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Austin E. Griffiths papers, 1891-1952
Overview of the Collection
- Creator
- Griffiths, Austin E. (Austin Edwards), 1863-1952
- Title
- Austin E. Griffiths papers
- Dates
- 1891-1952 (inclusive)18911952
- Quantity
-
11.73 cubic feet (25 boxes )
1 microfilm reel - Collection Number
- 3119
- Summary
- Papers of a lawyer, civic leader, and politician of Seattle, Washington.
- Repository
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University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections
Special Collections
University of Washington Libraries
Box 352900
Seattle, WA
98195-2900
Telephone: 2065431929
Fax: 2065431931
speccoll@uw.edu - Access Restrictions
-
The papers are 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
Austin Edward Griffiths was born in Worcester, England, in 1863 and was raised by foster parents Philip and Ann Priday, who emigrated to Nebraska in 1872. After graduating from the University of Michigan, Griffiths moved to the Washington Territory in 1889 and began practicing law in Grays Harbor before moving to Seattle in 1897. Throughout his adult life, Griffiths was active in public affairs both in Seattle and in Washington State. He served on the Seattle City Council from 1910 to 1913 and 1934 to 1937, ran unsuccessfully for mayor in 1913-1914, was appointed chief of police in 1914, served as superior court judge from 1921 to 1929, and was elected twice to the Seattle School Board (1929-1930, 1931-1934).
Griffiths's faith in collective programs for social advancement led to his involvement in numerous civic and charitable causes. As founder, in 1908, of the Seattle Playground Association, Griffiths became known as the "Father of Seattle Playgrounds" for his successful efforts to establish parks and recreation centers throughout the city. He subsequently became identified with the National Playground Association and helped popularize the playground movement nationwide. He was an active member of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, serving as a trustee and member of many committees. Griffiths also held leadership positions in the Young Men's Christian Association, the Seattle Charity Organization Society, and the Cascade Tunnel Association.
Griffiths's concern for progressive causes also was reflected in his political activities. An important voice in Progressive Republican affairs in Washington State, he supported Theodore Roosevelt's Bull Moose campaign in 1912 and later joined with Harold Ickes and other Progressive Republicans to lobby for the United States's participation in the League of Nations. In later life, Griffiths was a prolific writer and commentator on national and international affairs, authoring a column entitled "Free Lance" in the Washington Weekly Review. He published several articles on police and reform and was a member of the International Law Association.
For further biographical information see Griffiths's autobiography, Great Faith, in the Speeches and Writing series in this collection. A copy is also available in the University of Washington Special Collections Pacific Northwest Collection.
Content DescriptionReturn to Top
Correspondence, speeches and writings, financial records, clippings, scrapbooks, and ephemera of Griffiths, a Seattle attorney and Progressive Republican politician, 1891-1952 (bulk 1904-1920). The collection also includes one reel of microfilm containing an unpublished manuscript and other materials. Major correspondents include John P. Hartman, J.A. Hutcheson, Mark A. Matthews, Miles Poindexter, the Charity Organization Society of Seattle, Grays Harbor Commercial Company, the International Law Association, Merrill and Ring Lumber Company, the Metropolitan Building Company, the Northwestern Lumber Company, the Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers' Association, the Playground and Recreation Association of America, Polson Logging Company, the First Presbyterian Church (Seattle), the Russell Sage Foundation, the Young Men's Christian Association (Seattle), and a number of Seattle mayors.
Use of the CollectionReturn to Top
Restrictions on Use
The creator's literary rights have been transferred to the University of Washington Libraries.
Administrative InformationReturn to Top
Arrangement
Arranged in two accessions:
- Accession No. 3119-001, Austin E. Griffiths papers, 1891-1952
- Accession No. 3119-003, Austin E. Griffiths papers, 1949
The following index lists correspondents in the Incoming correspondence series of Accession No. 3119-001.
References are to box/folder numbers.
| Abel, W. H. | 1/31, 3/2 |
| Aberdeen, Treasurer | 3A/26 |
| Ad Club, Seattle | 6/1 |
| Adams, B. E., Jr | 8/6 |
| Adams, E. J. | 4/27 |
| Adams, J. C. | 3/2 |
| Addams, Jane | 10/25 |
| Adler (Jacob) and Company, New York | 1/3, 1/15 |
| Aetna Indemnity Company. Hartford, Connecticut (see also: Aetna Life Insurance Company) | 3/2, 3A/1 |
| Aetna Life Insurance Company, (1915 on) Hartford, Connecticut (see also: Aetna Indemnity Company) | 8/6, 9/6 |
| Agnew, W. L. | 4/8 |
| Ahson, Gertrude H. | 4/8 |
| Ainslie (George R.) -Boyd Company | 3/2, 3/28, 3A/1, 3A/26 |
| Air Defense League, Washington, Seattle | 10/25 |
| Al-Kai Club | 7/20 |
| Alaska, Treasurer | 10/25 |
| Alaska Marble Mountain Company | 4/27 |
| Alexander, Joseph B. | 1/31 |
| Alki Women's Improvement Club | 6/1 |
| Allen, Arn. S. (see: YMCA-Seattle) | |
| Allen, Jay C. | 4/27 |
| Allen, W. D. | 6/1 |
| Allmond, Charles H. | 3/28 |
| Allsop, Agnes L. | 1/15 |
| Aloha Lumber Company | 8/22 |
| Alta Lumber Company, Portland | 4/27, 6/1 |
| Altruistic Association, Seattle | 4/27 |
| American Academy of Political and Social Sciences | 4/8, 4/27, 6/1, 6/22, 8/22, 9/6 |
| American Asiatic Association | 8/18 |
| American Association for International Conciliation | 4/27, 8/22, 9/6 |
| American Association for Labor Legislation | 6/22, 7/20, 8/6, 8/22, 9/6, 10/8 |
| American Broadcasting Company, Washington, D.C | 10/25 |
| American City | 4/27, 8/22 |
| American City Bureau | 6/22 |
| American Civic Alliance | 3A/26 |
| American Civil Liberties Union | 10/25 |
| American Civil Liberties Union, Seattle | 10/8 |
| American Committee for Armenian-Syrian Relief (Name changed in 1919 to American Committee for Relief in the Near East) | 8/22 |
| American Committee for Relief in the Near East (Formerly American Committee for Armenian-Syrian Relief) | 9/6 |
| American Forestry Association | 6/22 |
| American Humane Association | 4/27 |
| American Institute of Architects, Washington | 3/2, 3A/26, 9/6 |
| American Law Book Company, New York | 3/2 |
| American Legion | 9/6 |
| American Lutheran Survey | 8/6 |
| American Mortgage and Building Company, Seattle | 6/1, 6/22 |
| American National Bank, Kansas City, Missouri | 1/15 |
| American Paper Company, Seattle | 3A-26 |
| American Protective League, Minute Men Division, Seattle | 8/22, 9/6 |
| American Social Hygiene Association | 9/6 |
| American Surety Company of New York, San Francisco | 1/31 |
| Amphion Society of Seattle | 6/22 |
| Anderson, A. J. | 1/31 |
| Anderson, E. B. | 3/2, 4/28 |
| Anderson, Emil J. | 3/2, 3A/1, 4/8 |
| Anderson, G. | 7/20 |
| Anderson, J. A. | 9/6 |
| Anderson, Victor | 9/6 |
| Anderson, W. A. (see: Concrete Pipe and Construction Company) | |
| Anderson (W. H.) Company | 1/31 |
| Andrews, E. B. | 2/14, 6/1 |
| Andrews, Luella W. | 2/14 |
| Anger, Henry A. | 3/2 |
| Ankeny, [?] | 1/3 |
| Annen, Louis J. | 8/6 |
| Anspungh, F. L. | 1/31 |
| Anti-Saloon League | 4/28 |
| Anti-Tuberculosis Committee, King County | 9/6 |
| Apostolic Institute | 3/2, 4/8, 6/1 |
| Arcade Multigraphers and Stenographers, Seattle | 7/20 |
| Argus | 6/22, 7/20, 8/6 |
| Ariss, Campbell and Gault, Merchandise Broker, Vancouver, B. C | 4/8, 4/28 |
| Armstrong, R. A. | 4/8 |
| Armen, Louis J. | 7/20 |
| Arnell, John | 4/28 |
| Arney, William | 4/28, 6/1 |
| Arnold, D. H. | 1/3 |
| Arnold, Gerna, | 10/8 |
| Arnold, Thurman (see: United States Justice Department) | |
| Arntson, Anthony M. | 2/14, 6/22 |
| Aronson, D. | 6/1 |
| Aronson, George | 6/22 |
| Arrow, J. | 4/28 |
| Arrowsmith, M. | 1/31, 2/14, 3/2, 3/28, 4/8, 6/1, 8/22 |
| Arrowsmith, Risley | 3/28 |
| Art Marble Company, Seattle | 3A/1 |
| Ashton, James M. | 3/2, 3A/1, 4/8, 4/28 |
| Associated Charities of San Francisco | 3A/26 |
| Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis, Maryland | 3/2, 3A/1, 4/28 |
| Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis, Washington | 3A/1 |
| Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company, Chicago | 3/2 |
| Atkins, Frank R. | 3A/26 |
| Atkinson (J.M.E.) and Company | 2/14, 3/28, 3A/1 |
| Atkinson, Will | 6/1 |
| Augustine (J. W.) and Kyer | 3A/26, 4/28 |
| Augustine, M. B. | 7/20 |
| Austin, A. D. | 1/3 |
| Austin, W. C. | 4/28 |
| Austria-Hungary Consulate, San Francisco | 1/15 |
| Austrian Peace Society (see: Präsidium der Österreichischen Friedensgesellschaft) | |
| Automobile | 2/14 |
| Automobile Club of Seattle | 6/1 |
| Baeder, Louis | 6/2 |
| Bagley (A. E.) and Company, Los Angeles | 6/23 |
| Bailey, Arnos Judson, | 7/20 |
| Bailey (C. P.) and Sons Company | 10/9 |
| Bailey, George H. | 6/23 |
| Bainter and Sloan, Real Estate Brokers, Prince Rupert, B. C. | 6/2 |
| Baker, George R. | 1/32 |
| Baldwin, Roger (see: American Civil Liberties Union) | |
| Balfour, Guthrie and Company | 8/23 |
| Balivet, Henri P. | 3A/2, 7/20, 8/23 |
| Balivet, P. | 2/15 |
| Ballard, City Attorney | 1/3 |
| Ballinger, Richard A. (see: Seattle mayor) | |
| Ballinger (R. A.), Ronald, Battle, and Tennant | 3A/27 |
| Balmaine, J. | 7/20 |
| Bancroft-Whitney Company, law book publishers, San Francisco | 1/3,1/16, 1/32, 2/15, 4/29 |
| Bank of California, Seattle | 4/9, 4/29, 6/2, 6/23, 7/20, 8/7, 9/7, 10/9 |
| Baptists, First Baptist Church | 3A/2 |
| Baptists, Tabernacle Baptist Church | 7/20 |
| Bardon, Thomas H. | 2/15 |
| Barker, Frank N. | 1/30 |
| Barnard (George D.) and Company | 1/16 |
| Barne, Joseph | 4/29 |
| Barnes (Pierre) and Company | 7/20 |
| Barr, Mrs | 1/32 |
| Bartell Drug Company, Incorporated | 3/3 |
| Bary, Joseph | 6/23 |
| Bates, (Mrs.) J.W | 1/30, 6/23 |
| Bates, M.H | 4/29 |
| Bates (Charles O.), Peer, and Peterson | 4/9 |
| Bateson (George A.) and Company | 3/28 |
| Baty, T. (see also: International Law Association) | 8/23, 10/9 |
| Bausett, Jennie Jordan | 4/29 |
| Bausman (Frederick) and Kelleher | 1/16 |
| Baxter, Chauncey L. | 4/9 |
| Bayne, Margaret W. | 4/29 |
| Beacon Hill Improvement Club | 4/29, 6/2 |
| Beals, Walter B. | 3/3, 3/22, 3/28, 3A/2, 4/29 |
| Beam, Frank | 9/7, 10/9 |
| Beaux Arts Society | 6/2 |
| Bebb, William B. | 4/29, 7/21 |
| Bebro's Mercantile Agency | 2/15 |
| Beck, Hazel | 4/29 |
| Beck, W.T | 1/32, 3/1, 3/3, 3/28, 3A/2, 4/29 |
| Beck, (Mrs.) W.W | 3A/2 |
| Becker (Arnold) and Company | 1/16 |
| Beckman, Victor H. | 3/3, 8/23 |
| Beckwith, S. R. | 4/29 |
| Bedford, Charles | 3/28 |
| Beebe, Albert H. | 3/3, 3A/2, 3A/27, 6/23 |
| Beebe, Orville E. | 7/21 |
| Beeks, William T. | 4/29 |
| Begg, George F. | 3A/2 |
| Belgium Vice Consul, Seattle | 7/21 |
| Bell, [?] | 3/28 |
| Bell, A.L | 2/15 |
| Bell, J. | 3/28 |
| Bell Shingle Company | 3A/27 |
| Bender-Moss Company, Incorporated | 8/7 |
| Benson, H.K | 8/18 |
| Bentley, M.P | 2/15 |
| Benton County Treasurer | 6/2 |
| Bergh, A. | 3/3 |
| Bergman, Harry L. | 9/7 |
| Bernard, Charles F.C | 6/2 |
| Bert, Fred W., Jr | 6/23 |
| Best (Charles S.) and Company, Seattle | 4/29, 6/2, 6/23, 7/21 |
| Bethlehem, [?] | 6/2 |
| Bickford, Nathan | 1/32 |
| Bignold, Nigel R. | 8/23 |
| Billings Club | 6/23 |
| Bissett, C.P | 6/23, 7/21 |
| Black (Alfred L.) and Black | 6/2 |
| Black, J.C | 10/26 |
| Blackwell (James E.) and Baker | 6/2, 6/23 |
| Blatchley, A.H | 4/29 |
| Blattner, F.S | 1/3 |
| Blethen, Alden J. (see: Times Printing Company, Seattle) | |
| Block, Louis | 2/15 |
| Bogardus Testing Laboratories | 6/2 |
| Boggess, Robert L. | 7/21, 9/7 |
| Bohannon, E.F | 1/32 |
| Bohlke, H.C | 9/7 |
| Boner, W.H. (see: Simpson Lumber Company) | |
| Bonney-Watson Company | 3/28 |
| Borden, D.W.L | 1/32 |
| Borzone, Frank | 6/23 |
| Boseh, M.L. Roeper | 7/21 |
| Boston Embossing and Tape Company | 1/16 |
| Bostwick, Harrison | 1/32, 10/9 |
| Bothell National Farm Loan Association | 8/23 |
| Bothwell, James (see also: Bothwell and Crockett) | 1/32, 3/28 |
| Bothwell (James) and Crockett (O.W.) Company, Incorporated (see also: Bothwell, James) | 6/2, 8/23 |
| Bothwell, William J. | 6/23 |
| Bouillon (A.U.) Club (see also: Phelps, Byron) | 4/9 |
| Bowden, Edmund | 9/7 |
| Bowden (Edmund), Gazzam and Arnold | 7/21 |
| Bowdoin College Football Association | 6/23 |
| Bowen, A.L | 4/29 |
| Bowen, B.A | 6/23 |
| Boy Scouts of America | 4/29 |
| Boy Scouts of America, Seattle Council | 4/9, 10/9 |
| Boyd, Clara W. | 1/32 |
| Boyer, Harvey K. | 9/7 |
| Boyer, Joseph A. | 1/32 |
| Boyle, Harley J. | 6/2 |
| Boynton, Charles C. | 1/32 |
| Boys' Club, San Francisco, Columbia Park | 4/9 |
| Bradford, John | 10/26 |
| Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. A. | 1/32, 2/15 |
| Brainerd, Erastus (see also: Seattle Post-Intelligencer) | 7/21, 9/7 |
| Braucher, Howard (see also: Playground Association of America) | 10/26 |
| Brents, Thomas H. | 2/15 |
| Breston and Bell | 1/3 |
| Bridges, J.B. (see also: Bridges and Bruener) | 3/3, 3/22 |
| Bridges (J.B.) and Bruener, Aberdeen | 4/9, 4/30, 6/2, 7/21 |
| Bridges, Samuel D. | 3/3 |
| Brinker (William H.) and Jones | 1/2 |
| Brinkley, Charles A. | 8/7 |
| British American Association, Washington | 9/7 |
| British American War Relief Association | 10/26 |
| British Californian | 6/23 |
| British Columbia, Assessor and Collector | 10/9 |
| British Columbia, Victoria, County Court | 1/16 |
| British Museum, Printed Books Department | 10/26 |
| British War Mission | 8/23 |
| Broderick (Henry), Incorporated, Real Estate, Seattle | 8/7 |
| Brooks, G.L | 6/2 |
| Brotherhood League Club, Seattle | 4/30, 6/2, 6/23, 8/7 |
| Brotherhood of American Yeomen, Western North Dakota | 1/2 |
| Brott (H.W.) and Copsey | 4/9 |
| Brower, H.G | 9/7 |
| Brown, Arthur C. | 6/2 |
| Brown, F.L | 1/32 |
| Brown, Frank A. (see: Breston and Bell) | |
| Brown, G.M | 3A/27 |
| Brown, L. Frank | 6/23 |
| Brown, Walter S. | 1/32 |
| Brownell, Ado M.J | 7/21 |
| Brownell, Francis H. | 1/3 |
| Bruce, Malcolm | 3A/2 |
| Bruce, Sarah C. | 3A/27, 4/30 |
| Bruce, S.M. (see: Fairchild and Bruce) | |
| Bruce, (Mrs.) W.W | 3A/2 |
| Brunton, D. W. | 10/26 |
| Bryan, J. W. | 7/21 |
| Bryan, James | 8/23 |
| Buchanon, H.D | 4/30 |
| Buddress, A.W | 1/16 |
| Buffalo Health Department | 8/18 |
| Building Employees Protective and Benevolent Association | 6/23 |
| Building Managers Association, Seattle | 4/30 |
| Building Trades Council, Seattle | 4/30, 6/23 |
| Bull Brothers, Incorporated | 4/30, 8/18 |
| Bullitt, William P. | 10/26 |
| Bunn, C.W | 3/3 |
| Burke, Thomas (see also: Burke (Thomas), Shepard and McGilvra; Chamber of Commerce, Seattle) | 3A/2, 3A/27, 4/9, 4/30, 6/2, 7/21 |
| Burke (Thomas), Shepard and McGilvra | 1/3 |
| Burlew (Fred E.) and Coyne | 1/16 |
| Burnham, Royal E. | 3A/27 |
| Burns (William J.) International Detective Agency, Incorporated | 8/7 |
| Burnside, Nellie M. | 7/21 |
| Burrington-Case Company | 7/21 |
| Burroughs Adding Machine Company | 3A/2 |
| Business Chronicle of the Pacific Northwest | 9/7, 10/26 |
| Business Property Security Company | 4/30, 6/23 |
| Bussell, C.B | 4/30 |
| Butchart, W.H | 6/23 |
| Byers, Horace G. (see: Washington University Chemistry Department) | |
| Byers, Joseph P. (see also: National Conference of Charities and Correction) | 1/32 |
| Byrne, L. R. (see: Mason County Attorney) | |
| Cabot, R. M. | 5/1 |
| Cadbury, R. | 10/27 |
| Cain, Harry P. | 10/27 |
| Calhoun, William M. (see: Calhoun (William M.) , Denny and Ewing, Incorporated) | |
| Calhoun (William M.), Denny and Ewing, Incorporated | 1/17, 1/33, 3A/3, 3A/27, 4/10, 5/1, 6/3, 6/24, 8/7 |
| California, Alameda County, Probation Office | 3A/27 |
| California, Napa County. Clerk | 1/4 |
| California, State Library | 3A/3 |
| California, University, Berkeley, Agriculture College | 10/9 |
| California, University, Berkeley, Summer Session Dean | 6/3 |
| Callvert, S.A. (see also: Washington. Public Lands Department) | 1/4 |
| Calvert, G.L | 3A/3 |
| Calvert Realty Company | 3A/27 |
| Cameron, M. | 10/9 |
| Cameron, R.J | 1/4, 1/17 |
| Camp-Te Roller Manufacturers Agency | 6/3 |
| Campbell, Edgar F. | 3/1, 3/4, 8/9 |
| Candidates' League, Seattle | 7/22 |
| Cann, (Mrs.) Samuel N. | 1/4, 1/17 |
| Carey (Charles H.) and Kerr | 3A/27, 5/1 |
| Carey, E. J. | 2/16 |
| Carlberg, Aug[ust?] | 9/8 |
| Carleton College Library | 9/8 |
| Carlson, C.J | 6/3 |
| Carnahan, J.S. (see: Carnahan and Van Hoorebeke) | |
| Carnahan (James S.) and Griffith | 3/29 |
| Carnahan (J.S.) and Van Hoorebeke | 1/33 |
| Carnegie Trust Company | 3/29 |
| Carr, Anna H. | 6/24 |
| Carr, Jas. W. (see: Peters and Carr) | |
| Carroll, H.W | 6/3 |
| Carson, R.F | 10/27 |
| Carstens, Henry (see: Carstens and Earles, Incorporated) | |
| Carstens (Henry) and Earles, Incorporated | 1/33, 3A/3 |
| Carter, A.E | 8/24 |
| Catholic Northwest Progress | 5/1 |
| Catholics, Saint James Cathedral, Seattle | 10/9 |
| Catholics, Saint John's Church, Ketchikan | 1/33, 2/16 |
| Caulkins, E. Dana | 10/9 |
| Cavanaugh's Band | 8/1 |
| Central Council of Social Agencies of Seattle | 6/3, 6/24, 7/22, 8/7 |
| Central Labor Council, Seattle | 3A/27, 7/22, 10/9 |
| Central Law Journal Company, Saint Louis | 1/33, 3/4 |
| Central National Bank of Battle Creek | 5/1 |
| Centralia Chronicle | 1/33 |
| Century History Company | 3/29 |
| Chadwick, H.A. (see: Argus) | |
| Chadwick, S.J | 2/16 |
| Chamber of Commerce, Cleveland | 4/10 |
| Chamber of Commerce, Columbus | 9/8 |
| Chamber of Commerce, Greenwood | 6/3 |
| Chamber of Commerce, Humboldt. California (see also: Wilson, Rufus R.) | 6/3, 6/24 |
| Chamber of Commerce, Portland | 10/27 |
| Chamber of Commerce, Seattle | 1/33, 2/15, 3/1, 3/4, 3/22, 3/29, 3A/3, 3A/27, 3A/28, 4/10, 5/1, 6/24, 7/22, 8/7, 8/24, 9/8, 10/9, 10/27 |
| Chamber of Commerce, Spokane | 10/27 |
| Chamberlain, G.H | 5/1 |
| Chandler, Frederic B. | 6/24 |
| Chapin, Herman | 7/22 |
| Chapman, John | 1/17 |
| Chapman, W.O. (see also: Pierce County. Superior Court) | 8/24 |
| Charities | 1/33, 2/16, 4/10 |
| Charities Endorsement Committee | 5/1 |
| Charities and The Commons (see also: Charities) | 3/22, 3/29, 3A/3, 3A/28 |
| Charities Bureau, Chicago | 1/33 |
| Charity Organization Society, Lincoln, Nebraska | 1/33 |
| Charity Organization Society, Seattle | 1/30, 1/33, 3/5, 3/29, 3A/3, 3A/28, 4/10, 5/1, 6/3, 6/24, 7/22 |
| Chehalis County Superior Court | 2/16, 3/5, 3/22, 5/1, 6/3, 6/24, 7/22, 8/7 |
| Chehalis County Vidette (see also: Weekly Vidette) | 1/33, 2/16 |
| Chelan County Sheriff | 1/4, 1/17, 3 A/28 |
| Chester's League of Nations | 9/9 |
| Chevalier (F.) Company, Incorporated | 1/17 |
| Chevalier, George F. (see: Chevalier (F.) Company, Incorporated) | |
| Chicago Municipal Reference Library | 9/9 |
| Chicago Park Commission | 5/1 |
| Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company | 3/5 |
| Chicago Daily News | 10/27 |
| Chicago Great Western Railway | 3/5 |
| Chicago, Indiana and Southern Railroad Company | 3/5 |
| Chicago, Milwaukee and Saint Paul Railway Company | 3/5, 3A/28, 5/1 |
| Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company | 3/5 |
| Chilberg, J. E. (see: Scandinavian American Bank) | |
| Chilberg Agency | 3A/4 |
| Child Conference for Research and Welfare | 3/29 |
| Child Welfare Commission, Milwaukee | 5/1 |
| Children's Aid Association | 3A/28 |
| Children's Home Society of Washington | 1/33, 2/16, 3/5, 3A/4, 3A/28, 5/1, 6/3 |
| Childs, R.W | 7/22 |
| Chinn (R.E. and E.B.) Brothers | 3/5 |
| Chisholm, William | 1/33 |
| Christian, Walter (see: Sullivan (P. C.) and Christian) | |
| Christian Endeavor Convention, Seattle,1907 | 3/5 |
| Christian Home | 3A/4 |
| [ ] | |
| Church, Ira E. | 8/24 |
| Church of the Holy Communion, New York | 3A/4 |
| Churchill, Arthur M. | 5/1 |
| Cicero, Dona E. | 1/4 |
| Cigar Makers' International Union of America, Local 188 | 5/2 |
| Citizens' Fourth of July Celebration | 5/2 |
| Citizens National Bank, Des Moines, Iowa | 1/4 |
| Citizens' National Committee for the Purpose of Bringing about the Calling of a Third International Peace Conference at the Hague | 7/22 |
| Citizens' Press Bureau, Edmonton, Alberta | 6/25 |
| City Car Line League | 5/2, 6/25 |
| Civic Forum of Seattle | 5/2 |
| Civic League, Massachusetts | 3A/4 |
| Civil Service News | 8/7 |
| Civil Service Supply Association Limited | 1/33 |
| Clallam County Sheriff | 1/18 |
| Clallam County Superior Court | 1/4, 1/18 |
| Clark, [?] | 1/18 |
| Clallam County Treasurer | 1/18 |
| Clallam County Abstract Company | 9/9 |
| Clapf, J.W | 10/27 |
| Clark, A.C. (see also: Keeley Institute) | 1/33, 5/2 |
| Clark, Charles Upson | 10/9 |
| Clark, George | 1/18 |
| Clark, Irving M. | 6/25 |
| Clark, Mott | 3A/4, 3A/28 |
| Clarke, R. W. (see: Grants Pass New Water, Light and Power Company) | |
| Clark, W. L. | 1/33, 3/5 |
| Clark, Willard W. | 5/2 |
| Claypool, Charles E. | 9/9 |
| Claypool, Dorothy R. | 1/33 |
| Clemens (W.J.) and O'Bryan | 1/18 |
| Clemons, C.H | 3/5 |
| Cleveland, (Mrs.) V. | 2/16 |
| Cleveland, V.C | 4/10 |
| Clifton, J.E | 6/25 |
| Cline Lumber Company | 6/25 |
| Clise, J. W. | 1/33 |
| Closson, C. C. | 6/3, 6/25 |
| Clough, Harry B. | 6/25 |
| Coast Printing Service, Incorporated | 6/25 |
| Coffman, N. B. (see: League to Enforce Peace, Washington) | |
| Cohran, Ellen | 1/33 |
| Colby, Bainbridge (see: United States State Department) | |
| Colcord, Samuel | 9/9, 10/10 |
| Cole, Irving T. | 6/25 |
| Coleman, Frederic Abernathy | 3/29, 7/22 |
| Coleman, J. Covington | 8/24 |
| Coleman, N. B. | 1/33, 6/3, 10/10 |
| Coleman and Fogarty | 3/29 |
| Coles, Francis | 7/22 |
| Colfax National Bank | 2/16 |
| College Inn, Incorporated | 5/2 |
| Collins, John P. | 1/18, 5/2 |
| Collis, E. G. (see: Brotherhood of American Yeomen, Western North Dakota) | |
| Collyer, Samuel | 3A/28, 6/25 |
| Colman (J.M.) Company | 7/22 |
| Colorado and Southern Railway Company | 3/5 |
| Colorado Midland Railway Company | 3/5 |
| Columbia Brewing Company | 1/4 |
| Columbus, Ohio. Department of Public Service. Municipal Reduction Plant | 6/25 |
| Coman, Ed. T. | 8/24, 10/10 |
| Commercial Club, Duwamish Valley | 6/25 |
| Commercial Club, Kirkland | 3A/4 |
| Commercial Club, Rainier Valley | 6/25 |
| Commercial Club, Renton | 6/3 |
| Commercial Club, Seattle | 3/22, 3A/4, 5/2, 6/3, 6/25, 8/7 |
| Commercial Collection Company, Minneapolis | 1/2 |
| Committee for American Private Enterprise | 10/27 |
| Committee of Forty-Eight | 9/9, 10/10 |
| Committee of Unemployed, Seattle (see: Unemployed League, Seattle; see: Powles, J. B) | |
| Commonwealth, Seattle | 1/33 |
| Commonwealth Club, Tacoma | 9/9 |
| Commonwealth Insurance Agency | 3A/4 |
| Commonwealth Title Trust Company | 3/5 |
| Company "A" Auxiliary | 8/24 |
| Concrete Pipe and Construction Company | 1/33 |
| Condray, W. F. | 5/2 |
| Consdon, George Clinton | 3/5, 3A/4, 4/10, 10/27 |
| Congregationalists, First Congregational Church, Los Angeles | 3A/28 |
| Congregationalists, First Congregational Church, San Diego | 3A/28 |
| Congregationalists, Pilgrim Congregational Church | 6/25 |
| Congregationalists, Queen Anne Congregational Church | 6/3, 6/25 |
| Connecticut, New London County Superior Court | 3/5 |
| Conner, R. L. | 1/4 |
| Connor, Thomas | 3A/4 |
| Consolidated Fuel Company | 9/9 |
| Constitutional Publications, Incorporated | 10/27 |
| Continental, Incorporated | 10/27 |
| Cooke and Byrne | 8/7 |
| Cooks' and Assistants' Local Number 33 | 6/25 |
| Cooley, George R. | 6/25 |
| Cooley and Horan | 1/4 |
| Cooney, Neil | 8/7 |
| Cooper, F. W. (see also: "The Welsh") | 1/4, 1/18 |
| Cooper, Mrs. Isaac | 1/33 |
| Co-operative Mercantile Company | 8/24 |
| Coragby, Albert M. | 3A/4 |
| Corcoran, William | 6/25 |
| Corliss, C.W | 3A/4 |
| Coryell, George | 9/9 |
| Coryell, G.K | 6/3 |
| Cosgrove, S.G., and Russell | 1/4 |
| Cotterill, George F. (see also: Seattle mayor) | 1/4 |
| Cotterill (George F.) and Whitworth | 1/33 |
| Courtney, A.A | 3/5, 6/3 |
| Covington, L. J. | 5/2 |
| Cowen, Charles | 6/25 |
| Cox, H. R. (see: Pierce County. Superintendent of Schools) | |
| Craig, J. C. | 5/2 |
| Cramer (A.H.) and Company | 3A/28 |
| Craven (A.J.) and Greene | 5/2, 6/3, 6/25 |
| Crawford, L.C | 5/2 |
| Creagh, Arthur R. (see: Creagh (Arthur R.) and Bayfield) | |
| Creagh (Arthur R.) and Bayfield | 2/16 |
| Credit Reform Association, London | 3A/4 |
| Creel, T. M. | 7/22 |
| Crist, W. E. | 4/10 |
| Crites (J.R.) and Romaine | 1/18 |
| Cross' (A. Emerson) Law Office | 5/2, 6/3 |
| Cross, J.C | 1/33, 2/16 |
| Cross-France Company | 8/7 |
| Crouch, Charles R. | 3/5 |
| Crow, Herman D. | 7/22 |
| Crumley, (Mrs.) William | 1/33 |
| Cull, James O. | 1/4, 1/18 |
| Culp, D.D | 7/22 |
| Culver Military Academy | 1/33, 2/16, 3/5, 3/22, 3/29, 3A/4, 3A/28 |
| Culver Summer Naval School | 1/33, 3A/4, 3A/28 |
| Cunningham, Patrick K. | 1/33 |
| Current Literature Publishing Company | 3/5, 3A/4, 3A/28 |
| Currie, Elizabeth | 5/2 |
| Curry, Edd | 5/2 |
| Curtis, Frank I. (see: Bruce, Sarah C.) | |
| Curtis, Henry S. (see: Playground Association of America) | |
| Curtis (Asahel) Photo Company, Seattle | 1/18 |
| Cushman, Francis W. | 3A/5 |
| Dabney, F. | 9/10 |
| Daily Bulletin (Seattle) | 9/10 |
| Daily Journal of Commerce | 10/28 |
| Daily Produce News (Seattle) | 8/25 |
| Daisy, W. | 8/25 |
| Dale, M. | 8/25 |
| Daniel, John W. | 1/19 |
| Daniels, Josephus (see: United States Navy Department) | |
| Danson and Huneke, Spokane (see also: Danson and Williams; Danson, Williams and Danson) | 1/5, 1/19 |
| Danson (R. J.) and Williams, Spokane (see also: Danson and Huneke; Danson, Williams and Danson) | 5/3 |
| Danson (R. J.), Williams and Danson, Spokane (see also: Danson and Williams; Danson and Huneke) | 6/4, 6/26 |
| Darby, W. T. | 3/30 |
| Davies, D. Thomas | 5/3 |
| Davies, David | 1/34 |
| Davies, J.W | 1/34 |
| Davies, Joseph E. | 10/28 |
| Davies, R.C | 3A/6 |
| Davis, Elmer (see: American Broadcasting Company) | |
| Davis (John) and Company, Realtors, Seattle | 2/17, 8/8, 8/25, 9/10, 10/11, 10/28 |
| Davis (John) and Struve Bond Company | 6/26 |
| Davis, Larry | 9/10 |
| Daulton, F. M. (see: Daulton Carpet Company) | |
| Daulton Carpet Company | 1/34 |
| Dawson, William Sherman | 1/34, 2/17, 3/6, 3/30, 3A/6, 4/11, 5/3, 6/26, 8/25 |
| Day, Martha A. | 5/3, 8/25, 9/10 |
| Day, W. W. | 2/17 |
| DeBeck, David | 6/26 |
| DeLong, W. W. | 5/3, 6/26 |
| De Montis, Myrtle | 8/25, 9/10 |
| DeRoy, Irvin E. | 6/26 |
| Delaney, Thomas R. (see: Seattle Police) | |
| Democratic Party National Committee | 9/10 |
| Democratic Party, Washington, Central Committee | 4/11, 6/26, 8/18 |
| Democratic Party, Washington, Democratic League | 7/23 |
| Democratic Party, Washington, Executive Committee | 9/10 |
| Democratic Party, Washington, King County, Central Committee | 8/18 |
| Democratic Party, Washington, King County, Democratic Club | 6/26 |
| Democratic Party, Wilson Progressive Campaign Committee | 8/18 |
| Denmark, Vice Consul, Seattle | 7/23 |
| Dennis, J. H. | 6/4 |
| Denny-Renton Clay and Coal Company, Seattle | 6/4, 6/26, 7/23 |
| Denver and Rio Grande Railroad System | 3/6 |
| Detroit Public Library | 9/10 |
| Detroit Fire and Marine Insurance Company | 8/25 |
| Dilling (George W.) and Company | 3A/29 |
| Dinsmore, Jay (see also: Dinsmore-Sams Company, Olympia) | 3A/6, 3A/29, 5/3 |
| Dinsmore (Jay) - Sams Company, Olympia | 6/4 |
| Dodds, E. G. | 5/3 |
| Dodds, Olivia B. | 9/10 |
| Doi, Tomozo | 9/10 |
| Dolph, Mallory, Simon and Gearin | 3/6 |
| Dominy (H. E.) and Company | 8/8 |
| Donworth, George | 9/10 |
| Dorffel (George) and Lewis | 1/34 |
| Dorr (Charles W.) and Hadley, Seattle | 6/4, 6/26 |
| Douglas, [?] | 1/34 |
| Douglas (Charles A.), Leckie and Thompson | 3/6 |
| Douglas, Edwin S. | 6/4, 6/26 |
| Douglas, J. F. (see also: Douglas (J. F.) and) Douglas (James H.); Douglas, Lane, and Douglas | 2/17, 6/26 |
| Douglas (J. F.) and Douglas (James H.) (see also: Douglas, Lane, and Douglas) | 1/34 |
| Douglas (J. F.), Lane and Douglas (James H.) (see also: Douglas, J. F.; Douglas and Douglas) | 3/6, 3/30, 3A/6, 6/4 |
| Douglas, Mrs | 2/17 |
| Douglas, R. W. | 9/10 |
| Douglas County Superior Court | 2/17 |
| Douglass (Benjamin, Jr.) and Minton | 1/5 |
| Douglass Light Company | 3A/29 |
| Dow, Lorenzo | 6/4 |
| Downer, Frank | 7/23 |
| Doyle, C. W. | 10/11 |
| Doyle, E. M. | 1/2 |
| Doyle, John W. | 1/19 |
| Dresbach, Arthur C. | 3A/6, 3A/29 |
| Driggers, G. H. | 2/17 |
| Duff, E.E | 6/27 |
| Duluth Board of Public Welfare | 6/27 |
| Dun (R. G.) and Company | 1/5, 1/19 |
| Dunbar, A. O. | 6/27 |
| Dunbar, O. L. | 6/4 |
| Dunning, Louise M. | 6/4 |
| Durkin, Margaret E. | 4/11 |
| Durland Trust Company | 6/27 |
| Dye, Harry W. | 3/6, 3A/6, 4/11, 6/4, 7/23 |
| Dysart (George) and Ellsbury, Centralia | 3/6, 3A/6, 3A/29 |
| Eardley, B. A. (see: Pacific Improvement Company's Water Works) | |
| Easterday, Joseph Holt | 1/19 |
| Eastern Manufacturers' Agents and Brokers | 3/6 |
| Eastman, David P. | 6/4 |
| Eaton, C. E. | 6/4 |
| Eaton, W. L. | 8/25 |
| Edgewood Cedar Shingle Company, Port Angeles | 1/5 |
| Edwards, Arthur and Lucy | 9/11 |
| Edwards, Lucy | 9/11 |
| Edwards, Stuart A. | 9/11 |
| Egerer, J. B. | 3/6 |
| Ehrenfeld, R. A. | 8/8 |
| Eilers Music House | 5/4 |
| Eisner, Milton S. | 1/19 |
| Elder, C. S. | 7/23 |
| Electrical Workers, International Brotherhood of Stone Webster Strike Committee | 6/27 |
| Elliott (John J.) Company | 10/12 |
| Elliott, M. R. | 1/35 |
| Elliott, T. C. | 8/18 |
| Ellis, Everett C | 5/4 |
| Ellis (Overton G.) and Fletcher, Tacoma | 1/19 |
| Ellsworth, E. E. | 6/27 |
| Elmeryreen, O. G. | 5/4 |
| Elmendorf (Frederic E.) and Elmendorf | 4/11 |
| Elwell, Will T. | 6/27 |
| Embree, Benton | 2/17, 6/27, 8/18, 9/11 |
| Emerson, [?] | 5/4 |
| Emerson, George H. (see: Northwestern Lumber Company, Hoquiam; Wishkah Boom Company) | |
| Emerson, W. H. (see also: Hubbard (O. P.), Beeman and Hume, Nome) | 1/19 |
| Empire State Surety Company | 3/30 |
| Enslow, Charles A. | 6/27 |
| Episcopalians, Saint Mark's Cathedral, Seattle | 3A/6, 6/16, 6/27 |
| Epworth Leagues, 8th International Convention, Seattle, 1909 | 3/30 |
| Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States | 6/27 |
| Erby, F. W. | 6/27 |
| Erickson (Oliver T.) -Wyman Company | 3/30, 5/4 |
| Erskine (R.C.) and Company | 4/11, 5/4, 6/4, 6/27, 8/8 |
| Ernst, A.B | 4/11 |
| Ernst Hardware and Plumbing Company, Incorporated, heating and ventilating engineers, Seattle | 3A/6 |
| Esary, Mabel D. | 3/30, 3A/6, 5/4, 6/4, 8/8, 8/25, 9/11, 10/12 |
| Esary (T.A.) and Son | 1/35 |
| Eunson, Andrew (see: Honeyman and McBride) | |
| Evans, Frederic F. | 7/23 |
| Evans, J. | 1/35 |
| Evans, R. | 1/35 |
| Everest, Ralph L. | 6/27 |
| Everett, Attorney | 5/4 |
| Ewing, Henry Clark | 3/30 |
| Exchange National Bank of Spokane | 8/25 |
| Eyman and Company Public Securities | 6/4 |
| Ezra, (Mrs.) | 9/11 |
| Fagan, Charles | 8/26, 9/12, 10/13 |
| Fairbanks, Morse and Company | 3/7 |
| Fairchild (H.A.) and Bruce | 3/7 |
| Fairhaven, Bank of | 1/6 |
| Falconer, Jacob Alexander | 5/5 |
| Falconi, M. | 1/20 |
| Fales (J.W.) and Company | 1/20 |
| Farmell, M.L | 1/36 |
| Farmer, A.W | 6/28 |
| Farmers' Grain Association, Benedict, Nebraska | 8/9, 8/26, 9/12, 10/13 |
| Farmers State Bank, Polk, Nebraska | 9/12, 10/13 |
| Farrell (Charles H.), Kane and Stratton | 5/5 |
| Farrer, Charles M. | 6/28 |
| Father and Son Week, Seattle, Executive Committee (1919) | 9/12 |
| Faust, G.W | 2/18 |
| Fawley, E.W | 9/12 |
| Federated Improvement Club of the 14th Ward, Seattle | 6/28 |
| Federation of Women's Clubs, Seattle | 2/18, 3/7, 5/5 |
| Felger, W.W | 3A/7 |
| Fellener, J.N | 2/18 |
| Fellows, Charles | 10/13 |
| Felt, Eva E. | 10/13 |
| Ferguson, H.B | 6/28 |
| Ferguson, Homer | 10/29 |
| Ferguson, James | 8/9 |
| Ferry, Pierre P. | 3A/7 |
| Ferry (W. Mont.[sic]) -Baker Lumber Company | 1/20 |
| Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland, Whalley (John A.) and Company, General Agents, Seattle | 1/20 |
| Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company | 1/36, 3A/7, 4/12, 6/28, 8/26 |
| Fielde, Adele M. | 6/5, 6/28, 7/24 |
| Fillio, U.H | 6/28 |
| Fink, Edward | 1/36 |
| Finley (J.M.) Advertising | 9/12 |
| First Evangelistic Regiment of Washington, Seattle | 4/12, 5/5, 6/28, 7/24 |
| First National Bank, Council Bluffs, Iowa | 1/6 |
| First National Bank, Grants Pass, Oregon | 6/28 |
| First National Bank, Hoquiam | 2/18 |
| First National Bank, York, Nebraska | 4/12 |
| First National Bank of Southern Oregon | 3/7 |
| Fisher, Linnie I. | 9/12 |
| Fitzgerald, C.B | 5/5 |
| Flack, M.E | 10/13 |
| Flagg (A.E.) and Bennett | 6/28 |
| Fleet, A.F. (see: Culver Military Academy) | |
| Fleet, R.H | 7/24 |
| Fleet Reception Committee, Seattle | 9/12 |
| Fleischner, Mayer and Company dry goods, Portland | 1/20 |
| Fletcher, Donald | 3A/30 |
| Fletcher, E. F. | 6/28 |
| Fletcher, John D. (see: Ellis (Overton G.) and Fletcher) | |
| Flewelling, A.L., land and timber, Seattle | 3/7 |
| Flint, Frank P. | 5/5 |
| Folsom, Hinman D. | 3/7 |
| Forbes, Burt J. | 1/6 |
| Forbes, F. L. | 7/24 |
| Ford Motor Company | 6/28 |
| Forester (Ed W.) and Company | 3/7 |
| Fortiner, Walter S. | 1/36 |
| Foss, J. E. | 5/5 |
| Foster, Addison G. | 1/36, 2/18 |
| Foster, Howard E. | 1/6, 5/5 |
| Foster, Walter F. | 6/5 |
| Foster and Kleiser Company | 10/13 |
| Fowler, C.E. (see also: Seattle. Park Board) | 6/28 |
| Fowler, H.D | 10/13 |
| Fox, E.H | 2/18 |
| Fox Mining Company | 1/36, 2/18, 3/23 |
| France, C.J. (see also: France and Helsell) (see also: American Civil Liberties) Union | 3A/30, 8/9 |
| France (C.J.) and Helsell | 6/5, 6/28, 7/24 |
| France, Consulate, Seattle | 7/24 |
| Frank (Nathan H.) and Mansfield | 1/36, 3A/7 |
| Franklin, U.S | 1/36 |
| Fraser, A.E | 7/24 |
| Frater, A.W | 6/5 |
| Frater, Archibald B. (see also: American Bar Association, Washington; Boy Scouts) | 4/12 |
| Fraternal Aid Association, Seattle Council Number 116 | 6/28 |
| Frazier, Minnie B. | 5/5 |
| Frazier, S.R | 5/5 |
| Frederick and Nelson, Seattle | 8/26 |
| Fredlender, C.M | 9/12 |
| Freeman, Bertha | 6/28 |
| Freeman, Miller | 5/5 |
| Fremont State Bank | 3A/30, 6/28 |
| French, Leslie E. | 8/26 |
| Frent, W.W | 9/12 |
| Freser, R. | 3A/30 |
| Friend, J.E | 10/13 |
| Frisk, Louis | 9/12 |
| Frunk, E.P | 9/12 |
| Frye and Company, beef and pork packers, Seattle | 6/5 |
| Fuller, Fred H. | 1/36 |
| Fuller Publishing Company | 6/28 |
| Fuller's Press Clipping Bureau | 6/28 |
| Fullerton, James | 6/5 |
| Fulton Commission Company | 10/13 |
| Fulton, C.W. and G.C | 6/5 |
| Funk, Frank H. | 9/12 |
| Funk, George H. | 6/5 |
| Gaines, William A. | 8/26 |
| Galbraith (James E.), Bacon and Company | 3/7, 8/26 |
| Gallinger, Robert O. | 7/24, 8/9 |
| Gantenbein (C.U.) and Veazie | 2/18 |
| Gardner, Agnes | 8/9 |
| Garelulk, Agnes | 3A/7 |
| Garesche, Mimi H. | 5/6 |
| Garrecht (Francis A.) and Dunphy | 1/6 |
| Garretson (Ellis Lewis) and Masterson | 5/6 |
| Garvey, J.C | 5/6, 7/1 |
| Gateway Printing Company | 5/6 |
| Gauabrant, Alice M. | 3/30 |
| Gay, H.S | 1/6, 1/20 |
| Gay, Wilson R. | 3A/7 |
| Geere, William | 3/7, 3/30, 3A/7, 4/12, 5/6, 7/1 |
| General Fire Prevention Bureau, Seattle | 7/24 |
| Gerard (E.E.) - Fillio Company, Incorporated (see: Fillio, U. H.) | |
| German Publication Society | 7/1 |
| German Savings and Loan Society | 5/6, 6/6, 7/1 |
| Germany, Consulate, Seattle | 7/24 |
| Gilbert, C.F | 2/18, 4/12, 8/9 |
| Gilbert, Edward A. | 9/13 |
| Gilbert, Ella M. | 3/30, 4/12, 5/6, 7/1, 8/26, 9/13 |
| Gilchrist, [?] | 7/1 |
| Gilkey (Norman) and Honeywell (see: Centralia Chronicle) | |
| Gill (Hiram C.), Hoyt and Frye | 1/20 |
| Gillett, E.F | 1/37, 2/18 |
| Gilman, D.H | 5/6 |
| Goble, Arthur E. | 3/30 |
| Goble, Harry | 3/30 |
| Godfrey, J.R. (see: Commercial Collection Company. Minneapolis) | |
| Godmon (M.M.) and Embree | 3A/30 |
| Goethe, C.M | 8/26 |
| Goldstone Brothers | 1/6 |
| Goodwin, L.M | 8/26, 9/13 |
| Goodwin Real Estate Company, Incorporated | 5/6 |
| Gorham, William H. | 3/7 |
| Gorham and Sutthoff Company (see also: Lutke Manufacturing Company) | 2/18 |
| Gose (M.F.) and Kuykendall | 1/37, 2/18 |
| Gough (W. Bennett) and Best | 3A/30, 4/12 |
| Gould and Champney | 5/6 |
| Grady, W.D | 1/6 |
| Graham, John (see also: Graham and Myers) | 2/18, 5/6, 6/6 |
| Graham (John) and Myers (see also: Graham, John) | 3/7, 3A/7 |
| Graham (Robert F.) and Lowrie | 3A/7 |
| Grand Union Tea Company | 10/13 |
| Grangers' Supply House | 10/13 |
| Grant County, Auditor | 10/13 |
| Grant County, Treasurer | 9/13 |
| Grant County Title Abstract Company | 10/13, 10/29 |
| Grants Pass New Water, Light and Power Company | 1/20 |
| Graves (Carroll B.) and Murphy | 3/30 |
| Gray, L.H. (see: Brotherhood League Club, Seattle) | |
| Gray (L.H.) and Company | 2/19 |
| Grays Harbor, Treasurer | 6/6 |
| Grays Harbor Abstract Company | 6/6 |
| Grays Harbor Commercial Company | 1/38, 2/18, 3/1, 3/8, 3/23, 3/30, 3A/8, 3A/30, 4/12, 5/6, 6/6, 7/1, 7/24, 8/9 |
| Grays Harbor County, Treasurer | 9/13 |
| Gray's Harbor Lumber Company | 3/8 |
| Grays Harbor Tug Boat Company | 3A/8, 3A/30 |
| Great Britain, Board of Agriculture and Fisheries | 9/13, 10/13 |
| Great Britain, Consulate, Seattle | 4/12 |
| Great Northern Railway Company, Saint Paul | 3/8, 3A/8, 5/6 |
| Green (Judge) | 8/9 |
| Green, Harry B. | 6/6 |
| Green, Lester | 8/26 |
| Green, Thomas | 3/30, 3A/8, 3A/30 |
| Greene, Elizabeth | 9/13 |
| Greene, George E. | 3/8, 3A/8, 7/2, 7/24 |
| Greene, Herbert | 10/29 |
| Greene, Roger S. (see also: Griffiths (Austin E.) for Mayor Club) | 1/37, 3/8, 3A/30, 4/12, 5/6, 6/6, 8/26, 9/13 |
| Greene, William A. | 5/6, 7/2 |
| Gregory, Ira O. | 7/2, 8/9, 10/13 |
| Gregory, Jos. W. | 10/29 |
| Grew, Joseph (see: United States, State Department) | |
| Griffin, C. E. (see: Tacoma, Police Court) | |
| Griffin (E.M.) and Company | 1/20 |
| Griffith, Frank S. | 6/6 |
| Griffith, Franklin T. | 10/29 |
| Griffith, Horace Farnham | 5/6 |
| Griffiths, Austin E., Junior | 9/14 |
| Griffiths (Austin E.) Campaign Committee | 7/24 |
| Griffiths (Austin E.) for Mayor Club | 4/12 |
| Griffiths, Burke | 5/6, 6/6, 7/2, 8/9, 8/27, 10/13 |
| Griffiths, Ella | 2/16, 3/8, 7/24, 8/27, 9/14 |
| Griffiths, R. | 10/13 |
| Griffiths, Samuel | 1/38 |
| Griffiths, Theodore | 8/27 |
| Griffiths, Thomas | 7/24, 8/9, 9/14, 10/13 |
| Griffiths, Thomas E. and Alice | 2/16, 7/24, 8/9, 8/27, 9/14 |
| Griffiths, Veronica | 9/14 |
| Grinsfelder (W.S.) Company | 1/6 |
| Grote-Rankin Company | 5/6 |
| Groundwater, Frank | 1/38 |
| Guaranty Abstract and Title Company | 3A/8 |
| Guardians of Liberty, Pacific States, Seattle Court Number 7 | 7/24 |
| Gue, George A. | 8/27 |
| Guil, E.H | 9/14 |
| Guiterman Brothers | 5/6 |
| Gulick, Walter Vose (see also: Playground Association of America) | 3A/30 |
| Haas, A.F | 5/7 |
| Habecker, John J. | 2/20 |
| Hadley, Hiram E. | 8/28 |
| Hadley, Lindley H. | 8/23 |
| Hadley (Lin. H.), Hadley and Abbott | 3B/1 |
| Hagman, Reuben J. | 4/1 |
| Haight, James A. | 6/7, 8/28 |
| Haight (James A.) Club (see: Haight, James A.) | |
| Hall, John F. | 7/3, 7/25 |
| Hamblet, Joseph | 10/30 |
| Hamilton, Henrietta | 3A/9 |
| Hamilton and Hamilton | 4/1 |
| Hamilton and McNeill | 8/28 |
| Hamlin, P.D | 7/3 |
| Hammer, Lee | 3B/1 |
| Hanford, Cornelius Holgate | 3A/9 |
| Hanford, H. Day (see: Seattle Electric Company) | |
| Hansen, George N. | 10/14 |
| Hanson, N.G | 7/25, 8/10 |
| Hanson, Ole | 4/1 |
| Hapgoods, Incorporated | 2/1 |
| Hardman, Morris | 2/20 |
| Harmon, William E. | 5/7 |
| Harper's Magazine | 10/30 |
| Harris, Frank W. | 7/3, 10/30 |
| Harris (Robert W.), Bull Hannington and Mason | 6/7, 7/3, 8/10 |
| Harris, Wm. H. | 1/30, 2/20, 16/7 |
| Harrison (M.C.) and Company | 1/21 |
| Harrison, W.A | 7/3 |
| Harrison, W.H | ½, 1/7 |
| Hart, B.F | 7/3 |
| Hart, Joseph K. (see: Washington, University) | |
| Hart, Louis F. (see: Washington, Governor) | |
| Hartge, Charles H. | 9/15 |
| Hartman, John P. | 3/9, 3/24, 3A/9, 3B/1, 4/13, 5/7, 6/7, 7/3, 8/28 |
| Hartz, (Mrs.) B.H | 6/7 |
| Harvard University, Law School | 10/30 |
| Harvard University, Municipal Government Research Bureau (see also: School for Social Workers, Boston) | 7/3 |
| Hastings (H.H.A.) and Stedman | 6/7, 8/28 |
| Hatch, George C. | 1/7, 1/21 |
| Hawthorne, J.M | 5/7, 7/3, 8/28, 9/15 |
| Hayden (Elmer M.) and Langhorne | 3A/9, 3B/1, 6/7 |
| Hayden, William H. | 3B/1 |
| Hayes (H.A.) and Hayes | 2/1 |
| Hayes, J.M | 2/20 |
| Hays, Will H. (see: Republican Party, National Committee) | |
| Hayter, Richard | 5/7 |
| Hayward, Mrs | 6/7 |
| Heath, Sidney Moor | 2/1, 2/20, 4/13, 7/25 |
| Hedbloom, A.B | 10/14 |
| Heislop, Robert | 2/20 |
| Hemmeon, J.A.M | 7/3 |
| Hendron, Carroll | 1/21, 5/7, 7/25 |
| Hengst, Theodore D. | 5/7 |
| Herr, Bayley, Wilson and Smith | 5/7 |
| Herrick, Samuel | 8/10 |
| Hesketh, Robert (see also: Seattle, City Council; Seattle, Mayor) | 5/7, 6/7, 7/3, 7/25 |
| Hewen, H.W.B | 2/1 |
| Hickerson, J.B | 5/7 |
| Higano, H. | 10/30 |
| Higday, [?] | 6/7 |
| Hill, Alfred G. | 3A/9 |
| Hill, G.A | 7/3 |
| Hill, Mary A. | 3B/1 |
| Hiram House, Cleveland | 10/14 |
| Hirth (Frank J.) and Blackwood | A/13 |
| Hitchcock and Armstrong | 3A/9 |
| Hobart, R.W | 2/1 |
| Hodgdon, C.W | 2/1, 2/20, 6/7 |
| Hodge, Edward B. (see: Presbyterians, Board of Education, United States) | |
| Hodge, Robert T. | 7/25 |
| Hoffman, J.M | 1/7 |
| Hogan, John C. | 2/20, 3/9 |
| Hogan (John) and Adams | 3B/1 |
| Hoiby, L.K | 6/7 |
| Holloway, A.B | 7/25 |
| Holmes, William E. | 7/3 |
| Holmes Plumbing Company, Incorporated | 6/7 |
| Holt, H.A | 8/28 |
| Holt, N.A | 9/15, 10/14 |
| Home Telephone and Telegraph Company, Portland | 6/7 |
| Honeymoon and McBride | 2/1 |
| Hood Canal Association | 7/3 |
| Hoover, E.M | 5/7 |
| Hoover, Herbert | 10/30 |
| Hoover, J.E | 3A/9, 3B/1, 8/10 |
| Hoover, J. Edgar (see: United States, Federal Bureau of Investigation) | |
| Hoquiam Lumber and Shingle Company (see also: Lytle, R.F.; Lytle Logging and Mercantile Company) | 2/1, 2/20 |
| Horseless Age | 2/20 |
| Horsfall, Frank L. | 5/7 |
| Horton (Dexter) and Company, Seattle | 2/20, 3/9, 3A/9 |
| Horton (Dexter) National Bank | 7/3, 8/28 |
| Horton (Dexter) Trust and Savings Bank | 6/7 |
| Hotel Saint Francis | 3A/9 |
| Houston, Andrew and Mrs. (see also: Farmers Grain Association) | 6/7, 8/28, 9/15, 10/14, 10/30 |
| Houston, J.D | 2/1, 3B/1, 8/10, 8/28, 10/14 |
| Houston, Lottie M. | 10/14 |
| Howard, A.E | 3A/9 |
| Howard, (Mr. and Mrs.) Y.S | 8/10 |
| Howard, (Mrs.) M.J | 5/7 |
| Howe, Louis M. (see: United States, President) | |
| Howie, John | 1/7, 1/21 |
| Hubbard (O.P.), Beeman, and Hume, Nome | 1/7 |
| Huggins, N.W | 4/13, 6/8 |
| Huggins (N.W.) and Maxwell | 3B/1 |
| Hughes (E.C.), McMicken, Dovell and Ramsay | 3B/1 |
| Hughes, Gertrude | 9/15 |
| Hulbert, Dwight | 6/8 |
| Hulbert, Robert A. | 1/21 |
| Hulbert, W.M | 7/3 |
| Hull, [?] | /3 |
| Humboldt (California) Promotion and Development Committee (see: Chamber of Commerce, Humboldt) | |
| Hume (W.T.) and Beeman (see: Hubbard (O.P.), Beeman and Hume) | |
| Humphrey, John | 6/8 |
| Humphrey, William E. | 3A/9 |
| Humphrey (William E.) Congressional Club | 4/13 |
| Humphries, John E. | 2/21 |
| Huneke, William A. | 10/30 |
| Hunsicker, Mrs | 4/13 |
| Hunt, Thomas Francis | 10/14 |
| Huston (R.J.) - Walters Land Company, Incorporated | 4/1 |
| Hutcheson, Austin E. | 7/25, 10/14 |
| Hutcheson, J.A | 2/1, 2/21, 3/9, 3A/10, 3B/1, 5/7, 6/8, 7/3, 8/28, 10/14 |
| Hutcheson, Sena G. | 10/14 |
| Hutchinson (W.B.) Company | 6/8 |
| Hutton, H.W | 3A/10, 4/1 |
| Hyde, Arthur P.S | 8/28 |
| Ickes, Harold L. (see also: Republican Party, National Committee; U. S. Interior Department, Secretary) | 9/15, 10/14, 10/30 |
| Iler, A.C | 1/21 |
| Illinois, Bureau County, Circuit Court | 3/8 |
| Illinois, State Department | 6/8 |
| Improved Order of Red Men, Mohawk Tribe Number | 90, 7/25 |
| Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad Company | 3/9 |
| Ingraham, E.S | 3A/10 |
| Instantaneous Alarm Company | 5/7, 7/3 |
| Interbay Improvement Club | 5/7 |
| Inter-Denominational Union Evangelistic Meetings, Executive Campaign Committee | 2/21 |
| The Interior | 2/1, 3A/10 |
| International Correspondence Schools | 3B/1 |
| International Law Association (see also: Baty, T.) | 2/1, 3/9, 4/1, 4/13, 5/7, 6/8, 7/3, 7/25, 8/10, 8/19, 8/29, 9/15, 10/14, 10/30 |
| International Mercantile Marine Lines | 7/25 |
| Interurban Railway Advertising Company | 7/3 |
| Iron Trail | 3/10 |
| Irwin, Mason | 3/9, 7/25 |
| Island County, Auditor | 2/21, 3B/1 |
| Island County, Clerk | 3B/1, 4/1 |
| Iverson, Peter | 8/19, 9/15 |
| Jackson, Frank C. | 9/16 |
| Jackson Realty and Loan Company | 4/14 |
| Jacobs, Joseph R. | 7/4, 8/19 |
| James, S.D | 1/8 |
| Jamieson, Pete (see: Seattle Bar) | |
| Japanese-American Courier | 10/31 |
| Jellett (J.H.) and Meyerstein | 1/8, 1/22 |
| Jenkins, Thomas (see: Catholics, Saint John's Church) | |
| Jews, Temple de Hirsch, Seattle | 3A/22 |
| Jobes, C.L. (see: American National Bank, Kansas City, Missouri) | |
| John, [W.?] G. | 7/4 |
| Johnsen, Olaf | 1/8 |
| Johnson, Albert | 8/30 |
| Johnson, C.P | 2/22 |
| Johnson, E. Ben | 8/30 |
| Johnson (A.L.) and Company | 6/9 |
| Johnson and Prince | 5/8 |
| Johnston (D.S.) and Company | 1/22 |
| Johnston, Lee | 8/30, 9/16 |
| Johnston, Robert | 7/4 |
| Jones, Charlotte F. | 5/8, 6/9 |
| Jones, (Mrs.) J.A | 3A/11 |
| Jones, J.C | 4/14 |
| Jones, J. Will | 7/4 |
| Jones, Richard Saxe (see: Brinker (William H.) and Jones (Richard Saxe); League to Enforce Peace, Washington) | 9/16 |
| Jones, R.V. (see: Pacific Coast Machinery Company) | |
| Jones, R.W.W | 3A/11 |
| Jones, W. Meakin | 9/16 |
| Jones, Wesley L. | 3A/11, 8/30, 9/16 |
| Jordan, J. Eugene | 10/15 |
| Judson, Katharine B. | 3B/2 |
| Jurey, John S. | 5/8 |
| Justice, J. R. (see: Griffiths (Austin E.) Campaign Committee; Justice Stationery Company) | |
| Justice Stationery Company | 5/8, 6/9 |
| Justice-to-the-Mountain Committee, Tacoma (see: Thompson, Walter J.) | |
| Kalispell Lumber Company | 3A/11 |
| Kane, Thomas (see: Washington. University, President) | |
| Kangur, Hans | 10/15 |
| Kansas City, Missouri, Mayor | 5/8 |
| Kansas City, Missouri, Public Welfare Bureau | 8/11 |
| Kaske, H.F., Lumber Company | 1/8 |
| Kasson, L.J | 5/8, 6/9 |
| Keckonen, Victor | 5/8 |
| Keefe, James H. | 7/25, 8/19, 8/30, 9/16, 10/15 |
| Keeley Institute | 1/22 |
| Keen Brothers | 3A/11 |
| Keeran, John A. | 3A/11 |
| Kelleher, John R. | 7/4 |
| Keller, J.H | 2/22 |
| Keller, W.K | 7/4 |
| Keller and Indiana Consolidated Smelting Company | 3A/11, 3B/2 |
| Kelley, Philip F. (see: Kelley (P.F.) - Clarke Company) | |
| Kelley (P.F.) - Clarke Company | 1/22 |
| Kellogg, Arthur P. (see: Survey) | |
| Kellogg, J.Y.C | 7/4, 8/11, 8/30 |
| Kellogg, Timothy | 6/9 |
| Kemp, Fred (see also: Ludington and Kemp) | 6/9, 7/4 |
| Kenburthson, E.Y | 6/9 |
| Kennan, H.L. (see: Spokane County, Superior Court) | |
| Kennedy, J.T | 7/26 |
| Kenney (Samuel and Jessie) Home | 4/1, 5/8, 6/9 |
| Kerny [?], A.S | 4/14 |
| Kenyon (George C.) and Son | 3A/11, 7/26 |
| Kerr (Jus. A.) and McCord | 1/8, 5/8, 10/15 |
| Kerry, A.S. (see: Kerry Mill Company) | |
| Kerry Mill Company | 2/2, 3/10 |
| Keystone Men's Club | 8/11 |
| Kimball, (Mrs.) G. Hyde | 1/8 |
| King, Albert E. | 3/10 |
| King, Alice E. (see also: King, George E.) | 1/8 |
| King, George E. (see also: King, Alice E.) | 1/8, 1/22 |
| King, Gertrude E. | 4/14 |
| King, Henry B. | 4/14, 5/8, 6/9, 7/4 |
| King County, Auditor | 7/4 |
| King County, Clerk | 8/11 |
| King County, Commissioners, Board of | 8/30 |
| King County, Game Warden | 5/8 |
| King County, Right of Way Agent | 8/30 |
| King County, Sheriff | 1/8, 1/22 |
| King County, Treasurer | 2/22, 3/10, 4/1 |
| King County Bolo Club | 5/8 |
| King County Fair Association | 6/9 |
| King County Humane Society | 6/9, 7/4 |
| King County Progressive League (see also: France, C.J.) | |
| King County Progressive Republican League | 5/8 |
| Kinnear, (G.) Company | 10/31 |
| Kirk, Mary A. | 1/22 |
| Kirk, Peter | 1/9 |
| Kirkland, Mayor | 6/9 |
| Kirkland State Bank | 10/15 |
| Kirschberg, Julius J. (see: Kirschberg, M.E., and Company) | |
| Kirschberg, M.E., and Company | 1/9, 1/22 |
| Kirstein, F. | 1/9 |
| Kitsap County, Auditor | 10/15 |
| Kitsap County, Sheriff | 1/22 |
| Kitsap County, Superior Court | 1/22, 3/10, 3B/1, 4/1 |
| Kittitas Land Company, Incorporated | 6/9 |
| Klaus, Charles B. | 6/9 |
| Klenk, John | 7/4 |
| Klenk, Mary C | 7/4, 7/26, 8/11, 8/30, 9/16, 10/15 |
| Knickerbocker Hotel | 5/8 |
| Knox, Frank (see: Chicago Daily News) | |
| Knox, W.O | 7/26 |
| Koch, Samuel (see: Jews, Temple de Hirsch) | |
| Kohn, Leo | 6/9, 7/26 |
| Koll, James P. | 3A/11 |
| Kolner, D. | 4/14 |
| Kraber, G.L. (see: Pacific Commercial Bureau) | |
| Kreglinger, George | 6/9 |
| Kroenert (A.J.) Brothers | 1/9, 2/2 |
| Kuroiwa, Manji | 10/31 |
| Kurtz, Louise L. | 3B/2 |
| LaGrave, C.A | 8/31, 9/17 |
| Ladd, Mary A. | 2/23 |
| Lake Washington Telephone Company | 8/31 |
| Lamb, Frank H. (see: Lamb (Frank H.) Timber Company) | |
| Lamb (Frank H.) Timber Company | 2/3 |
| Lamb, John | 4/15 |
| Lambuth, B.L | 7/27 |
| Lamont, Thomas | 10/32 |
| Landes, H.M | 9/17 |
| Landes, Henry (see: Washington, University) | |
| Landin, Edward G. (see: Methodists, Fremont Southwest Methodist Episcopal Church) | |
| Landon, Daniel | 5/9, 9/17 |
| Lang, W.H | 2/3 |
| Langlie, Arthur B. (see: Washington, Governor) | |
| Larsen, Lorin | 7/5, 7/27 |
| Larson, C.A | 10/16 |
| Larson [?], W.W | 7/27 |
| Larson Lumber Company | 3/11 |
| Latimer, N H. (see: Horton (Dexter) National Bank) | |
| Laurence, J.E | 2/23 |
| Lawler, James T. | 7/5 |
| Lawrence Survey | 5/9 |
| Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Company | 1/10, 2/3, 2/23, 3/11, 3/12, 3B/3, 4/15 |
| Laxton, Elizabeth | 1/23 |
| League of Kansas Municipalities | 8/31 |
| League of Nations Association | 10/32 |
| League of Nations Union | 9/17 |
| League of Pacific Northwest Municipalities | 6/10, 7/5, 7/27 |
| League of Washington Municipalities | 6/10, 7/5, 7/27 |
| League to Enforce Peace | 8/31, 9/17, 10/16 |
| League to Enforce Peace, Los Angeles County | 9/17 |
| League to Enforce Peace, Washington | 9/18, 9/19, 9/20, 8/18 |
| Lee, Clint W. | 6/10 |
| Lee, James (see: Lee's Pharmacy) | 7/5 |
| Lee, John A. (see: New Westminster, B.C. Mayor) | |
| Lee, Joseph | 3A/12, 3B/3, 4/2, 4/15, 5/9 |
| Lee's Pharmacy | 1/23 |
| Leonard, Adna Wright (see: Methodists, First Methodist Episcopal Church) | |
| Levy, J.W | 7/27 |
| Levy, Lewis | 1/23 |
| Lewis County, Superior Court | 3B/3 |
| Lewis County Abstract Company | 3/11 |
| Lewis, Edna | 9/20, 10/16 |
| Lewis (E.H.) Lumber Company | 3/11 |
| Lewis (F.S.) , M.D | 1/23 |
| Lewis, James Hamiton | 2/3, 2/23, 9/20 |
| Lewis, L.D | 9/20 |
| Lewis and Wiley, Incorporated | 3B/3, 6/10 |
| Lewis, Pacific, Wahkiakum Counties, Superior Court | 2/23 |
| Library Association, Portland | 8/12 |
| Lichtenberg, Benjamin (see: Adler (Jacob) and Company) | |
| Lichtenberg, J.L | 1/2, 1/23 |
| Lichtenberg, L.G.W | 1/10 |
| Life | 10/32 |
| Lighthouse for the Blind, Incorporated | 8/31 |
| Lincoln Brothers | 5/9 |
| Lincoln University Endowment Association | 5/9 |
| Lindsey, Benjamin B. | 2/23, 7/5 |
| Lippy, Thomas S. (see also: Men and Religion Forward Movement, YMCA) | 5/9 |
| Liscom, C. | 10/32 |
| Lister, Ernest (see also: Washington, Governor) | 6/10 |
| Littell (C.E.) Company | 3A/12 |
| Little, James R. | 7/27 |
| Liverpool, Mersey Docks and Harbour Board | 5/9 |
| Lofton, Adolf | 8/12 |
| London Assurance Corporation | 2/3 |
| Long, William G. | 10/32 |
| Longfellow Improvement Club | 2/3 |
| Lord, Albert B. | 5/9, 7/5, 8/31 |
| Los Angeles, Mayor | 5/9 |
| Los Angeles, Playground Department | 3B/3, 4/15 |
| Los Angeles, Police Department | 7/5 |
| Love, James G. | 5/9 |
| Lowman and Hanford Company | 8/12 |
| Lowry, Anna Douglas | 10/16 |
| Lowrey, Dale Douglas | 4/2 |
| Lowrie, William B. | 4/2 |
| Lowry Investment Company | 8/12 |
| Lowry, R.G. (see: Nicholasville High School, Kentucky) | |
| Ludington (R.S.) and Kemp | 3B/3, 4/2, 4/15, 5/9, 6/10, |
| Lull, Herbert G. (see: Washington, University) | |
| Lumber Manufacturers' Agency | 3/11 |
| Lumber Manufacturers' Joint Committee | 3/11, 3A/12 |
| Lumbermen's Credit Association | 3A/12 |
| Lutke, R. (see: Lutke Manufacturing Company) | |
| Lutke (R.) Manufacturing Company (see also: Gorham and Sutthoff Company) | 2/3 |
| Lycan, Edward | 2/23 |
| Lyman, John Grant | 7/5 |
| Lyng (R.T.) and Rix | 8/31 |
| Lyons, Maude D. | 8/31, 10/16 |
| Lyter (Marcus M.) and Folsom | 7/5 |
| Lytle Logging and Mercantile Company | 2/23 |
| Lytle, R.F. (see also: Hoquiam Lumber and Shingle Company, Lytle Logging and Mercantile Company) | 2/23 |
| McAllaster, E. | 6/10 |
| McAllaster, Ralph C. | 5/9 |
| McCabe, Ernest | 3A/13 |
| McCarthy (Joseph) , Edge and Clelond | 7/5 |
| McCarthy (Joseph) , Edge and Davis | 8/19 |
| McCarthy, H.E | 7/5 |
| McCauslond, C.L | 6/10 |
| McClelland, P.H | 9/21 |
| McClinton, James G. (see also: McClinton (James G.) and McClinton) | 1/10 |
| McClinton (James G.) and McClinton | 1/24 |
| McCloud, Richard | 1/10 |
| McClure (Henry F.) and McClure | 3A/13 |
| McConaghey, Albert | 3A/13 |
| McCormick, Ruth (Mrs. Medill) (see: Republican, Women's National Executive Committee) | |
| MacDonald, [?] | 8/12 |
| MacDonald, Marvin | 1/24 |
| McDonald (J.L.) Company | 5/9 |
| MacDougall, Anna | 5/8 |
| MacDougall, Cara A. | 3/11, 3A/13, 3B/3, 4/2, 4/15, 5/9 |
| MacDougall, J.E. (see: Chehalis County Vidette;Weekly Vidette ; MacDougall, Cara A.) | |
| McDowall, J.K | 8/32, 9/21 |
| McGill, Oscar H. (see: Methodists, Industrial Movement of the Methodist Episcopal Church) | |
| McGregor (Duncan) and Elliott | 3A/13 |
| Mclntyre, Charles M. | 10/16 |
| McKee, Ruth Karr (see: Washington, Defense Council) | |
| McLaven, F.R | 3A/13 |
| McLaughlin, Frank | 1/10 |
| McLean, Henry Alberts | 5/9 |
| McLenan, D.J | 7/27 |
| McMahan, M.R | 4/15, 5/9, 6/10, 7/5 |
| MacMahon, Thomas Byron | 7/5 |
| McMurray, Edwin T. | 5/9 |
| McNeill, A.C | 8/32 |
| MacPherson, George W. | 6/10 |
| McQuesten, E.S | 2/3 |
| Machias Mill Company, Incorporated | 8/33 |
| Mackey, Russell | 7/27 |
| Madrid Palace Hotel (Spain) | 7/6 |
| Madrona Heights Improvement Club | 7/27 |
| Magnolia Bluff-Interbay Tax Payers Club | 7/6 |
| Magnuson, Warren G. | 10/32 |
| Major, C.W | 2/24 |
| Maloney, P S. | 3/12 |
| Manhattan Club, Incorporated | 7/27 |
| Manion, Martin | 8/33 |
| Manitoba, Neglected Children Superintendent | 3A/14 |
| Manufacturers' Association of Seattle | 5/10 |
| Market Extension Club | 7/6 |
| Markham Shingle Company | 3/12 |
| Marquardt, W.L. (see: Pritchard and Marquardt) | |
| Marsden, Edward | 3A/14, 4/2 |
| Marsh, Benjamin C. (see: New York Congestion Committee) | |
| Marshall, George C. (see: United States. Army Department) | |
| Marslow, Edith | 3B/3 |
| Martell, Lydia | 7/6 |
| Martiguy, [?] | 7/6 |
| Martin, Albert D. | 3/12 |
| Martin, C.S | 10/32 |
| Martin, H.A | 9/21 |
| Martin, Harrison B. | 2/24 |
| Martin, J.E | 7/6 |
| Martin, (Mrs.) Jesse E. | 5/10, 7/27 |
| Marvin (Charles E.) and Sons Company | 3B/3 |
| Mason County, Attorney | 2/24 |
| Mason County, Auditor | 2/24 |
| Mason County, Superior Court | 2/24 |
| Mason County, Treasurer | 6/11 |
| Masterson, Edwin F. | 5/10 |
| Matthews, G.H | 2/3, 3/12, 3A/14, 3B/3, 4/16, 8/12 |
| Matthews, Mark A. (see also: Presbyterians, First Presbyterian Church; Inter-Denominational Union Evangelistic Meetings, Executive Campaign Committee; Christian Endeavor Convention, Seattle; First Evangelistic Regiment of Washington) | 2/3, 2/24, 3B/3, 4/2, 7/6, 7/27, 8/33, 10/17 |
| Matthews, Rose | 2/3 |
| Mattison, R.H | 7/6 |
| Maurer, E. | 1/10, 1/24 |
| Maxwell, C.F | 7/6, 7/27 |
| Mayo, J.L | 7/27 |
| Meade, Thomas A. | 5/10 |
| Meany, Edmond S.(see also: Washington Historical Quarterly) | 10/17 |
| Melville, Dave | 6/11, 7/6 |
| Memorial Auditorium Association | 8/33, 9/21, 10/17 |
| Men and Religion Forward Movement, Seattle Committee of One Hundred | 6/11, 7/6 |
| Mendenhall, Edward | 1/24 |
| Mercantile Agency (see also: Dun, R.G., and Company) | 1/2, 1/10, 1/24 |
| Mercantile Bank, Seattle | 5/10, 6/11, 7/28 |
| Merchants Fire Association, Washington | 1/30 |
| Merrick (Louis A.) and Mills | 3A/14 |
| Merrill, R.D. (see: Merrill and Ring Lumber Company) | |
| Merrill (R.D.) and Ring Logging Company | 2/24, 3/12, 3A/14, 3B/3, 4/2, 4/16, 5/10, 6/11, 7/6 |
| Merrill-Ring-Bliss Company | 3B/3 |
| Merriman, M.H | 7/28 |
| Metcalf, Ralph | 3B/4 |
| Methodists, Central Methodist Episcopal Church, Tacoma | 3B/4 |
| Methodists, First Memorial M.E. Church, Seattle | 7/6 |
| Methodists, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Seattle | 6/11, 7/28 |
| Methodists, Fremont Southwest Methodist Episcopal Church, Seattle | 7/28 |
| Methodists, Industrial Movement In The Methodist Episcopal Church | 5/10, 6/11 |
| Methodists, Madison Street Methodist Episcopal Church, Seattle | 3B/4 |
| Metropolitan Bank, Seattle | 4/16, 7/28 |
| Metropolitan Building Company | 3/12, 3/24, 3A/14, 3B/4, 4/2, 4/16, 5/10, 6/11, 7/6, 8/19 |
| Metropolitan Business College | 10/17 |
| Metropolitan Press, Incorporated | 2/3 |
| Metropolitan Theatre | 7/6 |
| Metropolitan Tire Company | 10/17 |
| Metzenbaum, Walter | 8/19 |
| Meyer, Hubert W. | 5/10 |
| Meyers, H.H | 10/32 |
| Meyers, Herbert W. | 6/11, 7/6, 7/28, 8/12 |
| Michigan Central Railroad Company | 3/12, 3/24 |
| Michigan Lumber Company | 2/24 |
| Michigan State Normal College, Women's Gymnasium | 6/11 |
| Michigan University, Alumni Association, Seattle | 6/11, 7/7, 7/28, 8/12, 8/33, 4/15 |
| Michigan University, Students' Christian Association | 7/7 |
| Milay, L.A | 4/16, 5/10 |
| Miles, Bradford | 8/33 |
| Miller, Eleanor P. | 1/2 |
| Miller, John F. (see also: Seattle, Mayor) | 8/33, 9/21 |
| Miller, John W. | 1/24 |
| Mills, Joseph | 8/12 |
| Milwaukee, Mayor | 5/10 |
| Minard (E.L.) and Company | 7/7 |
| Miner-Echo Publishing Company | 10/17 |
| Mineral Lake Lumber Company | 3/12 |
| Ministerial Association, Seattle | 2/3 |
| Minneapolis, Mayor | 5/10 |
| Minnesota, Ramsey County, Abstract Clerk | 3B/4 |
| Minton, Francis L. (see: Douglass (Benjamin, Junior) and Minton) | |
| Mires (Austin) and Worner | 1/24 |
| Mirror | 4/16 |
| Missionary Centenary, Methodist Episcopal Church, Seattle | 9/21 |
| Missouri Pacific Railway Company | 3/12 |
| Mitchell, John R. | 8/34 |
| Mohn (J.E.) and Sons | 8/34 |
| Monchalin, M. | 10/17 |
| Monroe, Maud A. | 3B/4, 4/2 |
| Montclair Military Academy | 3/12 |
| Montesano, Schools, Superintendent | 6/11 |
| Montesano State Bank | 2/24 |
| Montgomery, Annie | 2/24, 3/12 |
| Montgomery, Frank A. | 4/16, 5/10, 6/11, 7/7 |
| Montgomery, John | 3/12, 4/2 |
| Mooney Propaganda Committee | 8/34 |
| Moore (Charles C.) and Company, Engineers | 7/7 |
| Moore, Dwight S. | 7/7, 8/34 |
| Moore, H. Alvin | 10/17 |
| Moore, O.C. (see: Poindexter and Moore) | |
| Moore, Thomas (see: Moore Investment Company) | |
| Moore Investment Company | 1/24 |
| Moran Brothers Company | 3/24 |
| More, S.B | 3B/4 |
| Morgan (F.L.) and Brewer | 3/24, 3A/14, 3B/4, 4/16, 5/11, 6/11, 7/7 |
| Morgan, George G. | 4/16 |
| Morison, Henry A. | 7/7 |
| Morley, W.K | 2/24 |
| Morris, H.M | 6/11, 7/7, 7/28 |
| Morris (Will H.), Southard and Shipley | 5/11 |
| Morrison, J.R | 7/7 |
| Morse, Wayne L (see: Oregon, University, Law School) | |
| Moses Lake Apple and Alfalfa Land, real estate | 8/34 |
| Mote, D.A | 10/17 |
| Mothers' Jewels Home, York, Nebraska | 7/28 |
| Motoyoshi, M. | 10/32 |
| Mount Holyoke College | 10/32 |
| Mountain View Goat Ranch | 10/17 |
| Moving Picture and Projecting Machine Operators' Union, Local #154 | 5/11 |
| Muirhead, J.C | 7/28 |
| Mullen, D.H | 2/3, 10/17 |
| Mumford, William | 5/11 |
| Mundy, E.F | 6/11 |
| Municipal League, National Office | 2/3, 4/2, 4/16, 6/11, 7/7, 7/28, 8/12, 8/34, 9/21 |
| Municipal League, Seattle (see also: France, C.J.; National Municipal League) | 4/16, 5/11, 6/11, 7/7, 8/12, 8/34, 9/21, 10/17 |
| Municipal Plans League, Seattle | 3B/4 |
| Murphine, Thomas F. | 8/19 |
| Mutual Laundry Company | 8/34 |
| Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York | 2/3, 2/24, 3/12, 3A/14, 3B/4, 5/11, 7/7, 7/28, 8/12, 9/21 |
| Myer, Herbert W. | 4/16 |
| Myers (S.A.) Land Agency | 9/21, 10/17 |
| Nagle, Millie M. | 3A/15 |
| National Association for the Advancement of Colored People | 9/22 |
| National Association of Cotton Manufacturers | 8/35 |
| National Bank of Commerce, Seattle | 3A/15, 4/17, 8/35 |
| National Child Labor Committee | 3/13, 3A/15, 4/17, 5/12, 7/8 |
| National City Company | 9/22 |
| National Civil Service Reform League | 9/22 |
| National Committee on Prison Labor | 7/8 |
| National Conference for Social Welfare, Washington | 10/18 |
| National Conference of Charities and Correction (see also: Charities 1920--Name Change to National Conference for Social Welfare) | 2/4, 2/25, 7/8, 7/29, 8/13 |
| National Conference of Charities and Correction, Maryland | 3/13 |
| National Conference of Charities and Correction, Northwestern Conference | 5/12 |
| National Conference of Charities and Correction, Oregon | 2/4 |
| National Conference of Charities and Correction, Washington | 8/13,2/4, 3A/15, 4/17, |
| National Conservation Association | 4/17 |
| National Economic League | 7/8 |
| National Farm Loan Associations | 10/33 |
| National Geographic Society | 5/12, 6/12, 7/8, 9/22 |
| National Grocery Company | 3B/5 |
| National Lumber and Box Company | 3/13 |
| National Municipal Review (see also: Municipal League, National Office) | 7/8, 8/13, 8/35 |
| National Recreation Association (see also: Playground and Recreation Association of America) | 10/33 |
| National Short Ballot Organization (see also: Short Ballot Organization; France, C. J.) | 7/8, 7/29, 8/13 |
| National Surety Company | 7/8 |
| Near East Relief | 10/18 |
| Nebraska, University, Nebraska Legislative Reference Bureau | 8/35, 9/22 |
| Neesox, Charles | 2/4 |
| Neill (Thomas) and Hill | 2/25 |
| Nelson, Nels (Mrs.) | 9/22 |
| Nelson, Y.O | 8/35 |
| New Hampshire Fire Insurance Company | 10/18 |
| New Republic | 9/22, 10/18 |
| New Westminster, B.C. Mayor | 6/12 |
| New York (City), Municipal Reference Library | 8/13 |
| New York (City), Police Department | 7/29 |
| New York (City), Public Charities Department | 5/12 |
| New York (City), Public Works Commission | 5/12 |
| New York Central Lines | 3/25 |
| New York Congestion Committee | 6/12 |
| New York Conservatory of Music | 2/4 |
| New York Herald Tribune | 10/33 |
| New York Hippodrome | 3A/15 |
| New York Life Insurance Company | 2/4, 2/25, 3A/15, 8/13 |
| New York Lunch, Seattle | 8/13 |
| New York, University, Albany | 9/22 |
| Newell, A.B. (see also: Kirkland Mayor) | 3/13, 3A/15 |
| Newman, Anthony M. | 3/13, 3B/5, 8/35 |
| Newman (Thomas G.) and Howard | 3/13, 3A/15 |
| Nicholasville High School, Kentucky | 2/4 |
| Nichols, Ralph D. | 5/12, 7/9 |
| Nichols, Sam H. (see: Washington. Department of State. Secretary.) | |
| Nicosia, Fred, Junior | 8/35, 9/22, 10/18 |
| Nims, Matt H. | 4/18 |
| Nims, Revel | 3B/5, 4/18 |
| Nolan, Anna M. | 8/35, 9/22, 10/18 |
| Nolen, John, | 7/29 |
| Non-Smokers' Protective League of America | 6/12 |
| Nonpartisan Leader | 10/18 |
| Norfolk Fire Insurance Corporation | 5/12 |
| Norman, Franklin C. | 3A/15 |
| Norris, I.F | 8/35 |
| Norris Safe and Lock Company | 7/29 |
| North American Investment Company | 2/25 |
| North Broadway Hill Improvement Club | 2/4, 2/25 |
| North End Progressive Club | 7/9 |
| Northern Life Insurance Company | 3A/15, 7/9 |
| Northern Pacific Railway Company, Port Townsend | 3/13, 3/25 |
| Northern Pacific Railway Company, Saint Paul | 3/13, 3A/15, 7/29, 8/13 |
| Northern Pacific Railway Company, Seattle | 2/4, 2/25, 3A/15, 3B/5, 7/9, 7/29, 8/13 |
| Northern Pacific Railway Company, Tacoma | 3/13, 3A/15 |
| Northwest Shingle Manufacturers Club, Bellingham | 3/14 |
| Northwest Trust and Safe Deposit Company | 2/5, 2/25, 3/14, 3A/16, 3B/5, 4/3, 4/18, 5/13, 6/12, 7/9, 7/29, 10/18 |
| Northwestern Lumber Company, Hoquiam (see also: Wishkah Boom Company; Grays Harbor Commercial Company) | 1/24, 2/5, 2/26, 3/14, 3/25, 3A/16, 3B/5, 5/13, 6/12 |
| Northwestern Mutual Fire Association | , 3A/16 |
| Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company | 2/5, 2/26, 3B/5, 4/3, 4/18, 5/13, 7/9, 7/29, 8/13 |
| Northwestern National Bank | 8/35 |
| Northwestern National Insurance Company | 8/13 |
| Northwestern Shoe Company | 2/26 |
| Northwestern Steamship Company | 3A/16 |
| Nylander, J. | 7/9 |
| Oberndoerfer, Helming | 2/5 |
| O'Brien, Edward D. | 6/12 |
| Odd Fellows, Independent Order of, New Castle | 2/26 |
| Odenkirk, Charles | 2/26 |
| Office and Laboratory, Seattle | 3B/5 |
| Oliver, Arthur | 2/5, 2/26, 3B/5 |
| Oliver, Mary Edwards | 2/5, 3B/5, 9/22, 10/18 |
| Olmstead, Frank | 8/13 |
| Olson, John | 7/29 |
| Omaha, Comptroller | 5/13 |
| O'Neil, Nellie | 5/13 |
| O'Phelan, John I. | 9/22 |
| Oregon, University, Law School | 10/33 |
| Oregon and Washington Lumber Manufacturers' Association | 3/14 |
| Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company | 3/14, 3A/16 |
| Oregon Short Line Railroad Company | 3/14 |
| Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company | 7/9 |
| Organized Moral Forces, Olympia | 3A/16 |
| Orient-Occident Club of Seattle | 5/13, 7/9 |
| Oriental Land and Improvement Company | 8/35, 9/22, 10/18 |
| Osborne, [?] | 2/5 |
| Osborne (E.S.), Tremper and Company, Incorporated | 3/14, 5/13 |
| Osterburg, A. | 10/18 |
| Ostling, [?] | 9/22 |
| Over-Seas Club, Seattle | 9/22 |
| Pacific Abstract Company | 7/10 |
| Pacific Coast Association of Fire Chiefs | 4/19, 5/14, 7/10 |
| Pacific Coast Coal Company | 4/19 |
| Pacific Coast Company | 1/11 |
| Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers' Association | 2/16, 3/15, 3/25, 3A/17, 5/14 |
| Pacific Coast Machinery Company | 1/25 |
| Pacific Commercial Bureau | 2/6 |
| Pacific County. Superior Court (see: Lewis, Pacific, Wahkiakum Counties Superior Court) | |
| Pacific Export and Import Company | 3/15 |
| Pacific Improvement Company | 6/13 |
| Pacific Improvement Company's Water Works | 1/25 |
| Pacific Lumber Trade Journal | 3/25 |
| Pacific National Bank of Tacoma | 6/13 |
| Pacific Northwest Rose Society | 7/30 |
| Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company | 5/14, 7/10, 7/30 |
| Paddock, W. F. | 7/10 |
| Painter, D. | 10/34 |
| Palestine Restoration Fund Association, Seattle | 10/19 |
| Palmer, A.C | 2/6 |
| Palmer (Edward P.) and Askren | 6/13 |
| Palmer, James M. | 3/15 |
| Palmer, R. M. | 7/30 |
| Palmerton-Harvey Grain Company | 3B/6 |
| Palmerton Leasure Company, Incorporated, Seattle | 3B/6 |
| Panama-Pacific International Exposition | 4/19, 7/10, 7/30 |
| Parker, [?].M | 7/30 |
| Parker, C. L. | 7/10 |
| Parker, Jno. M. | 8/20 |
| Parrott (Henry W.) and Griswold | 3/15 |
| Parry, Will H. | 8/14 |
| Parry Investment Company | 2/6, 2/27 |
| Parsons, Benjamin (see: Ministerial Association, Seattle) | |
| Parsons, Mary I. | 9/23, 10/19 |
| Parsons, (Mrs.) Reginald H. | 3B/6 |
| Passow (Charles) and Sons | 1/25 |
| Paul, C. C. | 9/23 |
| Paul, Frank A. | 4/19, 5/14, 6/13, 7/30 |
| Pearsall, Dan | 6/13 |
| Pease, Charles G. (see: Non-Smokers' Protective League of America) | |
| Peierls (L.) and Company | 1/25 |
| Pemberton (William H.) and Sather | 3A/17 |
| Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company | 2/6 |
| Perkins, Chas. F. | 6/13 |
| Perkins, George W. (see also: YMCA) | 9/23 |
| Perkins (W.D.) and Company | 7/10 |
| Peter, John W. (see also: Ballard City Attorney) | 5/14 |
| Peter (W.H.) and Company | 2/6 |
| Peterkin, G. Shearmon | 4/3, 7/10 |
| Peters (Walter D.) and Carr | 3B/6, 4/3 |
| Pettit and Son | 2/62 |
| Phelps, Byron (see also: Bouillon (A. V. Club) and Seattle Independent Municipal League) | 4./ 19, 5/14 |
| Phelps (Harry E.) and Watrous | 9/23 |
| Philbrick, Ralph L. | 1/30, 2/27, 5/14 |
| Philips (Calvin) and Company | 4/19, 7/10 |
| Phillips, J. W. | 6/13 |
| Phillips U. S. Detective Agency | 3B/6 |
| Pierce County Auditor | 1/25, 3B/6 |
| Pierce County Sheriff | 1/25 |
| Pierce County Superintendent of Schools | 5/14 |
| Pierce County Superior Court (see also: Chapman, W. O.) | 1/25, 2/27, 3B/6, 5/14 |
| Piles, Samuel Henry (see also: Pacific Coast Company; Piles, Donworth and Howe) | 2/27, 3A/17 |
| Piles (Samuel H.), Donworth and Howe | 1/11 |
| Pinchot, Gifford (see also: National Conservation Association; Republican Party National Committee) | 9/1, 9/23, 10/34 |
| Pinkerton and Company | 7/30 |
| Pioneer-Home Insurance Association | 2/27 |
| Pioneer Loan and Investment Company | 7/30 |
| Pioneer Rent and Collection Company, Incorporated | 2/6, 7/10 |
| Pixley, M. M. | 10/34 |
| Platt, Margaret B. (see: Women's Christian Temperance Union, Western Washington) | |
| Platt and Platt (see also: Grays Harbor Commercial Company) | 3B/6 |
| Playground and Recreation Association of America (see also: Playground Association of America; National Recreation Association) | 6/13, 7/10, 7/30, 8/14, 9/1, 9/23, 10/19 |
| Playground and Recreation Association of America, Community Service | 9/24, 10/19 |
| Playground and Recreation Association of America, Community Service, Seattle | 10/20 |
| Playground and Recreation Association of America, Northwestern States Institute | 5/15 |
| Playground and Recreation Association of America, Seattle (see also: Playground Association of America, Seattle for pre-1912 ) | 6/13, 7/10, 7/30, |
| Playground and Recreation Association of America. War Camp Community Service | 9/1, 9/24, 9/25, 10/20 |
| Playground Association of America (see also: Sage (Russell) Foundation) | 3/15, 3A/17, 3B/6, 4/3, 4/19, 5/15 |
| Playground Association of America, California | 5/15 |
| Playground Association of America, Chicago | 3B/6, 5/15 |
| Playground Association of America, Missoula | 5/15 |
| Playground Association of America, Seattle (see also: Playground and Recreation Association of America, Seattle for correspondence after 1912) | 5/15 |
| Playgrounds Association of Philadelphia | 3A/17 |
| Plymouth Men's Club | 4/19 |
| Poe, C.K | 5/16 |
| Poindexter, Miles C. (see also: Hirth and Blackwood) | 4/20, 5/16, 6/14, 7/30, 8/14, 9/2, 9/25, 10/20 |
| Poindexter (Miles) and Moore, | 4/20, 5/16 |
| Poindexter Republican Club, | 4/20 |
| Polson, Alex (see also: Polson Logging Company) | 3/15, 4/3, 4/20, 8/20 |
| Polson Logging Company | 2/6, 2/27, 3A/18, 4/20, 5/16, 6/14, 7/11, 8/14, 10/20 |
| Pomrenk, Julius | 8/14 |
| Pope and Talbot, San Francisco | 3B/7, 4/3, 4/20, 5/16 |
| Popple and Knowles Company | 9/26 |
| Port Angeles Attorney | 1/11, 1/25 |
| Port Ludlow Public Schools | 9/26 |
| Port Townsend Southern Railroad Company | 3A/18 |
| Porteguese, R. | 1/25 |
| Portland Finance Department | 7/11 |
| Portland, port | 10/34 |
| Portland Open Air Sanatorium | 9/26 |
| Poston (A.H.) and Shields (see also: Shields (J.H.) Lumber Company) | 2/6 |
| Potts, Ralph Bushnell | 10/34 |
| Power, Frederick C. (see also: Power and Meeker) | 2/6, 2/27, 7/30 |
| Power (Frederick C.) and Meeker, | 3/16, 3A/18, 3B/7, 4/3, 4/20, 6/14, 7/11 |
| Powles, J.B. (see also: Unemployed League, Seattle) | 8/14 |
| Prante, Katie | 3/15 |
| Prantz, R.M | 3B/7 |
| Prasidium der Osterreichischen Friedensgesellschaft | 9/26 |
| Pratt, Hiram A. | 6/14 |
| Pratt, O.C | 2/27 |
| Pratt, Wallace A. | 10/34 |
| Pratt, William H. | 5/16 |
| Presbyterian Brotherhood, Seattle | 3/15, 3B/7 |
| Presbyterians, Board of Education. United States | 2/6, 2/28 |
| Presbyterians, College Board, New York (City) | 3A/18 |
| Presbyterians, First Presbyterian Church, Seattle | 2/6, 2/28, 3/15, 3/25, 3A/18, 3B/7, 4/20, 5/16, 6/14, 7/11, 9/2, 9/26, 10/20, 10/34 |
| Presbyterians, First Presbyterian Church, Sociological Society, Seattle | 2/6, 2/28, 3A/18 |
| Presbyterians, Foreign Missions | 2/28 |
| Presbyterians, Lake Union Presbyterian Church, Seattle | 7/11 |
| Presbyterians, University Presbyterian Church, Seattle | 3B/7 |
| Presbyterians, Westminster Presbyterian Church, Seattle | 7/11 |
| Preston, Harold (see also: Welfare) | 3/15, 8/1 |
| Price, John E. (see also: Rotary Club, Seattle; Playground and Recreation Association of America, Seattle) | 3A/18, 3B/8, 4/21, 5/16, 6/14, 7/12, 8/14, 9/2, 9/26 |
| Priday, P. (see also: Priday, P. and A.) | 2/7, 3A/18, 4/21, 5/17, 6/15, 7/12, 8/1 |
| Priday, P. and A. | 1/11, 1/30, 2/7, 2/28, 3/16, 3/25, 3A/18, 3B/8, 4/3 |
| Prince Photographer, Seattle | 6/15 |
| Princeton Club | 5/17 |
| Prison Reconstruction League | 9/26, 10/20 |
| Pritchard and Marquardt | 1/11 |
| Private Soldiers and Sailors Legion, Washington | 9/26 |
| Progressive Party (1912-16) | 8/1, 8/14, 8/20 |
| Progressive Party (1912-16), Roosevelt Progressive Republican League, Washington | 6/15 |
| Progressive Republican League, King County | 5/17 |
| Prohibition National Committee | 9/26 |
| Provine Lumber Company | 3/16 |
| Public Affairs Information Service, New York (City) | 9/26 |
| Public Recreation and Social Education | 4/21 |
| Public Welfare League, Incorporated, Seattle | 4/21, 5/17, 6/15 |
| Puget Land Company | 5/17 |
| Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company, Seattle | 5/17, 6/15, 7/12 |
| Puget Sound Cement and Lime Company | 7/12 |
| Puget Sound Merchandise Company | 10/34 |
| Puget Sound Realty Associates | 4/21 |
| Purcell Safe Company, Seattle | 5/17 |
| Putnam's (G.P.) and Sons | 4/21 |
| Puyallup and Sumner Fruit Growers Canning Company | 9/26 |
| Queen Anne Civic Study Club | 5/17, 6/15 |
| Quigley (A.J.) and Company | 5/17 |
| Quincy Valley Irrigation District | 8/1, 8/14 |
| Quinn, John | 3B/8 |
| "R. and S. " Bureau, New York (City) (see also: Regenhardt's (C.) Agency) | 7/13 |
| Ragenovich, Theodor | 1/26 |
| Railroad Men's Political Club, Seattle | 7/13 |
| Railway Age | 3A/20 |
| Railwaymen's Welfare League of Washington | 10/21 |
| Rainey, Henry T. | 10/35 |
| Rainier Beach-Dunlap Social Center League | 5/18 |
| Rainier Beach Improvement Club | 5/18 |
| Rainier Club | 3/17, 4/22, 5/18, 6/16, 8/2 |
| Ramsey, S. V. | 4/22 |
| Randall (G.W.) Company, Incorporated | 7/13, 8/15 |
| Rathskeller Company | 5/18 |
| Reading, S.G | 8/2 |
| Record Publishing Company | 5/18 |
| Recreation and Playgrounds League, Seattle (see: Playground and Recreation Association of America, Seattle) | |
| Red Cross, United States American National Red Cross, Seattle | 3/17, 10/1 |
| Reed, Anna Y. | 5/18, 6/16 |
| Reed, J.M.P | 10/1 |
| Regenhardt's (C.) Agency (see also: "R. and S. " Bureau) | 3A/20, 3B/9, 4/4, 4/22 |
| Religious Education Association | 5/18 |
| Remsberg, C. E. | 3B/9 |
| Renton Hill Club | 5/18 |
| Republican Party. National Committee (see also: Gill (Hiram C.) Republican Club; Griffiths (Austin E.) for Mayor Club) | 8/21, 9/3, 10/21 |
| Republican Party, Washington, Grays Harbor County Central Committee | 8/21 |
| Republican Party, King County, Central Committee (see also: France, C. J.) | 2/8, 6/16 |
| Republican Party, King County, Swedish Republican Club | 4/22, 5/18 |
| Republican Party, Seattle, Central Committee | 2/8 |
| Republican Party, Washington, Seattle, Gill (H. C.) Republican Club | 4/22 |
| Republican Party, Washington, Committee Seattle, Taft Reception League | 5/18 |
| Republican Party, Women's National Executive Committee | 10/1 |
| Revelle, Revelle and Revelle | 3/26, 3A/20, 5/18 |
| Reynolds, C. B. | 6/16 |
| Reynolds, Henry L. | 3A/20 |
| Rhode Island Library | 10/1 |
| Rhodes Brothers Company | 10/21 |
| Rice, A. E. (see: Lewis, Pacific, Wahkiakum Counties Superior Court) | |
| Rice, Stuart A. (see also: American Civil Liberties Union) | 6/16, 10/1 |
| Richardson, A.A | 1/26 |
| Richardson (T.L.) and Elmer Company | 3A/20, 3B/9 |
| Richberg (John C.) , Ickes, Davies and Lord (see: Republican Party National Committee) | |
| Ridell, C.M | 1/12 |
| Rieke, [?] | 8/15 |
| Riggins, C.N | 1/12 |
| Riley, J.L | 10/1 |
| Risley, John E. | 2/8, 2/29 |
| Risby, John E. | 2/8 |
| Ritchie, William | 1/2 |
| Rivers and Company | 8/15 |
| Roberts, John W. | 5/18, 6/16 |
| Roberts (John W.) and Skeel | 9/3, 10/1 |
| Robertson, Robert | 2/8 |
| Robinson, J.W | 3B/9 |
| Robinson Commission Company | 9/3 |
| Rock, R.J | 4/4 |
| Rock Island-Frisco Lines | 3A/20 |
| Rockwood Kennels | 8/2 |
| Rogers, Jay H. | 3B/9 |
| Roosevelt, Theodore, United States President | 9/3 |
| Root, Milo | 2/8 |
| Rose (George W.) Theatre Company | 5/18 |
| Rosenthal, Marcus | 1/12 |
| Rosenthal, Feder and Company | 1/12 |
| Rosling, Eric Edward | 1/26 |
| Ross, (Mrs.) M. J. | 3/17 |
| Ross (Howard S.) and Angers | 10/1 |
| Rotary Club, Seattle | 4/22 |
| Roudebush, Rex S. | 10/1 |
| Rounds (E.J.) and Company | 4/4 |
| Royal Exchange Assurance, Montesano | 5/18 |
| Royal Society of Arts, London | 8/2 |
| Royal Society of Trelow | 7/13 |
| Ruggles, Brewster A. | 9/3 |
| Runner, F.H | 3B/9 |
| Russell, C.E. (see: Edgewood Cedar Shingle Company, and Russell (C.E.) Mill Company) | |
| Russell (C.E.) , Mill Company | 1/12 |
| Russell, Edwards | 2/8 |
| Russell (J.A.) and Russell | 1/12 |
| Russell and Company | 1/26 |
| Rutherford, Arthur Robert (see also: Rutherford, Huggins and Elliott) | 5/18 |
| Rutherford (A.R.), Huggins, and Elliott (see also: Rutherford, Arthur Robert) | 3/17, 3/26 |
| Ryan, P.H | 7/13 |
| S.T.S. Heat Appliances Company, Los Angeles | 7/15 |
| Sachse, W.L | 2/8, 2/29, 3A/20, 3B/9 |
| Sage (Russell) Foundation, (see also: Playground Association of America) | 3A/20, 3B/9, 4/4, 4/22, 5/18, 6/16, 8/15 |
| Sager, Arthur N. | 8/21 |
| Saginaw Timber Company | 8/15 |
| Saint Paul, Mayor | 5/18 |
| Saint Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company (see: Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers' Association) | |
| Sakamoto, James Y. (see: Japanese-American Courier) | |
| Salmon Bay Improvement Club | 5/18 |
| Salvation Army, Seattle | 3/17, 3A/20, 4/22, 5/18, 8/2, 9/3 |
| San Francisco, Board of Supervisors | 5/18 |
| San Francisco, Police Department | 7/13 |
| San Francisco, Probation Officer of the Juvenile Court | 3B/9 |
| Sandall, Robert F. | 10/2 |
| Saturday Evening Post | 10/2 |
| Saunders and Shepherd | 2/8 |
| Sauntry, W.E | 1/26 |
| Savage, John H. | 5/18 |
| Savoy Hotel, London | 4/22 |
| Saylor, Albert | 1/2 |
| Scandinavian American Bank, Seattle | 4/4, 7/13 |
| Schapirograph Company, New York (City) | 1/26 |
| Scherrer, Ulrich | 10/22 |
| Sherzer (Albert H.) Rolling Lift Bridge Company | 7/13 |
| Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr | 10/35 |
| Scholl, G.W | 7/13 |
| School for Social Workers, Boston | 4/4 |
| Schwager and Nettleton | 3/17, 5/19 |
| Schwartz Company | 8/2 |
| Scientific American | 3/17 |
| Scott, Francis H. | 3B/10 |
| Scott, George D. | 4/22 |
| Scott, W.D | 2/29 |
| Scott (William D.) and Campbell | 4/22 |
| Scribner's (Charles) Sons | 5/19 |
| Seaboard Security Company | 3/17 |
| Seale, Martin | 8/21 |
| Searchlight(Bremerton) | 8/2, 8/15 |
| Sears, Roebuck and Company, Seattle | 7/13, 10/2 |
| Seattle, Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition,1909 | 3A/20, 3B/10 |
| Seattle, Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, 1909, Children's Day Committee | 3/28 |
| Seattle, Building Code Commission | 6/16 |
| Seattle, Buildings Department | 5/19 |
| Seattle, Charter Revision Committee (c. 1911-1914) | 5/19, 8/2 |
| Seattle, City Council | 5/19, 6/16, 7/14, 8/2 |
| Seattle, City Council, Streets and Sewers Committee | 7/14 |
| Seattle, Civil Service Department | 8/15, 9/3 |
| Seattle, Comptroller | 4/22, 5/19, 6/16 |
| Seattle, City Engineer | 2/9, 3/17, 5/19, 7/14 |
| Seattle, Finance Department | 5/19, 8/15 |
| Seattle, Fire Department | 3A/20 |
| Seattle, Health and Sanitation Department | 3A/20, 4/4, 4/22, 6/16, 8/15, 9/3 |
| Seattle, Corporation Counsel | 4/22, 5/19, 6/16, 7/14, 8/2 |
| Seattle, Light and Water Department | 3/17, 4/4 |
| Seattle, Lighting Department | 6/16 |
| Seattle, Mayor | 2/9, 3A/20, 3B/10, 4/4, 5/19, 6/16, 7/14, 8/2, 8/15, 10/2 |
| Seattle, Municipal Plans Commission | 5/19 |
| Seattle, Park Commissioners, Board of | 2/9, 4/22, 5/19, 7/14 |
| Seattle, Police Department | 2/9, 8/2, 8/15 |
| Seattle, Police, Municipal Protection for Girls and Women Division | 7/14 |
| Seattle, Port Commission | 5/19, 6/16, 8/2, 9/3, 10/35 |
| Seattle, Public Library | 5/19, 6/16, 7/14, 8/2, 10/2 |
| Seattle, Public Schools | 3A/20, 4/22, 5/19, 6/16, 7/14, 10/2, 10/22, 10/35 |
| Seattle, Public Utilities Department | 7/14 |
| Seattle, Public Works Department | 3A/20, 5/19, 7/14 |
| Seattle, Streets and Sewers Department | 3A/20, 10/22 |
| Seattle, Treasurer | 2/9, 2/29, 3/17 |
| Seattle, Water Department | 5/19 |
| Seattle Bar Association | 1/26, 4/22, 5/20, 6/17, 9/3, 10/2 |
| Seattle Base Ball Club Association, Incorporated | 5/20 |
| Seattle Brewing and Malting Company | 1/12 |
| Seattle Business College | 6/17, 7/15 |
| Seattle Cartoonists' Club | 4/22 |
| Seattle Central Council of Social Agencies (see: Central Council of Social Agencies of Seattle) | |
| Seattle Civic Center Association | 6/17 |
| Seattle Commercial School | 3B/10 |
| Seattle Court Reporters | 4/22 |
| Seattle Day Nursing Association | 5/20 |
| Seattle Dry Campaign Committee | 8/2 |
| Seattle-Eastern Corporation | 7/15 |
| Seattle Electric Company | 1/12, 2/8, 3/17, 3A/20, 3B/10, 4/4, 4/22, 5/20 |
| Seattle Fleet Entertainment Committee | 10/2 |
| Seattle Hardware Company | 8/2 |
| Seattle Improvement Clubs | 2/9, 2/29 |
| Seattle-King County Poultry Association | 5/20 |
| Seattle Minister's Federation | 5/20, 8/2 |
| Seattle Nautical School | 7/15 |
| Seattle Post-Intelligencer | 3A/20, 3B/10, 4/22, 5/20, 7/15, 8/2, 9/3, 10/2, 10/22, 10/35 |
| Seattle Publicity Club, Incorporated | 5/20 |
| Seattle Quiz Congress | 5/20 |
| Seattle Real Estate Association | 3A/20, 6/17 |
| Seattle Republican | 5/20 |
| Seattle Retail Grocers' Association | 7/15 |
| Seattle Star | 8/2 |
| Seattle Sun | 8/2, 8/15 |
| Seattle Symphony Orchestra Society | 10/22 |
| Seattle Taxi-Cab Company | 5/20 |
| Seattle Times | 2/9, 9/3, 10/2 |
| Seattle Trust and Savings Bank | 10/35 |
| Seattle Waxine Company | 8/2 |
| Seattle Weekly News | 5/20 |
| Security Savings and Safe Deposit Company | 3/17, 3A/20, 3B/10 |
| Sedgwick, Samuel H. | 3A/20, 8/3, 8/15, 9/3 |
| Seelye, Lyman | 10/35 |
| Sellen, Mary E. | 6/17, 7/15, 7/22, 8/3, 9/3, 10/2, 10/22 |
| Seller (M.) and Company | 1/26 |
| Sellick, F.W | 8/3 |
| Selvin, Edwin (see: Business Chronicle of the Pacific Northwest) | |
| Service Club of Washington | 10/22 |
| Seymour, A.W | 4/23 |
| Seymour, A.W. (Mrs.) | 9/3 |
| Shaffrath, Paul | 3/17, 3A/21, 3B/10, 4/23, 6/17, 7/15 |
| Shank (Corwin L.) and Smith | 4/4, 7/15 |
| Shank, W.W | 6/17 |
| Shannon and Shannon | 6/17 |
| Sharp and Alleman Company | 4/23 |
| Shasta May Blossom Copper Company Consolidated, San Francisco (see also: Ward, H.B.) | 3/18, 3B/10 |
| Sheard, W.F | 4/4 |
| Shedd, W.F | 1/12 |
| Sheehan, Jas | 5/20 |
| Sheffield, William | 5/20 |
| Sheldon, William K. | 8/3, 9/3, 10/2 |
| Shell, S.J | 1/2, 1/12 |
| Sheller, William | 5/20 |
| Shepard (Charles E.) and Flett | 5/20 |
| Shepherd, R.S | 10/2 |
| Sherman, Clay and Company (see also: Bouillon (A.V.) Club) | 4/23 |
| Shields, B.F. (see: Spokane Grain Company) | |
| Shields (J.H.) Lumber Company (see also: Poston (A.H.) and Shields) | 2/9 |
| Shingle Mills Bureau | 3/18, 3/26, 3A/20 |
| Shinn (Will J.) and Bowen | 1/26 |
| Shippen, Joseph | 2/9 |
| Sholes (C.H.) and Person | 4/4 |
| Shorrock (E.G.) and Company (see also: Northwest Trust and Safe Deposit Company) | 3A/21, 4/23, 5/20, 6/17, 7/15 |
| Short Ballot Organization (see also: France, C.J.; National Short Ballot Association) | 4/23, 6/17 |
| Shuette, Walter E. (see: American Lutheran Survey) | |
| Shuey (H.O.) and Company | 6/17, 8/15 |
| Shute, Anthony | 1/26 |
| Siegfried, Thorwald | 7/15 |
| Sigman, Henry | 9/3 |
| Sill, F.L | 8/3 |
| Siloam Sanatarium | 5/21 |
| Silsley, Frank M. (see: Presbyterians, Westminster Presbyterian Church, Seattle) | |
| Simmons, Arthur | 5/21 |
| Simmons College (see: School for Social Workers. Boston) | |
| Simons, D.P | 5/21 |
| Simpson, Edward C | 7/15 |
| Simpson Lumber Company, South Bend | 2/9 |
| Sinclair, George M. | 2/9 |
| Single Tax Club, Everett | 6/17 |
| Slater (Jno. C.) , Watt and Company | 6/17 |
| Small, B.A | 6/17 |
| Smith, Carl A. | 10/22 |
| Smith, Clarence A. | 6/17 |
| Smith, Elbert C. | 7/16 |
| Smith, Everett (see: Smith (Everett) and Cole) | |
| Smith (Everett) and Cole | 2/29, 5/21 |
| Smith, Frank J. | 5/21, 7/16 |
| Smith, J. A. | 5/21 |
| Smith (John R.) and Woods | 5/21 |
| Smith, John Z. | 4/23 |
| Smith, (Mrs.) M.H | 5/21 |
| Smith, Robert Asa (see: Presbyterians, Lake Union Presbyterian Church) | |
| Smith, W.B. (see: Clallam County, Sheriff) | |
| Smith, Winfield | 3A/21 |
| Smith Premier Typewriter Company | 2/29 |
| Smith, Robertson and Moorhouse | 8/3 |
| Snowden, C.A | 3A/21 |
| Snohomish County, Clerk | 1/26 |
| Snohomish County, Sheriff | 1/26 |
| Snohomish County Abstract Company | 1/26 |
| Snook, Herbert E. | 5/21 |
| Snow Hill Normal and Industrial Institute | 5/21, 6/17, 7/16, 10/2 |
| Society of Social and Moral Hygiene of Seattle | 5/21, 6/17 |
| Somerville Brotherhoods | 3/18 |
| Soule, John F. | 3/18 |
| South-West Publishing Company | 6/17 |
| Southard, W.E | 10/35 |
| Southern Pacific Company | 3/18 |
| Southwestern Washington Farmers' Club | 3/18 |
| Spangler, J.W. (see: League to Enforce Peace, Washington) | |
| Specht, A.F. (see also: Lumber Manufacturers' Joint Committee) | 5/21 |
| Specht, (Mrs.) Augustus F. | 8/3 |
| Speckert, A.J | 6/18 |
| Spellen, Carrie | 3/18, 10/2 |
| Spiegle, D.F | 10/22 |
| Spokane. Public Library | 10/2 |
| Spokane, Public Utilities Department | 7/16 |
| Spokane and British Columbia Railway Company | 4/23, 5/21, 6/18, 8/3 |
| Spokane County, Superior Court | 1/26, 2/29 |
| Spokane Advertising Club and Civic University | 10/35 |
| Spokane County Bar Association | 2/29 |
| Spokane Drug Company | 5/21 |
| Spokane Grain Company | 6/18 |
| Spokane Pioneer Goatery | 10/22 |
| Sprengle, L.J | 5/21 |
| Spurlock, George M. | 10/35 |
| Stadium Committee (University of Washington) | 10/22 |
| Standard Engineering Company | 4/23 |
| Standard Lumber and Shingle Company | 3A/21 |
| Standard Oil Company, Seattle | 9/3, 10/3 |
| Stanley, Charles T. | 3/18 |
| Starbuck, S.H | 8/3 |
| State Bank of Enumclaw | 8/15 |
| Statutory Law of Business Corporations, Plainfield, New Jersey | 2/9 |
| Stearns (Frederick W.) and Sweet | 4/23 |
| Steele, H. Wirt (see also: Charity Organization Society, Seattle; National Conference of Charities and Correction, Washington; Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis, Maryland) | 10/22 |
| Steiner, F.E | 8/21 |
| Stephens, H.M | 3A/21 |
| Stephens, W.J | 1/12 |
| Stemfeld, Otto M. | 5/22 |
| Stevens, C.P | 1/12 |
| Stevenson Lumber Company | 8/3 |
| Stewart, Edith M. | 2/9 |
| Stewart Advertising Company | 8/21 |
| Stewart and Holmes Drug Company | 1/12 |
| Stiles, T.L. (see: Seattle, Attorney) | |
| Stilson (Fielding J.) Company | 4/23 |
| Stone and Webster (see: Seattle Electric Company) | |
| Stone, George | 1/12 |
| Stone (George H.) - Fisher Company | 3/18 |
| Strang (F.W.) and Prosser | 7/16 |
| Stratton, W.B. (see: Washington, Attorney General) | |
| Strickland, H.P. (see: Vulcan Iron Works Company) | |
| Strong, Amzi W. | 4/4 |
| Strong, J.H | 10/3 |
| Strong, Sidney (see also: Congregationalists, Queen Anne Congregational Church; Orient-Occident Club) | 4/23, 8/3, 10/3 |
| Stubley, E.H | 5/22, 8/15 |
| Stump Pulling Machines Company | 8/3 |
| Suess Art Glass Company, Seattle | 4/4, 8/3, 8/15, 9/3 |
| Suffrage Club, Seattle | 8/3 |
| Sullivan, E.B | 5/22 |
| Sullivan (P.C.) and Christian | 1/26 |
| Sumner Index | 5/22 |
| Sunday School Association, Massachusetts | 10/3 |
| Sumset Magazine | 10/3 |
| Sunset Shingle Company | 3A/21 |
| Survey | 3B/10, 5/22, 6/18, 7/16, 8/3, 8/15, 9/3, 10/3 |
| Sutton, E.B. (see: First Evangelistic Regiment of Washington) | |
| Sutton, William E. | 2/29 |
| Swall, B.A | 4/23, 5/22, 6/18, 7/16, 8/3 |
| Swan, Edgar M. | 8/3 |
| Sweeney, E.F. (see: Seattle Brewing and Malting Company) | |
| Sweet, A.H | 6/18 |
| Sweet, Mary A. | 8/3 |
| Sylvester, Richard | 8/15 |
| Symons, Arthur E. | 10/35 |
| Tacoma, Attorney | 7/17 |
| Tacoma, Police Court | 2/10 |
| Tacoma, Port Commission | 10/36 |
| Tacoma, Public Safety Department | 7/17 |
| Tacoma Eastern Railroad Company | 3/19, 3A/22 |
| Tacoma Mill Company | 3/19 |
| Tacoma Smelting Company | 4/24 |
| Taft, Robert A. | 10/36 |
| Taft, William Howard | 10/4 |
| Tanner, Joseph M. | 1/13 |
| Taxpayers' League of Seattle | 5/23, 10/4 |
| Taylor, A.S | 4/5 |
| Taylor, Graham (see also: Playground Association of America. Chicago; Survey) | 3B/11 |
| Taylor, H.D | 5/23 |
| Taylor, Louis D. | 10/36 |
| Teal (J.N.) and Minor (see also: Teal, Minor and Winfree) | 3/19, 3A/22 |
| Teal (J.N.), Minor, and Winfree (see also: Teal and Minor) | 4/24 |
| Teesdale, E. | 9/4 |
| Tennant, G. | 3B/11 |
| Tenth Ward Improvement Club | 7/17 |
| Texas Conference of Social Welfare | 9/4 |
| Texas University, Austin | 10/4 |
| Thaanum (William) and Frazier | 4/5 |
| Thiel Detective Service Company | 8/16 |
| Thomas, J.A | 10/4 |
| Thomas, J. Alfred | 6/19 |
| Thomas, John D. | 7/17, 8/4, 10/4 |
| Thomas, Joseph | 4/24, 5/23 |
| Thompson, A.R | 10/36 |
| Thompson (Edward) Company | 1/13, 1/27 |
| Thompson, R.N | 10/23 |
| Thompson, T.C | 4/24 |
| Thompson, Walter J. | 8/19, 8/21 |
| Thomson, H.B | 1/27 |
| Thomson, Reginald Herber (see also: Seattle, City Engineer; Seattle, Port Commission) | 5/23 |
| Thorp, H.B | 3B/11 |
| Thorson, Alice O. | 8/16 |
| Thucidor, A. | 10/23 |
| Thurston County, Superior Court | 2/30 |
| Tiffin, C.C | 9/4 |
| Times Printing Company of Seattle | 4/5, 4/24, 5/23, 7/17, 8/4 |
| Tindall, Philip | 10/23 |
| Tipi Order of America | 10/4 |
| Tipton, F.B | 3/19, 10/23 |
| Title Guaranty and Trust Company | 2/10 |
| Title Guarantee Company | 2/10 |
| Title Trust Company, Seattle | 3/19, 3A/22, 3B/11 |
| Todd, Elmer | 5/23 |
| Totten, Joseph P. | 5/23 |
| Totten (William D.) and Rozema | 6/19 |
| Tozier, Leroy | 1/27 |
| Travelers Insurance Company | 2/10 |
| Traynor, T.J | 5/23 |
| Trenholme, J.D | 8/4 |
| Trimble (William P.) Club | 3/26, 7/17 |
| Tripple, Robert A. | 8/4, 9/4 |
| Troy (Alonzo J.) and Falknor | 1/13 |
| Troy, Preston M. | 10/4 |
| Trustee Company of Seattle | 2/30, 3/26, 3A/22, 4/24, 5/23, 6/19, 7/17, 10/4 |
| Tucker (Eldred), Hanford Company | 7/17 |
| Tuffen, Robert | 8/16 |
| Tumulty, J.P | 10/4 |
| Tupple, [?] | 10/4 |
| Turner, Leander T. | 3B/11, 5/23, 6/19 |
| Tyler, Jennie Smith | 4/5, 4/24 |
| Undertakers Supply Company | 3B/11 |
| Underwood, F.R | 10/23 |
| Unemployed League, Seattle (see also: Powles, J.B.) | 8/4 |
| Union Machine Works and Iron Foundry | 2/10, 3A/22, 3B/11, 5/23, 6/19 |
| Union Oil Company of California | 10/36 |
| Union Pacific Railroad Company | 3/19 |
| Union Savings | 5/23 |
| Union Savings and Trust Company | 2/10 |
| United Press Association | 4/24 |
| United States Agriculture Department, Bureau of Plant Industry | 8/16, 8/21 |
| United States Alien Property Custodian, Bureau of Investigation | 9/4 |
| United States Army Department | 10/36 |
| United States Attorney General, Assistant Attorney General (see: United States Justice Department) | |
| United States. Army, American Expeditionary Force | 10/5 |
| United States Circuit Court, District of Washington, Tacoma | 2/10, 2/30, 3/19, 3/26, 3A/22, 3B/11, 5/23 |
| United States Circuit Court of Appeals, San Francisco | 2/10, 2/30, 3/19, 3/26, 3A/22, 3B/11, 8/4 |
| United States Civil Service Commission | 9/4 |
| United States Coast Guard | 10/37 |
| United States Customs Bureau, Port Townsend | 2/30 |
| United States Defense Department, Secretary | 10/36 |
| United States District Court, Alaska Territory | 3B/11 |
| United States District Court, Washington, Western District. Northern Division | 4/24 |
| United States Engineers Office, Seattle | 2/30 |
| United States Federal Bureau of Investigation | 10/37 |
| United States Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco | 10/5 |
| United States Federal Trade Commission | 8/16 |
| United States Geological Survey | 10/5 |
| United States House of Representatives, Clerk's Office | 8/4 |
| United States Immigration and Naturalization Service | 2/30, 6/19, 7/17 |
| United States Interior Department Secretary | 10/36 |
| United States Internal Revenue Service | 8/4, 9/4 |
| United States Interstate Commerce Commission | 3/19, 3/26, 3A/23, 3B/11 |
| U. . Justice Department | 10/37 |
| United States Justice Department, Marshall, Washington | 2/30, 3/19, 3A/23 |
| United States Labor Department | 10/23 |
| United States Labor Department, Soldiers and Sailors Placement Bureau | 10/5 |
| United States Land Office | 2/30, 6/19 |
| United States Library of Congress | 10/37 |
| United States Mines Bureau | 10/36 |
| United StatesUnited States Navy, Chief of Naval Operations | 10/37 |
| United States Navy, Secretary | 9/4 |
| United States Patent Office | 3A/23 |
| United States Pension Bureau | 3A/23 |
| United States Post Office Department | 7/17 |
| United States President | 10/5, 10/23, 10/37 |
| United States President, Office for Emergency Management | 10/37 |
| United States Public Health Service | 8/21 |
| United States Railroad Administration | 10/5 |
| United States Reclamation Service | 10/5, 10/36 |
| United States State Department | 10/23, 10/37 |
| United States Supreme Court | 1/27 |
| United States State Department, Passport Control Division | 10/5 |
| United States Treasury Department, Secret Service Division | 9/4 |
| United States Treasury Department, War Risk Insurance Bureau | 9/4, 10/5 |
| United States Treasury Department, Woman's Liberty Loan Committee | 9/4 |
| United States War Department | 9/4 |
| United States War Savings Committee, Seattle | 9/4 |
| United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company | 1/13, 2/30, 5/23 |
| United War Work Campaign | 9/4 |
| United Warehouse Company | 3B/11 |
| United Wireless Telegraph Company | 3A/23 |
| University Community Club | 4/24, 5/23, 8/4 |
| Upper, Herbert S. | 10/5 |
| Van Allen, A.M | 4/24 |
| Van Eaton, James A. | 1/28 |
| Van Nuys, M.H | 9/4 |
| Van Schuyver (W.J.) and Company | 7/17 |
| Van Sickle, N.E | 8/4 |
| Vancouver, B.C. Chief Constable | 7/17 |
| Vancouver, B.C. Comptroller | 6/19 |
| Vancouver Columbian | 3B/11 |
| Vaughan, Frank H. | 10/5, 10/23 |
| Veazie (A.L.) and Veazie | 3B/11 |
| Veazie (A.L.), McCourt and Veazie | 7/17 |
| Vilas, Calvin E. | 2/30 |
| Virginia Street Dock and Warehouse Company, Incorporated | 3/26 |
| Voorhees (C.S.) and Voorhees | 3A/23 |
| Voters' League (see: Myer, Herbert W.) | |
| Vulcan Iron Works Company | 1/13, 1/28 |
| Wahkiakum County, Superior Court (see: Lewis, Pacific, Wahkiakum Counties, Superior Court) | |
| Waiters' Union. Local Number 239 | 239, 5/24 |
| Walbridge, L. | 5/24 |
| Walker, Anna S. | 8/21 |
| Walker, George H. | 5/24 |
| Walker (George H.) and Munn | 3/20 |
| Walla Walla County, Superior Court(see also: Brents, Thomas H.) | 2/31 |
| Wallgren, Mon C. (see: Washington. Governor) | |
| Wallingford Avenue Improvement Club | 5/24 |
| Warbasse, Charles S. | 2/20 |
| Ward, A.G | 2/31 |
| Ward, Austin M. | 2/11 |
| Ward, Henry B. (see also: Shasta May Blossom Copper Company Consolidated) | 2/11, 6/20, 7/18, 10/38 |
| Ware, Edwin | 10/24 |
| Warren, W.T | 2/31 |
| Washington, Attorney General | 2/11, 3/27, 3A/24 |
| Washington, Conservation and Development Department. Mines and Mining Division | 10/38 |
| Washington, Control Board | 6/20 |
| Washington, Defense Council | 10/6 |
| Washington, Documents Superintendent | 3/20 |
| Washington, Governor | 2/11, 2/31, 8/17, 9/5, 10/38 |
| Washington, Health Board and Vital Statistics Bureau | 3B/12 |
| Washington, Industrial Insurance Commission | 5/24, 6/20, 10/24 |
| Washington, Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices Bureau | 5/24 |
| Washington, Insurance Commission Commissioner | 4/6 |
| Washington, Public Instruction Superintendent | 3B/12 |
| Washington, Public Lands Commissioner | 1/14, 2/11, 2/31, 3A/24, 3B/12, 9/5, 10/24 |
| Washington, Railroad Commission | 3/20, 3B/12, 4/6 |
| Washington, Reformatory, Monroe | 8/5, 10/6 |
| Washington, Secretary of State | 1/29, 2/11, 5/24, 8/5, 9/5, 10/24 |
| Washington, State College, Agriculture and Home Economics, Extension Service | 10/6, 10/24 |
| Washington, State College. Agriculture College, Experiment Station and School of Science | 3/20, 4/6, 10/6 |
| Washington, Supreme Court | 1/14, 2/11, 3/20, 3A/24, 3B/12, 4/6, 4/25, 6/20 |
| Washington, Tax Commissioners Board | 5/24 |
| Washington, Treasurer | 2/31 |
| Washington, University, Associated Students | 8/17, 10/24 |
| Washington, University, Chemistry Department | 8/5 |
| Washington, University, Comptroller | 10/24 |
| Washington, University, Extension Service | 10/6 |
| Washington, University, Gatzert Foundation for Child Welfare | 10/6 |
| Washington, University, Journalism School | 10/24 |
| Washington, University, Law Library | 10/38 |
| Washington, University, Physical Training Department | 3B/12 |
| Washington, University, Political Science Department | 10/38 |
| Washington, University, President | 3B/12, 4/25, 5/24, 8/5, 9/5 |
| Washington, University, Regents | 9/5 |
| Washington, Universiton, Rhetoric and Oratory Department | 3B/12 |
| Washington Abstract and Guaranty Company | 3/24 |
| Washington Anthracite Coal Company | 5/24, 6/20, 7/18, 8/17 |
| Washington Development Company, Tacoma, Washington | 4/6, 4/25, 5/24, 6/20, 7/18, 8/5 |
| Washington Fire Insurance Company | 3A/24 |
| Washington Historical Quarterly | 3/20, 3A/24 |
| Washington Land Investment Company | 2/11 |
| Washington Loan and Trust Company | 6/20 |
| Washington Match Company | 1/29 |
| Washington Mutual Savings Bank | 10/38 |
| Washington National Bank | 2/31 |
| Washington Reconstruction Congress | 10/6 |
| Washington Safe Deposit Company | 2/11 |
| Washington Savings and Loan Association | 3A/24, 4/7 |
| Washington State Art Association | 4/25, 6/20, 7/18, 8/5 |
| Washington State Association of Moving Picture Exhibitors | 7/18 |
| Washington State Bar Association | 2/11, 2/31, 3/20, 3A/24, 5/24 |
| Washington State Investment Company | 8/5 |
| Washington Trust and Savings Bank | 6/20 |
| Waterhouse (Frank) and Company | 3B/12, 9/5 |
| Watrous, H.O. (see also: Washington Development Company) | 10/6 |
| Watton (Mrs.), N.E | 10/6 |
| Wayside Mission Hospital, Seattle | 2/12 |
| Weatherby, W.F | 8/17 |
| Webb (Sidney and Beatrice) Dinner Committee | 5/25 |
| Weekly Vidette (Montesano) (see also: Chehalis County Vidette) | 2/12 |
| Weil, Chas | 7/18 |
| Weir, L.H. (see: Playground Association of America) | |
| Welch, (Mrs.) P. | 2/31 |
| Welch (W.M.) and Company | 1/14 |
| Welfare (see also: Preston, Harold) | 7/18 |
| Welfare Union, Washington | 4/25 |
| Wellman (Francis L.) and Gooch | 1/14 |
| Welsh, Anna D. (see: "The Welsh") | |
| "The Welsh", Middletown, Indiana | 1/14 |
| Werner Company | 2/12, 2/31 |
| Wessels (A.) Company | 2/12 |
| West, F.W | 1/14, 1/29 |
| West, Fred | 1/14 |
| West and Wheeler, Incorporated, Seattle | 4/7, 4/25, 5/25, 8/5, 8/17 |
| West Coast Lumberman | 7/18 |
| West Publishing Company | 1/2, 1/14, 1/28, 2/12, 2/32, 6/21 |
| West Queen Anne Soundview Improvement Club | 5/25 |
| West Side Women's Improvement Club | 6/21 |
| Wester, C.W | 5/25 |
| Western Automatic Fender Company | 5/25 |
| Western Union Telegraph Company | 7/18, 10/6 |
| Westerner | 5/25 |
| Westfall, B. F. | 3A/24 |
| Westfall (D.M.) and Hill | 3B/12, 4/25, 5/25, 6/21 |
| Westlake Improvement Club | 2/13 |
| Westport Beach Hotel | 7/18 |
| Weyerhaeuser Logging Company, Taylor, Washington | 3/20 |
| Weyerhaeuser Timber Company | 3/20, 9/5 |
| Whalley (John A.) and Company, General Agents, Seattle (see: Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland) | |
| Whedon, D.D | 10/24 |
| Whippler, Frederic R. | 3A/24 |
| Whitaker, Norman T. | 10/24 |
| Whitcomb, Walter B. | 8/17 |
| White, C.F. (see also: Grays Harbor Commercial Company; Metropolitan Building Company) | 4/7 |
| White, H.D | 10/24 |
| White (J.G.) Engineering Corporation | 10/38 |
| White, Richard Mansfield | 10/6 |
| Whitehead, Fred G. | 3A/24 |
| Whitehouse, L.M | 5/25 |
| Whitham, H.H | 6/21 |
| Whitman College, Walla Walla | 7/18 |
| Whitman County, Superior Court (see also: Chadwick, S.J.) | 2/32 |
| Whitmeyer, C.S | 2/32 |
| Whitney, C.A | 3B/12 |
| Whitney, W.T | 5/25 |
| Whitney Boys Chorus, Washington. Boys Forward Movement | 10/6 |
| Whitten (R.H.) Company | 2/13 |
| Whitten, Sophie | 7/18, 10/6, 10/24 |
| Whitworth, Frederick H. (see also: Cotterill and Whitworth) | 4/7 |
| Wickstrom (Joseph E.) Company | 6/21 |
| Wiestling, Frank B. | 5/25, 7/18, 8/5 |
| Wiestling, J.M | 8/5 |
| Wildman, M.M | 3A/24 |
| Wilkes, Albert B. | 5/25 |
| Wilkie, David | 2/32 |
| Wilkin, S.W | 5/25 |
| Wilkinson, Lyle | 7/18 |
| Williams (Burt J.) and Grimshaw | 2/13, 3B/12 |
| Williams (C.M.) and Company | 3/20, 5/25, 8/5 |
| Williams, D.C | 8/17 |
| Williams, P.A | 3A/24 |
| Williams, Robert Leslie | 4/7 |
| Williams, Solon T. | 8/5 |
| Williams, W. Walter (see: Continental, Incorporated) | |
| Williamson, Mrs. F.F | 3A/24 |
| Willis, Park Weed | 5/25, 10/6 |
| Willison, J.C | 9/5 |
| Willys-Overland, Incorporated | 10/6 |
| Wilson, A. King | 1/14 |
| Wilson, Charles R. (see: Wilson Brothers and Company) | |
| Wilson, Edith Boiling | 10/6 |
| Wilson, J.M | 3A/24 |
| Wilson, J.W | 6/21 |
| Wilson, Rufus Rockwell (see also: Chamber of Commerce, Humboldt, California) | 4/25, 6/21, 8/5 |
| Wilson Brothers and Company | 2/13, 2/31, 3/20, 3/27, 3A/24, 5/25 |
| Wilson's Modern Business College | 7/18 |
| Wimbish (W.A.), Watkins and Ellis, Atlanta | 3/21, 3A/25, 7/18 |
| Wing (Frederick A.) and Guion, Incorporated | 2/31 |
| Wingate (John Wesley) and Dolby | 5/25 |
| Wishkah Boom Company (see also: Northwestern Lumber Company) | 2/13, 2/32, 3/31, 3A/25 |
| Witt, L.R | 7/18 |
| Woman Voter | 10/38 |
| Woman's Advisory-Ballot Committee | 5/25 |
| Woman's Club of Tacoma | 3B/12, 4/7 |
| Woman's Exchange Cafe | 9/5 |
| Woman's Legislative Council of Washington | 10/6 |
| Women of Washington | 10/38 |
| Women's Christian Temperance Union, Seattle | 7/18 |
| Women's Christian Temperance Union, Western Washington | 6/21 7/18, 10/6 |
| Women's Good Government League, Seattle | 8/5 |
| Wood, W.D | 8/5 |
| Wood and Reber | 3A/25 |
| Wood, Harmon and Company | 4/25, 5/25 |
| Woodhall, Arthur R. | 5/25 |
| Woodlands Cemetery Association | 4/25 |
| Woods, Edmund L. | 1/29 |
| Woodworth, C.P | 7/18 |
| Woolley, E. | 4/7, 10/6 |
| Woolley, Mary E. (see: Mount Holyoke College) | |
| Wooster, A.G | 8/17 |
| Workers Alliance of Washington | 10/38 |
| Workers College Players, Seattle | 10/24 |
| Worley, George B. | 7/18, 8/5 |
| Worthington, Ellen | 2/32, 4/25, 10/6 |
| Wright, Edgar J. | 10/6 |
| Wright, George E. and Kelleher | 6/21 |
| Wright, George P. | 10/38 |
| Wright, Levi | 10/6 |
| Wurlitzer (Rudolph) Manufacturing Company | 10/6 |
| Wynooche Lumber and Shingle Company | 3A/25, 4/25 |
| Yakey, J.B | 1/14 |
| Yeaman (J.M. and G.H.), Incorporated | 10/7 |
| Young, Loyal | 7/19 |
| Young Men's Christian Association | 8/17, 10/7 |
| Young Men's Christian Association, College, Chicago-Lake Geneva (see also: YMCA, Institute and Training School) | 8/5 |
| Young Men's Christian Association, Institute and Training School (see also: Young Men's Christian Association, Chicago-Lake Geneva College) | 2/13, 3A/25, 3B/12, 7/19 |
| Young Men's Christian Association, National War Work Council | 9/5 |
| Young Men's Christian Association, Pacific Northwest | 10/7 |
| Young Men's Christian Association, Seattle | 2/13, 2/33, 3/21, 3/27, 3A/25, 3B/12, 4/7, 4/26, 5/26, 6/21, 7/19, 8/5, 8/17, 9/5, 10/7, 10/24 |
| Young Men's Christian Association, Seattle, University YWCA | 5/26 |
| Young Men's Christian Association, Washington | 3/21, 3A/25, 3B/12, 4/26, 5/26, 6/21, 7/19, 8/5, 8/17 |
| Young Women's Christian Association | 5/26, 7/19, 8/5, 8/17, 10/7 |
| Young Women's Christian Association, Prague, Czechoslovakia (see: Playground and Recreation Association of America) | |
| Younger, M. | 8/5 |
| Zednick, Victor | 7/19 |
| Zimmerman, G.F | 1/29 |
Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top
Accession No. 3119-001: Austin E. Griffiths papers, 1891-1952 (bulk 1904-1930)Return to Top
11.61 cubic feet (25 boxes )
Arrangement:
Arranged into 17 series by type of document:
- Biographical features
- Organizations
- Correspondence
- Minutes
- Financial records
- Speeches and writings
- Reports
- Legal documents
- Court papers and case files
- Newsletters
- Campaign materials
- Legislation
- Lists
- Scrapbooks
- Clippings
- Ephemera
- Notes
- Maps
Scope and Content: Correspondence, speeches and writings, financial records, clippings, scrapbooks, and ephemera of Griffiths, 1891-1952 (bulk 1904-1920). Substantial correspondence ends in 1920 and what follows does not document Griffiths's major activities during those years.
Papers concern his public career as Seattle city councilman, police chief, and judge, as leader of many charitable organizations, as founder of the Seattle Playground Association, and as attorney for the Metropolitan Building Company and the Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers' Association. Also documented are his interests in the Cascade Tunnel and government reform.
The papers also document Griffiths's law practice as a member/partner of various firms, including Greene and Griffiths. After moving to Seattle, Griffiths continued to represent Grays Harbor clients, including the Grays Harbor Commercial Company and other lumber companies. One of his major cases involved a rate dispute in 1907-08 between the Western Washington Lumbermen's Association and all the railroads serving the Northwest. Also documented are Griffiths's business and real estate ventures.
The papers also include outgoing letters and speeches and writings of Griffiths's wife, Margaret Ella Montgomery Griffiths, as well as financial records and legal documents of his foster family, the Pridays.
Digital Content/Other Formats: View selections from this collection in digital format.
Restrictions on Access: The papers are open to all users.
Acquisition Info: Gift of Austin E. Griffiths on December 30, 1938, and January 11, 1939 (Accession No. 0489); and of Margaret McCune on August 6, 1980 (Accession No. 3119), September 25, 1980 (Accession No. 3119-002), and an unknown date (Accession No. 3119-004).
Processing Info: Accession No. 3119-001 is a merger of Accession Nos. 0489, 3119, 3119-002 and 3119-004.
Processing Info: Photographs that were originally part of these papers have been relocated to the Special Collections Portrait Collection, PHColl 563, Special Collections division, University of Washington Libraries.
A number of publications in the papers have been relocated to the Special Collections Pacific Northwest Collection, also in the Special Collections division, University of Washington Libraries.
| Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Box/Folder | Accession | ||
| 1/1a | 3119-001 | Biographical
information |
|
Organizations |
|||
| Box/Folder | Accession | ||
| 1/1b | 3119-001 | American Protective League,
Minute Men Division |
undated |
| 1/1b | 3119-001 | Committee of
Forty-Eight |
undated |
| 1/1b | 3119-001 | League to Enforce Peace,
Northwestern Congress for a League of Nations |
undated |
| 1/1b | 3119-001 | Memorial Auditorium
Association |
1919 |
| 1/1b | 3119-001 | Municipal League, Seattle and
King County |
1914 |
| 1/1b | 3119-001 | Playground Association,
Philadelphia |
1907 |
| 1/1b | 3119-001 | Playground Association,
Seattle |
1908 |
| 1/1b | 3119-001 | Playground Association,
Seattle, Community Service |
1919, undated |
| 1/1b | 3119-001 | Prison Reconstruction
League |
undated |
| 1/1b | 3119-001 | Progressive Party |
1912, 1916 |
Correspondence |
|||
Incoming letters
Processing Info:
An alphabetical index to the correspondents in this series
appears at the end of this inventory.
|
|||
| Box/Folder | Accession | ||
| 1/2 | 3119-001 | A-Z |
1891-1900 |
| 1/2-14 | 3119-001 | A-Z |
1901 |
| 1/15-29 | 3119-001 | A-Z |
1902 |
| 1/30 | 3119-001 | A-Z |
1903 |
| 1/31-2/13 | 3119-001 | A-Z |
1904 |
| 2/14-33 | 3119-001 | A-Z |
1905 |
| 3/1 | 3119-001 | A-Z |
1906 |
| 3/2-21 | 3119-001 | A-Z |
1907 |
| 3/22-27 | 3119-001 | A-Z |
1908 |
| 3/28-30 | 3119-001 | A-G |
1909 |
| 3A/1-25 | 3119-001 | A-Z |
1908 |
| 3A/26-3B/12 | 3119-001 | A-Z |
1909 |
| 4/1-7 | 3119-001 | H-Z |
1909 |
| 4/8-26 | 3119-001 | A-Z |
1910 |
| 4/27-5/26 | 3119-001 | A-Z |
1911 |
| 6/1-21 | 3119-001 | A-Z |
1912 |
| 6/22-7/19 | 3119-001 | A-Z |
1913 |
| 7/20-8/5 | 3119-001 | A-Z |
1914 |
| 8/6-17 | 3119-001 | A-Z |
1915 |
| 8/18-21 | 3119-001 | A-Z |
1916-1917 |
| 8/22-9/5 | 3119-001 | A-Z |
1918 |
| 9/6-10/7 | 3119-001 | A-Z |
1919 |
| 10/8-24 | 3119-001 | A-Z |
1920 |
| 10/25-38 | 3119-001 | A-Z |
1921-1952 |
| 10/39 | 3119-001 | Unidentified |
1901-1922, undated |
| Box/Folder | Accession | ||
| 11/1-15/23 | 3119-001 | Outgoing letters |
1900-1951 |
| 15/24 | 3119-001 | Outgoing letters of Margaret
Ella Montgomery Griffiths |
1933 |
Minutes |
|||
| Box/Folder | Accession | ||
| 16/1 | 3119-001 | Playground Association of
America |
1909-1911 |
| 16/2 | 3119-001 | Playground and Recreation
Association of America |
1912, 1918, 1919-1920 |
| 16/4-5 | 3119-001 | Playground and Recreation
Association of America, War Camp Community Service |
1918-1920 |
Financial records |
|||
Financial records -- law
practice |
|||
| Box | Accession | ||
| 15, 16, 17 | 3119-001 | Day books 12 volumes
|
1892-1915, 1937-1846 |
Ledgers 4 volumes
|
1897-1907 | ||
| Box/Folder | Accession | ||
| 18/1 | 3119-001 | Financial records--Seabreeze
Mining Company |
1899-1907 |
| 18/2 | 3119-001 | Financial records -- political
campaigns |
1913-1935 |
| Box | |||
| 18 | 3119-001 | Financial records--Priday
family 3 volumes
|
1888-1913 |
Speeches and writings |
|||
Speeches and writings of Austin
E. Griffiths
Arrangement:
Griffiths's speeches are arranged alphabetically. Speeches
without titles are identified by a keyword, whereas speeches with actual titles
are in quotation marks.
|
|||
| Box/Folder | Accession | ||
| 19/1 | 3119-001 | "Great Faith: Autobiography
of an English Immigrant Boy in America, 1863-1950"
Scope and Content:
Griffiths's autobiography.
|
undated |
| 19/1 | 3119-001 | "Abolish County
Board" |
1937 |
| 19/1 | 3119-001 | "Address on the League of
Nations' Treaty" |
1919 |
| 19/1 | 3119-001 | "Adjustment of Labor
Controversies" |
[1919?] |
| 19/1 | 3119-001 | "American British
League" |
1900 |
| 19/1 | 3119-001 | "American-British
Unity" |
1945 |
| 19/1 | 3119-001 | "Article Ten Like Ship's
Keel" |
[1919?] |
| 19/1 | 3119-001 | Austria |
1918 |
| 19/2 | 3119-001 | "The Blight" |
undated |
| 19/2 | 3119-001 | "Cafes" |
[1914?] |
| 19/2 | 3119-001 | "The Cascade Tunnel: An
Imperative Necessity of the State of Washington" |
1925 |
| 19/2 | 3119-001 | Cascade Tunnel Association
address |
1925 |
| 19/2 | 3119-001 | "Cascade Tunnel: Move Puget
Sound and Alaska to the Inland Empire" |
[1925?] |
| 19/2 | 3119-001 | Cascade Tunnel: "Points on
Which We are Driven to Agree" |
undated |
| 19/2 | 3119-001 | "Cascade Tunnel
Promotion" |
1925 |
| 19/2-19/4 | 3119-001 | Cascade Tunnel 18 items
|
1927-1937, undated |
| 19/5 | 3119-001 | Cedar River Dam |
1912 |
| 19/5 | 3119-001 | "China's Open
Door" |
1938 |
| 19/5 | 3119-001 | "City Peace and
Progress" |
1919 |
| 19/5 | 3119-001 | "Comments on the Addresses of
General Douglas MacArthur in Texas, June 13-17, 1951" |
1951 |
| 19/5 | 3119-001 | "Community
Service" |
1919 |
| 19/5 | 3119-001 | Constitutional
rights |
undated |
| 19/5 | 3119-001 | Corruption |
undated |
| 19/5 | 3119-001 | "Criminal
Anarchy" |
undated |
| 19/6 | 3119-001 | DeGaulle, Charles |
1943 |
| 19/6 | 3119-001 | "Democracy, Its Own Worst
Enemy" |
undated |
| 19/6 | 3119-001 | "Departmental Interference
and Police Efficiency" |
[1920?] |
| 19/6 | 3119-001 | "Do We Want War with
Japan?" |
1919 |
| 19/6 | 3119-001 | Duties |
undated |
| 19/6 | 3119-001 | Embargo Act |
1939 |
| 19/7 | 3119-001 | Foreign policy 7 items
|
1937-1941 |
| 19/7 | 3119-001 | "George Washington, World
Court, League of Nations" |
1923, 1926 |
| 19/7 | 3119-001 | "Gospel of
Achievement" |
1931 |
| 19/7 | 3119-001 | "Great Cascade Tunnel: An
Imperative Necessity" |
1927 |
| 19/7 | 3119-001 | "The Great Cascade Double
Track Electric Tunnel" |
1930 |
| 19/8 | 3119-001 | Hughes, Charles
Evans |
1916 |
| 19/8 | 3119-001 | "The Ideal
Policeman" |
1917 |
| 19/8 | 3119-001 | Industrial Code
Commission |
1919 |
| 19/8 | 3119-001 | Industrial Workers of the
World |
1918 |
| 19/9 | 3119-001 | Japan |
1939 |
| 19/9 | 3119-001 | "Juries, Instructions,
Courts, Punishments" |
1928 |
| 19/9 | 3119-001 | Land policy |
1912 |
| 19/9 | 3119-001 | Law 2 items
|
undated |
| 19/9 | 3119-001 | "Lawlessness Becomes
Alarming; Corrective Measures Proposed" |
1922 |
| 19/9 | 3119-001 | "The Lawyer's Responsibility
for Business Ability in Office" |
1928 |
| 19/9 | 3119-001 | League of Nations 4 items
|
undated |
| 19/9 | 3119-001 | Legal rights |
1920 |
| 19/9 | 3119-001 | "A Light Wish" |
1920 |
| 19/9 | 3119-001 | Lloyd, George
David |
1920 |
| 19/9 | 3119-001 | Logged-off land |
1912 |
| 19/9 | 3119-001 | Logged-off land
conference |
1916 |
| 19/10 | 3119-001 | Mayor |
1918 |
| 19/10 | 3119-001 | Menace of strikes 2 items
|
1939 |
| 19/10 | 3119-001 | "National Hysteria or
Sanity" |
1920 |
| 19/10 | 3119-001 | "National Issues of
1928" |
1928 |
| 19/10 | 3119-001 | National Municipal
League |
1919 |
| 19/10 | 3119-001 | "On to Genoa" |
1922 |
| 19/11 | 3119-001 | "Patriotism and Socialism in
War Time, Which?" |
1918 |
| 19/11 | 3119-001 | "Peace or War on the
Pacific" |
1921 |
| 19/11 | 3119-001 | Playgrounds |
1910, 1933 |
| 19/11 | 3119-001 | "Police Bill" |
1913 |
| 19/11 | 3119-001 | "The Police and the
Cafes" |
1912 |
| 19/11 | 3119-001 | Police practices |
[1920?] |
| 19/11 | 3119-001 | "Police Tyranny" |
[1916?] |
| 19/12 | 3119-001 | "Progress or
Blockade?" |
1918 |
| 19/12 | 3119-001 | "Proposed Changes in Judicial
Procedure" |
1925 |
| 19/12 | 3119-001 | Public Memorial Auditorium
Committee 2 items
|
1919 |
| 19/12 | 3119-001 | Public ownership |
undated |
| 19/12 | 3119-001 | "Public Responsibility for
Crime Prevention" |
1926 |
| 19/13 | 3119-001 | "Rapid Transit" |
1939 |
| 19/13 | 3119-001 | "Reconstruction and Jail
Reform" 2 items
|
1918-1919 |
| 19/13 | 3119-001 | "Reconstruction of Logged-off
Land" |
1918 |
| 19/13 | 3119-001 | "Relation of Supreme and
Superior Courts" |
1927 |
| 19/13 | 3119-001 | "Relations with the
Orient" |
1930 |
| 19/13 | 3119-001 | "Report to the Supreme Court
on Defects and Omissions in the Laws" |
1922 |
| 19/14 | 3119-001 | "The Republican
Convention" |
1920 |
| 19/14 | 3119-001 | Roosevelt,
Theodore |
1916 |
| 19/14 | 3119-001 | "Roosevelt for League of
Nations" |
1919 |
| 19/15 | 3119-001 | Seattle 2 items
|
1939 |
| 19/15 | 3119-001 | "Seattle and the 'Open Door'
Policy as to China" |
undated |
| 19/15 | 3119-001 | Settlement (southern United
States) |
1939 |
| 19/15 | 3119-001 | Simplon Tunnel |
undated |
| 19/15 | 3119-001 | Social reconstruction in
England |
1920 |
| 19/15 | 3119-001 | States rights |
undated |
| 19/15 | 3119-001 | Strikes |
1941 |
| 19/16 | 3119-001 | "The 30 mile Cascade
Tunnel" |
1925 |
| 19/16 | 3119-001 | Transit |
1939 |
| 19/16 | 3119-001 | "The Transportation
Question" |
1907 |
| 19/16 | 3119-001 | "Two Police
Chiefs" |
1920 |
| 19/16 | 3119-001 | "The Under-Mountain Highway--
The Great Cascade Tunnel, Its Necessity and Value" |
1928 |
| 19/16 | 3119-001 | "Washington Playground Bill, Value of Playgrounds to
the Public" |
1924 |
| Box/Folder | Accession | ||
| 19/17-21 | 3119-001 | Newspaper articles by Austin E.
Griffiths approximately 20
items
General Notes:
See also: Newsletters series
Scope and Content:
Includes clippings of Griffiths's articles in the
Washington Weekly Review and
Municipal News. Complete issues
are in the "Newsletters" series.
|
1919-1951, undated |
| 19/22-23 | 3119-001 | Speeches and writings by
Margaret Ella Montgomery Griffiths |
undated |
| 19/24 | 3119-001 | Speeches and writings by
others |
undated |
Reports |
|||
| Box/Folder | Accession | ||
| 20/1 | 3119-001 | Cascade Tunnel
Association 7 items
|
1925-1928, undated |
| 20/2 | 3119-001 | Playground Association of
America 8 items
|
1908-1919, undated |
| 20/3 | 3119-001 | Seattle
(government) 10 items
|
1912-1924 |
| 20/4 | 3119-001 | International organizations
2 items
|
1928, 1931 |
| 20/5 | 3119-001 | Miscellaneous 11 items
|
1910-1938 |
Legal documents |
|||
| Box/Folder | Accession | ||
| 20/7 | 3119-001 | Deeds |
|
| 20/8 | 3119-001 | Leases |
|
| 20/9 | 3119-001 | Licenses and
certificates |
|
| box:oversize | |||
| 25 | 3119-001 | Licenses and
certificates |
|
| Box/Folder | |||
| 20/10 | 3119-001 | Mortgages |
|
| 20/11 | 3119-001 | Title abstracts and
insurance |
|
| 20/12 | 3119-001 | Miscellaneous |
|
| box:oversize | |||
| 25 | 3119-001 | Legal documents -- Margaret
Ella Montgomery Griffiths |
|
| Box/Folder | |||
| 20/13 | 3119-001 | Legal documents -- Priday
Family |
|
Court papers and case files |
|||
| Box/Folder | Accession | ||
| 20/13a | 3119-001 | Court paper--United States
versus Hulet M. Wells, et al. |
1918 |
Case files |
|||
| Box/Folder | Accession | ||
| 20/14 | 3119-001 | Anderson (Andrew), et al.
versus Steam Tug Printer
|
|
| 20/15 | 3119-001 | Ashton (James M.) versus
Boole (George), et al. |
1909 |
| 20/16 | 3119-001 | Pacific Coast Lumber
Manufacturers' Association, et al. versus Northern Pacific Railway Company, et
al. |
1907-1908 |
| 20/17 | 3119-001 | Ramsey (Samuel V.) versus
Thorp (F.S.) and Wheeler (Litt) |
1908 |
| 20/18 | 3119-001 | Schwager and Nettleton,
Incorporated, versus Great Northern Railway Company |
1907 |
| 20/19 | 3119-001 | Tift (H.H.), et al. versus
Southern Pacific Railway Company |
1903-1906 |
| 20/20 | 3119-001 | Trout (Frank) versus Gilbert
(John E.), et al. |
undated |
| 20/21 | 3119-001 | Miscellaneous |
1918-1935 |
Newsletters |
|||
| box:oversize | Accession | ||
| 25 | 3119-001 |
Seattle Municipal
News
|
1914-1930 |
| 25 | 3119-001 |
Washington Weekly
Review
|
1940-1941 |
| Box/Folder | |||
| 21/1 | 3119-001 | Miscellaneous |
1918-1935 |
Campaign materials |
|||
| Box/Folder | Accession | ||
| 21/2-3 | 3119-001 | Campaign materials of
Griffiths |
1910-1934 |
| 21/4 | 3119-001 | Campaign materials of
others |
1907-1920 |
| Box/Folder | Accession | ||
| 21/5 | 3119-001 | Legislation |
1907-1946, undated |
Lists |
|||
| Box/Folder | Accession | ||
| 21/6 | 3119-001 | Miscellaneous |
undated |
| 21/7 | 3119-001 | Seattle Playgrounds
Association |
1909 |
| 21/7 | 3119-001 | Memorial Auditorium
Association |
1909 |
| 21/7 | 3119-001 | League to Enforce
Peace |
undated |
Scrapbooks |
|||
| box:oversize | Accession | ||
| 25 | 3119-001 | Scrapbooks 4 volumes
|
1899-1943 |
| Box | |||
| 21 | 3119-001 | Scrapbooks 4 volumes
|
1901-1923, 1913 |
| 21 | 3119-001 | Scrapbooks--Cascade
Tunnel |
1926 |
Clippings |
|||
| Box/Folder | Accession | ||
| 22/2-7 | 3119-001 | Clippings about Austin E.
Griffiths |
1905-1951, undated |
| 22/8-20 | 3119-001 | Clippings --
general |
1905-1951, undated |
Ephemera |
|||
| Box/Folder | Accession | ||
| 22/1 | 3119-001 | Address book |
undated |
| 23/1 | 3119-001 | Programs 16 items
|
undated |
| 23/2-6 | 3119-001 | Publications |
1904-1930 |
| 23/7 | 3119-001 | Business and membership
cards |
undated |
| 24/1-3 | 3119-001 | Miscellaneous |
1927-1939, undated |
| Box/Folder | Accession | ||
| 24/4-13 | 3119-001 | Notes |
1907-1920, undated |
| 24/14 | 3119-001 | Maps |
1922-1939, undated |
Accession No. 3119-003: Austin E. Griffiths papers, 1949Return to Top
1 microfilm reel : negative
Scope and Content: Microfilm includes an unpublished, typewritten manuscript entitled "Government in Daily Action: Comments and Suggestions" (225 pages), Seattle, Washington, 1949; a map labelled "Cascade Tunnel Association;" 5 photographs; and 5 postcards signed "Mother" and Jane Fanny Cottrell.
Restrictions on Access: The papers are open to all users.
Acquisition Info: The originals were loaned by David Griffiths for copying in June 1968.
Processing Info: Other materials originally included in this accession were integrated into Accession No. 3119-001 above.
Names and SubjectsReturn to Top
Subject Terms
- British Americans--Washington (State)--Seattle--Archives
- Businessmen--Washington (State)--Seattle--Archives
- City council members--Washington (State)--Seattle--Archives
- Civic leaders--Washington (State)--Seattle--Archives
- Commercial associations--Washington (State)
- Community welfare councils--Washington (State)
- Judges--Washington (State)--Seattle--Archives
- Lawyers--Washington (State)--Archives
- Lumber trade--Washington (State)
- Mayors--Washington (State)
- Municipal government--Washington (State)--Seattle
- Personal Papers/Corporate Records (University of Washington)
- Playgrounds--Washington (State)--Seattle
- Police chiefs--Washington (State)--Seattle--Archives
- Political parties--Washington (State)
- Progressivism (United States politics)
- Railroad tunnels--Washington (State)
- Real estate management--Washington (State)
- Recreation areas--United States--Societies, etc
- School board members--Washington (State)--Seattle--Archives
- Young Men's Christian associations--Washington (State)
Personal Names
- Griffiths, Austin E. (Austin Edwards), 1863-1952--Archives
- Hartman, John P. (John Peter), 1857-1945
- Hutcheson, J. A
- Matthews, Mark A. (Mark Allison), 1867-1940
- Poindexter, Miles, 1868-1946
Corporate Names
- Charity Organization Society of Seattle
- First Presbyterian Church (Seattle, Wash.)
- Grays Harbor Commercial Company
- International Law Association
- Merrill and Ring Lumber Company
- Metropolitan Building Company (Seattle, Wash.)
- Northwestern Lumber Company (Wash.)
- Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers' Association
- Playground Association of America
- Playground and Recreation Association of America
- Polson Logging Company
- Russell Sage Foundation
- Seattle (Wash.). Mayor
- Young Men's Christian Association (Seattle, Wash.)
Geographical Names
- Cascade Tunnel (Wash.)
- Seattle (Wash.)--Officials and employees--Archives
- Seattle (Wash.)--Politics and government
- Seattle (Wash.)--Social conditions
- United States--Politics and government--20th century
- Washington (State)--Politics and government--1889-1950
- Washington (State)--Politics and government--1951-
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