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La Follette Family Papers

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Collection SummaryTitle: La Follette Family PapersSpan Dates: 1781-1988Bulk Dates: (bulk 1900-1953)ID No.: MSS29165Creator: La Follette familyExtent: 418,100 items ; 1,468 containers plus 22 oversize ; 594.2 linear feetLanguage: Collection material in EnglishLocation: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.Summary: Family active in late nineteenth and early twentieth century national politics. Correspondence, diaries, speechesand writings, legal files, office files, campaign files, legislative files, subject files, financial records, biographical researchfiles, newspaper clippings, printed matter, and miscellany principally documenting the careers of Robert M. La Follette(1855-1925), governor of Wisconsin and United States representative and senator, and his son Robert M. La Follette(1895-1953), United States senator. Also includes papers of Belle Case La Follette, Fola La Follette, and Philip Fox LaFollette.

Selected Search TermsThe following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They aregrouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein.

PeopleAddams, Jane, 1860-1935--Correspondence.Arntson, Peter A.--Correspondence.Baker, Ray Stannard, 1870-1946--Correspondence.Beard, Charles A. (Charles Austin), 1874-1948--Correspondence.Beard, Mary Ritter, 1876-1958--Correspondence.Beck, Joseph D. (Joseph David), 1866-1936--Correspondence.Bishop, Emily Montague Mulkin, 1858-1916--Correspondence.Blackwell, Alice Stone, 1857-1950--Correspondence.Blaine, John J. (John James), 1875-1934--Correspondence.Boardman, W. Wade (William Wade), 1905-1983--Correspondence.Brandeis, Alice Goldmark, 1866-1945--Correspondence.Brandeis, Louis Dembitz, 1856-1941--Correspondence.Bryan, William Jennings, 1860-1925--Correspondence.Cansler, Austin F.--Correspondence.Causey, James H. (James Henry), 1872-1943--Correspondence.Commons, John R. (John Rogers), 1862-1945--Correspondence.Coolidge, Calvin, 1872-1933--Correspondence.Crane, Charles Richard, 1858-1939--Correspondence.Crownhart, Charles Henry, 1863-1930--Correspondence.Cutting, Bronson M., 1888-1935--Correspondence.Davidson, Jo, 1883-1952--Correspondence.Davlin, Thomas F.--Correspondence.Debs, Eugene V. (Eugene Victor), 1855-1926--Correspondence.Dow, Charles M.--Correspondence.Dreiser, Theodore, 1871-1945--Correspondence.Ekern, Herman Lewis, 1872-1954--Correspondence.Evans, Elizabeth Glendower, 1856-1937--Correspondence.Evjue, William Theodore, 1882-1970--Correspondence.Fackler, John D.--Correspondence.Fairbank, Lorena King--Correspondence.Frankfurter, Felix, 1882-1965--Correspondence.

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Gale, Zona, 1874-1938--Correspondence.Grimm, A. C.--Correspondence.Hannan, John J., 1866-1946--Correspondence.Hapgood, Norman, 1868-1937--Correspondence.Harrison, Frank A.--Correspondence.Hoover, Herbert, 1874-1964--Correspondence.Houser, Walter L.--Correspondence.Huebsch, B. W. (Benjamin W.), 1876-1964--Correspondence.Immell, Ralph M.--Correspondence.Keller, Helen, 1880-1968--Correspondence.Kirsch, William--Correspondence.Kohler, Walter Jodok, 1875-1940--Correspondence.La Follette family--Correspondence.La Follette family.La Follette, Belle Case, 1859-1931. Belle Case La Follette papers. 1879-1931.La Follette, Bronson C. (Bronson Cutting), 1936-La Follette, Fola, 1882-1970. Fola La Follette papers. 1879-1970.La Follette, Mary Josephine, 1899-1988. Mary Josephine La Follette papers. 1925-1988.La Follette, Philip Fox, 1897-1965. Philip Fox La Follette papers. 1911-1971.La Follette, Robert M. (Robert Marion), 1855-1925. Robert M. La Follette papers. 1844-1925.La Follette, Robert M. (Robert Marion), 1895-1953. Robert M. La Follette papers. 1895-1960.Lenroot, Irvine Luther, 1869-1949--Correspondence.Lenroot, Katharine F. (Katharine Fredrica), 1891-1982--Correspondence.Lilienthal, David Eli, 1899-1981--Correspondence.Lodge, Henry Cabot, 1850-1924--Correspondence.Longworth, Alice Roosevelt, 1884-1980--Correspondence.Lynch, Grace C., approximately 1892-1970--Correspondence.Lynch, Grace C., approximately 1892-1970. Grace C. Lynch papers. 1905-1965.MacKenzie, Nellie Dunn--Correspondence.Manly, Basil Maxwell, 1886-1950--Correspondence.McCarthy, Joseph, 1908-1957--Correspondence.McCormick, Medill, 1877-1925--Correspondence.McCusker, Thomas M.--Correspondence.Morse, Wayne L. (Wayne Lyman), 1900-1974--Correspondence.Muldowny, Sylvester W.--Correspondence.Neuberger, Richard L. (Richard Lewis), 1912-1960--Correspondence.Nixon, Richard M. (Richard Milhous), 1913-1994--Correspondence.Pinchot, Cornelia Bryce, 1881-1960--Correspondence.Pinchot, Gifford, 1865-1946--Correspondence.Rawleigh, William Thomas, 1870-1951--Correspondence.Ream, Vinnie, 1847-1914--Correspondence.Richards, R. O.--Correspondence.Roberts, Glenn D.--Correspondence.Roe, Gilbert E. (Gilbert Ernstein), 1865-1929--Correspondence.Roe, Gilbert E. (Gilbert Ernstein), 1865-1929. Gilbert E. Roe papers. 1887-1961.Roe, Gwyneth K.--Correspondence.Roe, John Ernest--Correspondence.Rogers, Alfred Thomas, 1873-1948--Correspondence.Rogers, Alfred Thomas, 1873-1948. Alfred Thomas Rogers papers. 1900-1928.Rogers, Walter S.--Correspondence.Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945--Correspondence.Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919--Correspondence.Rubin, Morris H.--Correspondence.Sinclair, Upton, 1878-1968--Correspondence.


Sinykin, Gordon--Correspondence.Spreckels, Rudolph, -1958--Correspondence.Steffens, Lincoln, 1866-1936--Correspondence.Stephenson, Isaac, 1829-1918--Correspondence.Tokaji, Bela--Correspondence.Truman, Harry S., 1884-1972--Correspondence.Vandenberg, Arthur H. (Arthur Hendrick), 1884-1951--Correspondence.Walsh, Frank P.--Correspondence.White, William Allen, 1868-1944.Wilson, Woodrow, 1856-1924.Wold, Emma, 1871-1950.Zabriskie, Sherry.Zeratsky, A. W.--Correspondence.

OrganizationsConference for Progressive Political Action.Emily Bishop League.League of Nations.National Conservation Association (U.S.)National Consumers' League.National Council for Prevention of War (U.S.)National League of Women Voters (U.S.)National Municipal League.National Progressive Republican League. National Progressive Republican League records. 1911-1912.People's Legislative Service.Women's International League for Peace and Freedom.

SubjectsAssembly, Right of.Child labor--Law and legislation--United States.Civil rights.Conservation of natural resources.Courts--United States.Disarmament.Education--United States.Espionage.Freedom of the press--United States.Handicraft--United States.Hygiene--United States.Independent regulatory commissions--United States.Indians of North America.Isolationism.Lobbying--United States.Neutrality--United States.New Deal, 1933-1939.Peace movements--United States.Presidents--United States--Election--1912.Presidents--United States--Election--1924.Primaries--United States.Progressivism (United States politics)Public lands--United States.Railroads and state--United States.Tariff--United States.Taxation--United States.Teapot Dome Scandal, 1921-1924.


Veterans--United States.War.Women's rights.Women--Suffrage.World War, 1914-1918--United States.World War, 1939-1945--United States.

PlacesAsia--Foreign relations--United States.Latin America--Foreign relations--United States.United States--Economic policy--1933-1945.United States--Emigration and immigration.United States--Foreign relations--20th century.United States--Foreign relations--Asia.United States--Foreign relations--Latin America.United States--Politics and government--1901-1953.Wisconsin--Politics and government.

TitlesLa Follette's magazine.Progressive.

Administrative InformationProvenance

Part I of the La Follette Family Papers was deposited in the Library of Congress by members of the family in severalinstallments from 1931 to 1974. Formal conveyance of the papers to the Library occurred in 1966. Carolyn J. Mattern, StateHistorical Society of Wisconsin, donated additional material in 1986. Part II of the collection, included in the estate ofMary Josephine La Follette, was donated to the Library by her daughter, Joan La Follette Sucher, in 1988.

Processing History

Part I of the La Follette Family Papers was organized in 1981. Additional material was organized as Part II in 1995. TheLibrary published the finding aid describing Part I in 1981. This finding aid and the one prepared for Part II in 1995 wererevised and updated to reflect changes in the organization of the collection in 2005.

Transfers

Photographs have been transferred to the Prints and Photographs Division where they are identified as part of the LaFollette Family Papers.

Related Material

Other collections in the Manuscript Division which relate to the La Follette Family include papers of George Middleton ,dramatist and husband of Fola La Follette; records of the People's Legislative Service, which include records of the LaFollette-Wheeler Campaign Committee; and papers of William Thomas Rawleigh , Ray Stannard Baker , Albert J.Beveridge , George W. Norris , Gifford Pinchot , and other La Follette contemporaries.

Additional La Follette material is held by the State Historical Society of Wisconsin, including papers relating to the statecareer of Robert M. La Follette, Sr. , and the bulk of the papers of Philip Fox La Follette .

Copyright Status

Copyright in the unpublished writings of Robert M. La Follette, Sr., Robert M. La Follette, Jr., Belle Case La Follette, andMary Josephine La Follette in these papers and in other collections of papers in the custody of the Library of Congress hasbeen dedicated to the public. The status of copyright in the unpublished material by other persons in the La Follette FamilyCollection is governed by the Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17, U.S.C.).






Access and Restrictions

The papers of La Follette family are open to research. Researchers are advised to contact the Manuscript Reading Roomprior to visiting. Many collections are stored off-site and advance notice is needed to retrieve these items for research use.

Preferred Citation

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Roman numeral designating the Partfollowed by a colon and container number, La Follette Family Papers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress,Washington, D.C.

Biographical NotesRobert M. La Follette, Sr.Date Event1855, June 14 Born, Primrose, Dane County, Wis.

1879 B.S., University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.

1880 Admitted to the Wisconsin bar

1880-1884 District attorney, Dane County, Wis.

1881 Married Belle Case

1884 Elected to the United States House of Representatives; reelected 1886 and 1888

1891-1900 Practiced law, Madison, Wis.

1900 Elected governor of Wisconsin; reelected 1902 and 1904

1905 Elected to the United States Senate; reelected 1911, 1916, and 1922

1909 Published first issue of La Follette's Weekly Magazine

1911 Founding member, National Progressive Republican League

1913 Published La Follette's Autobiography. Madison, Wis.: Robert M. La Follette Co.

1917 Voted in the United States Senate against America's entry into World War I

1922 Author of resolution which initiated an investigation into the naval oil leases at Teapot Dome,Wyo., and oil reserve fields in California

1924 Unsuccessful presidential candidate on the Progressive Party ticket

1925, June 18 Died, Washington, D.C.

Robert M. La Follette, Jr.Date Event1895, Feb. 6 Born, Madison, Wis.


1913-1916 Attended University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.

1919-1925 Secretary to his father, Senator Robert M. La Follette, Sr.

1920-1924 Chairman, Republican State Central Committee of Wisconsin

1925 Elected to the United States Senate; reelected 1928, 1934, and 1940

1925-1929 Editor, La Follette's Magazine

1929-1948 President, Progressive Publishing Co.

1930 Married Rachel Wilson Young

1947 Chairman, President's Committee on Foreign Aid

1947-1953 Economic research consultant, Washington, D.C.

1949-1953 Member, board of directors, Sears, Roebuck and Co.Vice president, Sears Foundation

1953, Feb. 24 Died, Washington, D.C.

Belle Case La FolletteDate Event1859, Apr. 21 Born, Summit, Juneau County, Wis.

1875-1879 Student, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.

1879 A.B., University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.

1879-1881 Taught school, Spring Green and Baraboo, Wis.

1881 Married Robert M. La Follette, Sr.

1883-1885 LL.B., College of Law, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis., first woman graduate

1893-1903 President, Emily Bishop League

1909-1925 Coedited “Home and Education” column in La Follette's Magazine

1911 Wrote “A Thought for Today” column for the North American Press Syndicate

1912 Conducted speaking campaigns for women's suffrage in California, Oregon, and Wisconsin

1913 Spoke at congressional hearings on women's suffrage

1920 Spoke on League of Nations before the United Women's Clubs

1924 Conducted speaking tour on behalf of Robert M. La Follette, Sr., in presidential campaign


1925 Worked on biography of Robert M. La Follette, Sr.

1931, Aug. 18 Died, Washington, D.C

Fola La FolletteDate Event1882, Sept. 10 Born, Madison, Wis., daughter of Robert M. and Belle Case La Follette, Sr.

1896-1900 Attended Wisconsin Academy, Madison, Wis.

1900 Began studies at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.

Circa 1902-circa 1915 Professional actress

1903 Visited Europe

1910 Acted in “How the Vote Was Won”

Circa 1910-circa 1915 Active in women's suffrage movement

1911 Married George Middleton

1920-1922 Lived in Paris, FranceContributing editor, La Follette's Magizine

1924 Replaced her mother, who had become ill, in presidential campaign of Robert M. La Follette, Sr.

1926-1930 Teacher, City and Country School, New York, N.Y.

1927 Visited England and FranceAttended the Fourth International New Educational Conference, Switzerland

1928 Member, American Educational Delegation's visit to Russia

1931-1953 Completed the biography of Robert M. La Follette, Sr., begun by Belle Case La Follette

1953 Published Robert M. La Follette. New York: Macmillan Co.

1954-1968 Assisted in processing the La Follette Family Papers in Library of Congress

1970, Feb. 17 Died, Arlington, Va.

Philip Fox La FolletteDate Event1897, May 8 Born, Madison, Wis., son of Robert M. and Belle Case La Follette, Sr.

1918 Second lieutenant, Infantry, United States Army

1919 A.B., University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.


1922 LL.B., University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.

1923 Married Isabel Bacon

1925-1927 District attorney, Dane County, Wis.

1926-1930 Lecturer, University of Wisconsin Law School, Madison, Wis.

1931-1933 Governor of Wisconsin

1937-1939 Governor of Wisconsin

1942-1945 Captain, promoted to colonel, United States Army, serving in the southeast Pacific

1947 Director, Hazeltine Corp., Little Neck, N.Y.

1962 Curator, Wisconsin State Historical Society, Madison Wis.

1965, Aug. 18 Died, Madison, Wis.

Gilbert E. RoeDate Event1865, Feb. 7 Born, Oregon, Dane County, Wis.


1890-1899 Law partner of Robert M. La Follette, Sr.

1899 Married Gwyneth KingMoved to New York, N.Y., and became active in promoting state reform legislation

1905-1910 Attorney, Roe & McCombs law firm

1907 Published Selected Opinions of Luther S. Dixon and Edward G. Ryan, Late Chief Justices of theSupreme Court of Wisconsin. Chicago: Callaghan

1912 Published Our Judicial Oligarchy. New York: B. W. Huebsch

1918 Counsel to Robert M. La Follette, Sr., in the United States Senate's unsuccessful attempt to expelLa Follette

1922-1923 Counsel, United States Senate committee investigating the oil industry

1924 Eastern regional director, La Follette-Wheeler Campaign Committee

1929, Dec. 22 Died, New York, N.Y.

Alfred Thomas RogersDate Event1873, May 18 Born, St. Joseph, Mo.



1895-1948 Practiced law, Madison, Wis.

1908 Delegate, Republican national convention

1908-1924 Member, Republican national committee

1910 Married Edna R. Chynoweth

1935 Married Emily Bordeaux Elmer

1948, Mar. 27 Died, Madison, Wis.

Mary Josephine La FolletteDate Event1899, Aug. 16 Born, Madison, Wis., daughter of Robert M. and Belle Case La Follette, Sr.

1919-1921 Attended New York School of Fine and Applied Art, New York, N.Y.

1921 Married Ralph Gunn Sucher (divorced 1938)

1926-1928 Attended Critcher School of Art, Washington, D.C.

1934-1935 Attended New York School of Fine and Applied Art and Florence Cane School of Art, New York,N.Y.

1935-1936 Consultant in art development, Special Skills Division, Resettlement Administration, Washington,D.C.

1936-1937 Consultant in research, Resettlement Division, Farm Security Administration, AgricultureDepartment, Washington, D.C.

1937-1944 Consultant in research and art, Resettlement and Management Division, Farm SecurityAdministration, Agriculture Department, Washington, D.C.

1944-1947 Extension adviser in home industries, Subject Matter Division, Extension Service, AgricultureDepartment, Washington, D.C.

1948 Editorial and indexing specialist, Indexing Section, Office of Information, AgricultureDepartment, Washington, D.C.

1948-1949 Information and editorial specialist, Midcentury White House Conference on Children and Youth,Washington, D.C.

1949-1951 Social Science Research Analyst, Division of Research, Children's Bureau, Social SecurityAdministration, Federal Security Agency, Washington, D.C.

1950-1951 Invitations consultant, Midcentury White House Conference on Children and Youth, Washington,D.C.


1951-1966 Editorial clerk and publications editor, Aeronautical Standards Group, Air Research andDevelopment Command, Department of the Air Force, Washington, D.C.

1966 Retired from federal service

1988, Feb. 24 Died, Washington, D.C.

Grace C. LynchDate EventCirca 1892 Born, Washington, D.C.

Circa 1919-1925 Secretary to Robert M. La Follette, Sr., United States Senate, Washington, D.C.

1925-1946 Secretary to Robert M. La Follette, Jr., United States Senate, Washington, D.C.

Circa 1946 Retired from federal service

1970, May 13 Died, Washington, D.C.

Scope and Content NotePart I

Part I of the La Follette Family Papers spans the years 1781 to 1973, with the bulk of the material concentrated in theperiod 1900-1953. The material is organized in ten series of interrelated files beginning with Family Correspondence andfollowed by personal papers of Robert M. La Follette, Sr. , Robert M. La Follette, Jr. , Belle Case La Follette , Fola LaFollette , Philip Fox La Follette , Mary Josephine La Follette , Gilbert E. Roe , and Alfred Thomas Rogers and records ofthe National Progressive Republican League .

The Family Correspondence documents personal, social, and political affairs. Frequent and long absences due to politicalactivities and speaking tours resulted in numerous letters exchanged among Robert M. La Follette, Sr., and his wife andchildren. During World War I when La Follette faced censure for his strong antiwar stand, he wrote almost daily to his“Dear Ones.”

The papers of Robert Marion La Follette, Sr. , (1855-1925) span the years 1844-1925, with the bulk of the materialconcentrated in the period 1900-1925. The collection of a principal figure in the early twentieth century progressivemovement reflects his role in national politics, including his service in the United States Senate and his activities inpresidential politics. The papers reveal the development of La Follette's political strategy and philosophy, the emergence ofreform issues, the struggle within the Republican Party, and the internal dynamics of the Senate. The papers also shed lighton the organizational environment in which the political process unfolded. There are sources for studying formalmechanisms, such as political primaries and regulatory commissions, and informal mechanisms, such as nonpartisan reformlobbies and the use of academic advisers in framing legislation. La Follette took advantage of the emergingprofessionalization within the social sciences and the willingness of university administrators and professors to play apublic role and worked with citizen reform groups such as the National Consumers' League, the National ConservationAssociation, and the National Municipal League. A number of supporting organizations were created directly by LaFollette, and there are files on the People's Legislative Service, the National Progressive Republican League, and theConference for Progressive Political Action.

La Follette developed an interest in foreign policy and emerged during the administration of Woodrow Wilson as anadvocate of nonintervention. The papers contain information on La Follette's criticism of Wilson's Latin American policy,his opposition to American entry into World War I, and his efforts against Wilson's policies on conscription, wartimetaxation, civil rights, the Russian revolution, and the League of Nations. Other files relate to the Seamen's Act of 1915, theregulation of railroads, tariff schedules, preservation of public lands, women's suffrage, civil rights, the Teapot Dome


investigation, the Senate investigation of La Follette's antiwar stand, and La Follette's presidential campaign in 1924. Thepresidential campaign of 1912 is documented in the National Progressive Republican League series. Correspondentsinclude Ray Stannard Baker, Charles Austin Beard, Mary Ritter Beard, Louis Dembitz Brandeis, William Jennings Bryan,Charles Richard Crane, Zona Gale, Norman Hapgood, B. W. Huebsch, Henry Cabot Lodge (1850-1924), Gifford Pinchot,William Thomas Rawleigh, Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919), Rudolph Spreckels, and Lincoln Steffens.

La Follette remained active in Wisconsin politics after he moved into the national political arena. The SpecialCorrespondence files include letters exchanged with newspaperman William Theodore Evjue, state politicians CharlesHenry Crownhart and Herman Lewis Ekern, former law partner Alfred Thomas Rogers, and fellow members of theWisconsin congressional delegation, Irvine Luther Lenroot and Isaac Stephenson. La Follette also relied on expatriateWisconsinites such as Gilbert E. Roe in New York and William Thomas Rawleigh in Illinois for managing his nationalcampaigns. La Follette founded La Follette's Weekly Magazine, which enabled him to reach readers throughout the countrywith his policies of progressivism developed during his years as governor of Wisconsin. The collection includes materialrelating to this magazine and its successor, the Progressive.

The papers of Robert Marion La Follette, Jr . (1895-1953), span the years 1895-1960 and are mainly concentrated in theperiod 1925-1947 when the younger La Follette served as United States Senator from Wisconsin. The collection consists ofpersonal correspondence , Senate office files , a political campaign file , speeches and writings , a subject file , financialrecords , and miscellaneous printed matter . The papers include personal and official material prior to 1925 but chieflypertain to his senatorial career during the New Deal, especially immediately before and during World War II.

The Senate Office File comprises papers documenting La Follette's legislative work, contact with constituents, andWisconsin politics. Like his father, La Follette opposed participation in a European war, and letters of 1938-1939 show thesupport he received from antiwar and anti-interventionist Americans. The Senate files also contain constituent reactions toPresident Franklin Roosevelt's “court-packing plan” of 1937, as well as responses to the appointment of Henry AgardWallace as secretary of commerce in 1945. Other material includes veterans' claims, letters concerning immigration andnaturalization cases, and a special bills file of legislation which La Follette introduced in Congress. A governmentdepartment file consists of correspondence and reports from various executive agencies, among them Cabinet departmentsand wartime regulatory commissions. A special case file maintained for La Follette's first three terms and a legislative filekept during his last term document issues for which he felt particular concern, such as oleomargarine laws, AmericanIndian affairs, the Hawley-Smoot Tariff, taxation, and foreign policy, especially with regard to Latin America and Asia.

The papers also include political material from five election campaigns . Files for 1940 contain La Follette'scorrespondence with supporters and lists of important backers on a county-by-county basis. Files pertaining to the primarycampaign of 1946 include letters from friends warning the incumbent of defeat because of trouble from the right and leftwings of the political spectrum and a lengthy telegram from his opponent, Joseph McCarthy, challenging La Follette to adebate and charging him with various offenses, including war profiteering and weakness with respect to foreign policy.

The correspondence file is dominated by political, legal, and business matters pertaining to Wisconsin progressivism andthe interest of the La Follette family in their magazine. Correspondents include Joseph D. Beck, John J. Blaine, W. WadeBoardman, Alice Goldmark Brandeis, Louis Dembitz Brandeis, James H. Causey, Bronson M. Cutting, Jo Davidson,Thomas F. Davlin, Herman Lewis Ekern, Wiliam Theodore Evjue, Felix Frankfurter, Ralph M. Immell, William Kirsch,Walter Jodok Kohler, David Eli Lilienthal, Basil Maxwell Manly, Sylvester W. Muldowny, Richard L. Neuberger, WilliamThomas Rawleigh, Glenn D. Roberts, Gilbert R., Gwyneth K., and John Ernest Roe, Alfred Thomas Rogers, Morris H.Rubin, Rudolph Spreckels, Arthur H. Vandenberg, and Frank P. Walsh. La Follette wrote frequently to Charles M. Dow,Edward G. Little, Gordon Sinykin, and A. W. Zeratsky, personal acquaintances and aides to his brother, Philip Fox LaFollette, while the latter was governor of Wisconsin. Other correspondents were Grace C. Lynch and Nellie DunnMacKenzie, Robert La Follette's secretaries. Presidential correspondents include Herbert Hoover, Franklin D. Roosevelt(1882-1945), and Harry S. Truman. Condolence letters to Rachel La Follette on the death of her husband in 1953 contain aletter from Richard M. Nixon, then vice president, expressing his regrets and offering the recollection that his father hadbeen an avid voter for the senior La Follette in 1924.

The speeches and writings file treats the full range of La Follette's tenure in the Senate, including addresses delivered in theSenate as well as at public forums. Speeches and articles are represented in various stages of preparation from drafts topublished copies.


The papers of Belle Case La Follette (1859-1931), wife of Robert M. La Follette, Sr., span the period 1879-1931, with thebulk of the material concentrated in the period 1898-1931. Her files consist of correspondence, reports, memoranda,speeches and articles, drafts, and reference material related to the biography of her husband, financial records , andmemorabilia. Other than the biographical file, there is little material documenting Belle La Follette's early life andactivities.

During the years her husband served in the Senate, Belle Case La Follette was associated with numerous political and socialmovements and organizations identified with the Progressive and post-World War I eras. The subject file and the speechesand writings file reveal her views and wide range of interests. She wrote and spoke frequently on behalf of women'ssuffrage, civil rights, child labor laws, education, hygiene, the World War I peace movement, disarmament, outlawing war,and other issues closely connected with early twentieth century reform movements. The papers also reflect her involvementin the presidential campaigns of 1912 and 1924, La Follette's Magazine, the Progressive, and numerous organizations,including the Emily Bishop League, a physical-culture organization which she cofounded in Madison, Wisconsin, theNational Council for Prevention of War, the National League of Women Voters, the National Popular Government League,and the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom.

Belle La Follette's papers also illustrate the transformation in the role of the American woman in the twentieth century.These developments are indicated not only in own her papers, but also in the writings of other active American women whocorresponded with her, including Jane Addams, Emily Montague Mulkin Bishop, Alice Stone Blackwell, Alice GoldmarkBrandeis, Elizabeth Glendower Evans, Zona Gale, Helen Keller, Cornelia Bryce Pinchot, Vinnie Ream, and Emma Wold.Other correspondents in the papers are Ray Stannard Baker, Louis Dembitz Brandeis, John Rogers Commons, CalvinCoolidge, Eugene V. Debs, Theodore Dreiser, Felix Frankfurter, Wayne L. Morse, Upton Sinclair, Lincoln Steffens,William Allen White, and Woodrow Wilson.

Papers of Fola La Follette (1882-1970), Mary Josephine La Follette (1899-1988), and Philip Fox La Follette (1897-1965),children of Robert M. and Belle Case La Follette, Sr., are also included in the collection. Fola La Follette participated withher mother in the suffrage movement and spoke and wrote frequently on women's rights and related issues. Notable in herpapers are the research notes and interviews in the biographical file on Robert M. La Follette, Sr. The bulk of Mary LaFollette's papers are in Part II .

Papers of Gilbert Ernstein Roe (1865-1929) and Alfred Thomas Rogers (1873-1948), law partners of Robert M. La Follette,Sr., are also included. The Gilbert E. Roe Papers , which span the years 1887-1961, are concentrated in the period1900-1925 and consist chiefly of correspondence and legal files supplemented by speech and article files , clippings,printed matter , and miscellaneous material. Roe's principal correspondents were Robert M. La Follette, Sr., and membersof the La Follette family. As an associate for thirty-five years, Roe corresponded with the senator regularly on manysubjects and often offered political, legal, and financial advice. Other correspondents in Roe's special correspondence fileinclude associates of La Follette such as Charles Henry Crownhart, Rudolph Spreckels, and Lincoln Steffens. The legal filecontains briefs and statements used in many of the cases in which Roe was counsel. In addition to Robert M. La Follette,Sr., clients represented include Eugene Debs, Max Eastman, and Margaret Sanger. The speech and article file indicatesRoe's views on such matters as judicial reform, espionage, women's suffrage, the League of Nations, World War I, freedomof the press, freedom of assembly, direct primaries, and social justice.

The records of the National Progressive Republican League , 1911-1912, include correspondence, financial records , andaddress cards . The league, whose constitution was drafted by Robert M. La Follette, Sr., was founded at a meeting at hishouse early in 1911. Political correspondence between staff members, including Walter L. Houser and local politicians,reveals the league's attempt to control the progressive elements of the Republican Party and to overthrow the conservativeWilliam H. Taft elements in order to nominate La Follette for the presidency at the Republican convention in 1912.Correspondents include John D. Fackler, A. C. Grimm, Frank A. Harrison, Thomas M. McCusker, R. O. Richards, WalterS. Rogers, and Bela Tokaji.

The league's general office file includes correspondence of John J. Hannan, Walter L. Houser, and Medill McCormick andcenters around lecture schedules, conference engagements, and the status of election laws. The records also include aspecial correspondence file containing letters from progressives who remained loyal to La Follette after TheodoreRoosevelt (1858-1919) became a presidential candidate, financial records , and a card file used by the organization forcanvassing.

Part II


Part II of the papers of the La Follette family spans the period 1905-1988, with the bulk of the material concentrated in theperiod 1935-1985. The collection consists largely of papers of Mary Josephine La Follette , the youngest child of Robertand Belle Case La Follette, and papers of Grace C. Lynch , secretary to both Robert La Follette, Sr., and Robert La Follette,Jr., when they served as United States senators from Wisconsin. Following her divorce from Ralph Gunn Sucher, Mary LaFollette resumed used of her maiden name.

The Family Papers series of Part II contains correspondence between family members, mostly addressed to Mary LaFollette or her children, Joan and Robert La Follette Sucher. There is extensive correspondence from her children and fromher sister-in-law, Isabel Bacon La Follette. Her niece, Sherry La Follette Zabriskie, daughter of Philip and Isabel LaFollette, cowrote a biography of Belle Case La Follette, and her consultation with Mary La Follette on the project isdocumented in the family papers. Also in the series are printed matter and related material concerning various members ofthe extended family. The file on Bronson C. La Follette, son of Robert M. La Follette, Jr., contains campaign literature andclippings related to his election to and service as attorney general of Wisconsin, 1964-1968 and 1975-1987. Bronson LaFollette was the third generation of La Follettes to become prominent in Wisconsin politics.

The Fola La Follette Papers in Part II include material relating to the donation of the La Follette Family Papers to theLibrary of Congress and to the estate of her husband, George Middleton, as well as assorted notes and an address book.

Correspondents include attorneys Peter A. Arntson, Austin F. Cansler, and John Ernest Roe, and friends Lorena KingFairbank, Katharine F. Lenroot, and Gwyneth K. Roe. Also in Mary La Follette's files is correspondence regarding herchildren's schooling, letters to scholars about the La Follette family, and letters to politicians and organizations reflectingher opinions on political and social issues. A section on government employment includes files relating to her jobs as aresearcher, editor, and indexing specialist in various government agencies. Files on her work in the Agriculture Departmentinclude material she gathered on handicrafts in the United States. A subject file contains information on numerous topics,organizations, and individuals, including the Democratic Party and tributes to La Follette family members written after theirdeaths.

The Grace C. Lynch Papers contain material compiled by Lynch during her career as secretary for Robert La Follette, Sr.,and Robert La Follette, Jr., while they served in the Senate. Correspondence files include copies of office correspondence,constituent requests, and personal notes. Correspondents include Wisconsin governor John J. Blaine; John J. Hannan,private secretary to Robert La Follette, Sr.; Rachel Young La Follette; and Alice Roosevelt Longworth.

Mary La Follette reviewed the papers in Part II prior to their donation to the Library of Congress and made pencilannotations on many of the items.

Organization of the PapersThe collection is arranged in fifteen series:

• Part I: Family Correspondence, 1852-1973• Part I: Robert M. La Follette, Sr., Papers, 1844-1925• Part I: Robert M. La Follette, Jr., Papers, 1895-1960• Part I: Belle Case La Follette Papers, 1849-1931• Part I: Fola La Follette Papers, 1781-1970• Part I: Philip Fox La Follette Papers, 1911-1971• Part I: Mary Josephine La Follette Papers, 1924-1971• Part I: Gilbert E. Roe Papers, 1887-1961• Part I: Alfred Thomas Rogers Papers, 1900-1928• Part I: National Progressive Republican League Records, 1911-1912• Part I: Oversize, 1913-1945• Part II: Family Papers, 1914-1988• Part II: Fola La Follette Papers, 1928-1970• Part II: Mary Josephine La Follette Papers, 1925-1988• Part II: Grace C. Lynch Papers, 1905-1965


Description of SeriesContainer SeriesBOX I:A1-A56 Part I: Family Correspondence, 1852-1973

Primarily letters and enclosures exchanged between family members.Arranged chronologically by year and therein alphabetically by name of sender.

BOX I:B1-B316 Part I: Robert M. La Follette, Sr., Papers, 1844-1925

BOX I:B1-B3 Diaries and Notebooks, 1879-1925Desk and pocket-size diaries and notebooks, unbound diary entries, and negative

photocopies of diary entries.Grouped by type of material and thereunder arranged chronologically.

BOX I:B4-B59 General Correspondence, 1881-1925Letters received. Includes correspondence received by La Follette, Sr.'s secretaries J. H.

Dunn, Nellie Dunn, and John J. Hannan and by Robert M. La Follette, Jr., whenrepresenting his father's office.

Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by name of person.Petitions and group and anonymous letters have been placed after each year's Decembercorrespondence.

BOX I:B60-B102 Special Correspondence, 1868-1925Letters received. Includes correspondence addressed to La Follette, Sr.'s secretaries J. H.

Dunn, Nellie Dunn, and John J. Hannan and to Robert M. La Follette, Jr., whenrepresenting his father's office.

Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by name of person orinstitution.

BOX I:B103-B119 Letters Sent, 1884-1925Primarily typescript copies of letters sent. Includes correspondence drafted by La Follette,

Sr.'s secretaries.Arranged chronologically.

BOX I:B120-B132 Indian Affairs File, 1902-1925Correspondence, memoranda, reports, statements, congressional bills and hearings, charts,

graphs, and printed matter. Consists in part of files from the Office of Indian Affairs inthe Interior Department.

Arranged alphabetically by name of tribe and thereunder chronologically.

BOX I:B133-B209 Subject File, 1879-1925Correspondence, drafts of reports, congressional bills and resolutions, typescripts of

congressional hearings, pamphlets, leaflets, notes, tables, charts, leases, agreements,maps, newspaper clippings, and articles.

Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by subject.

BOX I:B210-B249 Speeches and Writings File, 1879-1925Holograph and typed drafts of speeches, editorials, and articles.


Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by title, subject, or location.Also bound copies of addresses by La Follette, Sr., before the Wisconsin legislature andthe United States Senate arranged chronologically, and a draft of his autobiography.

BOX I:B250-B262 Financial and Legal Records, 1879-1925Correspondence, ledger, deeds, income tax statements, leases, mortgages, bills, receipts,

canceled checks, briefs, trial transcripts, photographs, and printed matter.Arranged alphabetically by type of material.

BOX I:B263-B269 Newspaper Clippings and Scrapbooks, 1887-1925Bound and unbound newspaper clippings, including typescripts of clippings.Arranged chronologically.

BOX I:B270-B310 Printed Matter, circa 1844-1925Bound copies of La Follette's Weekly Magazine and La Follette's Magazine, including the

1925 memorial edition, printed copies of presidential addresses, congressional hearings,government and industrial reports, pamphlets, leaflets, and magazines.

Arranged by type of material and thereunder chronologically.

BOX I:B311-B316 Miscellany, 1884-1925Biographical material, certificates, diplomas, fragments, galley proofs of La Follette, Sr.'s

Minnesota speech in 1917, lists, maps, medical records, memorials, newspaper clippings,notes, political posters, printed matter, quotations, scrapbooks, and statements andaddresses by others.

Grouped by type of material and thereunder chronologically.

BOX I:C1-C672 Part I: Robert M. La Follette, Jr., Papers, 1895-1960

BOX I:C1-C35 Personal Correspondence, 1895-1960Letters received and copies of letters sent.Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by name of correspondent.

Letters of condolence, congratulations, printed invitations, and calling cards are groupedat the end of the series.

BOX I:C36-C496 Senate Office File, 1917-1948

BOX I:C36-C67 General Office File, 1935-1948Correspondence, memoranda, and printed matter.Arranged chronologically by year and grouped thereunder alphabetically by name of

person or topic.

BOX I:C68-C212 Military File, 1919-1946Correspondence. Grouped in academy appointments and soldier case files.Academy appointments are arranged chronologically. Soldier case files are arranged

chronologically by Congress and thereunder alphabetically by name of person. Fileslabeled by subject are at the end of each name file. A demobilization file arrangedalphabetically by name of person is located at the end of the soldier case file.

BOX I:C213-C231 Immigration Case File, 1925-1946Correspondence.


Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically.

BOX I:C232-C292 Government Department File, 1925-1946Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and printed matter exchanged with various

government departments and agencies.Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder by name of department, agency, or

institution, or by topic.

BOX I:C293-C348 Legislative File, 1940-1946Correspondence, memoranda, and printed matter.Arranged chronologically by Congress and thereunder alphabetically by subject.

BOX I:C349-C362 Special Bills File, 1925-1946Printed copies of bills introduced by La Follette, Jr., and related correspondence.Bills are arranged chronologically by Congress and thereunder by the bill number.

Correspondence is arranged alphabetically by name of person.

BOX I:C363-C400 Special Correspondence, 1937-1945Letters received primarily from constituents concerning the Supreme Court bill of 1937,

neutrality legislation of 1939, and the appointment of Henry Agard Wallace assecretary of commerce.

Grouped by topic and arranged thereunder chronologically.

BOX I:C401-C471 Special Case File, 1917-1948Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and printed matter.Arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX I:C472-C478 Hearings, 1941-1946Edited transcripts of proceedings of joint congressional committees.Arranged chronologically.

BOX I:C479-C496 Index, 1939-1946Card index to part of the Senate Office File.Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent within two chronological groupings.

BOX I:C497-C547 Political Campaign File, 1924-1946Correspondence, printed matter, financial records, and card files.Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by type of material, topic,

name of person, or location.

BOX I:C548-C606 Speeches and Writings File, 1921-1948

BOX I:C548-C553 Invitations to Speak, 1933-1946Arranged chronologically.

BOX I:C554-C567 Speeches and Articles, 1924-1946Handwritten drafts, typescripts, and printed copies.Arranged chronologically.


BOX I:C568-C601 Congressional Record, 1926-1946Copies of speeches and remarks of La Follette, Jr.Arranged chronologically.

BOX I:C602-C606 Progressive, 1925-1948Correspondence, drafts of articles and editorials, financial records, and printed copies with

printed copies of La Follette's Magazine.Arranged chronologically.

BOX I:C607-C622 Subject File, 1946-1953Correspondence, memoranda, and printed matter concerning La Follette, Jr.'s activities after

his retirement from the Senate.Arranged alphabetically by subject and chronologically thereunder.

BOX I:C623-C637 Financial Records, 1921-1956Bills, canceled checks, check stubs, tax forms, and correspondence concerning personal

financial matters and Maple Bluff Farm in Wisconsin.Arranged by type of material and thereunder chronologically.

BOX I:C638-C650 Miscellany, 1902-1953Desk calendars, health records, and memorabilia.Arranged alphabetically by type of material and thereunder chronologically.

BOX I:C651-C672 Printed Matter, 1918-1953Clippings, annotated books, and other printed matter.Arranged by type of material and chronologically thereunder.

BOX I:D1-D72 Part I: Belle Case La Follette Papers, 1849-1931

BOX I:D1-D8 General Correspondence, 1905-1931Letters received. Also includes letters received by Belle Case La Follette's secretaries, Nellie

H. Dunn, Grace C. Lynch, and Rachel Young.Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by name of person.

BOX I:D9-D23 Special Correspondence, 1901-1931Letters received. Also includes correspondence received by Belle Case La Follette's

secretaries.Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by name of person.

BOX I:D24-D27 Letters Sent, 1898-1931Primarily typescript copies. Also includes correspondence sent by Belle Case La Follette's

secretaries.Arranged chronologically.

BOX I:D28-D37 Subject File, circa 1893-1931Reports, memoranda, printed matter, drafts of articles submitted to Belle Case La Follette,

newspaper clippings, and occasional attached correspondence.Arranged alphabetically by subject and thereunder chronologically.


BOX I:D38-D44 Speeches and Writings File, 1879-1930Handwritten, typed, and printed copies of speeches, articles, and statements by Belle Case

La Follette. Articles were chiefly written for publication in La Follette's (Weekly)Magazine or its successor, the Progressive.

Arranged chronologically.

BOX I:D45-D63 Biography File, 1880-1929Typescripts of Belle Case La Follette's biography of Robert M. La Follette, Sr., and

reference material including printed matter, notes, transcripts of interviews, andcorrespondence.

Arranged alphabetically by type of material or name of person and thereunderchronologically. The chronological file in the reference material is arranged by dateindicated in the letters, interviews, studies, and printed matter.

BOX I:D64-D66 Financial Records, 1912-1931Canceled checks, checkbooks, financial statements, receipts, bills, and miscellaneous items

relating to financial matters.Arranged by type of material.

BOX I:D67-D72 Miscellany, circa 1879-1931Biographical material, bibliography, theses, clippings, medical records, memorabilia,

passport, theater programs, will, and articles from La Follette's Magazine.Arranged by type of material.

BOX I:E1-E161 Part I: Fola La Follette Papers, 1781-1970

BOX I:E1-E24 Personal Correspondence, 1887-1970Letters received.Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by name of person.Also letters of condolence, Christmas cards and messages, announcements, crank mail,

invitations, and letters of appreciation.Arranged by type of material and thereunder chronologically or alphabetically.

BOX I:E25-E28 Letters Sent, 1910-1970Copies of correspondence sent by or for Fola La Follette.Arranged chronologically.

BOX I:E29-E137 Biography File, 1781-1962Material relating to the book, Robert M. La Follette, including typescripts and proofs of the

manuscript, reference notebooks, and other research material.Arranged by type of material and thereunder alphabetically or chronologically.

BOX I:E138-E142 Financial Records, 1929-1970Medical bills, bank statements, and tax returns.Arranged chronologically.Also material concerning the biography of Robert M. La Follette, Sr., including tax forms

reflecting publication expenses and income, bills, and correspondence.Arranged by type of material or topic and thereunder chronologically.


BOX I:E143-E150 Printed Matter, 1879-1969Books, plays, programs, radio scripts, pamphlets, and leaflets.Arranged by type of material and alphabetically or thereunder chronologically.

BOX I:E151-E161 Miscellany, 1897-1970Personal writings, engagement calendars, notes, and clippings.Grouped by type of material or subject.

BOX I:F1-F2 Part I: Philip Fox La Follette Papers, 1911-1971Letters received and sent, diary and journal entries, newspaper clippings, school and university

papers, notes, proclamations, and statements.Arranged by type of material. Correspondence is grouped in a chronological general file and an

alphabetical special file.

BOX I:G1 Part I: Mary Josephine La Follette Papers, 1924-1971Correspondence, reports, financial records, and printed matter.Organized by type of material.

BOX I:H1-H19 Part I: Gilbert E. Roe Papers, 1887-1961

BOX I:H1-H5 Family and General Correspondence, 1898-1961Correspondence between Gilbert E. Roe and Gwyneth Roe, the Roe children and their

parents, and letters to or about the Roe family.Family letters are arranged chronologically. General correspondence is organized in an

alphabetical file of received material and a chronological file of material sent.

BOX I:H6-H8 Special Correspondence, 1891-1930Letters received.Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by name of person.

BOX I:H9-H12 Legal File, 1903-1929Briefs, arguments, memoranda, and statements of cases in which Roe participated.Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by name of case, person, or

organization, or by topic.

BOX I:H13-H14 Speech and Article File, 1898-1929Typed and printed copies of speeches and articles.Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by title or topic.

BOX I:H15-H18 Printed Matter, 1887-1927Pamphlets, magazines, journals, and clippings.Organized by type of material and arranged thereunder chronologically.

BOX I:H19 Miscellany, 1901-1929Speeches, articles, memoranda, and other miscellaneous material.

BOX I:I1 Part I: Alfred Thomas Rogers Papers, 1900-1928Correspondence and campaign notes.Correspondence is arranged alphabetically by name of person and thereunder chronologically.


BOX I:J1-J140 Part I: National Progressive Republican League Records, 1911-1912

BOX I:J1-J110 Political Correspondence, 1911-1912Letters sent and received, chiefly correspondence of Walter L. Houser.Arranged alphabetically by name of state, territory, or country and thereunder by name of

individual.

BOX I:J111-J112 General Office File, 1911-1912Correspondence of staff members.Grouped primarily by name of staff member and thereunder chronologically.Also includes letters exchanged with Robert M. La Follette, Sr.

BOX I:J113-J114 Special Correspondence, 1912Letters received supporting efforts to nominate Robert M. La Follette, Sr., as presidential

candidate for the Republican Party.Arranged alphabetically by name of state.

BOX I:J115-J118 Financial Records, 1911-1912Invoices, bills, check stubs, and canceled checks.Arranged by type of material or name of institution.

BOX I:J119-J140 Card FileAddress cards. Includes an index for the State File with abstracts of some of the letters.Grouped chiefly by name of person and name of state and thereunder alphabetically.

BOX I:OV 1-OV 22 Part I: Oversize, 1913-1945Blueprints, broadsides, cartoons, certificates, clippings, galleys, maps, notes, printed material,

scrapbooks, and wall charts.Arranged and described according to the series, containers, and folders from which the items

were removed.

BOX II:1-6 Part II: Family Papers, 1914-1988Correspondence between family members.Arranged alphabetically by correspondent and thereunder chronologically.

BOX II:7 Part II: Fola La Follette Papers, 1928-1970Correspondence, engagement calendars, address books, notes, clippings, and printed matter.Arranged alphabetically by type of material and thereunder chronologically.

BOX II:7-27 Part II: Mary Josephine La Follette Papers, 1925-1988Letters sent and received, reports, memoranda, legal papers, notes, research material, clippings,

and printed matter.Correspondence is arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent and thereunder

chronologically. Employment files are arranged alphabetically by name of governmentagency. Subject files are arranged alphabetically by name of organization, person, or topic.

BOX II:27-28 Part II: Grace C. Lynch Papers, 1905-1965Correspondence, speeches, memorabilia, clippings, and printed matter.Arranged alphabetically by type of material and thereunder chronologically.


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BOX I:A1-A56 Part I: Family Correspondence, 1852-1973Primarily letters and enclosures exchanged between family members.Arranged chronologically by year and therein alphabetically by name of sender.

BOX I:A1 1852, La Follette, Josiah1854, Newell, Daniel1855, Newell, Sullivan S.1862

Eastman, Dean H.Newell, Cephas K.

1863, Case, Lucy Newell (Mrs. Theron M.)1867

La Follette, Warren C.Newell, Emeline V.

1870, Baker, Carrie1875, La Follette, Robert M., Sr.1879, La Follette, Robert M., Sr.1881, La Follette, Josephine1882

Eastman, Dean H.Eastman, Ellen Buchanan (Mrs. Dean H.)Eastman, Orville J.La Follette, William T.Moore, Levi

1883Eastman, Dean H.Eastman, Orville J.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.La Follette, William T.

1884Case, Lucetta MooreLa Follette, William T.

1885Eastman, Orville J.La Follette, Charles Sumner

1891Case, Mary Nesbit (Mrs. Anson T.)Eastman, Orville J.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.La Follette, William T.

1892Eastman, Dean H.


Eastman, Orville J.La Follette, William T.

1893Eastman, Dean H.Eastman, Orville J.La Follette, Fred O.La Follette, Harvey M.La Follette, William T.

1894Eastman, Dean H.Eastman, Orville J.La Follette, GuyLa Follette, Harvey MarionLa Follette, Robert M., Sr.La Follette, William T.

1896, La Follette, Robert M., Sr.1897

Eastman, Orville J.La Follette, FolaLa Follette, Robert M., Sr.

BOX I:A2 1898La Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, Robert M., Sr.

1899, La Follette, Belle Case1900

Case, Mary Nesbit (Mrs. Anson T.)La Follette, FolaLa Follette, Robert M., Sr.Nesbit, Bessie

1901Briggs, Albert H.Case, Mary Nesbit (Mrs. Anson T.)La Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.Siebecker, Josephine La Follette (Mrs. Robert G.)Siebecker, Robert G.

1902, Case, Mary Nesbit (Mrs. Anson T.)1903

Case, Mary Nesbit (Mrs. Anson T.)La Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, GuyLa Follette, Robert M., Sr.

1904Case, Mary Nesbit (Mrs. Anson T.)

Part I: Family Correspondence, 1852-1973

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Eastman, Dean H. and Ellen BuchananLa Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, Fola

(4 folders)BOX I:A3 (2 folders)

La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.

(2 folders)1905

Case, Belle Lippit (Mrs. LeRoy)Gawn, ElminaLa Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, Charles SumnerLa Follette, Fola

(6 folders)(5 folders)BOX I:A4

La Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.

(2 folders)1906

La Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, Fola


La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.Siebecker, Josephine La Follette (Mrs. Robert G.)

BOX I:A6 1907La Follette, Belle Case

(5 folders)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.

(5 folders)BOX I:A7 1908

La Follette, Fola(7 folders)

La Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., Sr.

1909La Follette, Belle Case

(3 folders)


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La Follette, Charles SumnerBOX I:A8 La Follette, Fola

(6 folders)La Follette, GuyLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, William T.

BOX I:A9 1910Ferguson, PeterLa Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, Fola

(5 folders)La Follette, Fred O.La Follette, GuyLa Follette, Harvey MarionLa Follette, James W.La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.La Follette, William L.La Follette, William T.Nash, Clara La FolletteSiebecker, Josephine La Follette (Mrs. Robert G.)

BOX I:A10 Siebecker, Robert G.1911

Bins, Jennie A.Case, Laura L. (Mrs. Harrison)Kinney, HiramLa Follette, Belle Case

(3 folders)La Follette, Charles SumnerLa Follette, FlorenceLa Follette, Fola


La Follette, Harvey MarionLa Follette, L. M.La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.La Follette, WilliamLa Follette, William T.Middleton, GeorgeNash, Clara La FolletteSiebecker, Josephine La Follette (Mrs. Robert G.)


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Siebecker, Robert G.1912

Case, Lucy Newell (Mrs. Theron M.)Church, Lulu Hitchcock (Mrs. Sam)Ferguson, PeterLa Follette, Belle Case

BOX I:A12 La Follette, Fola(4 folders)

La Follette, Harvey MarionLa Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.La Follette, WilliamLa Follette, William T.Middleton, GeorgeSiebecker, Josephine La Follette and Robert G.

1913Case, Belle Lippit (Mrs. LeRoy)Case, Laua L. (Mrs. Harrison)La Follette, Belle Case

(3 folders)La Follette, Charles SumnerLa Follette, Fola

BOX I:A13 La Follette, G. W. (Mr. and Mrs.)La Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.La Follette, SumnerLa Follette, WilliamLa Follette, William T.La Follette, William T., Jr.Middleton, GeorgeSiebecker, Josephine La Follette (Mrs. Robert G.)Siebecker, Robert G.Siebecker, Robert La FolletteThomas, Ethel D.

1914Case, Lucy Newell and TheronEastman, Ellen Buchanan (Mrs. Dean H.)La Follette, Belle Case


La Follette, Charles SumnerLa Follette, Fola



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La Follette, George E.La Follette, Harvey MarionLa Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip Fox

(3 folders)La Follette, Robert M., Jr.

(5 folders)BOX I:A16 La Follette, Robert M., Sr.

(6 folders)BOX I:A17 La Follette, William T., Jr.

Middleton, GeorgeSiebecker, Josephine La Follette (Mrs. Robert G.)Siebecker, Lee La FolletteThomas, Ethel D.Waterbury, Maude La Follette


(5 folders)La Follette, Charles SumnerLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, Fred O.La Follette, GuyLa Follette, Harvey MarionLa Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip Fox

BOX I:A18 La Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.

(5 folders)La Follette, William LeRoy, Jr.Middleton, GeorgeSiebecker, Josephine La Follette and Robert G.

BOX I:A19 1916La Follette, Belle Case

(2 folders)La Follette, Charles SumnerLa Follette, Fola

(2 folders)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip Fox

(2 folders)La Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.

(2 folders)Middleton, George

BOX I:A20 Siebecker, Josephine La Follette (Mrs. Robert G.)Thomas, Ethel D.

1917


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La Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, Harvey MarionLa Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.

(4 folders)BOX I:A21 La Follette, , Robert M., Sr.

(6 folders)La Follette, Suzanne (“Clara”)

BOX I:A22 Middleton, GeorgeSiebecker, Josephine La Follette (Mrs. Robert G.)

1918Eastman, Dean H.Eastman, Ellen Buchanan (Mrs. Dean H.)La Follette, Belle Case

(2 folders)La Follette, Fola

(5 folders)La Follette, Mary

BOX I:A23 La Follette, Philip Fox(4 folders)

La Follette, Robert, M., Jr.(2 folders)

La Follette, Robert M., Sr.(3 folders)

BOX I:A24 (2 folders)Siebecker, Josephine La Follette (Mrs. Robert G.)Siebecker, Robert G.Tolsted[?], Mrs. Edward

1919Eastman, BertEastman, Ellen Buchanan (Mrs. Dean H.)La Follette, Belle Case

(4 folders)La Follette, Charles SumnerLa Follette, ChesterLa Follette, Ella (Mrs. Charles Sumner)La Follette, Fola


La Follette, Mary(2 folders)

BOX I:A26 La Follette, Philip Fox(3 folders)

La Follette, Robert M., Jr.(2 folders)


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La Follette, Robert M., Sr.(6 folders)

BOX I:A27 (9 folders)BOX I:A28 Middleton, George

Siebecker, HelenSiebecker, Josephine La Follette (Mrs. Robert G.)Siebecker, Robert G.Siebecker, Robert La Follette

1920Eastman, [Mr.]La Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, Charles SumnerLa Follette, ChesterLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.La Follette, SuzanneLa Follette, William L.Middleton, GeorgeNash, Clara La Follette

BOX I:A29 Siebecker, Josephine La Follette (Mrs. Robert G.)Siebecker, Robert G.Thomas, Ethel D.

1921La Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, ChesterLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, GeorgiaLa Follette, Harvey MarionLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.La Follette, SuzanneSiebecker, Josephine La Follette (Mrs. Robert G.)Siebecker, Lee La FolletteSiebecker, Robert G.

1922La Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, Fred O.La Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.


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La Follette, SuzanneSucher, Ralph G.


(2 folders)BOX I:A30 La Follette, Fola

La Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.

(2 folders)La Follette, Robert M., Sr.La Follette, SuzanneLa Follette, William L.Siebecker, Josephine La Follette (Mrs. Robert G.)Sucher, Ralph G.Thomas, Ethel D.

1924La Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, ChesterLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, Harvey MarionLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, Mary

BOX I:A31 La Follette, Mary Tabor (Mrs. William L.)La Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert HoathLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.

(5 folders)La Follette, Robert M., Sr.La Follette, SuzanneLa Follette, William L.La Follette, William T.Middleton, GeorgeMiddleton, ScudderSiebecker, Josephine La Follette (Mrs. Robert G.)Sucher, Ralph G.

1925Church, Lulu Hitchcock (Mrs. Sam)Eastman, Charles S.La Follette, Belle Case

(2 folders)BOX I:A32 La Follette, Charles Sumner

La Follette, ChesterLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, Fred O.La Follette, Georgia


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La Follette, Harvey MarionLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Mary Tabor (Mrs. William L.))La Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Ralph M.La Follette, Robert M., Jr.

(6 folders)La Follette, Robert M., Sr.

(3 folders)BOX I:A33 La Follette, Suzanne

La Follette, William L.La Follette, William L., Jr.Middleton, GeorgeMoore, Ransom A.Nash, Clara La FolletteSiebecker, Josephine La Follette (Mrs. Robert G.)Siebecker, Karl La FolletteSucher, Ralph G.Thomas, Ethel D.


(3 folders)La Follette, Charles SumnerLa Follette, ChesterLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, Harvey MarionLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Mary Tabor (Mrs. William L.))

BOX I:A34 La Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, SuzanneLa Follette, William L.Meyer, Fola CaseMiddleton, GeorgeSiebecker, Josephine La Follette (Mrs. Robert G.)Thomas, Ethel D.

1927Hines, Maude La FolletteLa Follette, Belle Case

(6 folders)La Follette, Chester

BOX I:A35 La Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Mary Tabor (Mrs. William L.)


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La Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert HoathLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., IIILa Follette, William L.Middleton, GeorgeNash, Clara La FolletteSiebecker, Josephine La Follette (Mrs. Robert G.)Sucher, Ralph G.Sucher, Robert La FolletteThomas, Anson C.Thomas, Belle CaseThomas, Ethel D.Young, Rachel

1928Bins, Jennie A.Case, Belle Lippit (Mrs. LeRoy)Eastman, OrvilleLa Follette, Belle Case

(1 folder)BOX I:A36 (4 folders)

La Follette, Charles SumnerLa Follette, Fola

(2 folders)La Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Mary Tabor (Mrs. William L.))La Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, SuzanneMiddleton, GeorgeSucher, Ralph G.Thomas, Ethel D.

BOX I:A37 1929Bins, Jennie A.La Follette, Belle Case

(6 folders)La Follette, Charles SumnerLa Follette, ChesterLa Follette, Fola

(2 folders)La Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)

BOX I:A38 La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.

(3 folders)La Follette, Suzanne


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La Follette, GeorgeNash, Clara La FolletteSiebecker, Josephine La Follette (Mrs. Robert G.)Sucher, Ralph G.Taylor, George NorthThomas, Anson C.Thomas, Ethel D.Thomas, Natalie (Mrs. Anson C.)Williams, Maggie Moore

BOX I:A39 1930Harper, Cornelius, Elizabeth B., Mildred, and SamuelLa Follette, Belle Case

(2 folders)La Follette, Charles SumnerLa Follette, ChesterLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, Harvey MarionLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Mary Tabor (Mrs. William L.))La Follette, Nora B.La Follette, Philip Fox

(2 folders)La Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert Hoath

BOX I:A40 La Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., IIILa Follette, SuzanneMiddleton, GeorgeSiebecker, Josephine La Follette (Mrs. Robert G.)Sucher, Ralph G.Sucher, Robert La FolletteThomas, Anson C.Thomas, Natalie (Mrs. Anson C.)

1931Harper, Elizabeth B.La Follette, Belle Case

(3 folders)La Follette, Charles SumnerLa Follette, ChesterLa Follette, Fola

BOX I:A41 La Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Mary Tabor (Mrs. William L.))La Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert M., Jr.


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Middleton, GeorgeSiebecker, Josephine La Follette (Mrs. Robert G.)Siebecker, Robert La FolletteSucher, Ralph G.Sucher, Robert La FolletteThomas, Ethel D.Thomas, Natalie (Mrs. Anson C.)

1932Freeman, Flora Dodge (Mrs. Warren H.)La Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, Charles SumnerLa Follette, ChesterLa Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, Charles SumnerLa Follette, Chester

BOX I:A42 La Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Mary Tabor (Mrs. William L.))La Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert M., Jr.Middleton, GeorgeSucher, Ralph G.Sucher, Robert La FolletteThomas, Ethel D.

1933Case, Belle Lippit (Mrs. LeRoy)Freeman, Flora Dodge (Mrs. Warren H.)Jewitt, Helen L.La Follette, Charles SumnerLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, Mary

BOX I:A43 La Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert M., Jr.Middleton, GeorgeSiebecker, Josephine La Follette (Mrs. Robert G.)Sucher, Ralph G.

1934Case, Belle Lippit (Mrs. LeRoy)Case, LucettaLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip Fox


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La Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert M., Jr.Middleton, GeorgeSucher, Ralph G.Thomas, Ethel D.

BOX I:A44 1935La Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert M., Jr.Middleton, GeorgeSucher, Ralph G.Sucher, Robert La Follette

1936La Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, JudithLa Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert M., Jr.

BOX I:A45 La Follette, Robert M., IIILa Follette, SuzanneMiddleton, GeorgeSucher, Robert La Follette

1937Case, Belle Lippit (Mrs. LeRoy)La Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., IIIMiddleton, George

1938La Follette, Fola

(2 folders)La Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)

BOX I:A46 La Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert M., Jr.Middleton, George

1939


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La Follette, Fola(3 folders)

BOX I:A47 La Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, GeorgeSiebecker, Robert La Follette

1940La Follette, Bronson C.La Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, Joseph O.La Follette, JudithLa Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert M., Jr.Middleton, GeorgeSucher, GeorgeSucher, Robert La Follette

BOX I:A48 1941Case, Belle Lippit (Mrs. LeRoy)La Follette, Bronson C.La Follette, Charles M.La Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., III

1942La Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, SuzanneLa Follette, GeorgeMiddleton, GeorgeMiddleton, ScudderSucher, Robert La Follette

BOX I:A49 1943


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La Follette, Charles M.La Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, JudithLa Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., IIISucher, JoanSucher, Robert La Follette

1944La Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, JudithLa Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., IIISucher, JoanSucher, Robert La Follette

1945La Follette, Bronson C.La Follette, Bronson C. and Joseph O.La Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, Joseph O.La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert M., Jr.

(2 folders)Sucher, Robert La Follette

BOX I:A50 1946La Follette, ChesterLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., IIISucher, JoanSucher, Robert La Follette

1947La Follette, Charles M.


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La Follette, ChesterLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., IIISucher, JoanSucher, Robert La Follette and Vivian

1948La Follette, Bronson C.La Follette, ChesterLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, Joseph O.La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, William L., Jr.Sucher, JoanSucher, Robert La Follette

1949La Follette, Bronson C.La Follette, ChesterLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, JudithLa Follette, Philip E.La Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., IIISucher, Robert La Follette

1950Gunderson, Virginia Siebecker (Mrs. Robert)La Follette, Bronson C.La Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert HoathLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.

1951La Follette, Bronson C.La Follette, ChesterLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert M., Jr.


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La Follette, Robert M., IIISucher, Robert La Follette

BOX I:A51 1952La Follette, Bronson C.La Follette, ChesterLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, JudithLa Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert M., Jr.Middleton, David

1953Dohner, Flora Siebecker (Mrs. Herbert A.)La Follette, Bronson C.La Follette, ChesterLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, SuzanneMiddleton, DavidMiddleton, Nadea (Mrs. David)Siebecker, Karl and SadieSorem, Judith La Follette (Mrs. Ronald K.)Sucher, JoanSucher, Robert La FolletteWintermute, Catherine (Mrs. R. S.)

1954La Follette, Bronson C.La Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, Joseph O.La Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert M., IIILa Follette, SuzanneMiddleton, DavidSorem, Judith La Follette (Mrs. Ronald K.)Sucher, Robet La Follette

1955La Follette, ChesterLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, Mary


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La Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)Middleton, DavidMiddleton, Nadea (Mrs. David)Sorem, Judith La Follette (Mrs. Ronald K.)Sucher, JoanSucher, Robert La Follette

1956Bendfelt, Edna Case (Mrs. Herbert A.)Knettle, Melcena La FolletteLa Follette, Bronson C.La Follette, ChesterLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., IIIMiddleton, DavidMiddleton, Nadea (Mrs. David)Sorem, Judith La Follette (Mrs. Ronald K.)Sucher, Joan

BOX I:A52 1957La Follette, Bronson C. and Lynn G.La Follette, ChesterLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, Helen (Mrs. William L., Jr.)La Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., IIILa Follette, SherryMiddleton, DavidSiebecker, Sophia (Mrs. Robert La Follette)Sorem, Judith La Follette (Mrs. Ronald K.)

1958La Follette, Bronson C.La Follette, ChesterLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, Joseph O.La Follette, Lynn G. (Mrs. Bronson Cutting)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert M., IIILa Follette, SherryLa Follette, Suzanne


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La Follette, WilliamMiddleton, DavidMiddleton, Nadea (Mrs. David)Middleton, ScudderSorem, Judith La Follette (Mrs. Ronald K.)Sorem, Ronald K.Sucher, Robert La Follette

1959La Follette, Bronson C.La Follette, ChesterLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., IIILa Follette, SherryLa Follette, SuzanneMiddleton, DavidMiddleton, LeslieMiddleton, Nadea (Mrs. David)Middleton, SusanSorem, Judith La Follette (Mrs. Ronald K.)Sucher, Robert La FolletteSucher, Vivian

1960La Follette, ChesterLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, HelenLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip Fox)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., IIILa Follette, Robert M., IVLa Follette, SherryLa Follette, SuzanneMiddleton, DavidMiddleton, LeslieMiddleton, Nadea (Mrs. David)Middleton, SusanSucher, JoanSucher, Robert La FolletteSucher, VivianWalsten, Loretta La Follette

BOX I:A53 1961La Follette, Deborah CaseLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)


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La Follette, Lynn G.La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, SherryLa Follette, Vera F. (Mrs. Joseph G.)Middleton, DavidMiddleton, LeslieMiddleton, Nadea (Mrs. David)Middleton, SusanSorem, Judith La Follette (Mrs. Ronald K.)Sucher, Vivian

1962Bigham, Emma Newell (Mrs. Harold R.)La Follette, Bronson C.La Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, Joseph O.La Follette, Lynn G.La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Vera F. (Mrs. Joseph G.)Middleton, DavidMiddleton, LeslieMiddleton, Nadea (Mrs. David)Middleton, SusanSucher, JoanSucher, VivianZabriskie, Sherry La Follette (Mrs. George A.)

1963La Follette, Bronson C.La Follette, ChesterLa Follette, Evan P.La Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Vera F. (Mrs. Joseph G.)Middleton, SusanSorem, Judith La Follette (Mrs. Ronald K.)Sucher, JoanZabriskie, Sherry La Follette (Mrs. George A.))

1964Knettle, Melcena La FolletteLa Follette, Bronson C.La Follette, Chester


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La Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, Lynn G.La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Mary Tabor (Mrs. William L.)La Follette, SuzanneLa Follette, Vera F. (Mrs. Joseph G.)Middleton, DavidSucher, JoanSucher, Robert La FolletteZabriskie, Sherry La Follette (Mrs. George A.))

1965La Follette, Bronson C.La Follette, ChesterLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, SuzanneLa Follette, Vera F. (Mrs. Joseph G.)Sorem, Judith La Follette (Mrs. Ronald K.)Sucher, JoanSucher, Robert La FolletteZabriskie, Sherry La Follette (Mrs. George A.))

1966La Follette, Bronson C.La Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Vera F. (Mrs. Joseph G.)Sorem, Judith La Follette (Mrs. Ronald K.)Sucher, JoanSucher, Robert La FolletteZabriskie, Sherry La Follette (Mrs. George A.))

BOX I:A54 1967La Follette, Bronson C.La Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, SuzanneLa Follette, Vera F. (Mrs. Joseph G.)Middleton, DavidMiddleton, Nadea (Mrs. David)Sorem, Judith La Follette (Mrs. Ronald K.)Sucher, Joan


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Sucher, Robert La FolletteZabriskie, Sherry La Follette (Mrs. George A.))

1968La Follette, Bronson C.La Follette, ChesterLa Follette, Deborah CaseLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Robert M., IVLa Follette, Vera F. (Mrs. Joseph G.)Middleton, Blake and GeorgeMiddleton, DavidMiddleton, Nadea (Mrs. David)Middleton, SusanSucher, JoanSucher, Robert La FolletteSucher, VivianZabriskie, Sherry La Follette (Mrs. George A.)

1969La Follette, Bronson C.La Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Mary Tabor (Mrs. William L.))La Follette, SuzanneMiddleton, DavidMiddleton, GeorgeMiddleton, Nadea (Mrs. David)Middleton, SusanSorem, Judith La Follette (Mrs. Ronald K.)Sucher, Joan

BOX I:A55 1970La Follette, Bronson C.La Follette, Deborah CaseLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, Robert HoathLa Follette, Robert M., IVMiddleton, DavidMiddleton, GeorgeMiddleton, LeslieMiddleton, Nadea (Mrs. David)Middleton, SusanSucher, Robert La Follette

1972, La Follette, Bronson C.1973, La Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)


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UndatedHarper, MildredJones-Morrison, IrmagardeLa Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, Bronson C.La Follette, Charles SumnerLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.)La Follette, Joseph O.La Follette, Lynn G.La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)La Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.

BOX I:A56 La Follette, Robert M., IIILa Follette, SuzanneMiddleton, GeorgeMiddleton, Nadea (Mrs. David)Sorem, Judith La Follette (Mrs. Ronald K.)Sucher, JoanSucher, Robert La FolletteSucher, VivianUnidentified

FragmentsLa Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, Fola

(2 folders)La Follette, MaryLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.MiscellaneousUnidentified

BOX I:B1-B316 Part I: Robert M. La Follette, Sr., Papers, 1844-1925

BOX I:B1-B3 Diaries and Notebooks, 1879-1925Desk and pocket-size diaries and notebooks, unbound diary entries, and negative

photocopies of diary entries.Grouped by type of material and thereunder arranged chronologically.

BOX I:B1 Diaries, 1879-1925, undated(26 vols.)

BOX I:B2 Notebooks1882-1909

(12 vols.)


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BOX I:B3 1910-1924, undated(16 vols.)

BOX I:B4-B59 General Correspondence, 1881-1925Letters received. Includes correspondence received by La Follette, Sr.'s secretaries J. H.

Dunn, Nellie Dunn, and John J. Hannan and by Robert M. La Follette, Jr., whenrepresenting his father's office.

Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by name of person.Petitions and group and anonymous letters have been placed after each year's Decembercorrespondence.

BOX I:B4 1881-1893(15 folders)



1910A-C

(12 folders)BOX I:B7 D-J

(21 folders)BOX I:B8 K-Sh

(21 folders)BOX I:B9 Si-Z

(10 folders)Unidentified

1911A-Cl

(7 folders)BOX I:B10 Co-Ma

(23 folders)BOX I:B11 Me-Z


(2 folders)BOX I:B12 1912

B-T(23 folders)

BOX I:B13 V-Z(5 folders)

Unidentified1913

A-I(17 folders)

BOX I:B14 J-U(21 folders)

BOX I:B15 V-Z(6 folders)

Part I: Robert M. La Follette, Sr., Papers, 1844-1925

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1914A-J

(17 folders)BOX I:B16 K-S

(16 folders)BOX I:B17 T-Z

(8 folders)1915

A-L(14 folders)

BOX I:B18 M-Z(17 folders)

BOX I:B19 1916(24 folders)

BOX I:B20 1917A-Be

(18 folders)BOX I:B21 Bi-Br

(15 folders)BOX I:B22 Bu-Con

(19 folders)BOX I:B23 Coo-D

(20 folders)BOX I:B24 E-Fil

(15 folders)BOX I:B25 Fin-Gi

(19 folders)BOX I:B26 Gj-Ha

(20 folders)BOX I:B27 He-Ho

(13 folders)BOX I:B28 Hu-J

(10 folders)BOX I:B29 K

(18 folders)BOX I:B30 L-McG

(20 folders)BOX I:B31 McH-Mi

(17 folders)BOX I:B32 Mo-O

(16 folders)BOX I:B33 P

(16 folders)BOX I:B34 Q-Sal

(17 folders)BOX I:B35 Sam-Sl

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BOX I:B36 Sm-Sy(18 folders)

BOX I:B37 T-V(16 folders)

BOX I:B38 Wa-Wil(17 folders)

BOX I:B39 Wim-Z(9 folders)

BOX I:B40 AnonymousGroup letters and petitions

(8 folders)Organizations


(3 folders)BOX I:B41 1918-1919


A-G(13 folders)

BOX I:B43 H-Q(17 folders)

BOX I:B44 R-Z(15 folders)

UnidentifiedBOX I:B45 1921

A-Ch(11 folders)

BOX I:B46 Ci-Doo(5 folders)

BOX I:B47 Dor-F(7 folders)

BOX I:B48 G-Hol(7 folders)

BOX I:B49 Hon-Lum(10 folders)

BOX I:B50 Lun-M(6 folders)

BOX I:B51 N-Ra(9 folders)

BOX I:B52 Re-Te(10 folders)

BOX I:B53 Th-Z(9 folders)

UnidentifiedBOX I:B54 1922

A-G(9 folders)


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BOX I:B55 H-N(10 folders)

BOX I:B56 O-Z(12 folders)

PetitionsBOX I:B57 1923


A-R(5 folders)

BOX I:B59 S-Z(2 folders)

Unidentified(2 folders)

1925UndatedFragments

BOX I:B60-B102 Special Correspondence, 1868-1925Letters received. Includes correspondence addressed to La Follette, Sr.'s secretaries J. H.

Dunn, Nellie Dunn, and John J. Hannan and to Robert M. La Follette, Jr., whenrepresenting his father's office.

Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by name of person orinstitution.

BOX I:B60 1868Hendrickson, W. J.Pullen, Charles F. P.Wilder, Perry C.

1879, MacArthur, Dan S.circa 1880, Booth, Edwin1881

Harper, Samuel A.Turtle's Detective AgencyWarren, Charles R.

1882Carter, George W.Gregory, J. C.Hudson, Charles

1884Barton, OleCasson, HenryEsch, John J.Harper, Charles C.Harper, Samuel A.Higgins, FrankMartin, Henry C.Pederson, Eli


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Taylor, Henry J.Taylor, James F.

1885Ash, DavidBarton, OleMerrill, S. S.Walsh, P. M.

1886Cole, Rubler A.Cook, Seymour H.Harper, Samuel A.

1888, Bryant, George E.1891

Haugen, Nils P.Sawyer, Philetus

1892, McKinley, William1893

Fess, CharlesHazelton, George C.

1894Barton, OleCrawford, JeffersonFavill, Henry B.Fess, CharlesHammel, LeopoldHarper, Samuel A.Haugen, Nils P.Henderson, David B.Marquette, JacquesRoe, Gilbert E.

BOX I:B61 1896Haugen, Nils P.Leman, A. C.McKinley, William

1897Harper, Samuel A.Haugen, Nils P.Long, Albert H.Roe, Gilbert E.

1898, Roe, Gilbert E.1899, Roe, Gilbert E. and Gwyneth K. (“Netha”)1900

Babcock, Joseph W.Borchsenius, GeorgeBryant, George E.Casson, Henry


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Rogers, Alfred Thomas1901

Stevens, E. Ray1902

Harper, J. C.Kronshage, TheodoreRoe, Gilbert E.Rogers, Alfred ThomasStephenson, IsaacStone, W. C.

1903Bishop, Emily Montague MulkinComstock, H. S.Hall, Albert R.Murphy, Jerre C.Vilas, William Freeman (Mr. and Mrs.)

1904Cochems, Henry F.Comstock, H. S.Connor, W. D.Crane, Charles RichardErickson, HalfordHall, Albert R.Hannan, John J.Haugen, Nils P.

1905Crissey, ForrestDoty, F. E.Favill, Henry B.Hall, Caroline A.Peabody, George FosterPeterson, James A.Rogers, Alfred ThomasSlayton Lyceum Bureau

(2 folders)Stephenson, IsaacWagner, Charles L.

1906Anson, George M.Bishop, Emily Montague MulkinDailey, JohnDunn, Nellie H.Ekern, Herman L.Frear, James A.Freeman, AldenHannan, John J.


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Lenroot, Irvine LutherMcElroy, William J.Roe, Gilbert E.Rogers, Alfred ThomasRoosevelt, Theodore (1858-1919)

BOX I:B62 1907Bryant, Frank H.Daggy, Maynard LeeFrear, James A.Hannan, John J.“Jack” (anonymous correspondent)Moore, John BassettRichardson, L. T.Roosevelt, Theodore (1858-1919)Slayton Lyceum BureauWalcott, Charles D.

1908Field, Walter S.Haugen, Nils P.Housel, W. A.Johnson, Joseph T.Lenroot, Irvine LutherMathews, Jerry A.Miller, KellyPierce, FrankPotter, H. R.Rogers, Alfred ThomasRoosevelt, Theodore (1858-1919)Steffens, LincolnTaft, William H. (1857-1930)Thompson, LauraWhite, William Allen

1909Beveridge, Albert JeremiahBryan, William Jennings (1860-1925)Burke, JohnClark, WalterCochems, Henry F.Crane, R. T.Crownhart, Charles HenryDavidson, James O.Dolliver, Jonathan P.Dunn, Nellie H.Halbert, Hugh T.Hale, EugeneHannan, John J.


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Lindsey, Ben B.Lissner, MeyerMathews, Jerry A.McElroy, William J.Miller, KellyNational Federation of Post Office ClerksNational Progressive Republican LeagueNeedham, Henry BeachNewlands, Francis G.Page, Carroll S.Phelps, George H.Rawleigh, William ThomasRogers, Alfred ThomasShipp, Thomas R.Spreckels, RudolphSteffens, LincolnStephenson, IsaacTaft, William H. (1857-1930)

BOX I:B63 1910Aylward, John A.Baker, Ray StannardBarker, WhartonBarton, Albert O.Bascom, JohnBeck, Joseph D.Beveridge, Albert JeremiahBishop, Emily Montague MulkinBorah, William EdgarBourne, JonathanBrandeis, Louis DembitzBrewster, William F.Bristow, Joseph L.Bryan, William Jennings (1860-1925)Bullock, Charles J.Cary, William J.Causey, James H.Chandler, William E.Clapp, Moses E.Cochems, Henry F.Collier, Robert J.Colver, William ByronCommons, John RogersCooper, Henry Allen and Tara OmaliaCrane, Charles RichardCrownhart, Charles HenryCummins, Albert B.


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BOX I:B71 1912American MagazineBaker, Ray StannardBanks, William B.Barker, WhartonBeck, Joseph D.Beveridge, Albert JeremiahBishop, Emily Montague MulkinBlaine, John J.Blake, A. B.Bobbs-Merrill Co.Bogue, AlanBourne, JonathanBoyden, Albert A.Brabant, Louis J.Brandeis, Louis DembitzCahoon, R.Campbell, Henry C.Chandler, William E.Clapp, Moses E.Clark, WalterColby, Everett


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BOX I:B74 MacLea, Robert K.Malone, Dudley FieldManahan, JamesMartin, Frederick TownsendMathews, Jerry A.Mayo, Charles H.McAdoo, William GibbsMcCarthy, CharlesMcElroy, William J.McGovern, Francis E.Meyer, Balthasar H.Morris, ThomasMurphy, Jerre C.Mussey, H. R.Norris, George W.Parsons, HerbertPhillips, John S.Pope, James E.Post, Louis FreelandProuty, Charles A.Rawleigh, William ThomasRedfield, WilliamRichard, Livy S.Roe, Gilbert E.Rogers, Alfred Thomas

(2 folders)Rogers, Walter S.Russell, Charles EdwardScott, William A.Spreckels, RudolphSpring-Rice, ThomasStanton, William M.Stevens, E. RayStone, Nahum I.Swanson, Claude A.Tavenner, Clyde H.Timlin, William H.Tittemore, James N.Truesdell, Julius A.Van Hise, Charles R.


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BOX I:B75 1914Amidon, Charles F.Associated PressBaker, Ray StannardBarnett, Lelia Montague (Mrs. George)Beard, Mary Ritter (Mrs. Charles A.)Bemis, Edward W.Birge, Edward AsahelBishop, Emily Montague MulkinBlackwell, Alice StoneBlaine, John J.Brabant, Louis J.Brandeis, Louis DembitzBrisbane, ArthurBristow, Joseph L.Bryan, William Jennings (1860-1925)Chandler, William E.Clark, Solomon H.Clark, WalterCommons, John RogersCooke, PhilosCorrigan, Walter D.Culbertson, William SmithDavies, Joseph E.Dunn, Nellie H.Ekern, Herman LewisElliott, Henry W.Ely, Richard T.Evans, Elizabeth GlendowerFox, PhilipFrear, James A.Furuseth, AndrewGrotophorst, HermanHampton, Benjamin B.Hannan, John J.Hapgood, NormanHarper, Charles L.


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BOX I:B76 Mayo, Charles H.McCarthy, CharlesMcCumber, Porter J.McElroy, William J.Meyer, Balthasar H.Morris, ThomasMurphy, Jerre C.Nelson, Thomas P.Northam, M. K.Ochsner, Albert J.Overman, Lee S.Paine, Robert F.Parker, GilbertParsons, HerbertPierce, James M.Pinchot, AmosPost, Louis FreelandRawleigh, William ThomasReed, James A.Roe, Gilbert E.Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Rogers, Alfred ThomasRublee, GeorgeRussell, Charles EdwardScripps, Edward W.Spingarn, Joel E.Spreckels, Rudolph


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BOX I:B77 1915Aylward, John A.Barrett, JohnBosshard, OttoBrandeis, Louis DembitzBryan, William Jennings (1860-1925)Commons, John RogersCooke, PhilosCrane, RichardDavies, Joseph E.Devine, William A.Dunn, Nellie H.Ellis, HavelockEmery, John Q.Evans, Joseph S.Hannan, John J.

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BOX I:B79 1916Aylward, John A.Bosshard, OttoBrandeis, Louis DembitzBristow, Joseph L.Capper, ArthurClark, WalterColver, William ByronCorrigan, Walter D.Crane, Charles RichardCrownhart, Charles Henry

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BOX I:B80 1917Abbott, GraceAmberg, EmilAmidon, Charles F.Anderson, Frank F.Babson, RogerBaker, Bertha KunzBascom, G. R.Beck, Joseph D.Becker, John M.Blackwell, Alice StoneBlymer, William H.Bolton, Reginald PelhamBorchard, Edwin M.Brandeis, Alfred


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BOX I:B83 1918Brandeis, AlfredBrandeis, Louis DembitzCochems, Henry F.Creel, GeorgeCrownhart, Charles HenryDithmar, E. F.Eastman, MaxEvjue, William TheodoreFons, Louis A.Fox, PhilipFrancis, George W.Gross, Edwin J.Hallinan, Charles T.Hannan, John J.

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BOX I:B91 Page, Carroll S.Paine, Robert F.Paish, GeorgePayne, John BartonPenrose, BoiesPeterson, James A.Philipp, Emanuel L.Pierce, Dante M.Pollock, Walter W.Power, R. A.Public service commissionsPutnam, HerbertQuackenbush, Susan Miller (Mrs. A. S.)Quick, HerbertRailroad commissionsRainey, John W.Raker, John E.Rasker, A. D.Rawleigh, William ThomasReed, James A.Reynoso, José J.Richardson, J. F.Roe, Gilbert E.

(2 folders)Rogers, Alfred ThomasRowley, Eugene C.

BOX I:B92 Scanlan, M. J.Scott, James M.Sheppard, MorrisSherman, Lawrence Y.Simmons, Furnifold M.lSinclair, John F.Sinnott, Nicholas J.Slattery, HarryStanfield, Robert N.Steffens, LincolnStevens, E. RayStone, Nahum I.Stone, Warren S.Tavenner, Clyde H.Thomas, Charles S.Thompson, Carl D.Thompson, Edna (Mrs. James)


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Todd, Constance L. (Mrs. Laurence)Todd, George D.Truesdale, J. J.United States Interior DepartmentUnited States Interior Department, Geological SurveyUnited States Labor DepartmentUnited States Post Office DepartmentUnited States Treasury DepartmentUnited States War DepartmentUntermyer, SamuelVacela, J.Viereck, George SylvesterVolk, Lester D.Walsh, Frank P., Jr.Watson, Thomas E.Weeks, John W.Weishaar, IsidorWhite, William AlansonWilliams, John SkeltonWork, HubertWylie, Fred M.Unidentified

BOX I:B93 1922Andrews, J. E.Baldwin, Roger NashBarry, RichardBarton, Albert O.Beck, Joseph D.Bell, Robert C.Blaine, John J.Bonfils, Frederick GilmerBorchard, Edwin M.Brookhart, Smith W.Broughton, C. E.Bryan, William Jennings (1860-1925)Burke, M. B.Burnham, D. F.Butler, PierceByars, Cloyd, Jr.Calder, William M.Carey, Robert D.Carter, Clarence E.Crownhart, Charles HenryCulbertson, William Smith

(2 folders)Daniels, Josephus


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De Ford, William A.Denby, EdwinDenver PostDietrichson, GerhardDoerfler, ChristianDuggan, Stephen P.Ekern, Herman LewisEmery, John Q.Evjue, William TheodoreFall, Albert B.Federal Trade CommissionFellows, Albion N.Field, Walter S.Ford, HenryFrear, James A.Furuseth, AndrewGale, ZonaGray, John H.Haines, LynnHannan, John J.Hapgood, NormanHays, Will H.Hibben, PaxtonHolder, ArthurHoover, HerbertHopkins, J. A. H.Huddleston, GeorgeHuebsch, B. W.Hunt, George W. P.Interstate Commerce Commission

BOX I:B94 Johnson, HenryJohnston, William H.Keating, EdwardKendrick, John B.Knutson, R. G.Laemmle, CarlLa Follette's MagazineLenroot, Irvine LutherLodge, Henry Cabot (1850-1924)Longstreet, Helen Dortch (Mrs. James)Malone, Dudley FieldManly, Basil Maxwell

(2 folders)Manson, PhilipMarsh, Benjamin C.McChord, Charles C.


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McCormick, MedillMcGinty, George B.Miles, H. E.Miller, AndrewMitchell, Mark D.National Association of Independent Oil ProducersNelson, John M.Norbeck, PeterOddie, Tasker L.Peterson, James A.Pierce, Dante M.Rawleigh, William ThomasRobins, RaymondRoe, Gilbert E.

(2 folders)Rogers, Alfred ThomasRosa, Charles D.Schaper, William A.Schuster, O. J.Shipstead, Henrik

(3 folders)Sinclair, John F.Slattery, HarrySmith, HokeStone, Warren S.Sucher, Ralph G.Taylor, H. C.Thomas, NormanUnited States State DepartmentUntermyer, SamuelWalsh, Frank P.Washburne, Chester W.West, H.Williams, John Skelton

BOX I:B95 1923Anderson, Paul B.Belgian embassy, Washington, D.C.Bibesco, ElizabethBlaine, John J.

(2 folders)Borchard, Edwin M.Brisbane, ArthurBryan, William Jennings (1860-1925)Causey, James H.Clay, HenryCoolidge, CalvinDaugherty, Harry M.


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Davis, Edwin L.Dwyer, Edward J.Ekern, Herman LewisEvans, Elizabeth GlendowerEvans, SamFederal Trade CommissionFisher, ArthurFletcher, Henry P.Greeley, Helen H.Guilleband, Claude W.Haines, Earl S.Harper & BrothersHibben, PaxtonHopkins, J. A. H.Houghton, Alanson B.International News ServiceItalian embassy, Washington, D.C.Keating, EdwardLa Follette's MagazineLaski, Harold J.Lawrence, F. W. PethickLevitan, SolomonLochner, Louis P.Luther, HansMacDonald, James RamseyManahan, JamesManly, Basil Maxwell

(4 folders)BOX I:B96 Manson, Philip

McAdoo, Malcolm R.McClure Newspaper SyndicateMcGuire, Constantine E.Mellett, LowellMerrill, BradfordMoses, George H.Nock, Albert JayNorris, George W.Pierce, Dante M.Rawleigh, William Thomas

(3 folders)Richberg, Donald R.Robertson, D. B.Roe, Gilbert E.Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Rogers, Alfred ThomasRosa, Charles D.


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BOX I:B97 Shipstead, HenrikSinclair, John F.Slattery, HarrySteffens, LincolnStewart, EthelbertStone, Warren S.Strong, Anna LouiseTaylor, Henry C.Tenny, Lloyd S.Thompson, J. DavidTrevelyan, CharlesTruesdell, Julius A.Unwin, RaymondVasseur, PierreWalsh, Thomas James (1859-1933)Warbasse, James P.Washburne, Chester W.Wedgwood, Florence E.Wells, Amy Catherine (Mrs. H. G.)Whitehouse, SheldonWisconsin state resolutionWold, EmmaUnidentified

1924Allen, H. E.Armstrong, George W.Baldwin, Roger ShermanBarrymore, JohnBlaine, John J.Borglum, GutzonBrailsford, H. N.Brandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.)Bristow, Joseph L.Brooklyn Daily EagleBrowne, Edward E.Bryan, William Jennings (1860-1925)Budenz, Louis F.Causey, James H.Chase, H. G.Clapp, Moses E.Cockley, EberColver, William ByronCools, G. VictorCorley, R. L.Costigan, Edward P.Costigan, Mabel C. (Mrs. Edward P.)


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Couzens, JamesCoyle, Albert F.Crownhart, Charles HenryDaniels, JosephusDaugherty, Harry M.Davis, Robert O.Durand, WalterEkern, Herman LewisErvin, Charles W.Evans, Elizabeth GlendowerFederal Trade CommissionFord, JohnFrankfurter, FelixFrazier, Lynn J.Frear, James A.

(3 folders)BOX I:B98 Gannett, Lewis S.

Gardner, GilsonGompers, SamuelGruening, ErnestHaines, LynnHarrison, Frank A.Havenner, Franck R.Hays, Arthur GarfieldHeney, Francis J.Hillquit, MorrisHolder, Arthur E.Holmes, John HaynesHoover, HerbertHopkins, J. A. H.Howard University, Washington, D.C.Jensen, Frank L.Jewell, B. M.Johnson, HiramJohnston, William H.Keating, EdwardKeller, HelenKellock, HaroldKende, GezaKozic, Bernard A.Kutz, Charles

BOX I:B99 La Follette's MagazineLa Guardia, Fiorello H.Lawson, John R.Lazansky, Joseph G.Levitan, Solomon


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Lundeen, ErnestLyman, Charles A.MacGowan, Charles J.Malone, Dudley FieldManahan, JamesManly, Basil Maxwell

(3 folders)Martin, BertMcAdoo, Malcolm R.McGuire, C. E.McKaig, RayMelzner, A. B.Meserole, Darwin J.Morgan, JamesMyers, Joseph S.

BOX I:B100 Nelson, John M.(5 folders)

Niles, David K.Norris, George W.Paine, Robert F.Painter, PhilPeterson, James A.Pierce, Dante M.Post, Louis FreelandRawleigh, William Thomas

(3 folders)Record, George L.

BOX I:B101 Richberg, Donald R.Richter, IreneRiker, C. L.Robertson, D. B.Roe, Gilbert E.

(3 folders)Roewer, George E., Jr.Rogers, Alfred ThomasRogers, Walter S.Russell, Charles EdwardScripps, Robert P.Sheppard, L. E.Shipstead, HenrikSinclair, John F.Slattery, HarrySpreckels, RudolphStone, Warren S.Thompson, Carl D.Thompson, J. DavidTreadway, Ida Hoyt


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Truesdell, Julius A.United States Interior Department, Geological SurveyViereck, George SylvesterVillard, Oswald GarrisonWalls, H. C.Wheeler, Burton K.Work, HubertYoung, George U.

BOX I:B102 1925Blaine, John J.Borah, William EdgarBrown, George ElmerEkern, Herman LewisElward, Rodney A.Hapgood, NormanJohnson, Mercer G.Kellogg, Frank B.King, JudsonLa Follette's MagazineMacGowan, Charles J.Manly, Basil MaxwellMarbury, Charles C.Nelson, John M.Rawleigh, William ThomasReed, James A.Robertson, D. B.Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Schmidtmann, John C.Spillman, Mrs. W. J.Spreckles, RudolphStevens, E. RayVillard, Oswald GarrisonWadsworth, James W.Walsh, Thomas James (1859-1933)Watson, James E.Willis, H. Parker

BOX I:B103-B119 Letters Sent, 1884-1925Primarily typescript copies of letters sent. Includes correspondence drafted by La Follette,

Sr.'s secretaries.Arranged chronologically.

BOX I:B103 1884-1909(28 folders)

BOX I:B104 1910, Jan.-Oct. 15(6 folders)


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BOX I:B105 1910, Oct. 17-1911, Jan. 11(6 folders)

BOX I:B106 1911, Jan. 13-Oct.(10 folders)

BOX I:B107 1911, Nov.-1912(13 folders)



BOX I:B110 1915-1916(7 folders)


BOX I:B112 1918-1920, July(8 folders)

BOX I:B113 1920, Aug.-Oct.(5 folders)

BOX I:B114 1920, Nov.-1921, July 14(8 folders)

BOX I:B115 1921July 15-Oct. 9

(8 folders)BOX I:B116 Oct. 10-Dec.

(9 folders)BOX I:B117 1922, Jan.-Feb.

(8 folders)BOX I:B118 1922, Mar.-1923

(9 folders)BOX I:B119 1924-1925, undated

(15 folders)Fragments

BOX I:B120-B132 Indian Affairs File, 1902-1925Correspondence, memoranda, reports, statements, congressional bills and hearings, charts,

graphs, and printed matter. Consists in part of files from the Office of Indian Affairs inthe Interior Department.

Arranged alphabetically by name of tribe and thereunder chronologically.

BOX I:B120 Apache, 1916Blackfeet, 1915-1923Cheyenne, 1915Chippewa

1902-1909(6 folders)

BOX I:B121 1910-1920(8 folders)


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BOX I:B122 1921-1924, undated(3 folders)

Crow1909-1912 (Kappler and Merillat application)

(3 folders)BOX I:B123 1910-1912

(7 folders)BOX I:B124 1913-1917, Feb. 3

(8 folders)BOX I:B125 1917, Feb. 5-21

(6 folders)BOX I:B126 1917, Apr. -1921

Five Civilized Tribes, 1909-1923, undated(5 folders)

Flat Head1915-1917, Feb. 16

BOX I:B127 1917, Feb. 17-Apr. 27, undated(3 folders)

Kaw, 1924Kickapoo, 1908-1915Kiowa, 1911Menominee

1905-1908(2 folders)

BOX I:B128 1909-1914(9 folders)

BOX I:B129 1915-1925Menominee Mill, 1908-1913

(3 folders)Oneida, 1908-1923, undated

(2 folders)BOX I:B130 Osage, 1910-1924

(3 folders)Papago, 1911Pima, 1911-1924Pottawatomie, 1907-1923

BOX I:B131 Shoshone, 1906-1908Sioux, 1906-1908Stockbridge, 1909-1923

(2 folders)Tomah Indian School, Tomah, Wis., 1911-1922Unitah, 1909-1911Utes, 1909-1911Winnebago, 1909-1924Yakima, 1912-1924

BOX I:B132 General


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Correspondence, 1908-1924, undated(4 folders)

Bills, hearings, and reports(2 folders)

Miscellany

BOX I:B133-B209 Subject File, 1879-1925Correspondence, drafts of reports, congressional bills and resolutions, typescripts of

congressional hearings, pamphlets, leaflets, notes, tables, charts, leases, agreements,maps, newspaper clippings, and articles.

Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by subject.

BOX I:B133 1879, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis., class-day exercises1882

Congressional conventionDane County, Wis., district attorney election

1887, Bascom, John1888, election campaign1889

Armour & Co., investigationBoer War, quotations from Lloyd GeorgePedigrees of fillies

1902Election campaign, Wisconsin.Mosely Industrial Commission

1904Clark, John Bates, article, “Monopoly and Tariff Reduction”Freight rates

1905, Chautauqua speaking schedule1906

Hepburn billInterstate Commerce CommissionLenroot, Irvine Luther, campaign for governorRailroad rates, clippingsRailroadsRoosevelt, Theodore (1858-1919), speech with marginaliaSteffens, Lincoln, articles“Wisconsin Politics,” statement

BOX I:B134 1907Hannan, John J., notebookLand patentsRailroads

1908Banking and banking law

(2 folders)Campaign materialChautauqua


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Cochems, Henry F., speech draftCongressional voting record, 59th and 60thInterstate commerce and telegraph companiesNewspaper questionnaireSenate election, letterSteffens, Lincoln, article, “Roosevelt, Taft, La Follette...”

1909Alaska coal landBurton ActHeney, Francis J., electionInterstate Commerce CommissionRailroad legislation

BOX I:B135 Senate committee assignmentsStephenson, IsaacTariffTelegraph and telephone companies, investigations

1910Alaska, legislative councilArizona statehood and legislatureCommerce CourtConservationFinanceFreight ratesInterstate Commerce Commission, transportation rates

(2 folders)BOX I:B136 Post Office Department

RailroadsRepublican campaign, WisconsinRockefeller Foundation billStreet railway developmentTariffWomen's suffrage bill

1910-1911Lorimer, William, case

(6 folders)BOX I:B137 (4 folders)BOX I:B138 (2 folders)

1911Alaska, legislationAnglo-American Arbitration TreatyArizona, proposed constitutionAssociated PressBankingClapp, Moses E.CurrencyFisheriesGovernment employees


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Government securities and financeGovernmental deficienciesLeague for Medical FreedomMexico

(2 folders)Mineral rights under public landsNational Progressive Republican League

(4 folders)Passport questionPost Office DepartmentProgressive movementRailroad ratesSeamen's Union, Andrew FurusethSingle taxStandard Oil, decision againstWomen's suffrage bill, Wisconsin

BOX I:B139 1912American pressBanking, currency, and financeBill draftingCampaign

Clippings(2 folders)

General(2 folders)

Press releasesJudicial recallLabor policyLloyd-La Follette ActNon-Partisan Progressive FederationPostage AssociationProgressive movementProgressivism in Wisconsin

BOX I:B140 Republican National ConventionStephenson, Isaac, election case, William Edgar Borah speech in United States SenateTariff and trustsUnited States Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md.Wisconsin campaignWomen's suffrage

1913Banking, currency, and financeCensus Bureau and statisticsLeaseLibrary of Congress, Legislative Reference ServiceMedical trust

BOX I:B141 Monroe DoctrineNational Tax Association


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NavyNew currency lawNew York Republican ConferenceRailroadsRepublican Party, articlesSeamen's bill, Congressional Record testimonySegregation, federal serviceSenate caucusShippingTariff

SchedulesA, chemicals, oils, and paintsB, earths, earthenware, and glasswareC1, metal

BOX I:B142 C2, metals(2 folders)

D, woodE, sugarG, cerealsI, cotton manufacturesJ, flax, hemp, and juteK, wool

BOX I:B143 AmendmentsFreight ratesReference materialStatistical tax amendmentsSugarTobacco and cigarsMiscellaneous correspondenceMiscellany

Trade and transportationBOX I:B144 1914

Bank taxationBanking and financeBill draftingFederal Reserve Board appointmentsFederal Trade CommissionFerris billInterstate Commerce CommissionMellen, Charles S.Naval mattersPanama Canal

Congressional Record testimonyBOX I:B145 Tolls

ParolesPartisanship, remarks by George W. Norris


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Peace treatiesPeople's La Follette UnionPhilippinesPoliticsRailroads

(3 folders)Seamen's Union, Andrew FurusethSherman Anti-Trust Law

BOX I:B146 Women's suffrage1915

Armed ship billBill draftingBryan, William Jennings (1860-1925)

General(2 folders)

Resignation as secretary of stateChautauqua scheduleCommons, John RogersEkern, Herman LewisIncome taxMerchant vessels, arming ofMinimum wage law, clippings

BOX I:B147 NeutralityDumba, Constantin, clippings

(2 folders)GeneralLusitania, clippings

(2 folders)National defense, clippings

BOX I:B148 War loans, clippings(2 folders)

OilParole case, Philip AllenPoverty in the United States, report by Herman GladstonePublic lands disposition, oil and water power

BOX I:B149 Railroads(2 folders)

Railroads, clippingsSeamen's Act

(2 folders)Seamen's Act, clippings

(2 folders)BOX I:B150 (5 folders)BOX I:B151 (6 folders)BOX I:B152 (6 folders)BOX I:B153 (3 folders)

Seamen's Union, Andrew Furuseth


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Speaking engagementsBOX I:B154 University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.

Wisconsin, Workmen's Compensation Industrial CommissionWisconsin campaignWisconsin state financeWorld War I


AgricultureAlaska coal landsAmerican trade abroad, Thomas James Walsh (1859-1933) speechArmed merchantmenArmed ship debate, Congressional Record testimonyCensusCoastal defense systemElectric power development

BOX I:B156 “The German-Americans and the European War,” statement by George Von SkalImmigration billMexicoMilitary educationNaval appropriations and billNeutrality

(2 folders)Oil

BOX I:B157 Parole case, Albert G. StewartPost Office DepartmentPublic lands disposition

AnalysisMemorandum by E. J. JusticeOil and water power

CorrespondenceHearings, reports, and miscellaneous material

BOX I:B158 RailroadsSeamen's LawShippingTariffWisconsin campaign

General(6 folders)

BOX I:B159 IssuesDairy products

(2 folders)EducationFinancesHighwaysIndustrial CommissionInsurance Department


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BOX I:B160 Philipps, EmanuelPress releasesPublic healthTax Commission

World War I1917

American Institute of International LawArmed ship bill

(2 folders)Coastal defenseCompensation for military dependentsConscriptionDaniels, Winthrop M., speech by Albert B. CumminsFood control bill

BOX I:B161 Free speechFreight ratesGasolineGovernment employees, pay increasesKeller ReportLeague of NationsLegislative record, World War ILusitaniaNational Defense CouncilNeutralityOil lands, leasingPost Office DepartmentPostal regulationsPublic lands distribution, oil and water power

Bills and reportsCorrespondence

BOX I:B162 Seamen and warShippingTaxation and revenue billTory Cabinet, Great BritainWar aimsWar, declaration ofWar, RussiaWar revenue

(3 folders)BOX I:B163 (5 folders)

War Risk Insurance ActWar taxes


Water power billWorld War I

(3 folders)


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BOX I:B165 1917-1918, Committee on Privileges and ElectionsBrief

(2 folders)Brief and statementsBryan, William Jennings (1860-1925), resignation as secretary of state, clippingsCorrespondenceDillingham Commission report

BOX I:B166 Lusitania(3 folders)

Malone, Dudley Field(2 folders)

Minnesota Commission of Public SafetyMinutes of meetingsNarrative on St. Paul, Minn., speechNotesPomerene, AtleeRoe, Gilbert E., memorandum from his diaryRules governing expulsion from SenateState Council of Defense

BOX I:B167 1918Faculty protest, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.Legislative Drafting BureauOil and natural gasRailroadsRural mail deliveryRussiaSeamen and the merchant marineSeamen's ActSeamen's Union, Andrew FurusethShippingTextile allianceTransportationWar revenue

(2 folders)Water power

BOX I:B168 Wisconsin campaign1919

Coal and oil(5 folders)

Coal strikeEnglish pressEspionage amendmentEuropean financesGermany and the warGovernment expenditures, analysisImmigrationInterstate commerce


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Labor(2 folders)

BOX I:B169 Maiden name, retention ofNaval mattersOil

(7 folders)BOX I:B170 Peace terms

(7 folders)Public lands dispositionRailroads

Baer's briefGeneral


Government controlGovernment ownershipGovernment ownership of foreign railroadsInterstate Commerce CommissionOperating statisticsRate case briefStockholders

BOX I:B172 Revenue billRussiaSedition billShippingTextile industryUnited States Shipping BoardWater power

1919-1920, Woo, Alice L., case1920

Bonus questionCoal

BOX I:B173 Coal hearings, transcriptsPart 1

BOX I:B174 Part 2BOX I:B175 Part 3BOX I:B176 Part 4BOX I:B177 Part 5BOX I:B178 Part 6BOX I:B179 Parts 7-8

(2 vols.)BOX I:B180 Committee of 48

Government expenses“The Effects of War on the Soldier,” by T. H. Proctor, International Journal of Ethics,

Oct.Industry, EnglandInternational Financial Conference, Brussels, Belgium


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Justice DepartmentLaborLibrary of Congress, Legislative Reference ServiceNatural gasPeople's Legislative ServicePierce, James M.Railroads

(3 folders)BOX I:B181 (1 folder)

Republican Party conventionShippingShipping Board operationsSugarWater powerWisconsin campaign


AgricultureAlaskan railroadAnti-Trust Act of 1914ArmisticeChinaCoal


CodesDisarmamentFederal Trade CommissionForeign loans

(2 folders)BOX I:B184 Income tax

Ireland(3 folders)

La Follette's MagazineMeat packers

(3 folders)BOX I:B185 Merchant marine

MexicoMilitary policy of Warren G. Harding (1865-1923), articleNaval appropriationsNitrogen researchOil

BOX I:B186 Peace treatyPhilippinesPublic debtRailroads

(7 folders)


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BOX I:B187 (5 folders)BOX I:B188 (6 folders)BOX I:B189 Revenue Act

(7 folders)Revenue bills

(2 folders)BOX I:B190 (1 folder)

Seamen's Union, Andrew FurusethTariff


Dyes(2 folders)

BOX I:B191 Miscellany(4 folders)

Taxation(3 folders)

United States Shipping Board(1 folder)

BOX I:B192 (9 folders)BOX I:B193 (1 folder)

Veterans' compensationVoting record, La Follette, Sr.World War I

1922AgricultureAmerican Farm Bureau FederationButler, PierceChildren's bureauChina consortiumCivil service

(2 folders)CoalCoronado coal caseCost of livingFederal Trade Commission

BOX I:B194 Foreign loansFour-Power TreatyGovernment's power over the militiaInterstate Commerce CommissionJones, Andrieus A.Kellogg, Frank B.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.

Progressive governmentLoyalty questioned

Meat packersMilitary


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Morgan, J. P.Newberry, Truman H., caseOil leases

BOX I:B195 People's Legislative ServicePetroleum productsPressProgressive conference

(2 folders)ProhibitionRailroads

(3 folders)Seamen

BOX I:B196 Ship subsidy bill(7 folders)

Steel mergerTariff

Calcium carbideClippings

(2 folders)BOX I:B197 Cotton

DyesGeneralIron and steelMetalsOcean freight ratesQuebrachoWools

(2 folders)BOX I:B198 Taxation and finance

Teapot Dome ScandalClippings

(2 folders)General

(2 folders)Honolulu Consolidated Oil Co., caseWashburne, Chester W.Wells, Philip F.

United States Shipping BoardBOX I:B199 Wisconsin

CampaignLegislative movementMiscellany

1923Americanism, speech delivered by George HuddlestonChandler, Powell, naturalization caseChina tradeCost of living


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EuropeEuropean trip

(4 folders)Farm creditsFarm machine monopolyFederal Trade CommissionFischer, CarlGas investigation summaryGasolineGermany

BOX I:B200 Harding, Warren G. (1865-1923), administration, achievementsLaborMeat packersMunicipal ownership of street railwaysNews Service, Whaley-EatonOil

(2 folders)Oil, Wisconsin investigation

BOX I:B201 People's Legislative ServicePetroleum products, hearings on high costRailroads

(4 folders)Railroads, clippingsRussiaSeamen's ActSiebecker, Robert G., memorialsStandard Oil Co., New YorkTeapot Dome ScandalVoting by mailWorld Court

BOX I:B202 1924Alaskan coal reservesAlaskan railroadAll-Russian Textile SyndicateCanadian electric powerCoal leasesConservation and natural resources, notesFederal Trade CommissionFreight rates, reduction

BOX I:B203 La Follette-Wheeler campaignAlabama listsArticles

ByHolmes, Fred L.Lowry, EdwardManly, Basil MaxwellWatson, Kenneth


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MagazinesCampaign literature



Colorado listConference for Progressive Political Action

(2 folders)BOX I:B205 Delaware list

Financial records(2 folders)

Florida listsGeorgia listsIndiana listsKentucky listsLouisiana listsMassachusetts lists

(2 folders)Miscellany

(1 folder)BOX I:B206 (3 folders)

Mississippi listsNevada listsNew York state listsNorth Carolina listsNotesPennsylvania materialPetitionPlatformPost-election statementPress commentsPress releases

Chicago, Ill.(2 folders)

BOX I:B207 Evans, Sam(3 folders)

Washington, D.C.(6 folders)

MiscellaneousBOX I:B208 Racial issue

Resolution from Polish citizensSouth Carolina listsSouth Dakota listsState chairmenTennessee listsTextbook


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Virginia listsWest Virginia lists

Naval oil reservesOilOil and gas lease, 1920-1924

BOX I:B209 Petroleum products, high costPresidential campaign contributions, investigationRailroadsSugar monopolyTeapot Dome ScandalTreaties

1925People's Legislative ServiceTariff

UndatedCommercial lawConscientious objectorsCooperativesFarm-Labor cooperativeGas ratesLumber trustsMeat packersMuscle Shoals, Ala.NeutralityNicaragua canalOilRailroadsSteel trustsTariffTaxationWar aimsWisconsin

CampaignState insuranceVoting

BOX I:B210-B249 Speeches and Writings File, 1879-1925Holograph and typed drafts of speeches, editorials, and articles.Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by title, subject, or location.

Also bound copies of addresses by La Follette, Sr., before the Wisconsin legislature andthe United States Senate arranged chronologically, and a draft of his autobiography.

BOX I:B210 1879“The Home” and the vagrancy question, Sun Prairie, Wis.“Iago,” Inter-State Oratorical Contest, Iowa City, Iowa, May 7“Opinion of the Press,” on “Iago” speech

1883, “The Locality Cry in Dane County,” on the gubernatorial candidacy of H. A. Taylor


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1884Accepting congressional nomination, Dodgeville, Wis., Sept. 9Congressional campaign and Willet MainMemorial Day address, C. C. Washburn Post, Grand Army of the Republic, Madison [?],

Wis., [May?]1885, tribute to Ulysses S. Grant, July1886, “Address to Howard University Law Class,” Washington, D.C., May 311888, Tariff Acts of 1846 and 1857, United States House of Representatives, July 141889, Republican Party1890, tariff, United States House of Representatives, May 101890-1900, Hamlet lectures


1897“Dangers to Representative Government,” Wisconsin State Fair, Milwaukee, Wis., Sept.

24“The Menace of the Political Machine,” University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill., Feb. 22

1897-1899, primary election reform1898

“Primary Elections for the Nomination of All Candidates by Australian Ballot,”University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich., Mar. 12

Tribute to Samuel A. Harper1900

Acceptance of gubernatorial nominationCampaign, Schlitz Park, Milwaukee, Wis., Sept. 19“Samuel Albert Harper,” Dane County Bar Association

1901Grand Army of the Republic speechInaugural message to the Wisconsin legislature

1902Address at the Sixth Annual Conference of the League of Wisconsin MunicipalitiesAddress before the Wisconsin Agricultural Society

1903Chautauqua lectures, notes, schedule, and contract

(2 folders)Tribute to Hester Harper

BOX I:B212 1904Address at the fiftieth anniversary celebration of the University of Wisconsin, Madison,

Wis., June 7Address to members of the Wisconsin State Commission to the Louisiana Purchase

Exposition on “Wisconsin Day,” St. Louis, Mo., June 29Address to the Young Men's Christian Association, Milwaukee, Wis., Feb. 6Chautauqua lecture schedule“Granger Legislation and State Control of Railway Rates,” Milton Junction, Wis., Jan. 29Wisconsin Republican Party state convention

1905Legislative messages


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General legislative matters, special session, Dec. 5Railroad rates, Jan. and May 16

(2 folders)Response to notification of election to United States Senate, with related material

including certificate of election, Jan. 25Water power

Apr. 12Undated

Tribute to Albert R. HallTribute to John Bascom

1906Appointment of [Perry?] WilderIn support of Irvine Luther Lenroot's gubernatorial nomination, Milwaukee, Wis.Introduction of Nicolay GrevstadInvestigation of buying, elevating, and forwarding grain, United States Senate, June 25Regulation of railway rates, United States Senate, Apr. 19-21“What Is Wrong with Politics and Government,” Apr.

1907, government, Connorsville, Ind., Mar. 12BOX I:B213 1908

Adoption of Aldrich-Vreeland Conference Report regarding Aldrich-Vreeland currencybill, United States Senate, includes edited stenographic transcript of La Follette protest,May 29pp. 1-499

(6 folders)BOX I:B214 pp. 500-582

Miscellaneous notesAmendment to national banking law, United States Senate, Mar. 17-27Campaign material, notes, and miscellanyDirect primary lawElection of William H. Taft (1857-1930), Nov. 4Hours of service billMiscellaneous notesParty platform statements

Eminent domain for municipalitiesEmployers' liabilityExemptionsGrain inspectionIncome taxLaborMajority nominationsPublic utility corporations, state regulationRailroad ratesRailroadsRecallStock wateringTariffTrusts and combinations


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Publication of La Follette's Weekly Magazine1908-1916, 1922-1924, congressional remarks, listcirca 1908, “Hours of Service on Prussian Railways”1909

Congressional committee selection methods, United States Senate, Feb. 18Direct primaries, Civic Forum, Carnegie Hall, New York, N.Y., Mar. 13Excessive rental costs for railway mail cars, United States Senate, Feb. 18Tariff on zinc, United States Senate, May 7, June 16“The Tariff,” United States Senate, June-July

1910“Declaration,” National Progressive Republican League“Legal Status of Seamen,” United States Senate, May 19“Memorandum on Some General Ideas about Proposed Series of Articles by Senator La

Follette,” incompletePrimary elections, Chicago Examiner, Jan. 24Railway regulation, United States Senate, Apr. 12Railway valuation, United States Senate, May 25-June 3

(2 folders)1911

“Alaska: The Nation's Storehouse,” United States Senate, Aug. 21“Amend the Sherman Antitrust Law,” United States Senate, Aug. 19“Call” to become candidate for Republican Party nomination for president as part of

Progressive movementBOX I:B215 “The Cotton Schedule,” United States Senate, Aug. 17

“Declaration of Principles” and “Constitution,” National Progressive Republican League“Duties on Wool Provided in Conference Report,” United States Senate, Aug. 15“Election of William Lorimer,” United States Senate, May-June“The Indefensible Wool Schedule,” United States Senate, July 26Lurton, Horace H., Jan.MexicoOn control of the government, New York World“Practical Way to Revise Schedule K,” United States Senate, June 21Progressive Republicans and Senate committee membership, United States Senate, Apr.

28“The Reciprocity of Blaine and McKinley,” United States Senate, July 21“Sham Reciprocity and the Record of the Taft Administration,” United States Senate, July

13“Standard Oil”“Suggestions on Standard Oil Decision”Tribute to John Bascom, Oct.

1912Acceptance speech of William H. Taft (1857-1930), JuneAcceptance speech of Woodrow Wilson, June 2Candidacy for Republican presidential nominationCandidacy, review“The Case of Mr. Roosevelt,” La Follette's Weekly, July 13Introduction to Gilbert E. Roe's Our Judicial Oligarchy


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MonopolyNorth Dakota presidential primary campaign speeches, Mar. 13-18

(2 folders)Political partiesPresidential campaign file, background material on candidates, chiefly Theodore

Roosevelt (1858-1919), including notes and copies of correspondenceProgressive movementRepresentative government, Orchestra Hall, Jan. 3“Roosevelt and Reciprocity”“Roosevelt and the Tariff”“To the Republicans of North Dakota,” Mar.’The Undermining of Democracy,” annual banquet of the Periodical Publishers'

Association, Philadephia, Pa., Feb. 2Women's suffrage

BOX I:B216 1913Confidentiality of new ship constructionEarnings and hours worked of women employees in District of ColumbiaEditorials in La Follette’s Weekly, listRailroads and the Panama Canal“The Seamen's Bill,” United States Senate, Oct. 2-28

(2 folders)“The Seven-Year Fight for Physical Valuation of the Nation's Railroads”“Why I Voted for the Tariff Bill,” La Follette's Weekly, Sept. 20

1914Bristow, Joseph L., La Follette ’s Magazine, July 13“Congressman George M. Young”Editorials in La Follette's Magazine, listEditorials, miscellaneousElection of Emanuel L. Philipp“Honorable Joseph W. Folk on the Job,” La Follette's Magazine, May 23“The House of Esau,” La Follette's Magazine, Oct. 24“Make a Beginning, Gentlemen,” autumn“A Man with an Issue,” La Follette's Magazine, May 30“A Policy of Silence,” La Follette's Magazine, Mar. 14“The Railroad Commission of Wisconsin and Emanuel L. Philipp,” La Follette's

MagazineRailroads, memoranda and notesRoosevelt, Theodore (1858-1919), La Follette's MagazineTravel on belligerent ships, United States Senate, Mar. 10Wisconsin gubernatorial campaign, autumn

1915“Conference of Neutral Powers to Secure World Peace,” United States Senate, Feb. 12Editorials in La Follette's Magazine, incomplete list“Federal Trade Commission”Establishment of a merchant marine, United States SenateImmigrants, Oconomowoc, Wis., Dec. 30Neutrality, La Follette's Magazine, Sept.


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BOX I:B217 Philipp, Emanuel L., administration, transcript of extended dictationIntroductionAdministration of law by courtsCommissioner George J. WeigleCost of state governmentCrippling progressive government by admendmentDairy and food department

(2 folders)Industrial commissionPhilipp's charges in campaign for nominationRegulation of railroads and all public utilitiesTax commission

BOX I:B218 Miscellaneous notes(2 folders)

Reactionary forces in Wisconsin and New YorkResignation of William Jennings Bryan, JuneShipping bill, United States Senate

1916Announcing candidacy for presidential nomination, Madison, Wis., Feb. 22BusinessCarrier rates“Congress Dodges Responsibility,” La Follette's Magazine, Mar.“Congress Has a Right... in Declaring and Prescribing the Foreign Policy of the United

States ,” United States Senate, Mar. 10“Destruction of State Insurance”Editorials in La Follette's Magazine, list“Military and Naval Appropriations,” United States Senate, July 19-20Patriotism, Mt. Vernon, Wis., May 6Peace, Mt. Vernon, Wis., Arbor Day, [Apr. 28?]Pre-convention speech, Madison, Wis., Feb. 22Underwood Tariff bill [Sun Prairie, Wis., Aug. 14?]

1917Against declaration of war on Austria-HungaryAgainst resolution declaring war

BOX I:B219 Armed ship bill(4 folders)

Arming the merchant marine, United States, Feb.Committee on Privileges and Elections, United States Senate, speech concerning hearings

on the expulsion of La Follette, Sr., Oct. 16Conscription, United States, Apr. 27“Declaration of War Aims,” Dec.“Financing the War,” La Follette's Magazine, Dec.Food control bill, July“Free Speech and the Rights of Congress to Declare the Objects of the War,” Oct. 6Income tax, United States Senate, Aug. 21The making of America


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St. Paul, Minn., speech, Nonpartisan League, Municipal Auditorium, Sept. 20, andattempt to expel La Follette, Sr., from United States Senate(2 folders)

BOX I:B220 (2 folders)“A Statement”Tribute to Harry Lane, United States Senate“Where I Stand”War financing, Dec.War, free speech, and CongressWar revenue bill

“Increase Pay of Soldiers Who Are Required to Serve in Foreign Countries” and “VitalVotes on Taxation of Incomes and War Profits,” United States Senate, Sept. 10

Minority report, United States Senate, Aug. 13“Statement to the Press,” Oct. 21“Taxation of Surplus Incomes,” United States Senate, Aug. 21“War Profits Tax,” United States Senate, Sept. 1

War, Toledo, Ohio, Sept. 23“War with Germany,” United States Senate, Apr. 4World War I

BOX I:B221 1918“The Finance Bill,” La Follette's Magazine, Dec.“Peace Terms,” La Follette's Magazine, Jan.“Revenue Bill of 1918: Minority Views,” United States Senate, Dec. 6Russia, notes on discussions with Raymond Robins, Aug.War revenue bill, United States Senate“The Wisconsin Primary,” La Follette's Magazine, Mar.

1919Coal miners“A Congressional Filibuster” and “The Filibuster of March Last Saved a Billion Dollars,”

La Follette's Magazine, July“The [Cummins] Railroad Bill,” United States Senate“Despoilers of Nation's Natural Resources,” La Follette's Magazine, Mar.Dissenting opinion in democracyEspionage law, United States Senate, Feb.“Executive Usurpation: The Treaty and the Constitution,” United States Senate, Nov. 6Extra congressional session“Government Control of Railroads: Minority Report,” United States Senate, Nov. 10“Labor and the Treaty of Peace,” United States Senate, Oct. 29

(3 folders)League of Nations“Leasing of Oil Lands,” United States Senate, Aug. 23“Peace Without Victory,” United States Senate, Nov. 18

(2 folders)“The President and the Constitution,” La Follette's Magazine, Mar. and Apr.“The Secret Treaties: The War Spoils Secured by Allies, Other Than Great Britain...,”

United States Senate, Nov. 13“Sign or Starve,” La Follette's Magazine, June


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Shantung amendment to Versailles Treaty, United States Senate, Oct.Six-hour days for coal miners, United States Senate, Oct.“Some Coal Conservation History,” United States Senate, Mar. 1

BOX I:B222 Treaty of VersaillesWar aims and peace terms, United States Senate“Why Is This Government Making War on Russia?” United States Senate, Jan. 7“Why the Government Should Retain the Railroads,” United States Senate, Dec. 9-13“Wilson's Pledges Broken”

1920American participation in the World Court“Another Railroad Raid on the Treasury,” United States Senate“The Attack on the Jew,” La Follette's Magazine, Dec.Campaign speech, Milwaukee, Wis., Oct. 21

(2 folders)“Civilization Outraged”“Elihu Root: Guardian of Labor's Charter,” La Follette's Magazine, Mar.“Exempting Millionaires and Taxing the Toilers”“Fleecing the Farmer,” La Follette's Magazine, Dec.“For Repeal of the Esch-Cummins Railroad Law,” United States SenateSupporting John J. Blaine for governorThompson, James, La Follette's Magazine, Nov.“A Threatened Turnover Sales Tax”“[To] the Voters of Wisconsin,” Fall“The War in Retrospect,” La Follette's Magazine, May“The War of Organized Capital against the People,” La Follette's Magazine, Dec.“The Wisconsin Farmers' Right to Organize,” La Follette's Magazine, Sept.

1921Against adjournment, United States Senate, July 5“The American Doctrine of Recognition,” the independence of Ireland, United States

Senate, Apr. 26“The American People and the Panama Canal,” La Follette's MagazineAnti-strike bill, memorandum of discussion“The Belated Peace with Germany and Austria-Hungary,” La Follette's Magazine, July“Billions for Big Business, Not a Cent for the World War Veterans,” La Follette's

Magazine, July“British Influence in Shipping,” United States Senate, Aug. 1“The Crime of 1920,” La Follette's Magazine, Sept.“Defense or Imperialism,” La Follette's Magazine, Feb.Esch-Cummins law“Exit Woodrow Wilson–Enter President Harding”“How the Railroads Profit by the False Plea That They Were Wronged by the

Government,” United States Senate“How Wealth Dominates Legislation,” first congressional dinner given by the People's

Legislative Service, New Ebbitt Hotel, Washington, D.C., Apr. 16Interstate regulation of foodstuffs, United States Senate, June 15

BOX I:B223 Ireland“Irish Sovereignty Recognized,” La Follette's Magazine, Sept.


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“The Labor Policy of the Shipping Board,” United States Senate, July 25(2 folders)

Meat packers(3 folders)

Mexico“More Business in Government,” La Follette's Magazine, June

(2 folders)“More Graft Under Esch-Cummins Law,” La Follette's Magazine, Jan.“National Honor and the German Treaty,” La Follette's Magazine, May“Naval Appropriations, Reduction of Armaments,” United States Senate, May 16-25Opposing amendment to Transportation Act of 1920, United States Senate, JulyOpposing Winslow-Townsend bill, United States Senate, Feb.

BOX I:B224 Proposed Four-Power Alliance,” La Follette's Magazine, Dec.“The Proposed Irish Settlement,” La Follette's Magazine, Dec.“Proposed Recognition of Ireland,” United States Senate, Apr. 26“Public Domain”“Public Record of Income Tax Returns,” United States Senate, Nov. 5Railroads, United States Senate, Nov.

(2 folders)“Railroads Conspiring to Extend Rate Guaranty,” Dec. 27“Reducing Taxes,” La Follette's Magazine, Aug.“Refunding of Obligations of Foreign Governments: Minority Report,” United States

Senate, Aug. 19“Remarks,” joint resolution ending war between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the

United States, United States Senate, Mar.Revenue bill, United States Senate“Rewarding the Author of the Esch-Cummins Law”Shipping, United States Senate, Aug. 1“Soldiers' Compensation,” United States Senate, Nov. 7“Soldiers' Compensation and War Profits,” La Follette's Magazine, Nov.Supporting Irish independence, Ancient Order of Hibernians, Auditorium, Milwaukee,

Wis., Mar. 20(2 folders)

BOX I:B225 “Supreme Court Strikes Labor a Body Blow,” La Follette's Magazine, Jan.“Tariff”Treaty of VersaillesWar Finance Corp.“Where the People's Money Goes,” La Follette's Magazine, Sept.

1922“Agricultural Conditions,” United States Senate, Jan. 26America and private interestsAnti-administration speech, Milwaukee, Wis., Feb. 22Anti-strike billAviationBeef trust, United States Senate, Dec. 6Butler, Nicholas Murray, United States Senate, July 21Campaign speech


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China Consortium“The Coal Strike,” La Follette's Magazine, Apr.Conference of Progressives, Nov.-Dec.“The Coronado Coal Company Decision and the Farmer,” La Follette's Magazine, JuneElection results and call to action of Progressives in Congress, Nov. 18Fordney-McCumber tariff bill, United States Senate, July“The Four-Power Pact: This Treaty Makes for War Not Peace,” United States Senate,

Mar. 22Introducing and supporting endorsement by American Farm Bureau Federation for repeal

of rate guaranty section of Transportation Act of 1920, United States SenateInvisible government, autumn“Iowa and the United States Senate,” La Follette's Magazine, Apr.“Leasing Naval Oil Reserves to Private Interests,” United States Senate, Apr. 28Loan to Liberia

BOX I:B226 Meat packers“Memorandum on State Issues to Follow Review of Progressive Achievements in

Wisconsin,” fall“Mr. Justice Crownhart,” Apr.“National Issues,” Milwaukee, Wis., July 17“New Steel Merger,” United States Senate, May 12“New Year Message to American Labor”“The Newberry Case,” United States Senate, Jan. 12“Norway's Contribution to American Democracy,” celebration on the proclamation of the

Norwegian constitution, Chicago, Ill., May 17Opposing ship subsidy bill, United States Senate, Dec. 15“The Packers and Agricultural Depression,” La Follette's Magazine, Jan.“Packers Are after Grocery Business,” La Follette's Magazine, Jan.Progressives in Congress, Dec.“Representative Government”Rights, notes on Great Britain, France, and Japan“The Ship Subsidy Bill,” La Follette's Magazine, Dec.Shipping boardSoldiers' adjusted compensation bill, United States Senate, Aug. 29Speech notes, miscellaneousStandard Oil Co. investigation, Mar. 14“Supreme Court: Ruler of Nation,” annual convention of the American Federation of

Labor, Cincinnati, Ohio, June 14“The Truth About Wages,” United States Senate, Feb. 10Washington's Birthday speech, Steuben Society, Milwaukee, Wis., Feb. 19

BOX I:B227 1923“A Bill to Provide for Presidential Primaries”“Condition of Railroad Equipment,” United States Senate“Daugherty”EuropeForeign debt, Feb. 16Foreign loans, United States Senate“A Free Press”


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Germans“Government by Private Monopoly” La Follette's Magazine, JulyGray, John Henry, and Pierce Butler“High Cost of Gasoline and Other Petroleum Products,” Mar. 4“How the President and Congress Are Spending Your Money,” La Follette's Magazine“The Lumber Monopoly,” La Follette's Magazine, JulyMemorial service for Warren G. Harding (1865-1923), aboard George Washington, Aug.

5Merchant marine, United States SenateOpposing election of Albert B. Cummins as chairman of Senate Interstate Commerce

Committee“President Coolidge's Message,” La Follette's Magazine, Dec.Railroad valuation, MayRailroads

(3 folders)“The Right of the State to Control the National Guard,” La Follette's Magazine, Mar.Seamen's wages, United States Senate, Feb. 9“Senator Norris and Rural Credits,” United States Senate, Feb.“Special Interest Government and Sugar,” La Follette's Magazine, May“To Destroy Germany”“To the Voters of Minnesota,” supporting the candidacy of Magnus Johnson for United

States Senate, July“The Tories Won,” La Follette's Magazine, Feb.VotingWar loans

BOX I:B228 Unidentified and miscellaneous(2 folders)

1924Campaign speeches

Baltimore, Md., Oct. 27Boston, Mass., Oct. 30Brooklyn, N.Y., Oct. 28Chicago, Ill., Oct.11Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. 10Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 1Des Moines, Iowa., Oct. 15Detroit, Mich., Oct. 9Grands Rapids, Mich., Oct. 23Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 13Labor Day radio addressMinneapolis, Minn., Oct. 16Newark, N.J., Oct. 8New York, N.Y., Sept. 18New York Times magazine section, July 27Omaha, Neb., Oct. 20Peoria, Ill., Oct. 22

BOX I:B229 Pittsburgh, Pa., Oct. 31


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Rochester, N.Y., Oct. 6Rock Island, Ill., Oct. 21St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 14Schenectady, N.Y., Oct. 29Scranton, Pa., Oct. 7Sioux Falls, S.D., Oct. 17Statements, miscellaneousSteuben Society

Washington, D.C., Sept. 10New York, N.Y., Sept. 21

Syracuse, N.Y., Oct. 24“Coolidge Slaughters the Federal Trade Commission,” La Follette's Magazine“The Crusade against Monopoly,” The Country Gentleman, Oct. 11Editorial comments, La Follette's Magazine, Jan.-Nov.

(3 folders)BOX I:B230 Ku Klux Klan, Aug.

“My Own Story,” newspaper clippings, including bound volume of ten part series inWashington Daily News(4 folders)

“A New Declaration of Independence,” Progressive Conference, Cleveland, Ohio, July 4“A New Phase of Railroad Manipulation,” La Follette's Magazine, Apr. 25“The Plot to Discredit Senator Walsh”, La Follette's Magazine“The President Fixes the Tariff Duties on Sugar,” La Follette's Magazine, Aug.“Reduce Railroad Rates Now,” La Follette's Magazine, Jan.“Relief for the Starving Women and Children of Germany,” United States Senate, June 6“Resignation of Edwin Denby,” United States Senate, Feb. 11Sugar investigation, Aug.Wilson, Woodrow, death, Feb.

1925Editorial briefs file“Editorial Comment,” La Follette's Magazine, Apr.“The Indictments against the Oil Thieves Quashed,” La Follette's Magazine, Apr.“The Looting of the St. Paul Railroad Company,” La Follette's Magazine, May“Monopoly Subsidizes Education,” La Follette's Magazine“More Light, Better Ventilation: Let Us Clean House,” La Follette's Magazine, May“On Guard for the People”Opposing confirmation of Charles Beecher Warren for attorney general“Out to ’Get' Couzens and Wheeler,” La Follette's Magazine, Apr.“Stealing under Private Management of the Railroads,” La Follette's Magazine, Jan.

BOX I:B231 UndatedAgricultureChurch dedication“Conservation in Alaska”“The Constitutional Power of Minorities”EditorialsFlag Day speechHamlet lecture


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Kenosha County, Wis., speech“The Making of a Man”MasonsMiscellany“Money Trust”Payne-Aldrich tariff billPrivilege and monopolyRailroadsRepresentative government

(2 folders)Fragments

1900, reelection of William McKinley1915, railroads1917

Draft materialFreedom of speech during wartimeWarmaking power

1919, Lend-Lease bill1920

LaborMonopoly and taxation

1921Esch-Cummins lawWinslow-Townsend bill

1922Campaign speechShip subsidy bill

1924, Edwin Denby resignationUndated

Sherman Antitrust law(2 folders)

Wilson, Woodrow, and the railroadsBOX I:B232 Printed bound speeches

1886, memorial addresses on Joseph Rankin1886-1890, 49th through 51st Congresses1894-1904, campaigns1901, legislative messages

(3 vols.)1901-1903, annual messages

BOX I:B233 1903Legislative messages

(3 vols.)State regulation of railroad rates

1904“Argument in Opposition to the Contest of Robert M. La Follette ... for Seats in the

National Republican Convention...”“Argument of H. W. Chynoweth ... in Behalf of Robert M. La Follette”


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“Notice and Statement in Behalf of ... Robert M. La Follette ...”“Record Evidence ... Filed in Behalf of Robert M. La Follette ...”

BOX I:B234 1905Legislative messagesMessages

(3 folders)Railway regulationRegulation of railroad ratesSenate journal, special session

BOX I:B235 1905-1909, personal record, 59th and 60th Congresses1906-1919, addresses delivered in the United States Senate

(1 vol.)BOX I:B236 (6 vols.)BOX I:B237 1909, tariff

1909-1911, personal record, 61st CongressBOX I:B238 1909-1912, miscellaneous bills and resolutions

1911-1913, personal record, 62nd CongressBOX I:B239 1913-1915, personal record, 63rd Congress

1914Congressional Record, H.R. 20471, government ownership of electrical means of

communication, letter from the postmaster general, hearing on H.R. 20471 innotebook form

Speech, United States SenateBOX I:B240 1915-1917, personal record, 64th Congress

1917, against United States entry into the World War1917-1918, hearings on expulsion, United States Senate1917-1919

SpeechesBOX I:B241 Personal record, 65th Congress

1919-1921Personal record, 66th Congress

BOX I:B242 “The Railroad”1921-1923, personal record, 67th Congress

BOX I:B243 1921-1923, bills and resolutions introduced by La Follette, 67th Congress1921, remarks, Congressional Record, 67th Congress, 1st Session1922, speeches, 67th Congress, 2d Session1923-1925, personal record, 68th Congress

BOX I:B244 AutobiographyIndexChapters 1-7

(19 folders)BOX I:B245 Chapters 8-13

(8 folders)BOX I:B246 Revisions

(10 folders)BOX I:B247 Chapter fragments, pp. 20-22, 47-686

(16 folders)


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BOX I:B248 Galley and page proofs(10 folders)

BOX I:B249 MiscellanyCircularContract with American MagazineCopyrightCopyright certificateDraft pages lent to Ray Stannard BakerHouse of Representatives service, draftInscriptions for gift copiesMemorandum relating to serial publicationNotesNotes and captionsPhotograph listPortrait listReviewsSales recordsSpeech listUnpublished pages

BOX I:B250-B262 Financial and Legal Records, 1879-1925Correspondence, ledger, deeds, income tax statements, leases, mortgages, bills, receipts,

canceled checks, briefs, trial transcripts, photographs, and printed matter.Arranged alphabetically by type of material.

BOX I:B250 Financial recordsBills and receipts

1880-1917(20 folders)

BOX I:B251 1917-1924(7 folders)

BOX I:B252 Canceled checks, 1918-1924(4 folders)

Checkbooks, 1882-1925BOX I:B253 Correspondence, 1881-1923

(4 folders)Ledger, 1895-1897DeedsIncome tax statementsInsurance policiesLeasesMortgages

BOX I:B254 Miscellaneous(2 folders)

BOX I:B255 Legal recordsCases

Bacon v. Goodyear


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Correspondence, 1885-1893BriefsMiscellany

Case v. HoffmanCorrespondence, 1889-1895

(7 folders)BOX I:B256 Briefs

(3 folders)BOX I:B257 Transcripts

MiscellanyBOX I:B258 Finkelston v. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry.

La Follette v. Journal Printing Co. See also Container I:B64, Jones, Richard LloydBOX I:B259 Otte v. McDonald

Schillinger v. Town of VeronaBriefs

(4 folders)BOX I:B260 (4 folders)BOX I:B261 Transcripts


State of Wisconsin v. ObrechtSturm v. Provident Fund SocietyZolesky v. Briggs Loading Co.

BriefsExhibits, photographs

BOX I:B262 General correspondence, 1879-1898(16 folders)

Letterbook, 1889-1893Miscellany

(2 folders)

BOX I:B263-B269 Newspaper Clippings and Scrapbooks, 1887-1925Bound and unbound newspaper clippings, including typescripts of clippings.Arranged chronologically.

BOX I:B263 Newspaper clippings1887-1912

(13 folders)BOX I:B264 1913-1915

(7 folders)BOX I:B265 1916-1922

(9 folders)BOX I:B266 1923-1925, undated

(8 folders)BOX I:B267 Bound typescriptsBOX I:B268 Scrapbooks

1906-1921(3 vols.)


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BOX I:B269 1922-1924(3 vols.)

BOX I:B270-B310 Printed Matter, circa 1844-1925Bound copies of La Follette's Weekly Magazine and La Follette's Magazine, including the

1925 memorial edition, printed copies of presidential addresses, congressional hearings,government and industrial reports, pamphlets, leaflets, and magazines.

Arranged by type of material and thereunder chronologically.

BOX I:B270 La Follette's Magazine**Title varies. Issued weekly from Jan. 1909 to October 1914, then monthly. For issues

beyond 1925, see Series C, Container I:C605 and Oversize .1909-1910

(2 vols.)BOX I:B271 1911-1912

(2 vols.)1913-1925 See Oversize

BOX I:B272 Presidential messages, 1913-1922BOX I:B273 Congressional hearings

1910BOX I:B274 1910-1912BOX I:B275 1912-1914BOX I:B276 1914-1917BOX I:B277 1917-1918BOX I:B278 1918-1919BOX I:B279 1919

(3 vols.)BOX I:B280 (4 vols.)BOX I:B281 1920BOX I:B282 1920-1921BOX I:B283 1921

(6 vols.)BOX I:B284 (6 vols.)BOX I:B285 (7 vols.)BOX I:B286 1921-1923

(6 vols.)BOX I:B287 (15 vols.)BOX I:B288 1923-1924BOX I:B289 Miscellany

HardboundPre-1910

(1 vol.)BOX I:B290 (4 vols.)BOX I:B291 (6 vols.)BOX I:B292 Post-1910

(10 vols.)BOX I:B293 (8 vols.)BOX I:B294 (8 vols.)


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BOX I:B295 (4 vols.)BOX I:B296 (1 vol.)BOX I:B297 (1 vol.)BOX I:B298 (4 vols.)BOX I:B299 Softbound

Pre-1910(21 vols.)

BOX I:B300 (27 vols.)BOX I:B301 Post-1910

(25 vols.)BOX I:B302 (40 vols.)BOX I:B303 (15 vols.)BOX I:B304 (16 vols.)BOX I:B305 (23 vols.)BOX I:B306 (18 vols.)BOX I:B307 (8 vols.)BOX I:B308 (29 vols.)BOX I:B309 (1 vol.)BOX I:B310 (14 vols.)

BOX I:B311-B316 Miscellany, 1884-1925Biographical material, certificates, diplomas, fragments, galley proofs of La Follette, Sr.'s

Minnesota speech in 1917, lists, maps, medical records, memorials, newspaper clippings,notes, political posters, printed matter, quotations, scrapbooks, and statements andaddresses by others.

Grouped by type of material and thereunder chronologically.

BOX I:B311 Biographical information, 1898-1925(13 folders)

Blueprints See OversizeBroadsides See OversizeCartoons See OversizeCertificates See OversizeDiplomas See OversizeFragments

(2 folders)Galley proof, Minnesota speech, 1917 See Oversize

BOX I:B312 Lecture quotationsLists

(4 folders)MapsMedical records, 1922-1925, undated

(4 folders)Memorials

(2 folders)Newspaper clippings See Oversize

Obituary, 1925Scrapbooks

Newspapers See Oversize


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BOX I:B313 Notes and quotations1884-1925, undated

(22 folders)BOX I:B314 Undated

(4 folders)PostcardsPrinted matter See OversizePrints and reductionsStatements and addresses

(2 folders)Wall charts

Silk production, 1914-1919 See OversizeWar costs, 1920-1921 See Oversize

Miscellaneous material(1 folder)

BOX I:B315 (8 folders)BOX I:B316 Memorabilia

BOX I:C1-C672 Part I: Robert M. La Follette, Jr., Papers, 1895-1960

BOX I:C1-C35 Personal Correspondence, 1895-1960Letters received and copies of letters sent.Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by name of correspondent.

Letters of condolence, congratulations, printed invitations, and calling cards are groupedat the end of the series.

BOX I:C1 La Follette, Robert M., Jr.1895, “R” miscellaneous1910

“B” miscellaneousSteffens, Lincoln

1911, Roe, Gilbert E.1913

“B-W” miscellaneousMitchell Motor Co.

1914Dunn, Nellie“L” miscellaneous

1915“B” miscellaneousDunn, Nellie

1916“N” miscellaneousRoe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)

1917Creel, GeorgeEvans, Elizabeth Glendower“K-M” miscellaneous


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Roe, Gilbert E.1917-1918, draft deferment1918, Rogers, Alfred Thomas1919

Hannan, John J.Holmes, Fred L.

1920, “B-W” miscellaneous1921

“B-U” miscellaneousEvjue, William TheodoreFuruseth, AndrewRawleigh, William Thomas

1922“B-C” miscellaneousEkern, Herman LewisManly, Basil MaxwellRobins, Raymond

1922-1923, letters of recommendation1923

“D-S” miscellaneousEkern, Herman LewisRawleigh, William ThomasRogers, Alfred Thomas

1924, “B” miscellaneous1925

“B-D” miscellaneous(3 folders)

Beck, Joseph D.Blaine, John J.Brandeis, Louis DembitzBrookhart, Smith W.Copeland, Royal S.Davidson, Jo

BOX I:C2 “E-Z” miscellaneous(13 folders)

Ekern, Herman LewisEvans, Elizabeth GlendowerFrear, James A.Graves, Ralph H.Gruening, ErnestHannan, John J.Holmes, Fred L.

(2 folders)Johnston, Mercer G.Johnston, William H.Keating, EdwardLorenz, Ira K.

Part I: Robert M. La Follette, Jr., Papers, 1895-1960

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Lynch, Grace C.Manly, Basil Maxwell

(2 folders)Mayer, LouisMcKaig, RayNelson, John M.Norris, George W.Peavey, Hubert H.Pierce, DanteRawleigh, William Thomas

(2 folders)Robertson, D. B.Roe, Gilbert E.

(2 folders)Spreckels, RudolphStone, Warren S.Sucher, Ralph G.Villard, Oswald GarrisonVoigt, EdwardWalsh, Frank P.Watson, James E.

BOX I:C3 1926“A-E” miscellaneous

(5 folders)Beck, Joseph D.Blaine, John J.Borah, William EdgarCausey, James H.Crownhart, Charles HenryDavidson, Jo

(2 folders)Ekern, Herman Lewis

(5 folders)BOX I:C4 “F-M” miscellaneous

(4 folders)Frazier, Lynn J.Frear, James A.Furuseth, AndrewGruening, ErnestHannan, John J.Hays, Arthur GarfieldHearst, William Randolph (1863-1951)Holmes, Fred L.Howe, Frederic C.Howell, Robert B.Immell, Ralph M.Johnston, William H.


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Keating, EdwardKellogg, Frank B.Kent, William P.Kidder, W. V.Lorenz, Ira K.

(2 folders)Lynch, Grace C.MacGowan, Charles J.Manly, Basil Maxwell

(2 folders)Mayo, William J.McGill, James H.

BOX I:C5 “N-W” miscellaneous(4 folders)

Nye, Gerald P.Paine, Robert F.Rathbone, Henry H.Rawleigh, William Thomas

(2 folders)Robertson, D. B.Roe, Gilbert E.

(3 folders)Rogers, Alfred ThomasSchneider, George J.Sinclair, John F.Spreckels, RudolphSucher, Ralph G.Walsh, Frank PWheeler, Burton K.

1927“A-H” miscellaneous

(5 folders)Barry, RobertBeck, Joseph D.Bingham, Hiram (1875-1956)Blaine, John J.Brookhart, Smith W.Browne, Edward E.Cooper, Henry AllenCorrigan, Walter D.Curtis, CharlesDavidson, JoEkern, Herman LewisEvjue, William TheodoreFort, Franklin W.Frear, James A.Furuseth, Andrew


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Gale, ZonaHolmes, Fred L.

(2 folders)BOX I:C6 “J-W” miscellaneous

(5 folders)Johnson, HiramKading, Charles A.Knowles, Horace G.Lampert, FlorianLynch, Grace C.Manly, Basil MaxwellMcDonald, James G.Pinchot, GiffordRawleigh, William ThomasRead, David A.Roe, Gilbert E.

(2 folders)Rogers, Alfred ThomasWheeler, Burton K.


(6 folders)Beck, Joseph D.Bingham, Hiram (1875-1956)Blaine, John J.Brandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.)Browne, Edward E.Colcord, Lincoln R.Crane, Charles RichardDavidson, JoDoerfler, ChristianEkern, Herman LewisForsyth, John DuncanFrear, James A.Furuseth, Andrew

(2 folders)Holmes, Fred L.

(3 folders)BOX I:C7 “I-Y” miscellaneous and unidentifed

(8 folders)Kading, Charles A.Kronshage, Theodore, Jr.Lynch, Grace C.Manly, Basil MaxwellMcGill, James H.Peavey, Hubert H.Rawleigh, William Thomas


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Reed, James A.Roe, Gilbert E.Rogers, Alfred ThomasSheahan, Leonard J.Sinclair, John F.Spreckels, RudolphSteffens, LincolnStevens, E. RayVillard, Oswald GarrisonVoigt, Edward

1929“B-H” miscellaneous

(4 folders)Blaine, John J.Bolles, StephenBowers, Claude G.Brandeis, Louis DembitzCommons, John RogersCorrigan, Walter D.Crane, Charles RichardCrownhart, Charles HenryCutting, Bronson M.Davidson, JoEkern, Herman LewisEvans, Elizabeth GlendowerEvjue, William TheodoreFrazier, Lynn J.Frear, James A.Furuseth, Andrew

(2 folders)Gale, ZonaHolmes, Fred L.

(2 folders)BOX I:C8 “J-Z” miscellaneous and unidentified

(6 folders)Keating, EdwardKohler, Walter JodokLevinson, Ruth L. and Solomon O.Lincoln, G. GouldLynch, Grace C.McKellar, KennethPinchot, GiffordRawleigh, William ThomasRoe, Gilbert E.Roper, Daniel C.Spreckels, RudolphStevens, E. Ray


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Voigt, EdwardWheeler, Burton K.

1930“A-W” miscellaneous and unidentified

(9 folders)Beck, Joseph D.Brandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.)Cutting, Bronson M.Davis, James J.Evans, Elizabeth GlendowerEvjue, William TheodoreGruening, ErnestHyde, Arthur M.Keating, EdwardKing, William H.Lathrop, Julia C.Lynch, Grace C.Paine, Robert F.Rawleigh, William ThomasRoe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Rogers, Alfred ThomasStevens, E. RayStofen, Arthur F.Stone, Nahum I.Villard, Oswald Garrison

BOX I:C9 1931“A-W” miscellaneous

(3 folders)Briggs, William H.Ekern, Herman LewisEvans, Elizabeth GlendowerEvjue, William TheodoreFuruseth, AndrewHoover, HerbertJohnson, James WeldonLibrary of CongressLong, RayLynch, Grace C.Mackenzie, Nellie Dunn (Mrs. Fred W.)Manly, Basil MaxwellMcNary, Charles L.McNinch, Frank R.Moses, George H.Rawleigh, William ThomasRoberts, Glenn D.Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)


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Roe, John ErnestRogers, Alfred Thomas

1932“A-F” miscellaneous

(4 folders)Cutting, Bronson M.Duffy, F. RyanDuncan, Thomas M.Ekern, Herman LewisEvjue, William TheodoreFrankfurter, FelixFuruseth, Andrew

BOX I:C10 “G-Z” miscellaneous(5 folders)

Heney, Francis J.Immell, C. B.Lynch, Grace C.Mackenzie, Nellie Dunn (Mrs. Fred W.)Masters, Edgar LeeMcNinch, Frank R.Phelps, George HarrisonRoberts, Glenn D.Roe, John ErnestRogers, Alfred ThomasRoosevelt, Franklin D. (1882-1945)Sinclair, John F.

1933“A-E” miscellaneousBlaine, John J.Crowley, Leo T.Daniels, JosephusDuncan, Thomas M.Ekern, Herman LewisEvjue, William Theodore

BOX I:C11 “F-W” miscellaneousFrankfurter, FelixFuruseth, AndrewHannan, John J.Hildreth, Melvin D.Hobbins, William S.Ickes, Harold L. (1874-1952)Johnson, HiramLynch, Grace C.Mackenzie, Nellie Dunn (Mrs. Fred W.)McIntyre, Marvin H.Middleton, George


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Morgenthau, Henry (1891-1967)Richberg, Donald R.Roberts, Glenn D.Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Roe, John ErnestRoosevelt, Franklin D. (1882-1945)Schmedeman, Albert G.Sinclair, John F.Walker, RandolphWalsh, Frank P.

1934“B-I” miscellaneous

(3 folders)Beck, Joseph D.

(2 folders)Cutting, Olivia M. (Mrs William Bayard)Frear, James A.Furuseth, Andrew

(2 folders)Howe, Louis McHenry

BOX I:C12 “J-Y” miscellaneous(2 folders)

Lynch, Grace C.McIntyre, Marvin H.Mackenzie, Nellie Dunn (Mrs. Fred W.)Morgenthau, Henry (1891-1967)Roe, John ErnestRogers, Alfred ThomasRoosevelt, Franklin D. (1882-1945)


(2 folders)Beck, Joseph D.

(2 folders)Cutting, Olivia M. (Mrs. William Bayard)Davlin, Thomas F.Delgado, Francisco A.Duncan, Thomas M.Early, Stephen T.Ekern, Herman LewisEvjue, William Theodore

(2 folders)Filene, LincolnHolmes, Fred L.Hopkins, Harry L.Immell, Ralph M.

(2 folders)


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BOX I:C13 “J-W” miscellaneousJones, Richard LloydLa Follette, Philip FoxLe Hand, Marguerite A.Library of CongressLynch, Grace C.McIntyre, Marvin H.Muldowny, Sylvester W.Roberts, Glenn D.Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Roe, John ErnestRogers, Alfred ThomasRoosevelt, Franklin D. (1882-1945)Sinykin, Gordon

(2 folders)Zeratsky, A. W.

(2 folders)1936

“A-D” miscellaneous(4 folders)

Abbott, GraceBeck, Joseph D.Benson, Elmer A.Black, Hugo L.Brandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.)Causey, James H.Cutting, Olivia M. (Mrs. William Bayard)Davidson, Maurice P.Dow, Charles M.Duncan, Thomas M.

BOX I:C14 “E-W” miscellaneous(5 folders)

Ekern, Herman LewisEvjue, William TheodoreFrankfurter, FelixGarner, Ettie R. (Mrs. John Nance)Garner, John NanceHannan, John J.Holmes, Fred L.Hopkins, Harry L.Ickes, Harold L. (1874-1952)Immell, Ralph M.La Follette, FolaLa Follette, Philip FoxLewis, John L.Lilienthal, David EliLynch, Grace C.


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Maverick, MauryMcIntyre, Marvin H.Morgenthau, Henry (1891-1967)Muldowny, Sylvester W.Niles, David K.Roberts, Glenn D.Roe, John ErnestRogers, Alfred ThomasRoosevelt, Franklin D. (1882-1945)Sinykin, GordonWalsh, Frank P.Wold, EmmaZeratsky, A. W. and John A.

BOX I:C15 1937“B-W” miscellaneous

(3 folders)Brandeis, Louis DembitzCausey, James H.Davidson, Maurice P.Davlin, Thomas F.Dow, Charles M.Duncan, Thomas M.Ekern, Herman LewisEvjue, William T.Hull, CordellJohnson, Hugh S.La Follette, Philip FoxLibrary of CongressLynch, Grace C.Muldowny, Sylvester W.Roberts, Glenn D.Roe, John Ernest

(2 folders)Rogers, Alfred ThomasRoosevelt, Franklin D. (1882-1945)Roosevelt, James (1907-1991)Siebecker, Robert La FolletteSinykin, GordonStone, Ulysses S.Zeratsky, A. W.

BOX I:C16 1938“A-W” miscellaneous

(2 folders)Abbott, GraceBess, Demaree C.Causey, James H.Corrigan, Walter D.


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Davlin, Thomas F.Dow, Charles M.Duncan, Thomas M.Ekern, Herman LewisEvjue, William TheodoreHolmes, Fred L.Immell, Ralph M.Littel, Edward G.

(2 folders)Lynch, Grace C.Maloney, Francis T.Muldowny, Sylvester W.Roberts, Glenn D.Roe, John ErnestRogers, Alfred ThomasRoosevelt, Franklin D. (1882-1945)Sheehan, Edwin A.Sinykin, GordonStraus, NathanThomas, Elbert D.Tugwell, Rexford G.Wallace, Henry AgardWalsh, Frank P.Zeratsky, A. W.

BOX I:C17 1939“A-W” miscellaneous and unidentified

(2 folders)Boardman, W. WadeCausey, James H.Cutting, Olivia M. (Mrs. William Bayard)Ekern, Herman LewisEvjue, William TheodoreFarley, James A.Hannan, John J.Hoan, Daniel W.Holmes, Fred L.Immell, Ralph M.Kirsch, WilliamLodge, Henry Cabot (1902-1985)Losey, JosephLynch, Grace C.Morgenthau, Henry (1891-1967)Murphy, FrankNeuberger, Richard L.Roberts, Glenn D.

(2 folders)Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)


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Roe, John ErnestRoosevelt, EleanorRoosevelt, Franklin D. (1882-1945)Rubin, Morris H..Sinykin, GordonThomas, NormanWalsh, David I.Welles, SumnerZeratsky, A. W.

1940“A-L” miscellaneous

(3 folders)Capper, ArthurCausey, James H.Crowley, Leo T.Ekern, Herman LewisFrankfurter, FelixHannan, John J.Kirsch, WilliamLa Follette, Philip FoxLynch, Grace C.

BOX I:C18 “M-Z” miscellaneous and unidentified(2 folders)

MacLeish, ArchibaldMount, Herbert L.Muldowny, Sylvester W.Roberts, Glenn D.Roe, John ErnestRoosevelt, Franklin D. (1882-1945)Roosevelt, Theodore (1887-1944)Rubin, Morris H.Sinykin, GordonSnow, William F.Spreckels, RudolphWallace, Henry Agard

1941“A-M “ miscellaneous

(2 folders)Bowles, Chester B.Causey, James H.Colcord, LincolnCutting, Olivia M. (Mrs. William Bayard)Daniels, JosephusDuncan, Thomas M.Forrestal, James V.Frankfurter, FelixHannan, John J.


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Kirsch, WilliamLynch, Grace C.Mayo, Charles W.Mount, Herbert L.Muldowny, Sylvester W.Neuberger, Richard L.

BOX I:C19 “R-W” miscellaneousRoberts, Glenn D.Roe, John Ernest

(2 folders)Rogers, Alfred ThomasRubin, Morris H.Sinykin, Gordon

(3 folders)Vandenberg, Arthur H.

1942“A-P” miscellaneous

(5 folders)Beard, Charles AustinBoardman, W. WadeDimond, Anthony J.Gilbreath, FrederickHannan, John J.Hayes, HelenHolmes, Fred L.Kirsch, WilliamLynch, Grace C.McNary, Charles L.Mount, Herbert L.Muldowny, Sylvester W.

BOX I:C20 “R-Z” miscellaneous(2 folders)

Roberts, Glenn D.(2 folders)

Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Roe, John ErnestRogers, Alfred ThomasRoosevelt, Franklin D. (1882-1945)Ross, Charles G.Rubin, Morris H.

(2 folders)Sinykin, Gordon

(2 folders)Suhr, Frederick C.Taft, Charles P.Williams, John

1943


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“A-K” miscellaneous(4 folders)

Boardman, W. WadeClapp, Norman M.Douglas, William O.Forrestal, James V.Gilbreath, FrederickHannan, John J.Hill, ListerKirsch, William

BOX I:C21 “L-Z” miscellaneous(2 folders)

La Follette, Charles M.Lynch, Grace C.Maloney, Francis T.McNary, Charles L.Mount, Herbert L.Muldowny, Sylvester W.Pepper, ClaudeRoberts, Glenn D.

(3 folders)Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Roe, Eleanore J. and John ErnestRogers, Alfred ThomasRubin, Morris H.

(3 folders)Sinclair, John F.Sinykin, GordonSuhr, Frederick C.Vandenberg, Arthur H.Wallace, Henry AgardWilliams, John

BOX I:C22 1944“B-W” miscellaneousBoardman, W. WadeBrittingham, Thomas E., Jr.Ekern, Herman LewisHannan, John J.Huffman, William F.Kirsch, WilliamMount, Herbert L.Muldowny, Sylvester W.Roberts, Glenn D.Rogers, Alfred ThomasRubin, Mary (Mrs. Morris H.)Rubin, Morris H.

(3 folders)


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Sinykin, GordonWilliams, John

BOX I:C23 1945“B-W” miscellaneous

(4 folders)Boardman, W. WadeBrittingham, Thomas E., Jr.Crowley, Leo T.Daniels, JonathanEkern, Heman Lewis

(4 folders)Hannan, John J.Immell, Ralph M.Kirsch, WilliamMount, Herbert L.Muldowny, Sylvester W.Neuberger, Richard L.Roberts, Glenn D.Roe, John ErnestRubin, Morris H.Sinykin, GordonTruman, Harry S.Williams, John

1946“A-J” miscellaneous

(2 folders)Black, Josephine (Mrs. Hugo L.)Boardman, W. WadeBrittingham, Thomas E., Jr.Ekern, Herman Lewis

(2 folders)Farley, James A.Hannan, John J.Immell, Ralph M.

BOX I:C24 “K-Y” miscellaneous(2 folders)

Keating, EdwardKirsch, WilliamLa Follette, Philip FoxLund, Richard P.Mount, Herbert L.Murray, James E.Pepper, ClaudeRoberts, Glenn D.Roe, John ErnestRubin, Mary and Morris H.Sinykin, Gordon


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Vandenberg, Arthur H.Wallace, Henry AgardWilliams, John

1947“A-R” miscellaneous

(6 folders)Benton, WilliamBrandt, KarlBrittingham, Thomas E., Jr.Byrd, Richard E.Capper, ArthurCrowley, Leo T.Cutting, Olivia M. (Mrs. William Bayard)Fulbright, J. WilliamHoover, HerbertIckes, Harold L. (1874-1952)Johnson, Robert WoodLa Follette, Philip FoxMunoz-Marin, LuisMurphy, Charles J. V.Perkins, MiloRubin, Morris H.

BOX I:C25 “S-Z” miscellaneous(2 folders)

Stettinius, Edward R. (1900-1949)Stone, Nahum I.Villard, Oswald Garrison

1948“A-Z” miscellaneous

(4 folders)Barkley, Alben W.Brittingham, Thomas E., Jr.Corcoran, Thomas G.Crowley, Leo T.Daniels, Worth B.Dulles, Allen W.Dulles, John FosterDuncan, Thomas M.Ekern, Herman LewisField, Robert M.Harriman, W. AverellHoffman, Paul G.Kennedy, Joseph P.La Follette, Philip FoxLodge, Henry Cabot (1902-1985)Muldowny, Ruth (Mrs. Sylvester W.)Perkins, Milo


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Rubin, Morris H.Stimson, Henry L.Stone, Nahum I.Tully, Grace G.Vandenberg, Arthur H.Wiley, Alexander

BOX I:C26 1949“A-Z” miscellaneous

(4 folders)Bruce, David K. E.Canfield, CassCoonley, Prentiss L.Daniels, Worth B.Dulles, Allen W.Farley, James A.Immell, Ralph M.Knopf, Alfred A.La Follette, Philip FoxLilienthal, David EliRoe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Roe, John ErnestRoosevelt, ElliottRubin, Morris H.Streit, Clarence K.Thomas, NormanVandenberg, Arthur H.

1950“A-Z” miscellaneousBenton, WilliamCoonley, Prentiss L.Corcoran, Thomas G.Douglas, Paul H.Ekern, George L. and Herman LewisFinley, David E.Hill, ListerLa Follette, Philip FoxMonroney, A. S. MikeNational Galley of Art, Washington, D.C.Perkins, MiloRubin, Morris H.Suhr, Frederick C.Zimmerman, Fred R.

BOX I:C27 1951“A-Z” miscellaneous

(2 folders)Benton, William


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Daniels, JonathanDouglas, Paul H.Rayburn, SamRubin, Morris H.Vandenberg, Arthur H.Zimmerman, Fred R.

1952“A-Z” miscellaneousBlack, Hugo LaFayetteBowers, Claude G.Lodge, Henry Cabot (1902-1985)Roberts, Glenn D.

1953Undated

La Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.), 1953-1960(7 folders)

BOX I:C28 Miscellany1925, letters of condolence on death of La Follette, Sr.

(8 folders)1929, letters concerning unveiling statue of La Follette, Sr.

(2 folders)1930, letters of congratulation on marriage of La Follette, Jr., to Rachel Young

(8 folders)BOX I:C29 1931, letters of condolence

On death of Belle Case La FolletteA-S

(14 folders)BOX I:C30 T-Z

(4 folders)On death of infant daughter

Received(3 folders)

Replies(2 folders)

BOX I:C31 1933, letters of congratulation on birth of Joseph O. La FolletteReceived

(3 folders)Replies

(2 folders)1936, letters of congratulation on birth of Bronson C. La Follette

Received(4 folders)

Replies(2 folders)

1943, get-well cards1947

Collier's magazine Distinguished Service Award


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Establishment of scholarship, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.BOX I:C32 1947-1950, autograph requests

(4 folders)1953, letters of condolence on death of La Follette, Jr.

A-R(7 folders)

BOX I:C33 S-Z(6 folders)

BOX I:C34 1929-1936, Nettie Matson letters(8 folders)

BOX I:C35 1935-1953, contributions(7 folders)

1937, European trip1947-1952, memberships

Cosmos Club, Washington, D.C.Metropolitan Club, Washington, D.C.Miscellaneous

BOX I:C36-C496 Senate Office File, 1917-1948

BOX I:C36-C67 General Office File, 1935-1948Correspondence, memoranda, and printed matter.Arranged chronologically by year and grouped thereunder alphabetically by name of

person or topic.

BOX I:C36 1935-1939(20 folders)

BOX I:C37 1940-1941(10 folders)

BOX I:C38 1942(20 folders)

BOX I:C39 1943“A-B” miscellaneous

(4 folders)BOX I:C40 “C-E” miscellaneous

(4 folders)BOX I:C41 “F-H” miscellaneous

(3 folders)BOX I:C42 “I-K” miscellaneous

(4 folders)BOX I:C43 “L-M” miscellaneous

(3 folders)BOX I:C44 “N-R” miscellaneous

(6 folders)BOX I:C45 “S-T” miscellaneous

(3 folders)BOX I:C46 “U-Z” miscellaneous

(5 folders)


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Civil libertiesEducation and laborFinance

BOX I:C47 Foreign relationsGasoline meeting, Chicago, Ill.Invitations

(2 folders)Office, Madison, Wis.

(1 folder)BOX I:C48 (2 folders)

Milwaukee Bund, Milwaukee, Wis.Minneapolis, Minn., midwest meetingNew York Times history quiz

1944“A-B” miscellaneous

(4 folders)BOX I:C49 “C-G” miscellaneous

(5 folders)BOX I:C50 “H-K” miscellaneous

(6 folders)BOX I:C51 “L-N” miscellaneous

(3 folders)BOX I:C52 “O-S” miscellaneous

(6 folders)BOX I:C53 “T-Z” miscellaneous

(5 folders)Foreign policy editorialGovernment agenciesLife magazine article concerning La Follette, Jr.Panama hatsPearl Harbor, Hawaii, clippingProgressive Party conference, Milwaukee, Wis.

CorrespondenceDeclaration of principles

PublicationsBOX I:C54 1945

“A-C” miscellaneous(4 folders)

BOX I:C55 “D-G” miscellaneous(4 folders)

Gamper, JohnBOX I:C56 “H-L” miscellaneous

(6 folders)BOX I:C57 “M-R” miscellaneous

(7 folders)BOX I:C58 “S-V” miscellaneous

(5 folders)


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BOX I:C59 “W-Z” miscellaneous(3 folders)

Argentine questionCivil Liberties CommitteeDog issue in Washington, D.C.InvitationsLandon School, Bethesda, Md.Madison, Wis.

(2 folders)Manly, Basil Maxwell, dinnerMexican water treatyPalestinePegler, Westbrook, articleSt. Lawrence Seaway projectWisconsin trip, Nov.

BOX I:C60 1946“A-D” miscellaneous

(5 folders)BOX I:C61 “E-I” miscellaneous

(5 folders)BOX I:C62 “J-M” miscellaneous

(5 folders)BOX I:C63 “N-S” miscellaneous

(6 folders)BOX I:C64 “S-Z” miscellaneous

(6 folders)BOX I:C65 Crowley, Leo T., dinner

Department mattersEaglesGermany, conditions inGreece, justice forHenry, Robert, election to fill his seat in CongressIndian Claims Commission appointmentMacArthur, Douglas, biographyMadison, Wis., officeNeutrality quotationsPending materialUnited NationsVenereal diseaseMiscellaneous

BOX I:C66 1947Landon School, Bethesda, Md.LegislationUnited Nations appointmentMiscellany

(3 folders)


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BOX I:C67 1948, miscellany(4 folders)

BOX I:C68-C212 Military File, 1919-1946Correspondence. Grouped in academy appointments and soldier case files.Academy appointments are arranged chronologically. Soldier case files are arranged

chronologically by Congress and thereunder alphabetically by name of person. Fileslabeled by subject are at the end of each name file. A demobilization file arrangedalphabetically by name of person is located at the end of the soldier case file.

BOX I:C68 Academy appointments1927-1936

(14 folders)BOX I:C69 1936-1938

(6 folders)BOX I:C70 1938-1941

(11 folders)BOX I:C71 1941-1942



(40 folders)BOX I:C74 Soldier case file

1919-1925(31 folders)

BOX I:C75 1926A-Christian

BOX I:C76 Christians-FraBOX I:C77 Fre-JBOX I:C78 K-McFBOX I:C79 McH-PosBOX I:C80 Pot-SoBOX I:C81 Sp-ZBOX I:C82 1927

A-BBOX I:C83 C-FBOX I:C84 G-KBOX I:C85 L-RBOX I:C86 S-VBOX I:C87 W-ZBOX I:C88 1928

A-CBOX I:C89 D-KBOX I:C90 L-PBOX I:C91 R-ZBOX I:C92 1928-1929

A-C


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BOX I:C93 D-HiBOX I:C94 Ho-MaBOX I:C95 Me-RBOX I:C96 S-ZBOX I:C97 1930

A-DBOX I:C98 E-JBOX I:C99 K-PBOX I:C100 R-ZBOX I:C101 1930-1931

J-LBOX I:C102 MBOX I:C103 N-ReBOX I:C104 Rh-StBOX I:C105 Sw-YBOX I:C106 1932-1933

A-BBOX I:C107 C-DBOX I:C108 E-GBOX I:C109 H-KiBOX I:C110 Ko-MaBOX I:C111 Me-OslBOX I:C112 1930-1942

A-BalBOX I:C113 Ban-BriBOX I:C114 Bro-CaBOX I:C115 Ch-DaBOX I:C116 De-EBOX I:C117 FBOX I:C118 Ga-GoBOX I:C119 Gr-HamBOX I:C120 Han-HelBOX I:C121 Hen-HopBOX I:C122 Hor-JohBOX I:C123 Jon-KlBOX I:C124 Kn-KyBOX I:C125 La-LinBOX I:C126 Lip-ManBOX I:C127 Mar-McMBOX I:C128 McN-MoBOX I:C129 Mu-OlBOX I:C130 O'M-PhBOX I:C131 Pi-RanBOX I:C132 Rap-RotBOX I:C133 Row-SchBOX I:C134 Sco-Sp


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BOX I:C135 St-UBOX I:C136 V-WerBOX I:C137 Wes-ZBOX I:C138 1940-1943

A-BiBOX I:C139 Bj-ChBOX I:C140 Cl-DooBOX I:C141 Dor-FriBOX I:C142 Fro-GBOX I:C143 Ha-HolBOX I:C144 Hom-JBOX I:C145 KBOX I:C146 L-MatBOX I:C147 Max-MoBOX I:C148 Mu-PaBOX I:C149 Pe-PuBOX I:C150 R-SaBOX I:C151 Sc-SmBOX I:C152 So-SzBOX I:C153 T-WaBOX I:C154 We-ZBOX I:C155 Subject fileBOX I:C156 Draft filesBOX I:C157 1943-1944

A-BlBOX I:C158 Bo-CiBOX I:C159 Cl-DeBOX I:C160 Di-FlBOX I:C161 Fo-GBOX I:C162 Ha-HjBOX I:C163 Ho-KaBOX I:C164 Ke-LamBOX I:C165 Lan-McDBOX I:C166 McG-NehBOX I:C167 Nei-PeBOX I:C168 Pi-RoBOX I:C169 Ru-SiBOX I:C170 Sl-ThBOX I:C171 Ti-WhBOX I:C172 Wi-ZBOX I:C173 Subject file

Allotments(4 folders)

Chaplains, navyCheesemakers' draft defermentConscientious objectors


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BOX I:C174 Draft of eighteen-year-oldsDraft of fathersFarm draft

(2 folders)Farm unitFurloughsIndividual draft cases

BOX I:C175 Mustering-out payNurses' trainingPrisoners of warSelective Service SystemTrainingVeterans AdministrationVotingWar casualties

BOX I:C176 1945-1946A-Ba

BOX I:C177 Be-BraBOX I:C178 Bre-ChBOX I:C179 Ci-DooBOX I:C180 Dow-FlBOX I:C181 Fo-GoBOX I:C182 Gr-HarBOX I:C183 Has-HuBOX I:C184 I-KinBOX I:C185 Kir-LanBOX I:C186 Lar-MarBOX I:C187 Mat-MooBOX I:C188 Mor-OvBOX I:C189 P-RaBOX I:C190 Re-SanBOX I:C191 Sat-ScBOX I:C192 Se-SpBOX I:C193 St-TeBOX I:C194 Th-WaBOX I:C195 We-WinBOX I:C196 Wis-Z

Subject filesAllotmentsConscientious objectorsDraft casesG.I. education

GeneralWisconsin

InformationBOX I:C197 Japan


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Levenick, LeoLiteratureSelective Service SystemSubsistence paymentsTrainingVeterans AdministrationWives' travel overseasMiscellaneous

BOX I:C198 1944-1946, demobilizationA-Bl

BOX I:C199 Bo-CoBOX I:C200 Cr-EBOX I:C201 F-GBOX I:C202 H-IBOX I:C203 J-KlBOX I:C204 Km-LiBOX I:C205 Li-MiBOX I:C206 Mo-PaBOX I:C207 Pe-RiBOX I:C208 Ro-ScBOX I:C209 Se-SzBOX I:C210 T-WaBOX I:C211 We-Z

MiscellanyI:CCI.Wisconsin “Bring Back Daddy Club,” correspondence

BOX I:C212 Pacific theater, soldier correspondence

BOX I:C213-C231 Immigration Case File, 1925-1946Correspondence.Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically.

BOX I:C213 1925-1941A-Ba

BOX I:C214 Be-BuBOX I:C215 C-DBOX I:C216 E-GBOX I:C217 HBOX I:C218 I-KBOX I:C219 L-NBOX I:C220 O-QBOX I:C221 R-SiBOX I:C222 Sk-VBOX I:C223 W-ZBOX I:C224 MiscellanyBOX I:C225 1941-1945

A-EBOX I:C226 F-Ko


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BOX I:C227 Kr-RBOX I:C228 S-ZBOX I:C229 1946

B-GBOX I:C230 H-NBOX I:C231 O-Z

BOX I:C232-C292 Government Department File, 1925-1946Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and printed matter exchanged with various

government departments and agencies.Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder by name of department, agency, or

institution, or by topic.

BOX I:C232 Pre-1942Agriculture Department, including Agricultural Adjustment AdministrationAgriculture and Markets, Wisconsin Department ofBanking Commission, WisconsinBoard of Control, WisconsinCommerce DepartmentConservation Department, WisconsinDrought relief program, WisconsinEmergency conservation workFarm Credit AdministrationFarm loansFederal Deposit Insurance CorporationFederal Emergency Relief AdministrationFederal Highway AdministrationForest Service

BOX I:C233 HighwaysHome Owners' Loan Corporation, WisconsinInterstate Commerce CommissionJustice DepartmentLabor disputesLibrary of CongressReconstruction Finance CorporationReliefState DepartmentSubsistence Homesteads, United States Division ofTreasury DepartmentUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.Veterans AdministrationWar Department

BOX I:C234 1942Agriculture DepartmentCommerce DepartmentIndian AffairsInterior Department


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Internal Revenue ServiceJustice DepartmentLabor DepartmentMenominee Indians

BOX I:C235 Office of Price AdministrationRestrictions on

AutomobilesSugarTires

Post Office DepartmentState Department

BOX I:C236 Treasury DepartmentWar Department

General correspondence(3 folders)

Proposed Merrimac, Wis., powder plant(2 folders)

BOX I:C237 AgenciesCivil Aeronautics AdministrationCivil Service CommissionCivilian Conservation CorpsEmployees' Compensation CommissionFarm Credit AdministrationFarm Security AdministrationFederal Communications CommissionFederal Housing AdministrationFederal Loan AgencyFederal Power CommissionFederal Public Housing AuthorityFederal Reserve SystemFederal Security AgencyFederal Trade CommissionFood and Drug AdministrationGeneral Accounting OfficeHome Owners' Loan CorporationIndustrial Commission, WisconsinInterstate Commerce CommissionLibrary of Congress

BOX I:C238 Maritime CommissionNational Labor Relations BoardNational Mediation BoardNational War Labor BoardNational Youth AdministrationOffice of EducationPublic Health ServicePublic Welfare, Wisconsin Department of

(2 folders)


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Public Works AdministrationRailroad Retirement BoardReconstruction Finance CorporationRural Electrification AdministrationSecurities and Exchange CommissionSocial Security BoardTariff CommissionTennessee Valley AuthorityTreasury Department, Procurement DivisionWar Shipping AdministrationWork Projects Administration

BOX I:C239 Local post officesA-C

BOX I:C240 D-KBOX I:C241 L-NBOX I:C242 O-WBOX I:C243 Miscellaneous projects

(7 folders)BOX I:C244 National defense, war agencies

(4 folders)BOX I:C245 1943

National defenseWar agencies

(4 folders)BOX I:C246 (4 folders)BOX I:C247 (4 folders)BOX I:C248 Special agencies

ButterCanningCheeseCornCudahy Brothers Co.GasolineGrade labelingHog ceilingsHousingIndependent retailers

BOX I:C249 Liebmann Packing Co.MeatPlumbing and heatingRollback on foodsShorteningSkim milk powderSugar for bakeriesSuperior, Wis., regional areaUsed automobiles

BOX I:C250 Cabinet departments


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Agriculture(2 folders)

Commerce(2 folders)

Interior(2 folders)

BOX I:C251 JusticeLaborNavyPost OfficeStateTreasury

BOX I:C252 War(2 folders)

AgenciesAlien Property CustodianCivil Service CommissionCivilian Conservation CorpsCommodity Credit CorporationEmployees' Compensation CommissionFarm Credit AdministrationFarm Security Administration

BOX I:C253 Federal Communications CommissionFederal Housing AdministrationFederal Power CommissionFederal Security AgencyFederal Trade CommissionFederal Works AgencyForeign Economic AdministrationGeneral Accounting OfficeInterstate Commerce CommissionLibrary of CongressMaritime Commission

(2 folders)National Labor Relations BoardNational War Labor BoardNational Youth Administration

BOX I:C254 Office of Defense TransportationOffice of War MobilizationPetroleum Administration for WarPublic Health Service, Wisconsin Department ofPublic Roads, Wisconsin Department ofPublic Welfare, Wisconsin Department of

(2 folders)Railroad Retirement BoardReconstruction Finance CorporationRural Electrification Administration


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Securities and Exchange Commission, Philadephia, Pa., officeSmaller War Plants CorporationSocial Security BoardTennessee Valley AuthorityWisconsin state agencies

BOX I:C255 1944Cabinet departments


Commerce(2 folders)

Interior(2 folders)

BOX I:C256 JusticeLaborNavyPost OfficeStateTreasury


AgenciesAlien Property CustodianCivil Service CommissionEmployees' Compensation CommissionFarm Credit AdministrationFarm Security Administration

BOX I:C258 Federal Board of HospitalizationFederal Communications CommissionFederal Housing AdministrationFederal Power CommissionFederal Security AgencyFederal Trade CommissionFederal Works AgencyForeign Economic AdministrationGeneral Accounting OfficeHome Owners' Loan CorporationInterstate Commerce CommissionLibrary of Congress

BOX I:C259 Maritime Commission(2 folders)

National Labor Relations BoardNational Mediation BoardNational War Labor BoardOffice of Civilian DefenseOffice of Defense TransportationOffice of Economic Stability


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Office of War AdministrationPetroleum Administration for WarPublic Health Service, Wisconsin Department ofPublic Welfare, Wisconsin Department of

(2 folders)Railroad Retirement BoardReconstruction Finance CorporationRural Electrification Administration

BOX I:C260 Securities and Exchange CommissionSmaller War Plants CorporationSocial Security BoardSpecial Committee Investigating the National Defense Program (Truman Committee)Tariff CommissionTennessee Valley AuthorityWar Manpower CommissionWar Mobilization BoardWar Relocation AuthorityWisconsin state agencies

BOX I:C261 Office of Price AdministrationGeneral correspondenceBeerButterCheeseChevrolet

BOX I:C262 CornElectrical constructionFurGasolineLiebmann Packing Co.Milk and creamRentsSugarTobacco

BOX I:C263 War Production BoardGeneral correspondenceElectricity

BOX I:C264 LeatherPaper and pulpWeyerhaeuser exploration (bean)

BOX I:C265 1945Office of Price Administration

General correspondenceBeauticians and barbersBeerButter and oleomargarineCheese


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ClothingCorn sugar and syrupCost absorption

BOX I:C266 Feed retailersFood rationingGasolineLeatherLumberMaximum average price, supplemental order 108Maximum price regulation no. 188MeatMilk and cream

BOX I:C267 RentsSugarTiresTobaccoTobacco ceilingsWaukesha, Wis., Price Panel

BOX I:C268 War Production BoardGeneral correspondenceAutomobile reconversionCasketsClothingHospital

BOX I:C269 HousingNewsprintTextilesTires

BOX I:C270 Cabinet departmentsAgriculture

General correspondenceAgriculture and Forestry CommitteeCheeseDairyFeedFoodHempMaltMeatSoil conservationSugar

BOX I:C271 CommerceInterior

(2 folders)Justice

(2 folders)


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Labor(3 folders)

BOX I:C272 NavyPost OfficeState

(2 folders)Treasury


BOX I:C274 AgenciesAlien Property CustodianBanking and Currency Committee, United States SenateBureau of the BudgetCivil Service CommissionEmployees' Compensation CommissionFarm Credit AdministrationFarm Security AdministrationFederal Board of HospitalizationFederal Communications Commission

(2 folders)Federal Deposit Insurance CorporationFederal Housing AdministrationFederal Power Commission

BOX I:C275 Federal Reserve SystemFederal Security AdministrationFederal Trade CommissionFederal Works AgencyForeign Economic AdministrationGeneral Accounting OfficeHome Owners' Loan CorporationMaritime CommissionMinority Committee, United States SenateNational Labor Relations Board

(2 folders)National Mediation BoardNational War Loan BoardNational Youth AdministrationOffice of War Information

BOX I:C276 Petroleum Administration for WarPublic Welfare, Wisconsin Department of

(2 folders)Railroad Retirement BoardReconstruction Finance CorporationRural Electrification AdministrationSecurities and Exchange CommissionSocial Security BoardSpecial Committee Investigating the National Defense Program (Mead Committee)


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Tariff CommissionTennessee Valley AuthorityUnited Nations Relief and Rehabilitation AdministrationWisconsin state agencies

BOX I:C277 War agenciesDefense Plant CorporationExecutive orders 9240 and 9250Office of Defense Transportation

(2 folders)BOX I:C278 Smaller War Plants Corporation

Surplus Property BoardWar Manpower Commission


War agenciesCivilian Production Administration

General correspondenceClothingConstructionFertilizerLeadLeatherLumberPants

Office of Defense TransportationBOX I:C280 Office of Price Administration

General correspondenceAutomobilesBeerButterCheese

(2 folders)Clothing

BOX I:C281 Dairy productsFeedFoodForm lettersHoneyHosieryImplement dealersLeatherLumber

BOX I:C282 Malleable ironMeat

(2 folders)Milk

(4 folders)


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RentShoesSteelSugarTextilesTobacco sheeting

BOX I:C283 Office of War Mobilization and ReconversionWar Assets Corporation

(8 folders)BOX I:C284 Cabinet departments

AgricultureBeer grainConservationDairy productsFeedFertilizerGeneral correspondenceGrainHempLiebmann Packing Co.Wheat

BOX I:C285 Commerce(2 folders)

Interior(4 folders)

JusticeLabor

(3 folders)BOX I:C286 Navy

Post Office(3 folders)

BOX I:C287 State(3 folders)

TreasuryBOX I:C288 War

(3 folders)BOX I:C289 Agencies

Alien Property CustodianBureau of the BudgetCivil Aeronautics BoardCivil Service CommissionCoast GuardEmployees' Compensation Commission

(2 folders)Farm Security AdministrationFederal Communications Commission


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BOX I:C290 Federal Housing Administration and related agencies(5 folders)

Federal Power CommissionFederal Security AdministrationFederal Trade CommissionFederal Works AgencyGeneral Accounting OfficeHome Owners' Loan CorporationMaritime CommissionNational ArchivesPublic Welfare, Wisconsin Department of

(2 folders)Railroad Retirement Board

BOX I:C291 Reconstruction Finance CorporationRural Electrification Administration

(3 folders)Securities and Exchange CommissionSmall Business Committee, United States SenateSocial Security BoardSpecial Committee Investigating the National Defense Program (Mead Committee)Tariff Commission

(2 folders)United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation AdministrationVeterans Administration

(2 folders)War Shipping AdministrationWhite HouseWisconsin state agencies

(2 folders)BOX I:C292 (4 folders)

BOX I:C293-C348 Legislative File, 1940-1946Correspondence, memoranda, and printed matter.Arranged chronologically by Congress and thereunder alphabetically by subject.

BOX I:C293 1940, 76th CongressCopies of letters concerning legislation

(4 folders)Form letters

1941-1942, 77th CongressAcknowledgmentsAdministrative procedureAgriculture

(4 folders)BOX I:C294 Cassville Bridge, Cassville, Wis.

CensusChild labor


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ChinaCitizens' Defense CorpsCivil libertiesCivil service

(2 folders)Civilian Conservation CorpsCivilian defenseCivilian supplyCocoa matsCoconut oilCommodity Credit CorporationConservation

(2 folders)Contracts, navyConvictsConvoysCopyrightCredit Union ActDefense housing

(2 folders)Dentistry

(2 folders)Dies CommitteeDubuque Bridge CommissionDuties on defense articles, prohibition of

BOX I:C295 EducationEmployment agencies

(2 folders)Equal rightsExplosivesFair labor standardsFarm creditFarm debt adjustment

BOX I:C296 Farm Security Administration(4 folders)

Farmers and foreign policyFederal aid for physical education programsFederal Housing AdministrationFederal Land Bank SystemFederal Reserve Board

(2 folders)Federal Savings and Loan CorporationFederal Trade CommissionFertilizer, nitrogenFinance CommitteeFirearmsFiremen, District of Columbia


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FishFishing, menhadenFlagFlorida ship canalFlynn, Edward J., appointment

BOX I:C297 Food for EuropeFood to the PhilippinesForeign agentsForest creditForest ServiceForestsFour-H clubsFreight carsFreight forwarders

(2 folders)Freight overchargesFrench spoliation claimsGasoline price freezing and rationingGreat Lakes shippingHatch ActHousing

(3 folders)Hudson Bridge, Hudson, Wis.ImmigrantsImmigration and naturalizationIncome certificate planIndiaIndians, American

(3 folders)Inter-American BankInterstate commerce

BOX I:C298 Kindergarten billKoreaLabor


Land grant rates for railroadsLanger, William, seating ofLargay zoning planLee, Josh, appointmentLegislation to be introducedLegislative informationLend-Lease Act extensionMacArthur, DouglasMaritime unemployment insuranceMarketing agreementsMeaney, Thomas, appointment


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Merit ratingMilitary disability and death compensationMiller ActModernizing CongressMoney and creditNew York Times surveyNondefense spending

BOX I:C300 PensionsSt. Croix River developmentSt. Lawrence Seaway projectSalary confirmationSalary limitationSmall businessSocial Security

(3 folders)Soldiers and Sailors Relief ActStamp planSteam pollutionStrike legislationSubsidiesSugarSurplus commoditiesTariffsTax

General(1 folder)

BOX I:C301 (1 folder)Legislation

(4 folders)BOX I:C302 Musical instruments

Out-of-statePensPension trust fundsPersonal exemptionsPhotographic apparatusPublic utility earningsRadioReclaimed oilRefrigeration equipment

(2 folders)Rubber goods

(2 folders)SalesSavings planSheepskin gun cases

BOX I:C303 Social SecuritySoft drinks


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SpendingStates and political subdivisionsStudentsTelephone

(3 folders)TobaccoTreaty, Great Britain and United StatesUnexpended balances, Wisconsin unemployment compensationVending machinesVictoryWashing machines

(2 folders)Wire servicesWithholdingMiscellaneous

(3 folders)BOX I:C304 Telegraph industry

Tennessee Valley AuthorityTire rationingTotal Mobilization ActTransportation for soldiersTreasury procurementTuberculosis controlUnemployment compensation

(3 folders)Unemployment Tax ActUnited States government term insurance“Unlimited Emergency”Vending standsVenereal diseaseVeterans

(2 folders)Vocational rehabilitation


BOX I:C305 1943-1944, 78th CongressAdvertisingAgriculture

General(7 folders)

Farm Security Administration(2 folders)

BOX I:C306 (2 folders)Aiken-La Follette Food Allotment Plan

(3 folders)Alaska roadAliens


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Appropriations(2 folders)

Army specialized training programBandmasters' billBankhead-Jones ActBankruptcy ActBarber billBarbour immigration billBeerBerry boxes

BOX I:C307 Biddle billBiological Survey, removal from Washington, D.C.Bituminous coalBlackoutsBlind, benefits

(2 folders)Boiler operatorsBondsBonneville ActBoren CommitteeBranch banking

(2 folders)Brand inspectionButterChavez billChinese exclusion lawsChiropody CorpsChiropractic billCivil Aeronautics Administration war training programCivil Service retirement

(2 folders)BOX I:C308 Civilian Pilot Training Act

Commodity Credit CorporationCompulsory military trainingConservationCustodial service employeesDairy farmerDraft See also Container I:C319, Selective Service System

Conscientious objectorsFarm laborUniversal service

(5 folders)BOX I:C309 Wheeler bill

Education(2 folders)

Equal Rights AmendmentFair Employment Practices Committee


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Federal electionsFederal employeesFederal lotteryFederal Workers Wage Adjustment ActFlood relief (Spring Valley)Food for EuropeGarnishment of government salariesHigh School Victory CorpsHobbs billHome Owners' Loan CorporationHousing

BOX I:C310 Indian affairs, AmericanInsurance companiesInterstate commerce, freight ratesInterstate Commerce CommissionJackson Hole National Monument, Jackson Hole, Wyo.

BOX I:C311 Jewish homeland question, Wagner Resolution(3 folders)

John Hanson MemorialLaborLand grant rates, Boren bill

(2 folders)BOX I:C312 Legislative correspondence

(4 folders)Lend-Lease ActLibrariesMustering-Out Pay ActNational defenseNational Guard officersNational Housing ActNational Youth Administration

(2 folders)Natural gas

BOX I:C313 NaturalizationNon-defense spendingNorwayOffice of Emergency ManagementOffice of Mobilization and Adjustment, Kilgore billOffice of Price AdministrationOil and petroleumOleomargarine


Opium Control Act of 1942Osteopath's billOsteopathic commissions in navyPan American Legislative Union, formation of


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Panama CanalPatents


PayAdjustmentsIncrease

Peace organizationsPensionsPetrillo, James C.Pharmacists in the armyPhysical therapistsPigeonsPipelines

(2 folders)Polish constitution

BOX I:C316 Poll taxPorcupine Mountain billPost Office Department

(3 folders)Postal rates

(3 folders)Prairie du Chien, Wis., bridge

BOX I:C317 Price control and wage fixingPrioritiesPrivate flyingProduction creditProfits limitationProperty seizure

(2 folders)Public Health Service, Bureau of Vital RecordsRadio

Liquor advertisingNorris ResolutionWhite Resolution

Railroad Retirement billReciprocal trade agreements

(2 folders)BOX I:C318 Red Cross Act

Refugee childrenRegulation “1Q,” Federal Reserve BoardRehabilitation, postwarRenegotiation amendmentsRent controlReporting ActRivers and Harbors bill

(2 folders)


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Roads billRubber

(3 folders)Rural Electrification Association

(2 folders)St. Lawrence Seaway projectSchool lunch programSecurities and Exchange Commission

BOX I:C319 Selective Service System See also Container I:C308-C309, DraftAmendments

(2 folders)Conscientious objectorsDeferments

(4 folders)Employee pay raisesExtensionFarm workersPay increaseWomen

Senate committee reorganizationSherman Act amendment, Fulmer billSmall business

(2 folders)BOX I:C320 Social security

(2 folders)Soldier vote

(2 folders)Soldiers and sailors insuranceSubsidiesTax

GeneralDeductionsExcess profits

BOX I:C321 Excise(2 folders)

Forms, complexity ofGiftInformation on next tax billPension trustsRenegotiation

(2 folders)Soft drinksTheater admission

Wages(2 folders)

BOX I:C322 WarAir corps


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Air powerCivilian war benefits and War Relief billComplaintsContractsDamage CorporationEffortGeneralGerman-RussianInterventionJapan

(2 folders)ManpowerMoney draftPostwar

CreditPlanning

BOX I:C323 Production BoardReferendumRiskShipping AdministrationSpecial“Union Now”Wake IslandYouth training

Warrant officers, armyWashing machine curtailmentWheat marketing quotasWiretappingWisconsin

GeneralMineral resourcesState legislation

Women dieticians, armyWomen registrationWomen's Army Auxiliary CorpsWomen's Conservation CorpsWool products labelingWork Projects AdministrationWorld Peace Conference

BOX I:C324 Miscellaneous correspondence19431944

Jan.-May 10(9 folders)

BOX I:C325 May 12-Aug. 31(8 folders)


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BOX I:C326 Sept. 1-Oct. 31(7 folders)

BOX I:C327 Nov. 1-Dec. 31(5 folders)

MiscellanyBOX I:C328 1945-1946, 79th Congress


BOX I:C329 AppointmentsAppropriations Committee


Atomic bombBanking and Currency Committee

(3 folders)BOX I:C331 (9 folders)BOX I:C332 (3 folders)

Bilbo, Theodore G., criticism ofCivil Service Committee

(7 folders)Claims Committee

BOX I:C333 Commerce Committee(7 folders)

Congressional reorganizationEducation and Labor Committee

(6 folders)BOX I:C334 (10 folders)BOX I:C335 (16 folders)BOX I:C336 Executive Committee

(2 folders)Finance Committee

(20 folders)BOX I:C337 (11 folders)BOX I:C338 Flynn, Edward J., nomination

Foreign Relations Committee(11 folders)

BOX I:C339 (7 folders)Immigration and Naturalization Committee

(4 folders)Indian Affairs CommitteeInteroceanic Canals CommitteeInterstate Commerce Committee


Irrigation and Reclamation CommitteeJudiciary Committee



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Labor-Management ConferenceMead CommitteeMerchant Marine Committee

(3 folders)Military Affairs Committee

(14 folders)BOX I:C342 (15 folders)BOX I:C343 (6 folders)

Naval Affairs Committee(8 folders)

Patents Committee(2 folders)

Pensions Committee(4 folders)

BOX I:C344 Post Office Committee(8 folders)

ProgressivesProperty Management Act of 1944Public Lands and Surveys Committee, Jackson Hole National Monument, Jackson

Hole, Wyo.Public worksRivers and Harbors Committee

(2 folders)Small Business CommitteeSpecial Committee Investigating the National Defense Program See Container I:C341,

Mead CommitteeSubsidiesSurplus Property ActTerritories

(3 folders)Truman, Harry S.VeteransWays and Means CommitteeWildlife Committee

BOX I:C345 Miscellaneous correspondence1945


Jan.-June(12 folders)

BOX I:C347 July 1-20(7 folders)

BOX I:C348 July 22-Sept.(8 folders)

BOX I:C349-C362 Special Bills File, 1925-1946Printed copies of bills introduced by La Follette, Jr., and related correspondence.


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Bills are arranged chronologically by Congress and thereunder by the bill number.Correspondence is arranged alphabetically by name of person.

BOX I:C349 69th Congress, 1925-1926(22 folders)

70th Congress, 1927-1928(32 folders)

BOX I:C350 71st Congress, 1929-1930(38 folders)

72nd Congress, 1931-1932(29 folders)

BOX I:C351 73rd Congress, 1933-1934(20 folders)

74th Congress, 1935-1936(32 folders)






BOX I:C357 Miscellaneous correpondenceB-C

(31 folders)BOX I:C358 D-F

(24 folders)BOX I:C359 G-L

(25 folders)BOX I:C360 M-P

(29 folders)BOX I:C361 R-Ven

(21 folders)BOX I:C362 Vet-Y

(20 folders)

BOX I:C363-C400 Special Correspondence, 1937-1945Letters received primarily from constituents concerning the Supreme Court bill of 1937,

neutrality legislation of 1939, and the appointment of Henry Agard Wallace assecretary of commerce.

Grouped by topic and arranged thereunder chronologically.

BOX I:C363 Supreme Court, 1937Feb.



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BOX I:C365 (5 folders)BOX I:C366 (2 folders)

Mar.(3 folders)

BOX I:C367 (5 folders)BOX I:C368 (5 folders)BOX I:C369 Mar.-July

(7 folders)BOX I:C370 July-Aug., undated

(3 folders)MiscellanyPetitions

(3 folders)BOX I:C371 Neutrality

1937, Mar.1938, Dec.1939

Jan.(6 folders)

BOX I:C372 (5 folders)BOX I:C373 (3 folders)

Feb.-Aug.(3 folders)

BOX I:C374 Sept.(5 folders)

BOX I:C375 (5 folders)BOX I:C376 (5 folders)BOX I:C377 (4 folders)BOX I:C378 (4 folders)BOX I:C379 (5 folders)BOX I:C380 (5 folders)BOX I:C381 (6 folders)BOX I:C382 (4 folders)BOX I:C383 (5 folders)BOX I:C384 (5 folders)BOX I:C385 (6 folders)BOX I:C386 (5 folders)BOX I:C387 (5 folders)BOX I:C388 (5 folders)BOX I:C389 Oct.

(5 folders)BOX I:C390 (5 folders)BOX I:C391 (6 folders)BOX I:C392 (4 folders)

Nov.-Dec., miscellaneous(2 folders)

BOX I:C393 PetitionsJan.


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Sept.-Oct.(5 folders)

BOX I:C394 (11 folders)Postcards

BOX I:C395 (4 bundles)BOX I:C396 (3 bundles)BOX I:C397 (3 folders)BOX I:C398 (6 bundles)BOX I:C399 Wallace, Henry Agard, appointment letters, 1945

Jan.(6 folders)

BOX I:C400 Feb.(3 folders)

BOX I:C401-C471 Special Case File, 1917-1948Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and printed matter.Arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX I:C401 Agricultural Adjustment Administration, 1935Agricultural legislation, 1939

(3 folders)Agricultural prices, 1945Alcohol Committee, 1935Anti-Trust Division, 1946A&P monopoly, 1944

BOX I:C402 Banking legislation, 1935(4 folders)

Black, Hugo Lafayette, clippings, 1937Board of Economic Warfare, 1942-1943

BOX I:C403 Butter and oleomargarine(6 folders)

BOX I:C404 (1 folder)Butter exports, 1943Campaign materialCattle disease, eradication

(4 folders)Central Valley, Calif., 1944-1946Chapultepec Treaty, 1946Cheese monopoly in Wisconsin, 1945Child care, 1943

BOX I:C405 Civil Liberties Committee, 1932-1942(5 folders)

Clayton, Will, nomination as assistant secretary of state, 1944Coal investigations, 1925-1946

(4 folders)Congressional Record, 1944-1946

BOX I:C406 Congressional reorganization, 1945-1948


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General(3 folders)

Printed matterConsumer dataCutting, Bronson M.

Contested election, 1935Lectures, 1936-1939

(2 folders)BOX I:C407 (1 folder)

Will, 1935-1936Dairy data, Office of Price Administration bill, 1946Determination of Wisconsin incomeDistrict of Columbia charter proposal, 1946Drought situation, 1934

(2 folders)Dumbarton Oaks, Washington, D.C., 1941-1945

(2 folders)BOX I:C408 Elections of 1944

Fair Labor Standards Act amendments, 1938-1946Farm Security Administration, 1943

(2 folders)Federal Bureau of Investigation, Lowenthal memorandumFederal Power CommissionFederal Security Agency, 1945

BOX I:C409 Food allotment plan, 1944(5 folders)

Foreign policy, 1937, 1943(2 folders)

BOX I:C410 Forest Products Laboratory, 1936Forest Service appropriations, 1944Fur-bearing animals bill, 1945Furuseth, AndrewGas companies of the District of Columbia, merger

Correspondence and reports, 1933(2 folders)

Printed matterG.I. Bill of Rights, 1942-1944


Hemp and marijuana, 1937(2 folders)

Housing data(2 folders)

BOX I:C412 Indian affairsGeneral

1926-1927(12 folders)


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BOX I:C413 1928-1929, Feb.(9 folders)

BOX I:C414 1929, Apr.-1930, Feb.(10 folders)

BOX I:C415 1930, Mar.-1945(5 folders)

Miscellany, undated(2 folders)

Attorney fees, 1926Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1926California and Wisconsin Indians, 1926-1927

(2 folders)BOX I:C416 Menominee, 1926

Navajo, 1925-1926(2 folders)

Penalties, 1926Printed matter

(4 folders)BOX I:C417 Reports

Rio Grande Conservancy bill, 1928-1929(3 folders)

Stockbridge, 1926Tomah Indian school, Tomah, Wis., 1926-1927Winnebago tribe of Indians

BOX I:C418 Industrial espionage investigations, 1937-1942(7 folders)

Industrial Reconstruction ActBOX I:C419 Jewish homeland issue, 1945

Labor amendment to defense bill, 1941Labor relations, Case bill, 1946La Follette, Robert, Sr., statue unveiling, 1939Lend-Lease bill, 1941

(4 folders)BOX I:C420 Manpower mobilization

Mexican bribe investigation, 1927-1928(4 folders)

BOX I:C421 (1 folder)Mexican-Nicaraguan situation, 1927-1928

(5 folders)BOX I:C422 Miscellaneous desk material

1932-1943(7 folders)

BOX I:C423 1944-1945(2 folders)

Miscellany(7 folders)

BOX I:C424 Montgomery Ward seizure


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Muscle Shoals, Ala.(3 folders)

BOX I:C425 National Industrial Adjustment Board, 1934National Industrial Recovery ActNational Labor Board, 1936National Research Foundation science bill, 1945National Youth Administration, 1942-1943

(3 folders)Nationalization of medicine, 1946Neutrality

Legislation, 1935Speeches, 1939

Office of Price Administration, 1946Oppressive Labor Practices Act

1939BOX I:C426 1941-1943

(3 folders)Paper, newsprint limitations, 1944Patents, 1942

(2 folders)People's Legislative Service

General, 1923-1930(3 folders)

BOX I:C427 Financial statements, 1921-1928(2 folders)

Lenroot, Irvine LutherMinimum wage, 1924-1926Office memoranda, 1926People's Business, newsletter, 1926-1931

(2 folders)BOX I:C428 Printed matter, 1921-1929

(3 folders)Releases, 1931Reports

(9 folders)BOX I:C429 Test votes in Congress

1917-1927(2 vols.)

BOX I:C430 1927-1932(2 vols.)

BOX I:C431 Miscellany(5 folders)

BOX I:C432 (3 folders)Petroleum Committee, 1944Postmaster classification, 1935-1936Postwar foreign policy, 1944-1945Postwar taxation, 1944


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Princeton University Forum, Princeton, N.J., speech material , 1946BOX I:C433 Progressive Party campaign, Progressive National Committee

1934, general correspondence1936, special correspondence

Causey, James H.Davidson, Maurice P.Davis, George T.Haig, E. R.Niles, David K.

1938, general1939, speech material1940, general1942, Loomis, Orland S.

ElectionDeath

1944Congressional Record, speech concerning party platformDeclaration of principles adopted at party conventionList of county candidates

1946GeneralExpensesWEMP, Milwaukee, Wis., radio broadcast

MiscellanyBOX I:C434 Progressive Conference

1927, Wisconsin state conference, records and minutes1931

General correspondence(3 folders)

Committee on AgricultureCommittee on Unemployment

BOX I:C435 La Follette, Robert M., Jr., remarksListsNews releaseNorris, George W., report

1936General correspondence

A-M(2 folders)

BOX I:C436 N-ZWalsh, Frank P., correspondenceMiscellaneous correspondence

(4 folders)BOX I:C437 Clippings

Financial recordsInvitation list


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BOX I:C438 Public works data, 1935(5 folders)

Railroad legislationRailroad policy

Printed matter, 1939-1943(2 folders)

Miscellany, 1940sBOX I:C439 Reciprocal trade agreements

(2 folders)Reciprocal trade, Mexico and Bolivia, 1943

(3 folders)Reconversion, 1944Refrigerator carsRegional trade agreements, 1945Relief appropriations, 1937-1940

(2 folders)Resolutions concerning death of John J. Blaine

BOX I:C440 Resort information, 1942Revenue Act of 1943

GeneralRenegotiation provisions

(2 folders)Roosevelt, Franklin D. (1882-1945), campaign, Progressive Youth Division, 1936

Correspondence(4 folders)

ReportsSafety of Life at Sea Treaty, 1935


St. Lawrence Seaway projectCorrespondence

1931, Nov.-1933(7 folders)

BOX I:C442 1934-1935, 1941-1944(9 folders)

House billMaps and miscellaneous reports

BOX I:C443 ClippingsPlatform, 1936Memoranda and reports

(3 folders)Printed matter

(1 folder)BOX I:C444 (1 folder)BOX I:C445 (1 folder)

Sea Service Bureau(2 folders)

BOX I:C446 (1 folder)


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Seamen legislation(2 folders)

Service pay increase, 1942Social Security

Act, 1935(4 folders)

BOX I:C447 Amendments, 1939(8 folders)

Board, 1937Supreme Court

(3 folders)Surplus Marketing Administration appropriation, 1941

BOX I:C448 Sweden-Denmark trip concerning public housing, 1937(3 folders)

Taft, Robert A. (1889-1953), housing bill, 1945Tariff investigations, 1926-1938

(3 folders)BOX I:C449 (9 folders)BOX I:C450 Tariff bill of 1930, Hawley-Smoot Tariff Act

General correspondenceSchedule 1, chemicals, oils, and paints

General(5 folders)

BOX I:C451 (3 folders)BOX I:C452 (4 folders)BOX I:C453 Printed matter

Statements concerning sugar and chemicalsBOX I:C454 Schedules 2-7

(6 folders)BOX I:C455 Schedules 7-14

(3 folders)United States Tariff Commission

BOX I:C456 Printed desk copy, annotatedCongressional Record materialMinutes of hearing before United States Tariff Commission on aodium nitrite and

methanolBOX I:C457 Printed congressional documents

Printed matter, including statements and speeches See Oversize ; See also ContainerI:C599, same heading

BOX I:C458 Taxation1926, tax bill

Estate tax(2 folders)

Memoranda and reports(2 folders)

Printed matter(2 folders)

BOX I:C459 1934, revenue bill


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General(2 folders)


1935CorrespondenceMemoranda and reportsMiscellanyPrinted matter


Publicity of income tax returnsGeneralPrinted matter

1936, tax billBOX I:C461 1936-1937

(2 folders)1940, revenue bill, concerning excess profits amendment


1941, revenue bill(4 folders)

1942GeneralRevenue Act

GeneralBOX I:C463 Concerning

Burden by income groupsCorporation taxesEstate taxExempt securitiesIndividual surtax and incomeJoint returnMine reliefMutual insurancePercentage depletionPublic utility corporationsRenegotiation of contractsRuml plan, witholding tax

BOX I:C464 Sales taxSpendings taxYield

1943Ruml-Carlson bill, printed matterTax Payment Act

Memoranda, reports, and correspondenceMinority report


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1945, correspondence and reportsBOX I:C465 Taxes, filing returns by cooperatives, 1943-1944

(2 folders)Texas lecture trip, 1936Third term issue

(3 folders)Trade restraintsTruman, Harry S., article for Fortune magazine, 1945“A Twentieth Century Congress” by Estes Kefauver, 1946Tydings-McCormack bill, 1936Unemployment compensationUnemployment Relief Commission Report

BOX I:C466 United NationsConference on Food and Agriculture, 1943Veto

(2 folders)University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.

BOX I:C467 Vare, William S., investigation(7 folders)

BOX I:C468 (4 folders)BOX I:C469 Venereal disease

(2 folders)Veteran vocational rehabilitation, 1942-1943

(4 folders)Veterans Administration

General, 1945Confidential reports, 1946

Vocational education bill, 1945BOX I:C470 Voting record, La Follette, Jr., 1926-1946

(7 folders)Voting records, House and Senate, 1933-1946

BOX I:C471 War costs, 1943War profitsWashington Railway Co., liquidation, 1946Water power case, Ekern memorandum, 1934Watson, Albert L., nominationWisconsin-Fox River development projectWorks Progress Administration, 1937

(2 folders)World Court

GeneralDebate, 1926

(3 folders)Speech, 1926


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BOX I:C472-C478 Hearings, 1941-1946Edited transcripts of proceedings of joint congressional committees.Arranged chronologically.

BOX I:C472 1941, Joint Committee on Nondefense Expenditures in the 1942 Budget, vols. A-E1942, Joint Committee on Reduction of Nonessential Federal Expenditures

Vols. F-IBOX I:C473 Vols. J-L

1945, Joint Committee on the Organization of CongressVols. 1-4

BOX I:C474 Vols. 5-10BOX I:C475 Vols. 11-15BOX I:C476 Vols. 16-21BOX I:C477 Vols. 22-36BOX I:C478 Vols. 37-40

1946, international civil aviation

BOX I:C479-C496 Index, 1939-1946Card index to part of the Senate Office File.Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent within two chronological groupings.

BOX I:C479 1939-1941A-C

BOX I:C480 D-GBOX I:C481 H-KBOX I:C482 L-OBOX I:C483 N-RBOX I:C484 S-TBOX I:C485 U-ZBOX I:C486 1942-1946

A-BoBOX I:C487 Br-CBOX I:C488 D-FoBOX I:C489 Fr-HaBOX I:C490 He-JBOX I:C491 K-LBOX I:C492 MBOX I:C493 N-RaBOX I:C494 Re-SeBOX I:C495 Sh-TBOX I:C496 U-Z

BOX I:C497-C547 Political Campaign File, 1924-1946Correspondence, printed matter, financial records, and card files.Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by type of material, topic,

name of person, or location.

BOX I:C497 1924 campaign, La Follette, Sr., card files


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Alabama-District of ColumbiaBOX I:C498 Florida-IowaBOX I:C499 Kansas-MinnesotaBOX I:C500 Mississippi-New York, “A-J”BOX I:C501 New York, “K-Z”-OhioBOX I:C502 Oklahoma-South DakotaBOX I:C503 Tennessee-United States territoriesBOX I:C504 Miscellany

(card file)BOX I:C505 (card file)BOX I:C506 (card file)BOX I:C507 1925 campaign

CorrespondenceWisconsin, by county

Adams-Dunn(18 folders)

BOX I:C508 Eau Claire-Manitowoc(19 folders)

BOX I:C509 Marathon-Price(15 folders)

BOX I:C510 Racine-Wood(23 folders)

BOX I:C511 Out-of-stateArkansas-Georgia

(15 folders)BOX I:C512 Illinois-Michigan

(8 folders)BOX I:C513 Minnesota-New York

(16 folders)BOX I:C514 North Dakota-West Virginia

(12 folders)MiscellaneousCanadaForeign countries

BOX I:C515 ClippingsFinancial records

(3 folders)Form letterLists

Circular lettersContribution subscription

(2 folders)Nomination papers

BOX I:C516 PostersReceiptsReleasesSpeaking schedules


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Speech material(2 folders)

Speeches, correspondence concerningState Central Committee, WisconsinStatementMiscellany

BOX I:C517 1926 campaign(2 folders)

1928 campaign(7 folders)

1930 campaignGeneral

(2 folders)BOX I:C518 Correspondence

(4 folders)Press releases

(3 folders)Printed matter

BOX I:C519 1931 campaign, concerning Thomas Amlie1932 campaign


Delegate informationExpense accountReleases

(2 folders)1934 campaign

GeneralBOX I:C520 Contributions

Expense fileFinancial material

(3 folders)Invitations to Maple Bluff Farm conference, Madison, Wis.

BOX I:C521 Invitations declinedMeetingsPost-primary materialPre-primary material

(2 folders)BOX I:C522 Releases

Speech materialMiscellaneous

1938 campaignGeneralClippingsFinancial materialInstructions for getting out the voteItinerary


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ListsReleases

(2 folders)BOX I:C523 1938-1940, miscellaneous campaign material

(12 folders)BOX I:C524 1940 campaign

CorrespondenceWisconsin, by county

Adams-Crawford(25 folders)

BOX I:C525 Dane-Green Lake(24 folders)

BOX I:C526 Iowa-Marquette(30 folders)

BOX I:C527 Milwaukee-Ozaukee(13 folders)

BOX I:C528 Pepin-Vilas(36 folders)

BOX I:C529 Walworth-Wood(16 folders)

BOX I:C530 General(3 folders)

SpecialClaus, O. C.Evjue, William TheodoreKeating, EdwardMcIntyre, E. R.

Campaign literature(2 folders)

ContributionsBOX I:C531 Election statistics

EndorsementsFinancial material

(3 folders)Form letters


Lists(4 folders)

BOX I:C533 Meetings(3 folders)

PublicityRadioReleases

(2 folders)Special issuesSpeech material and related correspondence

(5 folders)


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BOX I:C534 Supporting organizationsRailroadVeteransYoung Progressives

Printed matter and clippings(2 folders)

BOX I:C535 (3 folders)Miscellany

BOX I:C536 County officials list, WisconsinAshland-Crawford

(11 folders)BOX I:C537 Dane-Lincoln

(22 folders)BOX I:C538 Manitowoc-Rusk

(19 folders)BOX I:C539 St. Croix-Winnebago


CorrespondenceItinerarySpecial congressional election

1941-1942, Young Progressives1942 campaign

General correspondenceBrown, Prentiss, speechListsMadison, Wis., conferenceReleasesMiscellany


CorrespondenceBy state

CaliforniaIllinoisKentuckyNew YorkOregon

Wichern, Harold J.County trips, Wisconsin

(19 folders)Lists


General correspondenceAbsentee ballot applicationAffidavits for registration of voters


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Bulk mailing recordsCounty trips in Wisconsin


Carbon copiesClippingsGeneral release

BOX I:C543 EndorsementsFirst District congressional race, WisconsinLists

CourthouseFarm Security Administration officialsNewspaper

(2 folders)Press releaseRadioRural Electrification Association membership

NewslettersHuman EventsWisconsin Political Scene

OrganizationOrganized laborPost-primary correspondencePresidential campaignSpeech file

(3 folders)Printed matterMiscellany

1945 campaignBOX I:C544 1946 campaign

Pre-primary correspondenceA-W

(15 folders)Miscellaneous

BOX I:C545 Post-primary correspondenceA-L

(12 folders)BOX I:C546 M-Z

(12 folders)BOX I:C547 Card file

BOX I:C548-C606 Speeches and Writings File, 1921-1948

BOX I:C548-C553 Invitations to Speak, 1933-1946Arranged chronologically.

BOX I:C548 1933, speaking tour


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1935(2 folders)

1936Invitations declinedLecture fileSpecial correspondence

Alber & WickesBridges, S. RussellDixie BureauRedpath BureauSeaway Conference banquet

1937-1938, Bridges, S. Russell, correspondenceBOX I:C549 1938

General(23 folders)

Invitations declinedLecture file

(2 folders)Special correspondence

Dixie BureauRedpath Bureau

1938-1939, Alber & Wickes, correspondence1939

General(5 folders)

BOX I:C550 Invitations declinedLecture file

(3 folders)Radio station WHA, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis., correspondence

1940General


Invitations declinedSpecial correspondence

Alber & ZwickBridges, S. RussellDixie BureauWisconsin Department of Agriculture

1941General

(14 folders)BOX I:C552 Invitations declined

1942GeneralLabor Day


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1943(4 folders)

1944BOX I:C553 1945

General(6 folders)

Invitations declined1946

General(15 folders)

Invitations declined(2 folders)

BOX I:C554-C567 Speeches and Articles, 1924-1946Handwritten drafts, typescripts, and printed copies.Arranged chronologically.

BOX I:C554 1924-1925, drafts1925

Aug. 17, announcement of candidacy for United States SenateAug. 25, senatorial campaign, Stoughton, Wis.Aug. 26, special election, Prairie du Chien, Wis.Aug. 31, railroad trainmen, Pleasant Valley Park, Wis.Sept. 12, Federal Trade Commission, Racine, Wis.Dec. 15, labor

1926-1927, drafts1927

Mar. 31, the “Bread Trust”July 16, Blaine-Ekern gubernatorial campaign, Randolph, Wis.

BOX I:C555 Aug. 28, legislative issues, Ashland County Fair Grounds, Ashland, Wis.Nov. 15, political issues, Milwaukee, Wis.Undated, Charles A. Lindbergh (1902-1974), Madison, Wis., fragment

1928DraftsMar. 8, Muscle Shoals, United States SenateSpring, Republican National Convention delegatesJune 15, Progressive Party platform, Kansas City, Mo.Labor Day, political issues, Milwaukee, Wis.Undated

Coolidge, Calvin, administrationPolitical issues

(2 folders)Undelivered, South American affairs

BOX I:C556 1929June 1, La Follette, Sr., Radio Forum, Washington, D.C.Sept., tariff, United States SenateUndated, tariff chemical schedule, United States Senate


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1930-1932, DraftsApr. 23 and 26, liberalism, Boston, Mass., and New York, N.Y.Spring, reelection of William H. McMaster, South Dakota

(2 folders)Aug. 28, political issues, WTMJ, Milwaukee, Wis., fragmentSummer, Kohler-La Follette primary campaignSept. 9, endorsing Progressive candidates, Bonduel, Wis.Oct. 15, endorsing reelection of Thomas James Walsh (1859-1933), Madison, Wis.

1930Undated

Endorsing Edward P. Costigan, Democratic senatorial nominee, ColoradoGridiron Club, Washington, D.C.

1931Jan., vacationsMar. 7, achievements of 71st CongressMay 25, NBC radio address narrated by Edwin Alger, Washington, D.C.July 23, labor in Wisconsin, State Federation of Labor, Oshkosh, Wis.Sept., endorsing election of Wisconsin congressional candidate Thomas AmlieNov. 13, “Progressive Statesmanship in America,” St. Louis, Mo.Nov. 25, various issues, Movietone talkDec. 26, the Depression, Washington Star Radio Forum, Washington, D.C.


Jan. 11, various issues, NBC radioJan. 29, “We Need Purchasing Power, Not Credit,” March of Events page, Hearst

newspapersFeb. 24, education, National Education Association, Washington, D.C.Mar. 6, “The Way Out of Our National Dilemma,” Sinai Temple, Chicago, Ill.Mar. 14, national economy, NBC National Radio Forum, Washington, D.C.Mar. 15, legislative bill to establish an economic council, NBC radio, Washington, D.C.Mar., Progressive platformApr. 2, endorsing Newton Jenkins, Republican Progressive senatorial candidateJune 6, endorsing reelection of Smith W. Brookhart, IowaJune 25, endorsing reelection of Gerald NyeJune 25, testimonial dinner for Harry SlatterySummer, various speeches endorsing La Follette-Blaine ticketSept. 17, Wisconsin primary campaign, WCCO radio, Minneapolis, Minn.Sept., Wisconsin primary campaign, fragment

1933Apr. 14, public policy, WIBA radio, Madison, Wis.Apr. 21, farm relief bill, WIBA radio, Madison, Wis.Apr. 28, inflation, WIBA radio, Madison, Wis.May 4, unemployment, Citizens Conference on Vocational Education and the Problems

of Reconstruction, Washington, D.C.May 5, Muscle Shoals, WIBA radio, Madison, Wis.

BOX I:C558 May 12, St. Lawrence Seaway project, WIBA radio, Madison, Wis.May 13, general legislative issues, Bridgeport, Conn., notes


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May 19, La Follette, Jr., construction bill, WIBA and WEBC radio, Madison, Wis.May 26, public works and industrial recovery bill, WIBA and WEBC radio, Madison,

Wis.May 29, St. Lawrence Seaway project, United States SenateJune 9, Senate investigation of J. P. Morgan & Co., WIBA and WEBC radio, Madison,

Wis.June 16, legislative issues of the 73rd Congress, WIBA radio, Madison, Wis.July 11, Maple Bluff Farm picnic, hosted by La Follette, Jr., and Philip Fox La Follette,

Madison, Wis.July 16, German immigrant contributions to the nation, Madison, Wis.July 20, the Depression and the need for economic recovery, Wisconsin State

Federation of Labor Convention, Green Bay, Wis.Aug. 4, veterans legislation, Veterans Civic League, Madison, Wis.Oct. 20, St. Lawrence Seaway project, Great Lakes Harbors Association, Detroit, Mich.Undated

National Recovery AdministrationMiscellany

1934DraftsJan. 3, various legislative issues, CBS radio, Washington, D.C.Jan. 24, St. Lawrence Seaway project, United States SenateJan. 30, St. Lawrence Seaway project, speech materialFeb. 9, St. Lawrence Seaway project, NBC radio, excerptFeb. 17, St. Lawrence Seaway project, NBC radio

BOX I:C559 Mar. 3, Progressive movement, Madison, Wis.Apr. 9, taxation, NBC radioApr. 17, death of John J. BlaineApr. 19, funeral of John J. BlaineMay 19, Progressive movement, Fond du Lac, Wis.

(2 folders)June 6, selection of Henry Fletcher as Republican National Committee chairmanOct. 22, introducing Fiorello La Guardia, WTMJ radio, Milwaukee, Wis.Oct. 2[4?], endorsing reelection of Philip Fox La Follette, WISN radioUndated, “New Frontiers for Youth”News releases

1935Apr. 5, economic issues, WOL radio, Washington, D.C.Apr. 28, taxation, Columbia Network radioDec. 19, economic cooperation, East Side High School, Madison, Wis.Undated, Progressive movement

1936Mar. 11, “The National Importance of the St. Lawrence Waterway,” Seaway

Conference, Detroit, Mich.Apr. 6, nineteenth anniversary of United States Senate war declaration, nationwide

radio broadcast from Capitol, excerpt, Washington, D.C.June 17, Statement

Calling conference of progressives


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Need for large and continuing public works programEndorsing movie The Plough That Broke the Plains

Aug. 17, drought and soil conservationSept. 8, Progressivism in Wisconsin, Superior, Wis.Sept. 28, endorsing Franklin D. Roosevelt (1882-1945), CBS radio, Chicago, Ill.Oct. 5, review of Claude Bower's book Jefferson in PowerOct. 6, progressivism and endorsing Elmer Austin Benson, Minnesota Farmer-Labor

Party gubernatorial candidateOct. 11, 1936 electionsOct. 25, endorsing Progressive ticket, WTMJ radio, Milwaukee, Wis.Oct., endorsing reelection of George W. NorrisNov. 2, endorsing progressivism, CBS radioFall, endorsing Roosevelt/Norris ticketList of radio addresses

BOX I:C560 1937Feb. 13, judicial reform, NBC Blue NetworkMar. 8, judicial reform

(2 folders)Mar. 24, judicial reform, Carnegie Hall, New York, N.Y.

(2 folders)Mar. 25, introducing Harold Laski, Constitution Hall, Washington, D.C., with

background materialMar. 27, federal taxation, American Bar Association, Willard Hotel, Washington, D.C.Apr. 19, judicial reform, Non-Partisan League, Philadelphia, Pa.

(2 folders)Apr. 21, peace, CBS radioJuly 3, critical issues of the day, American Youth Congress, CBS radioNov. 29, unemployment, Washington Star

BOX I:C561 1938Jan. 2, unemployment, WOL-WOR Radio ForumJan. 5, House war referendum measureJan. 14, “How Can the Federal Budget Be Balanced?” America's Town Meeting of the

Air, NBC radioJan. 20, venereal diseaseJan. 24, funeral service of Andrew FurusethFeb. 14, organized labor, National Radio Forum, NBC radioFeb. 19, legal profession, Lawyers Guild banquet, WOL-WOR Radio ForumFeb. 28, “Current Economic Problems,” Detroit, Mich.Mar. 6, foreign policy, New York Hippodrome, New York, N.Y.Mar. 11, “Problems of Youth,” CBS radioMar. 19, Civilian Conservation CorpsApr. 9, modern industrialism, National Radio Forum, NBC radioSpring, “Taxes Should Be Higher,” the Saturday Evening PostLabor Day, labor movement, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.Oct. 16, endorsing Wisconsin Progressive candidates, WTMJ radio, Milwaukee, Wis.Oct. 30, endorsing Wisconsin Progressive candidates, WTMJ radio, Milwaukee, Wis.Undated and miscellaneous


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BOX I:C562 1939DraftsApr. 30, dairy industry, American Forum of the Air, Mutual Broadcasting SystemMay 4, dairy industry, WHA radio, Madison, Wis.May 10, proposed war referendum amendment to the Constitution, statement before

Senate Judiciary CommitteeMay 18, proposed war referendum amendment to the Constitution, WHA radio,

Madison, Wis.June 1, Federal aid to education, WHA radio, Madison, Wis.June 15, credit extension to small businesses, WHA radio, Madison, Wis.June 29, additional appropriations for the dairy industryJuly 13, proposed amendments to the neutrality law, WHA radio, Madison, Wis.Aug. 13, neutrality, American Legion, Oshkosh, Wis.Oct., arms embargoNov. 2, “The Art of Peace,” opening of the exhibition of the Section of Fine Arts,

Federal Works Agency, at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, NBC radio, Washington, D.C.Nov. 7, endorsing Progressive Party candidates, Cedar Rapids, IowaMiscellaneous speech notes

1940Mar. 16, accomplishments of Works Progress Administration, Washington, D.C.May 19, Wisconsin Progressive Party achievements, sixth anniversary celebration

banquet of the Progressive Party, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.Sept. 1, neutrality, WTMJ radio, Milwaukee, Wis.Sept. 8, taxation, WTMJ radio, Milwaukee, Wis.Sept., “The People Demand Peace,” Waukesha Trades & Labor Council Labor Day

Annual, Waukesha, Wis.Miscellaneous speech material

1941Feb. 26, opposing Lend-Lease bill, Mutual Broadcasting SystemMar. 6, opporing Lend-Lease bill, NBC Red NetworkApr. 26, opposing convoying of munitions, ProgressiveMay 9, defense of labor's civil liberties, Workers' Defense League, New York, N.Y.June 2, “Agricultural Migration, Past, Present, and Future,” Special Committee on

Interstate Migration of the National Conference of Social Work, Atlantic City, N.J.Aug. 8, nutrition, NBC Red NetworkUndelivered, conscription

BOX I:C563 1942Feb. 11, legislation recommended by automobile dealers, emergency convention of

Wisconsin automobile dealers, Madison, Wis.Apr. 15, “New Economic Warfare,” NBC Red NetworkMay 16, radio transcription made for office of Coordinator of Information for the short

wave “Victory for China Programme”June 11, government employees' pay, Mutual Broadcasting SystemSept. 26, venereal disease, Council of Social Agencies, Washington, D.C.Oct. 30 and undated, endorsing Orland S. Loomis, Wisconsin Progressive Party

gubernatorial candidate, WISN radio, Milwaukee, Wis.,(3 folders)

Dec. 14, need for reduction of governmental bureaucracy, Progressive


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Dec. 28, achievements of the 77th Congress, Progressive1943

Jan. 4, editorial on François Darlan, not usedJan. 10, war contracts, ProgressiveJan. 11, Congress, ProgressiveJan., “Never Prohibition Again,” Atlantic MonthlyFeb. 6, taxation, WWDC radio, Washington, D.C.Feb. 8, Casablanca conference, ProgressiveMar. 1, vocational rehabilitation, ProgressiveApr. 19, political party system, ProgressiveJune 12, teaching American history in public schoolsJuly, “A Senator Looks at Congress,” Atlantic MonthlyOct. 15, opposing foreign policy resolution approved by special subcommittee of

Senate Foreign Relations CommitteeNov. 4, ship named for Orland S. LoomisNov. 15, economic stabilization, ProgressiveNov. 30, proposal to suspend tax on colored oleomargarine

1944-1945, drafts1944

Jan. 3, concerning an unidentified spokesman's charge that labor was prolonging thewar

Jan. 24, Franklin D. Roosevelt (1882-1945) proposal for a national service law,Progressive

Feb. 7, wage and price stabilization, ProgressiveFeb. 28, need for Federal tax reform, ProgressiveMar. 17, Aiken-La Follette Food Allotment bill, NBC radioMar. 20, proposal to suspend tax on colored oleomargarine, ProgressiveMar. 24, proposal to suspend tax on colored oleomargarineMar., food subsidy, ProgressiveApr. 7, reconversion of industry from wartime to civilian productionApr. 10, reconversion of industry from wartime to civilian production, ProgressiveApr. 21, roles of executive and legislative branches of government, American Society

of Newspaper Editors, Washington, D.C.May 8, foreign policy, Progressive State Convention, Milwaukee, Wis.May 22, international trade, ProgressiveMay 28, veterans' assistance programs, NBC radioMay, Progressive Party principles, tenth anniversary meeting of the Progressive Party,

introductionJune 19, administration efforts to reduce interest rates on farm loans, ProgressiveJuly, findings of Senate Education and Labor Subcommittee conducting investigation

of civil liberties violations, American FederationistAug. 13, peacetime reconversion and endorsing Progressive Party primary candidates,

WIBA radio, Madison, Wis.Oct., “America Must Speak Up Now!” Progressive

BOX I:C564 1945May 31, foreign policy, United States Senate speech


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Maps See OversizeBOX I:C565 Congressional Record

(2 folders)June 5, peace, CBS radioAug., Japanese surrender, Madison, Wis.Labor Day, reconversion to peacetime economy, Racine, Wis.Nov. 7, cheese industry, Wisconsin Cheese Makers Convention, Fond du Lac, Wis.Nov. 8, compulsory military training, Central State Teachers College, Stevens Point,

Wis.Nov. 8, congressional reorganization, League of Women Voters, Appleton, Wis.

1946Feb. 2, housing, WIND radio, Chicago, Ill.Feb. 25, industrialists, United Labor Committee to Aid the UAW-GM Strikers,

Manhattan Center, New York, N.Y.Mar. 5, extension of rural electrification, National Rural Electric Cooperative

Association, Buffalo, N.Y.Mar. 30, congressional reorganization, American Political Science Association,

Philadelphia, Pa.Mar. 31, announcing candidacy for reelection to United States SenateApr. 14, Zionism and Palestinian situation, speech delivered to the Toledo Zionist

District, Toledo, OhioJune 2, “Can Representative Government Do the Job?” NBC radioJune 6, St. Lawrence Seaway project, Great Lakes Harbor Association, Chicago, Ill.June, campaign speech, Wisconsin Network radioJuly 10, congressional reorganization, Madison League of Women Voters, WHA radio,

Madison, Wis.July 25, congressional reorganization, WTMJ radio, Milwaukee, Wis.Aug. 2, campaign speech, WTMJ radio, Milwaukee, Wis.

BOX I:C566 Aug. 5, foreign policy, League of Women Voters, Candidates Forum, WTMJ radio,Milwaukee, Wis.

Aug. 11, campaign speech, WTMJ radio, Milwaukee, Wis.Aug. 12, campaign speech, WTBA radio, Madison, Wis.Aug. 16, democracy, New Glarus Centennial Celebration, New Glarus, Wis.Aug. 19, citizens' responsibilities, National Federation of Post Office Clerks,

Milwaukee, Wis.Aug., “The Reconstruction of Congress,” New York Times MagazineUndated, British loans, United States Senate

Unidentified and undated(4 folders)

Printed copies of speeches, 1921-1948(3 folders)

BOX I:C567 (14 folders)

BOX I:C568-C601 Congressional Record, 1926-1946Copies of speeches and remarks of La Follette, Jr.Arranged chronologically.


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BOX I:C568 1926-1928, Feb.BOX I:C569 1928, Mar.-1930, Mar.BOX I:C570 1930, June-1932, Feb.BOX I:C571 1932, Mar.-JuneBOX I:C572 1933, Jan.-MayBOX I:C573 1933, June-1934, JuneBOX I:C574 1935, Mar.-1936, Jan.BOX I:C575 1936, Feb.-JuneBOX I:C576 1937, Feb.-JulyBOX I:C577 1937, Aug.-1938, Feb.BOX I:C578 1938, Mar.-MayBOX I:C579 1938, June-1939, MayBOX I:C580 1939, June-JulyBOX I:C581 1939, Aug.-1940, Feb.BOX I:C582 1940

Mar.-Apr.BOX I:C583 May-JulyBOX I:C584 1940, Aug.-1941, Mar.BOX I:C585 1941, Apr.-Sept.BOX I:C586 1941, Oct.-1942, Feb.BOX I:C587 1942

Mar.-MayBOX I:C588 June-Oct.BOX I:C589 1943

Feb.-MayBOX I:C590 JuneBOX I:C591 July-Dec.BOX I:C592 1944, Jan.-Apr.BOX I:C593 1944, May-1945, Feb.BOX I:C594 1945

Mar.-JuneBOX I:C595 July-Dec.BOX I:C596 1946

Feb.-Apr.BOX I:C597 May-JuneBOX I:C598 July-Aug.BOX I:C599 Railroad Retirement Act of 1937, amendment to, 1938

(1 vol.)Tariff Act of 1930, 1929-1930 See also Containers I:C450-I:C457, same heading

(2 vols.)Tax remarks

1932-1933(2 vols.)

BOX I:C600 1934-1940(4 vols.)


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BOX I:C601 1941-1945(2 vols.)

Unemployment remarks, 1930-1932(2 vols.)

BOX I:C602-C606 Progressive, 1925-1948Correspondence, drafts of articles and editorials, financial records, and printed copies with

printed copies of La Follette's Magazine.Arranged chronologically.

BOX I:C602 Editorials, drafts, 1926-1929, 1936(3 folders)

Financial statements, 1928-1945(7 folders)

BOX I:C603 General, 1929-1930, 1941-1946(17 folders)

Copies containing articles by La Follette, Jr.1929-1930

(2 folders)BOX I:C604 1930-1932, 1940-1942

(5 folders)BOX I:C605 1943-1946

(4 folders)Bound volumes

La Follette's Magazine and Progressive, 1925-1932 See OversizeProgressive

1933-1944 See OversizeBOX I:C606 1948

BOX I:C607-C622 Subject File, 1946-1953Correspondence, memoranda, and printed matter concerning La Follette, Jr.'s activities after

his retirement from the Senate.Arranged alphabetically by subject and chronologically thereunder.

BOX I:C607 American-Hawaiian Steamship Co.Board meetings, 1949-1951

(3 folders)Expenses, 1947-1951

(2 folders)Farley, Edward P., 1948General

1947-1948BOX I:C608 1949-1951

(3 folders)Americans for Democratic Action, 1948

BOX I:C609 Annual Survey of American Law, dedication to La Follette, Jr., 1946Autographed photographs requested by La Follette, Jr., 1947Citizens Committee for the Hoover Report, 1949-1950


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Citizens Committee for Reorganization of the GovernmentAiken Committee, 1948General correspondence, 1946-1952

Collier's magazineGeneral correspondence, 1946-1947La Follette, Robert M., Jr., article, “Turn the Light on Communism” (Feb. 8, 1947),

1947-1950BOX I:C610 Departmental matters, 1947-1951

European Economic Cooperation Committee, 1947Evrard, Ray, Liebmann Packing Co., 1947Foreign Aid, President's Committee on, 1947

General(4 folders)

BOX I:C611 (6 folders)BOX I:C612 Reports


Hall of Fame, New York University, New York, N.Y., 1949-1950Hoover Commission on Organization of the Executive Branch of the Government

General, 1948-1950Photocopies of correspondence, 1948

Aug.-Sept. 27(3 folders)

BOX I:C614 Sept. 28-Oct. 30(6 folders)

BOX I:C615 Invitations, 1947AcceptedPending

Iron Curtain Refugee Campaign, 1951Kefauver, Estes, book about congressional reorganization, 1947Library of Congress, 1946-1951Marshall Plan

GeneralJobs wanted, 1947-1948Testimony, 1948

BOX I:C616 New York Times, article by La Follette, Jr., “Some Lobbies Are Good” (May 16, 1948),1948-1952

Organizations joined, 1947-1948Political correspondence, 1946-1947Progressive

General correspondence, 1947-1948Subscribers, 1947

Railroads, Stettinius Committee, 1947Recommendations given, 1946-1949Refugees Defense Committee, 1947-1948Republican National Committee, 1949Salutations for senators list, 1947


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BOX I:C617 Sears, Roebuck and Co.1947

GeneralPublic relations

1947-1948DecentralizationWood, Robert E., correspondence

1947-1949, general1948, rural health movie

BOX I:C618 1949FoundationWood, Robert E., correspondence

1949-1950, Committee on Economic Education for Employees1950

GeneralCommittee on Economic Education for EmployeesFoundation

BOX I:C619 1951GeneralBoard of directorsFoundation“Story of Sears”


1952GeneralBoard of DirectorsFoundation

BOX I:C621 Public relationsRosenwald Claim Committee, 1951-1952Simpson Sears, Ltd., Toronto“Story of Sears”

(2 folders)Trips

BrazilPacific coast

Wood, Robert E., correspondenceBOX I:C622 1953

GeneralBoard of directorsFoundationPeru, taxationProfit sharingPublic relations“Story of Sears”Wood, Robert E., correspondence

Trip to Central America, 1947


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Twentieth Century Fund, 1949-1950Young, Owen D., 1947-1948

BOX I:C623-C637 Financial Records, 1921-1956Bills, canceled checks, check stubs, tax forms, and correspondence concerning personal

financial matters and Maple Bluff Farm in Wisconsin.Arranged by type of material and thereunder chronologically.

BOX I:C623 Canceled checks1925-1928

BOX I:C624 1929-1931BOX I:C625 1932-1934BOX I:C626 1935-1937BOX I:C627 1938-1939BOX I:C628 1940-1941BOX I:C629 Check stubs

1922-1932BOX I:C630 1934-1940BOX I:C631 General, 1921-1954

(4 folders)Canceled rent checks paid by La Follette, Jr., to Belle Case La Follette, 1926-1931Correspondence

Crawford Mining Co., 1946-1952Insurance, 1943-1952La Follette, Belle Case, estate, 1932-1936

BOX I:C632 La Follette house at 200 Farwell Drive, formerly Maple Bluff Farm, Madison, Wis.(6 folders)

La Follette house on Manning Road, 1941-1953Property tax, 1948-1953

BOX I:C633 Income tax, returns and correspondence1926-1937

(41 folders)BOX I:C634 1938-1943

(38 folders)BOX I:C635 1944-1949

(44 folders)BOX I:C636 1950-1953

(27 folders)BOX I:C637 Correspondence concerning La Follette, Jr., estate, 1952-1956

Miscellany

BOX I:C638-C650 Miscellany, 1902-1953Desk calendars, health records, and memorabilia.Arranged alphabetically by type of material and thereunder chronologically.

BOX I:C638 Address book and notes, 1936American Federation of Labor citation, 1946Application for probate of will, 1953


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Appointment as “Minute Man” in Defense Savings Program, 1939Autograph of Charles A. Lindbergh (1902-1974)Badges, 1934, 1946Certificate of election to United States Senate, 1940College reports, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis., 1914Desk calendars

1925-1934(2 folders)

BOX I:C639 1935-1940(2 folders)

BOX I:C640 1941-1946(2 folders)

BOX I:C641 1947-1953(3 folders)

BOX I:C642 Engraving platesForm letters

1926, 1934-1940(6 folders)

BOX I:C643 1941-1946(4 folders)

BOX I:C644 Guatemala, white paper on, 1951Half-tone plate with image of La Follette, Jr.Keys to storeroom and atticKittle, William, 1927Marriage certificate, 1930Medical records

1902-1915(5 folders)

BOX I:C645 1918, 1946(6 folders)

Memorial book of La Follette, Jr., 1953Memorial contributions to Heart Fund, 1953Memorial resolutions, 1953

United States SenateBOX I:C646 Sears, Roebuck and Co.

(2 folders)United Fruit Co.

Memorial service for La Follette, Sr., United States Senate, copy from CongressionalRecord, 1926

Miscellaneous notes and listsNavy Relief Society citation, 1942Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill., Centennial Award, 1951

BOX I:C647 Notebooks, 1921, 1923PassportsPhotographsPress releases, 1925-1946, undated

(20 folders)


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BOX I:C648 La Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)(2 folders)

Scrapbook of clippingsSenate memorandaTelephone directory, United States SenateTeletype messages, 1944Tour itinerary, Germany, 1937Unidentified and fragmentary materialUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis., honorary doctor of law degree, 1938Western High School, Washington, D.C., fiftieth anniversary program, 1940

BOX I:C649 Card index to condolence letters sent on death of La Follette, Jr., 1953BOX I:C650 Card address file

Awards, certificates, and cartoons See Oversize

BOX I:C651-C672 Printed Matter, 1918-1953Clippings, annotated books, and other printed matter.Arranged by type of material and chronologically thereunder.

BOX I:C651 Clippings and printed matter1915-1925

BOX I:C652 1925-1928BOX I:C653 1929-1930BOX I:C654 1930-1931BOX I:C655 1931-1932BOX I:C656 1932-1934BOX I:C657 1935-1940BOX I:C658 1941-1945BOX I:C659 1945-1946BOX I:C660 1946BOX I:C661 1946BOX I:C662 1946BOX I:C663 1946BOX I:C664 1946BOX I:C665 1946-1953BOX I:C666 UndatedBOX I:C667 UndatedBOX I:C668 UndatedBOX I:C669 UndatedBOX I:C670 UndatedBOX I:C671 UndatedBOX I:C672 Books

Scrapbooks of clippings, 1946 See Oversize(2 vols.)

La Follette's Magazine, 1921 See Oversize


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Miscellaneous printed matter, 1925-1928, 1937, 1946 See Oversize

BOX I:D1-D72 Part I: Belle Case La Follette Papers, 1849-1931

BOX I:D1-D8 General Correspondence, 1905-1931Letters received. Also includes letters received by Belle Case La Follette's secretaries, Nellie

H. Dunn, Grace C. Lynch, and Rachel Young.Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by name of person.

BOX I:D1 1905-1912(39 folders)

BOX I:D2 1913(20 folders)




1925A-H

(8 folders)BOX I:D6 I-Z

(14 folders)BOX I:D7 1926-1928

(20 folders)BOX I:D8 1929-1931

(20 folders)AnonymousFragmentsUndated


BOX I:D9-D23 Special Correspondence, 1901-1931Letters received. Also includes correspondence received by Belle Case La Follette's

secretaries.Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by name of person.

BOX I:D9 1901, Kemp, May H.1902, Curtis, Charles A. (1835-1907)1903

Bryant, George E.Clark, Solomon H.Stearns, Lutie E.

1904Bishop, Emily Montague MulkinRoe, Gilbert E.


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Steffens, LincolnStephenson, M. E. (Mrs. Isaac)

1905Hoard, William D.Ladies Home JournalSimpson, Jefferson B.Thompson, Lucy Daniels (Mrs. J. David)

1906Jones, Ellen C. LloydRogers, Alfred Thomas

(2 folders)1907

Bishop, Emily Montague MulkinHannan, John J.Moore, R. A.Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Rogers, Alfred ThomasThompson, Lucy Daniels (Mrs. J. David)

1908Bishop, Emily Montague MulkinKennedy, Charles R.Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Steffens, Lincoln

1909Baker, Ray StannardBishop, Emily Montague MulkinDreiser, TheodoreHunt, CarolineLindsey, Ben B.MacKenzie, Fred W.Pickett [?]Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Rogers, Alfred ThomasSteffens, LincolnThompson, Lucy Daniels (Mrs. J. David)

1910Bishop, Emily Montague MulkinBristow, Joseph L.Crane, Charles RichardDunn, Nellie H.Fox, PhilipHannan, John J.Hunt, CarolineLathrop, Dorothy M. (Mrs. John E.)Lathrop, John E.Ream, Vinnie

Part I: Belle Case La Follette Papers, 1849-1931

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Roe, Gilbert E.Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Rogers, Alfred ThomasSteffens, LincolnThompson, Lucy Daniels (Mrs. J. David)White, William Allen

BOX I:D10 1911Addams, JaneBaker, Ray StannardBarton, BruceBascom, JeanBishop, Emily Montague MulkinBlackwell, Alice StoneBrandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.)Brandeis, Louis DembitzBrown, Juliet D. (Mrs. W. E.)Brown, OlympiaChynoweth, Edna E.Clark, Solomon H.Dennett, Mary WareEvans, Elizabeth GlendowerFairbank, Lorena King (Mrs. Arthur B.)Frisby, Almah J.Hunt, CarolineLindsey, Ben B.MacKenzie, Fred W.Mather, Carl N.McBrien, J. L.McCarthy, CharlesOlder, Cora (Mrs. Fremont)Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Rogers, Alfred ThomasSteffens, Lincoln

BOX I:D11 1912Addams, JaneBaker, Bertha KunzBaker, Ray StannardBarney, Harriet H.Bascom, JeanBishop, Emily Montague MulkinBradley, Josephine Crane (Mrs. Harold)Brandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.)Brandeis, Louis DembitzBreckinridge, Sophonisba P.Brown, OlympiaClark, Solomon H.


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Connor, Mary F.Coughlin, M. FayCrane, Cornelia (Mrs. Charles Richard)Dennett, Mary WareDunn, Nellie H.Evans, Elizabeth GlendowerFrear, James A.Frisby, Almah J.Gale, ZonaHolmes, Fred L.Howe, Frederic C.Hunt, CarolineJames, Ada L.Kelly, Florence FinchKinkaid, Mary HollandKunz, EdaLaidlaw, Harriet B.Lindsey, Ben B.MacKenzie, Fred W.Mather, Carl N.Norton, Elliott S.Ochsner, Albert J.Older, Cora (Mrs. Fremont)Park, Maud WoodPhillips, John S.Richards, Janet E.Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Rogers, Alfred ThomasSchwalbach, Mrs. Henry V.Scidmore, Eliza R.Stearns, Lutie E.Strandberg, ErnestineThompson, J. David and Lucy DanielsTwombly, J. F.Tyler, Ralph W.Upton, Harriet TaylorWhitney, AnitaYoumans, Florence G.Youmans, Theodora W. (Mrs. Henry M.)Zueblin, Charles

BOX I:D12 1913Baker, Ray StannardBarton, BruceBishop, Emily Montague MulkinBlatch, Harriot StantonBorchard, Edwin M.


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Brandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.), Elizabeth, and SusanBrown, OlympiaBryce, CorneliaChapple, Joe MitchellCommons, John RogersCrane, Caroline Bartlett (Mrs. Augustine W.)Dennett, Mary WareDulles, Sophia H.Dunn, Nellie H.Evans, Elizabeth GlendowerFrankfurter, FelixFrisby, Almah J.Fuller, Walter G.Hapgood, NormanHill, ElsieHooker, Edith Houghton (Mrs. Donald R.)Hunt, CarolineJames, Ada L.Johnson, Marietta L.Kent, Elizabeth T. (Mrs.William)Laidlaw, Harriet B.Lenroot, Irvine LutherMacKenzie, Fred W.Mayo, Charles H.Murraye, Rosebud See same container, Wilson, WoodrowNerney, May ChildsPaul, AlicePhillips, JohnRichards, Janet E.Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Shaw, Anna HowardSims, Robert B.Thompson, Laura A.Thompson, Lucy Daniels (Mrs. J. David)Tumulty, Joseph See same container, Wilson, WoodrowWilson, WoodrowYoumans, Florence G.Youmans, Theodora W. (Mrs. Henry M.)Zueblin, Charles

BOX I:D13 1914Addams, JaneAgriculture DepartmentBaker, Bertha KunzBaker, Ray StannardBeard, Mary Ritter (Mrs. Charles A.)Birge, Edward A.


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Bishop, Emily Montague MulkinBlackwell, Alice StoneBorchard, Edwin M.Bowles, James F. B.Brandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.) and SusanBrown, OlympiaBurdick, Mary LivingstonBurns, LucyChynoweth, Edna E.Clark, Solomon H.Dithmar, Edward F.Dowling, L. WaylandDulles, Sophia H.Dunn, Nellie H.Evans, Elizabeth GlendowerFrisby, Almah J.Hannan, John J.Hayes, James H.Hoxie, Richard L.Hunt, CarolineJones, Ellen C. and Jane LloydKatzenstein, CarolineKiekhoefer, William H.McClosky, Mrs. O. W.MacKenzie, Fred W.Neilson, P. M.Nerney, May ChildsPaul, AliceRogers, Alfred ThomasSpingarn, Joel E.Van Hise, Charles R.

BOX I:D14 1915Alber, John A.Baker, Bertha KunzBarlow, Anna Maria Heywood Denman, LadyBishop, Emily Montague MulkinChynoweth, Edna E.Clark, Solomon H.Dunn, Nellie H.Ellis, M. O. (Mrs. Havelock)Evans, Elizabeth GlendowerHannan, John J.Hoxie, Richard L.Johnson, Bertha CassodayKiekhoefer, William H.MacKaye, Percy


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MacKenzie, Fred W.Price, LucyRogers, Alfred Thomas

1916Baker, Bertha KunzBarlow, John D.Bascom, JeanBishop, Emily Montague MulkinBrandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.)Chapple, Joe MitchellDunn, Nellie H.Ely, Robert ErskineEvans, Elizabeth GlendowerFrear, James A.Freeman, Flora Dodge (Mrs. Warren H.)Gale, ZonaHowe, Frederic C.Jones, Rufus M.Kent, Elizabeth T. (Mrs. William)Library of Congress See same container, Thompson, J. DavidMacKenzie, Fred W.Phelan, James D. See same container, Thompson, J. DavidQuackenbush, Susan Miller (Mrs. A. S.)Roe, Gilbert E.Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Thomas, Harriet P.Thompson, J. DavidWood, Alice L.

1917Brandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.)Evans, Elizabeth GlendowerLathrop, Julia C.Lochner, Louis P.Roemer, Emma MarieWoman's Club of Madison, Wis.

1919Dithmar, Edward F.Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)

1920Blaine, Anna M. (Mrs. John J.)Chynoweth, Edna E.Debs, Eugene V.Edwards, Mrs. RichardFrisby, Almah J.Ingersoll, Charles H.James, Ada L.


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Kittredge, Mabel HydeThompson, GenaVan Hise, JanetWold, Emma

BOX I:D15 1921Baker, Ray StannardBlaine, John J.Blatch, Harriot StantonDavidson, LucileEvans, Elizabeth GlendowerForeign Policy AssociationFrear, James A.Holmes, Fred L.James, Ada L.Kittredge, Mabel HydeKoenen, Anita K.Patzer, MargaretPaul, AliceRawleigh, William ThomasThompson, Edna (Mrs. James) and GenaUpton, Harriet TaylorWold, EmmaWood, Alice L.

1922Crownhart, Charles HenryDewey, Alice C. (Mrs. John)Frisby, Almah J.Kelley, FlorenceLewis, Lucy BiddleRawleigh, William ThomasRothschild, JohnVolstead, Laura

1923Barlow, AnnaBarlow, Thomas B.Chen, K. K.Evans, Elizabeth GlendowerHochstein, IrmaHolmes, Fred L.Jackson, MatildaLewis, Lucy BiddleLynch, Grace C.Mackenzie, Nellie Dunn (Mrs. Fred W.)Manly, Mollie (Mrs. Basil M.)Meserole, Katherine M. (Mrs. Darwin J.)Pinchot, Cornelia Bryce (Mrs. Gifford)


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Rawleigh, Marguerite S. (Mrs. William T.)Rochester, AnnaSinclair, UptonThompson, J. DavidWood, Alice L.Worthman, Theodore J.

BOX I:D16 1924Abbott, GraceAddams, JaneBallinger, Willia J.Berger, Meta and Victor L.Brandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.)Brown, Harriet ConnorCallahan, JohnCausey, James H.Committee of 48Coolidge, CalvinCooper, Sally Amalia (Mrs. Henry Allen)Coughlin, M.Debs, Eugene V.Evans, Elizabeth GlendowerFairbank, Lorena King (Mrs. Arthur B.)Gale, ZonaHoward, SidneyIsherwood, Henry BradshawJames, Ada L.Keller, HelenLynch, Grace C.McIntosh, Kate PierManly, Mollie (Mrs. Basil M.)Meserole, Darwin J. and Katherine M.Moore, SamuelOlmsted, Clarice Collier ThayerPatzer, MargaretPopence, Charles B.Rawleigh, Marguerite S. (Mrs. William T.)Rawleigh, William ThomasRoe, Gilbert E.Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Rogers, Alfred ThomasSchreiber, AdeleSteffens, LincolnWalker, Herman B.

BOX I:D17 1925Addams, JaneAshurst, Henry F.


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Baer, John M.Baker, Ray StannardBascom, Florence and JeanBecker, John M.Bemis, Edward W.Berger, VictorBeveridge, Albert JeremiahBirge, Edward A.Blackwell, Alice StoneBlaine, John J.Blake, Katherine D.Blease, Coleman Livingston.Borah, Mary M. (Mrs. William E.)Bourne, ElizabethBrandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.), Elizabeth, Louis Dembitz, and SusanBrandenberg, O. D.Bristow, Joseph L.Brookhart, Smith W.Brown, Harriet ConnorBryan, William Jennings (1860-1925)Chilton, William E.Chynoweth, Edna E.Clapp, Moses E.Colcord, LincolnColver, William B.Commons, John RogersCoolidge, CalvinCooper, Henry AllenCopeland, Royal S.Coryell, Abby H.Costigan, Edward P. and Mabel C.Couzens, JamesCrownhart, Charles HenryCurtis, Charles A. (1835-1907)Dale, Samuel S.Daniels, JosephusDarrow, Clarence S.Davidson, Jo and YvonneDebs, Eugene V.Deneen, Charles S.De Valera, EamonnDow, Leila A.Ekern, Herman LewisEsch, John J.Evans, Elizabeth GlendowerFawcett, James Waldo


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Field, Sarah BardFilene, Edward A.Fletcher, Duncan U.Frank, GlennFrankfurter, FelixFrazier, Lynn J.Frear, Harriet E. and James A.Freeman, Flora Dodge (Mrs. Warren H.)Gale, ZonaGenthe, ArnoldGore, Thomas P.Gronna, J. D.Hard, William and AnneHeney, Francis J.Hillman, SidneyHillquit, MorrisHoan, Daniel W.Hodder, JessieHolmes, Fred L.Holmes, John HaynesHopkins, J. A. H.Howe, Frederic C.Hoxie, Richard L.Huddleston, GeorgeHunt, George W. P.James, Ada L.Jastrow, JosephJohnson, HiramJohnson, James WeldonJones, Burr W.Kallen, Horace M.Kendrick, John B.Kent, Elizabeth T. and William L.Kenyon, William S.Keller, HelenKellogg, Frank B.Kester, PaulLabor

BOX I:D18 Lane, Lola (Mrs. Harry)Lathrop, Julia C.Lawrence, F. W. PethickLenroot, Clara C. and Katharine F.Lewisohn, AdolphLloyd, William BrossLochner, Louis P.Loftus, Mrs. George S.


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Lynch, Grace C.McAdoo, William GibbsMcDowell, Mary E.Malone, Dudley FieldManahan, JamesManly, Mollie (Mrs. Basil M.)Middleton, IdaMussey, Henry RaymondNelson, John M.Norris, George W.Older, Cora (Mrs. Fremont)Otto, Max Carl and RhodaPaine, Robert F.Park, AlicePershing, John J.Pierce, Dante M.Pinchot, Cornelia Bryce and GiffordPost, Alice Thacher and Louis FreelandPutnam, FrankRawleigh, Marguerite S. and William ThomasRichard, Livy S.Roe, Gilbert E.Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Rogers, Alfred ThomasScripps, E. B.Sellery, George C.Shipstead, HenrikSimmons, Furnifold M.Sinclair, John F.Spreckels, RudolphSteffens, LincolnThomas, NormanUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis., regentsVan Hise, JanetVillard, Oswald GarrisonVolstead, LauraVrooman, CarlWalsh, Frank P.Walsh, Thomas James (1859-1933)Watson, James E.Wheeler, Lulu N. (Mrs. Burton K.)Witt, Peter

BOX I:D19 Petitions urging Belle Case La Follette to fill unexpired term of Robert M. La Follette, Sr.(11 folders)

BOX I:D20 1926Beyer, Clara M.


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Campbell, OliveChynoweth, Edna E.Crownhart, Charles HenryEvans, Elizabeth GlendowerHolmes, Fred L.Leonard, William E.Lippmann, Walter See same container, Evans, Elizabeth GlendowerLynch, Grace C.Moses, George H.Mussey, Mabel Barrows (Mrs. Henry Raymond)Nichols, Jeannette PaddockNorrie, Margaret (Mrs. Gordon)Nye, Gerald P.Paine, Robert F.Rawleigh, Marguerite S. and William ThomasRoe, Gilbert E., Gwyneth K. (“Netha”), and JanetRogers, Alfred ThomasWilliams, Laura C.

1927Addams, JaneBlaine, AnnaBrandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.) and SusanChynoweth, Edna E.Dow, Charles M.Ekern, Herman LewisEmory, Julia See same container, Wold, Emma and Julia EmoryEvans, Elizabeth GlendowerEvjue, William TheodoreFairbank, Lorena King (Mrs. Arthur B.)Fox, PhilipHolmes, Fred L.Lathrop, Julia C.Leonard, William E.Lynch, Grace C.Mackenzie, Nellie Dunn (Mrs. Fred W.)Manly, Basil MaxwellMorse, Wayne L.Otto, Max Carl and RhodaRoe, Gilbert E. and Gwyneth K. (“Netha”)Rogers, Alfred ThomasThompson, GenaThompson, LauraWhite, Martha A.Williams, Laura C.Wold, Emma, and Julia EmoryYoung, Rachel


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BOX I:D21 1928Barton, Albert O.Bates, W. E.Blaine, AnnaBrandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.) and JennieCampbell, Lou H. (Mrs. E. Ray)Campbell, OliveColcord, LincolnDavidson, JoEvans, Elizabeth GlendowerFrear, James A.Gale, ZonaHodder, Jessie See same container, Brandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.) and JennieKellogg, Louis PhelpsKent, Elizabeth T. (Mrs. William)Lynch, Grace C.McCormick, ElizabethMackenzie, Nellie Dunn (Mrs. Fred W.)Nichols, Jeannette P.Otto, Max CarlPaine, Robert F.Post, Alice ThacherPutnam, FrankRawleigh, Marguerite S. and William ThomasRobins, Margaret D. (Mrs. Raymond)Roe, Gilbert E. and Gwyneth K. (“Netha”)Stearns, Lutie E.Williams, Laura C. and RichardWold, EmmaWyatt, Jonathan B.

1929Abbott, GraceBarton, Albert O.Bowers, Claude G.Brandeis, Alice Goldmark, Louis Dembitz, and SusanCreager, Marvin H.Durand, Celia C.Evans, Elizabeth GlendowerEvjue, William TheodoreFreeman, Flora Dodge (Mrs. Warren H.)Gale, ZonaHolmes, Fred L.Johnston, Mercer G.Lynch, Grace C.Mackenzie, Nellie Dunn (Mrs. Fred W.)Manly, Basil Maxwell and Mollie


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Martin, Thomas P.Masters, Edgar LeeNunns, Annie A.O'Leary, Paul A.Paine, Robert F.Palmer, Marion A.Rawleigh, Marguerite S. and William ThomasRoe, Gilbert E.Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.) and JanetRogers, Alfred ThomasSanders, EverettSimpson, Jefferson Beard and LuellaSteffens, LincolnVolstead, LauraWebbink, Paul L.Wiker, Cordelia H.Witte, Edwin E.Young, Rachel

BOX I:D22 1930Abbott, GraceBacon, Isabel D.Barton, Albert O.Bascom, JeanBrandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.) and Susan For additional material see same

container, Evans, Elizabeth GlendowerChynoweth, Edna E.Costigan, Mabel C. (Mrs. Edward P.)Dow, Charles M.Ekern, Herman LewisEmory, Julia See same container, Wold, Emma, and Julia EmoryEvans, Elizabeth GlendowerEvjue, William TheodoreFairbank, John KingFolger, CliffordFox, Mollie HilbertFrank, Mary Smith (Mrs. Glenn)Freeman, Flora Dodge (Mrs. Warren H.)Gale, ZonaHolmes, Fred L.Keating, EdwardKoenen, Anita K.Lathrop, Julia C.Lynch, Grace C.Mackenzie, Nellie Dunn (Mrs. Fred W.)Manly, Basil MaxwellMeyer, Jake and Rose


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Ordway, HazelRawleigh, Marguerite S. (Mrs. William T.)Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.) and JanetRogers, Alfred ThomasSteffens, Ella Winter (Mrs. Lincoln)Thompson, LauraUpton, Harriet TaylorWagner, Charles L.Wenzel, Herman C.White, William AllenWilliams, Laura C.Wold, Emma, and Julia Emory

BOX I:D23 1931Barton, Albert O.Bourne, ElizabethBrandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.)Breshkovsky, KatherineEvans, Elizabeth Glendower. See also same container, Post, Alice ThacherFairbank, Lorena King (Mrs. Arthur B.)Frank, GlennFrear, James A.Hansel, Josephine S.Johnston, Mercer G.Kyle, J. K.Lathrop, Julia C.Lynch, Grace C.Malone, Dudley FieldOlder, FremontPost, Alice Thacher See also same container, Evans, Elizabeth GlendowerPratt, CarolineRoe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.) and JanetRogers, Alfred ThomasRuggles, Ida WrightWebbink, Paul L.White, William AllenUndated and fragments

(4 folders)

BOX I:D24-D27 Letters Sent, 1898-1931Primarily typescript copies. Also includes correspondence sent by Belle Case La Follette's

secretaries.Arranged chronologically.

BOX I:D24 1898-1912(37 folders)

BOX I:D25 1913-1914(24 folders)


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BOX I:D26 1915-1926(26 folders)

BOX I:D27 1927-1931(19 folders)

BOX I:D28-D37 Subject File, circa 1893-1931Reports, memoranda, printed matter, drafts of articles submitted to Belle Case La Follette,

newspaper clippings, and occasional attached correspondence.Arranged alphabetically by subject and thereunder chronologically.

BOX I:D28 Bishop, Emily Montague MulkinArticle concerning, 1899Emily Bishop League, circa 1893-1903

(3 folders)Lecture material, 1909-1924, undated

(3 folders)Campaign literature, 1912Capital punishment, 1925Cause and Cure of War, conference

Report, 1928General, 1930

BOX I:D29 Children's BureauRadio addresses, 1929-1930

(2 folders)Printed matter, 1922-1930

Clearing House for Limitation of Armaments, bulletins, 1921Coal, anthracite, 1920s“Colored Folk of Washington,” comments concerning Belle Case La Follette's article, La

Follette's Magazine, Dec. 1912Coryell, Abby Hedge, “Woman,” article, undatedCostigan, Edward P. and Mabel G., articles concerning, La Follette's Magazine, 1921-1928Disarmament

General, 1921-1925Printed matter, 1921-1922

BOX I:D30 Education, Wisconsin, 1920-1921Evans, Elizabeth Glendower, articles by, 1921-1930Foreign Policy Association, bulletins, 1921-1922Furuseth, Andrew, articles by, circa 1925-1930“Home and Education Department,” La Follette's Magazine

Lists, 1911-1914Column with index

1909-1911(3 folders)


Howard University, Washington, D.C., 1923-1925Johnson, James Weldon, “The Race Problem and Peace,” article, 1924Keller, Helen, “The Modern Woman,” article, 1912


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La Follette, Belle Case, articles concerning“How a Woman Can Help Her Husband in Politics,” by Zona Gale, Milwaukee Journal,

Aug. 8, 1900“An Amiable Traveler,” New York Times editorial, Oct. 28, 1923

La Follette, Robert M., Sr.Memorial service, 1926Statue and bronze marker, 1929

La Follette, Robert M., Jr.Articles and material concerning, 1925-1930Revision of tariff speech, 1930

La Follette's MagazineArticles, 1925-1926Mailing lists, 1911Women's suffrage articles, 1911-1913Miscellany, circa 1912-1928

BOX I:D32 Laidler, Harry W., “Problems of the Revolutionized Order,” article, 1919Marlatt, Abby L., “Household Values,” article, undatedMiddleton, George, “Stage Life of the Chorus Girls,” article, 1929Militarism, opposition to, 1916-1930Military costs, 1920-1931Military training, 1916-1927Miscellany, circa 1911-1930

(2 folders)BOX I:D33 Mobilization Day, 1924-1925

Montessori method, 1914National Council for Prevention of War

Boeckel, Florence, 1923General, 1922-1930

National Council for the Reduction of Armaments, 1921-1922National League of Women Voters, 1925-1930National Popular Government League, 1928-1931

BOX I:D34 National Woman's Party, 1921-1924(2 folders)

National Women's Trade Union League, 1922Negro, 1924-1925Negro migration, 1916-1923Otto, Max Carl, articles in La Follette's Magazine, 1927

“Cologne to Berlin”The Roman coliseum

PeaceEfforts towards, 1924-1925General, 1916-1930Treaties, 1929

BOX I:D35 People's Legislative Service, 1928Platoon schools, 1924-1926Political freedoms, 1918-1922Primary elections, 1929


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Progressive, 1930GeneralNorwegian newspaper translations by Albert O. Barton

Progressives, conference, 1931Public ownership, 1925-1930Ream, Vinnie, 1915-1917Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.), “Springtime in Our Bodies,” article, La

Follette's Magazine, undatedRussia, 1918-1929Segregation, 1913-1914Social hygiene, circa 1911Troy, Lillian Scott, “How They Love Us,” article, 1921Unemployment

BOX I:D36 Voting, 1924War bulletins, 1921-1925War debts, 1921-1923Wisconsin National Guard, 1923Wold, Emma, articles in Progressive, 1930

“Hague Conference on Nationality of Youth”“Woman's Citizenship”

Women's suffrage, 1914-1915, 1925(2 folders)

BOX I:D37 Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, 1919-1931, undated(4 folders)

World Court, 1929-1930

BOX I:D38-D44 Speeches and Writings File, 1879-1930Handwritten, typed, and printed copies of speeches, articles, and statements by Belle Case

La Follette. Articles were chiefly written for publication in La Follette's (Weekly)Magazine or its successor, the Progressive.

Arranged chronologically.

BOX I:D38 Lists of articles by Belle Case La Follette, chiefly from La Follette's Magazine andProgressive, 1910-1927

1879, June 18, “Learning to See,” speech, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.1898, Samuel A. Harper, death1901

Mar., education speech, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.“Bobbie's Lesson”

1909Jan.

9, “Reception to Mr. and Mrs. Taft”16, “The White House Reception”23, “First Calls in Washington”

Feb. 20, “Cabinet Day”1910

Mar.


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12, “Moral and Physical Habits”19, “Another Word on Habit”

Apr.23, “Habit Again”30, “Impressions of the Suffrage Convention”

May 28, “Another Phase of Habit”1911

June 17, “Woman Suffrage in Wisconsin”Aug. 5, “Colored Folk of Washington”Nov. 11, “What It Means to Be an Insurgent Senator's Wife,” The Housekeeper“Twenty-Five Years of Woman's Progress,” Ladies' World“I Married a Lawyer”“A Thought for Today,” syndicated column

Printed copies(2 folders)

Typescripts(3 folders)

BOX I:D39 (6 folders)1912

May 18, “Marching in a Suffrage Parade”June 22, “Woman of the Hour, May Howard Jackson”July, lessons for Lucius BrownAug.

3, “A New Style of Shoe”10, “Notes on the Suffrage Campaigns in the West”17, “Roosevelt's Speech on Suffrage”24, “Notes on the Suffrage Campaign in California”31, “The Business of Being a Woman”

Sept. 7“Cottage Cheese”“Grand Junction”

Oct. 5, “Children's Bureau Begins Work”Nov. 16, “The Vote on Woman Suffrage in Wisconsin”Fall

“Men and Women of Wisconsin,” speech“Woman's Suffrage,” speech, Wisconsin County Fair

Women's suffrage schools, interview, Washington Evening StarUntitled speech

BOX I:D40 1913Jan. 25

“In Washington”“Child Labor Sunday”

Feb.8, “Mother Jones”15, “In Washington”

Mar.22, “Society Needs Women's Votes”


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29, “United States Senate and Woman Suffrage”Apr. 26, Women's suffrage, speech before congressional committeeMay

17, “Working Women and Prison Labor”24, “Sermons in Democracy”

Aug.23, “The Color Line”30, “Miss Murraye's Dismissal”

Sept. 13, “The Adverse Point of View on ’The Color Line'”Oct.

4, “An Appreciation of ’The Color Line'”22, concerning La Follette, Sr., Huntington Hall, Boston, Mass.25, “Disfranchised Women in Suffrage States”Segregation, speech, Boston, Mass.

Dec., women's suffrage, speech, “Suffrage School,” Washington, D.C.Miscellaneous statements and notes

1914Jan.

5, segregation speech, NAACP, New York, N.Y.13, women's suffrage speech, Philadephia, Pa.24, “Color Line to Date”

June9, “The Woman Movement: My Grandmother,” speech, New Harmony, Ind.

(6 folders)20, “A Better Washington”

BOX I:D41 June-Sept., women's suffrage speechesChautauqua circuit, June-Aug.Ohio State Fair, Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 2Milwaukee, Wis., Sept.

Dec., “Segregation in the Civil Service”SegregationWomen's movement, speech

1915Feb., “The Woman's Peace Party”May, “Mr. Roosevelt's Attack on the Woman's Peace Party”Nov., “A Notable Negro Pageant”

1916, Feb. 5,“Our Story: Personal and Political,” speech, League for Political Education,Carnegie Hall, New York, N.Y.

1917Feb., “Do the People Want War?”Mar., 2, “Vinnie Ream Hoxie,” speech, Woman's Club, Madison, Wis.July, “Lady Barlow”Sept.

“Justice for Pickets”“Patterns for War or Peace”

Oct., free speech statementDec., “Susan B. Anthony's Prophecy”


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Peace speech1920, Feb., “May the Women of the United States Vote in 1920?”1921

Feb.“A Glimpse of Professor Henry”“Reverend Olympia Brown Honored”

Apr., “The Emperor Jones”May, “Women United for Disarmament”June, “Glimpses of Fola in Ancient Gaul”Sept.

“Disarmament Will Succeed”“Household Pests”

Oct. 29, “Disarmament,” speech, Wisconsin Women's Progressive Association,Milwaukee, Wis.

Nov.“Address by Miss Julia O'Connor of the National Women's Trade Union League”“A Week in Wisconsin”“Women's Mass Meeting”

1922Apr.

“A Logical Thought”“Outlawry of War”

Reelection of La Follette, Sr., to United States Senate, speechDraft notes

1923Mar. 15, “Army Reorganization Act of 1920,” speech, Annual Meeting of the United

States Section of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom,Washington, D.C.

Dec., “Russia”“Josephine Peabody,” tributeNotes

Daughters of the American RevolutionMiscellaneous

BOX I:D42 1924Oct.

8, public service record of La Follette, Sr., speeches, Machinists Temple, Philadelphia,Pa., and Mountain Lake, Md.

17Endorsement of La Follette-Wheeler ticket, RCA radio, New York, N.Y.“Why the Homemaker Should Vote for La Follette,” WJY and WJZ radio, New

York, N.Y.18[?], endorsement of presidential candidacy of La Follette, Sr., speech, Women's

University Club, New York, N.Y.La Follette, Robert M., Sr., and progressivism speech“Women Voters,” The Signalmen's JournalSpeaking schedule

“Why I Am a Progressive,” statement


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Miscellany(4 folders)

1925July, “The Magazine Will Go On”Aug., “Mrs. La Follette Not a Candidate”Dec., “Glimpses of a Gifted Reader”Endorsement of La Follette, Jr.'s candidacy to succeed father in United States Senate,

statement1926

July, “Segregation in Washington”1927

Feb., “Caroline Hunt”Mar., “Would Destroy Maternity Law Work”July

“Milwaukee Student Conference”“Outlawry of War”

Nov., subscription appeal, Capital Times, Madison, Wis.1928

Sept., endorsing election of La Follette, Jr., to United States Senate, radio address,Poynette, Wis.

1929“Greed Over-Reaches Itself”Tribute to Walter Durand

1930Brown, Olympia, tribute, “Honor Wisconsin's Pioneer Suffragist”Foster, Alla W., tributeGale, Charles F., tribute“Gandhi's Program in India”Gilbert, Susan Brandeis (Mrs. Frank B.), introduction to her articleHarris, Martha Anstice, tributeJames, WilliamLadd-Franklin, Christine, tribute, “A Pioneer Woman Educator”New magazine formatNorris, George W., endorsement“Save the Children's Bureau”Stearns, Lutie E., tributeSummary of Caroline Pratt's article “Two Basic Principles of Education,” New Republic,

July 2(2 folders)

“A Woman Blazes Agricultural Trail,” tribute to Charlotte Barrell Ware“Women and the Naval Conference”

UndatedAbbott, Grace, tribute“Art in America” by Suzanne (“Clara”) La Follette, book review“Ceramic Art in Germany”“Clifton F. Hodge”“Continental Europe Balkanized”


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“In Washington”“New Solution of Help Problem”“Paul Robeson in Role of Othello”“Progress in Outlawry of War”“Ramsay MacDonald”“Remembering Names”“Results of a Fly Campaign”“School Centers,” speech“A Southern Mountain Folk School”“Standards,” speech concerning Ida Tarbell's article, “Uneasy Women”“A Tribute to Vinnie Ream Hoxie”“What Is Progressive Education?”“Women and War”“Work-Study Play Plan Operating under Difficulties”

BOX I:D43 Undated and untitled(28 folders)

BOX I:D44 (17 folders)

BOX I:D45-D63 Biography File, 1880-1929Typescripts of Belle Case La Follette's biography of Robert M. La Follette, Sr., and

reference material including printed matter, notes, transcripts of interviews, andcorrespondence.

Arranged alphabetically by type of material or name of person and thereunderchronologically. The chronological file in the reference material is arranged by dateindicated in the letters, interviews, studies, and printed matter.

BOX I:D45 Reference materialAlphabetical file, B-V

(40 folders)BOX I:D46 Barton, Albert O., file

Articles concerning La Follette, Sr.Clippings, 1924Correspondence concerning biography, 1928-1929Index cards, 1894-1904Interview and articles, 1924Interview concerning 1918 incident in Russia involving Charles Johnson, 1920La Follette's Winning of Wisconsin by Albert O. Barton

CorrespondenceDigest

Manuscript concerning La Follette, Sr., 1911(2 folders)

MiscellanyNotes concerning Mary Ferguson, 1911Questions concerning 1880-1890 periodScrapbooks

(2 folders)BOX I:D47 Chronological file


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1849-1874(20 folders)

BOX I:D48 1875-1884(15 folders)

BOX I:D49 1885-1890(10 folders)

BOX I:D50 1891-1900(10 folders)


BOX I:D52 1905-1906(16 folders)

BOX I:D53 1907-1909(12 folders)

BOX I:D54 1910-1921(22 folders)


BOX I:D56 Genealogical file(13 folders)

BOX I:D57 La Follette, Isabel F. (“Isen”) fileIago orationInterviews, A-W

(4 folders)University PressMiscellany

(2 folders)BOX I:D58 Miscellany

(8 folders)BOX I:D59 Text

La Follette, Philip Fox, copy, chapters 1-20(20 folders)

BOX I:D60 Lynch, Grace C., copy, chapters 1-20(20 folders)

BOX I:D61 Ribbon copy, chapters 1-19(19 folders)

BOX I:D62 Working copyChapters 1-15

(15 folders)BOX I:D63 Chapters 16-20

(6 folders)Incomplete chaptersMiscellaneous typescripts and notes

(2 folders)

BOX I:D64-D66 Financial Records, 1912-1931Canceled checks, checkbooks, financial statements, receipts, bills, and miscellaneous items

relating to financial matters.


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Arranged by type of material.

BOX I:D64 Bank statements, 1929-1931Canceled checks, 1927-1931Checkbooks, 1930-1931Deposit slips, 1930-1931

BOX I:D65 Accounts, 1928Affidavit concerning Maple Bluff Farm, Madison, Wis., 1927Deeds, 1913-1930

(2 folders)La Follette's Magazine, subscription and financial reports, 1925-1926, 1929

(3 folders)Notes concerning 2244 Cathedral Ave., Washington, D.C., 1928Progressive, financial statement, 1930Rents concerning 2244 Cathedral Ave., Washington, D.C., 1928Statements concerning Crawford Mining Co., 1926, 1931

BOX I:D66 Miscellaneous, 1912-1931(11 folders)

BOX I:D67-D72 Miscellany, circa 1879-1931Biographical material, bibliography, theses, clippings, medical records, memorabilia,

passport, theater programs, will, and articles from La Follette's Magazine.Arranged by type of material.

BOX I:D67 Barton, Albert O., correspondenceTheses

“Robert M. La Follette: A Study in Political Methods,” by Wallace S. Sayre, 1931“Bibliography and Outline of Robert M. La Follette: The Man and His Work” by Ernest

W. StirnNewspaper clippings

1903-1924(4 folders)

BOX I:D68 1924-1930(16 folders)


La Follette's Magazine, clippings, 1925-1928(2 folders)

BOX I:D70 Medical records(2 folders)

Memorabilia(6 folders)

Passport, 1923Programs

(4 folders)BOX I:D71 (1 folder)

Will, 1931


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BOX I:D72 (1 folder)Address, note, and copybooksMiscellaneous material

(10 folders)Articles See OversizeChronological notes See OversizeLa Follette's Magazine material See OversizeMemorial edition of the Progressive See OversizePhotocopies of correspondence and speeches See OversizeResolutions See Oversize

BOX I:E1-E161 Part I: Fola La Follette Papers, 1781-1970

BOX I:E1-E24 Personal Correspondence, 1887-1970Letters received.Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by name of person.Also letters of condolence, Christmas cards and messages, announcements, crank mail,

invitations, and letters of appreciation.Arranged by type of material and thereunder chronologically or alphabetically.

BOX I:E1 1887, Clark, Callie1901

Bishop, Emily Montague MulkinRoe, Gilbert E.

1902Coe, Robert“R” miscellaneous

1903, Jones, Marion1904

“C” miscellaneousSharp, F. C.

1905Arthur, Helen“B-M” miscellaneous

(2 folders)Byron, OliverNash, RoyRoe, Gilbert E.

1906“B-W” miscellaneous

(9 folders)Hapbood, NormanNash, RoyReam, VinnieRogers, Alfred ThomasThompson, J. David


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1907, Roe, Gilbert E.1908, Johnson, Tom L.1909, Dolliver, J. P.1910

Jones, Richard LloydRussell, Charles Edward

1911“A-S” miscellaneous

(13 folders)Archer, WilliamBarker, H. GranvilleDunn, Nellie H.Feakins, William B.Hamilton, ClaytonJones, Richard LloydMacKaye, PercyMarks, Josephine Preston PeabodyPickett, Colette CorbettRogers, Alfred Thomas

1912“B-H” miscellaneous

(3 folders)Bradley, Josephine Crane (Mrs. Harold)Clark, Barrett H.MacKaye, PercyMason, Julian S.Thompson, Lucy Daniels (Mrs. J. David)

1913Cohan & HarrisDunn, Nellie H.

1914Bennett, RichardBuell, KatharineDunn, Nellie H.“E-W” miscellaneous

(4 folders)Macomber, EthelRedpath-Vawter Chautauqua SystemTerry, Ellen

1915“A-W” miscellaneous

(7 folders)Blatch, Harriot StantonCoulson, Austin R.Harriman, Karl EdwinNazimova, AllaRedpath-Vawter Chautauqua System

Part I: Fola La Follette Papers, 1781-1970

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Ryan, AgnesWhite, Mary O.

1916Brown, Gertrude Foster“H-Q” miscellaneous

(3 folders)Whitehouse, Vera Boarman (Mrs. Norman)

1917“B-K” miscellaneous

(2 folders)Baker, Bertha KunzRubissow, George

1918, Tsurumi, Yusuké1919, Tsurumi, Yusuké

BOX I:E2 1920Amiel, Cecille (Mme. Denys)Arnoux, AlexandreArnoux, Amaly (Mme. Alexandre)Barney, NatalieBojer, Ellen (Mrs. John)Carr, LucieLanux, Jeanne deRingwalt, Ralph CurtisSerruys, Jenny See also same container, 1922, Bradley, Jenny SerruysTsurumi, Yusuké

1921Arnoux, Amaly (Mme. Alexandre)Bertrand, FelixBunau-Varilla, GiselleCarr, LucieDayot, MeryemFavre, GenevieveLanux, Jeanne deLenormand, Henri and Marie KalfSerruys, Jenny See also same container, 1922, Bradley, Jenny SerruysSerruys, Mme. M.Tsurumi, Yusuké

1922Arnoux, Alexandre and AmalyBradley, Jenny Serruys (Mrs. William Aspenwall) See also same container, 1920 and

1921 , Serruys, JennyDayot, MeryemGrenard, Mme. FernandKerstrat, Mme. A. deLambiotte, Rose (Mme. Auguste)Lounsberry, ConstantSerruys, Mme. M.


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Steffens, LincolnTsurumi, Yusuké

1923Arnoux, Alexandre and AmalyGale, ZonaLenormand, Marie KalfSerruys, Mme. M.Tsurumi, Yusuké

1924Arnoux, Alexandre and AmalyBranch, Anna Hempsted“C-M” miscellaneous

(2 folders)Duncan, FrancesGale, ZonaSteffens, LincolnTsurumi, Yusuké

1925Arnoux, Amaly (Mme. Alexandre)“B” miscellaneousBlatch, Harriot StantonBossavy, MartheEvans, Elizabeth GlendowerHowe, Marie Jenney (Mrs. Frederic C.)Kallen, Horace M.Light, GertrudeLong, Breckinridge and ChristinePendegast, CharlesRingwalt, Ralph CurtisRoe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Tsurumi, Yusuké

1926Bossavy, MartheO'Leary, PaulSteffens, LincolnVan Loon, Hendrik Willem

1927Davidson, Yvonne (Mrs. Jo)Howe, Marie Jenney (Mrs. Frederic C.)Kallen, Horace M.Ringwalt, Ralph Curtis

1928Dewey, Evelyn“S” miscellaneousTsurumi, Yusuké

1929


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Bossavy, MartheDewey, JohnFavre, GenevieveGale, ZonaKallen, Horace M.“P-S” miscellaneous

(2 folders)Tsurumi, YusukéWilson, Lucy L. W.

BOX I:E3 1930Brandeis, Louis Dembitz

1931Arthur, HelenBarton, Albert O.Bascom, JeanBossavy, MartheBynner, WitterFavre, GenevieveGale, ZonaGreen, Mary JaneHarper & BrothersL. C. Page & Co.Library of CongressMackenzie, Nellie Dunn (Mrs. Fred W.)O'Neill, Carlotta Monterey (Mrs. Eugene)Ringwalt, Ralph CurtisRoe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Sayre, Wallace S.Schumm, Emma HellerSeignobos, CharlesSteffens, LincolnSterling, Susan A.Trace, MaryVoss, ErnstW. W. Norton & Co.Wisconsin Free Library CommissionYoung, Clare

1932Ascoli, MaxBarton, Albert O.G. P. Putnam's SonsGuilbert, Claire (Mme. Gilles)Harper & BrothersKallen, Horace M.L. C. Page & Co.Light, Gertrude


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Mackenzie, Nellie Dunn (Mrs. Fred W.)Pethick-Lawrence, EmmelinePethick-Lawrence, Frederick WilliamPratt, CarolineRoe, John ErnestRunge, Clara T.Schumm, Emma HellerStott, Leila V.

1933Armstrong, William J.Brandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.Browne, Edward E.Charles Scribner's SonsCollins, Alan C.Dugdale, R. I.Evans, Elizabeth GlendowerGale, ZonaGuilbert, Claire and GillesHannan, John J.Harcourt, Brace and Co.Harper & BrothersHollister, Howard KeysHowe, Marie Jenney (Mrs. Frederic C.)Jones, EllisKallen, Horace M.Lahman, Carroll P.Lanux, Jeanne deLe Gallienne, EvaLynch, Grace C.Mackenzie, Nellie Dunn (Mrs. Fred W.)Marquis, DonOtto, Max CarlPratt, CarolineSardeson, RossingSayre, Wallace S.Wald, Lillian D.Wisconsin State Historical Society

BOX I:E4 1934Arnoux, Amaly (Mme. Alexandre)Barton, Albert O.Bats, GabrielleClapp, Norman M.Corrigan, Walter D.Davidson, JoDewey, EvelynDewey, John


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Doubleday, Doran & Co.Evans, Elizabeth GlendowerFisher, VanFunk & Wagnalls Co.Gale, ZonaGilder, RodmanGuilbert, Gilles and ClaireHarcourt, Brace and Co.Harendean, AnneJohnson, James WeldonKallen, Horace M.Kenton, Edna“L” miscellaneousL.C. Page & Co.Le Gallienne, EvaMackenzie, Nellie Dunn (Mrs. Fred W.)Metcalf, K. D.Meyer, ElsieRoe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Roe, John ErnestSayre, Wallace S.Seignobos, CharlesSlattery, HarryWilson, John B.Wisconsin State Historical Society, Madison, Wis.Wood, Elsie M.Yoder, Fred R.

1935Baker, Bertha KunzBrandeis, Louis DembitzBrandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.Coe, Clarence C.Cragg, AllistonEvans, Elizabeth GlendowerEvjue, William TheodoreFleck, Mable DavidsonGilder, RodmanGross, Manford S.Guilbert, Claire and GillesHinkle, Beatrice M.Kallen, Horace M.L. C. Page & Co.Lahman, Carroll P.Le Gallienne EvaLynch, Grace C.Olson, Robert


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Roe, John ErnestSimon and SchusterSmith, Evelyn Dewey (Mrs. Granville M., Jr.)Spewack, Bella (Mrs. Samuel)Tsurumi, Yusuké

BOX I:E5 1936Baker, Ray StannardBrandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.)Brandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.Clapp, Norman C.“D-W” miscellaneous

(3 folders)Davidson, Estelle R. (Mrs. Thomas H.)Dow, Charles M.Ekern, Herman LewisEvans, Elizabeth GlendowerFavre, GenevieveFord, R. M.Gardiner, J. PenningtonGrossgebauer, JohnGuilbert, Claire and GillesHannan, John J.Harcourt, Brace and Co.Harper & BrothersHoffmann, Theodore H.Howe, Frederic C.Jones, George, Jr.Kallen, Horace M.Lahman, Carroll P.Leighton, George R.Lief, AlfredLight, GertrudeLynch, Grace C.Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Roe, John ErnestSayre, Wallace S.Seignobos, CharlesSimon and SchusterSmith, Evelyn Dewey (Mrs. Granville M., Jr.)Spewack, Bella (Mrs. Samuel)Spreckels, RudolphStackpole SonsSteffens, LincolnWald, Lillian D.Warfel, Harry R.Werner, M. R.


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Winter, Ella (“Peter”) (Mrs. Lincoln Steffens)1937

Arnoux, Amaly (Mme. Alexandre)Baker, Ray StannardBats, GabrielleBrandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.)Brandeis, Louis DembitzBrandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.Bristow, Frank B.Bryant, Guthrie L.Causey, James H.Clapp, Analoyce E. (Mrs. Norman M.)Clough, Susan PewComstock, FrancisCrane, Charles RichardDavidson, JoDell, Floyd and Berta Marie GageDolliver, Frances O.Dwyer, W. J.Favre, GenevieveFediaevsky, Vera M.Fischer, MarjorieFord, R. M.Gale, ZonaGardner, J. PenningtonGaus, John M.Gilder, RodmanGuilbert, Claire and GillesHannan, John J.Harris, MayHarrison, J. H.Harrison, Viola M. (Mrs. Frank A.)Hazelton, John H.Hichborn, FranklinHopkins, Harry L.Howe, Frederic C.Iowa State Historical Society, Des Moines, IowaJessup, Philip C.Kallen, Horace M.Kasch, GusKessenich, Henrietta WoodKirwan, Michael J.Kittle, WilliamKraft, ErwinLahman, Carroll P.Lanux, Jeanne de


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Lenroot, Irvine LutherLibrary of CongressLief, AlfredLips, Eva (Mrs. Julius E.)Lips, Julius E.Merriam, Charles E.Metcalf, K. D.Moore, John BassettNichols, Jeannette P.O'Meara, John R.Paine, Robert F.Pope, James E.Preston, James D.Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Roe, John ErnestRood, Ethel K.Rose, Barbara CurtisScheu-Riesz, HeleneSmith, Culver H.Spreckels, RudolphTruesdell, Julius A.Turner, PaulWarfel, Harry R.Williams, C. R.Winter, Ella (“Peter”) (Mrs. Lincoln Steffens)Wisconsin Free Library CommissionWisconsin State Historical Society, Madison, Wis.

BOX I:E6 1938“B-P” miscellaneous

(3 folders)Badgley, Azelia G.Beale, Howard K.Beard, Mary Ritter (Mrs. Charles A.)Beveridge, Catharine (Mrs. Albert J.)Borchard, Edwin M.Brandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.)Brandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.Bristow, Joseph L.Burdette, Franklin L.Commager, Henry Steele See same container, Nevins, AllanCorrigan, Walter D.Darling, Jay N. (“Ding”)Dustin, Charles MailFairchild, Henry PrattFoley, E. M.G. P. Putnam's Sons


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Gale, ZonaGardiner, Elinor W.Gardiner, J. PenningtonGavagan, Joseph A.Gilder, RodmanGoldstein, Philip R.Guilbert, Claire and GillesHahn, Herman J.Hannan, John J.Hanson, EarlHarcourt, Brace and Co.Hazelton, John H.Hechler, Kenneth W.Hegeman, Lloyd H.Henderson, Harry B.Hichborn, FranklinHigham, Mrs. M. S.Holmes, Fred L.Howe, Frederic C.Kallen, Horace M.Keating, EdwardKent, Elizabeth T. (Mrs. William)Kingsbury, John A.Kittle, WilliamKunz, EdaLahman, Carroll P.Lappley, GilbertLathrop, Dorothy M. (Mrs. John)Library of CongressLief, AlfredLittle, Brown & Co.Loe, KelleyLoftus, Josephine Peyton (Mrs. George)Lynch, Grace C.Manahan, KathrynMook, Delo E.Nevins, Allan, and Henry Steele CommagerOlder, Cora (Mrs. Fremont)Park, AlicePinchot, AmosRoberts, Martin A.Roe, John ErnestRogers, Alfred ThomasRowe, Thomas B.Savord, RuthSchuster, O. J.


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Scoble, John M.Spewack, Bella (Mrs. Samuel)Thomas, A. E.Tinnin, Glenna S.Truesdell, Julius A.Tsurumi, YusukéVillard, Oswald GarrisonWhite, William AllenWinter, Ella (“Peter”) (Mrs. Lincoln Steffens)Withington, Mary C.

BOX I:E7 1939Baer, UrbanBaker, Ray StannardBeale, Howard K.Beard, Mary Ritter (Mrs. Charles A.)Blair, Emily NewellBoardman, W. WadeBrandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.)Brandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.Brooks, Aubrey L.Bryant, Frank H.Burdette, Franklin L.Causey, James H.Clapp, Norman H.Clark, Barrett H.Cooper, Grace KellerDaniels, JonathanEckstein, Henry J.Emory, JuliaEsterly, Henry MinorFediaevsky, Vera M.Gilder, RodmanHannan, John J.Han-seng, ChenHarcourt, Brace and Co.Hechler, Kenneth W.Holmes, Fred L.Jones, Gwladys W.Kent, Elizaebeth T.Lahman, Carroll P.Lambiotte, Auguste and RoseLibrary of CongressLief, AlfredLilienthal, David Eli and HelenLynch, Grace C.Mathews, Jerry A.


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Miller, LucileNelson, John M.Nichols, Jeannette P.Ontrich, Neva E.Pinchot, AmosRatliff, Beulah AmidonRingwalt, Ralph CurtisRoe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Roe, John ErnestStone, Nahum I.Tryon, Ruth WilsonTsurumi, KazukoVincent, Merle D.Wheeler, H. D.Zimball, AnnetteUnidentified

1940Atkinson, Caroline P.Beale, Howard K.Beard, CorneliusBeard, Mary Ritter (Mrs. Charles A.)Black, Ruby A.Borchard, Edwin M.Brand, Katharine E.Brandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.)Brandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.Clapp, Analoyce E. (Mrs. Norman M.)Clapp, Norman M.Crocker, LionelDavidson, JoEggum, Alice B.Guilbert, GillesHechler, Kenneth W.Hitchcock, CurticeIrwin, Inez HaynesJohnson, Grace N.Josephson, MatthewKallen, Horace M.Lanux, Jeanne deLibrary of CongressMacKaye, Kenneth C.McKean, Dayton DavidMuldowny, Ruth (Mrs. Sylvester W.)Otto, Max CarlPratt, CarolinePritchard, Paul W.


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Ringwalt, Ralph CurtisRoe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Roe, John ErnestSayre, Wallace S.Shouse, MarthaStewart, MargaretThomas, A. E.Thompson, Laura A.Viertel, SalkaWhitcomb, RobertWood, Alice L.

BOX I:E8 1941Atkinson, Caroline P.“B-S” miscellaneous

(3 folders)Baldwin, Roger NashBarton, Albert O.Beale, Howard K.Beard, Charles Austin and Mary RitterBenton, WilliamBlack, Ruby A.Blake, Katherine D.Borah, Nancy (Mrs. William E.)Borchard, Edwin M.Brand, Katharine E.Brandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.)Brandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.Bye, George T.Chickering, Dorothea Curtis (Mrs. Wallace W.)Coker, Francis W.Cole, Martin L.Comstock, FrancesCope, Eliza M.Daniels, Worth B.Davidson, JoDavis, FlorenceDewey, JohnDryer, Sherman H.Faivre, MarieFerleger, Herbert R.Flexner, BernardGarrison, CurtisGilder, RodmanGross, SimonHenry, M. M.Johnson, Grace N.


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Kallen, Horace M.Lanux, Jeanne deLief, AlfredLilienthal, HelenLips, Julius E.Lynch, Grace C.Macmillan Co.Manly, Basil MaxwellMason, Alpheus ThomasNichols, Jeannette P.Nunns, Annie A.Pratt, Caroline (Testimonial Committee)Ringwalt, Ralph CurtisRoe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Roe, John ErnestRubin, Morris H.Thomas, Ethel DoddTreasury DepartmentTruesdell, Cornelia R.

1942American Historical ReviewArts Club Literary Committee, Washington, D.C.“B” miscellaneousBaldwin, Roger NashBrandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.)Brandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.Bruére, RobertClark, John W.Das, TaraknathDerleth, AugustDu Moulin, Rockwell KingGarrison, Curtis W.Gross, SimonKallen, Horace M.Library of CongressLynch, Grace C.Macmillan Co.Millikan, George LeePratt, CarolineRingwalt, Ralph CurtisRoe, Eleanore J. (Mrs. John Ernest)Roe, John ErnestRogers, Alfred ThomasRosenberger, Francis ColemanSillcox, Luise M.Sinclair, John F.


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Sinykin, GordonSmith, Evelyn Dewey (Mrs. Granville M., Jr.)State DepartmentTruesdell, Julius A.Villard, Oswald GarrisonWisconsin State Historical Society, Madison, Wis.Wold, Emma

BOX I:E9 1943Baker, Ray StannardBeard, Mary Ritter (Mrs. Charles A.)Billikopf, JacobBorchard, Edwin M.Brandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.)Brandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.“C” miscellaneousChase, StuartClapp, Analoyce E. (Mrs. Norman M.)Dewey, JohnFitzpatrick, Edward A.Gilder, RodmanHechler, Kenneth W.Kallen, Horace M.Kent, Elizabeth T. (Mrs. William)Kunz, EdaLibrary of CongressMacKay, Kenneth C.Macmillan Co.Nevins, AllanNichols, Jeannette P.Palmer, Paul A.Raushenbush, Elizabeth Brandeis (Mrs. Paul)Richberg, Donald R.Ringwalt, Ralph CurtisSinclair, John F.State DepartmentTreasury Department

1944Baker, Ray StannardBorchard, Edwin M.Brandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.)Brandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.Castleton, Samuel M.Clapp, Analoyce E. (Mrs. Norman M.)Dockman, OttovieEvensen, Marion Gunnar, and Eva Le GallienneHatcher, Harlan


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Hazard, Tom“K-S” miscellaneous

(2 folders)Kallen, Horace M.Keeley, Mary PaxtonLe Gallienne, Eva See same container, Evensen, Marion GunnarLibrary of CongressMacKay, Kenneth C.Macmillan Co.New York Public Library, New York, N.Y.Pinchot, Ruth (Mrs. Amos)Ringwalt, Ralph CurtisRubin, Morris H.Spreckels, RudolphTefft, SheldonTreasury DepartmentUnidentified

1945Allan, Warde B.Bats, GabrielleBeard, Mary Ritter (Mrs. Charles A.)Billikopf, JacobBorchard, Edwin M.Brandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.)Carr, MattieCommons, EllenGoldmark, JosephineGoldmark, PaulineHannan, John J.Hooker, Helene Maxwell See also Containers I:E14 , I:E16 , and I:E18 , Brewer, Helene

Maxwell HookerKellen, Horace M.Lipson, Isaac B.MacKay, Kenneth C.Mason, Alpheus ThomasNye, Russel B.Pratt, CarolineRaushenbush, Elizabeth Brandeis (Mrs. Paul)Ringwalt, Ralph CurtisRoe, John ErnestStott, Leila V.“W” miscellaneous

1946Baker, Ray StannardBats, AndréBats, GabrielleBeale, Howard K.


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Beard, Charles Austin and Mary RitterBoardman, W. WadeBradley, Jenny Serruys (Mrs. William Aspenwall)Elkington, AdaEmmet, Beulah H.Emory, JuliaFreed, Frances W.Goldman, EricGriffin, Jane“H-N” miscellaneous

(3 folders)Hooker, Helene Maxwell See also Containers I:E14 , I:E16 , and I:E18 , Brewer, Helene

Maxwell HookerJohnson, WalterKallen, Horace M.Kent, Elizabeth T. (Mrs. William)Kesten, Beatrice MaherLibrary of CongressMacKay, Kenneth C.Milton, George FortNash, Howard P., Jr.Nye, Russel B.O'Connor, MichaelOrdman, Charles W.Raushenbush, Elizabeth Brandeis (Mrs. Paul)Roe, John ErnestRogers, Alfred ThomasRubin, Morris H.State DepartmentThomas, Ethel DoddTsurumi, YusukéWhite, William AllenWoodward, Helen Beal

BOX I:E10 1947Baird, Russell N.Bats, GabrielleBeale, Howard K.Beard, Mary Ritter (Mrs. Charles A.)Beckman, James W.Carstensen, VernonCurti, MerleDerleth, AugustFeidler, Ernest R.Field, Sara BardGilder, RodmanGoldberg, Joseph P.Gordon, R.


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Hechler, Kenneth W.Hochstein, Irma E.Irwin, Inez HaynesKallen, Horace M.Keating, EdwardKing, HughMacKay, Kenneth C.Macmillan Co.Nye, Russel B.Pollard, C. A.Raushenbush, Elizabeth Brandeis (Mrs. Paul)Rawleigh, William ThomasRogers, Alfred ThomasStarring, Charles R.Voigt, Rosemary M. (Mrs. William)Woodward, Helen Beal

1948Bats, AndréBats, GabrielleBeale, Howard K.Beard, Charles Austin and Mary RitterHistorical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa.Hooker, Helene Maxwell See also Containers I:E14 , I:E16 , and I:E18 , Brewer, Helene

Maxwell HookerLeiser, ClaraMacmillan Co.Nichols, Roy F.Pratt, CarolineRaushenbush, Elizabeth Brandeis (Mrs. Paul)Rubin, Mary and Morris H.Sayre, Ralph M.Smith, Evelyn Dewey (Mrs. Granville M., Jr.)Spreckels, RudolphUmhau, Frederick G.Wilson, Francis G.Young, James Harvey

1949Beard, Mary Ritter (Mrs. Charles A.)Bradley, Josephine Crane (Mrs. Harold)Ekern, Herman LewisFuller, Henry M.Hohlfeld, A. R.Kallen, Horace M.Kent, Elizabeth T. (Mrs. William)Lanux, Jeanne deLenroot, Katharine F.


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Lochner, Louis P.Otto, Max CarlPotter, David M.Raushenbush, Elizabeth Brandeis (Mrs. Paul)Rawleigh, William ThomasRoe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Rubin, Morris H.Thompson, Annie and BerthaWisconsin State Historical Society, Madison, Wis.Young, Louise M. (Mrs. Ralph)

1950Bates, J. LeonardBats, AndréBats, GabrielleDunn, R. RogerEpstein, HaroldGunderson, NicholasLeys, WilbertLord, Clifford L.Macmillan Co.Meikeljohn, Helen (Mrs. Alexander)Nichols, Jeannette P.Pollard, C. A.Randall, Ruth PainterStoddart, Dayton DavidVance, M. M.Voigt, Rosemary M. (Mrs. William)Weaver, James W.

1951“B-S” miscellaneous

(3 folders)Beard, Mary Ritter (Mrs. Charles A.)Bradley, Jenny Serruys (Mrs. William Aspenwall)Crawford Mining Co.Daniels, JonathanEmmet, Beulah H.Fite, Gilbert C.Hooker, Helene Maxwell See also Containers I:E14 , I:E16 , and I:E18 , Brewer, Helene

Maxwell HookerKent, Elizabeth T. (Mrs. William)Library of CongressMacmillan Co.McKenna, MarianPratt, CarolineRaushenbush, Elizabeth Brandeis (Mrs. Paul)Taylor, Carl C.William H. Wise & Co.


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1952Bats, AndréBowers, Claude G.Crawford Mining Co.“G-R” miscellaneous

(3 folders)Greef, Robert J.Hooker, Helene Maxwell See also Containers I:E14 , I:E16 , and I:E18 , Brewer, Helene

Maxwell HookerKettell, Lawrence F.League of Women Voters of Arlington, Va.Link, Arthur S.Macmillan Co.Madison, Charles A.Nevins, AllanRandall, Ruth PainterRaushenbush, Elizabeth Brandeis (Mrs. Paul)Spalding, Marion H.Stott, Leila V.Thompson, BerthaTsurumi, YusukéVoigt, Rosemary M. (Mrs. William)Western UnionZahler, Helene S.

BOX I:E11 1953“B-V” miscellaneous

(15 folders)Beale, Howard K.Beard, Mary Ritter (Mrs. Charles A.)Beard, WilliamBienstock, Nathan S.Bobbs-Merrill Co.Brandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.Charles Scribner's SonsChute, MarchetteClapp, Newell A.Crane, Frances and John O.Crawford Mining Co.Cruikshank, William M.Ekern, Herman LewisEly, Margaret H. (Mrs. Richard T.)Freeman, Genevieve and MaxGilder, RodmanGoodspeed, JeanneHarcourt, Brace and Co.Hard, WilliamHarper, Carl S.


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Hauser, Elizabeth J.Hopkins, J. A. H.Houghton, Mifflin Co.Kenton, EdnaKesten, Beatrice M.Lanux, Jeanne deLatham, Harold S.League of Women Voters of Arlington, Va.Lilienthal, David EliLindbergh, Charles A. (1902-1974)Macmillan Co.Manly, Mollie (Mrs. Basil M.)McBride, Mary MargaretMcNeill, Mary B.Moley, RaymondMorehouse, Anne Ely (Mrs. Edward)Moses, GordonNevins, AllanOtto, Max CarlPollard, C. A.Potter, Warren H.Raphael, AliceRoe, John ErnestRohde, Ruth BryanRubin, Morris H.Scheu-Riesz, HeleneScripps, CharlesSinykin, GordonStott, Leila V.Thomas, Ethel DoddThomas, Milton HalseyThompson, BerthaTreat, Joy Gilder (Mrs. A. E.)Tremaine, MarieVoigt, Rosemary M. (Mrs. William)White, William LindsayWinter, Ella (“Peter”) (Mrs. Lincoln Steffens)Wisconsin State Historical Society, Madison, Wis.Unidentified

BOX I:E12 1954“B-W” miscellaneous

(9 folders)Beale, Howard K.Beard, Mary Ritter (Mrs. Charles A.)Benton, WilliamBowers, Claude G.


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Bradley, Jenny Serruys (Mrs. William Aspenwall)Brandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.Broadcast MusicBrown, William E.Chickering, Dorothea Curtis (Mrs. Wallace W.)Dunphy, E. BlakesleeEkern, Herman LewisEly, Margaret H. (Mrs. Richard T.)Feidler, Ernest R.Folger, John CliffordGilbert, Susan Brandeis (Mrs. Frank B.)Goldmark, PaulineGrant, JaneHauser, Elizabeth J.Hochstein, Irma E.Hooker, Helene Maxwell See also Containers I:E14 , I:E16 , and I:E18 , Brewer, Helene

Maxwell HookerHornby, Alice BaxterJohnston, ElizabethLahman, Carroll P.Lanux, Jeanne deLe Gallienne, EvaLibrary of CongressLink, Arthur S.Lynch, Grace C.Macmillan Co.McClintock, Thomas C.Nevins, Allan and MaryO'Connor, MichaelPhillips, William and MarlenePopham, Lewis C., IIIRoe, Eleanore J. (Mrs. John Ernest)Roe, John ErnestRoper, LauraSmith, John H.Stott, Leila V.Sutton, VidaTaylor, Anne Dewes and Henry C.Treat, Asher E. and Joy GilderVoigt, Rosemary M. (Mrs. William)Wisconsin State Historical Society, Madison, Wis.Young, Alexandra See also Containers I:E13-I:E18, Pierce, Alexandra Young

1955“B-Y” miscellaneous

(4 folders)Bates, J. LeonardBeale, Howard K.Beckman, James W.


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Bradley, Jenny Serruys (Mrs. William Aspenwall)Brandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.Broadcast MusicBrown, William E.Crawford Mining Co.Darnell, Doris H.Doane, Beth M.Dreacher, A. E.Dunphy, E. BlakesleeEmmet, Beulah H.Fahy, JulianGaus, John M.Goldmark, PaulineHochstein, Irma E.Hornby, Alice BaxterJohnson, LesterKallen, Horace M.Keller, HelenLahman, Carroll P.Le Gallienne, EvaLibrary of CongressMacmillan Co.Maertz, W. A.McNeill, BettyMorehead, AlbertNevins, MaryOlding, Henrietta E.Popham, Lewis C.Raushenbush, Elizabeth Brandeis (Mrs. Paul)Robinson, Edgar EugeneSchaffer, RonaldSnyder, Phil L.Stewart, J. GeorgeStott, Leila V.Taylor, Anne DewesThomas, Milton HalseyVoigt, Rosemary M. and WilliamWarren, Edgar L.Wisconsin State Historical Society, Madison, Wis.Young, AlexandraUnidentified

BOX I:E13 1956“A-R” miscellaneous

(4 folders)Anthony, KatharineBaker, Benjamin


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Bates, J. LeonardBeale, Howard K.Blackorby, E. C.Braeman, JohnBrainerd, Vera ParkeBrand, Katharine E.Brandeis, Louis Dembitz, centennial commissionBrandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.Chickering, Dorothea Curtis (Mrs. Wallace W.)Chute, JoyClemen, Rudolf A.Crawford Mining Co.Dewhurst, James Frederick and JuliaDunphy, E. Blakeslee and VirginiaDunphy, PriscillaEge, Arvia MacKayeEmmet, Beulah H.Emory, JuliaFaivre, Louis MarieHooker, Helene Maxwell See also Containers I:E14 , I:E16 , and I:E18 , Brewer, Helene

Maxwell HookerHornby, Alice BaxterJohnson, Hazel A.Kleinbaum, Max M.Lanux, Jeanne deLibrary of CongressLink, Arthur S.Lowitt, RichardLynch, Grace C.MacKaye, Percy, memorial committeeMacmillan Co.Patterson, Virginia H.Pierce, Alexandra Young and Roger See also Container I:E12, Young, AlexandraRandall, Ruth PainterRaphael, AliceRoe, John ErnestSachar, A. L.Sayre, Ralph M.Schnapper, M. B.Sinykin, GordonStein, Charles W.Stone, Bernice I.Stott, Leila V.Sutton, VidaThompson, BerthaThompson, Mary S.


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Townsend, Adelaide and DallasVoigt, Rosemary M. and WilliamWisconsin State Historical Society, Madison, Wis.World Publishing Co.Unidentified

1957Armstrong, Patricia C.“B-S” miscellaneous

(4 folders)Barnum, WarrenBats, AndréBeckman, James W.Beishlag, BerniceBowers, Claude G.Brainerd, Vera ParkeBrandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.Brewster, R. WallaceBroadcast MusicCahill, AudreyChute, MarchetteDayton, Helena SmithDunphy, VirginiaEmmet, Beulah H.Fahy, JulianFinley, David E.Fleck, Joseph and Mable DavidsonFolger, John CliffordFolger, Katharine (Mrs. John Clifford)Glander, Henry J.Hewes, James E., Jr.Hornby, Alice BaxterIrwin, Inez HaynesJohnston, ElizabethKennedy, John F.Kent, Alan EdmondKidd, SueLanux, Jeanne deLeague of Women Voters of Arlington, Va.Library of CongressLowitt, Richard and SuzanneMacmillan Co.Manly, Mollie (Mrs. Basil M.)McNuff, Mildred CoughlinMeikeljohn, Helen (Mrs. Alexander)Moore, Estelle T.Muldowny, Ruth (Mrs. Sylvester W.)


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Nevins, AllanOtis, D. S.Pierce, Alexandra Young (Mrs. Roger)Raphael, AliceShaheen, Robert A.Silveri, Louis DanielStein, Charles W.Stone, Kathryn H.Thompson, BerthaThompson, Mary S.Townsend, AdelaideTreat, Asher E. and Joy GilderVoigt, Rosemary M. (Mrs. William)Willson, Roger E.Wisconsin State Historical Society, Madison, Wis.Young, Louise M. and RalphUnidentified

BOX I:E14 1958“A-T” miscellaneous

(5 folders)American HeritageBates, J. LeonardBats, AndréBeale, Howard K.Beale, Howard K., Jr.Bitter, FrancisBrand, Katharine E.Brandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.Brewer, Helene Maxwell Hooker See also Containers I:E9 - I:E10 and I:E12 - I:E13 ,

Hooker, Helene MaxwellCane, MelvilleCrawford Mining Co.Dayton, Helena SmithDewhurst, JulieDodd, Mead & Co.Doubleday & Co.Dunphy, VirginiaEmmet, Beulah H.Emory, JuliaFinley, David E.Fleck, Joseph and Mable DavidsonFoley, E. M.Gragnani, AldaHawley, Claude E.Hornby, Alice BaxterIrwin, Inez HaynesKing, C. Harold


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Kinney, CurtisLanux, Jeanne deLeague of Women Voters of Arlington, Va.Long, Christine G.Lowitt, RichardMoore, Estelle T.Muldowny, JohnMuldowny, SheilaMurray Space ShoeNevins, Allan and MaryNew American LibraryOtto, Max CarlPierce, Alexandra Young (Mrs. Roger)Random HouseRaphael, AliceRaushenbush, Elizabeth Brandeis (Mrs. Paul)Roe, Eleanore J. (Mrs. John Ernest)Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Schoville, NaomiScott, Andrew M.Silveri, Audrey Cahill and Louis DanielStott, Leila V.Thompson, BerthaTreat, Asher E.Unger, FrederickWisconsin State Historical Society, Madison, Wis.Unidentified

1959“A-W” miscellaneous

(3 folders)American HeritageAnthony, EdwardBeale, Howard K.Beale, Howard K., Jr.Brand, Katharine E.Brandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.Butler, Charles T.Crawford Mining Co.Dargan, OliveDunphy, E. Blakeslee and VirginiaEmmet, Beulah H.Evensen, Marion GunnarGaus, John M.Gragnani, Aldo and CarloHawley, Claude E.Hennings, Thomas C., Jr.


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Hochstein, Frances E. and Irma E.Hornby, Alice BaxterJohnson, Lyndon B.Kennedy, Padraic M.King, C. HaroldLambiotte, Rose (Mme. Auguste)Lanux, Jeanne deLe Gallienne, EvaLeague of Women Voters of Arlington, Va.Lenroot, Katharine F.Library of CongressLowitt, RichardMacmillan Co.Maria Eucharia, SisterMcFadden, Betsy TownsendMcNeil, Robert O.Millquest, JeromeNevins, Allan and MaryNiles, BlairPhilipps, William W.Pierce, Alexandra Young and Roger See also Container I:E12, Young, AlexandraPinchot, RuthRaphael, AliceReid, LorenReilly, Carolyn LewisRoe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Scheu-Riesz, HeleneScott, AnneSmith, Evelyn Dewey (Mrs. Granville M., Jr.)Stokes, Sophia YoungStone, KathrynStott, Leila V.Thompson, BerthaTownsend, AdelaideTreat, Asher E.University of Wisconsin PressWagner, Robert DouglasYoung, Louise M. (Mrs. Ralph)

BOX I:E15 1960Anderson, Thornton“B-S” miscellaneous

(7 folders)Beale, Georgia RobisonBrandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.Bruner, Philip L.Butler, Charles T.


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Case, Laura B.Dos Passos, JohnDunphy, VirginaEmmet, Beulah H.Evensen, Marion Gunnar, and Eva Le GallienneFairbank, Lorena King (Mrs. Arthur B.)Fenwick, Charles R.Hart, MossHawley, Claude E.Hochstein, Frances E. and Irma E.Hostettler, Gordon F.Irwin, Inez HaynesKennedy, Padraic M.Kettell, Lawrence F.Knaysi, AdeleLanux, Jeanne deLe Gallienne, Eva See same container, 1960 and 1961 , Evensen, Marion GunnarLenroot, Katharine F.Mitchel, EdithNational Arts ClubNevins, AllanOrdman, Charles W.Pierce, Alexandra Young (Mrs. Roger)Raphael, AliceReid, LorenRocco, GiselleSilveri, Audrey Cahill (Mrs. Louis Daniel)Thompson, BerthaTremaine, MarieUniversity of Wisconsin PressWagner, Robert DouglasWisconsin State Historical Society, Madison, Wis.Unidentified

1961Anderson, ThorntonAnthony, EdwardAuerbach, Jerold S.“B-S” miscellaneous

(7 folders)Brand, Katherine E.Brandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.Cane, MelvilleCarr, MattieChickering, Dorothea Curtis (Mrs. Wallace W.)Clapp, Analoyce E. (Mrs. Norman M.)Crawford Mining Co.


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Dewhurst, James Frederick and JulieDubin, Martin DavidDunphy, VirginiaEvensen, Marion Gunnar, and Eva Le GallienneFaivre, Louis MarieGaus, John M.Gilbert, Susan Brandeis (Mrs. Frank B.)Gottschall, GraceGragnani, Aldo and CarloHarris, JulieHostettler, Gordon F.Lambiotte, Auguste and RoseLanux, Jeanne deLe Gallienne, Eva See same container, Evensen, Marion Gunnar (1960, 1961)League Women Voters of Arlington, Va.Lenroot, Katherine F.Library of CongressLoomis, John A.Lyman, Helen SheldonNevins, Allan and MaryOrdman, Charles W.Pierce, Alexandra Young and Roger See also Container I:E12, Young, AlexandraRaphael, AliceRaushenbush, Elizabeth Brandeis (Mrs. Paul)Rocco, GiselleRose, Barbara CurtisScheu-Riesz, HeleneSchoville, NaomiSilveri, Audrey Cahill (Mrs. Louis Daniel)Sinykin, GordonStone, Kathryn H.Taylor, Henry C.Thompson, BerthaTremaine, MarieUniversity of Wisconsin PressVan Kleek, MaryWisconsin State Historical Society, Madison, Wis.Young, Louise M. (Mrs. Ralph)

BOX I:E16 1962Auerbach, Jerold S.“B-W” miscellaneous

(5 folders)Bates, J. LeonardBrandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.Brant, Hazeldean and IrvingBruner, Philip L.


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Cary, Harry M.Crawford Mining Co.Decker, LucielDewhurst, James Frederick and JulieEmmet, Beulah H.Evensen, Marion Gunnar, and Eva Le GallienneGilbert, Frank B.Gilbert, Susan Brandeis (Mrs. Frank B.)Hochstein, Irma E.Hornby, Alice BaxterImmell, Ralph M.Kettell, Lawrence F.Kistler, H. DonaldKnaysi, EdmundLanux, Jeanne deLe Gallienne, Eva See same container, Evensen, Marion GunnarLibrary of CongressLoomis, John A.McConnell, BarbaraNational Arts ClubNevins, MaryOrdman, Charles W.Orlins, GeorgiaPierce, Alexandra Young and Roger See also Container I:E12, Young, AlexandraRaphael, AliceRaushenbush, Elizabeth BrandeisScheu-Riesz, HeleneSilveri, Audrey Cahill (Mrs. Louis Daniel)Stein, BernardTarlin, Harry N.Thompson, BerthaThompson, SueTreat, Asher E.University of Wisconsin PressVoigt, Rosemary M. and WilliamWheeler, Burton K.Wilson, John A.Young, Louise M. (Mrs. Ralph)

1963“A-Y” miscellaneous

(2 folders)Babb, James T.Fried, Richard M.Lanux, Jeanne deLe Gallienne, EvaLenroot, Katherine F.


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Library of CongressLoomis, John A.Nevins, Allan and MaryRaphael, AliceRemington, GeorgeRigdon, WalterRoe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Schlesinger, Arthur Meier (1917- )Thelen, DavidUniversity of Wisconsin PressWhitehead, A. Blair

1964Anderson, David“B-S” miscellaneousBats, AndréBradley, Jenny Serruys (Mrs. William Aspenwall)Brandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.Brewer, Helene Maxwell Hooker See also Containers I:E9 - I:E10 and I:E12 - I:E13 ,

Hooker, Helene MaxwellDivine, Robert A.Dunphy, E. BlakesleeEmory, Julia

BOX I:E17 Fried, Richard M.Gilbert, Susan Brandeis (Mrs. Frank B.)Hillje, John W.Hochstein, Frances E. and Irma E.Hommura, Nagako See also Container I:E19, Sugimori, Nagako HummuraKarl, IsobelKeller, HelenKennedy, Ellen (Mrs. Padraic Colum)Lanux, Jeanne deLeague of Women Voters of Arlington, Va.Lenroot, Katherine F.Lowitt, RichardManning, Eugene A.McConnell, BarbaraMeikeljohn, Helen (Mrs. Alexander)Murray, Jean W.Murray Space ShoeNevins, Allan and MaryOrdman, Charles W.Pierce, Alexandra Young and Roger See also Container I:E12, Young, AlexandraPrink, SusanRaphael, AliceRaushenbush, Elizabeth Brandeis (Mrs. Paul)Rigdon, Walter


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Smith, Evelyn Dewey (Mrs. Granville M., Jr.)Stott, Leila V.Taylor, Henry C.Thompson, BerthaThompson, Daisy HaynesUniversity of Wisconsin PressVoigt, Rosemary M. and WilliamYoung, Louise B.Young, Louise M. (Mrs. Ralph)

1965“A-Y” miscellaneousAnthony, EdBradley, Jenny Serruys (Mrs. William Aspenwall)Bunting, Mary I.Crawford Mining Co.Danelsky, David J.Decker, LucielDecker, RubyFollette, Lois DorseyGilbert, Susan Brandeis (Mrs. Frank B.)Gragnani, AldaHommura, Nagako See also Container I:E19, Sugimori, Nagako HummuraLanux, Jeanne deLeague of Women Voters of Arlington, Va.Lippmann, WalterLowitt, RichardMeikeljohn, Helen (Mrs. Alexander)Muldowny, Ruth (Mrs. Sylvester W.)Nevins, Allan and MaryOrdman, Charles W.Pierce, Alexandra Young (Mrs. Roger)Raphael, AliceRaushenbush, Elizabeth Brandeis (Mrs. Paul)Sinykin, GordonThompson, BerthaThompson, Daisy HaynesThompson, MaryUniversity of Wisconsin PressYoung, Louise M. (Mrs. Ralph)

1966“B-Y” miscellaneous

(2 folders)Bradley, Jenny Serruys (Mrs. William Aspenwall)Cane, MelvilleClapp, Analoyce E. (Mrs. Norman M.)Clapp, Verner W.


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Decker, LucielDewhurst, James FrederickDunphy, VirginiaFleck, Joseph and MableGaus, JohnGilbert, Susan Brandeis (Mrs. Frank B.)Hommura, Nagako See also Container I:E19, Sugimori, Nagako HummuraJones, Franklin La FolletteKennedy, Robert F.Kesten, Beatrice M.

BOX I:E18 Lanux, Jeanne deLe Gallienne, EvaLenroot, Katherine F.Library of CongressLowitt, RichardManning, Eugene A.Nevins, Allan and MaryPierce, Alexandra Young (Mrs. Roger)Raphael, AliceRaushenbush, Elizabeth Brandeis (Mrs. Paul)Reed, Daniel J.Stewart, Kate M.Stokes, Sophia YoungThompson, BerthaThompson, Daisy HaynesThompson, Mary S.University of Wisconsin PressLeague of Women Voters of Arlington, Va.Young, Matilda

1967“B-W” miscellaneousBates, J. LeonardBradley, Jenny Serruys (Mrs. William Aspenwall)Brandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.Decker, RubyDunphy, VirginiaEmmet, Beulah H.Fairbank, John K. and WilmaFeidler, Ernest R.Gilbert, Susan Brandeis (Mrs. Frank B.)Gragnani, AldaHarold J. Latham CommitteeHommura, Nagako See also Container I:E19, Sugimori, Nagako HummuraKennedy, Padraic M.Levy, David W.Library of Congress


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Lowitt, RichardManning, Eugene A.Mary Edana, SisterMurray, Frances WingNevins, MaryPierce, Alexandra Young (Mrs. Roger)Raphael, AliceRaushenbush, Elizabeth Brandeis (Mrs. Paul)Raushenbush, PaulStewart, Kate M.Thompson, Daisy HaynesThompson, Mary S.Urofsky, Melvin I.Young, Louise M. (Mrs. Ralph)

1968“A-W” miscellaneousBradley, Jenny Serruys (Mrs. William Aspenwall)Brand, Katherine E.Brewer, Helene Maxwell Hooker See also Containers I:E9 - I:E10 and I:E12 - I:E13 ,

Hooker, Helene MaxwellDecker, LucielDunphy, VirginiaFairbank, Lorena King (Mrs. Arthur B.)Hommura, Nagako See also Container I:E19, Sugimori, Nagako HummuraLanux, Jeanne deLanux, Lise deLe Gallienne, EvaLibrary of CongressMcCarthy, Eugene J.McGrory, MaryMurray, Frances WingNevins, Allan and MaryOrdman, Charles W.

BOX I:E19 Raphael, AliceRussell & RussellSinykin, GordonSpong, William B., Jr.Stewart, Kate M.Stickney, Dorothy (Mrs. Howard Lindsay)Treat, AsherVoigt, Rosemary M. (Mrs. William)Wisconsin State Historical Society, Madison, Wis.Wood, Thor E.Young, Louise M. (Mrs. Ralph)

1969“A-Y” miscellaneous


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Arntson, Peter A.Brand, Katharine E.Brandt & Brandt, New York, N.Y.Britt, GeorgeButler, Charles T.Chute, MarchetteDell, Berta Marie Gage (Mrs. Floyd)Fairbank, Lorena King (Mrs. Arthur B.)Godwin, OliveGragnani, AldaKallen, Horace M. and RachelLenroot, Katharine F.Library of CongressLowitt, RichardNevins, AllanPeare, Catherine OwensRaphael, AliceRaushenbush, Elizabeth Brandeis (Mrs. Paul)Seawell, Donald R.Stewart, Kate M.Sugimori, Nagako Hommura See also 1964 , 1965 , and 1966 in Container I:E17 and

1967 in Container I:E18, Hommura, NagakoUniversity of Wisconsin PressVagts, Miriam BeardVoigt, Rosemary M. and WilliamWisconsin State Historical Society, Madison, Wis.Young, Louise M. (Mrs. Ralph)Young, Matilda

1970“B-T” miscellaneousDunphy, VirginiaFairbank, Lorena King (Mrs. Arthur B.)Peare, Catherine OwensRaushenbush, Elizabeth Brandeis (Mrs. Paul)Stewart, Kate M.Voigt, William and RosemaryWisconsin State Historical Society, Madison, Wis.Young, Louise M. (Mrs. Ralph)Young, Matilda

Undated“A-W” miscellaneousAtkinson, CarlaBaker, Bertha KunzBeard, Mary Ritter (Mrs. Charles A.)Bossavy, MartheBradley, Jenny Serruys (Mrs. William Aspenwall)


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Brandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis D.)Cahill, AudreyChute, JoyDewhurst, James Frederick and JulieDockham, OttovieDolleans, EdouardEmmet, Beulah H.Emory, JuliaGale, ZonaGilbert, Susan Brandeis (Mrs. Frank B.)Hale, Maryse Rutledge (Mrs. Gardner)Hellje, JohnLambiotte, Rose (Mme. Auguste)Le Gallienne, EvaLowitt, RichardLyman, Helen SheldonLynch, Grace C.Nadejena, LydiaNolan, DavidO'Connor, MichaelPellerin, Jean-VictorRaphael, AliceRingwalt, Ralph CurtisRoe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.)Seager, A. BowerStott, Leila V.Thomas, A. E.Thomas, Ethel DoddVigneau-Serruys, T.Wisconsin Society of Washington, D.C.Unidentified

BOX I:E20 Letters of condolenceLa Follete, Robert M., Sr., 1925

A-Y(21 folders)

UnidentifiedLa Follete, Belle Case, 1931

A-Y(21 folders)

UnidentifiedBOX I:E21 La Follette, Robert M., Jr., 1953

A-Y(21 folders)

UnidentifiedLa Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.), 1961La Follette, Philip Fox, 1965


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Middleton, George, 1967(20 folders)

BOX I:E22 Christmas cards and messages1922-1960

(24 folders)BOX I:E23 1961-1970

(11 folders)BOX I:E24 Announcements

Crank mail (Julius Schulte), 1928-1931InvitationsThank you acknowledgmentsMiscellaneous membership and business cards, receipts, and gift subscriptions

BOX I:E25-E28 Letters Sent, 1910-1970Copies of correspondence sent by or for Fola La Follette.Arranged chronologically.

BOX I:E25 1910-1916, 1925-1939, Apr.(18 folders)

BOX I:E26 1939, May-1948(15 folders)

BOX I:E27 1949-1959(11 folders)

BOX I:E28 1960-1970(14 folders)

UndatedFragments

BOX I:E29-E137 Biography File, 1781-1962Material relating to the book, Robert M. La Follette, including typescripts and proofs of the

manuscript, reference notebooks, and other research material.Arranged by type of material and thereunder alphabetically or chronologically.

BOX I:E29 Reference notebooksChronological file

1781-1899(3 vols.)

BOX I:E30 1900-1904(3 vols.)

BOX I:E31 1905-1906(3 vols.)

BOX I:E32 1907(3 vols.)

BOX I:E33 1908(2 vols.)

1909Jan.-June


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BOX I:E34 July-Dec.(2 vols.)

1910Jan.-Mar.

BOX I:E35 Apr.-Sept.(3 vols.)

BOX I:E36 Oct.-Dec.(2 vols.)

1911Jan.

BOX I:E37 Feb.-May(3 vols.)

BOX I:E38 June-Aug.(3 vols.)

BOX I:E39 Sept.-Oct.(3 vols.)

BOX I:E40 Nov.-Dec. 13(3 vols.)

BOX I:E41 Dec. 14-31(2 vols.)

1912Jan. 1-4

BOX I:E42 Jan. 5-31(3 vols.)

BOX I:E43 Feb. 1-10(3 vols.)

BOX I:E44 Feb. 11-Mar. 15(3 vols.)

BOX I:E45 Mar. 16-May 30(3 vols.)

BOX I:E46 June-Sept.(3 vols.)

BOX I:E47 Oct.-Dec.1913

Jan.-Apr.(2 vols.)

BOX I:E48 May-Sept.(3 vols.)

BOX I:E49 Oct.-Dec.1914

Jan.-July(2 vols.)

BOX I:E50 Aug.-Dec.(2 vols.)

1915Jan.-Feb.

(2 vols.)


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BOX I:E51 Mar.-Dec.(2 vols.)

BOX I:E52 1916Jan.-Mar.

(3 vols.)BOX I:E53 Apr.-Sept.

(3 vols.)BOX I:E54 Oct.-Dec.

1917Jan.-Feb.

(2 vols.)BOX I:E55 Mar. 1-15

(3 vols.)BOX I:E56 Mar. 16-Apr. 6

(3 vols.)BOX I:E57 Apr. 7-June

(3 vols.)BOX I:E58 July-Sept. 20

(3 vols.)BOX I:E59 Sept. 21-Oct. 5

(3 vols.)BOX I:E60 Oct. 6-16

(3 vols.)BOX I:E61 Oct. 17-Nov. 20

(3 vols.)BOX I:E62 Nov. 21-Dec.

(3 vols.)BOX I:E63 1918

Jan.-Feb.(3 vols.)

BOX I:E64 Mar.-Apr.(3 vols.)

BOX I:E65 May-Oct.(3 vols.)

BOX I:E66 Nov.-Dec.1919

Jan.-Feb.(2 vols.)

BOX I:E67 Mar.-Dec.(3 vols.)

BOX I:E68 1920(3 vols.)

BOX I:E69 1921-1922(3 vols.)

BOX I:E70 1923(2 vols.)

1924Jan.-Mar.


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BOX I:E71 Apr.-Aug.(3 vols.)

BOX I:E72 Sept.-Dec.(3 vols.)

BOX I:E73 1925(3 vols.)

BOX I:E74 1926-1962(4 vols.)

BOX I:E75 Interviews and correspondenceVol. 1

Baker, Ray Stannard, 1937Baldwin, Roger Nash, interview with Helene Maxwell Hooker Brewer, 1950Beveridge, Catharine (Mrs. Albert J.), interview with Howard K. Beale, 1946Bigelow, Herbert S., 1937Borah, William Edgar, 1938-1940Bourne, JonathanBrandeis, Louis Dembitz, 1935-1941

(2 folders)Vol. 2

Bristow, Joseph L., 1937-1942(2 folders)

Budlong, Percy E., 1937-1938Vol. 3

Clark, Barrett H., 1933, 1939Cochran, Negley D., 1938Commons, John Rogers, 1937-1938Corrigan, Walter D., Sr., 1934Crane, Charles Richard, 1937Crockett, John C., 1940Ervin, Charles, 1943Evans, Elizabeth Glendower, concerning interview with Alice Thacher Post, circa

1938Evjue, William Theodore, 1935Fornaro, Carlo de, 1938Frazier, Lynn J., 1939

BOX I:E76 Vol. 4Gardner, Gilson, interview with Mrs. Gilson Gardner, 1938-1939Gore, Thomas P., 1938Haines, Lynn J., interview with Dora B. Haines, 1937-1938Halsey, Edwin Alexander, undatedHardwick, Thomas W., 1935-1941Hays, Arthur Garfield, 1938Holmes, Fred L., 1935

Vol. 5Keating, Edward, 1939Kingsbury, John A., 1937Kirwan, Michael Joseph, 1937


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Kohler, Henry, 1939Vol. 6

La Follette, Charles Sumner, interview with Nellie Dunn MacKenzie, 1932La Follette, Chester, 1942La Follette, Fola, interviews with

Lindsay, Suzanne (“Clara”) La Follette, 1962 See also same container, La Follette,Suzanne (“Clara”)

Sucher, Ralph G., 1920s[?]La Follette, Philip Fox, 1940La Follette, Robert M., Jr., excerpt from correspondence with Philip Fox La Follette,

1916La Follette, Suzanne (“Clara”), 1939 See also same container, Lindsay, Suzanne

(“Clara”) La FolletteLief, Alfred, 1937Ludlow, Louis, 1939Lundeen, Ernest, 1939

BOX I:E77 Vol. 7La Follette, Robert M., Jr.

Interview with Ralph G. Sucher, 1939Interviews with Fola La Follette and excerpts of material submitted by her for

verification and comment, 1939-1946Vol. 8, Lenroot, Irvine Luther, 1937-1939Vol. 9, Merriam, Charles Edward, and George L. Record, interview with Frank

Sommer, 1937-1938BOX I:E78 Vol. 10

Mathews, Jerry A., 1939Middleton, George, 1933, undatedNelson, John M., 1938-1939Norris, George W., 1939Otto, Max Carl, 1940

Vol. 11Paine, Robert F., 1937-1938Phillips, John S., 1937Pinchot, Amos, 1938-1939Pollock, Walter W., 1937-1938Pope, James E., 1937Reed, James A., 1938-1940Rogers, Walter S., 1937Rublee, George, interview with Helene Maxwell Hooker Brewer, 1950Sauthoff, Harry, 1936Savage, Carlton, interview with George Middleton, 1937Shipstead, Henrik, 1946Sommer, Frank, 1937-1938Steensland, Henry H., interview with Albert O. Barton, 1931Sucher, Ralph G., article by, undatedTausig, Carl, 1949Villard, Oswald Garrison, 1937-1938


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Welliver, Judson, 1938-1940BOX I:E79 Roosevelt, Theodore (1858-1919)

Papers at the Library of Congress, notes, 1910-1911(3 vols.)

BOX I:E80 Papers at the Library of Congress, 1911-1918, undated(3 vols.)

BOX I:E81 “Book,” 1904-1917(2 vols.)

BOX I:E82 Wilson, Woodrow, notes re papers at the Library of Congress, 1913-1929(2 vols.)

BOX I:E83 PersonsVol. 1

Amidon, Charles F., 1919-1923Anderson, C. H., 1939Baker, Ray Stannard, 1905-1939Ballard, Clint B., 1939Barlow, Anna Maria Heywood Denman, Lady, 1917Barton, Albert O., 1931Bashford, [Robert M. ?], undatedBeard, Charles Austin, 1913Beatty, Bessie, 1937Bennett, J. H., 1917Benson, Allan L., 1911Beveridge, Albert Jeremiah, 1908-1910, undatedBorchard, Edwin, 1938Bourne, Jonathan, 1910, undatedBrandeis, Alice Goldmark and Louis Dembitz, 1915Bristow, Joseph L., 1911-1912, 1940, undatedBrown, Walter F., 1912Bryan, William Jennings (1860-1925), 1912-1918, 1937, undatedBryant, George E., 1902-1906Buchanan, Frank, 1917Bullitt, William C., 1939Burlingham, Charles C., 1913

Vol. 2Clapp, Moses E., 1912Clark, Bennett Champ, 1917Clark, Walter, 1911-1913, 1924Cobb, Irvin S., 1918Cochems, Henry, 1938Cochran, Negley D., 1937, undatedColby, Everett, 1911, undatedColver, William B., 1916Commons, John Rogers, 1910-1914, 1924, 1937Cooper, Henry Allen, 1917Costigan, Edward P., 1939Crane, Charles Richard, 1911-1915


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Crownhart, Charles Henry, 1918Cummins, Albert B., 1910-1912Daniels, [Josephus ?], 1918Debs, Eugene V., 1917, 1924Ekern, Herman Lewis, 1910Evans, Elizabeth Glendower, 1911, 1925, 1937-1938

Vol. 3Fackler, John D., 1911Fall, Albert D., 1944Ferber, Edna, 1938Fornaro, Carlo de, 1938Frankfurter, Felix, 1939Frazier, Lynn J., 1939Frear, James A., 1939Furuseth, Andrew, 1915, 1929, undatedGale, Zona, 1938-1939Gannett, Lewis, undatedGardner, Gilson, 1911-1912, 1937Garfield, James Rudolph, 1911-1912Glavis, Louis R., 1909, 1941Gore, Thomas T., 1916-1917, 1938, undatedGrey, Edward, undatedGronna, Asle J., 1910-1912Haines, Lynn J., 1919, 1938Halbert, Hugh T., 1909-1910Hallanan, Charles, circa 1918Hanna, Louis B., 1910Hannan, John J., 1912, 1919, 1938Hapgood, Norman, 1937Hardwick, Thomas W., 1939Harper, Cornelius A., 1910Harrison, Frank A., 1912, undatedHicks, John, 1911Higgins, Frank, 1925Hill, Russell, 1917Hoard, William D., 1910Holmes, Fred L., 1940Hopper, John J., 1912Hostettler, Gordon, 1939-1940House, Edward M., 1916Houser, Walter L., 1911-1912, undatedHusting, Paul, 1916, 1938

BOX I:E84 Vol. 4Joffre, Joseph Jacques Césaire, 1917Johnson, Hiram, 1911-1912, 1937Johnson, James Weldon, 1938


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Jones, E. Clarence, 1911-1912Keating, Edward, 1937-1939Kent, William, 1911-1914Kittle, William, 1909-1910, 1937Knapp, Seaman A., undatedKnox, Frank, 1911-1912, 1936La Follette, Belle Case, 1931La Follette, Robert M., Jr., 1913La Follette, Robert M., Sr., 1911, undatedLane, Harry K., 1917, undatedLansing, Robert, 1916, 1935Lathrop, John E., 1911Lathrop, Julia C., 1930Lenroot, Irvine Luther, 1911-1917, 1939Lief, Alfred, 1939Lindsey, Ben, 1910Livernash, E.J., undatedLockney, Henry, 1915Lodge, Henry Cabot (1850-1924), 1911, 1917Loftus, George, 1913, undatedLong, Chester R., undatedLundeen, Ernest, 1917

Vol. 5MacDonald, J. Ramsay, 1914MacKenzie, Fred W., 1916Malone, Dudley Field, 1915-1940Manahan, James, 1917Manly, Basil Maxwell, undatedMartin, Frederick Townsend, 1912Martin, Henry C., undatedMathews, Jerry, 1917, undatedMcCormick, Medill, 1911-1912, undatedMcGovern, Francis E., 1912McHarg, Ormsby, 1912McLemore, Atkins J., 1916McSween, Angus, 1911-1912Middleton, George, 1917-1919, undatedMiller, George E., undatedMillis, Walter, undatedMook, Delo E., 1938Murphy, Jerre C., undatedNeedham, Henry Beach, 1911Nelson, John, 1909Norris, George W., 1911-1939Nuorteva, Santeri [?], 1939

Vol. 6


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Older, Fremont, 1910-1912Osborn, Chase S., 1911-1912Paine, Robert F., 1919-1940Peterson, James, 1919Peterson, Marie E., 1938Pierce, James M., 1920Pinchot, Amos, 1910-1912Pinchot, Gifford, 1911-1912Poindexter, Miles, 1911Pollock, Walter W., 1910, 1935-1937Quick, Herbert, 1911Rankin, Jeannette, 1917Reagan, John H., 1936, undatedRecord, George L., 1911, 1933Reed, John, 1936Reily, E. Mont, undatedRobards, Frank P., 1911-1912Robins, Raymond, 1918Roe, Gilbert E., 1884-1939Rood, R. D., 1896-1937Rowe, E. C., 1910Rowell, Chester H., 1948Rublee, George, 1938-1939Rublee, Horace, undatedRussell, Charles Edward, 1917

BOX I:E85 Vol. 7Sayre, Wallace S., 1936Schramm, Arnold O., 1917Schuster, O.J., 1902-1928Scoble, John M., 1937Scripps, Edward W., 1910-1912Seitz, Don, 1912Shibley, George H., undatedSlattery, Harry, 1938-1939, undatedSmith, Hoke, undatedSommers, Frank, 1912Spreckels, Rudolph, 1910-1912, 1937Starr, Western, 1919Steffens, Lincoln, 1916-1919Stone, William Joel, 1916, 1938Strong, Anna Louise, 1919Sullivan, Mark, 1917Taft, William H. (1857-1930), 1917, undatedTeal, Joseph, 1916Thompson, Lucy Daniels (Mrs. J. David), 1912Townley, A. C., 1917


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Truesdell, Cornelia Riggs (Mrs. Julius A.)Vol. 8

Unwin, E., 1938Van Hise, Charles R., 1912Villard, Oswald Garrison, 1938Walker, Herman, 1911Walsh, Thomas James (1859-1933), 1939Wanamaker, Reuben M., undatedWeaver, Erasmus M., Jr., 1916Webbink, Paul, 1908-1910West, Oswald, 1910-1928Weyl, Walter, 1918Whedon, Charles O., 1911Wheeler, Burton K., 1938White, William Allen, 1911-1938Wilson, Woodrow, 1913-1919Wister, Owen, 1938

SubjectsVol. 1

AlaskaArmed neutralityAutobiographyBallinger, Richard Achilles, resignation from Interior DepartmentCaucus, as used by political parties in CongressChildren's BureauCopyrightCourtsCurrency

BOX I:E86 Vol. 2Declaration of LondonEmbargoFilibusterGrangeHouse-Grey memorandumIncome taxInsurgencyInterstate commerceLaborLa Follette's MagazineLibelLusitania (steamship)

Vol. 3Maple Bluff Farm, Madison, Wis.NeutralityOilPeace terms resolution


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Primary election bill“Progressive,” use of the term in Wisconsin politicsRacial discriminationRailroadsResidence, executive, Madison, Wis., history

Vol. 4St. Paul, Minn., speechSuffrageSunriseTariffTreaties

Before SenateSecret

TrustsUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.Versailles TreatyWar debtsWar legislationWater power

BOX I:E87 Books, A-W(2 vols.)

BOX I:E88 Newspapers1912 presidential campaign, 1911-1917

(3 vols.)BOX I:E89 (2 vols.)

Peace terms and treaty, excerpts from books and Congressional Record, 1915-1934BOX I:E90 Miscellany, 1911-1917

(3 vols.)BOX I:E91 Presidential candidacy, 1924

(2 vols.)Miscellaneous notebooks

La Follette, Robert M., Sr.Death, including copies of correspondence, statements, and quotations from

newspapers, 1925BOX I:E92 Relationship with Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919), 1910-1917

Speaking dates, 1903-1909La Follette, Belle Case, including interviews, reminiscences, tributes, and notes

(2 vols.)BOX I:E93 Baker, Ray Stannard

CorrespondencePapers in the Library of Congress

La Follette, Suzanne (“Clara”), diary and interviews, 1917-1918, 1941BOX I:E94 Becker, John M., trial, notes and correspondence, 1917

Brandeis, Louis Dembitz, correspondenceHannan, John J., interviews and correspondence

1933-1938BOX I:E95 1939-1945


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Lansing, Robert, notes on his papers in the Library of CongressLief, Albert, notes and correspondence

BOX I:E96 Lynch, Grace C., recollectionsSlattery, Harry, interviews with Ralph G. Sucher, 1932Truesdell, Julius A., interviews and related material, 1937-1938

BOX I:E97 Pinchot, Amos, notes concerning his Progressive Party manuscriptWilson, Walter K., interview and related material, 1948La Follette, Robert M., Sr., persons mentioned in his correspondence

BOX I:E98 Peace moves, 1918-1919Armed ship bill debate, 1917Insurgency, by Kenneth W. Hechler

BOX I:E99 Columbia University, New York, N.Y., master's theses listLa Follette, Robert M., Sr., notes found in booksNational Archives

BOX I:E100 Bryan, William Jennings (1860-1925), Julius A. Truesdell, and the Lusitania,1915-1917, 1937(2 vols.)

Book quotationsBOX I:E101 Bryan, William Jennings (1860-1925), Joseph P. Tumulty, and Woodrow Wilson, notes

on their papers in the Library of CongressPhotographs and photocopiesDuplicate items sent to other libraries

BOX I:E102 Items to be photocopied for chronological booksMethod book and notes concerning La Follette Family PapersQuotesRoll calls, notes and correspondence

BOX I:E103 Typescripts and proofsFirst carbon

MemorandumChapters

1-26(26 folders)

BOX I:E104 27-50(24 folders)


BOX I:E106 Second carbonChapters

1-26(5 folders)



BOX I:E109 Third carbon, working copyMemorandaNotes concerning condensation and cuts, 1952


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Preface(2 folders)

Chapters1-15

(15 folders)BOX I:E110 16-30




(18 folders)Epilogue

BOX I:E114 Second revision by Belle Case La FolletteChapters 1-19

(19 folders)BOX I:E115 Third revision

Chapters 1-26(19 folders)

BOX I:E116 Fourth revisionChapters 1-20

(20 folders)Notes and appendix notes

BOX I:E117 Fifth revisionNoteChapters

1-13(13 folders)


Notes and appendix notesBOX I:E119 Ribbon copy

ContentsPhotographs

Set I(2 folders)

Set IIPreface, permissions, and acknowledgmentsChapters

1-26(26 folders)



Epilogue


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IndexBibliography

BOX I:E122 Pages withdrawn for condensation(8 folders)

Word count of cuts for condensationBOX I:E123 Galley proofs, annotated


Footnotes, incompleteBOX I:E124 Chapters 32-72

(2 folders)BOX I:E125 Revised printer's proof

Title pagesChapters 1-72

(2 folders)BOX I:E126 Page proofs, annotated


EpilogueFootnotes

BOX I:E127 Page proofs, annotated printers proof, chapters 1-72(2 folders)

BOX I:E128 MiscellanyMaterial concerning biography of Robert La Follette, Sr., by Fola La Follette and Belle

Case La Follette(17 folders)

BOX I:E129 Publicity and reviews(15 folders)

BOX I:E130 Correspondence, interviews, and statements, 1875-1956, undated(18 folders)

BOX I:E131 Notes(16 folders)

BOX I:E132 (13 folders)BOX I:E133 (10 folders)BOX I:E134 Note cardsBOX I:E135 Note cardsBOX I:E136 Note cardsBOX I:E137 Notes cards concerning Belle Case La Follette

BOX I:E138-E142 Financial Records, 1929-1970Medical bills, bank statements, and tax returns.Arranged chronologically.Also material concerning the biography of Robert M. La Follette, Sr., including tax forms

reflecting publication expenses and income, bills, and correspondence.Arranged by type of material or topic and thereunder chronologically.

BOX I:E138 Biography, 1935-1964(19 folders)


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BOX I:E139 PersonalMiscellany

1929-1965(11 folders)

BOX I:E140 1966-1970(13 folders)

BOX I:E141 Bank statements and canceled checks, 1960-1970(9 bundles)

BOX I:E142 (5 bundles)

BOX I:E143-E150 Printed Matter, 1879-1969Books, plays, programs, radio scripts, pamphlets, and leaflets.Arranged by type of material and alphabetically or thereunder chronologically.

BOX I:E143 Books(4 folders)

BOX I:E144 (5 folders)BOX I:E145 Plays

(7 folders)BOX I:E146 Programs

1879-1959(26 folders)

BOX I:E147 1960-1966, undated(6 folders)

American Story, radio series, 1958High Mowing School, Wilton, N. H., bulletins and brochure, 1953-1969

BOX I:E148 Pamphlets and leafletsA-K

(40 folders)BOX I:E149 L-N

(37 folders)BOX I:E150 O-W

(33 folders)

BOX I:E151-E161 Miscellany, 1897-1970Personal writings, engagement calendars, notes, and clippings.Grouped by type of material or subject.

BOX I:E151 Writings by Fola La Follette, 1897-1954, undated(27 folders)

BOX I:E152 Engagement calendars, 1931-1967BOX I:E153 Notes, personal material, and will

(25 folders)BOX I:E154 Russia trip, 1928, undated

(12 folders)BOX I:E155 Memorials, tributes, and resolutions concerning Robert M. La Follette, Sr., 1925-circa 1957

(22 folders)


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BOX I:E156 Inventories(7 folders)

Articles and statements by friends(16 folders)

BOX I:E157 “Portrait in Isolationism: The La Follettes and Foreign Policy, “ by Alan E. Kent,dissertation, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis., 1956

BOX I:E158 Index of library of Fola La Follette and George MiddletonBOX I:E159 General material, A-W

(39 folders)BOX I:E160 Clippings

1905-1949(36 folders)

BOX I:E161 1950-1970, undated(24 folders)

BOX I:F1-F2 Part I: Philip Fox La Follette Papers, 1911-1971Letters received and sent, diary and journal entries, newspaper clippings, school and university

papers, notes, proclamations, and statements.Arranged by type of material. Correspondence is grouped in a chronological general file and an

alphabetical special file.

BOX I:F1 DiaryJournalCorrespondence

General, 1911-1971, undated(4 folders)

SpecialPhotograph request file, B-W, 1914-1918Barlow, Anna Maria Heywood Denman, Lady, 1918, 1924Bernstorff, Johann-Heinrich, 1916Blaine, John J., 1920Brandeis, Louis Dembitz, 1916Bryan, William Jennings (1860-1925), 1914Clapp, Analoyce, 1966Colcord, Lincoln, 1920Colean, Miles L., 1918-1920Evjue, William Theodore, 1929Farrington, Joseph R., 1918-1920Fairbank, Lorena King (Mrs. Arthur B.), 1920Fox, Phillip, 1911Frankfurter, Felix, 1918Gale, Zona, 1918Hannan, John J., 1918-1919Harris, Frank, 1918Hornbeck, Stanley K., 1965Keating, Edward, 1920Kemp-Hopper, Rosamund, 1916-1919Kemp-Hopper, T., 1914-1915


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Link, Carl, 1919Lynch, Grace C., 1922-1925

BOX I:F2 MacDonald, James Ramsay, 1917-1918MacKenzie, Fred W., 1917Mackenzie, Nellie Dunn (Mrs. Fred W.)Manly, Basil Maxwell, 1927Meyers, Paul D., 1918-1919Pringle, Henry F., 1930Roe, Gilbert E., 1920, 1926Rubin, Morris H., 1959Stevens, E. Ray, 1925Van Hise, Charles R., 1912-1914Volstead, Laura, 1920, undatedWood, Alice, 1918-1920Wurlitzer, Raymond B. (“Bugs”), 1918-1920

MiscellanySchool and university papers

(3 folders)Notes, proclamations, and statementsClippingsSpeeches, printed, 1931-1944

BOX I:G1 Part I: Mary Josephine La Follette Papers, 1924-1971Correspondence, reports, financial records, and printed matter.Organized by type of material.

BOX I:G1 CorrespondenceCondolence letters

Death of Robert M. Follette, Jr., 1953(2 folders)

Death of Fola La Follette, 1970(2 folders)

General, 1946-1971Reference letters, 1947-1966Special

Lynch, Grace C., 1954Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.), 1924-1926Voigt, William R., 1952

Reports, 1946-1948Miscellany

BOX I:H1-H19 Part I: Gilbert E. Roe Papers, 1887-1961

BOX I:H1-H5 Family and General Correspondence, 1898-1961Correspondence between Gilbert E. Roe and Gwyneth Roe, the Roe children and their

parents, and letters to or about the Roe family.Family letters are arranged chronologically. General correspondence is organized in an

alphabetical file of received material and a chronological file of material sent.

Part I: Philip Fox La Follette Papers, 1911-1971

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BOX I:H1 Family, 1898-1961(21 folders)

BOX I:H2 GeneralLetters received, 1900-1929

A-J(10 folders)

BOX I:H3 K-Z(14 folders)

BOX I:H4 Letters sent1900, May 1-1915, May 29

(16 folders)BOX I:H5 1915, June 4-1929, Oct. 25

(13 folders)

BOX I:H6-H8 Special Correspondence, 1891-1930Letters received.Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by name of person.

BOX I:H6 1891, La Follette, Robert M., Sr.1900

Bryant, George E.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.Rogers, Alfred ThomasZimmerman, Albert G.

1901Bryant, George E.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.Rogers, Alfred Thomas

1902Bryant, George E.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.Rogers, Alfred ThomasZimmerman, Albert G.

1903, La Follette, Belle Case1904

La Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, Robert M., Sr.Rogers, Alfred Thomas

1905Brinner, Oscar E.Rogers, Alfred Thomas

1906Hannan, John J.La Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, Robert M., Sr.

Part I: Gilbert E. Roe Papers, 1887-1961

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Rogers, Alfred Thomas1907

Elern, Herman L.Hannan, John J.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.Lenroot, Irvine LutherRogers, Alfred Thomas

1908Brinner, Oscar E.Ekern, Herman LewisLa Follette, Belle CaseRogers, Alfred ThomasSteffens, Lincoln

1910Abbott, Leonard D.Huebsch, B. W.La Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, Robert M., Sr.McGovern, Francis E.Rogers, Alfred ThomasSteffens, Lincoln

1911Abbott, Leonard D.Brinner, Oscar E.Hannan, John J.La Follette, FolaLa Follette, Robert M., Sr.Lenroot, Irvine LutherLippmann, WalterMacKenzie, Fred W.McGovern, Francis E.Pinchot, AmosRogers, Alfred ThomasSpreckels, RudolphZimmerman, Albert G.

1912Brinner, Oscar E.Doubleday, Page & Co.Hannan, John J.Hapgood, NormanHuebsch, B. W.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.Lenroot, Irvine LutherMacKenzie, Fred W.McGovern, Francis E.Pierce, James M.


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Rodman, HenriettaRogers, Alfred ThomasSpreckels, RudolphStone, Rufus B.

1913Boyd, F. SumnerChoate, Joseph H.Cortelyou, Joseph T.Davies, Joseph E.Hale, SwinburneHand, LearnedHannan, John J.

BOX I:H7 Huebsch, B. W.La Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, FolaLa Follette, Robert M., Sr.Lenroot, Irvine LutherMacKenzie, Fred W.Page, Walter HinesPierce, James M.Rodman, HenriettaRogers, Alfred ThomasSpooner, John C.Spreckels, Rudolph

1914Boyd, F. SumnerBrandeis, Louis DembitzCatt, Carrie ChapmanCreel, GeorgeDodge, MabelEastman, MaxEgly, Silas L.Hannan, John J.La Follette, FolaLa Follette, Robert M., Sr.Lippmann, WalterMacKenzie, Fred W.New York County Lawyers' AssociationPierce, James M.Pinchot, AmosRogers, Alfred ThomasRussel, Charles EdwardScoble, John W.Spreckels, RudolphStoddard, W. L.Stokes, J. G. Phelps


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1915Abbot, Leonard D.Bryan, William Jennings (1860-1925)Catt, Carrie ChapmanCreel, GeorgeCulbertson, William S.Eastman, MaxGoldman, EmmaHale, SwinburneHannan, John J.House, Edward M.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.Laidlaw, James L. and Harriet B.Lippmann, WalterSanger, WilliamSinclair, UptonSpreckels, RudolphWise, Stephen S.

1916Abbot, Leonard D.La Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.Laidlaw, Harriet B.Mencken, H. L.Pierce, James M.Rodman, HenriettaRogers, Alfred ThomasSanger, Margaret H.Steffens, LincolnWise, Stephen S.

1917Hannan, John J.La Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.Laidlaw, James L.Rogers, Alfred ThomasSmedley, Agnes

1918Crownhart, Charles HenryHannan, John J.La Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.Rogers, Alfred Thomas

BOX I:H8 1919Abbot, Leonard D.


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Eastman, MaxHannan, John J.Harris, FrankHillquit, MorrisKing, JudsonLa Follette, Robert M., Sr.Pettigrew, Richard F.Rogers, Alfred ThomasSmedley, Agnes

1920Hillquit, MorrisLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.MacKenzie, Fred W.

1923La Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.

1924Baldwin, Roger ShermanCattell, James McKeenHillquit, MorrisLa Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, Harvey M.La Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.La Follette, Robert M., Sr.Richberg, Donald R.Roosevelt, Franklin D. (1882-1945)Wise, Stephen S.

1925La Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.Steffens, Lincoln

1927Kellogg, Paul U.Smedley, Agnes

1928Baldwin, Roger NashHillquit, MorrisLa Follette, Belle CaseLa Follette, Philip FoxNew York County Lawyers' Association

1929Hand, LearnedHillquit, MorrisHughes, Charles EvansLa Follette, Belle Case


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La Follette, Philip FoxLa Follette, Robert M., Jr.Rogers, Alfred ThomasSmedley, Agnes

1930, Steffens, Lincoln

BOX I:H9-H12 Legal File, 1903-1929Briefs, arguments, memoranda, and statements of cases in which Roe participated.Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by name of case, person, or

organization, or by topic.

BOX I:H9 1900, Certificate of incorporation of the Associated Press1903, Van Tine v. Hilands1904, Republican National Committee, arguments concerning1905, Hurlbutt, Hatch & Co. v. Quigley1906

Milliken Bros. v. Roebling Bros.Union Refrigerator Trust Co. of Wisconsin v. S. S. McClure Co.

1908, Robinson v. Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Co.1911, Tams v. Mitchell-Lewis Motor Co.1912-1914, Montessori case1914

Carnes, Thomas, United Mine WorkersConnolly, C. P., West VirginiaFahay, W. F., Associated PressMasses Publishing Co. v. PattenMyers, Gustavus, Associated Press and West Virginia strikeNorthrop, W. B., Associated PressReid, W. Bruce, Associated PressScoble, John M., Associated PressSibley, Frank P., Associated PressTaylor [Mr.], Associated PressUnited States v. FlaggWeed, Inez, Associated Press

1915Flagg v. CookInternational Seamen's Union of AmericaLusitania incidentSanger v. People of New YorkSinclair, Upton

1916Alien property cases (through 1929)Maurer, James, case

BOX I:H10 May v. Hettrick Brothers Co.State laws concerning drafting reserve militia, Library of Congress compilation

1917La Follette, Robert M., Sr., expulsion attempt


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Lusitania incident, Edwin M. Borchard's legal interpretationStatements

(2 folders)NeutralityPhillipps and Cattell v. United StatesSelective service and espionage lawsSuspended teachers' case, New York, N.Y.United States v. PettigrewUnited States v. Werner and Darkow

BOX I:H11 1918Debs v. United StatesHannan, John J.La Follette v. Brandenburg and Democrat Printing Co.

(2 folders)La Follette, Robert M., Sr., expulsion attempt, Senate Privileges and Elections Committee

(7 folders)Libel cases, Crownhart and WyliePeterson v. United StatesSmedley v. McCarthyStephens, Frank

BOX I:H12 1919Bopp and Von Schack cases (2 folers)Glassberg, BenjaminHindu deportation cases

(2 folders)Gobind Behari, LalO'Connell v. United States

1920Abrams v. United States, Frederick PollockSocialists exclusion from New York State Assembly case

(2 folders)1921, Hymans, Sarah1921-1922, Flagg, Jared1922

Amnesty for political hearings, House Judiciary CommitteeOil industry investigationTeachers' qualifications case, New York, N.Y.

1926, alien property, return of, House Ways and Means Committee1929, Schwimmer, RosikaUndated

Nath, SurendaSullivan, Jesse L.

Unidentified

BOX I:H13-H14 Speech and Article File, 1898-1929Typed and printed copies of speeches and articles.Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically by title or topic.


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BOX I:H13 Articles1906, “The Gospel of Wealth” by Andrew Carnegie, letter to the editor1908, “Senator La Follette and Representative Government,” Independent, Apr. 2

(2 folders)1912, “The Truth about the Contests,” La Follette's Weekly Magazine, Aug.1919

“Repeal the Espionage Law,” Dial, Jan. 111920

The Socialist Trial at Albany,” La Follette's Magazine, Apr.“Gilbert E. Roe on the Espionage Act,” Woman Citizen, Nov. 20“Why Senator La Follette Declined the Nomination”

1921, “Discriminations against Women in the Laws of New York”1923, “One Cent Gas Raise Brings 40 Millions,” La Follette's Magazine, Nov.1929, “Senator La Follette and the World War,” written for Belle Case La Follette in

connection with biography of Robert M. La Follette, Sr.(4 folders)

Undated“The Case of James C. Garrison,” La Follette's Magazine“Evils of Espionage”“Pay American Claims and Return Property of German Nationals,” La Follette's

Magazine, Dec.“Supreme Court Progressivism”“There Is Popular Dissatisfaction of the Courts”

BOX I:H14 Speeches1898, party reform, Cronk's Opera House, Oregon, Wis., Nov. 41900, “Platform and Issues of 1900"1905, “The Insurance Investigation and the Remedy for the Evils Disclosed,”

Philosophical Society, Brooklyn, N.Y.1908, “Domestic Relations,” American Correspondence School of Law, Chicago, Ill.1910, Harman, Moses, tributecirca 1911, “Railroad Taxation”1912

Enfranchisement of women, Albany, N.Y., Mar. 12Roosevelt, Theodore (1858-1919), and the courts, notes“The Recall of Judges,” Academy of Political Science, New York, N.Y.“Roosevelt on Direct Primaries”

1915“Argument... before the Judiciary Committee of the Constitutional Convention,” on the

election of judges, June 24“Freedom of Assemblage,” American Sociological Society annual meeting, Princeton,

N.J., Dec. 291917, free speech, First American Conference for Democracy in Terms of Peace, Garden

Theater, New York, N.Y., May 311919, League of Nations1920, Socialists, expulsion from New York state assembly, New Star Casino, New York,

N.Y., and Morris High School, Bronx, N.Y., Sept. 9-101924, Judicial reform


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1926-1929, La Follette, Robert M., Sr., tributes, address, and memorial1928, endorsing presidential candidacy of Norman Thomas, “Thomas for President” Club,

Columbia University, New York, N.Y., Nov. 2Undated

Direct primariesDivorceEqual suffrageEspionage lawFree speech and Morris HillquitFree speech and the Post Office DepartmentHugh Pentacost memorial address, notes“India and the Menace of British Imperialism,” Eamonn De Valera dinner, New York,

N.Y.“Is the Right of Free Speech in Danger in America?” Liberal Club, New York, N.Y.Legal profession, New York, N.Y.“Maintain the Socialist Press”“Reconstruction after the War”“Referendum and Recall”“Social Justice and the Courts”The Constitution and home rule“The Right of Suffrage” by Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) Roe (Mrs. Gilbert E.)

BOX I:H15-H18 Printed Matter, 1887-1927Pamphlets, magazines, journals, and clippings.Organized by type of material and arranged thereunder chronologically.

BOX I:H15 Pamphlets, magazines, and journals1887-1917

(17 folders)BOX I:H16 1917-1927, undated

(18 folders)BOX I:H17 Proceedings and bookBOX I:H18 Clippings, 1899-1936, undated

(20 folders)

BOX I:H19 Miscellany, 1901-1929(41 folders)Speeches, articles, memoranda, and other miscellaneous material.

BOX I:I1 Part I: Alfred Thomas Rogers Papers, 1900-1928Correspondence and campaign notes.Correspondence is arranged alphabetically by name of person and thereunder chronologically.

BOX I:I1 Campaign notes and schedule, 1901Correspondence

General, A-W(21 folders)

Special


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Adams, Henry C., 1906Blaine, John J., 1914Borchsensius, George V., 1900-1901Brown, Webster E., 1901Cochems, Henry F., 1900-1901Corrigan, Walter D., 1906Dahlman, Louis A., 1900-1906De Bower, Edward W., 1906Dithmar, Edward F., 1906Dunn, Nellie, 1906, 1912Edmonds, E. A., 1900-1901Ekern, Herman Lewis, 1906Fox, Philip, 1902Gittings, C. C., 1901-1914Green, Harrison S., 1906Kronsage, Theodore, 1906La Follette, Belle Case, 1906La Follette, Charles Sumner, 1905-1906La Follette, Fred O., 1905La Follette, Guy E., 1901La Follette, Robert M., Sr.La Follette, William T., 1900-1906Lamoreux, C. W., 1901-1906Lenroot, Irvine Luther, 1902-1906McGee, Charles A. A., 1900-1906Murphy, Jerre C., 1905O'Leary, Paul A., 1928Strange, John, 1900-1903Walker, Samuel T., 1900-1902

Unidentified

BOX I:J1-J140 Part I: National Progressive Republican League Records, 1911-1912

BOX I:J1-J110 Political Correspondence, 1911-1912Letters sent and received, chiefly correspondence of Walter L. Houser.Arranged alphabetically by name of state, territory, or country and thereunder by name of

individual.

BOX I:J1 AlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansas

BOX I:J2 CaliforniaA-Don

BOX I:J3 Dow-IBOX I:J4 J-PBOX I:J5 R-Thom

Part I: Alfred Thomas Rogers Papers, 1900-1928

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BOX I:J6 Thor-ZCanadaCanal Zone

BOX I:J7 ColoradoBOX I:J8 Connecticut

CubaDelaware

BOX I:J9 District of ColumbiaA-K

BOX I:J10 L-YBOX I:J11 Florida

FranceGeorgiaGreat Britain

BOX I:J12 IdahoBOX I:J13 Illinois

A-CareBOX I:J14 Carl-GeBOX I:J15 Gi-KeBOX I:J16 Ki-MorBOX I:J17 Mos-RoeBOX I:J18 Rog-TaylBOX I:J19 Taym-ZBOX I:J20 Indiana

A-HBOX I:J21 I-MBOX I:J22 N-ZBOX I:J23 Iowa

A-CaBOX I:J24 Ch-FalBOX I:J25 Far-HoucBOX I:J26 Hous-MeBOX I:J27 Mi-ShaBOX I:J28 She-ZBOX I:J29 Kansas

A-CamBOX I:J30 Cap-FoBOX I:J31 Fr-JeBOX I:J32 Jo-LBOX I:J33 M-NBOX I:J34 O-RBOX I:J35 Ru-VBOX I:J36 W-YBOX I:J37 Kentucky

LouisianaBOX I:J38 Maine

Part I: National Progressive Republican League Records, 1911-1912

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MarylandBOX I:J39 Massachusetts

A-HiBOX I:J40 Ho-OsBOX I:J41 Ov-WBOX I:J42 Mexico

MichiganA-Daf

BOX I:J43 Dav-KieBOX I:J44 Kin-PotBOX I:J45 Pow-YBOX I:J46 Minnesota

A-ElBOX I:J47 Er-JohBOX I:J48 Jon-MahBOX I:J49 Man-PhBOX I:J50 Pi-SpeBOX I:J51 Spr-ZBOX I:J52 MississippiBOX I:J53 Missouri

A-KBOX I:J54 L-WBOX I:J55 MontanaBOX I:J56 Nebraska

A-HarrisBOX I:J57 Harriso-McLBOX I:J58 M-Y

NevadaBOX I:J59 New Hampshire

New JerseyA-Ma

BOX I:J60 Me-ZNew Mexico

BOX I:J61 New YorkA-Co

BOX I:J62 Cr-HammBOX I:J63 Hamp-LBOX I:J64 M-PoBOX I:J65 Pr-ZBOX I:J66 North CarolinaBOX I:J67 North Dakota

A-FBOX I:J68 G-KBOX I:J69 L-PBOX I:J70 Q-YBOX I:J71 Ohio


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A-EBOX I:J72 F-LBOX I:J73 M-RBOX I:J74 S-ZBOX I:J75 Oklahoma

A-LBOX I:J76 M-WBOX I:J77 Oregon

B-MckBOX I:J78 Ma-WBOX I:J79 Pennsylvania

A-CaBOX I:J80 Ch-DilBOX I:J81 Dim-GBOX I:J82 HBOX I:J83 I-LiBOX I:J84 Ll-MiBOX I:J85 Mo-RotBOX I:J86 Rou-VBOX I:J87 W-Y

PhilippinesBOX I:J88 Rhode Island

South CarolinaBOX I:J89 South Dakota

A-BBOX I:J90 C-FBOX I:J91 G-KBOX I:J92 L-OBOX I:J93 P-SumBOX I:J94 Sut-ZBOX I:J95 TennesseeBOX I:J96 Texas

A-HBOX I:J97 J-Z

UtahBOX I:J98 Vermont

VirginiaBOX I:J99 Washington

A-FBOX I:J100 G-MBOX I:J101 N-YBOX I:J102 West Virginia

A-KBOX I:J103 L-YBOX I:J104 Wisconsin

A-C


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BOX I:J105 D-GBOX I:J106 H-LehBOX I:J107 Lei-OdBOX I:J108 Ol-SmBOX I:J109 Sn-ZBOX I:J110 Wyoming

BOX I:J111-J112 General Office File, 1911-1912Correspondence of staff members.Grouped primarily by name of staff member and thereunder chronologically.Also includes letters exchanged with Robert M. La Follette, Sr.

BOX I:J111 CorrespondenceTo

Hannan, John J., 1911-1912(7 folders)

BOX I:J112 Houser, Walter L.1911-1912

(4 folders)Undated and unidentified material

(5 folders)McCormick, Medill, 1911-1912

(6 folders)With La Follette, Robert M., Sr.

National Progressive Republican Conference, list, Chicago, Ill., 1911, Oct.National Progressive Republican League News Service, releaseUnidentified

BOX I:J113-J114 Special Correspondence, 1912Letters received supporting efforts to nominate Robert M. La Follette, Sr., as presidential

candidate for the Republican Party.Arranged alphabetically by name of state.

BOX I:J113 Arizona-MontanaBOX I:J114 Nebraska-Wyoming

BOX I:J115-J118 Financial Records, 1911-1912Invoices, bills, check stubs, and canceled checks.Arranged by type of material or name of institution.

BOX I:J115 Adams Express Co.(2 folders)

Andrews Stationery Co.Capital News Co.Catalia Spring Water Co.C. & P. Telephone Co.Dunster, George H.Edmonston Studio


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Evans, Daniel S.Fowler Manufacturing Co.Gertman, Leo A.Harris and EwingHoltzclaw, W. B.Interstate Commerce CommissionJournal Newspaper Co.Kansas City StarLamb & TildenLanman Engraving Co.Mathers-Lamn Paper Co.Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.Moore, Thomas P.Morrison Paper Co.Morrison Stationery Co.Moses and SonsNational Publishing Co.National Supply Co.

BOX I:J116 NewspapersO'Bryon Sign Co.Postal Telegraph-Cable Co.Public printerReceiptsRemington Typewriter Co.Roberts Co.Rotary Photogravure Co.Smith and Bros.Southern Printers Supply Co.Stenographers' ExchangeTaylor, E. P.Thurston and BrownTowles StudioTypewriter and Office Supply Co.Underwood Typewriter Co.United States Express Co.Western UnionWillards Hotel Co.Wylie, Fred M., receipts

(2 folders)Yawman and Erbe Manufacturing Co.

BOX I:J117 Bids for printingBillsCheck stubs

BOX I:J118 Canceled checks

BOX I:J119-J140 Card FileAddress cards. Includes an index for the State File with abstracts of some of the letters.


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Grouped chiefly by name of person and name of state and thereunder alphabetically.

BOX I:J119 AddressesA-Bre

BOX I:J120 Bri-CroBOX I:J121 Cru-FoBOX I:J122 Fr-HehBOX I:J123 Hei-KeBOX I:J124 Ki-McMBOX I:J125 McN-OsBOX I:J126 Ou-SamBOX I:J127 San-ThoBOX I:J128 Thr-ZBOX I:J129 Clubs, Alabama-WisconsinBOX I:J130 States

Alabama-Illinois, Twelfth DistrictBOX I:J131 Illinois, Thirteenth District-Iowa, Seventh DistrictBOX I:J132 Iowa, Eighth District-MassachusettsBOX I:J133 Michigan-New York, Thirty-first DistrictBOX I:J134 New York, Thirty-second District-North DakotaBOX I:J135 Ohio-Pennsylvania, Ninth DistrictBOX I:J136 Pennsylvania, Tenth District-South Dakota, Second DistrictBOX I:J137 South Dakota, Third District-WashingtonBOX I:J138 Miscellaneous addressesBOX I:J139 Letter indexBOX I:J140 D.C. News Bureau request file

BOX I:OV 1-OV 22 Part I: Oversize, 1913-1945Blueprints, broadsides, cartoons, certificates, clippings, galleys, maps, notes, printed material,

scrapbooks, and wall charts.Arranged and described according to the series, containers, and folders from which the items

were removed.

BOX I:OV 1 Robert M. La Follette, Sr., PapersPrinted matter

La Follette's Magazine1913-1914 (Container I:B271)

(2 vols.)BOX I:OV 2 1915-1918 (Container I:B271)



(4 vols.)BOX I:OV 5 Miscellany

Blueprints (Container I:B311)Broadsides (Container I:B311)Cartoons (Container I:B311)


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Certificates (Container I:B311)Diplomas (Container I:B311)Galley proofs, Minnesota speech, 1917 (Container I:B311)Newspapers and clippings (Container I:B312)

(1 folder)BOX I:OV 6BOX I:OV 7

(1 vol.)

Printed matter (Container I:B314)BOX I:OV 8 Wall charts

Silk production, 1914-1919 (Container I:B314)BOX I:OV 9 War costs, 1920-1921 (Container I:B314)BOX I:OV 10 Robert M. La Follette, Jr., Papers

Senate office fileSpecial case file

Tariff Bill of 1930, Hawley-Smoot Tariff ActPrinted matter, including statements and speeches (Container I:C457)

BOX I:OV 11 Speeches and writings fileSpeeches and articles

1945, May 31, foreign policy, Senate speechMaps (Container I:C564)

BOX I:OV 12 Progressive (magazine)Bound volumes

La Follette's Magazine and the Progressive1925-1929 (Container I:C605)

BOX I:OV 13 1929, Dec.-1932 (Container I:C605)BOX I:OV 14 Progressive

1933-1935 (Container I:C605)BOX I:OV 15 1936-1937 (Container I:C605)BOX I:OV 16 1938-1939 (Container I:C605)BOX I:OV 17 1940-1942 (Container I:C605)BOX I:OV 18 1942-1944 (Container I:C605)BOX I:OV 19 Miscellany

Miscellaneous awards, certificates, and cartoons (Container I:C650)BOX I:OV 20 Printed matter

Scrapbooks, 1946 (Container I:C672)(2 vols.)

La Follette's Magazine, 1921 (Container I:C672)BOX I:OV 21 Miscellany, 1925-1928, 1937, 1946 (Container I:C672)BOX I:OV 22 Belle Case La Follette Papers

MiscellanyArticles (Container I:D72)Chronological notes (Container I:D72)La Follette's Magazine material (Container I:D72)Memorial edition of The Progessive (Container I:D72)Photocopies of correspondence and speeches (Container I:D72)

Part I: Oversize, 1913-1945

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Resolutions (Container I:D72)

BOX II:1-6 Part II: Family Papers, 1914-1988Correspondence between family members.Arranged alphabetically by correspondent and thereunder chronologically.

BOX II:1 La Follette, Belle Case, 1917, 1923, 1928-1931, undatedLa Follette, Bronson C., 1957-1986, undated

(2 folders)La Follette, Chana Yael (formerly Cameron), 1982-1984La Follette, Chester, 1932-1985La Follette, Fola, 1914-1916, 1925-1970, undated

(4 folders)BOX II:2 La Follette, Isabel Bacon (“Isen”) (Mrs. Philip F.), 1926-1973, undated

(4 folders)La Follette, Joseph O., 1957-1972La Follette, Martha, 1974-1987La Follette, Mary, 1921-1924, 1934-1987, undated

(5 folders)BOX II:3 La Follette, Philip Fox, 1921, 1927-1965, undated

(2 folders)La Follette, Rachel Young (Mrs. Robert M., Jr.), 1936-1962, undatedLa Follette, Robert Hoath, 1965, 1972-1977, 1987La Follette, Robert M., Jr., 1927-1953

(2 folders)La Follette, Robert M., III, 1940, 1954-1958, 1987-1988, undatedLa Follette, Suzanne, 1946-1950, 1959-1966, 1975, 1983La Follette, Vera, 1961-1963, 1971-1983Middleton, David, 1961-1962, 1970-1982, undatedMiddleton, George, 1932-1947, 1953-1970, undated

(3 folders)BOX II:4 Middleton, Nadea (Mrs. David), 1959, 1970-1988, undated

Miscellaneous family members, 1931-1935, 1947, 1960-1985, undatedSorem, Judith La Follette (Mrs. Ronald K.), 1937-1954, 1965-1987, undatedSucher, Charles, undatedSucher, Jeannette, 1962-1963Sucher, Joan La Follette, 1936-1975, 1984-1985, undated

(6 folders)BOX II:5 Sucher, Ralph G., 1940, undated

Sucher, Robert La Follette1925-1968

(8 folders)BOX II:6 1969-1983, undated

(6 folders)Sucher, Robert La Follette, Jr., 1962-1985Sucher, Suzanne Backus, 1943-1945, undatedSucher, Vivian, 1947-1967, 1978, 1984

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Tuel, Mary, 1975-1983Zabriskie, Sherry La Follette (Mrs. George A.), 1953, 1962-1988, undated

(3 folders)

BOX II:7 Part II: Fola La Follette Papers, 1928-1970Correspondence, engagement calendars, address books, notes, clippings, and printed matter.Arranged alphabetically by type of material and thereunder chronologically.

BOX II:7 Correspondence, 1959, 1964-1969, undatedEngagement calendars, 1929, 1947, 1952-1956Library of Congress negotiations, 1958, 1964-1970Miscellany, 1928-1929, 1953-1954, 1967-1968, undatedNotebooks

Bibliographies and notes, undated(3 folders)

Recipes, undatedNotes, 1966-1969, undatedObituaries, 1970Telephone and address books, undated

BOX II:7-27 Part II: Mary Josephine La Follette Papers, 1925-1988Letters sent and received, reports, memoranda, legal papers, notes, research material, clippings,

and printed matter.Correspondence is arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent and thereunder

chronologically. Employment files are arranged alphabetically by name of governmentagency. Subject files are arranged alphabetically by name of organization, person, or topic.

BOX II:7 CorrespondenceLetters received

Alexander, Irene K., 1950Arntson, Peter A., 1970-1975, 1981

BOX II:8 Augustine, Frances, 1957-1959"A" miscellaneous, 1945-1949Bacon, Lois, 1950, 1963-1984, undatedBerger, Mary, 1967-1983

(2 folders)Boardman, W. Wade, 1943-1946, 1964Brainerd, Vera Parke, 1977-1983"B" miscellaneous, 1943-1947, 1963-1981, undatedCanfield, Austin F., 1951-1952Cansler, Ann, 1947, 1973, 1982-1983, undatedCole, Virginia, 1974-1983Cowing, Amy Gronna, 1954, 1976-1977, undatedCurl, Grace, 1963-1966, 1976-1982, undated"C" miscellaneous, 1946-1950, 1957-1987, undatedDoe, Jessie, 1937-1941Douglas, Clementine, 1941-1953, 1962-1967"D" miscellaneous, 1934-1937, 1947, 1956-1963, 1970-1972, 1983

Part II: Family Papers, 1914-1988

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Eaton, Allen, 1939-1963BOX II:9 "E" miscellaneous, 1936, 1945-1947, 1956, 1971-1986

Fairbank, John King, 1971, 1979-1985Fairbank, Lorena King (Mrs. Arthur B.), 1964-1976Farrington, Elizabeth, 1940, 1955, 1974Field, Beatrice and Leonard, 1941-1946, 1960, undatedFolger, John Clifford, 1947, 1971, 1976Freeburg, Dorothy, 1957-1958"F" miscellaneous, 1944-1947, 1955-1962, 1970-1975, undatedGill, Julia, 1935, 1941-1945, 1961, undatedGlover, Katherine, 1949, 1957-1966, undated"G" miscellaneous, 1946-1950, 1967-1973, 1981-1983, undatedHall, Laurel, 1978-1984Heidtmann, Matilda, 1943-1947, undatedHochstein, Irma E., 1935, 1945-1972, undated

(2 folders)Hopkins, Harry L., 1937Hornby, Alice B., 1955-1965, undated

(2 folders)"H-J" miscellaneous, 1939-1982, undated

BOX II:10 Keller, Janet Roe, 1979-1988Krueger, Clifford W., 1975-1978"K" miscellaneous, 1940, 1946, 1956, 1962, 1970, 1984, undatedLanux, Jeanne de, 1934, 1945-1949, 1959-1968Lazzari, Evelyn, 1964, 1973-1984Lazzari, Pietro, 1947-1950, undatedLenroot, Katharine F., 1948-1949, 1963-1971, 1977-1978, undatedLuetzenkirchen, Ruth S., 1940, 1949, 1967-1972, 1979-1985, undatedLussier, R. Philip, 1943-1951Lynch, Grace C., 1937-1945, 1958, undated"L" miscellaneous, 1938, 1946-1950, 1967-1980, undatedManey, Patrick J., 1973-1978McConnell, Barbara, 1962-1987, undated

(2 folders)Meyer, Elsie, 1934-1935Miller, John E., 1972-1973, 1980-1983Montgomery, Dee Ann, 1973-1974Murphy, Edwin W., 1963-1972, undatedMurphy, Gwyneth Roe, 1944-1970, undated"M" miscellaneous, 1944-1978, 1984, undatedNordmark, Olle, 1937-1938, 1946-1964"N-O" miscellaneous, 1936-1937, 1946-1953, 1960, 1971, 1977-1983, undated

BOX II:11 Parker, Augusta, 1972-1983, undatedPeterson, Florette, 1947-1948Prendergast, James Donald, 1941-1944, undated"P-Q" miscellaneous, 1944-1945, 1952-1962, 1970-1984, undatedRaphael, Alice, circa 1943, 1959-1968, undated

Part II: Mary Josephine La Follette Papers, 1925-1988

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Raushenbush, Elizabeth Brandeis (Mrs. Paul), 1945, 1973-1975Reilly, Carolyn Lewis, 1958-1962, undatedRemington, George Albin, 1975Roe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) (Mrs. Gilbert E.), 1930-1936, 1944-1963, undated

(2 folders)Roe, John Ernest, 1931-1945

(4 folders)Rogers, Donna, 1982-1987"R" miscellaneous, 1931-1936, 1946-1950, 1956-1961, 1970-1975, 1985, undated

BOX II:12 Sherman, Caroline B., 1958-1964, undatedSiebecker, Sophia (Mrs. Robert La Follette), 1976-1980Silver, Rose Berman, 1957-1983, undated

(2 folders)Sinykin, Gordon, 1965-1970, 1981-1982Sorg, L. Edward, 1946Stewart, Kate M., 1973-1988, undatedStokes, Sophia Young, 1970-1973, 1979Swan, Alfred W., 1970, 1979-1983"S" miscellaneous, 1934-1935, 1944-1962, 1970-1986, undatedTumma, Margot, 1958-1961"T-U" miscellaneous, 1947-1948, 1955-1970, undatedVagts, Miriam, 1970, undatedVan der Flier, Hendrica, 1940-1948, undatedVoigt, Rosemary, 1965, 1973-1982, undatedWhite, Charlotte L., 1956-1957, 1964-1967Wires, Dorothy, 1962-1967, undatedWold, Emma, 1940-1950, undatedWood, Alice, 1950-1951, 1958-1965"W" miscellaneous, 1942-1972, 1978-1987Young, Louise B.

1947-1949, 1957, 1967-1972BOX II:13 1973-1985, undated

(2 folders)Young, Matilda, 1945, 1960-1964, 1970-1988, undated

(2 folders)"Y" miscellaneous, 1970, 1983-1984Unidentified, 1947-1956, 1964-1967, 1975, undated

Letters sent1934-1970

(4 folders)BOX II:14 1971-1987

(4 folders)Government employment

Agriculture DepartmentCorrespondence and memoranda

La Follette, Mary, 1937-1947(6 folders)


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BOX II:15 Other individuals, 1937-1949, undated(4 folders)

Farm Security Administration, 1936-1939, 1945Handicrafts, 1933-1947, undated

(3 folders)BOX II:16 (3 folders)

Indian arts and crafts, 1934-1947, undated(2 folders)

Miscellany, 1936-1947, undated(3 folders)

BOX II:17 National Art Week, 1940-1941, undated(4 folders)

National Craft Training Center, Washington, D.C., 1940-1941, undatedRed Cross Arts and Skills Corps, 1943-1944Reports and notes on work, 1939-1948

(2 folders)Research notes, 1944-1945, undated

(2 folders)BOX II:18 (5 folders)

Rural artsExhibition, Washington, D.C., 1937-1938, undated

(3 folders)BOX II:19 Study, 1942-1946, undated

(4 folders)Work Projects Administration, 1935-1943, undated

(3 folders)Miscellaneous positions, 1950-1966Resettlement Administration

1930-1935BOX II:20 1936-1937, undated

(4 folders)Various applications and job searches, 1935, 1947-1956, undated

Subject fileAmerican Security Bank, Washington, D.C., 1935-1946,

1957-1962, 1983-1984"A" miscellaneous, 1939, 1956-1961, 1979-1984, undatedBayh, Birch, 1976-1980, undated"B" miscellaneous, 1943-1945, 1961-1975, 1981-1984, undatedCane, Florence, 1929-1935, undated

BOX II:21 Case family, 1968, 1980-1984, undatedCommon Cause, 1979-1986, undatedConcern for Dying, 1980-1982, undatedCondolence letters re

La Follette, Mary, 1988La Follette, Philip Fox, 1965

Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., 1947, 1973, undatedCouncil for a Livable World, 1978-1984, undated


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Crawford Mining Co., 1946-1965"C" miscellaneous, 1947, 1955-1964, 1970, 1978-1984, undatedDemocratic Congressional Campaign Committee, 1981-1985Democratic National Committee, 1976-1987Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, 1982-1984, undatedDemocratic Study Group, 1976-1981District of Columbia elections and government, 1955, 1976-1987, undated

BOX II:22 "D-E" miscellaneous, 1947-1952, 1962-1965, 1977-1985, undatedFund for a Democratic Majority, 1981-1986, undated"F" miscellaneous, 1938, 1947-1965, 1974-1986, undatedGlover, Katherine, 1957-1959, undatedGore, Albert (1948- ), 1976-1984"G" miscellaneous, 1967, 1974, 1980-1986Handgun Control, Inc., 1979-1984High Mowing School, Wilton, N.H., 1946-1950, 1970-1984

(2 folders)Houghton Mifflin Co., 1972"H" miscellaneous, 1960-1962, 1968-1976, 1982-1984, undatedIndependent Action, 1981-1984, undatedIndexing, 1942, 1949, undatedInsurance, 1948-1956, 1981-1984, undated"I" miscellaneous, 1962, 1979-1986, undated

BOX II:23 Jamieson, Mitchell, 1947-1948Kennedy, Edward M., 1980-1983"K" miscellaneous, 1963-1985, undatedLa Follette, Belle Case, 1971-1987, undatedLa Follette, Philip Fox, 1931-1938, 1945-1952, 1959-1970,

1976-1985, undatedLa Follette, Robert M., Jr., 1934-1947, 1976-1978, 1985, undatedLa Follette, Robert M., Sr.

Biographies, 1953, 1960-1962, 1970, undatedFighting Bob, 1979-1982Memorials and tributes, 1925-1929, 1955-1959, 1975-1985

(2 folders)Miscellany, 1933, 1948-1955, 1971-1986, undated

La Follette family, 1940, 1964-1968, 1974-1985, undatedBOX II:24 Lazzari, Pietro, 1948-1952, 1967-1983

League of Women Voters, 1981-1985, undatedLibrary of Congress, 1963-1985, undated

(2 folders)"L" miscellaneous, 1946-1951, 1958-1959, 1965-1985, undatedMacmillan Publishing Co., 1947, 1970, 1980Markey, Edward J., 1984-1988McGovern, George, 1970-1981, undatedMedical records, 1941-1964, 1978-1988, undatedMelcher, John, 1976-1977Metzenbaum, Howard M., 1982-1986


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Moody, Jim, 1982-1987Murphy, Edwin W., 1968-1976, undated"M" miscellaneous, 1939, 1967-1984, undatedNational Committee for an Effective Congress, 1970-1986National Council of Senior Citizens, 1967-1971, 1979-1985, undated

BOX II:25 National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., 1950, 1967-1984, undated(2 folders)

National Peace Academy, campaign, 1978-1984, undatedNational Resources Defense Council, 1981-1986National Trust for Historic Preservation, 1972-1985, undatedNotes

Miscellaneous, 1947, 1956-1985, undatedOn family, 1937, 1963-1980, undated

"N" miscellaneous, 1943-1944, 1956-1986, undatedObituaries, 1988"O" miscellaneous, 1952-1953, 1982Paintings, 1933-1934, 1963, undatedPeirce, Waldo, 1941, 1970-1973Phillips Collection, Washington, D.C., 1971-1986

BOX II:26 Potomac Craftsmen, 1971-1987, undated(2 folders)

Progressive, 1945, 1976-1984, undated"P" miscellaneous, 1958, 1980-1986, undatedRoe, Gwyneth K. (“Netha”), 1965-1968, undated"R" miscellaneous, 1949-1968, 1975-1986, undatedSierra Club, 1979-1986, undatedSmithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., 1945, 1970-1974, 1981-1986, undatedSmithy Braedon Property Co., 1981-1983Social Security Administration, 1966-1968, undatedSolar Lobby, 1982-1986, undatedState Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis., 1954-1957, 1971-1986, undated

BOX II:27 "S" miscellaneous, 1944-1946, 1967-1973, 1982-1984, undatedTax analysts, 1975-1982, undatedThreefold Farm, Spring Valley, N.Y., 1948-1950, undated"T" miscellaneous, 1979-1983Union of Concerned Scientists, 1980-1985, undatedUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.

Miscellany, 1976-1979Robert M. La Follette Institute of Public Affairs, 1984-1987, undated

University of Wisconsin Press, 1960, 1969-1984U.S. Committee Against Nuclear War, 1982-1984, undated"U" miscellaneous, 1946, 1973-1984, undatedVietnam Veterans Memorial Fund, 1982, undated"V" miscellaneous, 1967, 1982Writings, 1939-1948


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"W-Y" miscellaneous, 1957-1959, 1965-1986, undated

BOX II:27-28 Part II: Grace C. Lynch Papers, 1905-1965Correspondence, speeches, memorabilia, clippings, and printed matter.Arranged alphabetically by type of material and thereunder chronologically.

BOX II:27 Correspondence1917-1940

(3 folders)BOX II:28 1941-1946, 1965, undated

(3 folders)Memorials and tributes

La Follette, Belle Case, 1931La Follette, Robert M., Jr., 1953La Follette, Robert M., Sr., 1905, 1925-1929Miscellaneous individuals, 1928-1931, 1938-1946

Miscellany, 1923-1925, 1938-1943, undatedPress clippings, 1936-1946, 1964, undatedPrinted matter, 1915-1930, 1938-1946, 1952, 1964

(4 folders)Speeches and statements, 1921-1923, 1932-1940United States Senate, passes, 1926-1929, 1935-1941


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