Miles Poindexter papers - Archives West

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: 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.
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	Child Labor S.J.R. 232	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	"Closed Shop" Demands (Labor Unrest)	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	Dye Stuffs and Chemical Industry - Including H.R. 8078	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	Eight-Hour Day (Moses) Bill - S. 3509	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	Farmers Legislation	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	Minimum Wage (Johnson-Nolan) Bill	1920-1921
298	Missouri Militia, Compensation for Members of the - S. 171	1921
298	Mob Violence, Investigation of	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	Prohibition Legislation	1921-1923
303	Prohibition Legislation	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	Sedition Bills - S. 3317, H.R. 11430	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	Washington (State), Proposed Division of	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	Nolan, Hugh Arthur	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
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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
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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	Agriculture	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	Anti-Strike - September, October, November 1921	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	Bolshevism, Campaign Against (Centralia, International Workers of the World)	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	Closed Shop in Seattle	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	Kennewick	1918
397	Labor	1917, 1919-1920
397	Labor Department	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	Legislation, Eight Hour	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	Prohibition	1918, 1922
412	Prohibition Commission	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	Treason and Sedition	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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