincent, L. A. |
1915-1917 |
| 97/1 | Young, A. J. |
1915 |
| 97/1 | Yuse, Frank |
1914 |
| 97/1 | Chamber of Commerce.
Seattle |
1915 |
| 97/1 | Wilhelm, Donald |
1915 |
| 97/1 |
Seattle Sun
|
1915 |
| 97/1 | Biggar, Wm. J. |
1915 |
| 97/1 | Caldwell, John W. |
1915 |
| 97/1 | Coleman, R. R. |
1916 |
| 97/1 | Chamber of Commerce.
Spokane |
1915 |
| 97/2 | Falkenberg, K. |
1915 |
| 97/2 | Hassell, Mr. and Mrs. R.
B. |
1915 |
| 97/2 | Central Labor Council, Cle
Elum |
1915 |
| 97/2 | Veterans of Foreign
Wars |
1915 |
| 97/2 | Patchin, S. Clark |
1915 |
| 97/2 | Rosenzweig, H. |
1916-1917 |
| 97/2 | Sparling, J. L. |
1915 |
| 97/2 | Sell, Henry |
1915 |
| 97/2 | Chamber of Commerce.
Spokane |
1915 |
| 97/2 | State of Washington Military
Department |
1915 |
| 97/2 | Ware, A. C. |
1916 |
| 97/3 | Sherman, G. E. |
1915 |
| 97/3 | Swenson, A. W. |
1914 |
| 97/3 | American Legion |
1916 |
| 97/3 | United States Civil Service
Commission |
1914 |
| 97/3 | Diversion of Pend Oreille
River for Irrigation |
1918 |
| 97/3 | Alexander, J. W. |
1915 |
| 97/3 | Beckes, R. B. |
1915 |
| 97/3 | Best, John A. |
1916 |
| 97/3 | Ratliff, Russell |
1915 |
| 97/3 | Rogers, A. L. |
1915 |
| 97/4 | Delta Phi Delta, Whitman
College |
1915 |
| 97/4 | Hopkins, Robert
A. |
1916 |
| 97/4 | Jacobin, Louis |
1918 |
| 97/4 | Postal Clerks, United
National Association |
1915 |
| 97/4 | Pacific Naval
Academy |
1915-1916 |
| 97/4 | Miller, Hugh G. |
1915 |
| 97/4 | Whittaker, Lincoln
R. |
1915 |
| 97/5 | National Flag
Association |
1915 |
| 97/5 | Hayes, James J. |
1916 |
| 97/5 |
Iron Trade Review
|
1915 |
| 97/5 | United States Boy
Scouts |
1915 |
| 97/5 | Phillips, J. J.
L. |
1915 |
| 97/5 | The Friendly Sons of Saint
Patrick |
1916 |
| 97/5 | Perry, E. E. |
1915 |
| 97/5 | National Suffrage
League |
1915 |
| 97/5 | National Association for
Constitutional Government |
1915 |
| 97/6 | Engdahl, J. L. |
1915 |
| 97/6 | Elkin, Mrs. W. S. |
1915 |
| 97/6 | The Five Million
Movement |
1915 |
| 97/6 | James, Chas. H. |
1915 |
| 97/6 | Jesseph, L. E. |
1915 |
| 97/6 | Library of
Congress |
1915 |
| 97/6 | American Society of
Equity |
1915 |
| 97/6 | McClure, H. H. |
1915 |
| 97/6 | Horkheimer, E. D. |
1915 |
| 97/6 | Gonikman, I. |
1915 |
| 97/6 | Western States Power
Conference |
1915 |
| 97/6 | Bush, Geo. M. |
1915 |
| 97/6 | Ross, Benjamin |
1915 |
| 97/6 | Lynden-New Westminster
Stage |
1915 |
| 97/6 | Robinson, Barton |
1915 |
| 97/6 | Hatch, Thomas |
1915 |
| 97/7 | United Spanish War
Veterans |
1915 |
| 97/7 | Faville, E. E. |
1915 |
| 97/7 | Barron, L. G. |
1915 |
| 97/7 | Heifner, Chas. G. |
1915 |
| 97/7 | Million, M. W. |
1916 |
| 97/7 | Buchie, John |
1916 |
| 97/7 | Bryan, E. A. |
1915 |
| 97/7 | Malott, Conner |
1916 |
| 97/7 | Mullerleile,
Louis |
1916 |
| 97/7 | Chamber of Commerce.
Spokane |
1916 |
| 97/7 | Teats, Teats and
Teats |
1915 |
| 97/8 | Trout Lake Valley Commercial
Club |
1916 |
| 97/8 | Walla Walla Commercial
Club |
1916 |
| 97/8 | United States War
Department |
1918 |
| 97/8 | Methodist Episcopal
Conference |
1916 |
| 97/8 | Coeur D'Alene Antimony Mining
Company |
1915-1916 |
| 97/9 | Dodge, T. C. |
1915 |
| 97/9 | Bluhm, Conrad |
1916 |
| 97/9 | Benson, H. K. |
1916 |
| 97/9 | Union Pacific Railroad
Company |
1916 |
| 97/9 | Jews in Europe |
1916 |
| 97/9 | Seymour, W. W. |
1916 |
| 97/9 | Carroll, P. P. |
1916 |
| 97/9 | Desmore, Peter |
1916 |
| 97/9 | Gustin, M. C. |
1916 |
| 97/9 | White, J. H. |
1916 |
| 97/9 | Hobson, J. R. A. |
1916 |
| 97/9 | Hanlon, H. L. |
1916 |
| 97/9 | Holt, Ben C. |
1916 |
| 97/10 | Lemmon, Samuel L. |
1916 |
| 97/10 | Hart, William H.
H. |
1916 |
| 97/10 | American Telegraphone
Company |
1916 |
| 97/10 | Page, Thomas D. |
1916 |
| 97/10 | Pinkerton, Roy D. (Justice to
the Mountain Club) |
1916 |
| 97/10 | Phipps, Harve H. |
1916 |
| 97/10 | Manson, Philip |
1916 |
| 97/10 | Mohrweis, John G. |
1916 |
| 97/10 | Shaw, Leslie M. |
1916 |
| 97/10 | Stevens, M. J. |
1916 |
| 97/10 | Ford, J. A. |
1916 |
| 97/10 | Steele, W. F. |
1916 |
| 97/11 | Everett Riot |
1916 |
| 97/11 | Rolph, F. S. |
1916 |
| 97/11 | Rutter, R. L. |
1918 |
| 97/11 | Provisional National Single
Tax Committee |
1916 |
| 97/11 | Dick, Evans R. |
1916 |
| 97/11 | Moore, Alex |
1918 |
| 97/11 | Slater, H. H. |
1917 |
| 97/12 | Wheat Prices |
1917 |
| 97/14 | Wood Shortage |
1917 |
| 97/14 | Coal Situation |
1917-1918 |
| 97/14 | Council of National
Defense |
1918 |
| 97/14 | Council of National Defense -
Positions |
1917 |
| 97/14-15 | Aircraft Production
Board
Including William E. Boeing
|
1918 |
| 98/1 | United States Council of
National Defense - Medical Section |
1918 |
| 98/1-2 | United States War Industries
Board |
1918 |
| 98/3-7 | United States Shipping
Board |
1918-1919 |
| 98/7-8 | West Coast Ship
Building |
1918-1919 |
| 98/9 | Washington State
Fair |
1918 |
| 98/9 | Dairy Industry in Washington
State |
1918 |
| 98/9 | Poems |
1917 |
| 98/9 | Thorn, Wm. Taylor |
1917 |
| 98/9 | Reinaehl, W. E. |
1917 |
| 98/9 | Horner, Walter F. |
1917 |
| 98/9 | Wright, Elias A. |
1917 |
| 98/9 | Siegfried,
Thorwald |
1917 |
| 98/10 | Dahlstedt, L. |
1917 |
| 98/10 | Grays Harbor Commercial
Club |
1917 |
| 98/10 | Gruett, Robert |
1917 |
| 98/10 | Conover, Wm. W. |
1917 |
| 98/10 | Larson, O. S. |
1918 |
| 98/10 | Japanese
Situation |
1918 |
| 98/10 | Linder, Chas. O. |
1918 |
| 98/10 | Goodwillie, D. L. |
1918 |
| 98/10 | Cowgill, D. S. |
1918 |
| 98/10 | Ladies of the Grand Army of
the Republic (G.A.R.) |
1918 |
| 98/10 | Neely, Harry J. |
1918 |
| 98/10 | Moore, Alvin |
1918 |
| 98/11 | American Red
Cross |
1918 |
| 98/12 | O'Neill, N. E. |
1918 |
| 98/12 | Shipwrights and Joiners Local
1184 |
1918 |
| 98/12 | Chamber of Commerce.
Seattle |
1918 |
| 98/12 | Tennant, W. L. |
1918 |
| 98/12 | Lothrop, John N. |
1918 |
| 98/12 | Knappl, Edward E. |
1918 |
| 98/12 | Taylor, C. F. |
1918 |
| 98/12 | Freeman Grange No.
591 |
1918 |
| 98/12 | Hoquiam Commercial
Club |
1918 |
| 98/12 | Tuerke, Carl W. |
1918 |
| 98/12 | Hodge, Robert
Tait |
1918 |
| 98/12 | Griffiths, Austin
E. |
1918 |
| 98/12 | Parsons, Ulysses
S. |
1918 |
| 98/12 | Stillman, W. O. |
1918 |
| 98/13 | Sherman, Gardiner
E. |
1918 |
| 98/13 | Bryan, J. W. |
1918 |
| 98/13 | Beebe, Orville |
1918 |
| 98/13-99/1 | Withdrawal from
Russia |
1918 |
| 98/13-99/1 | Regarding Panama Canal |
1918 |
| 98/13-99/1 | National Trademark
Bill |
1918 |
| 99/1 | Salisbury, Guy M. |
1918 |
| 99/2 | Agen, J. B. |
1918 |
| 99/2 | Farnam, F. C. |
1918 |
| 99/2 | McFetridge, Geo.
H. |
1918 |
| 99/3 | Newhall, Frank H. |
1918 |
| 99/3 | Employer's Association of the
Inland Empire |
1918 |
| 99/3 | Preston, James H. |
1918 |
| 99/3 | Packing Industry |
1918 |
| 99/4 | Spokane Interstate
Fair |
1918 |
| 99/4 | Illustrious Order of American
Patriots |
1918 |
| 99/5 | Bryan, J. W. |
1918 |
| 99/5 | Blackiston |
1918 |
| 99/5 | The Minutemen of
Washington |
1918 |
| 99/5 | Gauntt, S. D. |
1918 |
| 99/5 | Seattle City Light Skagit
River Power Site |
1918 |
| 99/5 | American Victory
Union |
1918 |
| 99/5 | American Committee for
Armenian and Syrian Relief |
1918 |
| 99/5 | The Minute Men |
1918-1919 |
| 99/5 | Gompers, Samuel |
1918 |
| 99/5 | Road from Puyallup to
Sumner |
1918 |
| 99/6 | Wilbur, J. N. |
1918 |
| 99/6 | Yakima Hop Growers
Association |
1918 |
| 99/6 | Ballinger, Walter
F. |
1918 |
| 99/6 | American Committee for
Armenian and Syrian Relief |
1918 |
| 99/6 | Albring, A. J. |
1918 |
| 99/6 | Griffiths, Austin
E. |
1918 |
| 99/6 | Commission to
Siberia |
1918 |
| 99/6 | Cadwalader, John |
1918 |
| 99/6 | Hartman, John P. |
1918 |
| 99/6 | National Institute of
Inventors |
1918 |
| 99/7-9 | Fuel Industries and
Administration |
1918-1920 |
| 99/9 | Associated Chambers of
Commerce |
1918 |
| 99/9 | "Angelus" - Noone Prayer for
Victory - S.J.R. 164 |
1918 |
| 99/9 | Jones, Charlotte
F. |
1918 |
| 99/10 | Glen, J. M. |
1918 |
| 99/10 | Cory, Arthur S. |
1918 |
| 99/10 | Bates, B. Scott |
1918 |
| 99/10 | Bryan, J. W. |
1918 |
| 99/10 | Merritt, W. H. |
1918 |
| 99/10 | Ford, J. A. |
1918 |
| 99/10 | Suzzallo, Henry |
1918 |
| 99/10 | Industrial Association of
Seattle |
1918 |
| 99/10 | Rosenwald, Julius |
1918 |
| 99/10 | Berry, Mrs. Helen
J. |
1918 |
| 99/11 | Bartlett,
Adelbert |
1918 |
| 99/11 |
The American Boy
|
1918 |
| 99/11 | Deportation of Matsutaro
Kajita |
1918 |
| 99/11 | Chamber of Commerce.
Spokane |
1918 |
| 99/11 | Farnham, F. C. |
1918 |
| 99/11 | Glasmacher, H. A. |
1918 |
| 99/11 | University of Washington
Water Resources Experimental Station |
1918 |
| 99/11 | Revenue Cutter "Unalga" Sent
to King Cove with Emergency Supplies |
1918 |
| 99/11 | Nicholls, Walter
J. |
1918 |
| 99/11 | Pendleton, Ida |
1918 |
| 99/12 | Porter, A. L. |
1918 |
| 99/12 | Patrick, R. |
1918 |
| 99/12 | Appointment of Mexican Consul
in Seattle |
1918 |
| 99/12 | Rutter, R. L. |
1918 |
| 99/12 | Sparling, Jack |
1918 |
| 99/12 | Wilson, Jennie D. |
1918 |
| 99/12 | Yugoslavian Communities in
Washington State |
1918 |
| 99/12 | Rutter, R. L. |
1918 |
| 99/12 | Panama Canal Act |
1914 |
| Box/Folder | ||
| 99/13-100/8 | Mailing Lists, Organizational
Membership Lists, Voting Lists, Other Lists of Names |
|
| 100/9-11 | Selected
Invitations |
|
| 100/12-13 | Miscellaneous Publications By
Others |
|
| 100/14 | Clippings |
|
| 100/15-101/8 | Newspapers |
|
Political (File 7)
Correspondents in the series "Political Correspondence: 1916
campaign," although not listed, are also mostly the same as the general
political correspondence.
The original order of this file was not maintained.
Correspondence is arranged in four subject categories. Within these categories,
correspondence is alphabetical by name, and includes correspondence both with
and about the individual, organization or topic named. Identification numbers
were not retained.
Non-correspondence is arranged separately at the end of the
file. The series "Correspondence Regarding Senatorial Contests" is not
alphabetized; it is grouped by state and otherwise in original order. The
correspondents in this series are often the same as those in the general
political correspondence.
|
||
General Political
Correspondence |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 101/9 | Adams, Charles |
1912 |
| 101/10 | Aldrich, W. A. |
1912 |
| 101/11 | Aldwell, J. Lloyd |
1912, 1914, 1918 |
| 101/12 | Allison, F. E. |
1912 |
| 101/13 | Archer, Samuel |
1912 |
| 101/14 | Atkinson, C. R. |
1912-1913 |
| 101/15 | A - Miscellaneous |
1912 |
| 101/16 | Ballaine, John E. |
1912, 1916 |
| 101/17 | Barron, L. G. |
1912, 1914 |
| 101/18 | Baumert, Andrew,
Junion |
1918 |
| 101/19 | Beaton, K. C. |
1912 |
| 101/20 | Benjamin, Raymond |
1918-19 |
| 101/21 | Beveridge, Albert
J. |
1912-1914 |
| 101/22 | Biggar, William
J. |
1912-1914 |
| 102/1 | Biggar, William
J. |
1912 |
| 102/2 | Biggar, William
J. |
1911-1912 |
| 102/3 | Blanton, S. R. |
1914-1916 |
| 102/4 | Bourne, Jonathan,
Junior |
1912, 1919 |
| 102/5 | Bray, Minnie Anne |
1912-1915 |
| 102/6 | Brewster, William
F. |
1918 |
| 102/7 | Brougham, H. B. |
1916 |
| 102/8 | Brown, E. K. |
1911, 1913-1914 |
| 102/9 | Bryan, J. W. |
1911-1912 |
| 102/10 | Burbank, C. H. |
1912-1913, 1915 |
| 102/11 | Burdsall, C. S. |
1912, 1915 |
| 102/12 | Burford, Grover
S. |
1912 |
| 102/13 | B - Miscellaneous |
1911-1914, 1918 |
| 102/14 | Campbell, Henry
C. |
1912-1914 |
| 102/15 | Campbell, J. E. |
1912, 1914 |
| 102/16 | Canfield, B. H. |
1912 |
| 102/17 | Canfield, H. W. |
1918 |
| 102/18 | Case, Charles R. |
1911-1912 |
| 102/19 | Case, Otto A. |
1911-1912 |
| 102/20 | Casey, Thomas J. |
1913 |
| 102/21 | Cheney, G. W. |
1912-1913 |
| 102/22 | Christensen, Carl |
1912 |
| 102/23 | Cochems, H. F. |
1912-1913 |
| 102/24 | Coe, William T. |
1912-1913 |
| 102/25 | Colby, Bainbridge |
1912-1914 |
| 102/26 | Coleman, R. R. |
1912, 1916 |
| 102/27 | Cory, Arthur S. |
1911-1912, 1914-1915 |
| 102/28 | Cowan, G. F. |
1912-1913 |
| 102/29 | Cowles, W. H. |
1912 |
| 102/30 | Craven, Hermon W. |
1912 |
| 102/31 | Creel, H. B. |
1912, 1915-1916, 1918 |
| 102/32 | Cronin, J. F. |
1912 |
| 102/33 | Currie, John D. |
1912, 1918 |
| 102/34 | Curtis, Al H. |
1912 |
| 102/35 | C - Miscellaneous |
1912-1918 |
| 102/36 | Dale, C. Allen |
1911-1912, 1915 |
| 102/37 | Damren, Kenneth
H. |
1913 |
| 102/38 | Darknell, Wm. H. |
1912 |
| 102/39 | Darnall, H. A. |
1912 |
| 102/40 | Davenport, James
S. |
1912 |
| 103/1 | Davis, A. H. |
1912, 1914 |
| 103/2 | Davis, A. W. |
1912 |
| 103/3 | Davis, O. K. |
1912, 1914 |
| 103/4 | Deane, Charles I. |
1918 |
| 103/5 | Detrich, A. Nevin |
1911-1914 |
| 103/6 | DePew, Pierre |
1912, 1914-1915 |
| 103/7 | Dilling, George
W. |
1912-1913 |
| 103/8 | Dixon, Joseph M. |
1912, 1914 |
| 103/9 | Doland, A. W. |
1912-1913, 1918 |
| 103/10 | Douglas, W. L. |
1911-1912 |
| 103/11 | Dow, Lorenzo |
1911-1913 |
| 103/12 | Dowling, W. J. |
1915 |
| 103/13 | Dunlop, Dave S. |
1915 |
| 103/14 | Durham, N. W. |
1912 |
| 103/15 | Durrent, James A. |
1914 |
| 103/16 | Dye, Holton |
1914 |
| 103/17 | D - Miscellaneous |
1912, 1914, 1918 |
| 103/18 | Edmonds, Richard
H. |
1918 |
| 103/19 | Edris, W. P. |
1912-1913 |
| 103/20 | Elliott, T. C. |
1912, 1914 |
| 103/21 | Ellsworth, J. S. |
1913-1914 |
| 103/22 | Estep, Francis |
1912 |
| 103/23 | Evenson, E. W. |
1912-1913 |
| 103/24 | E - Miscellaneous |
1912, 1914 |
| 103/25 | Fairbank, Mrs.
Kellogg |
1912 |
| 103/26 | Falconer, J. A. |
1912-1913, 1915 |
| 103/27 | Faville, E. E. |
1914, 1915 |
| 103/28 | Fesler, Leo K. |
1912 |
| 103/29 | Fish, Hamilton |
1912-1913 |
| 103/30 | Flower, B. O. |
1912, 1914 |
| 103/31 | Ford, J. A. |
1916, 1918 |
| 103/32 | France, C. J. |
1912-1914 |
| 103/33 | Franklin County
Progressives |
1912 |
| 103/34 | F - Miscellaneous |
1912, 1915, 1918 |
| 103/35 | Gandy, Lloyd |
1912 |
| 103/36 | Gibson, Julian M. |
1914 |
| 103/37 | Gillbo, A. J. |
1913 |
| 103/38 | Gilliam, M. H. |
1912, 1914 |
| 103/39 | Gardner, Gilson |
1912-1913, 1915 |
| 103/40 | Gipson, J. H. |
1912-1914 |
| 103/41 | Glasgow, C. H. |
1918 |
| 103/42 | Glasmacher, H. A. |
1918 |
| 103/43 | Glover, Wm. A. |
1913 |
| 103/44 | Goldthwaite, Wm.
A. |
1912 |
| 103/45 | Gooding, James B. |
1912 |
| 103/46 | Goodwin, F. M. |
1912 |
| 103/47 | Green, Frank C. |
1912 |
| 103/48 | Gregory, W. D. |
1912-1913, 1918 |
| 103/49 | Griffiths, Austin
E. |
1912, 1914 |
| 103/50 | G - Miscellaneous |
1912-1918 |
| 103/51 | Hagen, W. H. |
1912-1913, 1918 |
| 103/52 | Hale, Matthew |
1912-1913 |
| 103/53 | Hannan, George F. |
1912 |
| 103/54 | Hannan, John J. |
1911 |
| 103/55 | Hansen, D. C. |
1912-1913 |
| 103/56 | Hanson, Ole |
1912, 1914 |
| 103/57 | Harper, Frank |
1912 |
| 103/58 | Harris, J. Harry |
1912 |
| 103/59 | Harrison, S. J. |
1916 |
| 104/1 | Hartman, John P. |
1912, 1918 |
| 104/2 | Haynes, G. A. |
1912-1913 |
| 104/3 | Haynes, Paul P. |
1914 |
| 104/4 | Hays, Will H. |
1918-1919 |
| 104/5 | Hazeltine, F. A. |
1911 |
| 104/6 | Hinebaugh, W. H. |
1913-1914, 1916 |
| 104/7 | Hodge, Robert
Tait |
1911-1912 |
| 104/8 | Holmes, M. M. |
1912 |
| 104/9 | Holmway, John W. |
1913 |
| 104/10 | Howard, George
Carver |
1912 |
| 104/11 | Humphrey, W. E. |
1912, 1918 |
| 104/12 | Hunt, Clair |
1915 |
| 104/13 | H - Miscellaneous |
1911-1918 |
| 104/14 | Insinger, R. |
1912 |
| 104/15 | Invitations to
Speak |
1912 |
| 104/16 | Invitations to
Speak |
1913 |
| 104/17-18 | Invitations to
Speak |
1914 |
| 104/19-20 | Invitations to
Speak |
1915 |
| 104/21 | Invitations to
Speak |
1915, 1918 |
| 104/22 | James, H. H. |
1912 |
| 104/23 | Jesseph, L. C. |
1914 |
| 104/24 | Joab, Albert E. |
1912, 1914 |
| 104/25 | Johnson, J. A. |
1912, 1915 |
| 104/26 | Johnson, W. Lon |
1912 |
| 104/27 | Johnston, Louis
L. |
1912 |
| 104/28 | Jones, T. H. |
1911-1912 |
| 104/29 | Jones, V. R. |
1912 |
| 104/30 | Jones, Winfield |
1918 |
| 104/31 | Jordan, Frederick
G. |
1912 |
| 104/32 | J - Miscellaneous |
1911-1913, 1915 |
| 104/33 | Kaufman, W. H. |
1910-1912 |
| 104/34 | Kegley, C. B. |
1911-1913, 1915 |
| 104/35 | Kelleher, Dan |
1912 |
| 104/36 | Kellogg, J. Y. C. |
1912, 1918 |
| 104/37 | Kelly, J. G. |
1918 |
| 104/38 | Kent, Wm. |
1912, 1916 |
| 104/39 | Kiefer, Sam F. |
1912-1913 |
| 104/40 | Kimball, Horace |
1912 |
| 104/41 | King, Charles D. |
1912 |
| 104/42 | Knox, Frank |
1912 |
| 104/43 | Kuster, L. R. |
1912 |
| 105/1 | K - Miscellaneous |
1912-1918 |
| 105/2 | Landon, Daniel |
1912, 1915 1918 |
| 105/3 | Larimer, D. K. |
1912 |
| 105/4 | Lawrence |
1912 |
| 105/5 | Leach, John M. |
1912-1914 |
| 105/6 | Lebo, Willis R. |
1912 |
| 105/7 | Lewis, A. W. |
1911-1912 |
| 105/8 | Linder, Charles
O. |
1911-1912 |
| 105/9 | Lister, Ernest |
1912-1913 |
| 105/10 | LaFollette, Wm.
L. |
1912 |
| 105/11 | Louttit, George
W. |
1915 |
| 105/12 | L - Miscellaneous |
1912-1913, 1917-1918 |
| 105/13 | McCormick, Medill |
1912, 1914 |
| 105/14 | McCormick, Robert
R. |
1912 |
| 105/15 | McGuffey, John H. |
1912 |
| 105/16 | McHarg, Ormsby |
1912 |
| 105/17 | McManamna, P. J.
S. |
1914-1915 |
| 105/18 | Marsh, Richard |
1918 |
| 105/19 | Martin, H. N. |
1912 |
| 105/20 | Massachusetts
Trip |
|
| 105/21 | Matheny, M. F. |
1914 |
| 105/22 | Mayar, Deed H. |
1914-1915 |
| 105/23 | Merriam, P. C. |
1914 |
| 105/24 | Merritt, F. D. |
1912 |
| 105/25 | Merryman, E. J. |
1914 |
| 105/26 | Miller, H. B. |
1912, 1914 |
| 105/27 | Miller, John W. |
1912 |
| 105/28 | Miller, M. Wesley |
1913 |
| 105/29 | Molden, W. H. |
1912 |
| 105/30 | Montana Campaign
Trip |
1912 |
| 105/31 | Moore, O. C. |
1912, 1915, 1918 |
| 105/32 | Moore, O. C. |
1912 |
| 105/33 | Moran, Robert |
1912-1913 |
| 105/34 | Morgan, F. G. |
1912 |
| 105/35 | Munsey, Frank A. |
1912 |
| 105/36 | Murphine, Thomas
F. |
1911-1915 |
| 105/37 | Murphy, W. P. |
1912 |
| 105/38 | M - Miscellaneous |
1911-1915, 1918 |
| 105/39 | Nattrass |
1912, 1913 |
| 105/40 | New Jersey Campaign
Trip |
1912 |
| 105/41 | Norman, Sidney |
1912 |
| 105/42 | N - Miscellaneous |
1911-1916 |
| 105/43 | O'Connor, Kenneth |
1912 |
| 105/44 | Ohio Campaign
Trip |
1912 |
| 105/45 | O'Neill, R. H. |
1913-1914 |
| 105/46 | O - Miscellaneous |
1912-1913 |
| 105/47 | Page, Archie N. |
1911 |
| 105/48 | Page, Thomas D. |
1912 |
| 105/49 | Paige, E. H. |
1912 |
| 105/50 | Parry, Will H. |
1913-1915 |
| 105/51 | Patten, J. H. |
1912 |
| 105/52 | Paul, Alice |
1913 |
| 105/53 | Payne, George
Henry |
1913-1915 |
| 106/1 | Peacock, M. A. |
1912, 1914, 1916 |
| 106/2 | Perkins, George
W. |
1915 |
| 106/3 | Perkins, George
W. |
1914 |
| 106/4 | Perkins, George
W. |
1912-1914 |
| 106/5 | Phelan, Charles |
1912 |
| 106/6 | Phelps, Byron |
1912-1914 |
| 106/7 | Pinchot, Amos R.
E. |
1912-1913 |
| 106/8 | Pinchot, Gifford |
1912 |
| 106/9 | Pinkerton, Roy D. |
1914-1915 |
| 106/10 | Poe, Burns |
1915, 1918 |
| 106/11 | Political Situation,
Washington State |
1914-1915 |
| 106/12 | Possible Libel by Opposition
Press |
1913-1914 |
| 106/13-15 | Possible Libel by Opposition
Press |
1913 |
| 106/16 | Post, Homer L. |
1912 |
| 106/17 | Presidential Campaign
(1916) |
1916 |
| 106/18 | Presidential Campaign
(1916) |
1915-1916 |
| 106/19 | Preston, Mrs.
Josephine |
1918 |
| 106/20 | Price, Charley |
1911-1913 |
| 106/21 | Prim, Robert |
1912 |
| 106/22 | Primary Election Law,
Washington State |
1915 |
| 106/23 | Progressive National
Committee, Volunteer Department |
1913-1915 |
| 106/24-25 | Progressive National
Committee, Volunteer Department |
1913 |
| 107/1 | Progressive National
Committee, Volunteer Department |
1913-1914 |
| 107/2 | Regarding Progressive
Newspapers |
1914 |
| 107/3 | Regarding Progressive
Newspapers |
1913 |
| 107/4 | Prouty, Fred E. |
1913, 1915 |
| 107/5 | P - Miscellaneous |
1912-1915, 1918 |
| 107/6 | Ranck, Glenn N. |
1911-1912, 1915 |
| 107/7 | Ray, L. V. |
1912, 1916 |
| 107/8 | Read, Jesse H. |
1912 |
| 107/9 | Reading, A. B. |
1911-1912 |
| 107/10 | Reid, J. C. |
1912 |
| 107/11 | Requests for Information
Regarding Presidential Primaries |
1914, 1916 |
| 107/12 | Requests for Tickets to
National Conventions |
1912, 1916 |
| 107/13 | Revelle, Thomas
P. |
1912 |
| 107/14 | Richards, R. O. |
1913 |
| 107/15 | Richey, H. G. |
1912-1913 |
| 107/16 | Rogers, Reverend Edgar
M. |
1915 |
| 107/17 | Rooms for Washington
Delegation - Republican National Convention |
1912 |
| 107/18 | Roosevelt, T. R. |
1912-1914, 1916 |
| 107/19 | Roosevelt, T. R. - Visit to
Washington State |
1914 |
| 107/20 | Roosevelt, T. R. - Visit to
Washington State |
1912 |
| 107/21 | Rose, J. L. |
1912-1916 |
| 107/22 | R - Miscellaneous |
1912, 1914-1915 |
| 107/23 | Sapp, C. S. |
1912 |
| 107/24 | Scott, Paul R. |
1916 |
| 107/25 | Regarding
Seattle Sun
|
1914-1915 |
| 107/26 | Sheldon, Win. K. |
1912-1914 |
| 107/27 | Shepperson, J. E. |
1914-1916 |
| 107/28 | Shoemaker, Joel |
1912-1913 |
| 107/29 | Simmons, Arthur |
1912 |
| 107/30 | Simonds, H. A. |
1912 |
| 107/31 | Slater, H. H. |
1912 |
| 107/32 | Slater, L. Roy |
1912-1914, 1918 |
| 107/33 | Sloan, Doctor
George |
1912 |
| 107/34 | Smith, Reverend Ernest
M. |
1913-1914 |
| 107/35 | Smith, Joe |
1911-1912 |
| 108/1 | Snyder, Edgar |
1911-1912 |
| 108/2 | Stalford, Philip
P. |
1912 |
| 108/3 | Stangeland, Charles
E. |
1915 |
| 108/4 | Steers, Alson W. |
1912, 1914 |
| 108/5 | Stephenson, Percy
S. |
1913-1914 |
| 108/6 | Stewart, Grant A. |
1912-1913 |
| 108/7 | Sullivan, Mark |
1911, 1914-1915 |
| 108/8 | Sa-Spar -
Miscellaneous |
1912, 1914-1915 1918 |
| 108/9 | Spau-Sw -
Miscellaneous |
1911-1914, 1918 |
| 108/10 | Tait, Galen L. |
1918 |
| 108/11 | Taylor, C. C. |
1912-1913 |
| 108/12 | Tebbetts, Frank
P. |
1911-1913 |
| 108/13 | Thierman, J.
Henry |
1913 |
| 108/14 | Thompson, Chas.
H. |
1912, 1914 |
| 108/15 | Thompson, Fred W. |
1911-1912 |
| 108/16 | Tokaji, Bela |
1912-1913 |
| 108/17 | Tupper, C. T. |
1915 |
| 108/18 | Tuttle, C. R. |
1912 |
| 108/19 | T - Miscellaneous |
1912-1918 |
| 108/20 | Vincent, L. A. |
1911-1912 |
| 108/21 | Regarding Vermont
Trip |
1914 |
| 108/22 | Regarding Vermont Trip
(1912) |
1912-1913 |
| 108/23 | Regarding Vice Presidential
Candidacy |
1918 |
| 108/24 | V - Miscellaneous |
1912-1913 |
| 108/25 | Walker, Chas. W. |
1912-1913 |
| 108/26 | Walker, Sam |
1918 |
| 108/27 | Warburton,
Stanton |
1912, 1914 |
| 108/28 | Washington State Delegation
to Republican National Convention |
1912 |
| 108/29 | Washington State Republican
Convention |
1911-1912 |
| 108/30 | Weeks, C. H. |
1912-1913 |
| 108/31 | Weile, Chas. |
1914 |
| 108/32 | Welles, A. M. |
1912 |
| 108/33 | Wickersham, James |
1918 |
| 108/34 | Wiley, R. A. |
1914 |
| 108/35 | Wilmington, Delaware
Trip |
1912 |
| 108/36 | Wilson, Rufus |
1911-1912 |
| 108/37 | Wise, John S.,
Junior |
1918 |
| 108/38 | Woods, Frank P. |
1915, 1918 |
| 108/39 | Woods, Ralph |
1911-1912 |
| 108/40 | Woods, Rufus |
1912-1914, 1918 |
| 108/41 | Wright, W. S. |
1912 |
| 108/42 | Wrighter, W. D. |
1912, 1916 |
| 108/43 | W - Miscellaneous |
1912-1918 |
| 109/1 | Young, R. A. B. |
1912, 1914 |
| 109/2 | Yuse, Frank |
1911-1912 |
| 109/3 | Y - Miscellaneous |
1912, 1914, 1916 |
| 109/4 | Zediker, James F. |
1912 |
| 109/5 | Zuppann, W. E. |
1912 |
Correspondence Regarding
Senatorial Contests, General Election |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 109/6 | Alabama, California,
Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, London (England) |
1913-1914 |
| 109/7 | Maine, Maryland |
1913-1914 |
| 109/8 | Massachusetts |
1913-1914 |
| 109/9 | New Jersey |
1913-1914 |
| 109/10 | South Dakota, Utah,
Virginia |
1913-1914 |
| 109/11-21 | Washington |
1913-1914 |
| 110/1 | West Virginia |
1913-1914 |
Miscellaneous Political
Correspondence Regarding 1916 Campaign |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 110/2 | A |
1915-1916 |
| 110/3-6 | B |
1915-1916 |
| 110/7-12 | C |
1915-1916 |
| 110/13-15 | D |
1915-1916 |
| 110/16-17 | E |
1915-1916 |
| 110/18 | F |
1915-1916 |
| 110/19-20 | G |
1915-1916 |
| 110/21-111/3 | H |
1915-1916 |
| 111/4 | H-I |
1915-1916 |
| 111/5-6 | J |
1915-1916 |
| 111/7-8 | K |
1915-1916 |
| 111/9-10 | L |
1915-1916 |
| 111/11-15 | M |
1915-1916 |
| 111/16 | N |
1915-1916 |
| 111/17 | O |
1915-1916 |
| 111/18-21 | P |
1915-1916 |
| 111/22-24 | R |
1915-1916 |
| 111/25-112/3 | S |
1915-1916 |
| 112/4-5 | T |
1915-1916 |
| 112/6 | U-V |
1915-1916 |
| 112/7-10 | W |
1915-1916 |
| 112/11 | Y-Z |
1915-1916 |
Political Correspondence
Regarding 1918 Campaign |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 112/12 | Armitage, George
H. |
1918 |
| 112/12 | Arnold, Jos. A. |
1918 |
| 112/12 | Barry, Richard |
1918 |
| 112/12 | Chilberg, J. E. |
1918 |
| 112/12 | Crandell, George
E. |
1918 |
| 112/12 | Doland, A. W. |
1918 |
| 112/12 | Giesselman, E. W.
F. |
1918 |
| 112/12 | Howard, Clinton
W. |
1918 |
| 112/12 | Hutchinson, R. A. |
1918 |
| 112/13 | Johnson, E. Ben |
1918 |
| 112/13 | Kelly, J. G. |
1918 |
| 112/13 | Kimball, Horace |
1918 |
| 112/14 | Rutter, R. Lewis |
1918 |
| 112/14 | Slemp, C. B. |
1918 |
| 112/14 | Webster, J.
Stanley |
1918 |
| 112/14 | Yuse, Frank |
1918 |
| Box/Folder | ||
| 112/15 | Clippings |
undated |
Campaign Statements |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 112/16 | Poindexter's Record in 62nd
and 63rd Congress |
undated |
| 112/16 | Tariff Statement |
undated |
| 112/16 | Statement for N.W. Farm and
Orchard |
undated |
| Box/Folder | ||
| 112/17-20 | Newspapers |
undated |
| 112/21 | Republican Party
Platform |
1912 |
| 112/22 | Articles From
Lafollette's Weekly
|
1910 |
| 112/23 | Progressive Party News
Releases |
1913 |
| 112/24 | Campaign Ephemera |
1906-1920 |
| 112/25 | Ephemera |
1912, 1915 |
Department of the Navy (File
8)
Microfilm identification numbers were retained but there is no
apparent organization to the file.
This file contains department correspondence with and about the
Department of the Navy, naval personnel, and naval contracts.
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 113/1-14 | Correspondence Regarding
Department of the Navy |
1911-1919 |
| 114/1-17 | Correspondence Regarding
Department of the Navy |
1911-1919 |
| 115/1-11 | Correspondence Regarding
Department of the Navy |
1911-1919 |
War Department (File
9)
The correspondence in this series is divided into two groups.
The first group is organized by subject headings. The second group was
apparently organized by name or topic originally, but any headings were lost
when the original folders were discarded during filming.
The subject matter of these files includes projects and military
contracts.
The microfilming identification numbers were retained.
|
||
Correspondence Regarding War
Department |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 115/12 | Training of Civilians for
Army |
1918 |
| 115/13 | Army Volunteers |
1916 |
| 115/14 | American Lake Military
Site |
1916 |
| 115/15 | Engineering -
Construction |
1918 |
| 115/15 | Forestry
Engineers |
1917-1918 |
| 115/16-116/2 | Engineering Corps - Railways
and Stevedores |
1917-1918 |
| 116/3 | Camouflage Corps |
1918 |
| 116/3 | Quartermaster
Department |
1918-19 |
| 116/4-5 | War Service
Exchange |
1918 |
| 116/6 | Army Field Clerks |
1918 |
| 116/6 | Newspaper
Correspondence |
1917 |
| 116/6 | Chemical Warfare
Service |
1918 |
| 116/7 | Motor
Transportation |
1917-1918 |
| 116/8 | Chaplains |
1917 |
| 116/9-11 | Medical Corps, United States
Army |
1918 |
| 116/12 | Dental Corps |
1918 |
| 116/13 | Miscellaneous - Surgeon
General, et cetera |
1918 |
| 116/13 | Pharmacists |
1918 |
| 116/13 | Base Hospital
Service |
1917, 1919 |
| 116/13 | Owen Bill |
1918 |
| 117/1 | Signal Corps |
1917-1918 |
| 117/1-3 | Aviation Corps |
1917-1918 |
| 117/4-5 | Spruce Production |
1918 |
| 117/5 | Reserve Officer Training
Corps (ROTC) - First Camp |
1917-1918 |
| 117/6 | Reserve Officer Training
Corps (ROTC) - Second Camp |
1917-1918 |
| 117/6-8 | Reserve Officer Training
Corps (ROTC) - Third Camp |
1918 |
| 118/8 | Reserve Officer Training
Corps (ROTC) - Fourth Camp |
1918 |
| 117/8-9 | Reserve Officer Training
Corps (ROTC) - Fifth Camp |
1918 |
| 117/10 | Reichmann Treason
Case |
1917 |
| 117/11-118/8 | General War
Matters |
1918-19 |
| 118/9-13 | Conscription |
1917-1918 |
| 118/14 | Recognition of Draft
Boards |
1918-19 |
| 118/14 | Camp Lewis |
1917-1918 |
| 118/15 | Construction of Hospital at
Camp Lewis |
1917 |
| 118/15 | Medical Training School at
Camp Lewis |
1917 |
| 118/15 | Aviation Site at
Spokane |
1917-1918 |
| 119/1 | Exemption Boards |
1918 |
| 119/2 | Military Intelligence
Bureau |
1918 |
| 119/2 | Nurses |
1918 |
| 119/2-6 | Russian Service |
1918 |
| 119/2-6 | Phillipine Scouts |
1918 |
| 119/7 | Civilian Personnel
Bureau |
1918 |
| 119/7 | Tank Corps |
1918 |
| 119/7 | Sanitary Corps |
1918 |
| 119/7 | Railway Regiment |
1918 |
| 119/7 | Field Artillery |
1918 |
| 119/7 | Oath for Enlisted
Men |
1918 |
| 119/8 | Furloughs |
1918 |
| 119/8 | Artillery Officers' Training
School |
1918 |
| 119/9 | Camp Matters |
1918 |
| 119/9-120/5 | German Peace
Proposals |
1918 |
| Box/Folder | ||
| 120/6-125/1 | General Correspondence
Regarding War Department |
1911-1919 |
| 125/3 | Newspapers |
undated |
Rivers and Harbors (File
10) |
||
Correspondence Regarding Rivers
and Harbors |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 125/4-8 | Columbia River |
1911-1916 |
| 125/9 | Hoquiam River |
1911 |
| 125/9-10 | Willapa Harbor |
1911-1919 |
| 125/9-10 | Palux River |
1911-1912 |
| 125/9-10 | Cathlamet Channel |
1913 |
| 125/11 | Grays Harbor |
1911-1914 |
| 125/12 | Connecticut River |
1911-1913 |
| 125/13 | Canals in Washington
State |
1912 |
| 125/13 | Sullivan Lake |
1911 |
| 125/14 | Hudson River |
1912 |
| 125/14 | National Waterways
Conference |
1912 |
| 125/14 | Columbia River |
1914 |
| 125/14 | National Rivers and Harbors
Congress |
1912 |
| 126/1 | National Rivers and Harbors
Congress |
1912-1914 |
| 126/1 | Waterways Improvements in
Washington State |
1913 |
| 126/2 | Coos Bay |
1912 |
| 126/2 | Pacific Highway
Bridge |
1912 |
| 126/2 | Columbia River |
1912 |
| 126/3 | Cowlitz River |
1912-1919 |
| 126/3 | Mississippi River - Cape
Girardeau |
1913 |
| 126/3 | Swinomish Slough, Padilla
Bay |
1914 |
| 126/3 | Flood Control |
1913 |
| 126/3 | Hamilton, Ohio
Flood |
1913 |
| 126/3-4 | Columbia River
Dredge |
1911-1913 |
| 126/3-4 | New York Harbor |
1913 |
| 126/5 | Columbia River - Northport
Bridge |
1913 |
| 126/5 | Edison Slough |
1913 |
| 126/5 | Flooding - King and Pierce
Counties |
1913 |
| 126/5 | Duwamish Waterway |
1914 |
| 126/6 | East River |
1913 |
| 126/6 | Columbia River
Dredge |
1914 |
| 126/6 | Pend Oreille
River |
1914 |
| 126/6 | Denver Irrigation
Conference |
1914 |
| 126/7 | Bachelor's Slough |
1914 |
| 126/7 | Nooksack River |
1914 |
| 126/7 | Stream Pollution |
1915 |
| 126/7 | Columbia River |
1914 |
| 126/7 | Skagit River |
1914 |
| 126/7 | Cap Sante
Waterway |
1914 |
| 126/7 | Columbia River |
1915 |
| 126/7 | Admiralty Inlet |
1914 |
| 126/8 | Celild Canal
Celebration |
1915 |
| 126/8 | Erie Canal |
1915 |
| 126/8 | Snake River |
1915 |
| 126/9 | Anacortes Harbor |
1915 |
| 126/9 | Columbia River |
1916 |
| 126/9 | Fletcher Bay |
1915 |
| 126/9 | Venice,
California |
1915 |
| 126/9 | Inland Commerce |
1915 |
| 126/9 | Labor Matters |
1916 |
| 126/9 | Bakers Bay Dredge |
1916 |
| 126/9 | Liberty Bay |
1915 |
| 126/9 | Yaquina Harbor |
1916 |
| 126/9 | Port Gamble
Harbor |
1916 |
| 126/9 | Snake River, Nome
Harbor |
1916 |
| 126/9 | Columbia River |
1916 |
| 126/10 | Black River, Renton
Harbor |
1917 |
| 126/10 | Okanogan River |
1917 |
| 126/10 | Columbia River |
1918 |
Positions (File 11)
This file contains correspondence, mostly concerning
applications, applicants, and candidates for various positions both public and
private. It also includes files dealing with military promotions; transfer,
dismissal or promotion of civil servants; and general enquiries about civil
service positions.
Only correspondence dealing with significant positions,
including judgeships, has been retained.
The microfilm identification numbers have been retained as
control.
|
||
Correspondence regarding
Positions |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 126/11 | United States District Judge
- Arizona |
1912-1913 |
| 126/11 | United States Geological
Survey - Alaska |
1912 |
| 126/11 | Census Bureau -
Director |
1912-1917 |
| 126/11 | National Parks Commission -
Gettysburg, Fredericksburg |
1911-1912 |
| 126/11 | Teachers in Panama Canal
Zone |
1912 |
| 126/11 | United States Commissioner -
Grays Harbor |
1912 |
| 126/12 | Controller of the
Currency |
1912 |
| 126/12 | Drug Inspector |
1912 |
| 126/12 | Port Commission
Engineer |
1912 |
| 126/12 | Russian Vice-Consul -
Seattle |
1912 |
| 126/12 | Panama - Pacific Exposition -
Director |
1914 |
| 126/12 | Indian Agents |
1912-1915 |
| 126/12 | Superior Court Judge -
Spokane |
1912 |
| 126/12 | Deputy United States Marshal
- Knik, Alaska |
1912 |
| 126/12 | Land Commissioner |
1912 |
| 126/13-127/1 | Working Woman on Industrial
Commission |
1913 |
| 126/13-127/1 | United States Treasury -
Foreign Agent |
1913 |
| 126/13-127/1 | Panama Canal - Classified
Positions |
1913 |
| 126/13-127/1 | Spokane Consular
Agent |
1911-1912 |
| 126/13-127/1 | General Land Office - Field
Division |
1912-1913 |
| 126/13-127/1 | Panama Canal -
Pilot |
1912 |
| 126/13-127/1 | Officer for Suppression of
Indian Liquor |
|
| 126/13-127/1 | Traffic |
1912 |
| 127/2 | Weather Bureau - Blaine,
Washington |
1914-1915 |
| 127/3 | Secret Service |
1912-1916 |
| 127/3 | United States Surveyor
General - Washington State Office |
1912 |
| 127/3 | Indian Secret Service
Bureau |
1912 |
| 127/3-4 | United States District
Attorney - Eastern Washington |
1913 |
| 127/5-9 | United States District
Attorney - Seattle |
1917 |
| 127/10-12 | United States Supreme Court
Justice |
1916 |
| 127/10-12 | Tulalip Indian School -
Superintendent |
1912 |
| 127/13-128/6 | United States District Judge
- Western Washington |
1912-1913 |
| 128/7 | Deputy United States Marshal
- Alaska |
1912-1915 |
| 128/7 | Alaska School
Service |
1912 |
| 128/7 | United States District Judge
- South Florida |
1912 |
| 128/7 | Commission on Indian
Affairs |
1913 |
| 128/7-9 | Presidential
Postmasters |
1913 |
| 128/10 | United States Land Office -
North Yakima District Registrar |
1913 |
| 128/10 | University of Washington -
Military Department Chair |
1913 |
| 128/10 | University of Washington -
Associate Physicist |
1913 |
| 128/10 | McNeil Island Penitentiary -
Warden |
1911 |
| 128/11 | Phillipines - Educational
Department |
1912 |
| 128/11 | Secretary of the
Interior |
1913 |
| 128/11 | First Deputy District
Attorney |
1912 |
| 128/11-12 | Interstate Commerce
Commissioner |
1917 |
| 128/12 | Collector of Customs -
Portland, Oregon |
1913 |
| 128/12 | Spokane Indian
Agency |
1913 |
| 128/13 | Bureau of Markets - Grain
Supervisor |
1918 |
| 128/13 | Department of Agriculture,
Drainage Division |
1912 |
| 128/13 | Lake Washington Ship
Canal |
1913 |
| 128/13-14 | Secretary to Miles
Poindexter |
1913 |
| 129/1 | United States Ambassador -
Mexico |
1913 |
| 129/1 | Secretary to Mrs.
Wilson |
1913 |
| 129/1-4 | United States Marshal -
Western Washington |
1913 |
| 129/5 | Panama Pacific Exposition -
Commissioners |
1913 |
| 129/5 | United States Senate -
Sergeant at Arms |
1913 |
| 129/5 | United States Army Chief of
Staff - Western States |
1913 |
| 129/5 | Collector of Customs -
Alaska |
1913 |
| 129/5 | United States Senate -
Chaplain |
1913 |
| 129/5 | Immigration Commissioner -
Port of Seattle |
1913 |
| 129/5 | United States Commissioner -
Eastern Washington |
1913 |
| 129/5 | Consular Service |
1911-1913 |
| 129/5 | Phillipines - United States
Hospital Chief |
1913 |
| 129/6 | Phillipine
Commission |
1913 |
| 129/7 | United States Marshal -
Alaska 3rd District |
1913 |
| 129/7 | Progressive Party
Work |
1913 |
| 129/7 | Liquor Traffic
Enforcement |
1913 |
| 129/7 | Bureau of Ordnance -
Chief |
1913 |
| 129/7 | Reclamation Service -
Irrigation Projects |
1913 |
| 129/7 | Porto Rico - Executive
Council |
1913 |
| 129/8-9 | Collector of Customs -
Washington District |
1913 |
| 129/9 | Civil Service
Commissioner |
1913 |
| 129/10 | Commissioner of
Pensions |
1913 |
| 129/10 | Second Assistant Postmaster
General |
1913 |
| 129/10 | United States District Judge
- Alaska |
1913 |
| 129/10 | Phillipines - Director of
Printing |
1913 |
| 129/10 | Assistant Secretary of the
Interior |
1913 |
| 129/11 | United States Minister -
Haiti |
1913 |
| 129/11 | General Land Office -
Assistant Commissioner |
1913 |
| 129/11 | Game Warden - Seward,
Alaska |
1913 |
| 129/11 | United States Court of Claims
Judge |
1913 |
| 129/11 | United States Land Office -
Special Agent |
1913 |
| 129/11 | Austro-Hungarian Consul -
Seattle |
1914 |
| 129/11 | United States Land Office -
Indian Agent |
1913 |
| 129/11 | Colville Reservation -
Appraisement Commission |
1913 |
| 129/12 | United States Surveyor
General - Washington |
1913 |
| 129/12 | Fish Commissioner |
1913 |
| 129/12 | Anti-Saloon League -
Pennsylvania State Superintendent |
1913 |
| 129/12 | Collector of Customs -
Spokane |
1913-1914 |
| 129/12 | United States Minister -
Uruguay |
1913 |
| 129/12 | United States Marshal -
Hawaii |
1914 |
| 129/12 | United States Land Office -
Special Agent |
1914 |
| 129/12 | United States Land Office -
Commissioner |
1913 |
| 129/13 | United States Army -
Chaplain |
1914 |
| 129/13 | Assistant Chief Boiler
Inspector, Seattle |
1914 |
| 130/1 | Deputy Immigration Inspector
- Oroville, Washington |
1913 |
| 130/1 | United States Deputy
Assistant Treasurer |
1913 |
| 130/1 | Indian Agent |
1913 |
| 130/1 | Panama Pacific Exposition -
Government Exhibit Board |
1913 |
| 130/1 | Collector of
Customs |
1913 |
| 130/1 | United States Attorney -
Hawaii |
1913 |
| 130/1 | Shipping Commissioner - Port
Townsend |
1913 |
| 130/1 | Interstate Commerce
Commission - Special Agent |
1913 |
| 130/1 | United States Consul -
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada |
1913 |
| 130/2 | United States District
Attorney - Southern West Virginia |
1913 |
| 130/2 | Special Investigator - Stock
Exchange |
1913 |
| 130/3 | United States Marshal - North
Yakima |
1914 |
| 130/3 | United States Minister -
Venezuela |
1913 |
| 130/3 | United States Assay Office -
Seattle |
1914 |
| 130/3 | United States Immigration
Inspector |
1914 |
| 130/3 | Internal Revenue
Collector |
1913 |
| 130/4 | United States Land Office -
Walla Walla Registrar |
1914 |
| 130/4 | Panama Pacific Exposition -
Washington State Exhibit Commissioner |
1913 |
| 130/4-5 | Internal Revenue Collector -
Tacoma |
1913 |
| 130/4-5 | United States Government
Printing Bureau - Superintendent of Documents |
1913 |
| 130/6 | Logging Engineer |
1913 |
| 130/6 | United States Department of
Justice - Investigator |
1913 |
| 130/6 | United States Marshal -
Utah |
1913 |
| 130/7-8 | United States Marshal -
Eastern Washington |
1913 |
| 130/7-8 | University of Washington
President |
1914 |
| 130/7-8 | Special Agent - Washington
State |
1913 |
| 130/9 | United States Regional
Reserve Bank - Director |
1910-1914 |
| 130/9 | United States Diplomatic
Service |
1914 |
| 130/9 | United States Consul -
Denmark |
1914 |
| 130/10 | United States Marshal -
Western Washington |
1913 |
| 130/11 | United States Immigration
Inspector |
1913 |
| 130/11 | United States Chief Assistant
District Attorney |
1913 |
| 130/12 | United States Minister -
Balkan States |
1913 |
| 130/12 | United States Assistant
Attorney General |
1914 |
| 130/12 | United States Secretary of
the Interior |
1913 |
| 130/12 | United States Consulate -
Italy |
1913 |
| 130/12 | United StatesDistrict
Attorney - Nome, Alaska |
1913 |
| 130/12 | United States Railroad
Administration |
1913 |
| 130/12 | United States Consul -
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada |
1914 |
| 130/12 | Monroe Reformatory -
Superintendent |
1913 |
| 130/13 | United States Military
Attache - Berne, Switzerland |
1913 |
| 130/13 | Cushman Indian School -
Tacoma |
1913 |
| 130/13 | United States Secret
Service |
1913 |
| 130/13 | United States Consular
Service |
1913 |
| 130/13 | United States National Parks
- Chief Scout |
1913 |
| 130/13 | United States Attorney - U.S.
Court for China |
1914 |
| 130/13 | Indian Farmer - Swinomish
Reservation |
1913 |
| 130/13 | Rainier National Park -
Superintendent |
1911-1913 |
| 130/13 | University of Washington -
Board of Regents |
1913 |
| 130/13 | Panama Pacific
Exposition |
1913 |
| 130/14 | Phillipines -
Commissioner |
1913 |
| 130/14 | Governor of
Hawaii |
1913 |
| 130/14 | Internal Revenue
Office |
1913 |
| 130/14 | United States Marshal - Grays
Harbor |
1913 |
| 130/14-131/8 | Alaska Railroad
Positions |
1913 |
| 131/9 | Cushman Indian School -
Superintendent |
1914 |
| 131/9 | Progressive Party
Position |
1914 |
| 131/9 | United States Consulate -
England |
1914 |
| 131/9 | Indian Farmer |
1913 |
| 131/9 | Indian Agent -
Spokane |
1913 |
| 131/9 | United States Land Office -
Spokane Registrar |
1916 |
| 131/9 | University of Washington -
President |
1914 |
| 131/9 | United States Surveyor
General - Utah |
1914 |
| 131/9 | Fifth Civil Service District,
Secretary |
1914 |
| 131/9 | Puget Sound Naval Yard -
Commandant |
1915 |
| 131/9 | United States Marshal -
Panama Canal Zone |
1914 |
| 131/10 | Steamboat
Inspector |
1915 |
| 131/11 | United States Bureau of
Fisheries - Seattle |
1914 |
| 131/11 | Panama Canal Service -
Machinist |
1914 |
| 131/11 | Railway Mail Service - Chief
Clerk - Nome, Alaska |
1914 |
| 131/11 | United States Bureau of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce - Translator |
1915 |
| 131/11 | State College of Washington -
Professor of Military Science |
1914 |
| 131/11 | United States Indian Service
- Superintendent |
1914 |
| 131/12 | Revenue Cutter
Service |
1914 |
| 131/12 | United States Land Office -
Waterville, Washington, Registrar |
1914 |
| 131/12 | Collector of the
Port |
1914 |
| 131/12 | United States Assistant
Attorney - Seattle |
1914 |
| 131/13 | United States Assistant
District Attorney - Juneau, Alaska |
1914 |
| 131/13 | Collector of Customs -
Hawaii |
1914 |
| 131/13-132/3 | Federal Trade
Commission |
1915 |
| 132/4 | United States Surveyor
General - Montana |
1914 |
| 132/4 | United States Minister -
Sweden |
1914 |
| 132/4 | United States Marshal -
Indiana |
1914 |
| 132/4 | Game Warden - King County
Washington |
1914 |
| 132/4 | United States Navy - Surgeon
General |
1914 |
| 132/4-5 | Stangeland, Chas.
E. |
1914-1915 |
| 132/5 | United States Consul -
Shangai |
1914 |
| 132/5 | Gwydir, R. D. |
1914 |
| 132/5 | Rutter, R. L. |
1914 |
| 132/5 | United States Consul -
Edmonton, Alberta |
1913 |
| 132/5 | McNeil Island State
Penitentiary - Warden |
1913 |
| 132/6 | United States Marshal - West
Virginia |
1914 |
| 132/6 | United States District Judge
- Nevada |
1914 |
| 132/6 | United States Immigration
Inspector |
1917 |
| 132/6 | United States Coast Guard -
Captain Commandant |
1915 |
| 132/7 | United States Congressional
Delegate from Hawaii |
1914 |
| 132/7 | United States Indian Service
- Special Examiner |
1914 |
| 132/7 | United States Land Office -
Seattle |
1914-1915 |
| 132/7 | Phillipines - Supreme Court
Judge |
1914 |
| 132/7 | King County
Sheriff |
1915 |
| 132/7 | Coast and Geodetic Survey -
Superintendent |
1915 |
| 132/7 | Panama Canal -
Surgeon |
1915 |
| 132/7 | Alaskan Development
Board |
1915 |
| 132/7 | United States District Judge
- Nome, Alaska |
1915 |
| 132/7 | United States Commissioner -
Omak |
1915 |
| 132/7 | United States Government
Employment of Women |
1915 |
| 132/7 | United States Embassy, London
- Chief Clerk |
1915 |
| 132/8 | United States Consul -
Barbados |
1915 |
| 132/8 | United States Land Office -
Spokane |
1914-1915 |
| 132/8 | Volunteer Surgeon with
British Army |
1915 |
| 132/8 | Government Coal Mines -
Alaska |
1915 |
| 132/8 | Surgeon - Russian
Army |
1915 |
| 132/9 | Mount Rainier National Park -
Superintendent |
1915 |
| 132/9 | United States Minister -
Chile |
1915 |
| 132/9 | Peacock, M. A. |
1916 |
| 132/9 | Locomotive Boiler
Inspector |
1916 |
| 132/9 | Timber Cruiser - Concrete,
Washington |
1916 |
| 132/9 | United States Postmaster
General |
1916 |
| 132/9 | United States Ninth Circuit
Court Judge |
1917 |
| 132/10-13 | Public Service
Reserve |
1918 |
| 132/13 | United States Commissioner -
Wasilla, Alaska |
1917 |
| Box/Folder | ||
| 132/14 | Newspapers |
undated |
Civil and Criminal Cases (File
12)
This file has been retained in original order with the microfilm
identification numbers for control. Titles were established for all 83
numbers.
|
||
Correspondence regarding Civil
and Criminal Cases |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 133/1 | Parole of George H.
Parker |
1912 |
| 133/1 | Conditions at McNeil
Island |
1912 |
| 133/1 | Parole of Franklin C.
Chase |
1913 |
| 133/1 | Golden Rule Mercantile
Company |
1912 |
| 133/2 | Nooksack Power
Company |
1911 |
| 133/2 | Census Fraud - Roger W.
Watts |
1911 |
| 133/2 | McNeil Island Chaplain
Case |
1912 |
| 133/2 | Collusion Among
Millers |
1912 |
| 133/2 | Parole of George H.
Coonce |
1912 |
| 133/3 | Faulkner, R. M. |
1914 |
| 133/3 | Chin Ah Sing |
1913 |
| 133/3 | Lum Sin |
1913 |
| 133/3 | Collusion Among Fish
Canners |
1913 |
| 133/3 | Warren, J. F. |
1913 |
| 133/3 | Yuk Tong |
1913 |
| 133/3 | Chinese Students |
1913 |
| 133/3 | Telephone Trust |
1913 |
| 133/4 | Mac Fock |
1913 |
| 133/4 | Buchie, John |
1913 |
| 133/4 | Pardon of Charles E.
Houston |
1915 |
| 133/4 | Chin Sue Kee |
1913 |
| 133/4 | Pardon for M. A.
Dorscheid |
1913 |
| 133/4 | Pardon for F. H.
Barrett |
1913 |
| 133/4 | Pardon for Chas. E.
Shuff |
1916 |
| 133/5 | Pardon for Dave
Robinson |
1913 |
| 133/5 | Pardon for Philip Allen,
Junior |
1913 |
| 133/5 | Pardon for A. J.
Biehl |
1913 |
| 133/5 | Pardon for James H.
Holt |
1913 |
| 133/5 | Pardon for Self
Nathan |
1914 |
| 133/5 | Will, E. G. |
1913 |
| 133/6 | Parole for R. H.
Reed |
1914 |
| 133/6 | Pardon for Frank M.
Ryan |
1914 |
| 133/6 | Pardon for Philip
Gosbee |
1914 |
| 133/7-8 | Columbia River Fishery Treaty
between Washington and Oregon; Fisheries Legislation |
1916 |
| 133/9 | Griffiths, Captain J.
H. |
1914 |
| 133/9 | Pardon for Porter
Ruschius |
1914 |
| 133/9 | Battleship Nebraska
Case |
1914 |
| 133/9 | Hum Suey |
1914 |
| 133/9 | Parole for John
Bell |
1914 |
| 133/9 | Pardon for Harry
Adams |
1913 |
| 133/9 | Blake, Jacob M. |
1914 |
| 133/9 | Pardon for Gerry
Ames |
1914 |
| 133/10 | Pardon for Andrew N.
Jansen |
1913 |
| 133/10 | Pardon for Fred Y.
Brower |
1915 |
| 133/10 | Parole for E.
Stubley |
1914 |
| 133/10 | Parole for J. W.
NcNamar |
1916 |
| 133/10 | Parole for C. K.
Hammond |
1914 |
| 133/10 | J. O. Johnston and
Company |
1916 |
| 133/11 | Parole for Lorenzo D.
Birge |
1915 |
| 133/11 | Medley, N. A. |
1915 |
| 133/11 | Parole for Frank
Norbeck |
1913 |
| 133/11 | Parole for Marshall
Lyles |
1916 |
| 133/12 | Parole for Theodore
Murdock |
1918 |
| 133/12 | Parole for Edwin R.
Scott |
1915 |
| 133/12 | Land for McNeil Island
Penitentiary |
1915 |
| 133/12 | Parole for C. S.
Juell |
1915 |
| 133/12 | Parole for James
Dalton |
1915 |
| 133/12 | Parole for Max
Benson |
1915 |
| 133/13 | Parole for Daniel W.
Downer |
1916 |
| 133/13 | Parole for Russel G.
Belden |
1916 |
| 133/13 | Logan, H. C. |
1916 |
| 133/14 | Parole for C. S.
Gilchrist |
1916 |
| 133/14 | Parole for William G.
Funck |
1916 |
| 133/14 | Parole for Edwin F.
Meyer |
1916 |
| 133/14 | Telephone Companies,
Washington State |
1915 |
| 133/14 | Carkeek versus United
States |
1916 |
| 133/14 | Pardon for J. B.
Robinson |
1916 |
| 133/14 | Port Angeles Government
Land |
1916 |
| 133/15 | Parole for Chas.
Mayberry |
1917 |
| 133/15 | Lawrence, John C. |
1917 |
| 133/15 | Parole for Harry
Dahl |
1917 |
| 133/15 | Parole for Gale
Smith |
1917 |
| 133/16-134/3 | Labor Cases and Industrial
Workers of the World (I.W.W.) |
1917-1918 |
| 134/4-6 | Industrial Workers of the
World (I.W.W.) and Eight Hour Day |
1918 |
| 134/7 | Department of Justice, Bureau
of Investigation |
1918 |
| 134/8 | Pardon for Chas. J.
Fisher |
1917 |
| 134/8 | Pardon for John E.
Smith |
1917 |
| 134/8 | Parole for James Little
Plume |
1917 |
| 134/8 | Parole for Elmer
Berk |
1918 |
| 134/8 | Alien Enemies |
1919 |
| 134/8 | Parole for Francis H. Duehay,
John Jones, L. Ohnemus |
1919 |
| Box/Folder | ||
| 134/9 | Newspapers |
undated |
Department of Commerce, Labor and Immigration (File
13) |
||
Correspondence Regarding
Commerce and Labor Department |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 134/10 | Chinese Students in United
States Universities |
1912 |
| 134/10 | Labor on Puget Sound
Steamers |
1912 |
| 134/10 | Kilborn, F. R. |
1911-1912 |
| 134/10 | American Travel
Abroad |
1911-1913 |
| 134/10 | Radio Communication
Regulation |
1913 |
| 134/10 | Steam Navigation
Laws |
1913 |
| 134/11 | Emigrant Inspector
Coryell |
1913 |
| 134/11 | Statistics Regarding
Paper |
1913 |
| 134/11 | Fox Breeding |
1913 |
| 134/11 | Deportation of Sam
Plastino |
1913 |
| 134/11 | Immigration of Ah Jim
Minor |
1913 |
| 134/11 | Deportation of Kathleen
McNeill |
1913 |
| 134/11 | Lawrence, Massachusetts
Textile Strike |
1912 |
| 134/11 | Immigration of Alessandri
Albi |
1913 |
| 134/11 | Immigration of Van
Mersbergen |
1913 |
| 134/11 | S. D. Temple
Company |
1913 |
| 134/12 | Baker Lake, Washington Fish
Hatchery |
1913-1914 |
| 134/12 | Deportation of Viola
Fadenelli |
1913 |
| 134/12 | Marine Engineers' Beneficial
Association |
1913 |
| 134/12 | Deportation of Frank
Nieradzik and Frances Borczyk |
1913 |
| 134/12 | Naturalization |
1913 |
| 134/12 | Tacoma as Chinese Port of
Entry |
1914 |
| 134/12 | Withdrawal of Clark Island
from Lighthouse Reserve |
1914 |
| 134/12 | Sale of Seal and Fox Skins,
Seattle |
1913 |
| 134/12 | Deportation of Albert Young
and B. K. Sigiura |
1914 |
| 134/12 | Department of Commerce Plans
for Northwest and Alaska |
1914 |
| 134/12 | Rich, Wm. S. |
1914 |
| 134/12 | School for Chinese
Boys |
1914 |
| 134/12 | Regarding Deportation
Laws |
1914 |
| 134/14 | Puget Sound Naval
Yard |
1914 |
| 134/14 | Quinault River Fish
Hatchery |
1914 |
| 134/14 | Immigration Office at
Everett |
1914-1918 |
| 134/14 | Legal Fees for Immigration
Cases |
1914 |
| 134/15 | Licenses for Aliens Operating
United States Vessels |
1914 |
| 134/15 | Effect of Mail Order on
Country Stores |
1914 |
| 134/15 | Fingerprints by Immigration
Service |
1914 |
| 134/15 | Immigration of Lee
Dai |
1914 |
| 134/15 | Deportation of Hernan
Singh |
1914 |
| 134/15 | Dungeness
Lighthouse |
1914 |
| 134/15 | Infusorial Earth |
1914 |
| 135/1 | Deportation of Chang
Kim |
1914 |
| 135/1 | German Imports,
Pre-War |
1914 |
| 135/1 | Grecula, Mike |
1914 |
| 135/1 | Fishing Banks
Survey |
1914 |
| 135/1 | Deportation of Kong Kasi
Ting |
1914 |
| 135/1 | Charge Against Immigration
Inspector |
1914 |
| 135/1 | Victoria, British Columbia
(Canada) Consular Appointment |
1915 |
| 135/1 | License Blanks |
1915 |
| 135/1 | S.J.M.3 - Improving
Immigration Service |
1915 |
| 135/1 | Stowers, Walter
H. |
1915 |
| 135/2 | Immigration of Marie
Lloyd |
1914 |
| 135/2 | Grand Trunk Pacific Dock
Fire |
1914 |
| 135/2 | Immigration of Feeble
Minded |
1914 |
| 135/2 | O'Brian, Patrick |
1915 |
| 135/2 | Minimum Wage Law |
1915 |
| 135/2 | Frederick, Jack |
1915 |
| 135/2 | Deportation of Chin Sheung
Wing |
1915 |
| 135/2 | Detention of Roland
Clark |
1915 |
| 135/2 | Chinese Immigration Office -
Vancouver, British Columbia (Canada) |
1915 |
| 135/2 | Ediz Spit Powder
Magazine |
1915 |
| 135/3-7 | Immigration Bill H.R.
10384 |
1916 |
| 135/8 | Jones, E. Lester |
1916 |
| 135/8 | Steamer Islander |
1916 |
| 135/8 | LaFollette, Robert - Seamen
Law |
1916 |
| 135/8 | Ride, Eva |
1916 |
| 135/8 | Labor
Opportunities |
1916 |
| 135/8 | Washington State
Fisheries |
1916 |
| 135/8 | Puget Sound
Shipping |
1916 |
| 135/8 | Lee Man Shee |
1916 |
| 135/9 | Mukilteo Seawall |
1916 |
| 135/9 | Cost Accounting |
1916 |
| 135/9 | Depth Sounding
Device |
1916 |
| 135/9 | Life Boats on Fishing
Vessels |
1916 |
| 135/9 | Russian Lumber
Resources |
1916 |
| 135/9 | Purchase of Dutch
Harbor |
1916 |
| 135/9 | Mooring Buoys -
Seattle |
1916 |
| 135/10 | Aviation Submarine
Base |
1917 |
| 135/10 | Turner, Chas. A. |
1916 |
| 135/10 | Allegro, Peter |
1916 |
| 135/10 | Steamboat Inspection
Service |
1916 |
| 135/10 | Marine Advisory
Board |
1916 |
| 135/10 | Phillips, S. E. |
1917 |
| 135/10 | Commercial Carp
Fishery |
1917 |
| 135/10 | Transport of
Gasoline |
1917 |
| 135/10 | Mills, R. H. |
1917 |
| 135/10 | Grain Embargo - English
Alcohol Production |
1917 |
| 135/10 | Leites, M. |
1917 |
| 135/10 | Shipmaster's Association of
Seattle |
1917 |
| 135/10 | Deportation of Joseph
Bethel |
1917 |
| 135/10 | Trade with German Affiliated
Firms |
1917 |
| 135/10 | Import of British Flax
Duck |
1917 |
| 135/11 | Apprentice
Restrictions |
1918 |
| 135/11 | Irondale Labor
Abuse |
1918 |
| 135/11 | Fisheries |
1918 |
| 135/11 | European Labor
Delegation |
1918 |
| 135/11 | Working Conditions
Service |
1918 |
| 135/11 | Labor Shortage |
1918 |
| 135/12 | Buxton, F. E. |
1918 |
| 135/12 | Bohlen, T. J. |
1918 |
| 135/12 | Fish Packing |
1918 |
| 135/12 | Borlan Eight Hour Day
Act |
1918 |
| 135/12 | Immigration
Legislation |
1918 |
| 135/12 | Deportation of Italian
Prisoners |
1918 |
| 135/12 | Trans-Pacific
Communications |
1918 |
Personal (File 14) |
||
Personal
Correspondence |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 136/1 | Miscellaneous Personal
Correspondence |
1912-1913 |
| 136/1 | Regarding Panama Pacific
International Exposition |
1912 |
| 136/1 | Regarding Isthamian Canal
Commission |
1912 |
| 136/1 | Anderson, (General) Thomas
McArthur |
1912 |
| 136/1 | Associated Charities of
Spokane |
1912 |
| 136/1 | Poindexter, Gale |
1911-1914 |
| 136/1 | Poindexter,
Ernest |
1911-1917 |
| 136/2 | Poindexter,
Fielding |
1911-1913 |
| 136/2 | Poindexter,
William |
1911-1913 |
| 136/2 | Page, T. |
1913 |
| 136/2 | Johnson, C. H. |
1913 |
| 136/2 | Noble, D. W. |
1912 |
| 136/2 | Washington and Lee Alumni
Association |
1911-1915 |
| 136/3 | Rutter, C. S. |
1912-1916 |
| 136/3 | Apple, R. D. |
1911 |
| 136/3 | Anderson, Mrs. W.
D. |
1911 |
| 136/3 | Colonial Building
Company |
1912-1913 |
| 136/3-5 | Regarding Anderson Estate
Settlement |
1912-1914 |
| 136/6 | Regarding Personal Land
Holdings - Adams County |
undated |
| 136/6 | Butler, Robert W. |
1912-1918 |
| 136/6 | Northern Pacific Railway
Company |
1911 |
| 136/6 | Oregon Historical
Society |
1911 |
| 136/6 | Ebbutt, S. J. |
1911 |
| 136/7 | Washington and Lee
University |
1911 |
| 136/7 | Potomac Heights Land
Company |
1909-1915 |
| 136/7 | Richards, J. P.
M. |
1912 |
| 136/7 | Galloway, J. S. |
1912 |
| 136/7 | Hannan, George F. |
1912 |
| 136/7 | Harris, Lancelot |
1912 |
| 136/7 | Hunt, Clair |
1912 |
| 136/7-9 | Regarding Mary Locher
(Poindexter) |
1914-1918 |
| 136/9 | Regarding Fisheries
Vocational School |
1919 |
| 136/9 | Regarding Treatment of U.S.
Soldiers and Veterans |
1919 |
| 136/9 | Apple Growers
Association |
1919 |
| 136/9 | Brewster, W. F. |
1919 |
| 136/9 | Regarding Personal Land Lease
on Umatilla Reservation |
1913 |
| 136/10-11 | Regarding Personal Property
and Investments - Spokane |
1913 |
| 136/11 | Regarding Personal Property
and Investments - Virginia |
1911-1913 |
| 136/12 | Regarding
LaFollette's Weekly
|
1912 |
| 136/12 | Regarding Poindexter
Genealogy |
1913 |
| 136/12 | Anderson, William
A. |
1913 |
| 136/12 | Regarding Lake Washington
Acre Tracts |
1913-1915 |
| 136/13 | Personal Land - "Little
Spokane Ranch" |
1914-1918 |
| 136/13 | Sander, Olive and Robert
Rutter Jr. |
1914-1915 |
| 136/13 | Rutter, R. Lewis |
1914-1919 |
| 136/13 | Wilson, Woodrow |
1914 |
| 137/1 | Lang, Mrs. Fritz |
1914-1915 |
| 137/1 | Cooper, C. L. |
1915 |
| 137/1 | Paxton, John G. |
1915 |
| 137/1 | Rutter, R. Lewis |
1917 |
| 137/1 | Hagen, W. H. |
1917-1918 |
| 137/1 | Regarding Hawaiian
Trip |
1917 |
| 137/1 | Sherman, Gardiner
E. |
1917-1918 |
| 137/2 | Rowland, Dunbar |
1915 |
| 137/2 | Lawson, Frank B. |
1918 |
| Box/Folder | ||
| 137/2-138/1 | Selected
Invitations |
1911-1912 |
| 138/2-7 | Selected Christmas
Cards |
undated |
| 138/8 | Income Tax Returns |
1918-1922 |
| 138/9 | Bank Statements |
1911-1920 |
| 138/10 | Correspondence Regarding Stock
Investments |
1921-1923 |
| 138/11 | Liberty Bond
Purchases |
1917-1918 |
| 138/12-139/1 | Correspondence Regarding Real
Estate |
1911-1922 |
Miscellaneous Bills and
Receipts |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 139/2 | 1899-1905 |
1899-1905 |
| 139/3 | 1906 |
1906 |
| 139/4-5 | 1907 |
1907 |
| 139/6 | 1908 |
1908 |
| 139/7 | 1909 |
1909 |
| 139/8 | 1910-11 |
1910-1911 |
Alaska (File 15)
Original order has been maintained in this file and
identification numbers retained. The order of the folders tends towards
alphabetical/chronological, but is not consistent.
|
||
Correspondence Regarding
Alaskan Development |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 139/9 | David, Doctor
Leopold |
1911 |
| 139/9-140/5 | Railroad and Coal
Mining |
1913-1914 |
| 140/5-9 | Alaska Coal
Leasing |
1913-1914 |
| 140/10 | Removal of W. T. Beeks as
Clerk in Alaska District Court |
1912 |
| 140/10 | Ballaine, John E. |
1911 |
| 140/10 | Cordova
Postmaster |
1911-1912 |
| 140/11 | Controller Bay
Affair |
1911 |
| 140/11 | Alaska Home Rule |
1911-1913 |
| 140/12 | Cappel, George T. |
1912 |
| 140/12 | Douglas
Postmaster |
1911 |
| 140/12 | Mail Service for
Knik |
1912 |
| 140/12 | Evans, George Watkins
(Washington Geological Survey) |
1911-1912 |
| 140/12 | Alaska Visit |
1911 |
| 140/12 | Eggan, A. J. |
1911 |
| 140/13 | Fisheries
Regulation |
1912-1915 |
| 140/14 | Gunnison, R. A. |
1910 |
| 140/14 | Gideon, E. W. |
1911 |
| 140/14 | Green, J. Lindley |
1911 |
| 140/14 | Hawkins, E. C. |
1911 |
| 140/14 | Holden, W. J. |
1911 |
| 140/14 | Healy, M. R. |
1912 |
| 140/14 | Insane of Alaska |
1912 |
| 140/14 | Greer, J. C. |
1912 |
| 140/14 | Harding, H. T. |
1915 |
| 140/14 | Kodiak Mining
District |
1912 |
| 140/15 | Knik Commercial
Club |
1912 |
| 140/15 | Lewis, D. C. |
1911 |
| 140/15 | Lathrop, John E. |
1911 |
| 140/15 | Leehey, Maurice
D. |
1911 |
| 141/1 | Landlock Post
Office |
1911 |
| 141/1 | Leehey, Maurice
D. |
1911-1913 |
| 141/1 | Leehey, Maurice
D. |
1912 |
| 141/1 | Lemmon, Samuel L. |
1912 |
| 141/1 | Morrell John and
Company |
1912 |
| 141/1 | McMelan, M. S. |
1912 |
| 141/1 | Natives of Alaska |
1912 |
| 141/2 | Pratt, L. K. |
1912 |
| 141/2 | Pinchot, Gifford |
1911-1912 |
| 141/2 | Public Schools |
1912 |
| 141/2 | Poole, M. E. |
1912 |
| 141/3 | Trip to Alaska with Gifford
Pinchot and Dan J. Prendergast (Photos removed) |
1911 |
| 141/4 | Phillips Post
Office |
1912 |
| 141/4 | Robertson, Fred
C. |
1911, 1913, 1915 |
| 141/4 | Rosswog, Charles
M. |
1911 |
| 141/4 | Roads in Alaska |
undated |
| 141/5 | Seattle Commercial
Club |
1911 |
| 141/5 | Sheldon, Wm. K. |
1911 |
| 141/5 | Seattle Commercial
Club |
1911 |
| 141/5 | Swergal, E. E. |
1912 |
| 141/5-10 | General Development of
Alaska |
1913-1916, 1918 |
| 141/5-10 | Strelna Post
Office |
1912 |
| 141/5-10 | Skagway Post
Master |
1912 |
| 141/5-10 | Taxes in Alaska |
1912 |
| 141/5-10 | Alaska Syndicate |
1910-1911 |
| 141/5-10 | Winn, John R. |
1912 |
| 141/5-10 | Chamber of Commerce. Seattle.
Alaska Bureau |
1911, 1913 |
| 141/5-10 | Wickersham, James |
1912-1913 |
| 141/5-10 | Chamber of Commerce. Seattle.
Alaska Bureau |
1913 |
| 141/5-10 | Swergal, E. E. |
1913 |
| 141/11 | Chubbuck, Levi (photos
removed) |
1912 |
| 141/11 | Mitchell, Hiram
W. |
1913 |
| 141/11 | Rodey, B. S. |
1913 |
| 141/11 | Herning, O. G. |
1913 |
| 141/11 | Chamber of Commerce.
Seattle |
1913 |
| 141/11 | Meagher, W. A. |
1913 |
| 141/11 | Johansen, Max |
1913 |
| 141/11 | Sapp, C. S. |
1914, 1918 |
| 141/12 | Chamber of Commerce.
Seattle |
1913-1914 |
| 141/12 | Townsites |
1914 |
| 141/12 | Green, J. Lindley |
1914 |
| 141/12 | Western Motor Car |
1913 |
| 141/12 | Poindexter,
Benjamin |
1915 |
| 141/12 | Fowler, H. T. |
1915 |
| 141/13 | Bragaw, R. S. |
1916 |
| 141/13 | Tribble, Edwin |
1916 |
| 141/13 | Chamber of Commerce.
Anchorage |
1918 |
| 141/13 | Ripley, Edwin |
1918 |
| 141/13 | Chamber of Commerce.
Seattle |
1918 |
| 141/13 | Russel, Ed. C. |
1918 |
| Box/Folder | ||
| 142/1 | Clippings |
undated |
| 142/2 | Ephemera |
undated |
| 142/3 | Maps |
undated |
| 142/4 | Newspapers |
undated |
Legislative (File 16) |
||
Correspondence Regarding
Legislation (Bills) |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 142/5 | Corporate Tax Law -
HR.14489 |
1911 |
| 142/5 | Army Bills - HR1,
S.6294 |
1912-1915 |
| 142/6 | Arlington Memorial Cemetary -
S.4780 |
1912 |
| 142/6 | Agriculture Exhibits -
HR.18005 |
1912 |
| 142/6 | Ammunition Tax -
HR.2610 |
1912 |
| 142/6 | Anti-Gambling |
1912 |
| 142/6 | Animal Industry -
HR.17602 |
1912 |
| 142/6 | Puget Sound Navigation -
S.4471 |
1912 |
| 142/6 | Anti-Coupon Bill |
1912 |
| 142/6 | Academic Alcohol
Tax |
1912 |
| 142/6 | Apple Boxing - HR.11178,
12666, 17936, 16919; S.2269, 282 |
1914 |
| 142/7 | Bills of Laiding - HR.4726;
S.387, 7208, 6810, 19 |
1911-1916 |
| 142/7 | Civil War
Pensions |
1912 |
| 142/7 | Bremerton Navy Pay Clerks -
HR. 25370; S.6364 |
1912 |
| 142/8 | Mines Act Amendment -
HR.17260 |
1912 |
| 142/9 | Chemical Duty Bill -
HR.20182 |
1912 |
| 142/9 | Confederate Officer's Relief
- S.4652 |
1912 |
| 142/9 | S.5310 |
undated |
| 142/9 | Crow Indian Reservation -
S.66 |
1911 |
| 142/9 | Appointment of Clerks of
United States Courts - S.3631 |
1913 |
| 142/9 | Punishment of Contempt of
Court - HR.13578 |
1911 |
| 142/9 | Labeling -
HR.16844 |
1912 |
| 142/10 | Anti-Canteen Law |
1912 |
| 142/10 | Interstate Commerce of
Prison-Manufactured Goods - HR.6871, 5601, 7755; S.3976, 901, 2321 |
1916 |
| 142/11 | Creation of "Civil War
Volunteer Officers' Retired List" - HR.9837; S.392, 2006 |
1913 |
| 142/12 | Omnibus Dam Bill -
S.25882 |
1912 |
| 142/12-13 | Oregon and California
Railroad Land Grant - HR.9814; S.J. RES 78; S.30 |
1913 |
| 142/14 | Dalton, John -
S.835 |
1916 |
| 142/14 | Bureau of
Education |
1912 |
| 142/14 | Ericsson (John) Memorial -
S.2537 |
1915 |
| 142/14 | Sulzer Bill -
HR.22589 |
1912 |
| 142/14 | Everett Water Supply -
S.2622; HR.11173
Moved to General Correspondence - Legislation
|
1911 |
| 143/1 | Fire Service Appropriation
Bill |
1912 |
| 143/1 | Fishing - S.5856 |
1913 |
| 143/1 | Naming of Fraternal Orders -
S.7780 |
1912 |
| 143/1 | Freight Claims -
S.6007 |
1912 |
| 143/2 | Court Martial of Four Cadets
- S.J.RES 99 |
1912 |
| 143/2 | Grand Army of the Republic -
S.18 |
1911 |
| 143/3 | Cotton - S.110; Grain -
S.120; Tariffs - HR.3321 |
1913 |
| 143/3 | Mineral Testing -
HR.17033 |
1912 |
| 143/3-4 | Robert D. Gray -
S.7353 |
1912 |
| 143/3-4 | Shipping - HR.449 |
1916 |
| 143/3-4 | Oliver O. Howard Memorial -
HR.19401 |
1912 |
| 143/3-4 | Immature Calves -
HR.17222 |
1912 |
| 143/3-4 | Interstate Commerce
Commission - HR.22593 |
1912 |
| 143/3-4 | Insurance Corporation -
HR.357 |
1912 |
| 143/3-4 | Eureka, CA Timber Claims -
HR.8439 |
1911 |
| 143/3-4 | Prohibition in Washington
D.C. |
1912 |
| 143/5 | Bureau of Labor Safety -
HR.153, HR.10735 |
1914-1916 |
| 143/5 | Department of Labor -
HR.22913 |
1912-1913 |
| 143/5 | Napoleon LeClerc -
S.2945 |
1911 |
| 143/6 | Lincoln Memorial |
1912 |
| 143/6 | Labeling -
HR.16844 |
1912 |
| 143/6-10 | Patents -
HR.23193 |
1912 |
| 143/11-14 | Mount Baker Road -
S.5391 |
1912 |
| 144/1 | Agriculture - S.4563; Roads -
HR.22823, 22042 |
1912 |
| 144/2 | Right of Way Across Port
Discovery Bay - S.5808 |
1912 |
| 144/2 | Bureau of Mines - HR.17260,
S.7210 |
1912 |
| 144/3 | Homestead Entries -
S.2194 |
1911 |
| 144/3 | Mother's Day |
1912 |
| 144/3 | Interstate Highway System -
S.3197 |
1911 |
| 144/3 | Celebration of Emancipation -
S.180 |
1912 |
| 144/3 | National Direction of
Commercial Organizations |
1912 |
| 144/3 | National Irrigation
Congress |
1912 |
| 144/3 | Postmaster General -
HR.25201, 3042 |
1912 |
| 144/4 | Navy and Marine Corps -
S.6453 |
1912 |
| 144/4 | Oregon Land Patents -
S.3225 |
1911 |
| 144/4 | Oregon Land Claims -
S.295 |
1912 |
| 144/5 | Police Force -
HR.1618 |
1912 |
| 144/5 | L. H. Phipps -
S.4660 |
1912 |
| 144/5 | Prisoners' Parole -
HR.14925 |
1912 |
| 144/5 | Postage for Library
Periodicals - HR.19546 |
1912 |
| 144/5 | Revenue Cutter Service -
S.4377 |
1914 |
| 144/5 | Rifle Practice -
S.4241 |
1912 |
| 144/5 | Remsen Board (Pure Food
Act) |
1912 |
| 144/6 | Thomas Reid -
S.4473 |
1912 |
| 144/6 | American Tobacco Company and
others - H.J.RES 228 |
1912 |
| 144/6-8 | Tavenner Bill - HR.8665;
Anti-Taylor System - S.5826, 6172; HR.22339, 17800 |
1912 |
| 144/9 | Army-Warrent Officer -
HR.12827 |
1911 |
| 144/9 | Water Right
Moneys |
1911 |
| 144/9 | Weather Bureau, Missoula,
Montana - S.4110, 4566 |
1912 |
| 144/9 | White Slavery -
Prosecutions |
1915 |
| 144/9 | Wireless Apparatus for
Lightships |
1912 |
| 144/9 | Writs of Execution - S.3194,
HR.13275 |
1912 |
| 144/9 | World Exhibition -
HR.19224 |
1912 |
| 144/10 | Scott, Robert F. -
S.4230 |
1912 |
| 144/10 | Cigars - HR.25741 |
1912 |
| 144/10 | Smoot Printing Bill -
S.2564 |
1912 |
| 144/10 | Standard Barrel for Produce -
HR.23113 |
1912 |
| 144/11 | Storage of Flood Waters -
S.122 |
1912 |
| 144/12 | Shipping -
HR.11372 |
1911 |
| 144/13 | Alaska Fog Signal - S.4363;
HR.25069 |
1912 |
| 145/1 | Army Retirement - S.3486,
4549, 4937 |
1912 |
| 145/2 | McKeller Cold Storage -
HR.9987; S.136 |
1914 |
| 145/2 | National Soldiers' Home -
S.2193 |
1911 |
| 145/3-4 | Military Reservation at Walla
Walla - HR.5147 |
1911 |
| 145/5 | Parks and Public Lands -
S.6440; HR.19858 |
1912 |
| 145/5 | Weights Standards -
HR.150 |
1912 |
| 145/5 | Harrison, Thomas - S.681,
S.548 |
1912 |
| 145/6 | Treaties - Great Britain,
Japan and others |
1912 |
| 145/6 | Farming - Government
Loans |
1912 |
| 145/6 | Defunct Bank
Notes |
1912 |
| 145/6 | Philippines |
1912 |
| 145/6 | Brantley Workmans
Compensation Bill - HR.20487 |
1912 |
| 145/6 | Presidential
Pension |
1912 |
| 145/6 | Postal Laws |
1912 |
| 145/7-9 | Agricultural Appropriation
Bill - HR.28283 |
1912 |
| 145/9 | Navigation -
S.7208 |
1912 |
| 145/9 | Friedman Tuberculosis Cure -
S. RES.415 |
1913 |
| 145/10 | Pelatiah Webster
Monument |
1912 |
| 145/10 | Homesteads - S.3080, 7582,
5893, 598, 600, 601, 603, 1739, 1785 |
1913 |
| 145/11 | Water Rights, Leasing of -
HR.25280 |
1913 |
| 145/11 | Court of Patent Appeals -
HR.26277 |
1912 |
| 145/11 | Recognition of the Republic
of China |
1913 |
| 145/11 | Protection of
Birds |
1912 |
| 145/11 | American Indian Memorial -
S.3953; HR.16313 |
1912 |
| 145/11 | Newfoundland
Jetty |
1912 |
| 145/11 | Federal Migratory Bird
Bill |
1912 |
| 145/12 | Medals of Honor -
HR.12194 |
1918 |
| 145/12 | Recognition of the Republic
of China |
1912 |
| 145/12 | Clayton Limitation Bill -
HR.23653 |
1912 |
| 145/13 | Post Office Appropriation
Bill - HR.27148 |
1913 |
| 145/13 | Chamber of Commerce. United
States - HR.25106 |
1912 |
| 145/13 | Chamber of Commerce. United
States - HR.25106 |
1912 |
| 145/13 | United States Army Aerial
Corps |
1912 |
| 145/13-146/1 | District of Columbia Delegate
to Congress - S.681, 2863 |
1913 |
| 146/2 | List of Bills Introduced -
62nd Congress |
undated |
| 146/2 | Veteran Military Institute
Virginia |
undated |
| 146/2 | Tariff on Canned
Pineapples |
1912 |
| 146/2 | Progressive
Legislation |
1913 |
| 146/2 | Montana - Lands -
S.6202 |
1914 |
| 146/2 | Roads - S.3967; Oregon Trail
Route - HR.5966, S.5009 |
1916, 1911 |
| 146/3 | Lobbying |
1913 |
| 146/3-147/1 | Industrial Army Bill -
S.2587 |
1915 |
| 147/2 | Punishment of Indians Buying
Alcohol - S.2676 |
1913 |
| 147/2 | Dunns Alley - S.2862,
S.2375 |
1913 |
| 147/2 | Election of Senators -
S.2860 |
1914 |
| 147/2 | Immigration -
HR.5819 |
1913 |
| 147/3 | Munitions |
1915 |
| 147/3 | Eight-Hour Bill for
Washington D.C. Women |
1913 |
| 147/3 | Jim Crow Legislation in
Washington D.C. |
1913 |
| 147/3 | Robert Abernathy -
HR.6843 |
1913 |
| 147/3-4 | Car Line at Vancouver
Military Station - S.821 |
1913 |
| 147/3-4 | National Budget |
1913 |
| 147/5 | Minerals |
1913 |
| 147/5 | Agriculture; Maryland
Aviation Field - HR.27502 |
1913 |
| 147/5 | Ireland |
1913 |
| 147/5 | Date Palm
Industry |
1913 |
| 147/5 | Maritime Vessels -
HR.23676 |
1913 |
| 147/5 | Control of Waters -
S.8033 |
1913 |
| 147/5 | Amendments to Sherman
Anti-Trust Act |
1914 |
| 147/6 | Appropriations - Seattle
Assay Office |
1915 |
| 147/6 | Judicial Recall |
1913 |
| 147/7 | Land Reclamation |
1913 |
| 147/7 | Valuation of
Railroads |
1912 |
| 147/7 | Puget Sound - Columbia River
Canal |
1913 |
| 147/7 | W. E. Farrell -
S.4331 |
1913 |
| 147/7 | Frost Damage |
1913 |
| 147/8 | Department of Agriculture
Appropriations - HR.28283 |
1913 |
| 147/8 | National Bankruptcy
Law |
1915 |
| 147/8 | Pend Oreille Bridge - S.3144,
8310 |
1916 |
| 147/9-10 | Merchant Marine |
1916 |
| 147/10 | Quarantine |
1913 |
| 147/10 | Chamber of Commerce.
Spokane |
1912 |
| 147/10 | Honorable Henry
George |
1913 |
| 147/11-12 | Workman's Compensation -
S.738, HR.2944 |
1913 |
| 147/11-12 | Bureau for Study of Abnormal
Classes |
1912 |
| 147/13 | Building
Inspection |
1913 |
| 147/13 | Rocky Mountain Spotted
Tick |
1913 |
| 147/13 | Tuberculosis |
1913 |
| 147/13 | Post Office Appropriation
Bill - HR.27148 |
1914 |
| 147/13 | Women in Civil War -
Memorial |
1913 |
| 147/13 | Prohibition |
1916 |
| 147/14-148/1 | Tea Tax -
S.RES.480 |
1913 |
| 148/2 | Naval Academy -
S.4527 |
1914 |
| 148/2 | Urgent Deficiency
Bill |
1913 |
| 148/2 | Virginia Coal
Mines |
1913 |
| 148/2-3 | Water Power - S.3331; Naval
Appropriations - HR.14034 |
1914 |
| 148/4 | Grain Inspection -
S.480 |
1913 |
| 148/4 | Battleship
Pennsylvania |
1913 |
| 148/4 | Dolan, Michael |
1912 |
| 148/4 | Motor Boats |
1916 |
| 148/4 | Washington D.C. - Mont Vernon
Road |
1913 |
| 148/4 | Wilson, Richard H. - S.662,
7515 |
1913 |
| 148/5 | Idaho Homestead Entries -
S.RES.442 |
1913 |
| 148/5 | Lumber; Sundry Civil Bill -
HR.28775 |
1913 |
| 148/6 | Gronna Prohibition
Bill |
1913 |
| 148/6 | National Business
Congress |
1912 |
| 148/6 | Hawaii |
1913 |
| 148/6 | Amending the Constitution -
Repeal 15th Amendment |
1913 |
| 148/6 | Columbus Day -
HR.1748 |
1913 |
| 148/6 | International Dry Farming
Congress |
1913 |
| 148/6 | Post Office |
1913 |
| 148/6 | Japanese Navy
Question |
1913 |
| 148/6 | Panama Canal
Opening |
1913 |
| 148/7 | Mount Vernon, Virginia -
H.RES.78 |
1913 |
| 148/7 | Smoking in the Senate
Chamber |
1913 |
| 148/7-9 | Homesteads - S.3582, 819;
Military Academy - HR.32436, S.819, 3582 |
1914 |
| 148/7-9 | United States Mining Laws -
S.1364 |
1913 |
| 148/7-9 | Navy Ranks -
S.1775 |
1913 |
| 148/10 | Federal Children's Court -
HR.4481 |
1913 |
| 148/10 | Indian Tribes -
HR.4327 |
1913 |
| 148/10 | Public Health -
H.RES.33 |
1913 |
| 148/10 | Tobacco |
1913 |
| 148/10 | Mining Laws - S.1364;
Nelson-Madden Consular Bill - S.134 |
1913 |
| 148/10 | Lights on Puget
Sound |
1913 |
| 148/10 | Census Bureau Employees -
S.2493 |
1913 |
| 148/10 | Irrigation Congress -
S.J.RES.40 |
1915 |
| 148/11 | Postal Savings Bank -
S.2232 |
1914 |
| 148/11 | Railroads |
1913 |
| 148/11 | Great Northern Railroad
Station at Okanogan, Washington |
1913 |
| 148/12 | Women and Children -
Employment |
1913 |
| 148/12 | Excise Liquor Law |
1914 |
| 148/12 | American Flag |
1914 |
| 148/12 | Juvenile Courts and Parental
Consent - HR.8348, 13048 |
1916 |
| 148/12 | Stamford Grey Chapman -
S.3081 |
1913 |
| 148/13 | Belknap Interstate Commerce
Commission |
1914 |
| 148/13 | War Claims |
undated |
| 148/13 | Tax on Unsurveyed Lands in
Washington - H.J. Memorial 12 |
1913 |
| 148/13 | Army Field Clerks |
1913 |
| 148/13 | Election of United States
Senators - HR.3379, S.2860 |
1913 |
| 148/13 | Warning Signals for Ships -
S.2798 |
1913 |
| 149/1 | National Grange |
1913 |
| 149/2 | Leasing of Grazing Lands -
S.2695 |
1913 |
| 149/2-3 | Leasing of Port Angeles
Property - S.3454 |
1913 |
| 149/3-4 | Keokuk Dam
Company |
1913 |
| 149/4 | Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company - S.RES.153 |
1913 |
| 149/4 | Workman's Compensation -
HR.5899, 15222 |
1913 |
| 149/5 | Electric Mail Service -
S.6265 |
1914 |
| 149/6-8 | Michigan, Chicago Strikes -
H.RES.290 |
1914 |
| 149/8 | Interstate Commerce -
HR.8610, S.3623 |
1913 |
| 149/9 | Post Office Appropriations
Bill |
1914 |
| 149/10 | Letter Carriers
Association |
1914 |
| 149/10 | Marconi Wireless System in
Alaska |
1914 |
| 149/10 | Postage |
1913 |
| 149/10 | Polygamy |
1913 |
| 149/11 | Construction of Federal
Buildings - S.3063 |
1913 |
| 149/11 | United States District Courts
- S.2902 |
1913 |
| 149/11 | Army Clerks |
1913 |
| 149/11-12 | United States Navy Clerks -
H.7772, S.3590 |
1913 |
| 149/12 | Postal Money Orders -
S.3447 |
1913 |
| 149/12 | Armor Plate Plant |
1913 |
| 149/13 | Irrigation |
1913 |
| 149/13 | Interstate Commerce -
S.3623 |
1913 |
| 149/13 | Battleships |
1914 |
| 149/13 | Civil War Volunteer Officer's
Retirement - S.392 |
1914 |
| 149/14 | Alaska - S.3682 |
1914 |
| 149/14 | Columbus Day -
H.R.8667 |
1914 |
| 149/14 | John Ericcson
Statue |
1914 |
| 149/14 | Electricity in St.
Louis |
1913 |
| 149/14 | Navigation |
1914 |
| 149/14-150/3 | Navy - Increase in Number of
Chaplains - H.R.14034 |
1914 |
| 150/3 | Suspension of World's Naval
Programs |
1914 |
| 150/3 | "Hundred Years of Peace"
Celebration |
1914 |
| 150/4 | Radium - S.4405 |
1914 |
| 150/4 | Bowman, Eva M -
S.4150 |
1914 |
| 150/4 | Appointment of Vice
Admirals |
1914 |
| 150/4 | Nolan Wage Bill -
H.R.11522 |
1914 |
| 150/5 | Postal Classification of
Seeds and Bulbs |
1914 |
| 150/5 | Marine Hospital,
Seattle |
1914 |
| 150/5 | Credit by Mail -
H.R.14328 |
1914 |
| 150/5 | Library of Congress,
Legislation Ref. Bureau - S.1240, 5044 |
1914 |
| 150/6 | Mining -
H.R.12275 |
1916 |
| 150/6 | Free Railroad Transportation
for the Handicapped |
1916 |
| 150/6-7 | Agricultural Appropriation -
H.R.13679 |
1914 |
| 150/7 | University of Idaho Land
Grant - H.R.13866 |
1914 |
| 150/7 | Immigration |
1914 |
| 150/7 | Children's Bureau |
1914 |
| 150/7 | Geological Survey -
H.R.13457 |
1914 |
| 150/7 | Seafood -
H.R.13359 |
1914 |
| 150/7 | Shipping and
Navigation |
1915 |
| 150/8 | Secret Sessions |
1914 |
| 150/8 | Mileage |
1914 |
| 150/8 | Insurance |
1914 |
| 150/8 | Forest Service -
H.R.15219 |
1914 |
| 150/8 | Hiring of Armed
Guards |
1913 |
| 150/8 | Mining |
1912 |
| 150/9 | Commerce -
H.R.22593 |
1913 |
| 150/9 | Stock Exchange |
1914 |
| 150/9 | New York |
1914 |
| 150/10 | Naturalization |
1915 |
| 150/10-11 | Railroad Safety - S.6165,
5303, 4275; H.R.17894, 10518 |
1914 |
| 150/12 | Indian Affairs |
undated |
| 150/12 | Artificial Limbs -
S.5093 |
1914 |
| 150/12 | Federal Courts - S.910, 2847;
Building Regulation in District of Columbia - H.R.8593; Alaska Fisheries -
H.R.21067 |
1914 |
| 150/12 | Emancipation Anniversary -
H.R.15733 |
1914 |
| 150/13 | Colorado Coal
Mining |
1914 |
| 150/14-15 | Oil Leasing Bill - H.R.16136;
S.4898 |
1914 |
| 151/1 | Sundry Civil Bill -
H.R.17041 |
1914 |
| 151/1 | Government Printing Office -
Wages |
1914 |
| 151/1 | Federal Reserve
Act |
1914 |
| 151/2 | Regulation of
Business |
1914 |
| 151/2 | Water Power - H.R.16673,
16053; S.4415 |
1914 |
| 151/2 | Interstate Mail Orders Tax -
H.R.5308 |
1913 |
| 151/3 | Topographical Surveys -
H.R.13457 |
1914 |
| 151/3 | Insurance by Mail -
H.R.17363; S.5664 |
1914 |
| 151/3 | Interstate Trade
Commission |
1914 |
| 151/3 | Post Office Appropriations -
H.R.19906 |
1914 |
| 151/4 | Federal Soldiers' Homes -
H.R.15319 |
1914 |
| 151/4 | Washington Statue |
1914 |
| 151/4 | Department of
Commerce |
1914 |
| 151/4 | Treaty of Ghent Anniversary -
S.4174; H.R.9302 |
1914 |
| 151/4 | Payment of Army, Navy, Marine
Officers - S.1162 |
1913 |
| 151/4 | War Expenditures -
H.R.16675 |
1914 |
| 151/4 | National Institute of Arts
and Letters |
1914 |
| 151/4-5 | Railway Mail Pay Bill -
H.R.17042 |
1914 |
| 151/5 | U.S.S. Oregon |
1914 |
| 151/6-10 | Shields Water Power Bill -
S.6413 |
1916 |
| 151/10 | Dry Strait
Dredging |
1914 |
| 151/10 | Public Building
Commission |
1914 |
| 151/10 | Washington D.C. Barber Shops
- H.R.7826 |
1913 |
| 151/10 | Civil War
Memorial |
1914 |
| 151/11 | Louisiana Land Grants -
H.R.5890 |
1914 |
| 151/11 | Mine-Experiment - Safety
Stations - S.5588 |
1914 |
| 151/11 | Latin American
Treaties |
1914 |
| 151/11 | Military Schools - H.R.9042,
H.J.RES 181; S.J.RES 92, S.3202 |
1913 |
| 151/11 | Bureau of
Education |
1914 |
| 151/11 | Allen, John B. |
1914 |
| 151/12 | Judiciary Laws -
H.R.15578 |
1914 |
| 151/12 | Civilian Service |
1914 |
| 151/12 | Fitzgerald, John
P. |
1914 |
| 151/12 | Indian Depredations
Act |
1914 |
| 151/12 | Washington Water Supply
Bill |
1914 |
| 151/12 | Mining of Indian Lands -
H.R.13773, S.2651 |
1914 |
| 151/12-13 | Monopolies - H.R.15657; Trade
- H.R.18202 |
1914 |
| 151/14 | Trade Commission
Bill |
1914 |
| 152/1 | Mining -
H.R.15036 |
1914 |
| 152/1 | Election Laws -
H.R.8428 |
1914 |
| 152/1 | Gold-Filled Watchcases -
H.R.2972 |
1913 |
| 152/2 | Congressional
Attendance |
1914 |
| 152/2 | United States Navy -
H.R.12471 |
1914 |
| 152/2 | Progressive
Campaign |
1914 |
| 152/2 | Flood Control |
1914 |
| 152/2 | Employment of
Children |
1915 |
| 152/2 | Tacoma Water Supply -
H.R.9325 |
1913 |
| 152/2 | Agricultural Appropriation
Bill - H.R.9054 |
1914 |
| 152/2 | Civil War Army Nurses -
H.R.2131 |
1914 |
| 152/3 | Mojave Watershed |
1914 |
| 152/3 | Campaign Money |
1913 |
| 152/3 | Relief for Land Holders Under
Irrigation Project |
1914 |
| 152/3 | Legislative and Executive
Appropriation Bill |
1916 |
| 152/3 | Commerce |
1914 |
| 152/3 | Alaska Mining -
H.R.18688 |
1914 |
| 152/4 | National Soldier's Home -
H.J.RES. 241 |
1914 |
| 152/4 | Chugach National Forest -
S.1887 |
1914 |
| 152/4 | Forest Products Exposition -
H.J.RES. 204 |
1914 |
| 152/5 | Tax on Coupons, Prize Tickets
Et cetera - H.R.13723 |
1914 |
| 152/5 | Timber Claim Law |
1914 |
| 152/5 | Idaho Forest Reserve -
H.R.11309 |
1914 |
| 152/5 | National University in
Seattle - H.R.11749 |
1914 |
| 152/5 | Quinault Indian Reservation -
Timber |
1914 |
| 152/5 | Foreign Service -
S.5614 |
1914 |
| 152/5 | Whole Time Health Officer
Bill |
1914 |
| 152/5 | Transportation -
H.R.11099 |
1913 |
| 152/5 | The Parthenon -
S.4230 |
1914 |
| 152/6 | Mount Rainier National Forest
Boundaries |
1914 |
| 152/6 | Registering Product Designs -
S.3950 |
1914 |
| 152/6 | Alaska Matters -
H.R.11740 |
1914 |
| 152/6 | Engineering Experiment
Stations - S.4874 |
1916 |
| 152/6 | Bureau of Industry -
H.R.9292 |
1913 |
| 152/7 | Milwaukee
Railroad |
1914 |
| 152/7 | Timber Lands for School
Districts |
1914 |
| 152/7 | Panama Canal
Dredges |
1913 |
| 152/7 | Monopolies - S.4432; Bank
Directorships - H.R.11322 |
1916 |
| 152/7-8 | Fruit Disease Control -
H.R.20415 |
1915 |
| 152/8 | Sundry Civil Appropriations -
H.R.15836 |
1916 |
| 152/8 | Bank Legislation -
H.R.19262 |
1914 |
| 152/8 | Standard Apple Box -
S.4517 |
1914 |
| 152/9 | Post Office Appropriation
Bill - H.R.9414 |
1915 |
| 152/9 | Mine Safety
Stations |
1915 |
| 152/9 | Bureau of Mines |
1915 |
| 152/9 | National Marketing
Commission |
1914 |
| 152/9 | Electrical
Experts |
1915 |
| 152/9 | Salaries of Customs
Inspectors - H.R.5045 |
1914 |
| 152/9 | James Clark Strong -
H.R.16626 |
1914 |
| 152/9 | Transfer of Flag |
1915 |
| 152/9 | Free American Use of Panama
Canal - S.7599 |
1915 |
| 152/9 | Tacoma Immigration Service -
H.R.19741 |
1914 |
| 152/10 | Workman's Compensation -
H.R.15222 |
1914 |
| 152/10 | Washington's Farewell Address
- H.R.644 |
1914 |
| 152/10 | Washington Irving Chambers -
S.4623 |
1914 |
| 152/10 | White Pine Blister Rust
Menace |
1916 |
| 152/10 | Crawford, W. F. -
H.R.21077 |
1915 |
| 152/10 | Lighthouse Depot at
Ketchikan, Alaska |
1918 |
| 152/10 | Prohibition |
1915 |
| 152/10 | Grain and Cotton |
1914 |
| 152/11 | Progressive Party
Matters |
1914 |
| 152/11 | Election of
Representatives |
1914 |
| 152/11 | Government Monopoly on
Explosives - H.J.RES. 127 |
1913 |
| 152/11 | Clerks of the Courts -
S.3631 |
1914 |
| 152/11 | Mixed Flour - H.R.
21540 |
1915 |
| 152/11 | Alaska Railroad |
1915 |
| 152/11 | Courts -
H.R.15578 |
1914 |
| 152/11 | Vicksburg Peace
Jubilee |
1915 |
| 152/11 | Wilford, C. G. -
S.1281 |
1916 |
| 152/12 | Army Appropriation Bill -
H.R.13453 |
1914 |
| 152/12 | Cumulative Voting |
1914 |
| 152/12 | Post Office |
1914 |
| 152/12 | Transportation |
1914 |
| 152/12 | Lighthouses |
1915 |
| 152/12 | Leasing of Mineral
Lands |
1914 |
| 152/12 | Oregon Lands |
1915 |
| 152/12 | Citrus Canker in
Florida |
1915 |
| 152/12 | Whorf, W. G. -
S.4693 |
1914 |
| 152/12 | Research in Home Economics -
S.64, 280; H.R.6076 |
1915 |
| 152/13 | Naval Academy |
1915 |
| 152/13 | Sale of Alcohol to Minors -
H.R.18851 |
1915 |
| 152/13 | Wreck of United States
Submarine F-4 |
1915 |
| 152/13 | Survey of Dry
Strait |
1914 |
| 152/13 | Department of Justice -
S.743, H.R.13870 |
1916 |
| 152/13 | Prohibition in
Hawaii |
1914 |
| 152/13 | Civil Service |
1915 |
| 152/13 | Drainage of Swamp
Lands |
1914 |
| 152/13 | Lighthouses -
S.6919 |
1914 |
| 152/14 | Longevity Pay for Army
Officers - S.651 |
1916 |
| 153/1 | Legislative Appropriations -
H.R.19909 |
1915 |
| 153/1 | National Employment Bureau -
H.R.5783 |
1916 |
| 153/1 | National Stamping
Act |
1914 |
| 153/1 | Navy |
1915 |
| 153/1 | Jersey City Post Office -
H.R.9584 |
1915 |
| 153/1 | Indian Agriculture -
S.3868 |
1914 |
| 153/1 | Smokeless Powder |
1914 |
| 153/1 | Lumber Imports |
1915 |
| 153/2 | Louisiana Sugar
Duties |
1915 |
| 153/2 | Pend Oreille and Flathead
River Improvements |
1913 |
| 153/2 | Army Appropriation Bill,
Dietrick Amendment |
1915 |
| 153/2 | Motion Pictures -
H.R.14805 |
1914 |
| 153/2 | War Department |
1914 |
| 153/2 | Chief of Naval Operations -
H.R.21257 |
1915 |
| 153/2 | Glacier National Park
Roads |
1915 |
| 153/2 | Flathead Irrigation
Project |
1915 |
| 153/2 | National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People (NAACP); Smith-Lever Bill |
1914 |
| 153/2 | Stock-Raising Homesteads -
H.R.15799 |
1915 |
| 153/3 | Annulling Interracial
Marriage in Washington D.C. - H.R.1710, 20779 |
1915 |
| 153/3 | Coal Lands in Washington
State |
1915 |
| 153/3 | National Colored Old Folks'
Home |
1915 |
| 153/3 | Seattle Post
Office |
1915 |
| 153/3 | Ex-Confederate
Veterans |
1915 |
| 153/3 | Senate Joint Memorial Number
5 |
1915 |
| 153/3 | Whaling Stations -
S.5283 |
1915 |
| 153/3 | Bureau of Employment -
H.R.16130 |
1915 |
| 153/4 | Inspection of Steam Vessels -
H.R.20107 |
1915 |
| 153/4 | Post Office |
1915 |
| 153/4 | Foreign Government -
Subsidized Newspapers |
1915? |
| 153/4 | Flathead Irrigation
Project |
1915 |
| 153/4 | Mixed Flour -
H.R.9409 |
1916 |
| 153/4 | Abolishing the Fahrenheit
Thermometer |
1916 |
| 153/4 | Armor Plant |
1916 |
| 153/4 | Washington D.C. Firemen -
H.R.433 |
1916 |
| 153/5 | Automobiles -
H.R.208 |
1916 |
| 153/5 | Dye Stuffs -
H.R.702 |
1916 |
| 153/5 | Interstate Commerce -
S.538 |
1916 |
| 153/5-6 | Patents Issued to Washington
Indians - H.R.8092 |
1916 |
| 153/5-6 | School Janitors' Salaries
(District Appropriations Bill) |
1916 |
| 153/5-6 | Naval Base in Astoria, Oregon
- H.R.10752 |
1916 |
| 153/7 | Vessel Inspection Laws -
H.R.8036 |
1916 |
| 153/7 | Port Angeles Lands - S.4404,
4647 |
1916 |
| 153/8 | Standardized Tuberculosis
Treatment - H.R.8352 |
1916 |
| 153/8 | Panama Canal Employees' Bonus
- S.3457; H.R.8828 |
1916 |
| 153/8 | Illiteracy -
H.R.57 |
1915 |
| 153/8 | Postal Service - H.R.17805,
17806, 17422, 3041 |
1916 |
| 153/8 | Army, Medical Reserve
Corps |
1916 |
| 153/8 | Forest Service -
H.R.9818 |
1916 |
| 153/8 | Radio Operators |
1915 |
| 153/9 | Fitzgerald, John P. -
S.1378 |
1916 |
| 153/9 | Game Sanctuaries |
1916 |
| 153/9 | Survivors of United States
Revenue Cutter Tahoma - S.8625 |
1916 |
| 153/9 | Government Inspection of
Dairy Industry - H.R.137 |
1916 |
| 153/9 | Regulation of Small Telephone
Companies - H.R.563 |
1916 |
| 153/9 | American Indian Citizenship -
S.J.RES.101 |
1914 |
| 153/9 | Columbia River Transportation
of Lime and Coal Oil - S.5435 |
1916 |
| 153/10 | Bostick, John B. -
S.3020 |
1916 |
| 153/10 | Bull Run Lands -
S.2201 |
1916 |
| 153/10 | Columbia River Transportation
of Lime and Coal Oil |
1916 |
| 153/10 | Department of Commerce -
H.R.4724 |
1916 |
| 153/10 | State of Nevada -
S.2520 |
1916 |
| 153/10 | Moseley, William -
H.R.8941 |
1916 |
| 153/10 | Department of Commerce
Appropriations |
1916 |
| 153/10 | Lake Washington Ship
Canal |
1916 |
| 153/11 | Pleasure Boats -
H.R.9411 |
1916 |
| 153/11 | Legalization of Cooperation
of Exporters - H.R.17350 |
1916 |
| 153/11 | Washington D.C. Heating
Plant |
1916 |
| 153/11 | Christian Amendment to United
States Constitution |
1916 |
| 153/11 | Mobile Artillery on Railway
Cars |
1916 |
| 153/11 | Timber Lands |
1916 |
| 153/11 | Insurance |
1916 |
| 153/11 | Shipping -
H.R.651 |
1916 |
| 153/11 | Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce |
1916 |
| 153/11 | Home for the Feeble-Minded -
H.R.13666 |
1916 |
| 153/11 | Ocean Water Lines |
1916 |
| 153/11 | Insurance - H.R.9320;
S.4499 |
1916 |
| 153/11 | United States
Attorney |
1916 |
| 153/12 | Navy Employees - H.R.11168;
S.4316 |
1916 |
| 153/12 | Idaho Sheep Experimental
Farm |
1916 |
| 153/12 | Nitrate Plant |
1916 |
| 153/12 | San Antonio Bicentennial
Exposition - S.J.RES. 72 |
1916 |
| 153/12 | Banning Sectarian
Appropriations |
1916 |
| 153/12 | American Trade in China -
S.J.RES. 174 |
1916 |
| 153/12 | Crescent City, California -
Harbor Development |
1916 |
| 153/12 | American Nurses' Association
- S.6607 |
1916 |
| 153/12 | Cattle Industry |
1916 |
| 153/12 | Aid in Production of
Denatured Alcohol - H.R.11256 |
1916 |
| 153/13 | Compensation of Government
Employees - H.R.11876 |
1916 |
| 153/13 | General Land
Office |
1917 |
| 153/13 | Washington
Agriculture |
1917 |
| 153/13 | Port Angeles
Lands |
1916 |
| 153/13 | German Propaganda |
1917 |
| 154/1 | La Motte, Henry |
undated |
| 154/1 | Purple Cross House Bill -
Return of Dead Soldiers - H.R.5410 |
1917 |
| 154/1 | Census of
Manufactures |
1917 |
| 154/1 | Comptroller of the
Treasury |
1917 |
| 154/1 | Public Health Service -
S.J.RES. 63 |
1917 |
| 154/1 | Women |
1917 |
| 154/2 | Dental Students in Enlisted
Reserve Corps - H.R.4897 |
1917 |
| 154/2 | Civil Service Employees -
H.R.117 |
1917 |
| 154/2 | Letter Carriers |
1917 |
| 154/2 | Soldiers' Insurance Bill -
H.R.5723 |
1917 |
| 154/3 | Mining Claims |
1917 |
| 154/3 | Civil War
Veterans |
1917 |
| 154/3 | La Follette, Robert
Ouster |
1917 |
| 154/3 | Army Appropriations -
S.2917 |
1917 |
| 154/3 | Soldiers' Civil Relief
Act |
1918 |
| 154/3 | Larsen Bill - H.R.5947; Myers
Bill - S.2789 |
1917 |
| 154/3-4 | Poindexter Espionage Bill;
Sedition Bill - S.4471 |
1918 |
| 154/5 | National Shakespeare
Federation |
1918 |
| 154/5 | Control of Venereal Disease
in Military - S.4608 |
1918 |
| 154/5 | Reclamation of Arid and Swamp
Lands - S.758 |
1917 |
| 154/6 | Recreation Association of
America - S.3219 |
1917 |
| 154/6 | Army Medical Reserve Corps
Physicians - H.R.9563 |
1918 |
| 154/6 | Overman Blanket Authority
Bill |
1918 |
| 154/7 | Government Housing Project in
Bremerton, Washington; Shipping Board |
1918 |
| 154/7 | Civil Service |
1918 |
| 154/8 | Salaries of Federal
Judges |
1918 |
| 154/8 | Public Lands -
S.4023 |
1918 |
| 154/8 | Awards of Insignia to
Servicemen |
1918 |
| 154/8 | Bigger, J. C. |
1918 |
| 154/8 | Navy Yard Employees -
H.R.7638 |
1918 |
| 154/8-9 | Relief of Civil War Soldiers
- H.R.3547 |
1918 |
| 154/9 | Fraud Statutes |
1918 |
| 154/9 | Moratorium Act |
1918 |
| 154/9 | Licensing of Installment
Sales - H.R.10591 |
1918 |
| 154/9 | Regulation of Wartime
Charitable Funds - H.R.8493 |
1918 |
| 154/9-10 | Vocational Rehabilitation of
War Wounded - S.4284 |
1918 |
| 154/9-10 | Port Angeles Lands -
H.R.5351 |
1918 |
| 154/9-10 | Heirs of Honorably Discharged
Civil War Veterans |
1918 |
| 154/9-10 | Washington D.C. Firemen -
H.R.11231 |
1918 |
| 154/11 | Port of Seattle -
S.4232 |
1918 |
| 154/11 | Soldiers' and Sailors Civil
Rights Act |
1918 |
| 154/11 | War Minerals Appropriation;
Government Fire, Marine Insurance |
1919 |
| 154/11 | Government Printing
Office |
1918 |
| 154/11 | Mount Baker National Park -
S.4014, 312 |
1918 |
| 154/11 | Washington D.C. Fire
Department - H.R.11231 |
1918 |
| 154/11 | Army Mine Planter Bill -
H.R.9898 |
1918 |
| 154/11 | Physicians - S.4608;
H.R.12256 |
1918 |
| 154/11 | Eight Hour Law for Women
Workers - H.R.123 |
1918 |
| 154/11 | Loan Bribes - H.R.12143;
S.4603 |
1918 |
| 154/12 | Minerals Bill -
11259 |
1918 |
| 154/12 | Minimum Wage for Women -
S.4548 |
1918 |
| 154/12 | Federal Court Procedures -
S.4740 |
1918 |
| 154/12 | Norris Amendment |
1918 |
| 154/12 | Foreign Relations |
1918 |
| 154/12 | Fire Insurance - H.R.11695;
Occupational Life Insurance - H.R.5239 |
1917-1919 |
| 154/12 | Packing Houses |
1918 |
| 154/12 | Agricultural Appropriations
Bill |
1918 |
| 154/12 | Military Affairs -
H.R.5407 |
1918 |
| 154/12 | Fruit Growers |
1918 |
| 154/12 | Water Power - S.1419; Coal,
Phosphates, Oil - S.2812 |
1918 |
| 154/12 | Manufacture of
Alcohol |
1918 |
| 154/12 | Roads - S.4464 |
1918 |
| 154/13 | Coal, Phosphates, Oil, Gas -
S.2812 |
1918 |
| 154/13 | War Disability Pension
Increases - S.2130 |
1918 |
| 154/13 | Daylight Savings |
1918 |
| 154/13 | Hudson River Tunnel -
S.4765 |
1918 |
| 154/13 | Robinson - Rankin Maternity
Bill - H.R.12684 |
1918 |
| 154/13 | Edmonds Bill |
1918 |
| 154/13 | War Finance Corporation -
S.4855 |
1918 |
| 154/13 | Increase in Officers'
Pay |
1918 |
| 154/13 | National Holiday on July
4 |
1918 |
| 154/13 | Dillingham Bill |
1918 |
| 154/13 | Army Uniforms -
S.5087 |
1918 |
| 154/13 | Asiatic Labor
Importation |
1918 |
| 154/13 | Armistice Day |
1918 |
| 154/13 | Status of Retired Officers -
S.5101 |
1918 |
| 154/14 | 65th Congress War
Legislation |
1918 |
| 154/14 | Reincorporation of Loyal
Order of Moose |
1918 |
| 154/14 | Education Bill -
S.4987 |
1919 |
| 154/14 | Bureau of Markets |
1919 |
| 155/1-4 | Archives Building |
1912-1918 |
| 155/5-9 | Family Farm School
Bill |
1911-1916 |
| 155/10-156/9 | Banking and Currency
Bill |
1912-1915 |
| 156/9 | Eight-Hour Law |
1913 |
| 156/10-11 | 640 Acre Bill |
1911-1913 |
| 156/11-12 | Judiciary
Legislation |
1912 |
| 156/12-158/1 | Immigration |
1910-1916 |
| 158/2-6 | Kenyon-Sheppard Liquor
Bill |
1912-1913 |
| 158/7 | McLean Bird Bill |
1912-1913 |
| 158/8-10 | Civil Service
Retirement |
1912-1918 |
| 158/11-13 | Claims |
1911-1918 |
| 159/1-2 | Drugs |
1912-1914 |
| 159/2 | Agricultural Appropriation
Bill |
1912 |
| 159/3-6 | Indian Matters |
1911-1913 |
| 159/7-10 | Protests Against Sunday Rest
Bill |
1911-1916 |
| 159/11 | Federal Pay Bill for National
Guard |
1911-1912 |
| 159/12-160/4 | Miscellaneous Plus Owens
Health Bill |
1911-1916 |
| 160/5-161/6 | Panama Canal |
1911-1918 |
| 161/7-10 | Public Building
Bill |
1912-1916 |
| 161/11-162/10 | Pension Bills |
1911-1918 |
| 162/10-11 | United States National Park
Service |
1912-1916 |
| 162/12 | Oleomargarine |
1911-1917 |
| 162/13-163/1 | One-Cent Letter
Postage |
1911-1916 |
| 163/2 | Order of Owls |
1912-1918 |
| 163/2 | Pure Food Act |
1911-1913 |
| 163/2 | Phosphorus |
1912 |
| 163/3 | Roads |
1911-1919 |
| 163/4-5 | Railroad Mail Pay |
1912-1916 |
| 163/5 | Rockefeller
Foundation |
1912-1913 |
| 163/5 | Three-Cent Piece |
1912 |
| 163/6 | Travel Pay for
Soldiers |
1912 |
| 163/6 | Trading Coupons |
1912 |
| 163/7 | Vashon Island |
1912 |
| 163/7 | Vancouver Military
Reservation |
1912 |
| 163/7 | Army Veterinary
Service |
1912-1914 |
| 163/8-9 | Washington State Stone in
Washington Monument |
1911-1915 |
| 163/10-13 | Alaskan Seal
Fisheries |
1911-1914 |
| 164/1-3 | London Treaty |
1913-1916 |
| 164/4-7 | Parcel Post |
1912-1916 |
| 164/7-8 | Philippines
Question |
1912-1916 |
| 164/8-10 | Porto Rico Bill |
1911-1916 |
| 164/11-165/9 | Farm Loan - Rural
Credit |
1912-1919 |
| 165/10-11 | Farm Loan Act
Positions |
1916-1918 |
| 165/11 | Organization of Farm Loan
Districts |
1916-1918 |
| 165/11 | Farm Loan Bank at
Spokane |
1916-1917 |
| 165/11 | Application for Farm
Loans |
1918 |
| 165/12-167/2 | Hetch Hetchy
Valley |
1911-1916 |
| 167/2-3 | Commerce Court |
1913-1916 |
| 167/4-5 | Money Trust |
1912-1913 |
| 167/6-9 | Rivers and Harbors
Bill |
1913-1917 |
| 167/10-168/3 | Anti-Trust Bills |
1913-1916 |
| 168/4-8 | Highways |
1914-1916 |
| 168/9-169/7 | Prohibition |
1913-1918 |
| 169/8 | Textile Bill |
1918 |
| 169/8-9 | Reclamation Extension
Bill |
1914-1916 |
| 169/9 | Indian Appropriations
Bill |
1914-1918 |
| 169/10-12 | Honest Advertising
Bill |
1914-1916 |
| 169/13 | Porto Rico |
1914 |
| 169/14 | Parcel Post |
1914 |
| 170/1-6 | Child Labor
Legislation |
1914-1916 |
| 170/7 | Denatured Alcohol |
1914-1915 |
| 170/8 | Naturalization of Married
Women |
1914-1916 |
| 170/8 | ||
| 171/8 | War in Europe |
1914-1916 |
| 171/8 | Chinese Indemnity from Boxer
Rebellion |
1913-1914 |
| 171/9 | Grain
Standardization |
1914-1915 |
| 171/9 | Tax Questions |
1915-1918 |
| 171/9-10 | River and Harbor
Bill |
1912-1916 |
| 171/1-172/4 | Post Office |
1914-1919 |
| 172/4-5 | National Forests |
1914-1916 |
| 172/5-8 | Shipping Board
Appointments |
1915-1917 |
| 172/8-9 | Railroad Coal
Rates |
1914-1915 |
| 172/10-11 | Louis Gathmann and Naval
Shells |
1914-1916 |
| 172/12-173/9 | Industrial Relations
Committee |
1915-1917 |
| 173/9-10 | Taxes |
1915-1917 |
| 173/11 | Naval Appropriation
Bill |
1914-1918 |
| 173/12-174/2 | Public Land
Matters |
1916 |
| 174/3 | Establishment of Branch
Banks |
1916 |
| 174/3 | Naval Reserve
Plan |
1916 |
| 174/3 | Red Cross |
1915-1917 |
| 174/3 | Clallam County
Land |
1917 |
| 174/4 | Osteopathic Bill |
1917-1918 |
| 174/4 | American Academy of
Engineers |
1917 |
| 174/4-5 | 2nd Class Postal Rates - War
Revenue Bill |
1917 |
| 174/4-6 | Draft Act - Conscription of
Indians |
1917 |
| 174/4-6 | Arlington Monument for
Sisters |
1918 |
| 174/7-10 | Salary Increases for Federal
Employees |
1917-1918 |
| 174/11-13 | Naval Appropriation
Bill |
1918-19 |
| 175/1-5 | Revenue Bill |
1918-1919 |
| 175/5 | Reclamation |
1918 |
| 175/6 | Labor Bureau
Employment |
1919 |
| 175/6-7 | Daylight Savings |
1919 |
| 175/7 | Miscellaneous |
1916-1919 |
| Box/Folder | ||
| 175/7-176/4 | Newspapers and
Clippings |
1913-1916 |
State Department (File
17)
The correspondence in this file is between constituents and
Poindexter, and Poindexter and the State Department on behalf of these
correspondents. The subject matter includes naturalization questions and
problems with business affairs abroad which required State Department
intervention.
|
||
Correspondence Regarding State
Department |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 176/5 | Consul for Prince Rupert,
British Columbia, Canada |
1911 |
| 176/5 | Gray, George A. |
1913 |
| 176/5 | Holt, Ben C. |
1913 |
| 176/5 | Wiggershaus,
Wilhelm |
1913 |
| 176/5 | Kieper, Sam F. |
1913 |
| 176/5 | Chamber of Commerce. Spokane
- Regarding Immigration |
1913 |
| 176/5 | Gray, George A. |
1917 |
| 176/5 | Neely, Harry J. |
1913 |
| 176/5 | Sutherland, W. H. |
1914 |
| 176/5 | Crandell, Reuben |
1914 |
| 176/6-8 | Constituents Traveling in
Europe |
1914-1916 |
| 176/9 | Schmitt, Nicholas |
1914 |
| 176/9 | Toklas, Nathan |
1914 |
| 176/9 | Busk and Daniels |
1915 |
| 176/9 | Hunt, Garrett B. |
1915 |
| 176/9 | Longnecker, A. M. |
1915 |
| 176/9 | McWilliams and
Weller |
1916 |
| 176/10 | Mokarzel, N. A. |
1914 |
| 176/10 | Clairmont, C. H. |
1915 |
| 176/10 | Krasselt, Max |
1915 |
| 176/10 | Rhinehart, Chas. |
1915 |
| 176/10 | Wilson, Worrall |
1915 |
| 176/10 | Farmers Educational and
Co-Operative Union. Washington-Idaho Division |
1916 |
| 176/10 | McDougall and
Southwick |
1916 |
| 176/10 | Galey, Delia M. |
1916 |
| 176/10 | Ackerman, D. |
1916-1917 |
| 176/10 | Sherfey, J. W. |
1916 |
| 176/10 | Consul for Nelson, British
Columbia, Canada |
1916 |
| 176/10 | Klandt, Adolf |
1916 |
| 176/11 | Edwards, Mrs. M.
A. |
1916 |
| 176/11 | McMullen, F. P. |
1916 |
| 176/11 | Howes, Geo. E. |
1917 |
| 176/11 | Cuschner, I. M. |
1918 |
| 176/11 | McCrea, W. S. |
1917 |
| 176/11 | Livingston,
Stephen |
1917 |
| 176/11 | Poe Lemans,
Gustave |
1917 |
| 176/11 | McNeff Brotheres |
1917 |
| 176/11 | Everett Pulp and Paper
Company |
1917 |
| 176/11 | Horr, Ralph A. |
1917 |
| 176/11 | Association of Pacific
Fisheries |
1917 |
| 176/12 | Robinson, Mrs.
Hannah |
1916 |
| 176/12 | Dalton, J. T. |
1917 |
| 176/12 | Hartman, John P. |
1917-1918 |
| 176/12 | Hill, Samuel |
1917 |
| 176/12 | Thompsen, P. H. |
1917 |
| 176/12 | Chamber of Commerce. Seattle.
Alaska Bureau |
1917 |
| 176/12 | Alien Enemy Labor |
1916, 1918 |
| 176/12 | Benson, J. B. (and others,
regarding naturalization) |
1918 |
| 176/12 | Richie, C. W. |
1918 |
| 176/12 | Landon, Daniel |
1918 |
| 176/12 | Spaulding, E. P. |
1918 |
Department of the Treasury (File
18) |
||
Correspondence Regarding
Treasury Department |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 176/13 | Klipsun Beach Lifesaving
Station |
1912 |
| 176/13 | Crane, Fremont |
1912 |
| 176/13 | Crossen, D. L. |
1912 |
| 176/13 | Raymond, L. G. |
1912 |
| 176/13 | Oleomargarine |
1912 |
| 176/13 | International Boundaries -
Strait of Juan de Fuca |
1912 |
| 176/13 | Willapa Bay Life Saving
Station |
1912 |
| 176/13 | Spokane Post
Office |
1911 |
| 177/1 | Volcano, Antonio
(leper) |
1912 |
| 177/1 | Seattle National
Bank |
1913 |
| 177/1 | Hendricks, A. J. |
1913 |
| 177/1 | U.S. Treasury
Department
Contains circulars and other materials.
|
1913 |
| 177/1 | Life Saving
Service |
1913 |
| 177/2 | Church Vestments |
1914 |
| 177/2 | Public Health
Service |
1913 |
| 177/2 | Sterilization of Feeble
Minded |
1913 |
| 177/2-5 | Postal Savings
Funds |
1916 |
| 177/2-5 | Five Dollar Bills |
1913 |
| 177/2-5 | Non-Alcoholic
Distillery |
1913 |
| 177/2-5 | Import Duty on
Painting |
1913 |
| 177/6-8 | Federal Reserve City
Selection |
1913-1914 |
| 177/9 | Zinc |
1913 |
| 177/9 | Akselsen, Ingolf
M. |
1914 |
| 177/9 | United States Property
Assessments |
1914 |
| 177/9 | Customs Brokers |
1914 |
| 177/10 | Carpenter, Chas.
B. |
1914 |
| 177/10 | Oregon Customs
District |
1915 |
| 177/10 | Revenue Cutter
"Bear" |
1914 |
| 177/11 | Crop Moving Fund |
1914 |
| 177/11 | Fidelity Investment
Fund |
1914 |
| 177/11-12 | Wenatchee Post
Office |
1917 |
| 177/12 | Shipwreck of
"Belvedere" |
1914 |
| 177/12 | Secret Service |
1914 |
| 177/12 | Floating Bonds |
1914 |
| 177/12 | Currency Law |
1914 |
| 177/12 | Laundry Delivered in
Canada |
1914 |
| 177/13 | United States Consul in
Egypt |
1915 |
| 177/13 | Everett Federal
Building |
1915 |
| 177/13 | Dufur, John F. |
1914 |
| 177/13 | Elsperman, George
A. |
1915 |
| 177/13 | Lumber for Panama
Canal |
1916 |
| 178/1 | Van Dyke, J. F. |
1915 |
| 178/1 | Columbia River |
1915 |
| 178/1 | Everett Federal
Building |
1915 |
| 178/1 | Sorge, Otto |
1915 |
| 178/1 | Wenatchee Federal
Building |
1915 |
| 178/1 | Colfax Post
Office |
1915 |
| 178/1 | Director of the
Mint |
1915 |
| 178/1 | Baldwin, A. E. |
1915 |
| 178/1 | Bowers, R. L. |
1915 |
| 178/2 | Barth, Chas. F. |
1916 |
| 178/2 | Assay Office |
1916 |
| 178/2 | Treasury Decision 35208 -
Exporters, Shippers and Carriers |
1916 |
| 178/2 | National Leper
Home |
1916 |
| 178/2 | Keaney, Katherine |
1916 |
| 178/2 | Brides Port
Commission |
1916 |
| 178/3 | Oliver, L. D. |
1916 |
| 178/3 | Rhodes, Andrew |
1916 |
| 178/3 | Dement, F. S. |
1917 |
| 178/3 | Everett Federal
Building |
1917 |
| 178/3 | Fourth Liberty
Loan |
1917 |
| 178/3 | Pringle, Clarence
D. |
1917 |
| 178/4 | German Imports |
1917 |
| 178/4 | Vital Statistics |
1917 |
| 178/4-5 | Government Control of
Railroads |
1915 |
| 178/5 | Railroads
Positions |
1918 |
| 178/6-7 | Special Labor
Rates |
1919 |
| 178/8-9 | Increased Freight
Rates |
1918 |
| 178/10 | Wage Commission |
1918 |
| 178/10 | Labor Problems |
1918 |
| 178/11 | Railroads |
1918 |
| 178/11 | Government Ownership of
Telegraph Cables |
1918 |
| 178/12-179/3 | War Risk
Insurance |
1918 |
| 179/4 | Positions |
1918 |
| 179/5 | Ephrata Bank |
1918 |
| 179/6 | United States Public Health
Service |
1918 |
| 179/6 | Custom House
Records |
1918 |
| 179/6 | Inspection of Quarantined
Vessels |
1918 |
| 179/7 | Finance
Corporation |
1918 |
| 179/8 | Skagit County Road
Bonds |
1918 |
| 179/8 | Federal Reserve
Board |
1918 |
| 179/8 | National Banks |
1918 |
| 179/8 | Secret Service |
1918 |
| 179/8 | Leland, Oregon Gold
Plant |
1918 |
| 179/8-9 | United States Capital Issues
Committee |
1918 |
| 179/8-9 | Corbin, Daniel C. |
1918 |
| 179/8-9 | United States Capital Issues
Committee |
1918 |
| 179/10 | United States
Depositories |
1918 |
| 179/10 | Kennydale, Washington
Road |
1918 |
| 179/10 | Young, Garrie A. |
1918 |
| 179/10 | Increasing Price of
Gold |
1918 |
| 179/10 | Silver Smelting |
1918 |
| 179/10 | Comptroller of
Currency |
1918 |
Tariff (File 19)
The original order of this file was maintained. Folders are
listed by original headings, which are either tariff items or subjects.
Identification numbers have been retained.
|
||
Correspondence Regarding
Tariffs |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 179/11-12 | Wool |
1913 |
| 179/13 | Vegetable Oils |
1913 |
| 179/13 | Borax |
1913 |
| 179/13 | Silk |
1914 |
| 179/14 | Cereal Products
Missing
|
1913-1914 |
| 179/14-180/1 | War Revenue Bill |
1918 |
| 180/2-5 | Metals
Missing
|
1913 |
| 180/2-5 | Sugar |
1913-1916 |
| 180/6-13 | Lumber |
1913-1916 |
| 180/14-181/1 | Cotton and Wool |
1913 |
| 181/2 | Cereals |
1913 |
| 181/3-10 | Income Tax, Excess Profits
Tax |
1912-1914, 1916, 1918 |
| 181/11 | Dog Biscuits |
1913 |
| 181/11 | Spices
Moved to Subject
|
1913 |
| 181/11 | Personal Baggage |
1913 |
| 181/11 | Cereals |
1913 |
| 181/11 | Phillipine Cigars |
1913 |
| 181/12 | Window Glass |
1913 |
| 181/13 | Printed Matter |
1913 |
| 181/13 | Rice |
1913 |
| 181/13 | Perfume Ingredients, Cotton
Seed, Coal Tar, Glue, Dyes, Olive Oil, Saffron, Chicle |
1913 |
| 181/14-182/1 | Feathers |
1913 |
| 182/1 | Post Cards |
1913 |
| 182/1 | Miscellaneous Raw
Materials |
1913 |
| 182/1 | Books in Foreign
Languages |
1913 |
| 182/1 | Flavoring
Extracts |
1913 |
| 182/1 | Dyestuff, Human
Hair |
1913 |
| 182/2 | Elastic Web |
1913 |
| 182/2 | Caustic Potash |
1913 |
| 182/2 | Diamonds and Precious
Stones
Moved to Subject
|
1913 |
| 182/2 | Typewriters |
1913 |
| 182/2 | Bananas |
1913 |
| 182/3 | Commercial
Printing |
1913 |
| 182/3 | Raw Furs |
1913 |
| 182/4 | West Coast Freight
Rates |
1913 |
| 182/4 | Fire Arms |
1913 |
| 182/4 | Vanilla Beans |
1913 |
| 182/4 | Tea |
1913 |
| 182/4 | Blasting Caps |
1913 |
| 182/4 | H.R.3321 |
1913 |
| 182/4 | Brooms |
1913 |
| 182/4 | Crean Separators
Moved to Subject
|
1913 |
| 182/5 | Brandy |
1913 |
| 182/5-8 | Canned Goods |
1914-1916 |
| 182/9 | Goods Produced by Child Labor
in Foreign Countries |
1913 |
| 182/9 | Hackled Flax |
1913 |
| 182/9 | Gloves |
1913 |
| 182/9 | Paintings and
Statuary |
1913 |
| 182/9-10 | Tariff Commission
Positions |
1913-1916, 1918 |
| 182/11 | Coal |
1913 |
| 182/11 | Berries |
1914 |
| 182/11 | Foreign Tariffs |
1915 |
| 182/11 | Excess Profits
Tax |
1918 |
| 182/11 | Private Schools
Tax |
1918 |
| 182/11 | Tax on Oil
Companies |
1918 |
| 182/11 | Tax on Stock Exchange
Seats |
1918 |
| 182/11 | Post War Tariff |
1918 |
Publications Regarding
Tariffs |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 182/12 | Currants |
1913 |
| 182/12 | Hosiery |
1913 |
| 182/12 | Files |
1913 |
| Box/Folder | ||
| 182/13 | Clippings |
undated |
| 182/14 | Newspapers |
undated |
Series IV: Chronological, 1913-1923Return to Top
Container(s): Box 220-280
Correspondence in rough chronological order by month groupings;
there is some alphabetical arrangement within a few groups.
The bulk of the material is from 1916-1922
Series V: Subjects, Alphabetical, 1912-1923Return to Top
Container(s): Box 281-358
Grouped into eight subseries: Land Office, Indian Affairs
(primarily letters between reservation inhabitants and Poindexter),
Legislation, Miscellaneous, Politics (Out of State), Politics (Constituents),
Positions, and Post Office. Within each subseries materials are arranged
roughly alphabetically, though names may appear several times and alphabetic
sequences abruptly begin and end due to the arrangement of the collection into
alphabetic and somewhat chronological files for microfilming.
Contains correspondence, memoranda, notes, newspaper clippings, and publications of Poindexter. The span dates for this series are 1911-1923; the bulk of the material is from 1917-1923.
The various subseries in Series V also have a fair amount of overlap. For example, the Positions subseries contained a great many requests for jobs although it also contained Case Files, routine correspondence and correspondence on various issues and political matters. The Miscellaneous subseries, organized primarily by the names of correspondents, also includes subject files. The Politics (Out of State) subseries covers Poindexter's 1919-1920 bid for the Republican Presidential nomination and continues through the 1920 Presidential campaign. Politics (Constituents) contains correspondence from both the 1919-1920 campaign and the 1922 senatorial campaign, as well as material from non-constituents (most of whom had business interests in Washington). The Positions subsection retains files of applicants for select patronage positions (federal judgeships, consular or high-level diplomatic appointments, etc.), but also correspondence which dealt with significant issues or political matters. The Post Office material concerns changes in routes, establishment or retention of post offices, postal rates, and postal legislation.
Major topics include reclamation projects in Eastern Washington, peace negotiations (League of Nations, Four Power Pact, etc.), Japanese relations (including sentiment towards Japanese immigration and fishing as well as the Shantung question and relations with China), naval affairs, the Newberry case, U.S. Shipping Board, railroads (legislation for, but also labor organizations), political campaigns of 1920 and 1922, Americanism, and Poindexter's anti-I.W.W./anti-strike positions.
Major correspondents are H. F. (Hubbard Foster) Alexander, Jules S.(Jules Semon) Bache, James W. (James Wesley) Bryan, R. W. Condon, E. E. (Everett Edmund) Flood, James A. Ford, Miller Freeman, J. C. Herbsman, W. Lon (William Lon ) Johnson, Horace Kimball, V. S. (Valentine S.) McClatchy, Burns Poe, Thomas P. Revelle, Howard M. Rice, Jacob H. Taylor, William H.Todd, Walter L. Tooze, Jr., and George H. Walker.
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
Land Office |
1915-1923 | |
| Box | ||
| 281 | Adams – Culbertson |
1916-1922 |
| 281 | Danner – Isaacs |
1918-1923 |
| 281 | Jackson – Otey |
1915-1922 |
| 282 | Packwood – Unger |
1919-1922 |
| 282 | Walker – Wrather |
1915, 1919-1921 |
Indian Affairs |
1912-1923 | |
| Box | ||
| 282 | Anderson – Bank of Montreal |
1919, 1921 |
| 282 | Bear – Benson |
1919 |
| 282 | Berry – Brown |
1919-1922 |
| 282 | Campbell – Carmichael |
1920-1922 |
| 282 | Carr, Maude |
1922 |
| 282 | Carter – Cecile |
1918-1920 |
| 282 | Clallam |
1915-1917 |
| 282 | Cole – Coman |
1918-1919, 1921 |
| 282 | Cominote – Crook |
1919-1921 |
| 282 | David – Doherty |
1919-1920, 1922 |
| 282 | Dorr – Eastern Washington State Historical
Society |
1920-1921 |
| 282 | Edward, I. |
1918-1920 |
| 282 | Edward, L. – Faty |
1918, 1920-1921 |
| 282 | Fletterman |
1918-1920 |
| 282 | Ford – Freeby |
1919-1922 |
| 282 | Frei, A. |
1921 |
| 282 | Garfield – Gayles |
1919-1921 |
| 283 | Grimes – Harper |
1919-1921 |
| 283 | Hedlund Box & Lumber Co. |
1921 |
| 283 | Hilburn – Homas, J. |
1919-1921 |
| 283 | Homas, J. – Hyasman |
1917-1918, 1921-1922 |
| 283 | Indian Affairs–Miscellaneous |
1921-1922 |
| 283 | Isadore – Jim, Wilson |
1920-1921 |
| 283 | Jim, Wilson – Joe |
1919-1921 |
| 283 | Johns, E. – Johns, L. |
1919-1922 |
| 283 | Johnson, J. – Joseph, S. |
1919-1922 |
| 283 | Kennedy – Kitsap |
1918-1921 |
| 283 | Kulpschinikin |
1918-1919 |
| 283 | Lakekin – Lawson |
1919-1921 |
| 283 | Leo – Louis, J. |
1919-1920 |
| 283 | Lummi Reservation |
1921-1922 |
| 283 | Madeline – Marie |
1920-1922 |
| 283 | Mason |
1919-1922 |
| 283 | Maus – McPherson |
1920 |
| 283 | Menninick – Miller |
1919-1920 |
| 283 | Moore – National American Indian Memorial
Association |
1920-1921 |
| 283 | Nisqually Reservation |
1918-1919 |
| 283 | Nooksack – Paul, N. |
1920-1922 |
| 283 | Petersen – Price |
1919-1920 |
| 283 | Quapaw – Sarsapkin |
1919-1921 |
| 283 | Seelatsee |
1922 |
| 283 | See-Sky-Wer – Simmons |
1919-1920 |
| 283 | Skeels – Society of American
Indians |
1919-1920 |
| 284 | St. Mary's Mission |
1912-1913, 1915-1916, 1918 |
| 284 | Swimtaken, C. – Swimtaken, Peter |
1915, 1917-1919 |
| 284 | Swimptkin – Swipkin |
1915, 1920 |
| 284 | Timentoe |
1919-1922 |
| 284 | Tom, Billy |
1919, 1921-1922 |
| 284 | Tucker, Rozella |
1919 |
| 284 | Tulalip – Washington State Indians
Enrollment |
1919-1922 |
| 284 | Watkin – Waukenas, J. |
1920-1922 |
| 284 | Waukenas, J. |
1919-1920 |
| 284 | Warfel – Wonnacott |
1919-1920 |
| 284 | Yakima Indian Agency (Regarding Removal to
Toppenish) |
1922 |
| 284 | Yakima Indian Reservation |
1920 |
| 284 | Yaquina – Zacherle |
1918-1921 |
| 284 | Miscellaneous Indian Affairs |
1918-1919 |
| 284 | Miscellaneous Names |
1922-1923 |
Legislation |
1917-1923 | |
| Box | ||
| 285 | General |
1919-1922 |
| 285 | Accident Compensation Bills - Including S. 745, H.R.
10034 |
1922 |
| 285 | Accounting and Accountants - S. 2531 |
1922 |
| 285 | Admiral Sims' Remarks (regarding Irish, Sien
Fein) |
1921 |
| 285 | Advertising Tax - H.R. 12975, H.R. 12976 |
1920 |
| 285 | Aeronautics – Air Service and Aviation
Technologies |
1919-1920 |
| 285 | Aeronautics - "Anti-Dumping" Legislation |
1920-1921 |
| 285 | Aeronautics - Bureau of Civil Aeronautics Created (S.
3076) |
1922 |
| 285 | Agriculture, Appropriations for |
1919-1922 |
| 285 | Agriculture Legislation |
1922 |
| 285 | Agricultural Credit - H.J.R. 49, S. 1844 |
1921 |
| 285 | Agricultural Producers, Association of - S. 983, H.R.
2373 |
1921 |
| 285 | Alcohol, Denatured, Price of |
1920 |
| 285 | Aliens - Deportation of |
1919, 1922 |
| 285 | Alien Property Rights - Including H.R.
14222 |
1923 |
| 285 | Alien Property Rights |
1921 |
| 285 | Alliances, European |
1922 |
| 285 | American Valuation (Tariff Plan) |
1921-1922 |
| 285 | Animal Experimentation - S. 1258 |
1919 |
| 285 | Annapolis Naval Academy Legislation |
1921-1922 |
| 285 | Anti-Strike Legislation - Including S. 16 |
1922 |
| 285 | Anti-Strike Legislation - S. 4204 |
1920 |
| 285 | Anti-Trust Laws, Federal |
1919-1920 |
| 285 | Anti-Trust (Sherman) Law, To Repeal or
Revise |
1920 |
| 285 | Apple Boxes, Standards for - H.R. 12350 |
1920 |
| 285 | Appropriations - General |
1921-1922 |
| 286 | Appropriations - General |
1921-1922 |
| 286 | Architect's Employees' Salaries |
1920 |
| 286 | Archives Building, Proposed Creation of |
1921-1923 |
| 286 | Archives Building, Proposed Creation of |
1919, 1921 |
| 286 | Armenia Relief (Including H.R. 12193) |
1919-1920 |
| 286 | Arms Conference Delegates |
1921 |
| 286 | Army Legislation (Including
Appropriations) |
1922-1923 |
| 286 | Army Legislation - Including
Appropriations |
1921-1922 |
| 286 | Army Legislation - Appropriations |
1919-1920 |
| 286 | Army and Navy Legislation |
1923 |
| 286 | Army and Navy Legislation - Including
Appropriations |
1922 |
| 286 | Army Officers, Retirement and Compensation Regulations
- S. 3002 |
1919 |
| 286 | Astoria Harbor, Appropriations to Improve |
1923 |
| 286 | Attorneys, Federal, Salaries of |
1920 |
| 286 | Auto Insurance (Sweet Bill) - H.R. 10182 |
1919-1920 |
| 286 | "Automatic Parole Bill" |
1920 |
| 286 | Automobile Theft (Dyer Bill) - H.R. 9203 |
1919 |
| 286 | Banks, Checking Fees - H.R. 12379 |
1920 |
| 286 | Bank Deposits, to Encourage - S. 2856 |
1919 |
| 286 | Banks, National |
1922-1923 |
| 286 | Banking Associations, National, to Authorize to
Establish Branches - S. 39 |
1921 |
| 286 | Bankruptcy Act, to Amend S. 2921 |
1922 |
| 286 | Beetle Infestation S. 2084 |
1921 |
| 286 | Bethlehem Steel Co., Wage Increase for |
1921 |
| 286 | Biological Surveys (regarding Predatory
Animals) |
1922 |
| 286 | Birds, Migratory, Protection of - S. 1452 |
1921-1922 |
| 286 | Blind, Relief for Veterans who are |
1920 |
| 286 | Blue Sky (Denison) Bill - H.R. 10598 |
1922-1923 |
| 286 | Blue Sky (Kenyon) Law |
1920 |
| 287 | Bonus Question (Federal Employees' and Veterans'
Compensation) |
1919-1922 |
| 287 | Borah Resolution (Shipping in Commerce) |
1921 |
| 287 | Botanic Garden, National, to Create - Including S.
497 |
1921 |
| 287 | Boy Scouts, Equipment for |
1919, 1922 |
| 287 | Branding Prices on Shoes - McNary Bill |
1920 |
| 287 | Bremerton Housing Contractor, Relief
Regarding |
1922 |
| 287 | Budget System, National |
1921 |
| 287 | Budget System, National (Good Bill) |
1919 |
| 287 | Butter Fat, Price of |
1922 |
| 288 | Cable, Construction of (for Alaska) |
1922 |
| 288 | Calendar Change, Proposed H.R. 3178 |
1921 |
| 288 | Canal Appropriations (Various Waterways) |
1919 |
| 288 | Capitol Police, Increase in Salary for |
1920 |
| 288 | Car Shortage (Freight and Refrigerator) |
1922 |
| 288 | Cargo Vessels to Carry Passengers - S.
3465 |
1919 |
| 288 | Cattle, Destruction of during Tuberculosis
Outbreak |
1922 |
| 288 | Cemetery at Fort Lewis, National |
1919 |
| 288 | Chemical Foundation Bills |
1922 |
| 288 | Chemical Warfare Service |
1919 |
| 288 | Cherokee Indians |
1920 |
| 288 | 1923 | |
| 288 | China, Promotion of Trade (Also Japan, Asian
Immigration Issues) |
1921-1922 |
| 288 | Anti-Cigarette Bill |
1921 |
| 288 | Citizens' Training Corps |
1922 |
| 288 | Civil Service Employees (Wages, Retirement, Bonus,
etc.) |
1919-1923 |
| 288 | Civil Service Employment, Merit System and |
1920 |
| 288 | Civil War Volunteers, Relief for |
1920 |
| 288 | Civilian Engineers, Salaries of - H.R.
11892 |
1920 |
| 288 | Claims Against the Government - S. 2692 |
1919-1920 |
| 288 | 1920 | |
| 288 | Coal Legislation |
1919-1922 |
| 288 | Coal Miners' Relief - H.R. 10001 Included |
1922 |
| 288 | Coal – Seasonal Rate Bills (S. 4087, S.
4278) |
1920 |
| 288 | Coast Guard Legislation H.R. 10531 |
1922-1923 |
| 288 | Coast Guard Legislation |
1919-1920 |
| 288 | Coastwise Trade H.R. 7500 |
1919 |
| 288 | Cold Storage Legislation - S. 3337 |
1921-1922 |
| 288 | Cold Storage Legislation - Including H.R.
9521 |
1919-1920 |
| 288 | Collective Bargaining - S. 4344 |
1920 |
| 288 | Collective Bargaining - S. 845 |
1919-1920 |
| 289 | Colorado River Basin, Boulder Canyon Dam - S.
3511 |
1923 |
| 289 | Colored (Senegalese) Troops in Germany |
1921 |
| 289 | Columbia Basin Project (Irrigation) |
1923 |
| 289 | Columbia River Channel |
1922 |
| 289 | Columbia Polytechnic Institute for the Blind,
Appropriations - H.R. 4226 |
1919 |
| 289 | Columbian Treaties |
1921-1922 |
| 289 | Columbus Day |
1922 |
| 289 | Colville Indian Reservation, Homesteading on - S.
2440 |
1921-1922 |
| 289 | Colville Indian Reservation, Homesteading - H.J.R.
194 |
1919 |
| 289 | Colville Indian Reservation Road - S. 2714 |
1922 |
| 289 | Commerce Act, to Amend - S. 1150 |
1920 |
| 289 | Commerce and Transportation, Esch-Pomerene Bill - S.
1256 |
1919 |
| 289 | Commercial Attaches |
1920 |
| 289 | Commercial Bribery Bill H.R. 10159 |
1922-1923 |
| 289 | Commercial Bribery, Cummins Bill - S. 1024 |
1920 |
| 289 | Commission Men and Interstate Agricultural
Commerce |
1921 |
| 289 | Constitution, to Amend |
1920 |
| 289 | Contract Trading |
1921 |
| 289 | Cooperatives in Agriculture |
1920-1921 |
| 289 | Coos Bay, Improvement of |
1921-1923 |
| 289 | Corbett Tunnel |
1919 |
| 289 | "Cost-Price" Bill - S. 2904 (Prices Marked on
Manufactured Goods) |
1919 |
| 289 | "Cost Price" Bill - S. 2904 "Price Marked on Every
Manufactured Article" |
1919-1920 |
| 289 | Cotton Futures Act, to Amend |
1920 |
| 289 | County Advisors, Appropriations for (Smith-Lever
Bill) |
1921 |
| 289 | Court Reporters - H.R. 12486 |
1920 |
| 289 | Court Procedure Simplification Bill - S.
2870 |
1922 |
| 289 | Courts, Federal |
1919-1920 |
| 289 | Crater Lake National Park - S. 2269 |
1922 |
| 289 | Crescent City Harbor (Nevada) |
1922 |
| 289 | Criminal Identification Bureau, Continuance
of |
1920 |
| 289 | Criminal Literature - S. 3674 (Literature and Films
Describing or Simulating Criminal Activities) |
1920 |
| 289 | Crop Estimates, Bureau of |
1920 |
| 289 | Customs Inspectors and Customs Service
Legislation |
1921 |
| 289 | Czechoslovakia - Annexed German-Austrians in
|
1921 |
| 290 | Dairymen's Concerns |
1919,1922 |
| 290 | Dalles, Bridge over - S. 2776 |
1922-1923 |
| 290 | Daylight Savings |
1919-1921 |
| 290 | Debts, Foreign |
1923 |
| 290 | Deception Pass Military Reserve |
1921-1922 |
| 290 | Decimal Weight Bills |
1921-1923 |
| 290 | Disabled Army Officers - H.R. 6688, H.R.
10835 |
1919 |
| 290 | Disabled Emergency Officers, Retirement of - S.
1565 |
1921-1922 |
| 290 | Disabled Emergency Officers, Retirement of - Including
S. 1565 |
1920-1921 |
| 290 | Disabled Veterans |
1921-1922 |
| 290 | Disabled Veterans, Rehabilitation of |
1921 |
| 290 | Disarmament |
1921 |
| 290 | Disbursing Officers, Relief of - H.R.
10429 |
1922 |
| 290 | District Attorneys, Salaries of |
1920 |
| 290 | District of Columbia Legislation |
1919-1923 |
| 290 | District of Columbia School Facilities - S.
2040 |
1922-1923 |
| 290 | Divorce - Jones Amendment |
1921 |
| 290 | Dogs, Experiments on - S. 1258 |
1919 |
| 290 | Dye stuffs, Importation of |
1921 |
| 290 | 1919-1920 | |
| 291 | Dye Stuffs and Chemical Industry - Including H.R.
8078 |
1919-1920 |
| 291 | Duwamish Waterway, Improvements |
1923 |
| 291 | Education Bureau, to Establish (Towner-Sterling
Bill) |
1920-1923 |
| 291 | Education Bureau, to Establish (Smith Towner Bill) -
S. 1017, H.R. 7 |
1919-1920 |
| 291 | Education Legislation |
1919-1921 |
| 291 | Eight Hour Day (in Lumber Mills) - S. 374 |
1919 |
| 291 | 1922 | |
| 291 | Elk, Protection of |
1921 |
| 291 | Employee Compensation, Federal |
1923 |
| 291 | Engineering Experiment Station |
1919 |
| 291 | Espionage Act |
1919, 1921 |
| 291 | European Credit Extension (Funds for
Relief) |
1920 |
| 291 | Excess Profits Tax |
1920 |
| 291 | Explosives Regulation |
1919-1920 |
| 291 | Explosives Revenue Act - S. 2896 |
1919 |
| 291 | Famine in Austria and Germany, Relief of - H.J.R.
412 |
1922-1923 |
| 292 | 1920-1923 | |
| 292 | Federal Employees' Wages |
1919-1920 |
| 292 | Federal Farm Loan Act - S. 4103 |
1923 |
| 292 | Federal Farm Loan Act |
1922 |
| 292 | Federal Farm Loan Act - Including S. 2426 |
1919-1920 |
| 292 | Federal Home Loan Board - S. 1469 |
1919 |
| 292 | Federal Incorporation Acts - H.R. 7204 |
1921 |
| 292 | Federal Land Banks |
1920-1922 |
| 292 | Federal Livestock Commission - S. 3944 |
1920 |
| 292 | Federal Reserve |
1922 |
| 292 | Federal Trade Commission (FTC) |
1919-1920, 1922 |
| 292 | Fertilizer Law - S. 3390 |
1920 |
| 292 | Field Clerks, Status of |
1920-1923 |
| 292 | Finance, Director of, for U.S. Army |
1920 |
| 292 | Fine Arts Commission |
1922 |
| 292 | Fish Culture Station, Installation of - S.
1555 |
1919 |
| 292 | Firearms Legislation |
1923 |
| 292 | Firearms Regulation - S. 1184 |
1921 |
| 292 | Fisheries, Alaskan - H.R. 10427 |
1922-1923 |
| 292 | Fisheries Legislation |
1920-1922 |
| 292 | Flag Legislation - S. 676 |
1921-1922 |
| 292 | Flour - H.R. 3462 |
1919 |
| 292 | Food and Drug Labelling - S. 1887 |
1921-1922 |
| 292 | Food Packer's Label on Products - H.R. 11876
(1876) |
1920 |
| 293 | Food Packing Industry |
1921 |
| 293 | Food Regulation Legislation - Including S.
3011 |
1919-1921 |
| 293 | Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bureau, Appropriations
for |
1919-1920 |
| 293 | Foreign Exchange Rates |
1919 |
| 293 | Foreign Language Publications |
1919-1920 |
| 293 | Foreign Trade |
1919 |
| 293 | Forest Products Laboratory |
1921-1922 |
| 293 | Forestry Appropriations (Weeks Law) |
1920 |
| 293 | Forests and Forestry Legislation (Including Forest
Service) |
1920-1922 |
| 293 | Fort Vancouver Stockade, to Restore |
1921-1922 |
| 293 | Fort Wright River Water Bill |
1919-1922 |
| 293 | Four-Fold Optional Plan of Beneficial
Legislation |
1920 |
| 293 | Free Ports |
1921 |
| 293 | Garry, Spokane Monument Bill - S. 2461 |
1917-1919 |
| 293 | Geological Survey |
1920 |
| 293 | German Ships, Proposed Sale of |
1920 |
| 293 | German War Trophies (Cannon) |
1919-1921 |
| 293 | Glass Tariff - H.R. 10311 (Haugen Bill) |
1920-1921 |
| 293 | Gold Legislation - Including H.R. 13201 |
1920-1921 |
| 293 | Government Ownership of Service Industries |
1919 |
| 293 | Grain Prices - Including H.R. 5676 |
1920-1922 |
| 293 | Graphite Mines - H.R. 5941 |
1919 |
| 293 | Grays Harbor Dredge and Lightship |
1921-1922 |
| 293 | Grazing Lands, Federal Control of |
1919 |
| 293 | Great Lakes Vacation Season - H.R. 6754 |
1921 |
| 293 | Guards and Watchmen - S. 3079 |
1919 |
| 293 | Haiti, U.S. Involvement in |
1922 |
| 293 | Harbor (Including Grays Harbor)
Legislation |
1920 |
| 293 | Hawaiian Homesteads |
1920 |
| 293 | Hawaiian Labor Shortage Legislation - H.R. 171, S.J.R.
82 |
1921-1922 |
| 293 | Health Department, Proposed Creation of |
1921 |
| 293 | Home Loan Bank Bill - H.R. 8080, S. 2492 |
1920 |
| 294 | "Hostess Houses" for Servicemen, to
Discontinue |
1922 |
| 294 | Housing Costs |
1921 |
| 294 | Hydrographic Office, Public Works
Department |
1921 |
| 294 | U.S. Hydrographic Office, to Transfer - S.
4542 |
1921 |
| 294 | Immigration Legislation |
1920-1923 |
| 294 | Income and Other Tax Legislation |
1920 |
| 294 | Indian Affairs Legislation |
1921-1923 |
| 294 | Indian Appropriations Bill |
1921 |
| 294 | Indian (Native American) Citizenship |
1920 |
| 294 | Indian Wars, Veterans of |
1920-1921 |
| 294 | Industry and Industrial Workers in the Pacific
Northwest |
1920 |
| 294 | Influenza, Investigation of |
1919-1920 |
| 294 | Initiative and Referendum Amendment to the
Constitution Proposed |
1919 |
| 294 | Insurance Legislation |
1920 |
| 294 | Insurance Policies, Lapsed, in the Cases of Soldiers
and Sailors |
1919 |
| 294 | Internal Revenue Service |
1920 |
| 294 | Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC)
Legislation |
1922-1923 |
| 294 | Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC), Appointment of -
S. 2925 |
1922 |
| 294 | Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC)
Matters |
1922 |
| 294 | Irish Republic, Recognition of (Mason
Bill) |
1920 |
| 294 | Isle of Pines, Proposed Cession to Cuba |
1922-1923 |
| 294 | Japanese Situation (regarding Immigration) |
1921 |
| 294 | Joint Stock Land Banks |
1920-1922 |
| 294 | Judiciary Bills (Judges' Salaries, Number of Justices,
etc.) |
1921-1923 |
| 294 | Klamath Indian Reservation |
1919 |
| 294 | Labor, Bureau of, Appropriations |
1921 |
| 294 | Ladd "Honest Money System" Bill - S. 2604 |
1922 |
| 294 | Lake Washington Canal, Improvement of |
1921-1922 |
| 294 | Land Leasing Bills - Including S. 252 |
1921 |
| 294 | Land Tax (Nolan Bill) |
1920 |
| 294 | Land Valuation Act - Including S. 539 |
1921 |
| 294 | Laws of the United States, to Consolidate and
Codify |
1920 |
| 294 | Letter Carriers, National Association of - Working
Conditions and Compensation |
1919-1920 |
| 295 | Lewis and Clark Cavern, to Open to Public |
1920 |
| 295 | Lewis and Clark Highway, Completion of |
1921-1922 |
| 295 | Liberty Bonds, Value of |
1920 |
| 295 | Library Distribution and Library Information
Service |
1920 |
| 295 | Lighthouse Tenders, Relief of |
1920-1921 |
| 295 | Livestock Commission, Federal (Kenyon-Anderson Bill) -
S. 3944 |
1920-1921 |
| 295 | Livestock Regulations - Including S. 659 |
1921 |
| 295 | Livestock and Meat-Packing Regulation (Kenyon) Bill -
S. 2202 |
1919-1920 |
| 295 | Livestock and Meat-Packing Regulation (Kenyon) Bill -
S. 2202 |
1919 |
| 295 | Long and Short Haul (Freight Transportation)
Legislation |
1920-1922 |
| 295 | Long and Short Haul (Freight Transportation) Bill - S.
360 |
1919-1920 |
| 296 | Long and Short Haul (Freight Transportation) Bill - S.
360 |
1919 |
| 296 | Longevity Pay Claims - S. 411 |
1920 |
| 296 | Longshoremen, Compensation for - S. 4606 |
1921 |
| 296 | Los Angeles Aqueduct, Construction of - H.R.
406 |
1920 |
| 296 | Lumber Embargo - H.R. 9567 |
1919 |
| 296 | Lumber Statistics and Information, Bureau
of |
1921-1922 |
| 296 | Anti-Lynching Bill - H.R. 13 |
1922 |
| 296 | Magnesite Tariff Bill and Regulation of Other
Minerals |
1919-1920 |
| 296 | Marine Firemen Licensing - Opinions of Northwestern
Tow Boat Operators Association on this and Other Legislation |
1920 |
| 296 | Markets, Bureau of |
1919-1920 |
| 296 | Marketing (Norvis) Bill - S. 4050 |
1923 |
| 296 | Maternal and Infant Care Bill - S. 3259 |
1920 |
| 296 | Mayo, Admiral, Title of |
1920 |
| 296 | Meat Packers' Consent Decree (Anti-Trust Legislation)
- S. 211 |
1922 |
| 296 | Medical and Surgical History, Appropriations to
Publish |
1920 |
| 296 | Merchant Marine Policy |
1920 |
| 296 | Metric System, to Adopt |
1920-1921 |
| 296 | Mileage Book Bill - S. 848 |
1922-1923 |
| 296 | Military Affairs Legislation |
1922-1923 |
| 296 | Military Roads, Proposal |
1922 |
| 296 | Military Officers' Retirement - Including S.
2633 |
1921 |
| 296 | Military Officers' Retirement Legislation |
1919 |
| 296 | Military Pay Bill - S. 3326 |
1922 |
| 296 | Military Preparedness |
1920-1921 |
| 297 | Military Training, Universal - Including S. 3972
|
1920 |
| 297 | Military Training, Universal - Various
Bills |
1919 |
| 297 | Militia Pension Bill - H.R. 211 |
1922 |
| 297 | Milk, Regulation of - Including H.R. 8086 |
1921-1923 |
| 297 | Mines and Mining Legislation |
1921-1923 |
| 297 | Mines and Mining Legislation |
1920-1921 |
| 297 | Mining Assessments and Miscellaneous Mining
Legislation |
1919-1920 |
| 298 | 1920-1921 | |
| 298 | Missouri Militia, Compensation for Members of the - S.
171 |
1921 |
| 298 | 1919 | |
| 298 | Monticello, Government Purchase of - H.J.R.
121 |
1921 |
| 298 | Motion Pictures, Dangers of |
1919 |
| 298 | Motor Boat Tax |
1919 |
| 298 | Motor Convoy from Washington D.C. to San Francisco,
Monument for - H.J.R. 270 |
1920 |
| 298 | Motor Vehicle Licensing and Registration |
1919 |
| 298 | Mount Vernon, Government Possession of |
1921 |
| 298 | Muscle Shoals Power and Nitrate Plant |
1921-1923 |
| 298 | Anti-Narcotics Legislation |
1923 |
| 298 | Anti-Narcotics (Jones-Miller) Bill |
1921-1922 |
| 298 | Anti-Narcotics Bill (Stanley Amendment) |
1921 |
| 298 | Anti-Narcotics Bill - S. 4337 |
1920 |
| 298 | National Defense Act |
1921 |
| 298 | National Four Fold Compensation Act |
1921 |
| 298 | National Guard |
1919, 1923 |
| 298 | National Parks |
1920-1922 |
| 298 | National Parks Police - H.R. 12610 |
1920 |
| 298 | National Academy - S. 3969 |
1920 |
| 298 | Naval Buoys in Seattle |
1919-1921 |
| 298 | Naval Contractors, Relief of - S. 32 |
1921-1923 |
| 298 | Naval Legislation - Including
Appropriations |
1922-1923 |
| 299 | Naval Legislation - Including
Appropriations |
1919-1922 |
| 299 | Naval Reserve |
1922-1923 |
| 300 | Naval Yard Employees, Compensation for - S.
2620 |
1921-1922 |
| 300 | Near East Refugee Relief |
1922-1923 |
| 300 | Nitrogen Products - H.R. 10329 |
1920 |
| 300 | Nurses, Military Rank for - S. 4811 |
1919 |
| 300 | Officers' Reserve Corps |
1920 |
| 300 | Oil Lands and Leasing |
1919-1921 |
| 300 | Old Trails Road - H.R. 2412 |
1921 |
| 300 | Oleomargarine Tax - H.R. 10032 |
1919 |
| 300 | Olympic National Forest, Boundaries of - S.
4014 |
1920 |
| 300 | Opium |
1922 |
| 300 | Oregon Caves - S. 2989 |
1922 |
| 300 | Pacific Trade (Federal American Incorporation Bill) -
H.R. 7204 |
1920-1921 |
| 300 | Panama Canal Act, to Amend |
1920 |
| 300 | Panama Canal, Maintenance of - H.R. 10646 |
1922 |
| 300 | Panama Canal Tolls |
1921 |
| 300 | Panama Canal Zone Wages |
1922 |
| 300 | Parole Law, Federal - H.R. 1112 |
1920 |
| 300 | Passport Agencies |
1921 |
| 300 | Patents and Patent Office Legislation |
1921-1922 |
| 300 | Patents and Patent Office Legislation - Including H.R.
11984 |
1920 |
| 300 | Peace, International |
1921 |
| 300 | Pend Oreille River Bridge |
1921 |
| 300 | Pension Legislation - Including H.R. 4 |
1920-1922 |
| 301 | Pension Legislation - Including H.R. 2 |
1919-1920 |
| 301 | Philippine Islands Legislation |
1921 |
| 301 | Philippine Scouts, Relief for - S. 139 |
1922 |
| 301 | Philippine Scouts, Relief for 1919 -S.
2447 |
1919 |
| 301 | Physical Education in Schools |
1921-1922 |
| 301 | Pioneer's Pension |
1920 |
| 301 | Police Bureau, National, to Create - S.
4202 |
1922-1923 |
| 301 | Political Prisoners in the United States |
1919-1920, 1923 |
| 301 | Polygamy, Legality of |
1921 |
| 301 | Postal Affairs |
1920-1923 |
| 302 | Postal Affairs |
1919-1920 |
| 302 | Postal (Star Route) Carriers, Compensation
for |
1922 |
| 302 | Postal Rates and Postal Zone Legislation |
1919-1923 |
| 302 | Potash Industry |
1919 |
| 302 | Power Conservation Devices on Railroads |
1920 |
| 302 | Primary Law (Direct vs. Indirect Election Primaries in
Washington (State)) |
1920-1921 |
| 302 | Private Soldiers and Sailors' Legion, to
Incorporate |
1920 |
| 302 | 1921-1923 | |
| 303 | 1919-1921 | |
| 303 | "Protection of Government" - S. 23 |
1921 |
| 303 | Public Buildings Contractors, Relief of |
1919 |
| 303 | Public Health Service, Employees Salaries |
1920 |
| 303 | Public Health Service Legislation - Including H.R.
9291 |
1922 |
| 303 | Public Lands, Government's Power to
Withdraw |
1920 |
| 303 | Public Works, Creation of a Department of - S.
2232 |
1919-1920 |
| 303 | Puget Sound Dredge - S. 2881 |
1922 |
| 303 | Quartermaster Service, Proposal to Disband |
1920 |
| 303 | Quinault Reservation, Construction of a Road
on |
1922 |
| 303 | Rabies in Coyotes, Eradication of |
1922 |
| 303 | Race Question, Conference on |
1921 |
| 303 | Radio, to Regulate - H.R. 13773, S. 3694 |
1923 |
| 303 | Radio Telephony |
1922 |
| 303 | Railroad Fare |
1920 |
| 303 | Railroad Legislation |
1922-1923 |
| 303 | Railway Mail Clerks, Salary of |
1919 |
| 303 | Range Stock, Conditions Governing - S.
1516 |
1920 |
| 303 | Real Estate Tax Bill - H.R. 12397 |
1920 |
| 303 | Reciprocity in the Mineral Trade - S. 3334 |
1920 |
| 303 | Reclamation of Land |
1922 |
| 304 | Reclamation of Land |
1918-1920 |
| 304 | Reclamation Survey, Washington (State) - S.
3804 |
1922-1923 |
| 304 | Reclassification of Federal Employees - H.R. 8928, S.
13 |
1921-1923 |
| 304 | Reclassification and Redivision of Federal
Salaries |
1920 |
| 304 | "Reconstruction" Legislation |
1920 |
| 304 | Religion - Scandal in the Catholic Church |
1921 |
| 304 | Revenue Acts |
1920 |
| 304 | Revision of Laws, Committee on the |
1923 |
| 304 | River and Harbor Appropriations - H.R.
10766 |
1922 |
| 304 | River and Harbor Bill - H.R. 11892 |
1920 |
| 304 | Roads, Appropriations for |
1921-1923 |
| 304 | Roads and Highways, Appropriations for |
1919-1920 |
| 304 | Roosevelt Sequoia National Park - H.R.
7452 |
1921-1922 |
| 304 | Rotary Clubs, to Incorporate - S. 3869 |
1920 |
| 304 | Rural Mail Routes |
1919-1921 |
| 304 | Russia, a Commission to Visit - S.J.R. 177 |
1922 |
| 304 | Russian Civil War, U.S. Involvement in |
n.d. |
| 304 | Russian Railway Service Corps, Status of Men
Discharged from - S. 28 |
1921-1922 |
| 305 | San Juan County, Lands in |
1922 |
| 305 | Seamen's Act - Including H.R. 9692 |
1919 |
| 305 | Seamen's Compensation - S. 745 |
1921 |
| 305 | Seattle-Bremerton Ferry Service |
1919 |
| 305 | Seattle Government Building (Federal Office
Building) |
1919 |
| 305 | Securities Tax - H.R. 13798, H.R. 13799 |
1920 |
| 305 | 1920 | |
| 305 | Seed, Appropriations for Distribution of |
1921-1922 |
| 305 | Seed Wheat |
1922-1923 |
| 305 | Sevres, Treaty of |
1921 |
| 305 | Ship Subsidy Bill |
1922-1923 |
| 305 | Shipping Board Appropriations |
1921 |
| 305 | Shipping Board Purchase of Ships |
1920 |
| 305 | Shipping Regulations |
1919, 1923 |
| 305 | Shriners Legislation |
1923 |
| 305 | Silver, Fluctuating Price of |
1923 |
| 305 | Silver in U.S. Currency - H.R. 11226 |
1920 |
| 305 | "Slackers" |
1919 |
| 305 | Snake River Bridge |
1919, 1921 |
| 305 | Social Hygiene Board Bill (to Prevent Mass Mailings of
Venereal Disease "Cures") - S. 1189, H.R. 5123 |
1919-1920 |
| 305 | Social Hygiene Board, Continuance of - H.R.
11490 |
1922 |
| 305 | Soldiers' Bodies, to Return from Overseas - S. Res.
322 |
1920 |
| 305 | Soldiers' Relief Bonus |
1922-1923 |
| 306 | Soldiers' Relief Bonus |
1921-1922 |
| 306 | Soldiers and Sailors' Bulletin, Request for Senator's
Views |
1919 |
| 306 | Spanish American War Veterans, Relief for (Elkins
Bill) - S. 712 |
1921 |
| 306 | Standards, National Bureau of, to Provide Certificates
of Quality for Trade Goods - S. 2635 |
1919 |
| 306 | Steamboat Inspection Service, Compensation
for |
1920-1921 |
| 306 | Stenographers, to Appoint to District Courts - H.R.
12486 |
1920 |
| 306 | Student Army Training Corps, Status of Certain
Registrants - S.J.R. 70 |
1919-1920 |
| 306 | Sugar, Export of - H.R. 9976 |
1919 |
| 306 | Surplus War Material, Disposal of |
1919 |
| 306 | Sunday Closing - H.R. 9753 |
1921-1922 |
| 307 | Sunday Showings of Motion Pictures, Proposed Ban on -
S. 635 |
1919 |
| 307 | Sundry Civil Bill (Appropriations Legislation) - H.R.
6170 |
1919-1921 |
| 307 | Surety Companies Appropriation |
1921 |
| 307 | Surgical Instruments, Tariffs on - H.R.
7785 |
1919-1921 |
| 307 | Tacoma, Special Canceling Stamps in - H.R.
10872 |
1922 |
| 307 | Taxes, Federal |
1920 |
| 307 | Taxes and Tariffs, Various |
1919-1920, 1922-1923 |
| 307 | Teachers' Salaries - S. 3136 |
1922 |
| 307 | Telephone and Telegraph Legislation |
1918-1920 |
| 308 | Tobacco Tax |
1920 |
| 308 | Tools, Government Loan of - H.R. 3143 |
1919 |
| 308 | Topographical Survey of United States - H.R.
10057 |
1923 |
| 308 | Toppenish-Simcoe Irrigation Project - S.
2756 |
1922 |
| 308 | Tractors, to Loan to States - H.R. 11578 |
1920 |
| 308 | Trade Marks - H.R. 11 |
1921 |
| 308 | Transportation |
1920-1922 |
| 308 | Truth in Fabrics |
1920-1923 |
| 308 | Tuberculosis Division of Public Health
Service |
1919 |
| 308 | Unemployment - Including S. 2749 |
1921-1922 |
| 308 | Venereal Diseases |
1920-1921, 1923 |
| 308 | Veterans' Employment (Efficiency) Bill - S.
3468 |
1922 |
| 308 | Veterans, Homes and Homesteads for - H.R.
6994 |
1920 |
| 308 | Veterans, Homes and Homesteads for - S.
3468 |
1920 |
| 308 | Veterans, Homes and Homesteads for - H.R.
5545 |
1919-1920 |
| 308 | Veterans, Homes and Homesteads for - H.R.
487 |
1919 |
| 308 | Veterans Legislation |
1919, 1922 |
| 308 | Vicksburg, National Memorial Archway at - S.
1029 |
1919 |
| 308 | Victory Button - H.R. 8290 |
1920 |
| 308 | Vivisection - H.R. 12605 |
1922 |
| 308 | Vocational Education |
1919-1920 |
| 308 | War Department |
1920 |
| 308 | War Debt, European |
1921-1922 |
| 308 | War Finance |
1920, 1922 |
| 308 | War Frauds - Investigation of |
1922 |
| 308 | War Materials, Reimportation of - H.J.R. 183
|
1921 |
| 308 | War Memorial for Women - S.J.R. 168 |
1923 |
| 308 | War Minerals Relief |
1920-1921 |
| 308 | War, Outlawry of |
1922 |
| 308 | War Risk Insurance |
1919-1920 |
| 309 | 1921 | |
| 309 | Water Power Legislation |
1919 |
| 309 | Water Users, Relief of |
1922 |
| 309 | Weights and Measures |
1919-1920 |
| 309 | Wenatchee National Forest |
1920, 1922 |
| 309 | West Okanogan Irrigation District - S.
2439 |
1921-1922 |
| 309 | Wheat, Guaranteed Price of |
1923 |
| 309 | Wheat, Guaranteed Price of - H.R. 15453 |
1921 |
| 309 | Wheat Legislation |
1919-1920 |
| 309 | White Mt. and Southern Appalachians, Forest Reserve in
- S. 3298 |
1920 |
| 309 | Woman Citizenship Act (regarding Citizens Married to
Aliens) - S. 2828 |
1922 |
| 309 | Women's Business and Professional Clubs, Incorporation
of |
1921 |
| 309 | Women's Labor Bureau |
1919-1922 |
| 309 | Wood Pulp Production - Including S. 3555 |
1920 |
| 309 | Wool Embargo |
1920 |
| 309 | Workmen's Compensation |
1921-1922 |
| 309 | Yakima National Park - S. 2676 |
1921 |
| 309 | Yellowstone Dam - S. 274 |
1921 |
| 309 | Yellowstone National Park - H.R. 1412 |
1919 |
| 309 | Yorktown, VA. - To be National Park |
1922 |
Miscellaneous Correspondence |
1911-1923 | |
| Box | ||
| 309 | Abel |
n.d. |
| 309 | Abercrombie, Helen |
1920-1921 |
| 309 | Abercrombie, W. R. |
1919 |
| 309 | Abeyance |
1919 |
| 309 | Achenbach |
1919 |
| 309 | Acheson |
1919 |
| 309 | Adams, B. |
1919 |
| 309 | Adams, J. |
1919-1920 |
| 309 | Adams, R. |
1919 |
| 309 | Advisory Tax Board |
1919 |
| 309 | Aerial Mail Service |
1919-1920 |
| 309 | Aeroplanes & Bids (Boeing) |
1919-1920 |
| 309 | Airplanes and Aviation |
1919-1920 |
| 309 | Alaska |
1919-1920 |
| 309 | Albanians |
1919-1920 |
| 309 | Albers |
1919 |
| 309 | Albert |
1919-1920 |
| 309 | Aldrich, William Frank |
1919 |
| 309 | Alexander, George V. |
1919 |
| 309 | Alexander, H. F. (Hubbard Foster
Alexander) |
1920 |
| 309 | Alien Slackers |
1918-1920 |
| 309 | Aliens, Deportation Of |
1919 |
| 309 | Allen, W. M. |
1919-1920 |
| 309 | Aloe, Alfred |
1919 |
| 310 | Americanization (includes Americanism) |
1920 |
| 310 | American's Creed |
1919 |
| 310 | American Cooperative Journal |
1919 |
| 310 | American Corn Millers Federation |
1919 |
| 310 | American Defense Society |
1919 |
| 310 | American Historical Society |
1920 |
| 310 | American Legion |
1919-1920 |
| 310 | American Roumanian Society |
1919 |
| 310 | Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce |
1920 |
| 310 | Aberdeen Daily World |
1922 |
| 310 | Acret, George |
1920-1922 |
| 310 | Adams, Richard C. (representing The Delaware
Indians) |
1921 |
| 310 | Agriculture |
1920-1922 |
| 310 | Alaska Dispatch |
1920 |
| 310 | Alaska Engineering Commission |
1919-1921 |
| 310 | Albers, Henry, Case Of |
1921 |
| 310 | Albert, Charles S. |
1921 |
| 310 | Aldwell, J. Lloyd |
1918-1922 |
| 310 | Alexander, A. F. |
1921 |
| 310 | Alexander, George V. |
1921 |
| 310 | Alexander, H. F. (Hubbard Foster
Alexander) |
1921-1922 |
| 310 | Alien Property Custodian, Office Of |
1918-1922 |
| 310 | Aliens |
1920 |
| 310 | Allen, Charles E. |
1922 |
| 310 | Allen, George W. |
1920-1922 |
| 310 | Allen, Mrs. John B. |
1920 |
| 310 | Allen, W. M. |
1921 |
| 310 | Allison, Charles R. |
1922 |
| 310 | Ambrose, Thomas S. |
1921-1922 |
| 310 | American Legion |
1920-1922 |
| 310 | American Nitrogen Products Co. |
1921 |
| 311 | Acret, George |
1921 |
| 311 | Adams, E. M. |
1922 |
| 311 | Adams, W. G. |
1922 |
| 311 | Africa, Robert Dow |
1922 |
| 311 | Ahlstedt, Harold T. |
1922 |
| 311 | Aitchison, Clyde B. (Interstate Commerce Commission
(ICC)) |
1923 |
| 311 | Alaska |
1922-1923 |
| 311 | Albertson, A. H. |
1921-1922 |
| 311 | Alexander, Fred Z. |
1923 |
| 311 | Alexander, H. F. (Hubbard Foster
Alexander) |
1922 |
| 311 | Allison, Charles R. |
1923 |
| 311 | Ambrose, Thomas S. |
1922 |
| 311 | Americanism |
1921-1923 |
| 311 | American Legion |
1921-1923 |
| 311 | Anderson, W. D. A. |
1922 |
| 311 | Appling, Homer D. |
1920 |
| 311 | Appropriations Committee (United States
Senate) |
1922 |
| 311 | Archer, F. R. |
1922 |
| 311 | Armstrong, L. K. (Washington Mining
Association) |
1922 |
| 311 | Armstrong, Lloyd |
1920-1923 |
| 311 | Arnold, Eugene F. |
1921 |
| 311 | Astoria (Or.), Bill for Relief of |
1922-1923 |
| 311 | Austria |
1922 |
| 311 | Kittinger, George S. |
1920 |
| 311 | Andersen, John Herbert |
1921 |
| 311 | Anderson, John B. |
1922 |
| 311 | Anderson, W. D. A. |
1921-1922 |
| 311 | Anderson, W. T. (Macon Daily Telegraph) |
1922 |
| 311 | Annapolis |
1922 |
| 311 | Apples, Northwest Boxed |
1922 |
| 311 | Armstrong, L. K. (Washington Mining
Association) |
1921-1922 |
| 311 | Archer, F. R. |
1922 |
| 311 | Arnold, J. F. |
1921 |
| 311 | Arthur, John |
1921 |
| 311 | Atkeson, W. O. |
1921 |
| 311 | Aviation |
1921 |
| 311 | Axtell, Frances C. |
1921 |
| 311 | Republic of Korea, Provisional Government
Of |
1921 |
| 311 | Biddle, Anthony J. Drexel (Army, Navy and Civilian
Board of Boxing Control) |
1919 |
| 311 | Birmingham, Rev. T. M. C. |
1919 |
| 311 | Blahak, Mary |
1919 |
| 311 | Block, Henry W. C. |
1919 |
| 311 | Boeing Airplane Co. |
1919-1920 |
| 311 | Boger, A. V. |
1919 |
| 311 | Bohmanson, Seth |
1920 |
| 311 | Bowen, R. D. |
1919-1920 |
| 311 | Bowen, Wm. A. (Farmers Fireside Bulletin) |
1919 |
| 311 | Boyd, John L., Jr. (Boyd Shoe & Rubber
Co.) |
1919 |
| 311 | Bache, Jules S. (Jules Semon Bache) |
1918-1919 |
| 311 | Baker, A. C. |
1919 |
| 311 | Baker, Ellen |
1918 |
| 311 | Baker, Newton D. (Secretary of War) |
1920 |
| 311 | Ball, Walter L. |
1919 |
| 311 | Barnes, Julius H. |
1919 |
| 311 | Barnhart, W. E. |
1919 |
| 311 | Barrows, Frank H. |
1920 |
| 311 | Bartholomew, R. J. |
1919 |
| 311 | Bartlett, Adelbert |
1919 |
| 311 | Baxter, Chester J. |
1920 |
| 311 | Bean, Louis E. |
1920 |
| 311 | Beans |
1919 |
| 311 | Belden, Pauline |
1919-1920 |
| 311 | Belgium Question |
1919 |
| 311 | Bellingham Chamber of Commerce |
1919-1920 |
| 311 | Bellingham Law Library |
1920 |
| 312 | Benedict, Roswell A. |
1919-1920 |
| 312 | Benicia Arsenal |
1919 |
| 312 | Bentz, Lucy |
1920 |
| 312 | Berger, Victor (regarding Case of) |
1920 |
| 312 | Betts, C. A. |
1919 |
| 312 | Brademaker, A. W. |
1919 |
| 312 | Brady, Thomas |
1919 |
| 312 | Brandt, Eva |
1920 |
| 312 | Brauer, William Wallace |
1919-1920 |
| 312 | Bremer, Sophia (regarding Land for Bremerton Navy
Yard) |
1920 |
| 312 | Bremerton Navy Yard |
1919-1920 |
| 312 | Bremerton Housing |
1919 |
| 312 | Bremerton News |
1919 |
| 312 | Brewer, L. H. |
1919 |
| 312 | Brewer, Thomas H. |
1919 |
| 312 | Brewster, William F. |
1918-1920 |
| 312 | Brookings, Robert S. |
1919 |
| 312 | Brooks, J. W. (regarding Indian Affairs) |
1918 |
| 312 | Brown, E. K. |
1919-1920 |
| 312 | Brown, Joseph M. |
1919-1920 |
| 312 | Brown, Noah M. |
1919 |
| 312 | Brown, William C. |
1920 |
| 312 | Buchholz, Gertrude |
1919 |
| 312 | Bullitt, A. Scott |
1920 |
| 312 | Bullock, William (Good Government Bureau) |
1919 |
| 312 | Bureau of Census |
1919-1920 |
| 312 | Bureau of Fisheries |
1919-1920 |
| 312 | Bureau of Fisheries, Baker Lake Fish
Hatchery |
1919 |
| 312 | Bureau of Fisheries, Treaty with Canada |
1919 |
| 312 | Bureau of Mines |
1918-1920 |
| 312 | Burnham, A. |
1919 |
| 312 | Burroughs, Nannie H. (The School of the 3
B's) |
1920 |
| 312 | Burwell, Sam C. |
1919 |
| 312 | Business Chronicle |
1920 |
| 312 | Butler, W. C. |
1919 |
| 312 | Byrne, A. P. |
1919 |
| 313 | Babcock, Charles H. |
1923 |
| 313 | Bache, Jules S. (Jules Semon Bache) |
1920-1923 |
| 313 | Baldwin, A. E. |
1923 |
| 313 | Baldwin, Evelyn B. |
1921 |
| 313 | Barry, J. Nielsen |
1920-1922 |
| 313 | Bausman, Frederick |
1921-1922 |
| 313 | Bennett, William S. |
1919-1922 |
| 313 | Bergdoll Issue |
1921 |
| 313 | Beveridge, Albert J. |
1922 |
| 313 | Baker, F. O. (Pacific Northwest Farm Trio) |
1921 |
| 313 | Baker, Mathew |
1920 |
| 313 | Baldwin, A. E. |
1921-1922 |
| 313 | Baranoff, Count V. A. |
1921-1922 |
| 313 | Barr, W. B. |
1920 |
| 313 | Barrett, C. S. (Farmers Educational and Cooperative
Union) |
1921 |
| 313 | Barth, Harry A. |
1922 |
| 313 | Bartholomew, R. J. |
1920 |
| 313 | Bascom, E. T. |
1920-1921 |
| 313 | G. Batcheller Hall Co. |
1920 |
| 313 | Bauer, Charles C. |
1921 |
| 313 | Beaumont, M. J. |
1921 |
| 313 | Beavers, Averill |
1920-1921 |
| 313 | Behrens, Adolph |
1921 |
| 313 | Bender, Edward (regarding Alien Enemies) |
1921 |
| 313 | Benedict, Roswell A. |
1921-1922 |
| 313 | Bennett, F. |
1918 |
| 313 | Bennett, James |
1920 |
| 313 | Benson, E. D. |
1919 |
| 313 | Benson, E. F. |
1920 |
| 313 | Berry, Charles R. (Fruitland magazine) |
1921-1922 |
| 313 | Benton, Judge I. |
1922 |
| 313 | Bianchi, Joe |
1922 |
| 313 | Bishop, Roy N. |
1921 |
| 313 | Bishop, Thomas G. (The Society of American
Indians) |
1920-1922 |
| 313 | Black, Jules |
1920 |
| 313 | Blackman, William (regarding Sloan Shipyards
Corporation Case) |
1921, n.d. |
| 313 | Blackwood, W. A. |
1920-1922 |
| 313 | Blatchford, Richard M. |
1922 |
| 313 | Bluestem to Lincoln Rail Line |
1921 |
| 313 | Bolshevism |
1919-1921 |
| 313 | Borglum, Gutzon |
1920 |
| 313 | Bourne, Jonathan, Jr. (Republican Publicity
Association) |
1920-1922 |
| 313 | Bowen, R. D. |
1922-1923 |
| 313 | Bowyer, Otis |
1921-1922 |
| 313 | Bragaw, Robert S. |
1921 |
| 313 | Brauer, William Wallace |
1922 |
| 313 | Brewster, William F. |
1922-1923 |
| 313 | Brinkley, Charles A. |
1922 |
| 313 | Business Conditions |
1921-1923 |
| 313 | Butler, Pierce |
1922 |
| 314 | Bird, Charles Sumner (regarding S. 1452) |
1921 |
| 314 | Birdseye, L. J. |
1921 |
| 314 | Birmingham, Rev. T. M. C. |
1920-1921 |
| 314 | Blaine, Elbert F. (regarding H.R. 12649 -
Reclamation) |
1921 |
| 314 | Blethen, Clarence |
1922 |
| 314 | Block, Henry W. C. |
1921 |
| 314 | Bloom, E. D. |
1920-1921 |
| 314 | Boetzkes, Harry W. |
1921 |
| 314 | Bollen, M. E. |
1921 |
| 314 | Bolo Club |
1921 |
| 314 | Bone, Scott C. (Governor, Alaska) |
1922 |
| 314 | Boston and Maine Railroad |
1922 |
| 314 | Bowen, R. D. |
1920-1922 |
| 314 | Boyd, Thomas |
1921 |
| 314 | Bras, Harry L. (Centralia Daily Chronicle) |
1919-1921 |
| 314 | Brascher, Nahum Daniel (Associated Negro
Press) |
1921 |
| 314 | Bremerton Chamber of Commerce |
1919-1921 |
| 314 | Brewster, William F. |
1920-1921 |
| 314 | Brinsmead, William |
1921 |
| 314 | Brotherhood of Railway Carmen |
1920 |
| 314 | Brown, Clara Bell |
1920 |
| 314 | Brown, Clifford C. |
1921 |
| 314 | Brown, E. K. |
1921 |
| 314 | Brown, Ed |
1921 |
| 314 | Brown, Fred C. |
1921 |
| 314 | Brown, Joseph M. |
1921 |
| 314 | Brown, Nat U. |
1922 |
| 314 | Brown, W. D. (R.F.D. News) |
1922 |
| 314 | Bryan, James W. (James Wesley Bryan) |
1919-1922 |
| 315 | Bulletin Publishing Co. (Walla Walla
Bulletin) |
1920-1921 |
| 315 | Bunch, John H. (Alaska Steamship Co.) |
1922 |
| 315 | Burgholzer, Max |
1922 |
| 315 | Burke, Judge Thomas |
1920 |
| 315 | Burleigh, Clara R. (Mrs. Walter A.) |
1922 |
| 315 | Burns, W. J. (Department of Justice, Bureau of
Investigation) |
1921 |
| 315 | Burrow, Elmer W. (The Springdale Reformer) |
1921 |
| 315 | Butler, Joseph G., Jr. |
1921 |
| 315 | Butler, William C. |
1920-1921 |
| 315 | National Budget Committee |
1920 |
| 315 | "The Come-Back" |
1920 |
| 315 | Committee on Committees (United States
Senate) |
1919 |
| 315 | Committee on Public Information |
1918 |
| 315 | J. Compton & Co. |
1919 |
| 315 | Comptroller of Treasury |
1919 |
| 315 | Congdon, L. V. |
1919 |
| 315 | Congressional Departmental Information
Services |
1919 |
| 315 | Conklin, A. B. (Clay County Graphite Co.) |
1919 |
| 315 | Constantine, Earl (National Association of
Manufacturers) |
1919 |
| 315 | Constitutional League of America |
1920 |
| 315 | Converse, Mrs. Antonia Thornton |
1919 |
| 315 | Coolidge, Calvin (Governor, Massachusetts) |
1919-1920 |
| 315 | Coonley, Avery |
1919 |
| 315 | Cabell, P. H. C. (Commonwealth Club) |
1920 |
| 315 | Cadman, J. B. |
1919 |
| 315 | Cake, Charles E. |
1919 |
| 315 | Calder, William M. |
1919 |
| 315 | Caldwell, Ethel Hunley (Association of Collegiate
Alumnae) |
1919 |
| 315 | Campaign Funds Investigation |
1920 |
| 315 | Camp Lewis (Washington (State)) |
1919-1920 |
| 315 | Campbell, Will A. (The Helena Independent) |
1919 |
| 315 | Alexander, F. Z. |
1919 |
| 315 | Canova, L. J. |
1919-1920 |
| 315 | Carbon River Road |
1920 |
| 315 | Carroll, Harry W. (Washington Society of Certified
Public Accountants) |
1919 |
| 315 | Catt, Carrie Chapman (National American Woman Suffrage
Association) |
1919 |
| 315 | Chain Bridge (Point Defiance to Gig
Harbor) |
1920 |
| 315 | Chance, Wade |
1919 |
| 315 | Chapman, Clayton |
1919 |
| 315 | Charleston Commercial Club (regarding Puget Sound Navy
Yard) |
1919 |
| 315 | Charleston Navy Yard (South Carolina) |
1919-1920 |
| 315 | Chiliwist Cattle and Horse Raisers
Association |
1919 |
| 315 | China Question (Shantung) |
1919, 1922 |
| 315 | Christian Science Monitor |
1919-1920 |
| 315 | Christmas Greetings |
1919-1921 |
| 315 | Christy, Harry B. |
1919-1920 |
| 315 | Churches |
1919-1920 |
| 315 | Civil Service Reform League |
1919 |
| 315 | Classification of Lands on Colville
Reservation |
1915-1918 |
| 315 | Claypool, C. E. |
1919 |
| 315 | Clemmer Red Head Club |
1919 |
| 315 | Clough, Oscar L. |
1919 |
| 315 | Clyde Equipment Co. |
1919 |
| 315 | International News Service |
1919 |
| 315 | National Education Association |
1920 |
| 315 | Coffman, N. B. |
1919 |
| 315 | Coit, Griffith |
1919 |
| 315 | Colcord, Samuel |
1919 |
| 315 | Coleman, H. R. |
1919 |
| 315 | Colored People |
1919 |
| 315 | Colombian Treaty |
1919, 1921 |
| 315 | Colver, William B. (Federal Trade Commission
(FTC)) |
1919 |
| 315 | Colville Valley Coal Co. |
1919-1920 |
| 315 | Coman, Edwin T. |
1919 |
| 315 | Coontz, R. E. |
1919 |
| 316 | Corbaley, Gordon C. |
1919 |
| 316 | Cotton |
1919-1920 |
| 316 | Courier Service |
1919 |
| 316 | Cowles, W. H. |
1920 |
| 316 | Crammer, S. S. |
1919 |
| 316 | F. T. Crowe & Co. |
1919 |
| 316 | Cummings, Charles E. |
1919 |
| 316 | Curlew Irrigation Project |
1919-1920 |
| 316 | Curtis, Frank G. |
1919 |
| 316 | Cuyler, Thomas DeWitt |
1919 |
| 316 | Chatham, Ralph |
1920-1921 |
| 316 | Cheesman, Mrs. F. A. |
1921 |
| 316 | Chenault, Robinson |
1921 |
| 316 | Cheney, G. W. |
1921 |
| 316 | Chicago Tribune |
1922 |
| 316 | Chilberg, John E. |
1919-1921 |
| 316 | China Club of Seattle |
1920 |
| 316 | China Miscellaneous |
1920 |
| 316 | Chinese Famine Relief |
1920-1921 |
| 316 | Chinn, E. B. |
1921 |
| 316 | Christian, George, Jr. (Secretary to the President
Harding) |
1920 |
| 316 | Civil Service Retirement Act |
1921-1922 |
| 316 | Clancey, Frank J. |
1921 |
| 316 | Clauson, B. O. |
1921 |
| 316 | Claypool, C. O. |
1921 |
| 316 | Cowles, W. H. (The Spokesman Review) |
1920-1922 |
| 316 | Crawford, S. L. |
1922 |
| 316 | Creel, H. B. |
1923 |
| 316 | Crosby Marine Corporation of Seattle |
1922 |
| 316 | Calderhead, O. O. |
1922 |
| 316 | Caldwell, Hugh M. (Mayor of Seattle) |
1920-1921 |
| 316 | Cameron, Ralph H. (regarding S.J.R. 154) |
1922 |
| 316 | Campbell, Herbert J. (Vancouver Colombian) |
1921 |
| 316 | Campbell, Johnston B. |
1921 |
| 316 | Campbell, John C. |
1921-1922 |
| 316 | Campbell, Roland L. |
1921 |
| 316 | Cape Cod Canal |
n.d. |
| 316 | Capper, Arthur |
1920-1921 |
| 316 | Cardwell, David T. (Washington State Colored
Republican Club) |
1920-1921 |
| 316 | Carey, Daniel H. |
1921 |
| 316 | Carr, Jack H. |
1922 |
| 316 | Carruthers, Marie M. |
1921 |
| 316 | Carter, J. McI. |
1921 |
| 316 | Case, Omar H. |
1921 |
| 316 | Catholicism |
1921 |
| 316 | Census, Bureau |
1921-1922 |
| 316 | Calder, William M. |
1921-1922 |
| 316 | Camp, A. W. |
1922-1923 |
| 316 | Campbell, A. A. |
1922 |
| 316 | Campbell, Johnston B. |
1922-1923 |
| 316 | Campbell, Milo D. |
1922 |
| 316 | Camp Lewis (Washington (State)) |
1921-1922 |
| 316 | Canada |
1923 |
| 316 | Canova, L. J. |
1920-1922 |
| 316 | Cantwell, Ed. J. |
1922 |
| 316 | Capper, Arthur |
1922 |
| 316 | Carey, Charles R. |
1922 |
| 316 | Carey, Stephen V. |
1922 |
| 316 | Carpenter, C. G. |
1922-1923 |
| 316 | Carter, Jas. T. |
1921-1922 |
| 316 | Carter, Jeannette (National Womens Legislature
Committee) |
1922 |
| 316 | Case, W. L. |
1923 |
| 316 | Chamberlain, Edwin |
1921-1922 |
| 316 | Christmas Greetings |
1921-1923 |
| 316 | Clark, John E. (regarding Civil War
Pensions) |
1921-1922 |
| 316 | Clarke, Carl G. (The Perry Record) |
1923 |
| 316 | Clauson, B. O. |
1923 |
| 317 | Coal |
1920-1921 |
| 317 | Coast Guard |
1921-1922 |
| 317 | Cogswell, Annie R. (regarding Civil War Widow's
Pension) |
1921-1922 |
| 317 | Cohen, Lou |
1920-1921 |
| 317 | Cole, Hal J. |
1922 |
| 317 | Cole, William |
1922 |
| 317 | Coleman, William G. |
1921 |
| 317 | Collier, D. C. |
1922 |
| 317 | Collier, Harry H. |
1921 |
| 317 | Columbia Forest Reserve |
1919-1920 |
| 317 | Columbia River Bridge |
1920 |
| 317 | Columbia River Loggers Information Bureau |
1921 |
| 317 | Columbia River Project |
1921 |
| 317 | Colver, J. Newton (Seattle
Post-Intelligencer) |
1921 |
| 317 | Coman, Edwin T. |
1920-1922 |
| 317 | Commerce Department |
1921-1922 |
| 317 | Committee Meetings (United States Senate) |
1922 |
| 317 | Condon, R. W. |
1920-1922 |
| 317 | Connecticut Brass & Manufacturing
Corporation |
1920, 1922 |
| 317 | Conner, W. W. |
1920-1922 |
| 317 | Contreras, Thomas |
1921 |
| 317 | Cook, Harl J. |
1921-1922 |
| 317 | Coontz, R. E. |
1921 |
| 317 | Corder, E. A. |
1922 |
| 317 | Cornwell, William C. |
1922 |
| 317 | Cory, Arthur S. |
1921 |
| 317 | Covington, John W. |
1920 |
| 317 | Craig, Chas. P. (Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater
Association) |
1920 |
| 317 | Creel, H. B. |
1921-1922 |
| 317 | Culp, Chas. |
1921 |
| 317 | Curtis, Al H. |
1921-1922 |
| 317 | Cushman Indian School (regarding Use as PHS
Hospital) |
1920 |
| 317 | Czechoslovakia |
1920 |
| 317 | Clausen, A. C. |
1922 |
| 317 | Collier, William Miller |
1922 |
| 317 | Columbia Basin Irrigation Project |
1918-1922 |
| 318 | Committee on Interstate Commerce (United States
Senate) |
1922 |
| 318 | Committee on Public Lands & Surveys (United States
Senate) |
1922 |
| 318 | Condolences on Election Loss |
1922-1923 |
| 318 | Dames, Edw. |
1919 |
| 318 | Darrell, J. J. |
1919 |
| 318 | Das, Taraknath |
1919 |
| 318 | Davies, H. M. (Spokane Metal Trades
Council) |
1919 |
| 318 | Davies, M. W. |
1919 |
| 318 | Davis, Arthur W. |
1918 |
| 318 | Davis, D. W. (Governor, Idaho) |
1920 |
| 318 | Davis, Fred M. |
1920 |
| 318 | Daylight Savings Act |
1919 |
| 318 | Dean, M. L. |
1919 |
| 318 | Deatherage, M. C. |
1919 |
| 318 | Decker, Herbert N. |
1920 |
| 318 | Decker, L. E. |
1919 |
| 318 | Deeney, Cornelius F. |
1919 |
| 318 | Dehnel, Paul F. |
1919 |
| 318 | De Kalb, Courtenay |
1919-1920 |
| 318 | Delaware Shipbuilding Repair Co. |
1919 |
| 318 | Department of Justice |
1920 |
| 318 | Denver General Hospital |
1919 |
| 318 | Desvernine, Pedro F. |
1919 |
| 318 | Devincenzo, Pasquale |
1919 |
| 318 | Dietz, William |
1919-1920 |
| 318 | Dirks, John L. |
1919 |
| 318 | Ditmeyer, Mrs. Albert |
1919 |
| 318 | Dobrjansky, A. N. |
1919 |
| 318 | Dodds, G. W. (Spokesman Review) |
1918 |
| 318 | Donahue, E. J. |
1919 |
| 318 | Donovan, J. J. |
1918-1919 |
| 318 | Dormitories |
1919 |
| 318 | Dorr, Joseph K. (American Mercantile Co.) |
1918 |
| 318 | Dorr, Joseph W. |
1918 |
| 318 | Douglas, Ned |
1918 |
| 318 | Dowler, George H. |
1918 |
| 318 | Downey, A. B. |
1919 |
| 318 | Doyle, Charles W. (Central Labor Council) |
1919 |
| 318 | Doyle, Howard (U.S. Shipping Board Emergency Fleet
Corporation) |
1919 |
| 318 | Drainage (Dams in Skagit County, WA) |
1919 |
| 318 | Drake, Herbert A. |
1919-1920 |
| 318 | Drake, J. Sterling |
1918 |
| 318 | Drew, Frank C. |
1919 |
| 318 | Dru, Phillip |
1920 |
| 318 | Duff, S. E. |
1919 |
| 318 | Duffy, James L. |
1919 |
| 318 | Dugan, Cornelius |
1919-1922 |
| 318 | Duggan, E. J. (International Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers) |
1919 |
| 318 | Duncan, J. F. |
1918 |
| 318 | Dundur, K. J. |
1919 |
| 318 | Durham, Wayne |
1920 |
| 318 | Duryee, Schuyler |
1919 |
| 318 | D'Utassy, Mrs. S. E. Nelson |
1919 |
| 318 | Duwamish Waterway |
1919 |
| 318 | Prohibition Clippings |
1919 |
| 318 | Dale, C. Allen |
1920-1921 |
| 318 | Dalton, Anna Rogers (Seattle Federation of Women's
Clubs) |
1921 |
| 318 | Dalton, James |
1921 |
| 318 | Darrach, Charles G. |
1918-1920 |
| 318 | Davenport, Louis |
1922 |
| 318 | David, Leopold |
1920-1921 |
| 318 | Davis, Arthur P. |
1921 |
| 318 | Davis, Arthur W. |
1921 |
| 318 | Davis, James J. |
1921 |
| 318 | Dawes, Charles G. |
1922 |
| 318 | Day, Harry L. |
1920 |
| 318 | Day, Lew |
1920 |
| 318 | Debs, Eugene V. |
1919-1921 |
| 318 | Dement, F. S. |
1921-1923 |
| 319 | Denman, William |
1920 |
| 319 | Dennis, J. Chas. |
1922 |
| 319 | Depuy, Hiram |
1922 |
| 319 | Desmond, J. A. |
1920-1922 |
| 319 | Devoe, Emma Smith |
1921-1923 |
| 319 | DeWolf, F. E. |
1921 |
| 319 | Dickey, Walter S. |
1922 |
| 319 | Dilthey, William J. |
1922 |
| 319 | Dilworth, Richard T. |
1921-1922 |
| 319 | Disabled Veterans Relief Society |
1921 |
| 319 | Dobson, Tom |
1921-1922 |
| 319 | Dodds, George W. |
1921-1922 |
| 319 | Dodge, G. |
1922 |
| 319 | Dodge, Marshall J. |
1922 |
| 319 | Doland, Arthur Wellington |
1921-1923 |
| 319 | Dominguez, Zeferino |
1921 |
| 319 | Donohue, E. J. |
1920-1922 |
| 319 | Donovan, J. J. |
1921-1922 |
| 319 | Donworth, George |
1921 |
| 319 | Dowling, W. J. |
1922 |
| 319 | Dunlap, Marie Sauter |
1921 |
| 319 | Dunn, Thomas B. |
1921 |
| 319 | Durham, N. W. |
1920-1921 |
| 319 | Durnin, Bernard |
1921 |
| 319 | Duryee, Schuyler |
1921 |
| 319 | Duthie, Wallace F. |
1922 |
| 319 | Duwamish, Waterway |
1921 |
| 319 | Dallam, Frank M. (Oroville Weekly Gazette) |
1922 |
| 319 | Declaration of Independence |
1922 |
| 319 | Dement, C. F. |
1922 |
| 319 | Dempsey, C. C. |
1923 |
| 319 | Desmond, Jerry A. |
1923 |
| 319 | Disabled American Veterans of the World
War |
1922 |
| 319 | Dishman, S. R. |
1918-1922 |
| 319 | Dockery, Oliver H., Jr. |
1923 |
| 319 | Donovan, J. J. |
1923 |
| 319 | Dumas, James L. |
1922 |
| 319 | DuPont, (Thomas) Coleman |
1922 |
| 319 | Eden, John C. (Superior Portland Cement
Co.) |
1921-1922 |
| 319 | Edwards, Charles G. |
1922 |
| 319 | Ellis, Wade H. |
1922 |
| 319 | Emery, James A. (National Industrial
Council) |
1921-1922 |
| 319 | Everett, Lottie E. |
1923 |
| 319 | Fall, Albert A. (Secretary of the
Interior) |
1921-1922 |
| 319 | Fassett, Fred J. |
1920-1922 |
| 319 | Ferguson, William T. |
1920-1923 |
| 319 | Eastern Washington State Historical
Society |
1919, 1921 |
| 319 | Eastland, J. R. (Railway Mail Association) |
1919 |
| 319 | Eddy, George (United Spanish War Veterans) |
1919 |
| 319 | Eddy, W. V. |
1919 |
| 319 | Edgerton, J. E. (National Association of
Manufacturers) |
1919 |
| 319 | Edmondson, R. E. (Coming Events) |
1918 |
| 319 | Edmonston Studio |
1919 |
| 319 | Edris, Ned (The Nut House) |
1919 |
| 319 | Edris, William P. (Spokane Flour Mills) |
1919-1920 |
| 319 | Edwards, Mrs. Harry |
1919 |
| 319 | Edwards, Mrs. Marie Stuart (Woman's Franchise League
of Indiana) |
1918 |
| 319 | Eidsmoe, G. R. (Socialist Labor Party) |
1919 |
| 319 | Eldar, Thomas L. |
1918 |
| 319 | Elks Reconstruction Committee |
1919 |
| 319 | Elliott, Harry R. |
1919 |
| 319 | Elliott, Henry W. |
1919-1920 |
| 319 | Elliott, Herbert L. |
1919 |
| 319 | Elliott, Minnie |
1918 |
| 319 | Elliott, W. S. |
1918 |
| 319 | Ellis, E. G. (Federal Employees Union) |
1919 |
| 319 | Ellis, Frank A. N. |
1919 |
| 319 | Elwell, Homer A. |
1919-1920 |
| 319 | Elwell, John D. |
1919 |
| 319 | Emerson Engineers |
1919 |
| 319 | Emergency Fleet Corporation |
1918 |
| 319 | Emery, James A. |
1919 |
| 319 | Employment Relations (National Association of
Manufacturers & National Industrial Conservation Movement) |
1919 |
| 319 | Enger, T. T. (Free Holders Club of
Everett) |
1919 |
| 319 | Entomology |
1920 |
| 319 | Erickson, Edward E. |
1919 |
| 319 | Erway, Marie E. |
1919 |
| 319 | Estes, T. A. |
1918 |
| 319 | Everett Lodge (BPOE) |
1919 |
| 319 | Everett, Port of |
1919 |
| 320 | Earl Fruit Co. |
1921 |
| 320 | Everett Commercial Club |
1919-1920 |
| 320 | Edgar, Charles |
1921 |
| 320 | Edge, Lester P. |
1921 |
| 320 | Ediz Hook Spit (Proposed Submarine and Aviation
Base) |
1919-1921 |
| 320 | Edmiston, R. L. |
1921 |
| 320 | Edmunds, George L. |
1921 |
| 320 | Edwards, John Fassett |
1922 |
| 320 | Edwards, McK. |
1921 |
| 320 | Eldridge, Hugh |
1921-1922 |
| 320 | Election Qualifications |
1921 |
| 320 | Elliott, Howard |
1921-1922 |
| 320 | Elliott, T. C. |
1922 |
| 320 | Elmendorf, Frederic E. and Duryea |
1921 |
| 320 | Emery, F. F. |
1922 |
| 320 | Erskine, R. C. |
1921 |
| 320 | Federation of Citizens' Associations of the District
of Columbia |
1921 |
| 320 | Fairbrook, L. F. (American Association of
Engineers) |
1922-1923 |
| 320 | Ferry, Evelyn P. |
1922 |
| 320 | Flood, E. E. (Everett Edmund Flood) |
1922-1923 |
| 320 | Ford, James A. (Including S. 3808, regarding Columbia
Basin Irrigation Project) |
1920-1923 |
| 320 | Foreign War Debts |
1922 |
| 320 | Forshew, R. P. |
1922 |
| 320 | Fort Spokane Military Reservation |
1922 |
| 320 | Freeman, Miller (Including H.J.R. 7, Government-owned
radio stations for public use) |
1921-1922 |
| 320 | Frelinghuysen, Joseph S. |
1920, 1922 |
| 320 | Fuller, Lowell G. |
1922 |
| 320 | Focht, Benjamin K. |
1919 |
| 320 | Food Administration |
1918-1920 |
| 320 | Ford, H. |
1919 |
| 320 | Ford, Sheridan |
1919 |
| 320 | Forestry |
1919 |
| 320 | Fountain, Frank |
1918-1919 |
| 320 | France Question / Peace Negotiations |
1919 |
| 320 | Franklin Packing Co. |
1919 |
| 320 | Frazier, C. R. |
1919 |
| 320 | Frazier, Raymond R. |
1919 |
| 320 | Freeman, A. B. |
1918-1919 |
| 320 | Freeman, Miller |
1918-1919 |
| 320 | Free Port Districts |
1919 |
| 320 | Freewater, John Milton |
1919-1920 |
| 320 | Fullam, W. F. |
1919 |
| 320 | Funk, George H. |
1919 |
| 320 | Funk, Leonard |
1918 |
| 321 | Fairchild, W. |
1919 |
| 321 | Falmestock, John |
1919 |
| 321 | Farmers |
1919-1920 |
| 321 | Farm Loans |
1919 |
| 321 | Farnham, F. C. |
1919 |
| 321 | Farnsworth, C. S. |
1919 |
| 321 | Farnsworth, Mabel V. |
1919 |
| 321 | Faussett, R. J. |
1919 |
| 321 | Featherly, A. W. |
1919 |
| 321 | Federal Health Bureau |
1919 |
| 321 | Federal Land Banks |
1919 |
| 321 | Federal Trade Commission (FTC) |
1918-1919 |
| 321 | Feinberg, Harry J. (Soldier's Bonus) |
1919 |
| 321 | Fenton, J. G. |
1920 |
| 321 | Ficke, Francis |
1918-1919 |
| 321 | Fifield, Ella J. |
1919 |
| 321 | Filer, Paul S. |
1919 |
| 321 | Finkel, Henry |
1920 |
| 321 | Finn, W. J. |
1919 |
| 321 | Finucane, F. J. |
1919 |
| 321 | Fish, Stuyvesant |
1920 |
| 321 | Fiske, Bradley A. (regarding Torpedo
Planes) |
1919 |
| 321 | Fiume (Italy) |
1919-1920 |
| 321 | Flannigan, Sarah |
1919-1920 |
| 321 | Flood, E. E. (Everett Edmund Flood) |
1919 |
| 321 | Foch, Field Marshal Ferdinand |
1921 |
| 321 | Ford, Henry (regarding Wilson Dam, Muscle Shoals,
Alabama) |
1922 |
| 321 | Foreign and Domestic Commerce, Bureau of |
1921 |
| 321 | Forestry Service, Department of
Agriculture |
1919-1922 |
| 321 | Forster, Henry A. |
1918-1922 |
| 321 | Fort George Wright |
1919-1920 |
| 321 | Fort Walla Walla Public Health Hospital |
1920-1921 |
| 321 | Fourth of July Celebration (Seattle) |
1921-1922 |
| 321 | Frater, Archibald W. |
1921 |
| 321 | French, E. L. (Director of Agriculture, Washington
(State)) |
1921-1922 |
| 321 | Fritts, E. K. |
1921-1922 |
| 321 | Fullam, W. F. (regarding Funding for submarines and
naval aircraft) |
1921 |
| 321 | Folsom, John V. |
1918-1919 |
| 321 | Hallidie Co. |
1919 |
| 321 | Halliday, R. C. (regarding H.R. 13651 Soldier's
Settlement Bill) |
1919 |
| 321 | Hale, Frederick |
1919 |
| 321 | Hamilton, C. F. |
1919 |
| 321 | Hamilton, Clyde C. (regarding Co-Operative
movement) |
1919 |
| 321 | Hamilton, H. B. (Dramatic Order Knights of
Khorassan) |
1919 |
| 321 | Hampton, George P. (regarding H.R. 13324; S.
5248) |
1919 |
| 321 | Hannum, C. S. |
1919 |
| 321 | Hanson, Ole |
1919 |
| 321 | Fassett, C. M. |
1918 |
| 321 | Federal Farm Loan Bureau |
1922 |
| 321 | Federal Highway Commission |
1921 |
| 321 | Federal Reserve Board |
1922 |
| 321 | Federal Trade Commission (FTC) |
1920-1922 |
| 322 | Fenlason, O. C. |
1922 |
| 322 | Fischer, Mrs. A. A. |
1921 |
| 322 | Fischer, G. W. (Fischer Brothers Co.) |
1921 |
| 322 | Fishback, H. O. (Insurance Commissioner, Washington
(State)) |
1921 |
| 322 | Fisher, Charles J. (Fisher and Fawcett) |
1922 |
| 322 | Fisher, Kent G. (Frank Waterhouse &
Co.) |
1921 |
| 322 | Fisheries, Bureau |
1919-1922 |
| 322 | Fiske, Bradley A. |
1921 |
| 322 | Flannigan, Sarah E. |
1920-1921 |
| 322 | Flint, Frank W. |
1919-1922 |
| 322 | Flood, E. E. (Everett Edmund Flood) (Exchange National
Bank) |
1920-1922 |
| 322 | Floods |
1922 |
| 322 | Gompers, Samuel |
1918, 1920 |
| 322 | Good, Orrin S. |
1918-1919 |
| 322 | Gordon, John B. |
1919 |
| 322 | Goshaw, George R. |
1923 |
| 322 | Gothlin, O. P. |
1919 |
| 322 | Gott, E. H. |
1919 |
| 322 | Gould, David E. |
1918-1919 |
| 322 | Gould, N. J. (regarding H.R. 15539) |
1919 |
| 322 | Gould, William E. |
1919 |
| 322 | Government Hotels |
1919 |
| 322 | Grace, Michael J. |
1919 |
| 322 | Graff, G. B. (regarding S. 313) |
1918 |
| 322 | Graham, Bessie (regarding Indian Degradation
Claims) |
1919 |
| 322 | Graham, J. W. |
1918-1919 |
| 322 | Graves, H. S. (Walla Walla Trades and Labor
Council) |
1919 |
| 322 | Graves, Jay P. |
1919 |
| 322 | Greece |
1919 |
| 322 | Green, William R. (regarding Legislation on Russian
Railway Services Corps) |
1919 |
| 322 | Greene, Frank C. |
1919 |
| 322 | Greene, H. L. |
1919 |
| 322 | Greenleaf, Sue (regarding 2775) |
1919-1920 |
| 322 | Greenleaf, William |
1919 |
| 322 | Griffin, E. W. |
1919 |
| 322 | Griffiths, Austin E. |
1919 |
| 322 | Grimshaw, William (regarding S. 5101) |
1918 |
| 322 | Gruett, Robert |
1918 |
| 322 | Guie, E. H. |
1919 |
| 322 | Guich, Andrew |
1918 |
| 322 | Gulick, Sidney L. |
1919 |
| 322 | Gurrad, Charles (Maritime Builders) |
1919 |
| 322 | Guyles, George B. |
1919 |
| 322 | Gabeka, Frederick T. |
1919 |
| 322 | Gagnier, C. I. |
1919 |
| 322 | Gallery, M. J. |
1919 |
| 322 | Gannon, William J. |
1919 |
| 322 | Gaustad, John |
1919 |
| 322 | Garborg, A. |
1919 |
| 322 | Gardner, Gilson |
1919 |
| 322 | Garfield, Harry A. (regarding Need for Archives
Building) |
1919 |
| 322 | Garrett, Isabelle |
1919 |
| 322 | Garrison, F. (The Drygoodsman) |
1919 |
| 322 | Garry, Spokane (regarding Monument for
grave) |
1917-1918 |
| 322 | Gasoline |
1919 |
| 322 | Gaylord, Harriet |
1919 |
| 322 | Gazzam, W. L. |
1919 |
| 322 | Geddes, Auckland |
1920 |
| 322 | Geldhof, A. E. (The Newspaper Enterprise
Association) |
1919 |
| 322 | General Federation of Women's Clubs |
1919 |
| 322 | Genther, C. A. (Branch 450, National Association of
Letter Carriers) |
1919 |
| 322 | German Propaganda |
1919 |
| 322 | Gibson, H. (Felida Grange No. 159; regarding H.R.
13324 and S. 5248) |
1919 |
| 322 | Gielens, H. G. |
1919 |
| 322 | Giesselman, E. W. F. |
1919 |
| 322 | Gilbert, J. C. (Seattle
Post-Intelligencer) |
1919 |
| 322 | Gillbo, A. J. |
1919 |
| 322 | Gilliam, Lane C. |
1919 |
| 322 | Glavis, Louis R. |
1919 |
| 322 | Gabeka, Frederick T. |
1920 |
| 322 | Gardiner, William Howard |
1921-1922 |
| 322 | Gathmann, Emil (Gathmann Engineering Co.) |
1921 |
| 322 | Geldert, Louis N. |
1923 |
| 322 | (U.S.) Geological Survey |
1921 |
| 322 | Germany |
1920-1921 |
| 322 | Glasgow, Ellen |
1920 |
| 322 | Glasmacher, H. A. |
1921 |
| 322 | Goethals, George W. |
1922 |
| 322 | Gold Standard |
1920 |
| 322 | Gooding, Frank R. |
1922 |
| 322 | Goodwin, F. M. |
1921-1922 |
| 322 | Gray, Katherine M. |
1922 |
| 322 | Gray's Harbor |
1919-1921 |
| 322 | Great Britain Treaty |
1921 |
| 322 | Greek Matters |
1922 |
| 322 | Griffiths, Burke M. |
1922 |
| 322 | Groff, Guy B. |
1919, 1921 |
| 322 | Grogan, John |
1920-1921 |
| 322 | Groner, D. Lawrence |
1921 |
| 322 | Guam |
1921 |
| 323 | Galloway, James S. |
1923 |
| 323 | Gardiner, William Howard |
1922-1923 |
| 323 | Gould, Katherine Clemmons |
1920-1921 |
| 323 | Government Fuel Yard |
1922 |
| 323 | Green, Joshua |
1922-1923 |
| 323 | Gregory, W. D. |
1923 |
| 323 | Griffin, Joseph |
1923 |
| 323 | Gwydir, R. D. |
1921-1923 |
| 323 | Halferty, G. P. |
1922 |
| 323 | Hallam, A. C. |
1921-1922 |
| 323 | Hamshaw, C. M. (regarding Labor Issues) |
1920-1921 |
| 323 | Harris, Frank W. |
1919-1920 |
| 323 | Hart, James |
1919 |
| 323 | Hartman, John P. |
1919 |
| 323 | Hayes, E. A. |
1919 |
| 323 | Hays, Will H. |
1919 |
| 323 | Hazard, T. R. |
1919 |
| 323 | Hart, Louis F. (Governor, Washington
(State)) |
1919-1922 |
| 323 | Hartman, John P. |
1921-1922 |
| 323 | Hartson, Millard T. |
1921 |
| 323 | Hawaii National Park (H.R. 3654) |
1920 |
| 323 | Healey, W. J. |
1919 |
| 323 | Henry, D. C. |
1919 |
| 323 | Herring, Joseph |
1920 |
| 323 | Hershberger, McD. |
1919 |
| 323 | Higgins, Ralph H. |
1919-1920 |
| 323 | High Cost of Living (Profiteering, Price-Fixing,
Labor) |
1919-1920 |
| 323 | Hill, Samuel |
1920 |
| 323 | Hiller, Robert A. |
1919 |
| 323 | Hinsch, A. M. |
1919 |
| 323 | Hogan, John L. |
1920 |
| 323 | Holland, E. O. |
1919 |
| 323 | Hopkins, H. V. |
1919 |
| 323 | Horr, Ralph A. |
1920 |
| 323 | Houghton, W. E. |
1919 |
| 323 | Howard, Asher |
1919 |
| 323 | Howell, I. M. (Washington State Senate Joint Memorial
No. 9) |
1919 |
| 323 | Hubbell, A. L. |
1919 |
| 323 | Huffman, William |
1919 |
| 323 | Humphrey, W. E. |
1920 |
| 323 | Hungarians' Association (regarding War
Prisoners) |
1920 |
| 323 | Husby, Henry |
1919 |
| 323 | Hutchinson, R. A. |
1919 |
| 323 | Hvatum, O. O. |
1919 |
| 323 | Harding, Warren |
1921-1922 |
| 323 | Hardy, H.C. |
1922 |
| 323 | Harris, J. Silas |
1920-1922 |
| 323 | Hartman, John P. |
1922 |
| 323 | Hazard, Tom R. |
1922 |
| 323 | Herbsman, J. C. |
1920-1922 |
| 323 | Herrin Massacre |
1922 |
| 323 | Herron, Charles E. |
1921-1923 |
| 323 | Hiller, Robert A. |
1921-1923 |
| 324 | Harris, Frank W. |
1919-1920 |
| 324 | Hearst, William Randolph (Seattle
Post-Intelligencer) |
1922 |
| 324 | Heath, C. W. |
1920 |
| 324 | Hebberd, Charles (Republican State
Committee) |
1920-1922 |
| 324 | Helphrey, John P. |
1921 |
| 324 | Hensley, J. J. |
1921 |
| 324 | Herman, David |
1919-1922 |
| 324 | Herman, H. T. |
1921 |
| 324 | Hibbard, H. C. (Hibbard-Stewart Co.) |
1920 |
| 324 | Hibner, P. D. |
1921 |
| 324 | Hicks, Frederick C. |
1922 |
| 324 | Higgins, Ralph Houck |
1921-1922 |
| 324 | High Line Ditch |
1922 |
| 324 | Hight, Leroy L. |
1922 |
| 324 | Highways |
1919-1921 |
| 324 | Hill, J. F. (The Times-Tribune) |
1921 |
| 324 | Hill, Samuel (regarding Peace Portal) |
1921 |
| 324 | Hinkle, J. Grant (Secretary of State, Washington
(State)) |
1921 |
| 324 | Hitchcock, Frank H. |
1922 |
| 324 | Holland, E. O. (President, State College of
Washington) |
1921-1922 |
| 324 | Hollister, James |
1921 |
| 324 | Holly, E. E. |
1920 |
| 324 | Holm, Frits |
1920 |
| 324 | Holmes, Otis H. |
1921 |
| 324 | Hoquiam Commercial Club |
1919-1922 |
| 324 | Horst, E. Clemmons |
1922 |
| 324 | Houghton, Harris A. |
1921-1922 |
| 324 | Howard, J. R. |
1922 |
| 324 | Howell, Hugh (The Arrow) |
1922 |
| 324 | Horner, Albert |
1921 |
| 324 | Hull, Frank |
1923 |
| 324 | Humphreys, W. E. (regarding Proposed Olympic National
Park) |
1912 |
| 324 | Huntington, J. B. |
1923 |
| 324 | Humphrey, William E. |
1922 |
| 324 | Humphreys, Harry R. |
1922 |
| 324 | Huneke, William A. |
1922 |
| 324 | Hunt, Clair |
1922 |
| 324 | Hunt, Garrett |
1921 |
| 324 | Hunt, George W. P. |
1920 |
| 324 | Huntington, J. B. |
1920 |
| 324 | Huntting, E. T. |
1921 |
| 324 | Hutchinson, R. A. |
1920-1921 |
| 324 | Independent Order of B'nai B'rith (regarding H.R.
13325) |
1918 |
| 324 | India |
1919-1920 |
| 324 | Indians, American |
1920 |
| 324 | Ingersoll, James M. |
1919 |
| 324 | Interior, Department of the |
1918 |
| 324 | International Association of Machinists (regarding
H.R. 10550) |
1919 |
| 324 | International Couplers Co. |
1919 |
| 324 | International Labor Supply Corporation |
1918 |
| 324 | Investors' Protective Association of
America |
1918-1919 |
| 324 | Irish Self Government |
1918-1920 |
| 324 | Isham, William S. |
1919 |
| 324 | Isherwood, Fred W. |
1919 |
| 324 | Italy |
1919 |
| 325 | Ireland Question (S.J.R. 27) |
1920-1921 |
| 325 | Iverson, Peter |
1921 |
| 325 | Interstate Commerce Committee (United States
Senate) |
1918, 1921-1922 |
| 325 | Inventions |
1920-1921 |
| 325 | Irvin, C. A. |
1921 |
| 325 | Jamestown Island |
1920-1921 |
| 325 | Jamieson, Alex |
1922 |
| 325 | Japan |
1920-1923 |
| 325 | Jones, M. Ashby |
1922 |
| 325 | Jorgensen, May |
1921-1923 |
| 325 | Jones, F. A. (Arizona Corporation
Commission) |
1918 |
| 325 | Jones, George B. |
1919 |
| 325 | Jones, H. O. |
1919 |
| 325 | Jones, Robert M. |
1919 |
| 325 | Jordan, Johanna (regarding S. 5286) |
1919 |
| 325 | Joy, Nicholas |
1918 |
| 325 | Judiciary Committee (United States Senate) |
1919 |
| 325 | Jugo-Slavs Petition |
1919 |
| 325 | Jackson Association of Commerce (regarding H.R.
11122) |
1919 |
| 325 | Jahnke, Robert (regarding Snake River
Project) |
1919 |
| 325 | Japan |
1919-1920 |
| 325 | Jayer, Paul |
1919 |
| 325 | Jeffords, Rex A. (regarding H.R. 5407) |
1918 |
| 325 | Jesseph, L. E. |
1919 |
| 325 | Jewett, G. W. |
1919 |
| 325 | Jewett, George C. (The Federal Land Bank of
Spokane) |
1918-1919 |
| 325 | Jewish, Bill of Rights (American Jewish
Congress) |
1919 |
| 325 | Jews (regarding Killing of in Ukraine and
Poland) |
1919-1920 |
| 325 | Johnson, A. |
1918 |
| 325 | Johnson, Bolling Arthur (Lumber World
Review) |
1918 |
| 325 | Johnson, E. Ben |
1918-1919 |
| 325 | Johnson, F. W. (United Brotherhood of Carpenters &
Joiners) |
1918-1919 |
| 325 | Johnson, Jacob (Jacob Johnson Fish Co.) |
1919 |
| 325 | Johnson, S. L. (Washington Cedar & Fir Products
Co.) |
1919 |
| 325 | Johnson, Smith S. |
1919 |
| 325 | Johnson, W. Lon (William Lon Johnson) |
1918-1919 |
| 325 | Johnson, Walter A. |
1919 |
| 325 | Johnsone, C. W. |
1919 |
| 325 | Johnstone, T. A. (The Newspaper Enterprise
Association) |
1918 |
| 325 | Jacob, Joseph |
1921 |
| 325 | James, Harry H. |
1922 |
| 325 | Jane, Mary |
1921 |
| 325 | Jeffrey, F. R. |
1922 |
| 325 | Jesseph, L. C. |
1921 |
| 325 | Jessup, W. B. |
1921 |
| 325 | Jewett, George C. |
1920-1922 |
| 325 | Jewish Race |
1922 |
| 325 | Joffre, Marshal Joseph |
1921 |
| 325 | Johns, Paul H. (Tacoma Lumbermen's Club) |
1921 |
| 325 | Johnson, Joseph E. |
1920 |
| 325 | Johnson, Josephine Devore |
1920-1921 |
| 325 | Jones, Fred R. (
The Financial Review) |
1921 |
| 325 | Jones, Luther W. |
1921-1922 |
| 325 | Jones, Robert O. |
1921 |
| 325 | Jones, Wesley L. |
1920-1922 |
| 325 | Jordan, Frederick G. |
1921 |
| 325 | Jugoslavia (regarding Taking of Vends
Territory) |
1921 |
| 325 | Jurgens, Fred Clarence (Alleged Slacker) |
1921 |
| 325 | Justice, Department of |
1921-1922 |
| 326 | Junior Naval Reserve |
1921-1922 |
| 326 | Kees, A. F. |
1922-1923 |
| 326 | Kemp, Frederick |
1922 |
| 326 | Kennan, Chester T. |
1922-1923 |
| 326 | Keogh, Thomas A. |
1922 |
| 326 | Kimball, Horace |
1922-1923 |
| 326 | Klasell, N. A. |
1923 |
| 326 | Knights of Columbus Oath |
1922 |
| 326 | Komar, George |
1921-1922 |
| 326 | Kuntz, Emile |
1923 |
| 326 | Lamas, Antonio González |
1922-1923 |
| 326 | Lane, Derick |
1922 |
| 326 | Larson, Ole S. |
1921-1923 |
| 326 | LaSerre, Charles |
1922 |
| 326 | Lawhead, E. M. |
1922-1923 |
| 326 | Lawrence, John C. |
1922-1923 |
| 326 | Leach, Harper |
1922 |
| 326 | Leigh, Walter E. |
1923 |
| 326 | Lejeune, John A. (Commandant, U.S. Marine
Corps) |
1922 |
| 326 | Library of Congress |
1921-1923 |
| 326 | Linder, Charles O. (regarding H.R. 13298 and S.
4142) |
1923 |
| 326 | Lolo Pass Road |
1922 |
| 326 | Long, C. A. |
1922 |
| 326 | Longacre, C. S. (Religious Liberty
Association) |
1922 |
| 326 | Lorraine, Emily V. |
1922-1923 |
| 326 | Kahn, Otto H. |
1919 |
| 326 | Kaiser (regarding Punishment) |
1918 |
| 326 | Kalama Lumber & Shingle Co. |
1918 |
| 326 | Kallsted, O. J. |
1919 |
| 326 | Kappen, Mrs. F. C. |
1920 |
| 326 | Kastner, Jessie Bullock |
1919 |
| 326 | Katz, Alma D. |
1919-1920 |
| 326 | Kay, Ethel |
1919 |
| 326 | Keegan, James L. |
1919 |
| 326 | Keller, Asa and W. S. (regarding H.R. 13159, S.
5306) |
1918 |
| 326 | Kellogg, Frank B. |
1919 |
| 326 | Kellogg, James H., Jr. (regarding Indian Depredation
Claim) |
1918 |
| 326 | Kelly, J. G. (Walla Walla Bulletin; mostly on
disruption of 1918 Meeting of Washington State Grange by local
militia) |
1918-1919 |
| 326 | Kelly, Frank D. |
1919 |
| 326 | Kendall, Mrs. F. A. (The Women's Civic Club of
Centralia; regarding S. 4987) |
1919 |
| 326 | Kennan, Chester T. (regarding Gold
Standard) |
1918-1920 |
| 326 | Kennedy, Al |
1919 |
| 326 | Kennewick Irrigation Ditch |
1918-1919 |
| 326 | Kent Commercial Club |
1919 |
| 326 | Kerl, Thomas T. (regarding Sedition Act) |
1918-1919 |
| 326 | Kern, F. A. (regarding Kittitas Reclamation
Project) |
1918-1919 |
| 326 | Kern, Howard |
1919 |
| 326 | Kerr, J. P. |
1918 |
| 326 | Keyes, George T. (National Civil Service Reform
League; regarding H.R. 11984) |
1918 |
| 326 | Killits, Judge John M. (regarding Impeachment
of) |
1919 |
| 326 | Kimmel, Kathryn (Pend Oreille County) |
1919 |
| 326 | Kincaid, W. J. |
1919 |
| 326 | King, George A. |
1919 |
| 326 | King, E. P. |
1920 |
| 326 | King, Judson |
1919 |
| 326 | Kinkaid, J. M. (Port Townsend Commercial
Club) |
1919 |
| 326 | Kinney Bros. & Sipprell (regarding H.R.
12863) |
1919 |
| 326 | Kinzie, C. F. (Bank of Farmington) |
1919 |
| 326 | Kirkland Council of Patriotic Service |
1918 |
| 326 | Kirkman W. H. |
1918-1919 |
| 326 | Kirkpatrick, H. G. |
1920 |
| 326 | Kirkwood, Robert C. |
1919-1920 |
| 326 | Kitsap County Park |
1919 |
| 326 | Kiwanis Club of Tacoma |
1919 |
| 326 | Klasell, N. A. |
1920 |
| 326 | E. C. Klyce & Co. |
1919 |
| 326 | Knapp, Ida H. |
1918 |
| 326 | Knapp, V. J. (Grand Army of the Republic) |
1918 |
| 326 | Kom, F. S. |
1918 |
| 326 | Konenkamp, S. J. (The Commercial Telegrapher's Union
of America) |
1919 |
| 326 | Koon, L. F. (regarding S. 5101) |
1919 |
| 326 | Korea |
1919-1920 |
| 326 | Korjan, John (Napred Zastava Slave) |
1919 |
| 326 | Koski, Fred |
1919 |
| 326 | Kuhn, A. H. & I. S. |
1918 |
| 326 | Kurz, Felix |
1919 |
| 327 | Kagansky, M. |
1920 |
| 327 | Kelly, Guy E. |
1921-1922 |
| 327 | Kennan, Chester T. (regarding Gold
Standard) |
1920-1922 |
| 327 | Kessler, E. H. |
1922 |
| 327 | Keyport, Road to Puget Sound Navy Yard |
1922 |
| 327 | Kiggins, John P. (Mayor, Vancouver,
Washington) |
1921 |
| 327 | Kimball, Horace |
1918-1922 |
| 327 | Klamath Falls (Or.) |
1919-1920 |
| 327 | Klassell, N. A. |
1921 |
| 327 | Kozer, Sam A. (Secretary of State, Oregon) |
1923 |
| 327 | Ku Klux Klan |
1921-1922 |
| 327 | Labor, Department of |
1921-1922 |
| 327 | La Follette, W. L., Jr. |
1922 |
| 327 | Lamar, William H. |
1921 |
| 327 | Lammers, R. C. |
1922 |
| 327 | Landon, Dan |
1921-1922 |
| 327 | Lane, Thaddeus S. |
1921 |
| 327 | Larkin, T. B. |
1922 |
| 327 | Lathrop, John |
1920-1922 |
| 327 | Lawrence, John C. |
1916, 1918-1922 |
| 327 | Labor |
1919-1920 |
| 327 | La Follette, Robert |
1920 |
| 327 | Lake Chelan Irrigation Project |
1918 |
| 327 | Lake Washington Canal |
1919 |
| 327 | Lane, J. F. |
1919 |
| 327 | Lane, Mabel |
1919 |
| 327 | Lane, Thaddeus S. |
1919 |
| 327 | Langham, Byron |
1919 |
| 327 | Lansing Affair (regarding Robert S.
Lansing) |
1920 |
| 327 | Lanyon, Robert H. |
1918-1919 |
| 327 | Larson, O. S. |
1918-1919 |
| 327 | Lathrop, John E. |
1919-1920 |
| 327 | Lauscher, Mary Rose |
1919 |
| 327 | Law, Nina F. |
undated |
| 327 | Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. George |
1919 |
| 327 | Lawrence, Mrs. J. B. |
1919 |
| 327 | Lawson, Frank B. |
1919-1920 |
| 327 | League for the Preservation of American
Independence |
1919 |
| 327 | League to Enforce Peace |
1920 |
| 327 | Leavenworth Prison |
1920 |
| 327 | Lee, A. R. |
1919 |
| 327 | Lee, Emma L. |
1919 |
| 327 | Lee, George A. |
1919 |
| 327 | Lee, George F. |
1918-1919 |
| 327 | Lee, George Mason |
1920 |
| 327 | Lee Memorial |
1919 |
| 327 | Leehey, Maurice, D. |
1919 |
| 327 | Lemmon, S. L. |
1919 |
| 327 | Lemon, F. J. |
1919 |
| 327 | Leonard, George B. |
1919 |
| 327 | Levy, Lewis |
1919 |
| 327 | Lewis, A. W. |
1919-1920 |
| 327 | Lewis, Arthur F. |
1920 |
| 327 | Lewis, Charles S. |
1919 |
| 327 | Lewis County Dairy Association |
1919 |
| 327 | Lewis, Fred W. |
1918-1919 |
| 327 | Lewis, L. W. |
1919 |
| 327 | Lilly (The Charles H. Lilly Co.) |
1919 |
| 327 | Lind Commercial Club |
1919 |
| 327 | Linder, Charles O. |
1919 |
| 327 | Lindquist, Frans E. |
1919 |
| 328 | Lindsley, E. A. |
1919 |
| 328 | Lines, Sydney R. |
1918-1919 |
| 328 | Lingenfelder, W. Lancaster |
1919 |
| 328 | Lisle, Mason |
1919 |
| 328 | Lister, Ernest (Governor, Washington) |
1919 |
| 328 | Lister, Henry B. |
1919 |
| 328 | Lithuanian Republic |
1919 |
| 328 | Little, Edward M. |
1919 |
| 328 | Livesey, Francis B. |
1919 |
| 328 | Loewer, L. C. |
1919 |
| 328 | Loftfield, Gabriel (regarding S. 4987) |
1919 |
| 328 | Lohse, Henry |
1919 |
| 328 | Lombard, S. J. |
1919 |
| 328 | Long (Chas. R. Long Jr. Co.) |
1919 |
| 328 | Longstreet, Helen Dortch |
1919-1920 |
| 328 | Lorraine, Emily V. |
1919-1920 |
| 328 | Love, Mrs. William S. |
1919 |
| 328 | Lower Snake Project (and Palouse Irrigation
Project) |
1912-1916 |
| 328 | Luhrsen, J. G. (American Train Dispatchers
Association) |
1919-1920 |
| 328 | Lumber |
1917-1918 |
| 328 | Lund, Mary E. |
1919 |
| 328 | Lung, Edw. B. (Tacoma Association of Credit Men)
|
1919 |
| 328 | Lydon, John E. |
1919 |
| 328 | Lyle, Roy C. |
1919 |
| 328 | Lyman, W. D. |
1919 |
| 328 | League of Nations |
1920-1922 |
| 328 | Lee, Arthur B. |
1921 |
| 328 | Leehey, Maurice D. |
1922 |
| 328 | Leghorn |
1920, 1922 |
| 328 | Leiser, Oliver |
1922 |
| 328 | Lejeune, John A. (Commandant, U.S. Marine
Corps) |
1921 |
| 328 | Leppert, David |
1921-1922 |
| 328 | Leslie Woman Suffrage Commission, Inc. |
1920 |
| 328 | Levy, Lewis |
1921-1922 |
| 328 | Lewis, A. E. |
1921-1922 |
| 328 | Lewis, A. W. |
1921 |
| 328 | Lewis, B. R. |
1921 |
| 328 | Lind, E. J. |
1922 |
| 328 | Lister, Henry B. |
1921-1922 |
| 328 | Literary Digest |
1920 |
| 328 | Lithuanian American Board of Commerce and
Industry |
1921 |
| 328 | Livestock Commission (regarding S. 3944) |
1920 |
| 328 | Locke, Dan W. |
1921 |
| 328 | Lodge, Henry Cabot |
1921-1922 |
| 328 | Logan, Mrs. John A. |
1922 |
| 328 | Long, Roy |
1922 |
| 328 | Longstreet, Helen Dortch |
1920-1922 |
| 328 | Lorraine, Emily V. |
1920-1921 |
| 328 | Luhrsen, J. G. (American Train Dispatchers
Association) |
1920-1922 |
| 328 | Lunan, Charles A. (Tax Reduction Council of
Seattle) |
1921 |
| 328 | Luse, W. P. (Spokane International
Railway) |
1920-1921 |
| 328 | Lyle, Roy C. |
1920-1922 |
| 328 | Lyon, Louisa C. |
1922 |
| 328 | Lysons, Fred H. |
1921 |
| 328 | Magyar University Club |
1919 |
| 328 | Mann, Florence (High School Teachers'
League) |
1919 |
| 328 | Manners, W. S. |
1919 |
| 328 | Mason, William (regarding Quinault Reservation Land
Issues) |
1916-1918 |
| 328 | Matheus, C. W. |
1919 |
| 328 | Matheus, Jerry A. |
1919 |
| 328 | Mathews, A. Sydney (League of American
Patriots) |
1919 |
| 328 | Matts, F. J. |
1919 |
| 328 | Mayfield, R. N. (British-American
Association) |
1919 |
| 328 | Macedonia |
1918 |
| 328 | Mackay, W. D. (Brinkley Supply Co.) |
1919 |
| 328 | MacLaughlin, J. A. |
1919 |
| 328 | Maclean, R. J. |
1919 |
| 329 | McBride, R. G. |
1920 |
| 329 | McCabe, Kathryn |
1920 |
| 329 | McCandless, Frank N. |
1919 |
| 329 | McConihe, Lucien F. |
1919 |
| 329 | McConnell, O. A. (Miners Committee) |
1919-1920 |
| 329 | McGowan, H. F. |
1920 |
| 329 | McGraw, Martin (Trades Union Liberty
League) |
1919 |
| 329 | McKean, J. L. |
1919 |
| 329 | McKeuown, John (regarding Bureau of Indian Affairs
complaint) |
1918 |
| 329 | McMahon, E. |
1919 |
| 329 | McWane, R. C. |
1919 |
| 329 | Mela, Harry F. |
1919 |
| 329 | Melbourne, George A. (National Co-Operative
Organization) |
1919-1920 |
| 329 | Melrose, N. M. |
1919 |
| 329 | Merchant Marine |
1919-1920 |
| 329 | Merrill, H. B. |
1919-1920 |
| 329 | Merritt, H. D. |
1920 |
| 329 | Metal Trades Council (regarding Centralia, I.W.W.
Murder Trial) |
1920 |
| 329 | Methow Irrigation Project |
1919 |
| 329 | Metson, W. H. |
1919 |
| 329 | Mexican Situation |
1919-1920 |
| 329 | Military Censorship |
1918 |
| 329 | Milk (Production, Price) |
1918 |
| 329 | Millard, Thomas F. |
1919 |
| 329 | Milwaukee Journal |
1919 |
| 329 | Minor, Robert (regarding His activities) |
1919-1920 |
| 329 | Mitchell, Mrs. D. A. |
1919 |
| 329 | Mockwitz, George W. |
1919-1920 |
| 329 | Mondell, Frank W. |
1920 |
| 329 | Monroe Doctrine |
1919 |
| 329 | Monten, William A. |
1920 |
| 329 | Mooney Case |
1918-1920 |
| 329 | Moore, Alex P. |
1919 |
| 329 | Moore, James Z. |
1919 |
| 329 | Morgan, Appleton |
1920 |
| 329 | Morgan, George F. G. |
1919 |
| 329 | Morrison, E. A. E. |
1919 |
| 329 | Moses, A. H. |
1920 |
| 329 | Mount Baker National Park |
1919 |
| 329 | Moxee Valley (Irrigation Project) |
1919 |
| 329 | Myerstuen, Andrew |
1919-1920 |
| 329 | Mapping and Topographic Legislation (Temple Bill, H.R.
5230) |
1921 |
| 329 | Marine Law |
1922 |
| 329 | Maternity Bill (Sheppard-Towner Bill, S. 1039, H.R.
2366, S. 3259, H.R. 10925) |
1921-1922 |
| 329 | McFadden Bill |
1921 |
| 329 | Meat Packers Bill (Gronna Bill, S. 3944) |
1920-1921 |
| 329 | Medical Legislation |
1921 |
| 330 | Merchant Marine Legislation |
1922 |
| 330 | Miners Strike |
1922 |
| 330 | McAnally, T. R. |
1922 |
| 330 | McArthur, George A. |
1920 |
| 330 | McAuley, Mary Ethel |
1920-1921 |
| 330 | McClatchy, Chas. K. |
1919 |
| 330 | McClatchy, V. S. (Valentine S. McClatchy) |
1919-1922 |
| 330 | McClelland, Donald C. |
1922 |
| 330 | McClintock - Trunkey Co. |
1921 |
| 330 | McCollough, Frank T. |
1922 |
| 330 | McCroskey, Earl M. |
1922 |
| 330 | McCusker, Thos. |
1920 |
| 330 | McDonnell, M. |
1921 |
| 330 | McGloin, T. I. |
1921-1922 |
| 330 | McGoran, J. E. |
1921 |
| 330 | McGrath, I. N. |
1922 |
| 330 | Marine Corps |
1921-1922 |
| 330 | Marine Journal |
1921 |
| 330 | Marsh, Benjamin C. (Farmers' National
Council) |
1922 |
| 330 | Marsh, George C. |
1920 |
| 330 | Marshall, General |
1921 |
| 330 | Marshall, R. C., Jr. (regarding S. 2749) |
1921 |
| 330 | Martin, H. J. |
1921 |
| 330 | Mason, John |
1921 |
| 330 | Massey, W. H. |
1921 |
| 330 | Mathews, Jerry A. |
1921 |
| 330 | Matthews, H. D. |
1921-1922 |
| 330 | Mattison, M. M. |
1920-1922 |
| 330 | Mayview Farmers' Union, No. 4 |
1921 |
| 330 | Mears, Winnifred |
1921 |
| 330 | Memorial Community Building (Vancouver,
WA) |
1921 |
| 330 | Meninock, George |
1922 |
| 330 | Merchant Marine |
1921 |
| 330 | Mexico |
1921-1922 |
| 330 | Mundy, Charles J. |
1920-1921 |
| 330 | Murphine, Thomas F. |
1921-1922 |
| 330 | Murray, T. J. |
1922-1923 |
| 330 | Muzzey's History |
1922 |
| 330 | Magna Charta Day Association |
1921 |
| 330 | Malloy, Wm. G. |
1922 |
| 330 | Mann, S. A. |
1921 |
| 330 | Manning, Joseph C. |
1920-1922 |
| 330 | Manson, Philip |
1921 |
| 330 | Macbeth, Ravenel (Idaho Mining
Association) |
1921 |
| 330 | MacBride, Philip D. |
1920-1921 |
| 330 | MacDonnell, John G. |
1920-1922 |
| 330 | Mackintosh, Kenneth |
1921 |
| 330 | Macklin, W. E. |
n.d. |
| 330 | MacLean, Edwin L. |
1920-1921 |
| 330 | MacNulty, John |
1921 |
| 330 | McFarlane, A. L. |
1921 |
| 330 | Melbourne, George A. (National Republican
Alliance) |
1922 |
| 330 | Miller, W. H. |
1922 |
| 330 | Military Affairs Committee (regarding S.
2455) |
1922 |
| 330 | Mitchell, P. A. |
1922 |
| 330 | Mitchell, Walter (Porter Military Academy) |
1921-1922 |
| 330 | Mosier, Frank C. |
1922 |
| 330 | Murdock, Daisy L. |
1922 |
| 330 | Muscle Shoals |
1920, 1922 |
| 330 | Myers, Lilburn T. |
1921-1922 |
| 331 | Mobley, H. H. |
1921 |
| 331 | Mockwitz, George W. |
1922 |
| 331 | Mooney, H. J. |
1921 |
| 331 | Moore, F. W. |
1922 |
| 331 | Moore, H. A. |
1921 |
| 331 | Moore, O. C. |
1919-1921 |
| 331 | Moran, Robert (regarding U.S. Shipping
Board) |
1921 |
| 331 | Moultray, W. R. |
1921 |
| 331 | Manning, Joseph C. |
1922 |
| 331 | Marshall, Thomas |
1923 |
| 331 | Mattison, M. M. |
1921-1922 |
| 331 | MacDonald, J. L. (Sour Dough Republican
Club) |
1922 |
| 331 | Maclean, R. J. |
1920-1921 |
| 331 | McCabe, A. E. |
1920-1922 |
| 331 | McClatchy, V. S. (Valentine S. McClatchy) (The
Sacramento Bee) |
1922 |
| 331 | McCrory, Hester (Poindexter's Spokane
Office) |
1920-1922 |
| 331 | McDermott, Frank W. |
1922 |
| 331 | McGuire, Robert E. |
1922-1923 |
| 331 | McLean, C. H. |
1919, 1921-1922 |
| 331 | McMenimen, W. L. |
1921-1923 |
| 331 | Meserve, W. M. |
1922-1923 |
| 331 | Metson, William H. |
1922 |
| 331 | Meyer, Eugene, Jr. |
1922 |
| 331 | National Board of Farm Organizations |
1919 |
| 331 | National Civil Liberties Bureau |
1919 |
| 331 | National Council of World War Veterans |
1919 |
| 331 | National Federation of Federal Employees, Union No.
93, Bremerton |
1918 |
| 331 | National Foreign Trade Council |
1919 |
| 331 | National Lumber Manufacturers Association |
1919 |
| 331 | National Security League, Inc. |
1919 |
| 331 | Naval Affairs |
1919-1921 |
| 331 | Nawn, Charles W. |
1919 |
| 331 | Neal, D. B. |
1919 |
| 331 | Near East Relief (formerly American Committee for
Armenian and Syrian Relief) |
1920 |
| 331 | Neely, Jennie |
1919-1920 |
| 331 | Nenana Commercial Club |
1919 |
| 331 | Newell, W. F. |
1919 |
| 331 | Nez Perce Indians |
1918 |
| 331 | Nicholls, William A. |
1919-1920 |
| 331 | Noel, Clyde F. |
1918-1919 |
| 331 | Noll, J. F. (Our Sunday Visitor) |
1919 |
| 331 | Norman, F. L. |
1919 |
| 331 | Norman, Sidney |
1918-1919 |
| 331 | Northwestern Fruit Exchange |
1919 |
| 331 | Norton, Phil |
1918 |
| 331 | Nurses, Army |
1919 |
| 331 | Nethercutt, George M. |
1921 |
| 331 | Neumann, Max M. |
1918-1922 |
| 331 | New, Harry S. |
1920 |
| 331 | Newberry Case (regarding Senator Truman H.
Newberry) |
1921-1922 |
| 331 | Newberry, Truman H. |
1921-1922 |
| 331 | Newman, John H. |
1922 |
| 331 | Nicholson, Antoinette Wheeler |
1921, 1923 |
| 331 | Nickerson, Hoffman |
1922 |
| 331 | Niles, H. P. |
1921-1922 |
| 331 | Nitrate and Nitric Acid (Manufacture of) |
1918 |
| 332 | 1921 | |
| 332 | Norman, Sidney |
1920-1922 |
| 332 | Northwestern Fruit Exchange |
1921 |
| 332 | Northwestern Tow Boat Owners' Association |
1920 |
| 332 | O'Brien, Arthur |
1920 |
| 332 | Office Matters (Poindexter's Senate
Office) |
1919 |
| 332 | Official Buttons (Veterans) |
1919 |
| 332 | Offield, J. W. |
1919 |
| 332 | O'Hare Case (Kate Richards O'Hare) |
1919 |
| 332 | Ohly, C. H. |
1919 |
| 332 | Ohanapecosh Hot Springs |
1920 |
| 332 | Open Shop |
1920 |
| 332 | Opium Trade |
1920 |
| 332 | Orient (correspondence with Hugh H. White) |
1920 |
| 332 | Overman, Fred K. |
1919 |
| 332 | Owens, Herbert L. |
1919 |
| 332 | O'Brien, J. Tom |
1922 |
| 332 | O'Connor, Charles A. |
1921 |
| 332 | O'Farrell, P. A. |
1922 |
| 332 | Ohnsorg, W. H. |
1921 |
| 332 | Olympic Peninsula Disaster |
1921 |
| 332 | Omo, J. T. |
1920 |
| 332 | O'Neill, John Hugh |
1921 |
| 332 | Ormsby, George F. |
1921 |
| 332 | Orr, William A. |
1921 |
| 332 | Overlook, W. H. |
1922 |
| 332 | Owen, Marie Bankhead |
1921 |
| 332 | Okanogan Project |
1915-1916, 1918, 1920 |
| 332 | Overstreet, Luther M. |
1921-1923 |
| 332 | Page, Thos. D. |
1922 |
| 332 | Payne, George Henry |
1922 |
| 332 | Peirce, Betty Graeme |
1921-1922 |
| 332 | Penrose, Stephen B. L. |
1921 |
| 332 | Perkins, J. P. |
1923 |
| 332 | Perry, John H. |
1921-1922 |
| 332 | Page, Thomas D. |
1920-1921 |
| 332 | Painter, Thomas A. |
1921-1922 |
| 332 | Palmer, Annie M. |
1921 |
| 332 | Panama Canal |
1920-1921 |
| 332 | Patton, J. A. |
1921-1922 |
| 332 | Paxton, M. H. |
1922 |
| 332 | Payne, George Henry |
1920-1922 |
| 332 | Page, T. D. |
1920 |
| 332 | Painter, Thomas A. |
1919 |
| 332 | Pan American Union |
1919 |
| 332 | Payne, A. |
1920 |
| 332 | Peace Conference |
1918-1919 |
| 332 | Pearce, Gilbert Otis |
1920 |
| 332 | Pease, Frank |
1919-1920 |
| 332 | Pelletier, John H. |
1919 |
| 332 | Pend Oreille Project (Irrigation Project) |
1919 |
| 332 | Peoples Home Journal (regarding Bird
Sanctuaries) |
1919 |
| 332 | Perfect, Charles (regarding H.R. 8823) |
1919 |
| 332 | Phemister, B. F. |
1919 |
| 332 | Philippines |
1919-1920 |
| 332 | Picking, W. C. |
undated |
| 332 | Pierce County Social Hygiene Association |
1919 |
| 332 | Pneumatic Tube Mail Service |
1919 |
| 332 | Poast, Florence M. |
1919 |
| 332 | Poe, Burns |
1919 |
| 332 | Poland |
1919 |
| 332 | Port Angeles Commercial Club |
1919 |
| 332 | Porto Rico (Puerto Rico) |
1920 |
| 332 | Postal Telegraph Situation |
1919 |
| 332 | Potatoes (Importing of) |
1920 |
| 332 | Potash |
1919 |
| 332 | Prescott |
n.d. |
| 332 | Prescott, Peter C. |
1920 |
| 332 | Prideaux, W. D. (Naval Auxiliary Service
Association) |
1920 |
| 332 | Price Fixing |
1918 |
| 332 | Prins, Peter (Lester Roads Association) |
1919 |
| 332 | Prohibition |
1919-1920 |
| 332 | Public Health Service Hospital (Palo Alto
(Calif.)) |
1919 |
| 332 | Puget Sound Seed Growers' Association |
1919 |
| 333 | Pearson, Mowbray F. |
1921 |
| 333 | Penhallick, Martin |
1922 |
| 333 | Pepper, George Wharton |
1920 |
| 333 | Perkins, J. P. |
1921 |
| 333 | Perkins, S. A. |
1921-1922 |
| 333 | Peterson, Lucie F. |
1921 |
| 333 | Pfuhl, S. A. |
1921 |
| 333 | Phemister, B. F. |
1921 |
| 333 | Phipps, Harve H. |
1922 |
| 333 | Pinchot, Gifford |
1920 |
| 333 | Pittman, W. B. (regarding H.R. 12683, H.R.
13500) |
1919-1920 |
| 333 | Poe, Burns |
1920-1922 |
| 333 | Poindexter, Biography / Family History |
1920 |
| 333 | Poindexter, G. Benjamin (Ben) |
1920-1921 |
| 333 | Poindexter, Harry K. |
1921 |
| 333 | Poindexter, Miles (regarding Office
Matters) |
1921-1922 |
| 333 | Poindexter, Elizabeth Gale (Mrs. Miles) |
1920-1922 |
| 333 | Point Defiance Park |
1921 |
| 333 | Poland |
1920 |
| 333 | Poolton, James W. |
1919 |
| 333 | Port Angeles (regarding Assessments on U.S.
Property) |
1921 |
| 333 | Port of Seattle Commission |
1921 |
| 333 | Port Townsend Hospital Site (Offer of Building and
Land for PHS Hospital) |
1919, 1921 |
| 333 | Porterfield, W. H. |
1922 |
| 333 | Porto Rico (Puerto Rico) |
1920-1921 |
| 333 | Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Editorials on
Poindexter) |
1922 |
| 333 | Postal Savings Bank |
1921 |
| 333 | Prague, Arthur P. |
1920-1922 |
| 333 | Pratt, R. H. (Metropolitan Printing Co. |
1920 |
| 333 | Prescott, A. W. (regarding Prague, Arthur
P.) |
1921-1922 |
| 333 | Prisoners' Relief Society |
1922 |
| 333 | Public Health Service (PHS) |
1920-1922 |
| 333 | Public Welfare, Department of |
1921 |
| 333 | Puffer, S. P. |
1921 |
| 333 | Puget Island (Washington) |
1921 |
| 333 | Puget Sound (Washington) |
1921 |
| 333 | Puget Sound Navy Yard |
1919-1922 |
| 333 | Pulpwood |
1919-1921 |
| 333 | Poe, Burns |
1922-1923 |
| 333 | Poindexter, G. Benjamin (Ben) |
1922-1923 |
| 333 | Poindexter, H. T. (H. T. Poindexter & Sons
Merchandise Co.) |
1922 |
| 333 | Poindexter, S. F. |
1921 |
| 333 | Poindexter, William A. |
1920 |
| 333 | Political Prisoners |
1922 |
| 333 | President's Forest |
1922 |
| 333 | Prohibition Enforcement |
1922-1923 |
| 333 | Quinlan, Belle |
1920 |
| 333 | Quinn, Judge |
1920 |
| 333 | Railroad Car Shortage |
1919 |
| 333 | Railroads |
1919 |
| 333 | Railway Supply Contracts |
1919 |
| 333 | Ralston, John C. |
1920 |
| 333 | Reconstruction After War |
1918-1919 |
| 333 | Read, Florence M. |
1919 |
| 333 | Redhead Club |
1919 |
| 333 | Reese, Warren S. |
1920 |
| 333 | Reeves, C. R. |
1919-1920 |
| 334 | Quinault Lake Fish Trap |
1922, undated |
| 334 | Quincy Flats (Irrigation Project) |
1921 |
| 334 | Radio Service (Naval Communication
Service) |
1921-1922 |
| 334 | Railroad Labor Board |
1920-1921 |
| 334 | Railroads |
1920-1922 |
| 334 | Ramsay, Claude C. regarding Sand Point Air
Base |
1921-1922 |
| 334 | Randall, C. D. |
1921 |
| 334 | Rase, F. W. (regarding Army Promotion
List) |
1921 |
| 334 | Rabbits |
1922 |
| 334 | Railroad Labor Board |
1922 |
| 334 | Railroad Strike |
1922 |
| 334 | Ramsay, Claude C. |
1922-1923 |
| 334 | Reclamation Projects (Open River
Conference) |
1922 |
| 334 | Reese, Warren S. |
1922-1923 |
| 334 | Reeves, C. C. |
1920 |
| 334 | Reid, Richard |
1921 |
| 334 | Reid, Mrs. Wallace |
1923 |
| 334 | Republican News Service |
1921-1922 |
| 334 | Revelle, Thomas P. (regarding S. 425, Smith-McNary
Bill) |
1922-1923 |
| 334 | Rhine (Occupation by African Troops) |
1921 |
| 334 | Rhoads, T. J. |
1921 |
| 334 | Rice, Howard M. |
1922 |
| 334 | Religion |
1919-1920 |
| 334 | Rent Profiteering |
1918 |
| 334 | Revelle, Thomas P. |
1919 |
| 334 | Richey, H. G. |
1919-1920 |
| 334 | Ripley, Edwin (Ripley Fish Co.) |
1919 |
| 334 | Robbins, Hallet R. |
1919 |
| 334 | Roosevelt, Franklin D. |
1920 |
| 334 | Roosevelt Memorial Association |
1919-1920 |
| 334 | Roosevelt, Theodore (Speech by and Tributes
to) |
1918-1920 |
| 334 | Ross, A. C. (Democrat and Chronicle) |
1919 |
| 334 | Roumania |
1919 |
| 334 | Rowland, H. G. |
1919 |
| 334 | Russell, Chas. |
1919 |
| 334 | Russian Rails |
1919 |
| 334 | Robblee, Geo. |
1920 |
| 334 | Robinson, E. M. |
undated |
| 334 | Robinson, Joseph |
1921-1922 |
| 334 | Rockefeller, A. E. |
1922 |
| 334 | Rogers, Sherman |
1919 |
| 334 | Roosevelt Memorial Association |
1921-1922 |
| 334 | Roosevelt Pass Road (Theodore Roosevelt International
Highway Association) |
1921 |
| 334 | Rea, John A. |
1921 |
| 334 | Reaves, C. L. (Customs Inspectors Association;
regarding S. 4888) |
1921 |
| 334 | Reclamation |
1920-1922 |
| 334 | Recruit Educational Centers |
1921 |
| 334 | Reese, Warren S. |
1920-1922 |
| 335 | Reinertsen, Richard |
1921 |
| 335 | Reinoehl, F. L. |
1922 |
| 335 | Religion |
1920-1921 |
| 335 | Republican Club of Alabama |
1921 |
| 335 | Republican Congressional Committee |
1920 |
| 335 | Republican National Committee |
1920-1922 |
| 335 | Republican National Committee- Speakers
Bureau |
1920 |
| 335 | Republican National News Service |
1922 |
| 335 | Republican Publicity Association |
1920-1921 |
| 335 | Republican Senatorial Committee - Arizona |
1920 |
| 335 | Republican Senatorial Committee -
California |
1920 |
| 335 | Republican Senatorial Committee - Idaho |
1920 |
| 335 | Republican Senatorial Committee - Indiana |
1920 |
| 335 | Republican Senatorial Committee - Iowa |
1920 |
| 335 | Republican Senatorial Committee - Kansas |
1920 |
| 335 | Republican Senatorial Committee - Kentucky |
1920 |
| 335 | Republican Senatorial Committee - Maine |
1922 |
| 335 | Republican Senatorial Committee - Missouri |
1920-1921 |
| 335 | Republican Senatorial Committee - Nevada |
1920 |
| 335 | Republican Senatorial Committee |
1920-1921 |
| 335 | Republican Senatorial Committee - Oklahoma |
1920-1921 |
| 335 | Revelle, Thomas P. |
1920-1922 |
| 335 | Rice, E. L. |
1921 |
| 335 | Rice, Howard M. |
1919-1922 |
| 336 | Rice, Ren |
1921 |
| 336 | Richey, H. G. (Society of Constructors of Federal
Buildings) |
1920 |
| 336 | Ritchie, Wm. B. (regarding Claim of Clallam
Indians) |
1922 |
| 336 | Robinson, Bird M. (National Transportation
Institute) |
1922 |
| 336 | Rogers, R. B. |
1922 |
| 336 | Ruby, Jule S. |
1922 |
| 336 | Rudkin, Frank |
1923 |
| 336 | Rush, Giles C. (H.R. 4) |
1922 |
| 336 | Rusk, Edna (Mrs. Marshall) |
1921 |
| 336 | Russia |
1922 |
| 336 | Rutter, R. L. |
1922-1923 |
| 336 | Ryan, W. S. |
1922 |
| 336 | Rydstrom, Arvid |
1921 |
| 336 | Sammons, Thomas |
1922-1923 |
| 336 | Satus Route (Highway from Toppenish, WA to Goldendale,
WA) |
1922 |
| 336 | Savage, F. A. |
1923 |
| 336 | Seattle Chamber of Commerce |
1923 |
| 336 | Rupp, A. G. |
1920 |
| 336 | Russell, George F. |
1920-1921 |
| 336 | Russia |
1920-1922 |
| 336 | Rust, Gust F. |
1919-1922 |
| 336 | Rutherford, Calvin |
1921 |
| 336 | Rutter, R. L. (Lew) |
1919-1922 |
| 336 | Shaddix, W. L. |
1919 |
| 336 | Shantung |
1919 |
| 336 | Shattuck, J. Howard |
1919 |
| 336 | Shaw, A. J. |
1920 |
| 336 | Shaw, George S. |
1919 |
| 336 | Shearman, David |
1919 |
| 336 | Shipping Board |
1917-1920 |
| 336 | Short, W. M. |
1920 |
| 336 | Siberian Situation (regarding Shipping Supplies
through Puget Sound) |
1918 |
| 336 | Signer, Chas. I. |
1919-1920 |
| 336 | Sims-Kenyon Bill (H.R. 13324, S. 5248) |
1919 |
| 336 | Slater, H. H. |
1919 |
| 336 | Slater, L. Roy |
1919-1920 |
| 336 | Sammamish Valley Grange |
1918 |
| 336 | Saunders, Robert C. |
1919 |
| 336 | Schafer, E. H. |
1920 |
| 336 | Schloetelborg, G. F. |
1919 |
| 336 | Seaman, Carmen |
1919 |
| 336 | Seattle Chamber of Commerce |
1919-1920 |
| 336 | Sectional Central Labor Council of Spokane |
1918-1919 |
| 336 | Seed Wheat |
1918 |
| 336 | Sellers, H. Lee |
1919 |
| 336 | Seward Chamber of Commerce |
1919 |
| 336 | Smith, Edwin A. |
1920 |
| 336 | Social Hygiene Board |
1919 |
| 336 | Soldiers Memorial Library |
1919 |
| 336 | Southard, T. B. |
1919 |
| 336 | United Spanish War Veterans |
1919 |
| 336 | Speeches |
1919, undated |
| 336 | Spining, Howard |
1919 |
| 336 | Spokane Advertising Club |
1919 |
| 336 | Spokane Chamber of Commerce |
1917, 1919-1920 |
| 336 | Spokane Dry Goods Co. |
1919 |
| 336 | Spokane Federal Land Bank |
1919 |
| 337 | Spruce Exportation Embargo |
1919 |
| 337 | Spruce Production Division (regarding Congressional
Investigation of) |
1918-1919 |
| 337 | State Committee on Readjustment (regarding U.S. School
Garden Army Movement) |
1919 |
| 337 | Stramack, S. J. F. |
1919 |
| 337 | Strike (Shipyards and Seattle General) |
1919 |
| 337 | Stuart, Frederick |
1919 |
| 337 | Sunday Schools |
1919 |
| 337 | Sunnyside Canal (Irrigation Project) |
1911-1919 |
| 337 | Surplus Army Foodstuffs |
1919 |
| 337 | Sutherland, W. H. |
1919 |
| 337 | Sutton, James |
1919-1920 |
| 337 | Suzzallo, Henry |
1919 |
| 337 | Swim, Arthur L. |
1919 |
| 337 | Salin, Alfred |
1921-1922 |
| 337 | Samsel, J. L. |
1922 |
| 337 | Sanctuary |
undated |
| 337 | Sandpoint Naval Aviation Station (Resolution in favor
by the Seattle Business & Professional Women's Club) |
1921 |
| 337 | Savage, Frank Adelbert |
1921-1922 |
| 337 | Savage, Joseph E. |
1921 |
| 337 | Savidge, C. V. (Commissioner of Public Lands,
Washington (State)) |
1921 |
| 337 | Seitz, Jas. P. |
1921 |
| 337 | Stephens, Henson M. |
1921 |
| 337 | Scollard, J. A. (United Dairy Association of
Washington) |
1922 |
| 337 | Scott, Edward W., Jr. |
1922 |
| 337 | Seattle Chamber of Commerce |
1920-1922 |
| 337 | Seattle Star (Clippings) |
1922 |
| 337 | Seidenfeld, Samuel (regarding Clearwater
Highway) |
1920-1921 |
| 337 | Shanks, Louis N. |
1921 |
| 337 | Shaw, Arthur J. |
1922 |
| 337 | Shingles Tariff |
1920-1922 |
| 337 | Sinclair, P. L. |
1922 |
| 337 | Silver |
1922 |
| 337 | (United States) Silver Fox Farms
Corporation |
1921 |
| 337 | Simmons, Arthur |
1921-1922 |
| 337 | Simpson, William J. P. |
1921 |
| 337 | Sims, E. A. |
1921 |
| 337 | Sims, William S. (U.S. Naval War College) |
1921 |
| 337 | Slemp, Bascom, Jr. |
1921 |
| 337 | Sloan, Thomas L. (Society of American
Indians) |
1921 |
| 337 | Smith, Dallas B. |
1920-1922 |
| 337 | Smith, E. A. (Pacific Northwest Farm Trio) |
undated |
| 337 | Smith, Frederick C. |
1921 |
| 337 | Smith, Joe, Jr. |
1921 |
| 337 | Smith, Stanley L. |
1921-1923 |
| 337 | Smith, T. J. |
1921 |
| 337 | Smith, William J. |
1921 |
| 338 | Stevens, Theodore Edward |
1921 |
| 338 | Stoolfire, H. S. (Attorney for Washington State Metal
Mining Association) |
1921-1922 |
| 338 | Stover, T. S. |
1921 |
| 338 | Strassburger, R. B. (
Norristown Daily Herald) |
1922 |
| 338 | Stringer, John |
1921 |
| 338 | Student Army Training Corps |
1921 |
| 338 | Solner, N. B. (regarding Appropriation for Puget Sound
Navy Yard) |
1922 |
| 338 | Sound Construction and Engineering Co. (regarding
Relief for Navy Contractors) |
1919-1921 |
| 338 | Southard, W. E. (regarding S. 203) |
1921-1922 |
| 338 | Sperry (Private Soldiers and Sailors Legion; regarding
H.R. 10373 and S. 506) |
1920 |
| 338 | Spiller, F. T. |
1921 |
| 338 | (Cherep-)Spiridovich, Major-General Count
A. |
1921 |
| 338 | Spurr, Josiah Edward |
1921 |
| 338 | Spokane Chamber of Commerce |
1920-1922 |
| 338 | Spokane Indian Reservation (Right of way for State
Highway 22) |
1920-1921 |
| 338 | Spooner, Ralph |
1921 |
| 338 | Spruce Production Corporation (regarding Disposition
of Clallam County properties/assets) |
1920-1922 |
| 338 | Stevenson, George H. |
1921 |
| 338 | Stevenson, Walter A. |
1922 |
| 338 | Stewart, Grant A. |
1922 |
| 338 | Sugar |
1920 |
| 338 | Sulzer, William |
1921 |
| 338 | Sutherland, Mary P. (regarding Civil
Service) |
1920-1922 |
| 338 | Swales, Francis S. |
1920-1921 |
| 338 | Sweeny, Charles |
1921 |
| 338 | Securities, Fraudulent |
1921 |
| 338 | Sefrit, Frank |
1921 |
| 338 | Selvin, Edwin |
1921 |
| 338 | Sexsmith, J. H. |
1920 |
| 338 | Senn, Thomas J. |
1921-1922 |
| 338 | State Department |
1922 |
| 338 | Stauffer, W. E. |
1922 |
| 338 | Shaw, Arthur J. |
1921-1922 |
| 338 | Shaw, Arthur J., Jr. |
1921 |
| 338 | Shibata, Tokujiro |
1921, undated |
| 338 | Shipp, Thomas R. |
1921-1922 |
| 338 | Shipping Board |
1918, 1920-1922 |
| 338 | Shoemaker, C. J. |
1921 |
| 338 | Shuff, C. L. |
1922 |
| 338 | Skagit River Power Project |
1920 |
| 338 | Sloan, Thomas L. (regarding Yakima Indian
Agency) |
1922 |
| 338 | Smith, Andrew A. |
1922 |
| 338 | Smith, Harry T. |
1922 |
| 338 | Smith, Marvin W. (Northwest Rivers and Harbors
Congress) |
1922 |
| 338 | Smith, T. J. |
1922-1923 |
| 338 | Smith, William J. |
1923 |
| 338 | Snamiska, H. F. |
1922 |
| 338 | Southern Pacific - Central Pacific Dissolution
Case |
1922 |
| 339 | Spokane Federal Land Bank |
1921-1922 |
| 339 | Spokane Indian Reservation (Right of way for State
Highway 22) |
1922 |
| 339 | Stedman, Livingston B. (regarding Claims against U.S.
Shipping Board) |
1922 |
| 339 | Steinberger, John A. |
1920-1922 |
| 339 | Story, Sidney |
1921 |
| 339 | Student Army Training Corps |
1922 |
| 339 | Sunday Closing |
1922 |
| 339 | Sweetman, Maude |
1922 |
| 339 | Swift, L. F. |
1921 |
| 339 | Swindle, Anthony J. (Pierce County Republican Central
Committee) |
1922 |
| 339 | Tammany, Patrick M. (Kiwanis Club,
Seattle) |
1918 |
| 339 | Tariff |
1919 |
| 339 | Tariff, Tax of Fish |
1919 |
| 339 | Tariff, Tax of Furs |
1919 |
| 339 | Technical Association |
1919 |
| 339 | Telepost System |
1919 |
| 339 | Telkia, Mary Magdalene (Colville Reservation allotment
inheritance) |
1917-1918 |
| 339 | Temple of Agriculture (Farmers of America) |
1918 |
| 339 | Terrace, Frank (regarding Peace Portal) |
1919-1920 |
| 339 | Thomas, Joseph B. (Cornucopia Mines Co. of
Oregon) |
1920 |
| 339 | Thomson, T. Kennard |
1920 |
| 339 | Todd, William H. (Todd Shipbuilding & Dry Dock
Co.) |
1919 |
| 339 | Tooze, Walter L., Jr. |
1919 |
| 339 | Tourist Rates (Railroads) |
1919 |
| 339 | Trout Lake Development Association (regarding Yakima
National Park) |
1919 |
| 339 | Tyrol |
1920 |
| 339 | Timolat, J. G. (regarding Tariff on Barium
Chemicals) |
1921 |
| 339 | Tindall, Phillip |
1921-1922 |
| 339 | Todd, William H. (Todd Shipyards
Corporation) |
1920-1922 |
| 339 | Tokaji, Bela (National Roosevelt League) |
1921, 1923 |
| 339 | Toklas, Nathan |
1920 |
| 339 | Tomb, W. V. |
1922 |
| 339 | Tooze, Walter L., Jr. |
1920-1921 |
| 339 | Totten, William D. |
1920-1923 |
| 339 | Touchet River (Stream Gaging Station) |
1920 |
| 339 | Treasury, Department of |
1921-1922 |
| 339 | Treaties |
1921-1922 |
| 339 | Tribble, W. Edwin |
1922 |
| 339 | Turner, Robert A. |
1920 |
| 339 | Tacoma (Wash.) |
1920-1921 |
| 339 | Tacoma Commercial Club and Chamber of
Commerce |
1921 |
| 339 | Tacoma Community Service |
1920 |
| 339 | Tacoma Times (Clippings) |
1922 |
| 339 | Tacoma Tribune (Clippings) |
1922 |
| 339 | Taft, William Howard (Letter opposing his appointment
to Supreme Court) |
1921 |
| 339 | Tariff |
1921-1922 |
| 340 | Tate, E. L. |
1921 |
| 340 | Tatum, E. O. |
1921 |
| 340 | Taylor, Hannis |
1921-1922 |
| 340 | Taylor, Howard D. |
1922 |
| 340 | Taylor, Jacob H. |
1919-1922 |
| 340 | Tebbetts, Frank P. |
1921 |
| 340 | Terrace, Frank |
1920-1922 |
| 340 | Thanksgiving Greetings |
1921 |
| 340 | Thomle, M. G. |
1921 |
| 340 | Thompson, Charles H. |
1920-1922 |
| 340 | Thompson, Frank E. |
1920-1921 |
| 340 | Thompson Fruit Co. |
1919 |
| 340 | Thompson, L. L. (Attorney General, Washington
(State)) |
1921 |
| 340 | Thorpe, C. E. |
1922 |
| 340 | Tariff Commission |
1920-1921 |
| 340 | Till, F. A . |
1921-1922 |
| 340 | Toppenish-Simco Extension (Wapato Irrigation
Project) |
1912-1913, 1915, 1918 |
| 340 | Twohy, James |
1922 |
| 340 | Umatilla Rapids Project |
1922 |
| 340 | Unsigned (regarding Veterans Pension) |
1922 |
| 340 | Underwood, F. R. |
1919 |
| 340 | Underwood, L. D. |
1919 |
| 340 | United Brotherhood Carpenters and Joiners |
1918-1919 |
| 340 | United Metal Trades Association |
1919 |
| 340 | United Mine Workers of America |
1919 |
| 340 | University of Washington |
1919 |
| 340 | Unsigned Letters |
1919-1920 |
| 340 | Vancouver (Wash.) |
1919-1920 |
| 340 | Vancouver Commercial Club (regarding Land
Office) |
1919 |
| 340 | Van Dissel, E. F. Cartier |
1918 |
| 340 | Van Patter, Datus |
1919 |
| 340 | Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S. |
1919 |
| 340 | Veterans Welfare Commission |
1919 |
| 340 | Vickrey, C. V. |
1919 |
| 340 | Vincent, L. A . |
1918-1919 |
| 340 | Virgin Islands |
1919 |
| 340 | Vir Publishing Co. |
1919 |
| 340 | Vivian, B. B. |
1919 |
| 340 | Von Boecklin, August |
1919 |
| 340 | Voris, E. A. |
1918 |
| 340 | Vulcan Manufacturing Co. |
1919 |
| 340 | Yakima Commercial Club |
1918-1919 |
| 340 | Yakima Irrigation Project |
1916, 1918 |
| 340 | Yakima Reservation Food Commission (regarding Yakima
Irrigation Project) |
1917-1918 |
| 340 | Yeo, George C. |
1919 |
| 340 | Yoon, P. K. |
1919 |
| 340 | Youths Allied Commission (Allied Youth's
Mission) |
1918 |
| 340 | Zahrndt, William |
1919 |
| 340 | Zent, W. W. |
1918 |
| 340 | Zillah Free Press |
1919 |
| 340 | Zinther, C. J. |
1919 |
| 340 | Zuckriegel, P. |
1919 |
| 340 | Ullery, Jacob G. |
1920-1921 |
| 340 | Underwood, Jack |
1921-1922 |
| 340 | Unsigned Letters |
1920-1922 |
| 340 | Vancouver Barracks (regarding Paved
highway) |
1919 |
| 340 | Vancouver Chamber of Commerce (regarding Land
Office) |
1921 |
| 340 | Vancouver Channel Project |
1920 |
| 340 | Vancouver Port Commission (regarding 25-foot
Channel) |
1920, 1922 |
| 340 | Vancouver and Seattle Land Office |
1921 |
| 340 | Van Valkenburg, E. A. |
1921 |
| 340 | Veterans Bureau |
1921-1922 |
| 340 | Victory Memorial Highway |
1921 |
| 340 | Vincent, L. A. |
1921-1922 |
| 340 | Virginia Politics |
1921 |
| 340 | Vocational Education |
1920-1922 |
| 341 | Wadsworth, James W., Jr. |
1922 |
| 341 | Waldron, Mary Royall Shelton |
1920-1921 |
| 341 | Walker, George H. |
1920-1921 |
| 341 | Walker, Samuel, A. |
1919-1920 |
| 341 | Walker, S. H. |
1921-1922 |
| 341 | Wapato Commercial Club |
1919-1920 |
| 341 | War Finance Corporation |
1921-1922 |
| 341 | War Mineral Relief Commission |
1921 |
| 341 | Ware Brothers Co. |
1920 |
| 341 | Warner, Edna |
1921 |
| 341 | Warner, Worcester R. |
1919-1920 |
| 341 | Washington D.C. Politics |
1920 |
| 341 | Washington State Nautical School |
1921 |
| 341 | Washington Water Power Co. |
1921-1922 |
| 341 | Waterhouse, Frank |
1921 |
| 341 | Watson, John Crittenden |
1922 |
| 341 | Watson, W. H. |
1920 |
| 341 | Watts, Roger W. |
1922 |
| 341 | Walders, K. O. |
1919 |
| 341 | Waldron, Ford M. |
1919 |
| 341 | Wall, J. W. |
1919 |
| 341 | Walter, Carroll G. |
1920 |
| 341 | Walter, U. A. |
1919 |
| 341 | War Department |
1919-1920 |
| 341 | Water Competition (Seattle rail rates) |
1918 |
| 341 | Waukenas, Johnson (Quinault Reservation
resident) |
1917-1918 |
| 341 | Weller, O. E. |
1920 |
| 341 | Wells, Hulet M. |
1919 |
| 341 | Weston, Samuel P. (Pulpwood Survey Bill) |
1919 |
| 341 | Whalen, Frank |
1919 |
| 341 | Woods, Ralph |
1919 |
| 341 | Woods, Rufus |
1920 |
| 341 | Wool |
1919-1920 |
| 341 | Wright, Charles B. |
1919 |
| 341 | Wright, William W. |
1919-1920 |
| 341 | Williams, J. G. |
1919-1920 |
| 341 | Williams, John |
1919 |
| 341 | Williams, John Skelton (Comptroller of the
Currency) |
1919-1920 |
| 341 | Wilson Administration |
1918 |
| 341 | Witherspoon, Frances M. |
1919 |
| 341 | Woman Suffrage |
1919-1920 |
| 341 | Woolford, H. A. |
1920 |
| 341 | Wakefield, James A. |
1922 |
| 341 | Waldal, Hjalmar |
1921 |
| 341 | Waldron, May R. |
1922 |
| 341 | Wallula Cut Off Road |
1922 |
| 341 | Wapato Irrigation District |
1921 |
| 341 | Walsh, R. D. (regarding Army Retirement
bills) |
1919, 1922-1923 |
| 341 | Warner, Ed C. |
1923 |
| 342 | Waterville Land Office |
1922 |
| 342 | Wells, Edmund H. |
1922-1923 |
| 342 | Welsh, Francis Ralston |
1921-1922 |
| 342 | Welty, B. F. |
1922 |
| 342 | Werner, F. C. |
1923 |
| 342 | West Side Irrigating Co. |
1919-1922 |
| 342 | Webster, J. Stanley |
1921 |
| 342 | Welch, C. B. |
1921 |
| 342 | West Coast Lumbermen's Association |
1922 |
| 342 | West, Edward K. |
1922 |
| 342 | West, L. C. |
1921 |
| 342 | Western Retail Lumbermen's Association |
1922 |
| 342 | Whalen, Frank |
1921 |
| 342 | Wheat |
1918-1920 |
| 342 | White, Aubrey L. |
1920-1921 |
| 342 | White, Hugh W. |
1922 |
| 342 | Wickersham, James |
1920 |
| 342 | Wierum, H. F. |
1920-1922 |
| 342 | Wiestling, Frank B. |
1921-1922 |
| 342 | Wile, Fred W. |
1922 |
| 342 | Willapa River Harbor |
1920 |
| 342 | Willamette River |
1919 |
| 342 | Williams, John |
1921 |
| 342 | Williams, John Skelton (regarding Federal Reserve
Board) |
1921-1922 |
| 342 | Wilson, D. F. |
1922 |
| 342 | Winans, N. H. |
1920 |
| 342 | Wine, Russell, B. |
1920-1922 |
| 342 | Wistock, Melvin G. |
1922 |
| 342 | Wireless Station, Aleutian Islands |
1919 |
| 342 | Withers, John P. |
1921 |
| 342 | Wood, Henry A. |
1921 |
| 342 | White Cross |
1922 |
| 342 | White, Harry |
1920, 1922 |
| 342 | Whitney, C. L. |
1923 |
| 342 | Wilson, Henry B. |
1922 |
| 342 | Woman's Pro-League Council |
1921 |
| 342 | Wood, Ira N. |
1921 |
| 342 | Wood, L. |
1920 |
| 342 | Woods, Rufus |
1921, 1923 |
| 342 | Wright, Frank L. |
1920 |
| 342 | Wright, W. N. |
1922 |
| 342 | Yakima Irrigation Project |
1911-1922 |
| 342 | Yen, Sue Ah |
1923 |
| 342 | Young, Edgar Pennington |
1922 |
| 342 | Young, Kathleen Kimball |
1922 |
| 342 | Zediker, Jas. F. |
1921-1922 |
| 342 | Zittel, Julius |
1922 |
| 342 | Yandell, Robert K. |
1922 |
| 342 | Young, Mrs. E. C. (Mabelle) |
1920-1921 |
| 342 | Young, Kathleen Kimball |
1919 |
| 342 | Young Men's Republican Club |
1922 |
| 342 | Zahniser, Harry H., Jr. |
1919 |
| 342 | Z Canyon Project |
1920 |
| 342 | Zech, Luke D. |
1920 |
Politics (Out of State) |
1919-1922 | |
| Box | ||
| 343 | Abbot, Willis J. |
1919 |
| 343 | Abercrombie, Helen M. |
1919-1920 |
| 343 | Aldehoff, John S. |
1919 |
| 343 | Alexander, J. A. |
1919 |
| 343 | American Defense Society |
1919 |
| 343 | American Legion |
1919 |
| 343 | American Legion of Illinois, Inc. |
1919 |
| 343 | American Mining Congress |
1919 |
| 343 | Anderson, Charles B. |
1919-1920 |
| 343 | Anderson, Mrs. Jas. A. |
1920 |
| 343 | Anderson, William |
1920 |
| 343 | Anglin, P. J. |
1919 |
| 343 | Arizona |
1920 |
| 343 | Armitage, Charles |
1919 |
| 343 | Arnold, E. E. |
1919 |
| 343 | Austin, E. M. |
1919 |
| 343 | Austin, W. D. |
1919 |
| 343 | Axton, W. F. |
1919 |
| 343 | Babb, James E. |
1919 |
| 343 | Bailey, Mrs. Maud Eklof |
1919 |
| 343 | Baird, James E. |
1919 |
| 343 | Balch, Edwin Swift |
1919 |
| 343 | Baldwin, Edward D. |
1919 |
| 343 | Baldwin, Walter J. |
1919 |
| 343 | Ball, Walter L. |
1919 |
| 343 | Ballaine, John E. |
1920 |
| 343 | Barnard, F. G. |
1919 |
| 343 | Barry, Michael J. |
1919 |
| 343 | Barton, Bruce |
1919-1920 |
| 343 | Bates, Linden W. |
1919 |
| 343 | Battey, George Magruder, Jr. |
1919 |
| 343 | Baxter, Chas. S. |
1919 |
| 343 | Benedict, Roswell A. |
1920 |
| 343 | Bennett, Ira E. |
1919 |
| 343 | Bernstein, Louis |
1919 |
| 343 | Birmingham, Rev. T. M. C. |
1919 |
| 343 | Blackwood, W. A. |
1919 |
| 343 | Blanton, S. R. |
1919 |
| 343 | Bluhm, Rev. Conrad |
1919 |
| 343 | Bone, Scott C. |
1919 |
| 343 | Booth, C. M. |
1919 |
| 343 | Bowen, R. D. |
1919-1920 |
| 343 | Boyce, Edward |
1919 |
| 343 | Bradford, Elmer |
1919 |
| 343 | Bradley, J. B. |
1919 |
| 343 | Brewer, Luther A. |
1919 |
| 343 | Briggs, James P. |
1919 |
| 343 | Brown, Alex H. |
1919 |
| 343 | Brown, Clara Bell |
1919 |
| 343 | Brown, Joseph M. |
1919 |
| 343 | Burke, Chas. H. |
1919 |
| 343 | Burke, H. R. |
1919 |
| 343 | Burke, James F. |
1919 |
| 343 | Burlingame, Margaret |
1919 |
| 343 | Burwell, Samuel C. |
1919 |
| 343 | Butler, Joseph G., Jr. |
1919 |
| 343 | Butler, Marion |
1919 |
| 343 | Cake, Charles E. |
1919 |
| 343 | Calder, William A. |
1919 |
| 343 | California |
1919-1920 |
| 343 | Calloway, C. H. |
1919 |
| 343 | Cambridge Republican Presidential Club |
1919 |
| 343 | Cameron, Frank W. |
1919 |
| 343-344 | Campaign Announcement |
1919-1920 |
| 344 | Carey, Robert D. (Governor, Wyoming) |
1919 |
| 344 | Carroll, J. L. |
1919 |
| 344 | Cavanaugh, Joseph M. |
1919 |
| 344 | Chandler Bros. and Co. |
1919 |
| 344 | Chandler, W. |
1919 |
| 344 | Chaplin, W. E. (Secretary of State,
Wyoming) |
1919 |
| 344 | Charleston American |
1919 |
| 344 | Chautauqua County Fair (Dunkirk, N.Y. |
1919 |
| 344 | Chidsey, Chas. E. |
1919 |
| 344 | Child, Harold |
1919 |
| 344 | Claiborne, J. H. |
1919 |
| 344 | Clark, E. S. |
1919 |
| 344 | Clark, J. E. |
1919 |
| 344 | Clark, Carl (
The Perry Record) |
1919 |
| 344 | Clark, Prescott O. (
The Herald) |
1919 |
| 344 | Clauson, B. O. |
1919-1920 |
| 344 | Clerkin, William |
1919 |
| 344 | Cleaveland, William M. |
1919 |
| 344 | Clifton Press |
1920 |
| 344 | Cline, G. Polk |
1919 |
| 344 | Collier, La Verne R. |
1919 |
| 344 | Collier, W. M. |
1919 |
| 344 | Collins, Paul V. |
1919 |
| 344 | Colorado |
1920 |
| 344 | Colver, J. Newton |
1920 |
| 344 | Colver, W. B. (Federal Trade Commission) |
1919 |
| 344 | Comfort, Guy (The Perry Herald) |
1919 |
| 344 | Connecticut |
1920 |
| 344 | Connolly, C. P. |
1919 |
| 344 | Cook, Willis C. (Sioux Falls Press) |
1919 |
| 344 | Coolidge, Calvin (Governor, Massachusetts) |
1920 |
| 344 | Corbett, Edward L. |
1919 |
| 344 | Cory, C. L. |
1919 |
| 344 | Cowing, Kemper F. |
1920 |
| 344 | Cralle, Willson H. |
1920 |
| 344 | Cram, J. Sergeant |
1919 |
| 344 | Crump, Geo E. |
1919 |
| 344 | Curtis, E. |
1919 |
| 344 | Dale, C. Allen |
1919 |
| 344 | Darling, E. W. |
1919-1920 |
| 344 | Davids, Chas. A. (Bayside Republican Club) |
1919 |
| 344 | Davis, B. A. |
1919 |
| 344 | Dea, Tunis F. (Pittsburgh Athletic
Association) |
1919 |
| 344 | Dean, Benjamin S. |
1919 |
| 344 | Deane, Chas. I. |
1919 |
| 344 | Delaware |
1920 |
| 344 | Demmon, Douglas |
1920 |
| 344 | Deming, W. C. (Wyoming State Tribune) |
1919 |
| 344 | Denby, Edwin |
1919 |
| 344 | Desmond, J. A. |
1920 |
| 344 | deWerff, H. A. |
1919 |
| 344 | Dickey, R. W. |
1919 |
| 344 | Dilthey, William J. |
1919 |
| 344 | District Delegation |
1920 |
| 344 | Dixon, Joseph M. (Governor, Montana) |
1919 |
| 344 | Donovan, J. J. |
1919 |
| 344 | Dow, Joy Wheeler |
1919-1920 |
| 344 | Drake, Herbert A. |
1919-1920 |
| 344 | Drummond, W. I. |
1919 |
| 344 | Dunkirk Speech (New York) |
1919 |
| 344 | Edelman, Louis |
1919 |
| 344 | Einstein, Lewis |
1920 |
| 344 | Eldredge, Chas. Q. |
1919 |
| 344 | Edmondson, R. E. |
1919 |
| 344 | Edwards, E. W. |
1919-1920 |
| 344 | Edwards, H. E. |
1919 |
| 344 | Elliott, Howard |
1920 |
| 344 | Ellis, Horace |
1920 |
| 344 | Elmore, A. A. |
1919 |
| 344 | Emery, James A. |
1920 |
| 344 | Ernst, D. E. |
1919-1920 |
| 344 | Evans, Henry |
1919 |
| 344 | Falconer, J. A. |
1919 |
| 344 | Faville, E. E. |
1919 |
| 344 | Fitzpatrick, M. G. |
1919 |
| 344 | Flannigan, Sarah |
1919 |
| 344 | Ford, Sheridan |
1919 |
| 344 | Fosdick, E. H. |
1919 |
| 344 | Fowler, J. S. |
1919 |
| 344 | Franklin, J. S. |
1919 |
| 344 | Frazer, W. L. |
1920 |
| 344 | Fuller, E. S. |
1919 |
| 344 | Funk, Frank H. |
1919 |
| 344 | Gaggin, Edwin H. |
1919 |
| 344 | Gaines, Noel |
1919 |
| 344 | Gans, Isaac |
1919 |
| 344 | Gardner, Ira N. |
1919 |
| 344 | Garsson, Murray |
1919 |
| 344 | Gaylord, Harriet |
1919 |
| 344 | Georgia |
1920 |
| 344 | Gillespie, David |
1919 |
| 344 | Glasmacher, H. A. |
1919-1920 |
| 344 | Glass, Chester |
1919 |
| 344 | Glazier, F. P. |
1919 |
| 344 | Goble, George A. |
1919 |
| 344 | Golterman, Guy |
1919-1920 |
| 344 | Gould, William E. |
1919 |
| 344 | Grim, John A. |
1919 |
| 344 | Graham, Walter |
1919 |
| 344 | Grammer, Major |
1920 |
| 344 | Groner, D. Lawrence |
1919 |
| 344 | Hagen, Dudley H. |
1920 |
| 344 | Haislet, H. W. (
St. James Independent) |
1919 |
| 344 | Hall, Frank B. (Republican State Committee,
Massachusetts) |
1919 |
| 344 | Hall, Henry |
1919 |
| 344 | Hamlin, Wm. M. |
1919 |
| 344 | Handley, George |
1919 |
| 344 | Hanson, Ole |
1919 |
| 344 | Hanzen, Henry (The Telegram) |
1919 |
| 344 | Harding, J. Horace |
1919 |
| 344 | Harris, J. Harry |
1919 |
| 344 | Harris, J. Silas (The Negro National Educational
Congress) |
1919-1920 |
| 344 | Hartnett, Larney A. |
1919 |
| 344 | Hasskarl, Joseph F. |
1919 |
| 344 | Hayes, George B. |
1919 |
| 344 | Haynes, Marie (Mrs. G. Alfred) |
1919 |
| 344 | Hays, Ralph |
1919-1920 |
| 344 | Hazard, T. R. |
1919-1920 |
| 344 | Hazelton, Edward |
1919 |
| 344 | Heffner, Lee |
1919 |
| 344 | Heinon, W. A. |
1919 |
| 344 | Heitman, Charles L. |
1919 |
| 344 | Higday, Hamilton |
1919 |
| 344 | Hill, David Jayne |
1919 |
| 344 | Hill, Louis W. (Great Northern Railway) |
1920 |
| 344 | Hill, Representative |
undated |
| 344 | Hills, George W. |
1919 |
| 344 | Hitchcock, Frank H. |
1919 |
| 345 | Hopkins, Archibald |
1919 |
| 345 | Hoskins, A. D. |
1919 |
| 345 | Houk, John C. |
1920 |
| 345 | Hubbell, A. L. |
1919 |
| 345 | Hubbs, C. L. |
1919 |
| 345 | Hummer, Arthur C. |
1919 |
| 345 | Hunt, Louis |
1919 |
| 345 | Huntington, J. B. |
1919-1920 |
| 345 | Hussey, R. W. |
1919 |
| 345 | Idaho |
1919-1920 |
| 345 | Illinois |
1920 |
| 345 | Indiana |
1919-1920 |
| 345 | Ingle, Chester R. |
1920 |
| 345 | Iowa |
1920 |
| 345 | Jackson, Harry J. |
1919 |
| 345 | Jameson, Frank S. |
1919 |
| 345 | Jamestown (New York) |
1919 |
| 345 | Jones, E. Clarence |
1919-1921 |
| 345 | Jones, Wesley, L. |
1919 |
| 345 | Johnston, E. D. |
1919 |
| 345 | Johnston, Robert P. |
1920 |
| 345 | Jordan, William George |
1919 |
| 345 | Kalanianaole, J. K. |
1920 |
| 345 | Kane, A. J. Gordon |
1919 |
| 345 | Kane, L. L. |
1919 |
| 345 | Kansas |
1920 |
| 345 | Kaschub, Henry J. |
1919 |
| 345 | Kanter, Alexander |
1919-1920 |
| 345 | Kelly, Daniel T. |
1919 |
| 345 | Kelly, T. J. |
1919 |
| 345 | Kentucky |
1920 |
| 345 | Kepler, Chas. W. |
1919 |
| 345 | Kincaide, Henry L. |
1919 |
| 345 | Kinsler, James C. |
1919 |
| 345 | Knox, Frank (
Manchester Union and Leader) |
1919 |
| 345 | Knox, Philander C. |
1919 |
| 345 | Koch, C. E. |
1919 |
| 345 | Kraft, A. A. |
1919-1920 |
| 345 | Lanier, A. S. |
1919 |
| 345 | Larson, Geo P. |
1919 |
| 345 | Lawrence, Edwin Gordon |
1919 |
| 345 | Lawson, J. F. |
1919 |
| 345 | Lee, Cliffords |
1919 |
| 345 | Lee, Elmer |
1919 |
| 345 | Lee, Gerald Stanley |
1919 |
| 345 | Lemmon, S. L. |
1919-1920 |
| 345 | Leonard, George B. |
1919 |
| 345 |
Leslie's Illustrated Weekly Newspaper
|
1919 |
| 345 | Levison, D. I. |
1919 |
| 345 | Lewis, A. W. |
1919-1920 |
| 345 | Lewis, Merton E. |
1919 |
| 345 | Lingenfelder, Walter L. |
1919 |
| 345 | Linnard, D. M. |
1919 |
| 345 | Lister, Henry B. |
1919-1920 |
| 345 | Little, Paul |
1919 |
| 345 | Littlefield, J. H. |
1919 |
| 345 | (The) Living Church |
1919 |
| 345 | Livingston, Jacob A. |
1919 |
| 345 | Locke, Alice B. |
1920 |
| 345 | Lockwood, George B. (
The National Republican) |
1919 |
| 345 | Loftus, Nick |
1919 |
| 345 | Lomb, Carl F. |
1919 |
| 345 | Long Island Speech |
1919 |
| 345 | Longstreet, Helen Dortch |
1920 |
| 345 | Longstreet, James C. |
1919 |
| 345 | Lorraine, Emily V. |
1919 |
| 345 | Louisiana |
1920 |
| 345 | Love, S. C. |
1919 |
| 345 | Lusk, Lewis |
1919 |
| 345 | Lysons, J. W. |
1919-1920 |
| 345 | MacDonnell, John G. |
1919 |
| 345 | Manning, Joseph C. |
1920 |
| 345 | Manierre, Charles E. |
1919 |
| 345 | March, F. M. |
1919 |
| 345 | Marvin, Thomas O. |
1919 |
| 345 | Maryland |
1920 |
| 345 | Massachusetts |
1920 |
| 345 | Massey, W. H. |
1919 |
| 345 | Mathews, J. A. (Jerry) |
1919 |
| 345 | McArthur, C. Elmer |
1919 |
| 345 | McArthur, G. E. |
1919 |
| 345 | McAuley, Ethel |
1919 |
| 346 | MacDowell, John G. |
1919 |
| 346 | McCarthy, John P. |
1919 |
| 346 | McCartney, David |
1919 |
| 346 | McCusker, Thos. |
1919-1920 |
| 346 | McLain, Mary E. |
1920 |
| 346 | McVey, A. |
1919 |
| 346 | Merckel, Donald L. |
1920 |
| 346 | Metson, W. H. |
1919 |
| 346 | Michigan |
1920 |
| 346 | Millard, Thomas F. |
1919 |
| 346 | Miller, Clarence B. |
1919 |
| 346 | Minnesota |
1920 |
| 346 | Miscellaneous January Politics |
1919-1920 |
| 346 | Mississippi |
1920 |
| 346 | Missouri |
1920 |
| 346 | Montana |
1920 |
| 346 | Moore, A. P. |
1919 |
| 346 | Moore, H. A. |
1919 |
| 346 | Morehead, John M. |
1919 |
| 346 | Morgan, Appleton |
1919-1920 |
| 346 | Morgan, H. A. |
1919 |
| 346 | Morgan, Joshua R. |
1919 |
| 346 | Morgan, L. Roy |
1919 |
| 346 | Morning Sun |
1920 |
| 346 | Morrow, Pauline M. |
1919 |
| 346 | Mundy, Charles I. |
1919 |
| 346 | Murphy, John D. |
1919 |
| 346 | Murphy, T. J. |
1919 |
| 346 | Murray T. J. |
1919 |
| 346 | Nace, Frank |
1919 |
| 346 | Nash, Lewis H. |
1919 |
| 346 | National Board of Farm Organizations |
1920 |
| 346 | National Republican Committee |
1920 |
| 346 | National Security League |
1919 |
| 346 | National American Woman Suffrage
Association |
1919 |
| 346 | Nebraska |
1920 |
| 346 | Negro Women's National Republican League |
1920 |
| 346 | New Hampshire |
1920 |
| 346 | New Jersey |
1920 |
| 346 | New York |
1920 |
| 346 | Nichols, W. T. |
1919 |
| 346 | North Carolina |
1920 |
| 346 | Obenachain, Arthur B. |
1919 |
| 346 | O'Connell, Ambrose |
1919 |
| 346 | O'Flaherty, Daniel C. |
1919 |
| 346 | Ohio |
1920 |
| 346 | Oklahoma |
1920 |
| 346 | Olin, Richard M. |
1919 |
| 346 | Oregon |
1920 |
| 346 | Orr, William A. |
1919-1920 |
| 346 | Painter, George S. |
1919 |
| 346 | Palmer, Annie M. |
1919-1920 |
| 346 | Peace Treaty |
1919 |
| 346 | Pearson, William C. |
1919 |
| 346 | Pennsylvania |
1920 |
| 346 | Pepper, George Wharton |
1919 |
| 346 | Perry, John H. |
1919 |
| 346 | Phelps, John |
1919 |
| 346 | Pierson, Lewis E. |
1919 |
| 346 | Pinchot, Gifford |
1919 |
| 347 | Poindexter, G. Benjamin |
1919-1920 |
| 347 | Poindexter, Chas. |
1919 |
| 347 | Poindexter, Harry T. |
1919 |
| 347 | Poindexter, Thomas W. |
1919-1920 |
| 347 | Porter, George P. |
1919 |
| 347 | Porter, Kirk H. |
1919 |
| 347 | Pownall, T. G. |
1919 |
| 347 | Prescott (Proposed Platform for
Poindexter) |
undated |
| 347 | Price, Leslie A. |
1919 |
| 347 | Price, M. C. |
1919 |
| 347 | Progressives |
1920 |
| 347 | Progressive Farmer |
1919 |
| 347 | Puente, Julius I. |
1919 |
| 347 | Ramsey, William |
1919 |
| 347 | Ream, Emanuel |
1919 |
| 347 | Reed, Mark |
1920 |
| 347 | Reese, Warren S. |
1920 |
| 347 | Reeves, C. R. |
1919-1920 |
| 347 | Reinking, F. B. |
1919 |
| 347 | Revelle, W. Roger |
1919 |
| 347 | Republican Club of Alabama |
1919 |
| 347 | Republican Club Speech (New York) |
1919 |
| 347 | Republican National Committee |
1919-1920 |
| 347 | Republican National Committee, Women's
Division |
1920 |
| 347 | Republican Party of the South |
1920 |
| 347 | Republican Publicity Association |
1919-1920 |
| 347 | Republican State and County Committees |
1919 |
| 347 | Requests for Speeches |
1919-1920 |
| 347 | Rhode Island |
1920 |
| 347 | Richardson, Anita |
1919 |
| 347 | Riley, A. M. |
1919 |
| 347 | Roberts, T. B. |
1919 |
| 347 | Rochester Speech |
1919 |
| 347 | Rogerman, Carlisle H. |
1920 |
| 347 | Rose, John L. |
1919-1920 |
| 347 | Rosenberg, M. |
1919 |
| 347 | Rosenhaupt, Sid |
1920 |
| 347 | Rosenthal, Alexander S. |
1920 |
| 347 | Rosseter, John H. |
undated |
| 347 | Rowley, Scott |
1920 |
| 347 | Rutherford, I. J. |
1919 |
| 347 | Ryan, W. E. |
1919 |
| 347 | Sapp, Hiram |
1919 |
| 347 | Schubach, Stanley M. |
1919 |
| 347 | Scott, Edward W., Jr. |
1919 |
| 347 | Scribner, D. W. (David) |
1919 |
| 347 | Second Ward City Republican Club |
1919 |
| 347 | Sehlbrede, C. A. |
1919 |
| 347 | Sesnon, William T. |
1919 |
| 347 | Setters, O. B. |
1919 |
| 347 | Shanks, Louis N. |
1919-1920 |
| 347 | Sheridan, J. G. |
1919 |
| 347 | Showalter, N. D. |
1919 |
| 347 | Silverman, N. M. |
1919 |
| 347 | Sinclair, Bartlett |
1919 |
| 347 | Slemp, C. B. |
1919-1920 |
| 347 | Smelser, F. E. |
1919 |
| 347 | Smith, H. W. |
1919 |
| 347 | Smith, Joe, Jr. |
1919 |
| 347 | Soders, W. Thomas |
1919-1920 |
| 347 | South Carolina |
1920 |
| 347 | South Dakota |
1920 |
| 347 | Speaking Engagements |
1919 |
| 347 | Speech - October 14, 1919 (regarding Resolution on
Department of Justice) |
1919 |
| 347 | Speel, Mrs. V. W. |
1919 |
| 347 | Speyer, James |
1919 |
| 347 | Spiegelberg, Flora |
1919 |
| 347 | Stebbins, Homer A. |
1919 |
| 347 | Stephenson, Percy S. |
1919 |
| 347 | Stevenson, Frederick Boyd |
1919 |
| 347 | St. Louis Button Co. |
1919 |
| 347 | St. Louis Republican National Committee |
1919 |
| 347 | Stoddard, Henry L. |
1919 |
| 347 | Stone, Ella G. |
1919 |
| 347 | Sullivan, F. |
1919 |
| 347 | Sullivan, Mark |
1920 |
| 347 | Swank, W. R. |
1919 |
| 347 | Symons, H. M. |
1919 |
| 348 | Talbot, Richard J. |
1919 |
| 348 | Talbott, G. P. |
1919 |
| 348 | Taylor, Hannis |
1919 |
| 348 | Tennessee |
1920 |
| 348 | Texas |
1920 |
| 348 | Thomas, Jessie O. |
1919 |
| 348 | Thompson, Charles H. |
1919-1920 |
| 348 | Thompson, Hiram F. |
1919 |
| 348 | Thompson, L. Richmond |
1919 |
| 348 | Todd, William H. |
1919-1920 |
| 348 | Tokaji, Bela |
1919-1920 |
| 348 | Toklas, Nathan |
1919-1920 |
| 348 | Tooze, Walter L., Jr. |
1920 |
| 348 | Townshend, Sidney P. |
1919 |
| 348 | Trimble, William Pitt |
1919 |
| 348 | Vail, S. N. |
1919 |
| 348 | Van Hemert, C. |
1919 |
| 348 | Van Hemert, C. |
1919-1920 |
| 348 | Van Valkenburg, E. A. |
1919 |
| 348 | Ventresco, Francesco |
1919-1920 |
| 348 | Virginia |
1920 |
| 348 | Wagner, John A. |
1919 |
| 348 | Wall, Tom |
1919 |
| 348 | Ward, J. Thomas |
1919 |
| 348 | Warren, Chas. G. |
1919 |
| 348 | Washburn, R. M. |
1919 |
| 349 | Washington, D.C. |
1920 |
| 349 | Watts, Harvey M. |
1919 |
| 349 | Weir, F. L. |
1919 |
| 349 | Weller, O. E. |
1919 |
| 349 | Wells, Edmund H. |
1921-1922 |
| 349 | Welsh, Francis Ralston |
1919-1920 |
| 349 | West Virginia |
1920 |
| 349 | Western North Carolina Republican Club
Association |
1919 |
| 349 | Weston, Samuel P. |
1919-1920 |
| 349 | Whalen, Frank |
1919 |
| 349 | Wheeler, Robert |
1919 |
| 349 | Wheeler, Wilmot H. |
1919 |
| 349 | Wheelock, C. W. |
1919 |
| 349 | White, E. W. |
1919 |
| 349 | Whyman Family |
1919 |
| 349 | Widner, Dean |
1919 |
| 349 | Wilcox, W. H. |
1919 |
| 349 | Wilson, Melvin D. |
1919 |
| 349 | Willard, J. L. |
1919 |
| 349 | Williams, Herbert |
1919 |
| 349 | Winstock, Melvin G. |
1919-1920 |
| 349 | Wisconsin |
1920 |
| 349 | Wood, General Leonard |
1920 |
| 349 | Wood, Henry A. Wise |
1919 |
| 349 | Woodward, Frank E. |
1919 |
| 349 | Wright, Charles B. |
1919 |
| 349 | Wyoming |
1920 |
| 349 | Zihlman, Fred N. |
1919 |
Politics (Constituents) |
1918-1923 | |
| Box | ||
| 349 | Acret, George |
1920 |
| 349 | Adair, I. J. |
1919 |
| 349 | Ahrens, E. A. |
1919 |
| 349 | Aldwell, J. Lloyd |
1920 |
| 349 | Alexander, H. F. (Hubbard Foster
Alexander) |
1919-1920 |
| 349 | Allen, George W. |
1920 |
| 349 | Appelquist, W. O. |
1919 |
| 349 | Aylmore, Reeves (King County Republican
Committee) |
1920 |
| 349 | Babcock, Charles H. |
1919 |
| 349 | Babcock, F. L. |
1919 |
| 349 | Bache, Jules S. (Jules Semon Bache) |
1919-1920 |
| 349 | Baldwin, A. E. |
1919 |
| 349 | Bankson, E. |
1919 |
| 349 | Barnes, J. E. |
1920 |
| 349 | Barron, L. G. |
1919 |
| 349 | Bausman, Frederick |
1919 |
| 349 | Beck, Fred W. |
1919 |
| 349 | Berry, Charles R. |
1919 |
| 349 | Bird, Carl |
1919 |
| 349 | Birdwell, W. C. |
1919 |
| 349 | Black, Lloyd L. |
1919 |
| 349 | Blomberg, Fred J. |
1919 |
| 349 | Bourne, Jonathan, Jr. |
1919-1920 |
| 349 | Brewer, Thomas H. |
1919 |
| 349 | Brown, Andrew |
1919 |
| 349 | Brown, E. K. |
1919 |
| 349 | Burrows, Elmer W. |
1919 |
| 349 | Bush, J. A. |
undated |
| 349 | Butler, Robert |
1919 |
| 349 | Butler, William C. |
1919 |
| 349 | Cameron, Frank W. |
1919 |
| 349 | Cameron, W. H. |
1919 |
| 349 | Camp, John F. |
1919 |
| 349 | Carkeek, Morgan J. |
1919 |
| 349 | Carlisle, William |
1919 |
| 349 | Carlson, Algot |
1919 |
| 349 | Carney, Richard E. |
1919 |
| 349 | Casey, T. J. |
1920 |
| 349 | Chilberg, J. E. |
1919-1920 |
| 349 | Clemmer, Howard S. |
1919 |
| 349 | Clifford, Edward |
1919 |
| 349 | Coffman, N. B. |
1919 |
| 350 | Colored Republican Club |
1919-1920 |
| 350 | Colvin, Ewing D. |
1919 |
| 350 | Coman, Edwin T. |
1919-1920 |
| 350 | Comeau, H. A. |
1919 |
| 350 | Convention Tickets |
1920 |
| 350 | Cory, Arthur S. |
1919 |
| 350 | Cox, Catherine E. |
1919 |
| 350 | Creel, H. B. |
1919 |
| 350 | Crumpacker, H. C. |
1919 |
| 350 | Cue, M. E. |
1919 |
| 350 | Cunningham, A. M. |
1919 |
| 350 | Curry, C. C. |
1919 |
| 350 | Darling, Clifton L. |
1920 |
| 350 | Darrell, J. J. |
1919 |
| 350 | Davidson, Emil |
1919 |
| 350 | Davis, Arthur W. |
1919 |
| 350 | Delle, Lee C. |
1919 |
| 350 | Dement, F. S. |
1919 |
| 350 | deSteiguer, George E. |
1919 |
| 350 | DeVoe, Emma Smith |
1919 |
| 350 | Dewey, Geo. |
1919 |
| 350 | Dirks, Jno. L. |
1919 |
| 350 | Donahue, Ed |
1919-1920 |
| 350 | Drake, Paul J. |
1919 |
| 350 | Drew, George E. |
1919 |
| 350 | Durham, A. C. |
1919 |
| 350 | Duryee, Schulyer |
1919-1920 |
| 350 | Duthie, J. F. |
1919-1920 |
| 350 | Edgers, Eben B. |
1919 |
| 350 | Edris, Walter P. |
1919 |
| 350 | Edris, William |
1919 |
| 350 | Elmendorf, Frederick E. |
1919 |
| 350 | Evenson, Rowena |
1919 |
| 350 | Everett, Mrs. James R. |
1919 |
| 350 | Farrell, M. J. |
1919 |
| 350 | Fassett, Charles M. |
1919 |
| 350 | Field, J. G. |
1919 |
| 350 | Fitzgerald, John F. |
1919 |
| 350 | Flood, E. E. (Everett Edmund Flood) |
1919-1920 |
| 350 | Ford, James A. |
1919-1920 |
| 350 | Fuller, Lowell G. |
1919 |
| 350 | Gill, Edwin S. |
1919 |
| 350 | Gilliam, M. |
1919 |
| 350 | Girard, Stephen A. |
1919 |
| 350 | Graves, F. H. |
1919 |
| 350 | Gregory, W. D. |
1919 |
| 350 | Griffiths, Austin E. |
1919 |
| 350 | Grinstead, F. Leo |
1919 |
| 350 | Groff, Guy B. |
1919 |
| 350 | Grove, C. E. |
1919 |
| 350 | Guie, E. H. |
1919 |
| 350 | List of Political Friends |
1922, undated |
| 350 | Abel, W. H. |
1921-1922 |
| 350 | Acret, George |
1922 |
| 350 | Adair, I. J. |
1922 |
| 350 | Adams, E. M. |
1922 |
| 350 | Adams, Will H. |
1921-1922 |
| 350 | Aiken, Mrs. George W. |
1921 |
| 350 | Albers, George |
1922 |
| 350 | Aldwell, J. Lloyd |
1922 |
| 350 | Allen, Pliny L. |
1922 |
| 350 | Allen, Robert B. |
1922 |
| 350 | Allmond, Douglas |
1921-1922 |
| 350 | Ambrose, Thomas S. |
1922 |
| 350 | American Legion at Colfax |
1922 |
| 350 | Arrable, John L. |
1921 |
| 350 | Anderson, John Herbert |
1922 |
| 350 | Ankeny, John D. |
1922 |
| 350 | Appelquist, W. O. |
1922 |
| 350 | Archer, F. R. |
1922 |
| 350 | Argall, J. C. |
1922 |
| 350 | Arkley, R. P. |
1921-1922 |
| 350 | Arney, Charles E. |
1921 |
| 350 | Aston, Thomas G. |
1922 |
| 350 | Atkinson, N. B. |
1922 |
| 350 | Atwell, N. B. |
1922 |
| 350 | Babcock, Charles H. |
1919, 1922 |
| 350 | Baker, Donna A. |
1922 |
| 350 | Baker, Geo. H. |
1922 |
| 350 | Baldwin, Edward D. |
1922 |
| 350 | Ballaine, W. W. |
1922 |
| 350 | Barnett, C. C. |
1922 |
| 350 | Bauer, J. F. |
1922 |
| 350 | Bayley, Frank S. |
1922 |
| 350 | Beach, C. E. |
1922 |
| 350 | Beagle, C. D. |
1922 |
| 350 | Beeler, Adam |
1922 |
| 350 | Bell, James B. |
1921-1922 |
| 350 | Benn, E. B. |
1921-1922 |
| 350 | Bennett, Walter |
1922 |
| 350 | Bevington, V. L. |
1922 |
| 350 | Bingham, E. E. |
1922 |
| 350 | Bird, Roy M. |
1922 |
| 350 | Birdseye, L. J. |
1921-1922 |
| 350 | Birney, Fred Owen |
1922 |
| 350 | Bishop, Thomas |
undated |
| 350 | Blackburn, W. V. |
1922 |
| 350 | Blackwood, W. A. |
1922 |
| 350 | Blair, Mary A. |
1922 |
| 350 | Blethen, Clarence B. |
1921 |
| 350 | Blomberg, Fred J. |
1921 |
| 350 | Bolks, Geo. J. |
1922 |
| 350 | Boner, E. E. |
1922 |
| 350 | Bonner, E. E. |
1922 |
| 350 | Bowles, C. D. |
1922 |
| 350 | Bowles, Jesse C. |
1922 |
| 350 | Boyington, C. Jay |
1921 |
| 350 | Boyle, Lon |
1922 |
| 350 | Brady, Elmer R. |
1922 |
| 350 | Brandell, Jay |
1922 |
| 350 | Bras, Harry L. |
1922 |
| 350 | Brenton, P. R. |
1922 |
| 350 | Brigham, E. D. |
1922 |
| 350 | Brill, John F. |
1921 |
| 350 | Brinkerhoff, Walter S. |
1922 |
| 350 | Brown, Andrew |
1921 |
| 350 | Brown, Clifford C. |
1922 |
| 350 | Brown, E. K. |
1922 |
| 350 | Brown, Ed |
1922 |
| 350 | Brown, Nat U. |
1922 |
| 350 | Browne, Wm. D. |
1922 |
| 350 | Bruning, L. L. |
1922 |
| 350 | Bryan, James W. (James Wesley Bryan) |
1922 |
| 350 | Buhtz, Albert |
1922 |
| 350 | Bullock, J. W. |
1922 |
| 350 | Burns, H. G. |
1922 |
| 350 | Burrows, Elmer W. |
1922 |
| 350 | Burrows, Frank E. |
1922 |
| 350 | Butts, Margaret L. |
1922 |
| 351 | Cahill, R. R. |
1922 |
| 351 | Caldwell, Hugh M. |
1921-1922 |
| 351 | Cameron, Frank W. |
1921-1922 |
| 351 | Campbell, Herbert |
1922 |
| 351 | Campbell, W. W. |
1922 |
| 351 | Canfield, B. H. |
1922 |
| 351 | Cantwell, Ed J. |
1922 |
| 351 | Cardiff, Ira D. |
1922 |
| 351 | Cardwell, David T. |
1922 |
| 351 | Carroll, F. M. |
1921 |
| 351 | Carson, M. E. |
1922 |
| 351 | Carson, William H. |
1921 |
| 351 | Carter, Chas. E. |
1922 |
| 351 | Cartier, J. F. |
1922 |
| 351 | Case, Ira H. |
1922 |
| 351 | Cavanaugh, W. T. |
1922 |
| 351 | Chamberlin, Charles L. |
1922 |
| 351 | Chambers, C. I. |
1922, undated |
| 351 | Chapman, L. J. |
1922 |
| 351 | Child, Dana |
1921 |
| 351 | Christensen, Carl |
1922 |
| 351 | Clark, John W. |
1922 |
| 351 | Clark, Sophie L. |
1922 |
| 351 | Clausen, B. O. |
1922 |
| 351 | Clifford, Edward |
1922 |
| 351 | Coffeen, John P. |
1922 |
| 351 | Coffman, N. B. |
1922 |
| 351 | Cole, George B. |
1922 |
| 351 | Cole, Henry M. |
1922 |
| 351 | Cole, J. J. |
1921 |
| 351 | Cole, William |
1921-1922 |
| 351 | Collier, Harry H. |
1921-1922 |
| 351 | Collins, E. A. |
1922 |
| 351 | Comstock, C. C. |
1921 |
| 351 | Conant, L. G. |
1922 |
| 351 | Condon, R. W. |
1921-1922 |
| 351 | Condon, William |
1921 |
| 351 | Cook, Harl J. |
1922 |
| 351 | Cook, R. H. |
1922 |
| 351 | Cory, Arthur S. |
1922 |
| 351 | Cottrell, H. W. |
1922 |
| 351 | Covington, Frank B. |
1922 |
| 351 | Cowles, W. H. |
1921 |
| 351 | Cox, W. R. |
1922 |
| 351 | Crane, Geo. T. |
1922 |
| 351 | Crass, Henry |
1922 |
| 351 | Crawford, S. L. |
1922 |
| 351 | Creel, H. B. |
1921-1922 |
| 351 | Cressy, W. P. |
1922 |
| 351 | Crichton, J. E. |
1922 |
| 351 | Crosby, H. L. |
1922 |
| 351 | Crosier, T. N. |
1922 |
| 351 | Croxton, A. L. |
1922 |
| 351 | Currie, John D. |
1922 |
| 351 | Curry, J. H. |
1922 |
| 351 | Daily News Searchlight |
1922 |
| 351 | Dallam, Frank M. |
1922 |
| 351 | Dalton, C. C. |
1922 |
| 351 | Danielson, Andrew |
1922 |
| 351 | Davies, L. |
1922 |
| 351 | Davis, Arthur W. |
1922 |
| 351 | Davis, J. H. |
1922 |
| 351 | Davis, P. V. |
1921-1922 |
| 351 | Davisson, Ira S. |
1922 |
| 351 | Day, Nellie G. |
1922 |
| 351 | Dean, John R. |
1922 |
| 351 | Deane, Chas. I. |
1921-1922 |
| 351 | De Bord, C. T. |
1921 |
| 351 | Delanty, H. M. |
1922 |
| 351 | Delle, Lee C. |
1921-1922 |
| 351 | Dement, F. S. |
1922 |
| 351 | Dewart, Fred W. |
1922 |
| 351 | de Witt, John |
1922 |
| 351 | Diehl, R. H. |
1922 |
| 351 | Dilling, Geo, W. |
1921 |
| 351 | Dirks, Jno. L. |
1922 |
| 351 | Dodds, George W. |
1922 |
| 351 | Doland, A. W. |
1921-1922 |
| 351 | Donley, Carrie P. |
1922 |
| 351 | Donnelly, David M. |
1922 |
| 351 | Donovan, J. J. |
1922 |
| 351 | Donovan, William, Jr. |
1922 |
| 351 | Dowling, W. J. |
1922 |
| 351 | Doyle, D. A. |
1922 |
| 351 | DuBois, Lloyd |
1922 |
| 351 | Duncan, William, Jr. |
1922 |
| 351 | Dunham, Harry J. |
1922 |
| 351 | Durham, A. C. |
1921 |
| 351 | Dwyer, Robert E. |
1921 |
| 351 | Earle, Dan |
1922 |
| 351 | Edris, Wm. (William) |
1921 |
| 351 | Edwards, Paul |
1922 |
| 351 | Eldridge, Hugh |
1922 |
| 351 | Elmore, W. A. |
1922 |
| 351 | Elwell, John H. |
1922 |
| 351 | Epperson, Ambrose C. |
1922 |
| 351 | Ettinger, U. L. |
1922 |
| 351 | Evans, George Watkin |
1922 |
| 351 | Featherston, John H. |
1922 |
| 351 | Fenwick, A. R. |
1922 |
| 351 | Fisk, Thomas |
1922 |
| 351 | Fitzpatrick, J. M. |
1922 |
| 351 | Flood, E. E. (Everett Edmund Flood) |
1921-1922 |
| 351 | Forbes, Mr. |
1922 |
| 351 | Ford, J. A. |
1922 |
| 351 | Fosseen, A. B. |
1922 |
| 351 | Fouts, Will H. |
1922 |
| 351 | Frater, Jno. T. |
1922 |
| 351 | Freeman, A. B. |
1921 |
| 351 | French, E. L. |
1922 |
| 351 | Frost, J. E. |
1922 |
| 351 | Frye, Charles H. |
1922 |
| 351 | Frye, F. F. |
1922 |
| 351 | Fulton, Walter S. |
1922 |
| 351 | Furman, Chas. |
1922 |
| 351 | Gabeka, Frederick T. |
1922 |
| 351 | Gainey, Dan |
1922 |
| 351 | Gale, E. L. |
1922 |
| 351 | Gardner, A. R. |
1921 |
| 351 | Garrecht, Francis A. |
1922 |
| 351 | Garrett, W. M. |
1922 |
| 351 | Garvin, H. Sylvester |
1922 |
| 351 | Gaston, George C. |
1921 |
| 351 | Gates, Cyrus |
1922 |
| 351 | Gellatly, John H. |
1922 |
| 351 | Generaux, Arthur L. |
1922 |
| 351 | Gfeller, Alfred |
1922 |
| 351 | Gibson, Frank A. |
1922 |
| 351 | Gibson, J. S. |
1922 |
| 351 | Gilham, H. E. |
1922 |
| 351 | Gilkey, Superintendent |
1922 |
| 351 | Gill, E. S. |
1922 |
| 351 | Gillett, J. N. |
1922 |
| 351 | Girard, Stephen A. |
1921-1922 |
| 351 | Gosnell, J. C. |
1922 |
| 351 | Gram, Charles A. |
1922 |
| 351 | Green, Joshua |
1922 |
| 351 | Green, O. M. |
1922 |
| 351 | Greenwood, Elsie |
1921 |
| 351 | Greenwood, Roy R. |
undated |
| 351 | Gregg, Herbert C. |
1922 |
| 351 | Gregory, W. D. |
1922 |
| 351 | Griffin, Joseph E. |
1921-1922 |
| 351 | Grimes, C. B. |
1922 |
| 351 | Grinnell, Fred B. |
1922 |
| 351 | Grinstead, F. Leo |
1922 |
| 351 | Griswold, Will J. |
1922 |
| 351 | Groff, Guy B. |
1922 |
| 351 | Grove, L. E. |
1922 |
| 351 | Grubbe, H. V. |
1922 |
| 351 | Guie, E. H. |
1922 |
| 351 | Guy, Mary E. |
1921-1922 |
| 351 | Gwydir, R. D. |
1922 |
| 352 | Ham, D. T. |
1919 |
| 352 | Hamlin, Robert D. |
1919 |
| 352 | Hardesty, F. P. |
1919 |
| 352 | Harris, Frank W. |
1919-1920 |
| 352 | Hart, James |
1919 |
| 352 | Hart, Louis F. |
1919 |
| 352 | Hartman, John P. |
1919-1920 |
| 352 | Hazzard, Geo. |
1919 |
| 352 | Irvine, William |
1919 |
| 352 | Johnson, E. Ben |
1919 |
| 352 | Johnson, Hiram |
1919 |
| 352 | Johnson, W. Lon (William Lon Johnson) |
1919 |
| 352 | Kimball, Horace |
1919-1920 |
| 352 | King County Republican Central Committee |
1919 |
| 352 | Kizer, B. H. |
1919 |
| 352 | Lane, Thaddeus S. |
1919-1920 |
| 352 | Larson, O. S. |
1919-1920 |
| 352 | Lawrence, John C. |
1919 |
| 352 | Lindley, Henry |
1919 |
| 352 | Lyle, Roy C. |
1919-1920 |
| 352 | MacBride, Philip D. |
1919-1920 |
| 352 | McCabe, A. E. |
1919-1920 |
| 352 | McCroskey, R. C. |
1919 |
| 352 | Metcalf, John A. |
1919 |
| 352 | Neumann, Max M. |
1919 |
| 352 | Ordway, F. A. |
1919 |
| 352 | Page, Thos. D. |
1919-1920 |
| 352 | Perkins, S. A. |
1919-1920 |
| 352 | Phelps, F. W. |
1918 |
| 352 | Phipps, Harve H. |
1919 |
| 352 | Poe, Burns |
1920 |
| 352 | Poindexter Booklet Mailing Lists |
1919 |
| 352 | Powell, William R. |
1919 |
| 352 | Prague, Arthur P. |
1919-1920 |
| 352 | Presidential Campaign |
1919 |
| 352 | Presidential Primary Bill |
1919 |
| 352 | Preston, Gertrude H. |
1920 |
| 352 | Halferty, G. P. |
1921 |
| 352 | Hallam, A. C. |
1921 |
| 352 | Hamilton, R. C. |
1922 |
| 352 | Hammer, Emerson |
1922 |
| 352 | Hammond, Thomas G. |
1922 |
| 352 | Hanauer, Milton S. |
1922 |
| 352 | Hansen, C. |
1922 |
| 352 | Hansen, H. T. |
1922 |
| 352 | Hansen, Herbert |
1922 |
| 352 | Hanson, A. G. |
1922 |
| 352 | Harding, H. T. |
1922 |
| 352 | Hards, C. F. |
1921 |
| 352 | Harris, J. Silas |
1922 |
| 352 | Harris, John L. |
1922 |
| 352 | Harris, W. H. |
1922 |
| 352 | Harrison, S. J. |
1921-1922 |
| 352 | Harry, James W. |
1922 |
| 352 | Hartley, Roland H. |
1922 |
| 352 | Hartman, John P. |
1922 |
| 352 | Harvey, Walter M. |
1922 |
| 352 | Hastings, Fred W. |
1922 |
| 352 | Hatcher, Cornelia Templeton |
1922 |
| 352 | Hathaway, Thomas G. |
1922 |
| 352 | Hay, James M. |
1922 |
| 352 | Hay, M. E. |
1922 |
| 352 | Healum, Mr. and Mrs. John |
1922 |
| 352 | Hendricks, M. D. |
1922 |
| 352 | Henry, T. N. |
1922 |
| 352 | Herman, David |
1922 |
| 352 | Hesketh, Robert B. |
1922 |
| 352 | Hicks, Frank P. |
1921 |
| 352 | Hicks, William C. |
1922 |
| 352 | Higgins, Ralph Houck |
1922 |
| 352 | Hiller, Robert A. |
1922 |
| 352 | Hinkle, J. Grant |
1922 |
| 352 | Hoge, James D. |
1922 |
| 352 | Hornberger, L. P. |
1922 |
| 352 | Houser, Paul W. |
1922 |
| 352 | Houston, Carl |
1921 |
| 352 | Howard, J. F. |
1922 |
| 352 | Hull, Frank W. |
1922 |
| 352 | Hunt, Clair |
1921-1922 |
| 352 | Hunt, Thomas Francis |
1921-1922 |
| 352 | Hunt, Ward |
1922 |
| 352 | Hunter, R. F. |
1921 |
| 352 | Huntley, William |
1922 |
| 352 | Hurshman, Henry |
1922 |
| 352 | Illman, W. H. |
1922 |
| 353 | Isted, W. T. |
1922 |
| 353 | Jackson, Olive S. |
1922 |
| 353 | Jacobsen, Olaf A. |
1922 |
| 353 | Jenssen, Sophus O. |
1922 |
| 353 | Jesseph, L. E. |
1921-1922 |
| 353 | Jessup, W. B. |
1922 |
| 353 | Jewett, G. W. |
1922 |
| 353 | Jewett, George C. |
1922 |
| 353 | Johnson, E. Ben |
1922 |
| 353 | Johnson, J. A. (Jim) |
1921 |
| 353 | Johnson, S. L. |
undated |
| 353 | Johnson, W. Lon (William Lon Johnson) |
1922 |
| 353 | Johnston, Lee |
1922 |
| 353 | Joiner, Geo. A. |
1922 |
| 353 | Jolley, Harry |
1921 |
| 353 | Jones, F. M. |
1922 |
| 353 | Jones, Hattie M. |
1922 |
| 353 | Jones, J. T. |
1922 |
| 353 | Jones, John T. |
1922 |
| 353 | Jones, Luther W. |
1922 |
| 353 | Jordan, Harvey S. |
1922 |
| 353 | Julian, R. C. |
1922 |
| 353 | Justice, J. R. |
1922 |
| 353 | Kaynor, J. C. |
1921-1922 |
| 353 | Keagy, C. E. |
1922 |
| 353 | Kees, A. F. |
1921-1922 |
| 353 | Kellogg, J. Y. C. |
1922 |
| 353 | Kelly, T. J. |
1922 |
| 353 | Kelly, W. J. |
1922 |
| 353 | Kemerer, V. E. |
1921 |
| 353 | Kemp, Frederick |
1922 |
| 353 | Kessler, Emil H. |
1922 |
| 353 | Kiggins, John P. |
1921-1922 |
| 353 | Kimball, Horace |
1921-1922 |
| 353 | Kirk, T. Leston |
1922 |
| 353 | Kirwin, P. J. |
1922 |
| 353 | Klasell, N. A. |
1922 |
| 353 | Kleine, Louis H. |
1922 |
| 353 | Knight, Arthur |
1922 |
| 353 | Kom, Fred S. |
1922 |
| 353 | Kresky, A. S. |
1922 |
| 353 | Kuster, L. R. |
1922 |
| 353 | Herbsman, J. C. |
1919-1920 |
| 353 | Hibschman, Harry J. |
1919 |
| 353 | Hicks, William C. |
1919 |
| 353 | Higgins, Ralph Houck |
1919-1920 |
| 353 | Holly, Mrs. E. H. |
1920 |
| 353 | Hopkins, Robert A. |
1919 |
| 353 | Hull, Frank W. |
1919 |
| 353 | Hutchinson, R. A. |
1919-1920 |
| 353 | Ingram, J. W. |
1919 |
| 353 | Lambert, R. S. |
1922 |
| 353 | Landes, Mrs. Henry |
1922 |
| 353 | Landon, Daniel |
1922 |
| 353 | Langdon, W. E. |
1922 |
| 353 | Langhorne, Maurice A. |
1922 |
| 353 | La Roux, Robert A. |
1922 |
| 353 | Lauridsen, G. M. |
1922 |
| 353 | La Violette, Francis A. |
1922 |
| 353 | Lawrence, J. G. |
1922 |
| 353 | Lawrence, John C. |
1921-1922 |
| 353 | Lebo, Willis R. |
1922 |
| 353 | Lee, J. T. |
1922 |
| 353 | Leeds, Ben |
1922 |
| 353 | Leehey, Maurice D. |
1922 |
| 353 | Leghorne, James F. |
1922 |
| 353 | Leonard, F. A. |
1922 |
| 353 | Leppert, David |
1922 |
| 353 | Lewis, John G. |
1922 |
| 353 | Lewis, W. Charles |
1922 |
| 353 | Linder, Charles O. |
1922 |
| 353 | Lindley, Hervey |
1922 |
| 353 | Lindsay, J. W. |
1922 |
| 353 | Lingwood, T. J. |
1922 |
| 353 | Livesey, Percy |
1922 |
| 353 | Lloyd, B. J. |
1922 |
| 353 | Lockwood, George B. (
The National Republican) |
1922 |
| 353 | Logan, Archie F. |
1921 |
| 353 | Long, L. W. |
1922 |
| 353 | Longacre, C. S. |
1922 |
| 353 | Loomis, F. W. |
1922 |
| 353 | Lord, C. J. |
1922 |
| 353 | Lucas, H. G. |
1922 |
| 353 | Luhrsen, J. C. |
1922 |
| 353 | Lyle, Roy C. |
1922 |
| 353 | Lynch, W. C. |
1922 |
| 353 | Lyons, Thomas, R. |
1922 |
| 353 | Lysons, W. S. |
1921-1922 |
| 353 | MacCraig, Virginia K. |
1922 |
| 353 | Mackintosh, Kenneth |
1922 |
| 353 | Malloy, William C. |
1922 |
| 353 | Malott, Conner |
1922 |
| 353 | Mangis, Fred |
1921 |
| 353 | March, George K. |
1922 |
| 353 | Mark, J. S. |
1922 |
| 353 | Martin, Louis |
1921-1922 |
| 353 | Mason, C. W. |
1922 |
| 353 | Matheus, C. W. |
1922 |
| 353 | Matthews, H. D. |
1922 |
| 353 | Mattison, M. M. |
1921-1922 |
| 353 | McAnally, T. R. |
1922 |
| 353 | McCabe, A. E. |
1922 |
| 353 | McCann, E. W. |
1922 |
| 353 | McCleary, E. C. |
1922 |
| 353 | McClelland, Donald C. |
1922 |
| 353 | McClung, Peter |
1922 |
| 353 | McClure, H. S. |
1922 |
| 353 | McConihe, L. F., Sr. |
1922 |
| 353 | McCord, E. S. |
1922 |
| 353 | McCormack, J. S. |
1922 |
| 353 | McCormick, John |
1922 |
| 353 | McCrea, W. S. |
1922 |
| 353 | McCullough, C. C. |
1922 |
| 353 | McDermont, F. H. |
undated |
| 353 | McDonald, A. B. |
1922 |
| 353 | McDonald, E. A. |
1921 |
| 353 | McDowell, James K. |
1922 |
| 353 | McGeever, John P. |
1922 |
| 353 | McGrath, David C. |
1922 |
| 353 | McGregor, B. E. |
1921 |
| 353 | McGuire, James A. |
1922 |
| 353 | McGuire, Robert E. |
1922 |
| 353 | McIntosh, John H. |
1922 |
| 353 | McIntyre, H. J. |
1922, undated |
| 353 | McKenney, H. E. |
1922 |
| 353 | McLean, C. H. |
1922 |
| 353 | McLean, Martin |
1921 |
| 353 | McMahon, E. P. |
1922 |
| 353 | McMenimen, W. L. |
1921-1922 |
| 353 | McNeel, C. A. |
1921 |
| 353 | McNeill, A. C. |
1922 |
| 353 | Meier, M. W. |
1922 |
| 353 | Meigs, Leonard O. |
1921 |
| 354 | Mendenhall, Mrs. |
1921 |
| 354 | Mentzer, T. F. |
1922 |
| 354 | Miller, A. A. |
1921 |
| 354 | Miller, C. F. |
1922 |
| 354 | Miller, H. C. |
1922 |
| 354 | Miller, H. Lloyd |
1921 |
| 354 | Mills, Edward C. |
1922 |
| 354 | Mires, Austin |
1922 |
| 354 | Miscellaneous |
1922 |
| 354 | Miscellaneous Lists of Names |
1921-1922, undated |
| 354 | Mitcham, John H. |
1921 |
| 354 | Mitten, Frank L. |
1922 |
| 354 | Moe, Peter |
1921 |
| 354 | Montville, Sybil |
1922 |
| 354 | Moris, Joseph |
1922 |
| 354 | Morris, C. L. |
1922 |
| 354 | Morrison, L. J. |
1922 |
| 354 | Morse, W. M. |
1922 |
| 354 | Moulton, M. M. |
1921 |
| 354 | Mundahl, Mr. |
1922 |
| 354 | Murphine, Thomas F. |
1921-1922 |
| 354 | Myers, Chas. E. |
[1922] |
| 354 | Myers, Edgar L. |
1922 |
| 354 | Nelsen, Peter |
1922 |
| 354 | Nelson, J. Z. |
1922 |
| 354 | Neumann, Max M. |
1922 |
| 354 | Newman, John H. |
1922 |
| 354 | Niles, H. P. |
1921-1922 |
| 354 | Niles, Mrs. H. P. |
1921 |
| 354 | Nixon, Ben H. |
1922 |
| 354 | North, Don F. |
1922 |
| 354 | Northrop, Bert A. |
1922 |
| 354 | Noteware, Francis A. |
1922 |
| 354 | Nuzum, Harold N. |
1922 |
| 354 | O'Brien, F. J. |
1922 |
| 354 | O'Connor, T. J. |
1922 |
| 354 | Olds, D. D. |
1923 |
| 354 | Oliva, S. |
1922 |
| 354 | Olympia Daily Recorder |
1922 |
| 354 | O'Malley, Henry |
1922 |
| 354 | O'Neil, Bernard F. |
1919 |
| 354 | O'Neil, Charles H. |
1922 |
| 354 | Osborne, G. D. |
1922 |
| 354 | Ostrom, H. C. |
1921 |
| 354 | Otis, W. A. |
1922 |
| 354 | Page, Thos. D. |
1922 |
| 354 | Paulhamus, W. H. |
1922 |
| 354 | Payne, Chas. H. |
1922 |
| 354 | Pearson, Sven |
1922 |
| 354 | Peck, Anna D. |
1921 |
| 354 | Penhallick, Martin |
undated |
| 354 | Perkins, John P. |
1919 |
| 354 | Perkins, S. A. |
1922 |
| 354 | Perrigo, Wm. |
1922 |
| 354 | Perry, John H. |
1922 |
| 354 | Picken, R. L. |
1922 |
| 354 | Piles, Matt L. |
1921 |
| 354 | Piles, S. H. |
1922 |
| 354 | Piper, George U. |
1921 |
| 354 | Plamondon, L. N. |
1922 |
| 354 | Plummer, W. H. |
1921-1922 |
| 354 | Poe, Burns |
1921-1922 |
| 354 | Polson, Alex |
1922 |
| 354 | Potts, W. G. |
1921 |
| 354 | Prague, Arthur P. |
1921-1922 |
| 354 | Proudfoot, R. R. |
1922 |
| 354 | Purdy, E. W. |
1922 |
| 354 | Purrett, E. W. |
1922 |
| 354 | Quarnberg, A. A. |
1922 |
| 354 | Ramsay, Claude C. |
1922 |
| 354 | Ranck, Glenn N. |
1922 |
| 354 | Rauth, Mrs. C. A. |
1921 |
| 354 | Rawson, James P. |
1922 |
| 354 | Rea, John A. |
1922 |
| 354 | Read, Jesse H. |
1922 |
| 354 | Reed, Mark E. |
1922 |
| 354 | Reed, W. H. |
1922 |
| 354 | Reinertsen, Richard |
1921-1922 |
| 354 | Revelle, Thomas P. |
1922 |
| 354 | Reynolds, J. C. H. |
1921 |
| 354 | Reynolds, W. A. |
1922 |
| 354 | Rice, E. O. |
1922 |
| 354 | Rice, Howard M. |
1922 |
| 354 | Richards, N. C. |
1922 |
| 354 | Richardson, Sam H. |
1922 |
| 354 | Robertson, W. W. |
1922 |
| 354 | Robinson, J. J. |
1922 |
| 354 | Robinson, Joseph |
1921 |
| 354 | Rogers, A. B. |
1921 |
| 354 | Rogers, A. L. |
1921-1922 |
| 354 | Rogers, Sidney W. |
undated |
| 354 | Root, Oran B. |
1922 |
| 354 | Rosenhaupt, Harry |
1922 |
| 354 | Roux, A. B. |
1922 |
| 354 | Rovig, R. D. |
1922 |
| 354 | Rowland, H. G. |
1922 |
| 354 | Rucker, W. J. |
1922 |
| 354 | Ruddock, Wm. |
1922 |
| 354 | Rundle, A. C. |
1922 |
| 354 | Rupp, W. H. |
1922 |
| 354 | Rupp, Wellington |
1922 |
| 354 | Rust, Gust F. |
1922 |
| 354 | Rutter, R. L. |
1922 |
| 354 | Ryan, Ed |
1922 |
| 355 | Ramsay, Claude C. |
1919-1920 |
| 355 | Revelle, Thomas P. |
1919-1920 |
| 355 | Richards, John C. |
1919 |
| 355 | Rust, Gust F. |
1919-1920 |
| 355 | Sames, Albert M. |
1920 |
| 355 | Silbaugh, Jackson |
1919 |
| 355 | Southard, T. B. |
1919 |
| 355 | Southard, W. E. |
1919 |
| 355 | Stedman, Livingston B. |
1919-1920 |
| 355 | Stoolfire, H. S. |
1919 |
| 355 | Stringer, John |
1919-1920 |
| 355 | Terrace, Frank |
1919-1920 |
| 355 | Totten, William D. |
1919-1920 |
| 355 | Traynor, E. B. |
1919 |
| 355 | Walker, George H. |
1919-1920 |
| 355 | Washington Delegates |
1920 |
| 355 | Woods, Rufus |
1919-1920 |
| 355 | Young Men's Republican Club |
1919 |
| 355 | Saint, H. Y. |
1921-1922 |
| 355 | Salisbury, Guy M. |
1922 |
| 355 | Savage Brothers |
1922 |
| 355 | Savage, F. A. |
1922 |
| 355 | Savage, J. H. |
1922 |
| 355 | Savidge, Clark V. |
1922 |
| 355 | Schaefer, H. D. |
1922 |
| 355 | Scollard, J. A. |
1922 |
| 355 | Scott, W. M. |
1922 |
| 355 | Seal, Geo. W. |
1922 |
| 355 | Sefrit, Frank I. |
1922 |
| 355 | Severyns, John |
1922 |
| 355 | Seymour, W. W. |
1922 |
| 355 | Shakespeare, Noah |
1922 |
| 355 | Shattuck, J. Howard |
1922 |
| 355 | Shaw, Arthur J. |
1922 |
| 355 | Sheldon, W. K. |
1922 |
| 355 | Shepard, Thomas R. |
1922 |
| 355 | Sherrill, R. L. |
1922 |
| 355 | Shields, Mark A. |
1922 |
| 355 | Shipley, Silas M. |
1922 |
| 355 | Shippey, F. M. (Affiliated Patriotic
Societies) |
1922 |
| 355 | Shorrock, E. |
1922 |
| 355 | Shuff, C. L. |
1922 |
| 355 | Silver, J. W. |
1922 |
| 355 | Simmons, Arthur |
1922 |
| 355 | Simmons, J. M. |
1920, 1922 |
| 355 | Simmons, T. C. |
1922 |
| 355 | Simpich, Briggs G. |
1922 |
| 355 | Sims, E. A. |
1922 |
| 355 | Skindlov, A. M. |
1922 |
| 355 | Slater, H. H. |
1922 |
| 355 | Slattery, S. C. |
1922 |
| 355 | Sloan, A. D. |
1921-1922 |
| 355 | Small, Joseph |
1922 |
| 355 | Smith, Alice M. |
1922 |
| 355 | Smith, C. E. |
1922 |
| 355 | Smith, Carl J. |
1922 |
| 355 | Smith, D. Laurence |
1921 |
| 355 | Smith, F. A. |
1922 |
| 355 | Smith, F. S. |
1922 |
| 355 | Smith, Harry T. |
1922 |
| 355 | Smith, J. Henry |
1922 |
| 355 | Smith, Thomas J. |
1921-1922 |
| 355 | Snyder, P. F. |
1922 |
| 355 | Solner, N. B. |
1922 |
| 355 | Sparks, Walter W. |
1922 |
| 355 | Spencer, M. L. |
1921 |
| 355 | Springer, Carl C. |
1922 |
| 355 | Sproull, W. R. |
1921 |
| 355 | Stanley, R. R. |
1922 |
| 355 | Startup, George |
1922 |
| 355 | Stearns, D. W. |
1922 |
| 355 | Stedman, Livingston B. |
1922 |
| 355 | Steinhauer, Carrie |
1921 |
| 355 | Stephens, Alec |
1922 |
| 355 | Stephens, P. O. |
1922 |
| 355 | Stevens, Mitchell |
1921 |
| 355 | Stevenson, George H. |
1922 |
| 355 | Stevenson, J. R. |
1922 |
| 355 | Stewart, Dayton H. |
1921 |
| 355 | Stickels, Edith L. |
1922 |
| 355 | Stokes, J. W. |
1921 |
| 355 | Stoll, William T. |
1922 |
| 355 | Stoolfire, H. S. |
1922 |
| 355 | Stringer, John |
1921-1922 |
| 355 | Sturdevant, R. M. |
1922 |
| 355 | Sumner, Sam R. |
1922 |
| 355 | Suzzallo, Henry |
1921 |
| 355 | Tabor, Al |
1922 |
| 355 | Talbot, A. R. |
1922 |
| 355 | Talbot, W. S. |
1922 |
| 355 | Taylor, Charles |
1922 |
| 355 | Taylor, W. J. |
1922 |
| 355 | Tempes, F. W. |
1922 |
| 355 | Thatcher, Mrs. J. M. |
1922 |
| 355 | Thomas, Christy |
1922 |
| 355 | Thomas, W. W. |
1922 |
| 355 | Thompson, Charles A. |
1922 |
| 355 | Thompson, Harry |
1922 |
| 355 | Thurer, J. A. |
1922 |
| 355 | Thurston, Charles |
1922 |
| 355 | Todd, Leroy L. |
1921 |
| 355 | Todd, R. S. |
1922 |
| 355 | Todd, William H. |
1921-1922 |
| 355 | Totten, William D. |
1922 |
| 355 | Towner, C. H. |
1922 |
| 355 | Tribble, W. Edwin |
1922 |
| 355 | Tripp, Clare Ketchum |
1922 |
| 355 | Tripple, Robert A. |
undated |
| 355 | Trzesniowski, John. J. |
1922 |
| 355 | Turner, Robert A. |
1921-1922 |
| 355 | Tuttle, George E. |
1922 |
| 355 | Tworoger, Phillip |
1922 |
| 355 | Umbaugh, George |
1922 |
| 355 | Upton, Harriet Taylor |
1922 |
| 355 | Vaughn, Andrew G. |
1922 |
| 355 | Vernon, James M. |
1922 |
| 355 | Vernon, Mercer |
1922 |
| 355 | Verron, Wm. |
1922 |
| 355 | Vilas, Calvin C. |
1922 |
| 355 | Voorhies, E. R. |
1922 |
| 355 | Wager, Eugene E. |
1921 |
| 355 | Walker, Samuel A. |
1922 |
| 355 | Wall, J. W. |
1922 |
| 355 | Walters, Stella |
1922 |
| 355 | Ward, Harry L. |
1922 |
| 355 | Waterstrat, Paul |
1921 |
| 355 | Webster, R. M. |
1922 |
| 355 | Weedin, Luther |
1922 |
| 355 | Weil, F. M. |
1922 |
| 355 | Weinstein, Robert |
1922 |
| 355 | Welch, James |
1922 |
| 355 | Wells, B. F. |
1922 |
| 355 | Werner, F. C. |
1922 |
| 355 | West, Arthur E. |
1922 |
| 355 | West, Paul L. |
1922 |
| 355 | Weyrauch, Paul H. |
1922 |
| 355 | White, Harry |
1921-1922 |
| 355 | White, J. W. |
1922 |
| 355 | Whitehead, Paul |
1922 |
| 355 | Whitney, C. L. |
1922 |
| 355 | Whitney, W. M. |
1922 |
| 355 | Wiestling, F. B. |
1922 |
| 355 | Williams, A. M. |
1922 |
| 355 | Williams, Ben B. |
1922 |
| 355 | Williams, Edw. F. |
undated |
| 355 | Williams, Solon T. |
1922 |
| 355 | Willis, Park Weed |
1922 |
| 355 | Wilson, D. F. |
1922 |
| 355 | Wilson, H. L. |
1922 |
| 355 | Wilson, W. H. |
1922 |
| 355 | Wilson, Worrall |
1922 |
| 355 | Winstock, Melvin G. |
1922 |
| 355 | Witherspoon, H. |
1922 |
| 355 | Wolfe, Fred |
1922 |
| 355 | Wood, Charles B. |
1922 |
| 355 | Woodbine, A. H. |
1922 |
| 355 | Wooding, John |
1922 |
| 355 | Woods, Ralph |
1921 |
| 356 | Woods, Rufus |
1921-1922 |
| 356 | Woody, O. H. |
1922 |
| 356 | Wright, F. B. |
1921-1922 |
| 356 | Yandell, C. B. |
1922 |
| 356 | Young, Edward C. |
1921-1922 |
| 356 | Young, Mrs. E. C. |
1922 |
| 356 | Yuse, Frank |
undated, 1921-1922 |
| 356 | Zingg, Emil W. |
1922 |
| 356 | Zittel, Julius |
1921 |
Positions |
1914-1923 | |
| Box | ||
| 356 | Aerial Mail Service |
1918 |
| 356 | Anchorage Chamber of Commerce |
1919 |
| 356 | Anderson, Gordon |
1919 |
| 356 | Anderson, Mrs. Jas. |
1919 |
| 356 | Andrews, H. H. |
1919 |
| 356 | Andrews, H. T. |
1919 |
| 356 | Anthony, M. L. |
1919 |
| 356 | Anti-Catholic |
1919 |
| 356 | Apples |
1919 |
| 356 | Argall, J. C. |
1919 |
| 356 | Arland, C. W. |
1919 |
| 356 | Armenia |
1919-1920 |
| 356 | Armenian and Syrian Relief, American Committee
for |
1919-1920 |
| 356 | Armstrong, L. K. |
1918 |
| 356 | Army |
1919 |
| 356 | Army Postal Service |
1918 |
| 356 | Army Social Service |
1919 |
| 356 | Astero, Julio M. (regarding Military Occupation of
Dominican Republic) |
1920 |
| 356 | Attalia Project |
1918 |
| 356 | Ault, Erwin B. |
1919 |
| 356 | Aydelott, J. S. |
1919 |
| 356 | Ayer, Louise |
1919 |
| 356 | Aviation |
1919-1920 |
| 356 | Aldrich, William A. |
1919 |
| 356 | Ballatine, John E. (opposition to his
appointment) |
1919 |
| 356 | Blaine, E. F. |
1919 |
| 356 | Birmingham, T. M. C. |
1919 |
| 356 | Customs Collector, Puget Sound District (multiple
candidates) |
1920-1921 |
| 356 | Harris, J. Silas |
1920-1921 |
| 356 | Abercrombie, W. R. |
1921 |
| 356 | Blethen, Clarence B. |
1921 |
| 356 | Civil Service |
1919-1921 |
| 356 | Civil Service Commission |
1920, 1922 |
| 356 | Consulate Locations in Washington |
1921 |
| 357 | Consular Service |
1914-1916, 1918-1919 |
| 357 | Dowling, Warren J. |
1919 |
| 357 | Duckworth, R. R. |
1915 |
| 357 | Coal Commission |
1922 |
| 357 | Consular Service |
1923 |
| 357 | Crow, Bert E. (Alaska Railroad
Commissioner) |
1922-1923 |
| 357 | Haynes, G. Alfred |
1923 |
| 357 | Dean, M. L. |
1920-1921 |
| 357 | Disarmament Conference (Washington, D. C.) |
1921 |
| 357 | Ferryman, John H. |
1920 |
| 357 | Fletcher, William H. |
1921-1922 |
| 357 | Gilliam, M. H. |
1920 |
| 357 | Greenleaf, Sue |
1920 |
| 357 | Griffith, Aura Lee |
1919 |
| 357 | Higday, Hamilton |
1919 |
| 357 | Hyde, Warren L. |
1918 |
| 357 | Hansen, Hans C. P. |
1922 |
| 357 | Hays, Will H. (regarding Republican National Committee
Campaign Positions) |
1920 |
| 357 | Higday, Hamilton |
1921 |
| 357 | Holm, Frits |
1920 |
| 357 | Hudson, Chas. N. |
1920 |
| 357 | Levinson, Sol |
1920 |
| 357 | Interior, Secretary of |
1923 |
| 357 | Judgeship Appointment, Eastern District of
Washington |
1922-1923 |
| 357 | Justice, Associate of Supreme Court |
1923 |
| 357 | Jensen, Peder |
1919 |
| 357 | Marks, H. R. |
1921 |
| 357 | Miller, Charles H. |
1920 |
| 357 | New, Harry S. (regarding Republican National
Committee) |
1920 |
| 357 | Miller, J. H. |
1918 |
| 357 | Petrovitsky, Charles |
1916-1918 |
| 357 | Miscellaneous (Out of State) (regarding M. J.
Stroock) |
1923 |
| 357 | Peruvian Position |
1923 |
| 357 | Porto Rico, Governor of |
1923 |
| 357 | Post Office, Puyallup |
1922-1923 |
| 358 | Rainier National Park |
1923 |
| 358 | Rathbun, C. W. |
1922 |
| 358 | Rose, Henry |
1923 |
| 358 | Shipping Commissioner |
1922 |
| 358 | Smiley, W. H. |
1922 |
| 358 | Staten, Moody |
1922 |
| 358 | Sylvester, J. H. |
1922-1923 |
| 358 | Waterville Land Office |
1923 |
| 358 | Wilson, Marshall H. |
1922 |
| 358 | Simmons, Arthur |
1922 |
| 358 | Struck, Frank |
1921-1922 |
| 358 | Warner, Ed C. |
1922 |
| 358 | Watts, Roger W. |
1921-1922 |
| 358 | Standiford, F. B. |
1919 |
| 358 | Stern, Samuel R. |
1920 |
| 358 | Sweany, Royal L. |
1920 |
| 358 | Thomas, Clara C. |
1919 |
| 358 | War Workers |
1918 |
| 358 | Waterways Commission |
1917-1918 |
| 358 | Williams, John Skelton |
1919 |
| 358 | YMCA War Works |
1918 |
| 358 | Miscellaneous Positions |
1920 |
| 358 | Wilson, (Thomas H.) |
1920 |
Post Office |
1913-1922 | |
| Box | ||
| 358 | Meyers Falls Rural Route |
1913-1914, 1916, 1918-1919 |
| 358 | National Federation of Postal Employees |
1919 |
| 358 | Northwest Film Board of Trade |
1919 |
| 358 | Pacific Northwest Library Association |
1919 |
| 358 | Post Office Department |
1921-1922 |
| 358 | Satanta |
1919 |
| 358 | Seattle |
1919-1920 |
| 358 | Star Route |
1920 |
| 358 | Telepost System |
1919 |
| 358 | Toketee |
1920 |
| 358 | Valley |
1921 |
| 358 | West Coast Grocery Co. |
1919 |
| 358 | Willis, Park Weed |
1919 |
| 358 | Chicago |
1920 |
| 358 | Chopaka |
1920 |
| 358 | Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads (United
States Senate) |
1917, 1919 |
| 358 | International Parcel Post |
1919 |
Series VI: Subjects, alphabetical, 1908-1938Return to Top
Container(s): Box 385-429
Arranged alphabetically by subject, except for folders of
clippings, correspondence, etc. in box 388 which are of materials previously
filed between folders on Bolshevism.
Contents include correspondence, notes, memoranda, pamphlets, newspaper clippings, speeches, and other publications. There is considerable overlap between this series and Series V, particularly the Legislative and Miscellaneous Correspondence subseries, especially with regard to patronage positions and issue correspondence (for example, Bonuses for Soldiers).
Major subjects include Anti-Strike files containing correspondence related to Poindexter's proposed bill against interference with interstate commerce (i.e. railway regulation and labor issues); Bolshevism files concerning anti-sedition bills and Poindexter’s position towards radical labor and political groups (particularly the I.W.W.); campaign materials from the 1916 and 1922 senatorial campaigns and the 1920 presidential campaign, including speeches, campaign literature, speaking itineraries, and a record of Poindexter’s bills introduced and speeches made before the 62nd and 63rd Congresses.
In boxes 394 to 429 subjects include labor, the Navy and naval-related topics, railroads and railroad legislation, tariff, and treason and sedition (including material on the I.W.W. and the Tom Mooney treason case).
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
| Box | ||
| 385 | 1917, 1922-1923 | |
| 385 | Agriculture (Woodruff Boyce Seed Co.) |
1921 |
| 385 | Alaska |
1916-1919 |
| 385 | Alaska Appointments |
1920-1921 |
| 385 | Alaska Fisheries |
1919-1920, 1922 |
| 385 | Alaska Fisheries (Herring Industry) |
1919 |
| 385 | Alcohol Congress |
1921 |
| 385 | Anglo-American Treaty |
1911 |
| 385 | Anti-Strike - January 1920 |
1920 |
| 385 | Anti-Strike - December 1920 (S. 4204) |
1920-1921 |
| 385 | Anti-Strike - January 1921 (S. 4204) |
1920-1921 |
| 386 | Anti-Strike - February, March, April 1921 (S. 4204, S.
16) |
1921 |
| 386 | Anti-Strike - May-August 1921 (S. 16) |
1921 |
| 386 | 1921 | |
| 386 | Appointments, Miscellaneous for Federal
Offices |
1921 |
| 386 | Appointments, Miscellaneous |
1921-1922 |
| 386 | Appointments, Miscellaneous Out of State |
1921 |
| 386 | Archives (S. 299) |
1913, 1916-1919 |
| 386 | Armaments |
1922-1923 |
| 386 | Armenia-Near East Relief (H.R. 244) |
1921-1922 |
| 386 | Ball Rent Act - (S. 4597) |
1920-1922, undated |
| 386 | Bills for Introduction |
May 1919 |
| 387 | 1919-1920 | |
| 387 | Bolshevism (Davey Sedition Bill, H.R. 10,650; Johnson
Bill; S. 3431; S. Res. 213) |
1919-1920 |
| 387 | Bolshevism |
1919 |
| 387 | Articles, committee reports, legislation, and speeches
by Poindexter |
1909-1927 |
| 387 | Jorgenson Clippings (regarding Poindexter, Roosevelt,
Mrs. Poindexter) |
1910-1929, 1938 |
| 388 | Clippings, Correspondence, Interviews, Publications, and
Speeches |
1908-1930, undated |
| 388 | Theodore Roosevelt Clippings |
1912-1919, undated |
| 388 | Miscellaneous Clippings and Publications |
1910-1923 |
| 388 | Bonuses for Soldiers |
January 1919 |
| 388 | Cabinet Appointments |
1920-1921 |
| 388 | Campaign, Political |
1910, 1916, undated |
| 389 | Campaign, Political |
1916 |
| 389 | Campaign - J. L. Sparling |
1916 |
| 389 | Campaign - "S" |
1916 |
| 389 | Campaign - "T" |
1916 |
| 389 | Campaign - "U", "V" |
1916 |
| 389 | Campaign - "W" |
1916 |
| 389 | Campaign - "Y" |
1916 |
| 389 | Campaign - "Z" |
1916 |
| 390 | Campaign - List of Names |
1916 |
| 390 | Campaign - Publicity and Circular Letters |
1916 |
| 390 | Campaign |
1918-1920, 1922 |
| 390 | Campaign |
1922 |
| 391 | Camp Lewis |
1919 |
| 391 | Census, Bureau of |
1922 |
| 391 | China |
1919 |
| 391 | 1919 | |
| 391 | Coast and Geodetic Survey |
1922 |
| 391 | Commerce, Department of |
1922-1923 |
| 391 | Cost Plus Contracts (S. 4726) |
1918 |
| 391 | Departmental (Agriculture, Interior, Justice, Navy,
State) |
1923 |
| 391 | Diplomatic Service |
1920-1921 |
| 391 | Disarmament Conference |
1921-1922 |
| 391 | District Delegate |
undated |
| 391 | Draft Bill |
1918 |
| 391 | Drawing for Torpedo by Charles Widrig |
1917 |
| 391 | Drawings for Engine by Peter Cooper Hewitt |
1917 |
| 392 | Employment Service, U.S. |
February-November 1919 |
| 392 | Federal Bench at Spokane |
1920-1921 |
| 392 | Federal Circuit Court of Appeals |
1921 |
| 392 | Federal Farm Loan Board |
1922-1923 |
| 392 | Federal Marketing Commission |
1916 |
| 392 | Federal Trade Commission |
1922 |
| 392 | Fisheries, Bureau of |
1922-1923 |
| 392 | Food Administration |
1918-1919 |
| 392 | Food Prices |
1917-1918 |
| 392 | Foreign and Domestic Commerce |
1922 |
| 392 | Forest Service |
1922 |
| 392 | Fuel Supply (Coal) |
1918, undated |
| 392 | Geological Survey |
1922 |
| 392 | Germany |
1917-1919, undated |
| 392 | Hampton, George P. Correspondence (Rural Credit League,
H.R. 18479, S. 5756) |
1914-1915 |
| 392 | Hawaii |
1917, undated |
| 392 | Hawaii (Territorial Governorship) |
1921 |
| 392 | Hospital Site, Washington State |
1918 |
| 392 | Housing Corporation of the U.S. |
1922-1923 |
| 392 | Immigration |
1919-1922 |
| 393 | Income Tax |
1916-1917, undated |
| 393 | Industrial Policy |
1920 |
| 393 | Interior Department |
1917, 1921-1922 |
| 393 | Internal Revenue Department |
1921-1922, undated |
| 393 | International Young Folks Congress |
1921 |
| 393 | Interstate Commerce |
1917, undated |
| 393 | Interstate Commerce Commission |
1920-1923 |
| 394-395 | Interviews
Much of the material in this section consists of correspondence,
speeches, and statements prepared for newspapers rather than actual
interviews.
|
1911-1922 |
| 395 | Irish Republic - Petitions to Recognize |
undated |
| 396 | Duplicate Interviews |
undated |
| 396 | Japan |
1917-1921 |
| 396 | Jensen, Jens H. |
1922 |
| 396 | Justice Department |
1917-1923 |
| 397 | 1918 | |
| 397 | 1917, 1919-1920 | |
| 397 | 1921-1923 | |
| 397 | Labor Troubles |
1919 |
| 397-398 | Land Office |
1917, 1921-1922 |
| 398 | League of Nations |
1919 |
| 398-399 | Legislation Proposed |
1917-1923 |
| 399 | February-May 1912 | |
| 399 | Legislation, Homestead |
February-May 1912 |
| 399 | Legislation, Miscellaneous |
October 1911- June 1912 |
| 399 | Libel Suit - Miles Poindexter vs. Samuel A.
Perkins |
undated |
| 399 | Liberty Loan |
1918 |
| 399 | Lubin Resolution |
|
| 399 | Lumber |
1921 |
| 399 | Manganese |
1922 |
| 399 | Manning, Joseph C. - Salary |
undated |
| 399 | Marine Corps |
undated |
| 399-400 | Marshall, United States - Eastern District,
Washington |
1920-1921 |
| 400 | Mexico |
1915-1919 |
| 400 | Military Highway |
1918 |
| 400 | Mint, United States, Director of |
1921-1922 |
| 400 | Mixed Claims Commission |
1923 |
| 400 | Nather, Dr. F.B. |
1921 |
| 400 | National Cash Register Company |
1922 |
| 400 | National Farm Loan Association |
1921 |
| 400 | National Loyalty League |
1920 |
| 400 | National Park to Park Highway Project |
1920 |
| 400 | National Park Service |
undated |
| 400 | National Republican |
1922 |
| 400 | National Tribune |
1922 |
| 400 | Naturalization Cases |
1919-1921 |
| 400 | Naturalization Cases; Clausen, Reverend B.O. |
1920-1923 |
| 401-403 | Navy |
1917-1922 |
| 403 | Navy Appropriations |
1923 |
| 403 | Navy - Naval Affairs in Senate |
1921-1922 |
| 403 | Naval Aviation Base |
1921 |
| 403 | Naval Aviation Base, Sand Point, Washington |
1921-1922 |
| 403 | Naval Base at Bellingham |
1921 |
| 403 | Naval Consulting Board |
undated |
| 403 | Naval Oil Reserve |
1921 |
| 403-404 | Navy Department |
1922-1923 |
| 404 | Navy Ordnance Plants |
1921 |
| 404 | Navy Yard Business Men's Association |
1921 |
| 404 | Navy Yard Employees Pact |
1921-1922 |
| 404 | Navy Yard Hotel |
1922 |
| 404 | Neafsey, Michael J. |
1921 |
| 404 | Near East Relief |
1922-1923 |
| 404 | New Year Greetings |
1923 |
| 404 | North Head Radio Station |
|
| 404 | Norwegian Arbitration Board |
1921 |
| 404 | Oil Prices and Earnings |
undated |
| 404 | Osteopathic Bill - August |
1921 |
| 405 | Pacific Coast Naval Defense |
1920-1921 |
| 405 | Panama Canal Rates |
1915, 1917 |
| 405 | Passports |
1919-1921 |
| 406 | Passport Matters |
1922 |
| 406 | Patent Attorneys |
1921 |
| 406 | Patents Commission |
undated |
| 406 | Peace Negotiations |
1918 |
| 406 | Pensacola Land |
1923 |
| 406 | Pensions, Bureau of |
1921 |
| 406 | Pension Legislation |
1922-1923 |
| 406-407 | Personal |
1919-1921 |
| 407 | Pine Blister Rust |
1922 |
| 407 | Platinum |
1922 |
| 407 | Poindexter, Gale |
1922 |
| 407 | Poindexter, Mrs. Miles |
1922 |
| 407 | Poindexter, Miles |
1923 |
| 407 | Point Caution Bill |
1921 |
| 408 | Political |
1917-1919 |
| 409 | Politics |
1920 |
| 409 | Positions |
1923 |
| 409 | Postage Rates, Increase in Second Class |
1917 |
| 409 | Postmaster Appointments |
1921 |
| 410 | Postmaster Appointments, Spokane |
1921 |
| 410 | Postmasters in Washington State,
February-April |
1922 |
| 410 | Post Office at Colfax |
1910-1911 |
| 410 | Post Office at Tekoa, Washington |
1910-1911 |
| 410 | Post Office Department |
1918, 1922-1923 |
| 410 | Post Office - Railway Mail Pay |
1915 |
| 411-412 | Preparedness Letters |
1915-1916 |
| 412 | Presidential Primary |
1918 |
| 412 | Printing Office, Government |
1920-1921 |
| 412 | 1918, 1922 | |
| 412 | 1923 | |
| 412 | Public Health Service |
1922-1923 |
| 412 | Puget Sound Navy Yard |
undated |
| 413 | Radio |
1919-1922 |
| 413 | Railroads |
1917-1919 |
| 414 | Railroads - Long and Short Haul |
1918-1919 |
| 414 | Railroads |
1918-1919 |
| 414 | Railroads - Labor vs. Return of Railroads to Private
Control |
1919 |
| 415 | Railroads |
October-December 1919 |
| 415 | Railroads - Not Government Control |
1919 |
| 416 | Railroads - Government Ownership |
1919 |
| 416 | Railroads - Sims Railroad Bill |
1919 |
| 416 | Railroads |
1919-1920 |
| 417 | Railroads |
1919 |
| 417 | Railroads |
December 1919 |
| 417 | Railroads |
1918-1920 |
| 418 | Railroad Legislation |
December 1919 - January 1920 |
| 418 | Railroad Legislation |
1919-1920 |
| 419 | Railroad |
1920 |
| 419 | Railroad Legislation |
January 1920 |
| 419 | Railroads |
1920 |
| 419 | Railroad Legislation |
February-September 1921 |
| 420 | Railroads |
October 1921- May 1922 |
| 420 | Railroad Legislation |
January-February 1921 |
| 420 | Railroad Labor Board |
January-April 1921 |
| 420 | Railroad Labor Board |
October 1921 |
| 420 | Railroad Mail Service |
1920-1921 |
| 420 | Railroad Rates |
1921 |
| 420 | Railroad Refunding |
1921 |
| 420 | Railroad Valuation Act |
1922 |
| 420 | Rainier National Park |
1921-1922 |
| 420 | Reclamation, Miscellaneous |
1919-1920 |
| 420 | Reclamation Service |
1922 |
| 420 | Rent Profiteering Legislation |
1918 |
| 420 | Returned Mail |
1922-1923 |
| 420 | Rice, Howard - Personal |
1922 |
| 421 | Riggs National Bank |
1923 |
| 421 | Ritter and Kettle River |
1909-1913 |
| 421 | Rivers and Harbors Congress - Hay-Pauncefote
Treaty |
1912 |
| 421 | Rivers and Harbors |
1917 |
| 421 | Russia |
1918 |
| 421 | Russian Service |
1918 |
| 421 | Seattle Business Chronicle |
1918 |
| 421 | Seed Wheat |
1918 |
| 421 | Senate Bills |
undated |
| 422 | Settlers Relief and Lands |
1918 |
| 422 | Shipping Board |
1917, 1921-1923 |
| 422 | Spokane Chamber of Commerce |
1917 |
| 422 | State Department |
1917, 1922-1923 |
| 422 | Suggestions for Speech |
1918 |
| 422 | Supreme Court of the United States |
1921 |
| 422 | Surveyor General of the State of Washington |
1921 |
| 422-423 | Tariff |
1920-1922 |
| 423 | Tariff on Chemical Pulp |
1922 |
| 423 | Tariff Commission |
1921 |
| 423 | Tariff Commission Bill |
1921 |
| 423 | Tariff Commission Speech |
1916 |
| 423 | Tariff on Cordage |
1922 |
| 423 | Tariff Countervaling Duty on Coal |
1922 |
| 423 | Tariff on Fish |
1922 |
| 423 | Tariff on Lime |
1921-1922 |
| 423 | Tariff on Logs |
1922 |
| 424 | Tariff on Magnesite |
1919-1922 |
| 424 | Tariff on Oil Meal, Oil Cake |
1922 |
| 424 | Tariff on Platinum |
1921-1922 |
| 424 | Tariff on Poles |
1922 |
| 424 | Tariff on Seed |
1922 |
| 424 | Tariff on Sodium Nitrate |
1922 |
| 424 | Tariff on Vegetable Oils |
1922 |
| 424 | Tariff on Washington Coal |
1921 |
| 424 | Tariff on Wire and Wire Rope |
1922 |
| 424-425 | Taxation |
1920-1922 |
| 426-427 | 1917-1919 | |
| 427 | Treasury Department |
1922-1923 |
| 427 | Venereal Disease |
1918 |
| 427 | Veterans Bureau |
1922-1923 |
| 427-429 | War Department |
1918-1923 |
| 429 | War Department - War Claims Commission |
1923 |
| 429 | War Minerals Relief |
1922 |
| 429 | War Risk Bureau |
1921 |
| 429 | War Tax |
1917 |
| 429 | Water Power |
1916-1917 |
| 429 | Welfare Commission |
1921 |
| 429 | Wenatchee Indian Lands |
undated |
| 429 | Wickersham vs. Sulzer Alaska Contest |
1917 |
Series VII: Memorabilia, 1897-1939Return to Top
Container(s): Box 430-486
Grouped roughly into chronological order within categories such
as memoranda, pamphlets, etc.
Materials include scrapbooks of clippings, whole newspapers, letters, memoranda, pamphlets, calling cards, and some personal financial papers through Poindexter's tenure as Ambassador to Peru and the 1930's. Part of this series consists of misplaced papers which belong in other series.
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
| Box | ||
| 430 | General Correspondence |
1902-1927 |
| 430 | Clippings |
1910 |
| 430-432 | Miscellany
Contains a mixture of clippings, correspondence, ephemera,
publication and notes.
|
1909-1929 |
| 432-433 | Pamphlets and Publications |
1914-1939 |
| 433-434 | Memoranda |
1918-1923 |
| 434 | Personal correspondence regarding Poindexter
family |
1919-1921 |
| 434-435 | Miscellaneous materials on Peru
Mostly clippings; also small amounts of correspondence, ephemera
and publications.
|
1920s |
| 435-436 | Clippings |
1920 |
| 436-437 | Cards |
1918-1923 |
Writings |
||
The Purple Mountain
(novel) |
||
| Box | ||
| 437-438 | Typescript |
undated |
| 443-444; 438-439 | Carbon copies |
undated |
| 439-440 | Manuscript |
undated |
| Box | ||
| 440 | Peruvian Archaeological Notes |
undated |
| 440 | Business Papers |
undated |
| 441 | Political Correspondence |
1888-1942 |
| 441-442 | Political Material
Bulk from 1928.
|
1900-1928 |
| 443 | Personal Material |
1880-1942 |
| 444 | Naval Affairs Committee files |
1919 |
| 444 | Materials regarding Fuel Oil |
1919 |
| 444 | Clippings regarding death of Mrs. Poindexter |
1929 |
| 444-451 | Clippings |
1920-1930, undated |
| 450 | Invitations |
1920 |
| 451-464 | Discharges and War Risks |
1919 |
| 464-465 | Pensions |
1916-1922 |
| 465 | Correspondence regarding Tariffs |
1913-1921 |
| 466-471 | Pensions |
1914-1923 |
| 471-486 | Correspondence regarding requests for government
publications |
1913-1922 |
Series VIII: Miscellany, 1884-1940Return to Top
Container(s): Box 487-505
Series VIII contains a small amount of congressional correspondence, mostly regarding the 1913 tariff bill, several political scrapbooks, miscellaneous ephemera and many loose clippings, mostly on political topics. Also present are clippings and notes relating to the genealogy and history of the Poindexter family and the history of Rockbridge County, Virginia. This series also includes letters from Poindexter to his niece, Harriet M. Meek, and material, mostly scrapbooks and notebooks, belonging to other members of Poindexter's family: his mother, Frances Lewis Poindexter; his father, George B. Poindexter and other unidentified Poindexter predecessors; his brother, Fielding Lewis Poindexter; his wife, Elizabeth Gale Poindexter; and his son, Gale Aylett Poindexter.
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
| Box | ||
| 487 | Biographical Features |
1912, 1939, 1946, undated |
Incoming Letters |
||
| Box | ||
| 487 | Roosevelt, Theodore |
1914 |
| Box | ||
| 487 | General Correspondence; Spokane and Eastern Trust
Company |
1911-1916 |
General Correspondence Regarding |
||
| Box | ||
| 487 | Alleged kidnapping of McNamara brothers |
1911 |
| 487 | West Virginia coal miners' strike |
1913 |
| 487 | Sugar tariff |
1913 |
| 487 | Requests for government documents
Thirteen folders of letters on this topic were originally
present. In sampling the material, an effort was made to retain examples
showing the range of requests of this type that Poindexter received from his
constituents. The most common requests were for agricultural yearbooks and
agriculture department pamphlets on growing or raising specific plants or
animals, geographic survey maps, and copies of various pieces of legislation.
In 1913 there were many requests for the report of the Pujo Committee on
finance. Two letters from Nathan Toklas are also present in this folder.
|
1909-1919 |
| 487 | Congratulations on appointment to Ambassadorship of
Peru |
1923 |
| 487 | Miscellaneous |
1913-1922, 1939-1944, undated |
Legislative Correspondence |
||
| Box | ||
| 488 | Sheppard-Kenyon bill (transportation of
liquor) |
1913 |
| 488 | Pending tariff bill |
1913 |
| 488 | Income tax section of pending tariff bill (insurance
industry) |
1913 |
| 488 | Poindexter's vote on tariff bill and its
reception |
1913-1914 |
| 488 | Fordney tariff bill |
1921-1922 |
| Box | ||
| 488 | Legislation proposed by Poindexter |
1915-1918 |
Campaign Materials |
||
| Box | ||
| 488 | Reports
Outline of work accomplished by the publicity department of
Senator Poindexter's presidential campaign.
|
undated |
| 488 | Notes regarding expenses of senatorial
campaign |
1928 |
| box:oversize | ||
| 489, 505 | Ephemera - Poindexter and others |
1914, 1918, undated |
Scrapbooks |
||
| Box | ||
| 495 | Senate Race |
1910 |
| 500 | Senate Race |
1922 |
| 500 | Senate Race |
1927-1928 |
| 500 | "Miles Poindexter Scrap Book Compliments - R.L.
Rutter" (Senate race) |
1928 |
| Box | ||
| 489 | Clippings - 1916 Election |
1916 |
| Box | ||
| 489 | Petition |
1908 |
Speeches and Writings |
||
| Box | ||
| 489 | Drafts |
1915, 1934, 1939, undated |
| 489 | Miscellaneous |
1930-1933, undated |
| 489 | Typescript of
Kenmore, a novel (2
copies) |
1882, 1891 |
| 489 | Of others - miscellaneous |
1919, 1922, 1932, undated |
Subject Series |
||
| Box | ||
| 489 | Aberdeen Society (reading material for
homesteaders) |
1914 |
| 489 | Book on Ayar-Incas |
undated |
| 489 | Andrew Carnegie - question of his
nationality |
1913 |
| 489 | Dr. Frederick A. Cook - controversy regarding
exploration of Mt. McKinley and the North Pole |
1913-1914 |
| 489 | League of Nations |
1919, undated |
| 490 | Memorials of Rockbridge - Elk Bridge, August 13,
1939 |
1890, 1939-1945, undated |
| 490 | Naval Affairs and Navy Aviation |
1921-1922, undated |
| 490 | Referendum on Whitney Convention Bill (direct
legislation) |
1915 |
| 490 | Ruby Mountain Consolidated Mining Company Proposal
(Jonathan Bourne, Jr.) |
undated |
| 490 | Sugar from Standpoint of Beet Sugar
Industry |
1912-1913, undated |
| Box | ||
| 490 | Office Docket and Account Book of Poindexter's Law
Firm |
1892-1909 |
| 490 | Lease |
1910 |
| 490 | Publications |
1912, 1920, 1924, undated |
| 490 | Notes and Memoranda |
1930s, undated |
| 490-491 | Notebooks: Folk Notes on Peru volumes II and
III |
undated |
| box:oversize | ||
| 491, 505 | Ephemera |
undated |
| Box | ||
| 491 | Peru |
1924, 1926-1927, undated |
| 491 | Miscellaneous |
1914-1943, undated |
| Box | ||
| 491 | Engraving Plates
Engraving plates for invitation cards used by the Poindexters in
Peru.
|
undated |
| box:oversize | ||
| 505 | Blueprints |
1911 |
| 505 | Drawing
Unsigned drawing of Poindexter, labeled in Japanese.
|
undated |
| 505 | Certificates |
1884-1886, 1894, 1901, 1924, 1928 |
Scrapbooks |
||
| Box | ||
| 494 | 1909-1910
Press clippings. Subjects include Poindexter's fight against
the power of Speaker of the House Joseph Gurney Cannon; Washington State
politics; political rebuffs from President Taft
|
1909-1910 |
| 496 | 1910
Press clippings, mostly about Poindexter, from Washington and
a few Oregon publications; includes one article from an Italian-language
newspaper.
|
1910 |
| box:oversize | ||
| 497 | 1911-1912
Press clippings; subjects include Poindexter's trip to Alaska
with Gifford Pinchot (these are primarily from Alaska newspapers) as well as
Theodore Roosevelt, President Taft and the Progressive Party.
|
1911-1912 |
| 497 | 1911-1913
Press clippings from Washington State newspapers on various
political topics.
|
1911-1913 |
| 498 | 1911-1913
Press clippings, largely from Washington State newspapers.
Topics include Poindexter, Alaska, the Progressive Party, and Theodore
Roosevelt.
|
1911-1913 |
"Personal Paragraphs Pertaining to Senator Miles
Poindexter" |
||
| box:oversize | ||
| 498 | "From August 1, 1912 to February 12,
1913" |
August 1, 1912 - February 12, 1913 |
| 498 | "From February 12, 1913 to August 31,
1913" |
February 12, 1913 - August 31, 1913 |
| Box | ||
| 499 | "From September 11, 1913 to January 25,
1914" |
September 11, 1913 - January 25, 1914 |
| 499 | "From January 1, 1914 to October 1,
1914" |
January 1, 1914 - October 1, 1914 |
| 499 | "From October 1, 1914 to January 23,
1916" |
October 1, 1914 - January 23, 1916 |
| 499 | "From January 10, 1915 to June 24, 1916" |
January 10, 1915 - June 24, 1916 |
| Box | ||
| 491 | May Day Celebration, Amnesty League of
Detroit |
1919 |
Clippings |
||
| Box | ||
| 492 | Oil Investigation |
1924 |
| 492 | War Maps |
1939 |
| 492 | Rockbridge County |
1924 |
| 492 | Miscellaneous |
1911-1939, undated |
Poindexter Family Papers |
||
| Box | ||
| 492-493 | Harriet M. Meek; Incoming Letters from Miles
Poindexter |
1930-1946 |
Elizabeth Gale Poindexter |
||
| Box | ||
| 493 | Clippings and Outgoing Letters |
1921-1929, undated |
| 501 | Scrapbook |
undated |
Fielding Lewis Poindexter |
||
Writings |
||
| Box | ||
| 502 |
Poindexter Brothers and Sister: A Family Record
|
1911 |
| 493 | Poetry |
1935-1936 |
| Box | ||
| 502 | Scrapbook: The Army and the Philippines |
1898-1901 |
| Box | ||
| 493, 504 | Gayle Aylett Poindexter: Notebooks, Incoming
Correspondence and Ephemera |
1911-1912, 1918, undated |
| 493, 501 | Frances Lewis Poindexter: Notebooks and Music
Book
The notebooks contain a mixture of quotations, writings,
memoranda, recipes and other types of notes; a few pages have been used for
childhood writing exercises by Miles and Fielding Lewis Poindexter.
|
undated |
| 503 | George B. Poindexter Scrapbook |
undated |
| 503 | R.L. Poindexter Scrapbook |
undated |
| 501 | Poindexter Family Scrapbook (owner
unknown) |
undated |
| 493 | Clippings |
1911, 1932-1940, undated |
| 493 | Notes on Family History |
1943, undated |
Names and SubjectsReturn to Top
Subject Terms
- Archaeology--Peru
- Diplomatic and consular service
- Diplomatic and consular service, American--Peru
- Indians of North America
- Naval art and science
- Operational readiness (Military science)
- Personal Papers/Corporate Records (University of Washington)
- Political parties--United States
- Practice of law--Washington (State)
- Presidents--United States--Election--1912
- Railroads and state--United States
- Tariff--United States
- World War, 1914-1918
Personal Names
- Poindexter, Miles, 1868-1946--Archives
Geographical Names
- Latin America--Foreign relations--United States
- Peru--Antiquities
- Peru--Civilization
- United States--Armed Forces--Operational readiness
- United States--Commerce
- United States--Foreign relations--Latin America
- United States--Politics and government--20th century
- Virginia--Genealogy
- Washington (State)--Politics and government--1889-1950
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