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1308, 3169
Zioncheck, Marion A. (Marion Anthony), 1901-1936
Marion A. Zioncheck
papers
1926-1936
1.91 cubic feet (5 boxes and 1 vertical file)
Collection materials are in
English.
Papers of a
Democratic representative to the United States Congress from Seattle,
Washington.
Marion Anthony Zioncheck (1901-1936) was elected to the United States
House of Representatives as a Democrat from Washington State in 1932, the year
of the Franklin Delano Roosevelt landslide. Zioncheck served in the 73th and
74th Congresses from March 4, 1933, until his death on August 7, 1936. He
represented the First Congressional District, which encompassed Seattle and
Kitsap County and he served on the Naval Affairs Committee.
A Progressive Democrat and a supporter of the Roosevelt New Deal,
Zioncheck was an avowed defender of the "forgotten man." He stated during his
campaign that he would not represent the interests of banks, power companies,
and chambers of commerce when they conflicted with the interests of the working
man, the farmer, or the small businessman. His papers provide evidence that he
attempted to fulfill his promise. He supported the Wagner-Connery Labor Bill
and the Federal Communications Act, took an active interest in veterans' and
farm legislation, and worked for the passage of the Widows and Orphans Bill, HR
9936.
Zioncheck committed suicide on August 7, 1936, by jumping from a
window of his campaign office in Seattle. Prior to his death, Zioncheck
underwent treatment for mental illness. He had also been the subject of public
censure and extensive publicity for his conduct in the House of Representatives
and his personal conduct outside of Congress. Reportedly, Zioncheck felt
himself a personal failure in his frustrated attempts at political reform.
Arranged into 3 accessions:
- Accession 1308-001, Marion A. Zioncheck correspondence and
clippings, 1936
- Accession 3169-001, Marion A. Zioncheck papers,
1932-1936
- Accession 3169-002, Marion A. Zioncheck papers,
1926-1936
These papers document the political activities of Marion A. Zioncheck,
Democratic representative to the United States Congress for the First
Congressional District of Washington State, 1933-1936. The materials offer
insight into several of the controversies that marked Zioncheck's political
career, including his denunciation of J. Edgar Hoover in a speech given on the
House floor in 1936, and factional disputes within the Washington State
Democratic Party in the 1930s. The materials also describe Zioncheck's
accomplishments in the House as a freshman Congressman.
The bulk of the collection consists of political and legislative
correspondence from 1932 to 1936. Also included are campaign literature, speech
drafts and related data, legislation, clippings, newsletters, reports, and
other ephemera.
The papers are open to all users.
Request at UW
The creator's literary rights have not been transferred to the
University of Washington Libraries.
Zioncheck, Marion A. (Marion Anthony), 1901-1936--Archives
Democratic Party (King County, Wash.)
Democratic Party (Kitsap County, Wash.)
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United States--Politics and government--20th century
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Kitsap County (Wash.)--Politics and government--20th century
King County (Wash.)--Politics and government--20th century
Legislators--United States--Archives
Suicide victims--Washington (State)--Archives
Politicians--Washington (State)--Archives
Political parties--Washington (State)
Legislation--United States
correspondence
legislative records
case files
ephemera
reports
Speeches, addresses, etc
Campaign literature
Clippings (Books, newspapers, etc.)
Newsletters
Personal Papers/Corporate Records (University of Washington)
Political Campaigns
Washington (State)
Seattle
Politics and Politicians
Accession No. 1308-001: Marion Zioncheck correspondence and clippings, 1936
.02 cubic feet (7 items)
Scope and Content:
This accession contains clippings, negative photostats of the
clippings, and one item of correspondence, 1936.
Restrictions on Access:
Open to all users.
Acquisition Info:
Gift of Judge E.E. Henry, December 23, 1969.
Accession No. 3169-001: Marion Zioncheck papers, 1932-1936
1.68 cubic feet (4 boxes)
Arrangement:
Arranged in 5 series:
- Biographical information, 1936
- General correspondence, 1932-1936
- Campaign ephemera, 1932-1936
- Subject file on the American Liberty League, 1936
- Speeches and background data, 1933-1935
Scope and Content:
The bulk of this accession is correspondence documenting
Zioncheck's political activities in United States Congress and in the
Washington State Democratic Party. Some highlights of this correspondence
include letters Zioncheck received in response to his denunciation of J. Edgar
Hoover in 1936, as well as letters documenting internal disputes within the
Democratic organization in King and Kitsap counties between 1933 and 1936. In
Kitsap County Zioncheck was drawn into a battle, ostensibly over postmaster
appointments, between two factions of the party. He was denounced in a February
18, 1936, resolution of the Kitsap County Democratic Executive Committee for
misconduct and for breaking faith with the committee.
The accession also includes files containing endorsements
Zioncheck solicited from other members of Congress for campaign purposes,
1933-1934. These files contain numerous favorable recommendations of Zioncheck
and descriptions of his achievements as a freshman congressman, including his
service to the Consent Calendar and Private Calendar Committee. In this
capacity he was required to read and report on every bill which appeared on the
calendar. Several of his colleagues reported that he performed this duty with
distinction.
In addition to these files, the accession contains ephemera,
clippings, and drafts of speeches and writings, 1932-1936.
Restrictions on Access:
Open to all users.
Acquisition Info:
Relocated from the Warren G. Magnuson papers, December 1,
1980.
Processing Info:
From a large number of folders originally labelled "Miscellaneous
Speech Data," the correspondence was extracted and filed under the "Campaign"
subseries of the "General correspondence" series. The remainder of this
material comprises the "Speeches and background data" series.
Name Index to Correspondents
Each correspondent's name is followed by the corresponding
box/folder numbers:
Acacia Fraternity, Washington, Alumni Association
[3/19]
Aeronautical Workers Union, National, Local 18886
[1/11]
Ahern, Margaret
[1/21]
Ainsworth-Dunn Dock Company
[1/15]
Akers, A.W
[1/17]
Alaska Steamship Company, Seattle
[1/13]
Albers Brothers Milling Co
[1/17]
Albi, Emily
[2/7]
Allen, Clay
[2/10]
Allied Veterans of Washington
[2/14]
[2/16 (2)]
American Automobile Corporation
[1/15]
American Civil Liberties Union
[1/22]
American Civil Liberties Union, Washington
[1/22]
American Cracker Company
[1/6]
American Federation of Labor
[1/6]
[1/15]
[1/19]
American Legion, Federal Post Number 126
[1/3]
American Legion, University Post Number 11
[1/2 (4)]
[1/3]
American Legion, Washington
[1/21 (5)]
American Mining Congress
[1/10]
American Workers Club of Washington
[1/17]
Amlie, Thomas R
[1/21]
[3/9 (2)]
Armstrong Cork Company
[1/9]
Associated Industries of Seattle
[1/8]
Athenes, Harry
[1/21]
Atkins, Frank D
[1/11]
Attebery, E. Raymond
[1/21]
Ayers, Roy E
[1/21]
[3/11]
Baker, Charley
[2/3]
Bakery and Confectionery Workers' International Union of America, Local 82
[1/17]
Ballard News Publishing Company
[1/9]
Bancroft - Whitney Co
[3/20]
Barde Steel Company
[1/9]
Baxley Dress Manufacturing Company
[1/14]
Beard, Norman H
[2/15]
Beaumont, Arthur
[3/18]
Becket, Euro
[1/3]
Beckham, A.C
[2/9 (2)]
Belknap (C.C.) Glass Co
[1/12]
Bellamy, M.C
[1/14]
Bell, James E
[2/16]
Bell, William R
[3/17]
Bellingham Police Department
[2/15]
Bienvenu, (Mrs.) Emile
[3/7]
Biertumpel, G.H
[2/16]
Birch, B
[3/18]
Blades, Linnie Lee
[3/15]
Blake, Moffit & Towne Paper Company
[1/12]
Blanton, Thomas L
[2/1]
Bloom, Sol
[3/11]
Boileau, Gerald J
[3/12]
[3/13]
Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers, International Brotherhood of, Local 290
[1/17]
Boland, Patrick J
[3/11]
[3/21]
Bone, Homer T
[2/15]
Bookbinders Union, International Brotherhood of, Local 87
[1/11]
Bowen, John C
[2/15]
[2/16]
Bowman, J.H
[2/16]
Brady (H.P.) Lumber Company
[1/19]
Braun, Caroline
[2/2]
Bremerton Finance and Accounting Commissioners Office
[2/11]
Brick and Clay Workers, United, Local 458
[1/11]
Bridge, Structural, Reinforcing Steel and Ornamental Iron Workers and Riggers Union, International Association of, Local 86
[1/17]
British Columbia-Alaska Highway Association
[1/3]
Broadcast Technicians, Associated
[1/6]
Brower, Alfred H
[2/2]
Brown, Edwin J
[2/18]
Brown, Henrietta A
[1/19]
Brown, Henry A
[2/23]
Brown, J.E
[1/13]
Brown, John Y
[3/11]
Browning, Gordon
[3/12]
Building Service Employees' International Union
[1/15]
Building Trades Council, Bremerton
[1/17]
Building Trades Council, Seattle
[1/17]
Burnham, George
[3/13]
Busby, Jeff
[3/11]
Callahan, Arthur M
[2/16]
Card, Victor I
[2/19]
Carleton, Frances S
[2/4]
Carpenter, Terry
[3/10]
Carpenters and Joiners of America, United Brotherhood of, Local 1597
[3/15]
Carrillo, Gustavo
[2/2]
Carroll, James E
[2/12]
Carter, Carroll
[2/14]
Cartwright, Wilburn
[3/11]
Cascade Machinery & Electric Co
[1/9]
[1/14]
Cass, W.E
[2/17 (3)]
Cathlamet Sheriff
[2/9]
Catholic Truth Society
[1/5]
Catholic Church, Assumption Church
[3/21]
Catholic Church, Holy Name Society, St. Alphonsus Branch
[1/5]
Catholic Church, Holy Name Union, Blessed Sacrament Branch
[1/6]
Catholic Church, Saint Edwards Parish, Holy Name Branch
[1/5]
Cave, L.A
[2/3]
Central Labor Council, Seattle (American Federation of Labor)
[1/2]
[1/5]
[1/10]
[1/12]
[1/13]
Central Trades and Labor Council, Bremerton
[2/1]
Chamber of Commerce, Port Townsend
[2/17]
Chamber of Commerce, San Diego
[3/18]
Chamber of Commerce, San Francisco
[3/18]
Chamber of Commerce, Seattle
[1/2]
[1/3]
Cheadle, J. Kennard
[3/7]
Clallam County Sheriff
[2/9]
Clark, A.C
[3/15]
Clark County Sheriff
[2/9]
Cleary, Ed. P
[2/10]
Clinton, Calvin O
[2/3]
Close, H.H
[2/20]
[3/18]
Cochran, John J
[3/11]
Collins, B.H
[2/9]
Columbia Mills
[1/9]
Commanders and Adjutants Council, King County
[1/8]
Commonwealth Builders
[3/7]
Commonwealth Builders Club, 44th District
[1/21]
Condon, Francis B
[1/21]
Continental Can Company
[1/16]
Cooperman, Maurice
[2/12]
Corbin, M. B
[2/3]
Cordz Company Investments
[1/17]
Cowlitz County, County Attorney
[2/9]
Cowlitz County Sheriff
[2/9]
Cragin and Company
[1/14]
Crosier, Ken
[3/19]
Cullen, Thomas H
[3/11]
Cummings, Homer
[see: United States Attorney General]
Dalberg, Linden
[2/2]
Darden, Colgate W
[3/4]
Darmody, Jean
[3/15]
Davies & Kurz
[1/8]
Davis, Garfield
[2/9]
Davison, W. Ward
[1/3]
Dawson, C.T
[2/15]
Dawson W.C
[1/15]
de Lemos, Jose
[3/20]
Democratic Party, Colored Democratic Association, Washington
[2/21]
Democratic Party, Louisiana. New Orleans, Acorn Club
[2/17]
Democratic Party National Committee
[2/10]
[2/15]
[3/12]
[3/15]
[3/16]
Democratic Party, Washington, Cowlitz County Democratic Club
[1/19]
Democratic Party, Washington. Federation of Women's Democratic Clubs
[2/22]
Democratic Party, Washington, Junior Democratic League
[2/22]
Democratic Party, Washington. King County, Colored Democratic Club
[2/22]
Democratic Party, Washington. King County, Democratic Central Committee
[2/22]
Democratic Party, Washington. King County, Democratic Club
[2/21]
[2/22]
Democratic Party, Washington, King County, Roosevelt Men's Democratic Club
[2/21]
[2/22]
[3/20]
Democratic Party, Washington, King County Young Men's Democratic Club
[2/22]
Democratic Party, Washington, Kitsap County, Democratic Central Committee
[2/16]
Democratic Party, Washington, Seattle, 45th District Democratic Club
[2/20]
Democratic Party, Washington, Seattle, 46th District Democratic Precinct Committee Men's Club
[2/20 (2)]
Democratic Party, Washington, Seattle, 36th District Democratic Club
[2/11]
[2/21]
Democratic Club, Washington, Seattle, West Seattle Democrat Club
[2/21]
Democratic Party, Washington, Seattle, West Side Progressive Democrat Club
[2/22]
Democratic Party, Washington, Veterans Democratic Club
[1/3]
Dill, C. C
[2/12]
[2/13]
Dimond, Anthony J
[1/2]
[2/10]
[2/11]
[3/13]
[3/21]
Disabled American Veterans of the World Wars
[2/19]
District of Columbia, Vehicles & Traffic Department
[3/20]
Dorn, Max
[1/10]
Doughton, R.L
[3/11]
Douglass, Ned
[2/14]
Doyle, Leo
[1/3]
Drewry, P.H
[3/13]
[3/14]
Dunn, Matthew A
[3/10]
Dvorak, Rose
[2/16]
Eldridge, A.S
[1/12]
Eldridge Motors
[1/8]
Electrical Workers, International Brotherhood of, Local 77
[2/17]
English, J.P
[1/11]
Erickson, Axel
[2/3]
Erickson, Marvin A
[1/11]
Farley, J. A
[see: Democratic Party National Committee]
Farmers Union, Local 258
[3/20]
Farrell, (Mrs.) J.A
[2/3]
Felgar, George E
[2/19]
Fiesinger, William L
[3/11]
Fire Fighters, International Association of, Local 27
[2/9]
First National Bank of Seattle
[1/12]
Fisher Flouring Mills Company
[1/12]
Fitts, Frank F
[2/12]
[2/14]
[3/7]
Fitzgibbon, John
[3/11]
Flour and Cereal Workers of Seattle, Federal Union, Local 19169
[1/2]
[1/9]
Fluent, Russell
[3/7 (3)]
Forrest, Robert. A
[2/16]
Foster, E.W
[2/10]
[2/16]
Foxworth, H. Carroll
[1/10]
Frye, T.C
[1/21]
Furniture Workers Union, Local 1007
[1/10]
Garrett, Alys
[3/15]
Gates, Cassius E
[1/12]
General Motors Fleet Sales Corp. Washington Office
[3/20 (2)]
General Motors Truck Company
[1/16]
Geraghty, T. E
[2/12]
Gershon, Perry R
[2/12]
[2/15 (3)]
Gladding, McBean & Co
[1/16]
Gordon, W.B
[2/3]
Gray, Harold E
[1/9]
Grays Harbor County Sheriff
[2/9]
Greater Bremerton Improvement Club
[2/11]
Greenway, Isabella
[3/13 (2)]
Grevstad, Richard
[2/23 (2)]
Griffin, Van C
[2/14]
Griswold, Glenn
[3/11]
Hadley, W.B
[3/21]
Hanly, William Robert
[2/2]
Hansen, A
[2/23]
Harbor Plywood Corp
[1/8]
Hardeman (J.T.) Hat Co
[1/12]
Hartung and Hansen, Inc
[1/13]
Heitzman, Hohn H
[1/3]
Helgeson, (Mrs.) C
[2/4 (2)]
Hergst, Theodore
[1/18]
Herdman, Lillian
[3/18]
Herr, R.P
[1/11]
Hibbard - Stewart Company
[1/9]
Hill, Knute
[2/19]
Hill, Sam B
[2/17]
[3/14]
[3/17]
Hillman (C. Kirk) Company
[1/18]
Hoidale, Einar
[3/11]
Holifield, George
[2/15 (2)]
Holway, T.W
[1/2]
Hoof, Clifford E
[2/12]
Hooper, C. Pat
[2/10]
Hooper, Eugene F
[2/16]
Hoover, J. Edgar
[see: United States Federal Bureau of Investigation]
Hope (Grant V.) Co
[1/6]
Howard, Edgar
[3/10]
Hull, Cordell
[see: United States State Department Secretary]
Hynes, Thomas
[3/18]
International Labor Defense
[3/16 (2)]
Iron, Steel and Tin Workers, Amalgamated Association of, Canal Lodge 4
[1/13]
James, Frank D
[1/3]
Johnson, Allan F
[2/19]
Johnson, Laura
[3/18]
Jones, Marvin
[3/11]
KOL Radio Station (Seattle)
[1/6]
KOMO and KJR Radio Stations (Seattle)
[1/6]
KXA Radio Station (Seattle)
[1/6]
Keller, Kent E
[3/14]
Kenney, Charles M
[2/1]
Kerner, Martin J
[1/13]
Kieckhefer Container Company
[1/13]
King County Prosecuting Attorney
[2/18]
King County Sheriff
[2/15]
Kinney, Julius E
[2/3]
Kitsap County Sheriff
[2/9]
[2/10]
Kizer, J.H
[1/13]
Kniffin, Frank C
[3/12]
Kristoferson's Dairy
[1/12]
Laher Auto Spring Company
[1/12]
[Lairlor?], Bernard W
[2/2]
Lambertson, W.P
[3/11]
Lancaster, J.L
[2/9]
Lathers International Union, Local 104
[1/17]
Lauks (I.F.) Inc
[1/12]
Laundry Workers Union, Local 124
[1/11]
Lea, Clarence F
[3/12]
[3/14]
Leckey, Walt
[2/10]
[2/18]
[3/20]
[3/19]
Lee, Carl
[3/20]
Lee, Frank H
[3/13]
Lemke, William
[3/10]
Levett, C. Marsden
[2/2 (2)]
Lind, Fred C
[2/16 (2)]
Lloyd, Wesley
[2/21]
Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, Brotherhood of
[1/8]
Loggers, Sawmill & Woodworkers Unions, Northwest Council of
[1/8]
Longshoremen's Association, International, Pacific Coast District
[1/17]
Lovejoy, George A
[2/15]
Lowe, G.H
[2/17 (2)]
Lozier, Ralph F
[3/11]
Lundeen, Ernest
[3/9 (2)]
McCormack, John W
[3/12]
McCormick (Cas. R.) Lumber Co
[1/14]
McDonald, Donald A
[1/2]
[2/9]
McDonald, W.D
[1/10]
McGee, I.C
[1/3]
Machinists, International Association, Hope Lodge 79
[1/10]
[2/9]
[2/10]
Machinists, International Association. Nipsic Lodge 282
[2/3]
[2/10]
[1/11 ]
[1/13]
McKenzie, Belle
[2/1]
McKeown, Tom D
[3/11]
[3/13]
Mackie and Lewis
[1/18]
McLean, C.F
[1/3]
Mac, Whinnie, A.M
[1/9]
Madison, D.O
[1/13]
Mahler, James H
[2/4]
Maintenance and Way Employees, Brotherhood of, Lodge 310
[1/18]
Mann, N.C
[1/21]
[2/14]
[3/10]
[3/11]
Marcantonio, Vito
[3/9 (2)]
Martens, M.M
[2/9]
Martin, Harrison B
[3/7]
Martin, J.F
[1/3]
Maryland (ship)
[3/19]
Mason County Sheriff
[2/9]
Mead, James M
[3/11]
Meakim, Roger J
[2/12]
Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America
[1/17]
Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America, Amalgamated, Local 81
[2/3]
Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America, Amalgamated, Local 475
[1/9]
Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America, Amalgamated, Washington
[2/3]
Merrick, Ivan
[2/4]
Merrill and Ring Lumber Company
[1/16]
Metal Trades Council, Bremerton
[1/11]
[1/12 (2)]
[1/13]
Michel (G.H.) and Co
[3/20]
Miller, Edmund J
[2/9 (2)]
[2/14]
[3/15]
Miller, Martin A
[2/3]
Miller, Richard W
[2/11]
Millmen's Union, Local 338
[1/11]
Mine Workers of America, United, District 10
[1/8]
Mine Workers of America, United, Local 6179
[1/8]
Mine Workers of America, United, Local 6180
[1/8]
Mine Workers of America, United, Local 6380
[1/8]
Mine Workers of America, United, Local 6433
[1/8]
Monaghan, Joseph D
[3/10]
Moore, Ben L
[2/11]
Moose, Loyal Order of the
[3/19]
Morden Machines Company
[1/12]
Morrow, Veida S
[2/13]
Murphy, James A
[2/14]
[2/16 (2)]
Murphy, Pat
[2/2]
Nadeau, Anne
[2/20]
[3/19]
Nadeau, Bill
[3/7]
[1/21]
[3/21]
Nagelvoort-Stearns Company
[1/12]
NePage McKenny Company
[1/9]
Nettleton Lumber Company
[1/14]
Neuberger, Richard L
[3/9]
Neupert, F.C
[1/13]
Nickols Manufacturing Company, Inc
[1/14]
Nolan, Charles
[2/9]
Nooman, H.S
[2/14]
Northrop, Bert A
[1/14]
Northwest Association of Needlecraft Manufacturers
[1/14]
Northwest Lead Company
[1/12]
O'Connor, John J
[3/10]
[3/13]
Oklahoma, Ellis County, Attorney
[2/2]
The Olympicians, Inc
[1/3]
O'Malley, Thomas
[3/12]
Omenitsch, Hans
[2/2]
Osborne, Cliff
[2/9]
Overstreet, Campbell R
[2/15]
Pacific Coast Brewer
[2/13]
Pacific County Sheriff
[2/9]
Pacific Northwest Loggers Association
[1/18]
Palmeter, E.A
[2/14]
Pan-Pacific Union
[3/21]
Parsons, Reginald H
[1/12]
Patman, Wright
[1/21]
[3/12]
Patternmakers Associate of Seattle
[1/16]
Paul, W.F
[1/13]
[1/19]
Pearson, James
[3/15]
Peterson, J. Hardin
[3/13]
Phillip, Hardie
[3/21]
Pierce, Walter M
[3/10]
Plain Talk Magazine
[3/21]
Plumbers and Steam Fitters of the United States and Canada, Association of, Journeymen, Local 631
[1/13]
Plumbers and Steam Fitters of the United States and Canada, United Association of. Journeymen, Local 265
[1/18]
Pollock, W.M
[2/3]
President Jackson (ship)
[1/6]
President's Cup Regatta
[3/20]
The Progressive
[3/9]
Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers, International Brotherhood of, Local 155
[1/9]
Putman, C.E
[2/3]
Ralkowski, Emme
[2/10]
Railroad Trainmen, Brotherhood of
[2/17 (2)]
Ramspeck, Robert
[3/13]
Rankin, J.E
[1/21]
[3/10]
[3/13]
Redpath, Harry S
[2/10]
Reynolds, Charles A
[2/11]
[2/12]
[2/20 ]
[4/2]
Robinson, John S
[3/7]
Rogers, Will
[3/12]
Roosevelt, Eleanor
[3/20]
Rose, George
[2/2]
Rotary Club, Port Townsend
[2/17]
Roth, W.A
[1/10]
Russell, Richard B
[3/11]
Ryan, George E
[2/21]
Sabath, Adolph J
[3/11]
Sabin, Winfred A
[3/15]
St. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company
[1/12]
Sandlin, John S
[3/11]
Schneider, George J
[3/9 (2)]
Schulte, William T
[3/11]
Schutsky, Michael S
[2/19]
Scott, Byron
[3/9]
Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, Council of Kadosh, Washington
[3/21]
Schrugham, J.G
[3/12]
Sears, W.J
[3/10]
[3/11]
Seattle Comptroller
[1/3]
Seattle Finance Department, Comptroller
[3/7]
Seattle Lighting Department
[3/15]
Seattle Traffic Violations Bureau
[3/21]
Seattle Automobile Dealers Association
[1/15]
Seattle Central Lions Club
[1/2]
Seattle Chain and Manufacturing Company
[1/13]
Seattle Glove Company
[1/12]
Seattle Surety Association
[1/2]
Sheetmetal Workers, International Association, Local 274
[1/17]
Shepard, Charles
[1/18]
Sherwood, Cameron
[2/9]
Shipwrights and Caulkers Association, Local 1272
[1/18]
Shorett, Judson W
[2/14]
Simmons Company
[1/13]
Simonds Saw and Steel Company
[1/16]
Sinclair, J.E
[2/19]
Sleeping Car Conductors, Order of, Local 6
[1/18]
Small, L.N
[2/11]
Smith, J.B
[2/14]
Smith, Thomas E
[2/14]
Socialist Party of America
[3/9]
Sound Timber Company
[1/13]
Spear, Manton
[1/14]
Spriggs, John J
[2/2]
Stevenson, John C
[2/14]
Stewart, R.A
[2/13]
[2/16]
Strickland, Rex
[2/17]
Summers, Hatton, W
[3/11]
[3/13]
Sunset Electric Company
[1/16 (2)]
Sussman, Wormser and Company
[21/16]
Swartz, Oliver E. and Marie
[2/11]
Taber, Ruth L
[3/17]
Taylor, George W
[2/9]
Taylor, Lawrence C
[1/13]
Teague, J.Y
[1/14]
Technical Engineers, Architects, and Draftsmens Union, International Federation of, Local 12
[1/13]
Terminal Sales Building
[1/2]
Theatrical Stage Employees and Moving Picture Machine Operators, International Alliance of, Local 15
[2/17]
Theatrical Stage Employees and Moving Picture Machine Operators. International Alliance of, Local 154
[2/17]
Thompson, R.A
[1/3]
Thurston County Sheriff
[2/9]
Timken Roller Bearing
[1/9]
[1/14]
Titus, Myron H
[2/9]
[2/14]
Transport Corporation
[1/8]
Travis, Mercer
[1/5]
Troy, Smith
[2/14]
Truax, Charles V
[3/12]
Tucker, Wilmon
[2/11]
Tunstall, Robert E
[2/9]
Typographical Union, International
[1/14]
Typographical Union, International, Local 202, (Seattle)
[1/8]
Tyson Olds Co
[1/15]
United Pueblo Agency
[3/21]
United Spanish War Veterans, Fortson-Thygesen Camp #2
[1/3]
United Spanish War Veterans, Washington and Alaska Department
[3/16]
United States Attorney, Western Washington District
[2/7]
United States Attorney General
[2/10]
[2/18]
United States Employees Compensation Commission
[3/20]
United States Federal Bureau of Investigation
[2/16]
United States House, Clerk
[3/7 (3)]
United States Immigration and Naturalization Service, District Commission
[3/18]
United States Panama Canal Zone, Governor
[3/19]
United States Post Office Department
[2/19]
United States Postmaster General
[3/21]
United States President
[2/10]
United States President, Chief of Protocol
[3/19]
United States State Department Secretary
[2/18 (3)]
United States Treasury Department
[2/18]
United States War Department, Adjutant General's Office
[2/8]
United States War Department Secretary
[2/8]
Upholsterers', Carpet & Linoleum Mechanics, International Union of North America
[1/13]
Vanderveer, G.F
[2/12]
Van Hecke, Paul J
[1/13]
Veterans League, Kitsap County
[2/11]
Veterans of Foreign Wars, William Matthews Post #1585
[1/2]
Vinson, Carl
[3/11]
Vogt, H.P
[3/17]
Wallgren, Mon. C
[1/21]
Warner, B. Gray
[2/12]
[2/14-16]
[2/20]
[3/17-19]
Washington Governor
[3/7]
Washington, Licenses Department, Motor Vehicle Division
[3/20]
Washington, State Department
[3/7]
Washington, University of, Library
[3/19]
Washington Iron Works
[1/17]
Washington Machinery and Storage Co
[1/16 (2)]
Washington Ship Owners Association
[1/13]
Washington State Federation of Labor
[1/10]
Washington State Good Roads Association
[1/2 (2)]
Wearin, Otha D
[3/12]
West, Charles
[3/12]
West Coast Lumbermen's Association
[1/15]
Western Operators Associates
[1/15]
Westfall, Harry M
[4/12]
Wetzel, William
[2/3]
Whittier Heights Improvement Club
[1/18]
Willey, Lloyd
[2/19]
Wirth, E.J
[1/14]
Withrow, Gardner P
[3/10]
Witzke, Wm. G
[2/9]
Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Seattle
[3/15]
Woman's Legislative Council of Washington
[3/18]
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom
[3/15]
Wood, E.B
[2/9]
Young, J.E
[3/18]
Zioncheck, Wesley
[3/18]
Zucco, G.M
[1/10]
1/1
3169-001
Biographical information
1936
General correspondence
Legislation
1/2-4
3169-001
Alaska Highway Bill (H.R. 6538)
1934-1936
1/5-7
3169-001
Federal Communications Act (S.B. 3954)
1934-1936, undated
1/8-20
3169-001
Wagner-Connery Labor Bill (S.B. 1958)
1933-1935, undated
Miscellaneous
1/21
3169-001
A - Z
1934-1936
1/22
3169-001
American Civil Liberties Union
1935-1936
2/1
3169-001
Communism
1933-1936
2/2
3169-001
G-Men
1936
2/3-6
3169-001
New Deal endorsers
1934-1935
Case files
2/7
3169-001
Chris Di Julio indictment
1935
2/8
3169-001
United States War Department
1934
Political appointments
2/9-16
3169-001
United States district and circuit court attorneys,
federal marshal, and deputy marshals
1932-1934
2/17-18
3169-001
Cabinet and assistants
1933-1934
2/19
3169-001
Postmasters and postal carriers
1935, 1936
Democratic Party, King and Kitsap Counties
1933-1936
2/20-23
3169-001
General correspondence
1933-1936
3/1
3169-001
Resolutions
1933-1936
3/2
3169-001
Petitions
1933-1936
3/3-4
3169-001
Lists
1933-1936
3/5-6
3169-001
Ephemera and clippings
1933-1936
3/7-8
3169-001
Congressional elections
1934-1936
2 folders
3/9
3169-001
Third political party
1935
Campaign
3/10-14
3169-001
Solicited endorsements from members of
Congress
1934
3/15
3169-001
Constituent letters of support
1933-1936
3/16
3169-001
Questionnaires
1934
Personal
1932-1935
3/17-22
3169-001
General correspondence
1932-1935
3/23
3169-001
Trips
1932-1935
3/24
3169-001
Ephemera
1932-1935
3/25, 4/1-7
3169-001
Invitations
1934-1936
4/8
3169-001
Campaign ephemera
1932-1936
4/9
3169-001
Subject file - American Liberty
League
1936
Speeches and background
data
Speeches and
writings
4/10
3169-001
Drafts
undated
4/11
3169-001
Excerpts from solicited
endorsements
undated
4/12
3169-001
Speeches of
others
1933-1934
4/13
3169-001
Legislation
1933-1934
4/14
3169-001
Clippings
1933-1934
4/15-16
3169-001
Ephemera
1933-1935
Accession No. 3169-002: Marion Zioncheck papers, 1926-1936 (bulk 1933-1936)
.21 cubic feet (1 box)
Arrangement:
Arranged by type of document.
Scope and Content:
This accession contains correspondence regarding the proposed
Alaska Highway, annual reports, newsletters and bulletins, ephemera, and other
miscellany, 1926-1936.
Restrictions on Access:
Open to all users.
Acquisition Info:
Relocated from the Warren G. Magnuson papers, date unknown.
1/1-2
3169-002
General
correspondence
1933-1936
1/3
3169-002
Annual report
1934
1/4
3169-002
Newsletters and
bulletins
1934-1935
1/5
3169-002
Ephemera
1926-1934
1/6
3169-002
List
1933
1/7
3169-002
Itinerary
undated
1/8
3169-002
Miscellaneous
undated