JOSEPHUS DANIELS - Thomas Edison

JOSEPHUS DANIELS

A REGISTER OF HIS PAPERSIN THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

Prepared byRoy R. Thomas, and Joseph F. McKeever with the assistance of Sherralyn F. McCoy

Revised and expanded byLia Apodaca and Patrick Kerwin

Manuscript DivisionLibrary of CongressWashington, D.C.

2006

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Collection Summary

Title: Papers of Josephus DanielsSpan Dates: 1806-1948 (bulk 1913-1921)ID No: MSS17715Creator: Daniels, Josephus, 1862-1948Size: 331,000 items; 934 containers; 373.8 linear feet; 399 microfilm reelsRepository: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.Abstract: Diplomat, journalist, and secretary of the navy. Correspondence, diaries, speeches

and writings, and papers of the Daniels, Bagley, Seabrook, and Worth familiesand other material. The bulk of the collection relates to events and policydecisions during Daniels's service as secretary of the navy during theadministration of Woodrow Wilson, but also concerns his career as editor of theRaleigh News & Observer, his work with the Democratic Party, and his role asambassador to Mexico.

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Administrative Information

Provenance: The papers of Josephus Daniels, diplomat, journalist, and secretary of the navy, were the gift of his sons, Josephus Daniels, Jr., Worth Bagley Daniels, Frank A. Daniels, andJonathan Worth Daniels, 1948-1974.

Processing History: The papers of Josephus Daniels were arranged and described in 1975. TheDaniels papers have been partially described on pp. 3-10 of the Library of Congress QuarterlyJournal of Current Acquisitions, vol. 7, Aug. 1950. The finding aid was revised in 2005.

Transfers: Photographs and a recording have been transferred to the appropriate divisions of theLibrary of Congress where they are identified as part of these papers.

Copyright Status: Copyright in the unpublished writings of Josephus Daniels in these papersand in other collections of papers in the custody of the Library of Congress has been dedicated tothe public.

Microfilm: A microfilm edition of part of these papers is available on 399 reels. Consult areference librarian in the Manuscript Division concerning availability for purchase or interlibraryloan.

Preferred Citation: Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the followinginformation: Container or reel number, Josephus Daniels Papers, Manuscript Division, Libraryof Congress, Washington, D.C.


Biographical Note

1862, May 18 Born, Washington, N.C.

1880-1893 Newspaper editor, Wilson, Kinston, and Raleigh, N.C.

1885 Attended summer law school, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill,N.C.; passed bar examination (never practiced)

1888 Married Adelaide Worth Bagley

1893-1895 Chief, Appointment Division, United States Department of the Interior,Washington, D.C.

1894-1913 Editor, Raleigh News and Observer

1898 Published The First Fallen Hero, A Biographical Sketch of Worth Bagley. Ensign, U.S.N. Norfolk, Va.: S. W. Bowman.

1905 Completed purchase of the controlling interest in the Raleigh News andObserver

1912 Chief, Publicity Bureau, presidential campaign of Woodrow Wilson

1913-1921 Secretary of the navy

1919 Published The Navy and the Nation: War-Time Addresses. New York: G. H. Doran Co.

1921-1933 Edited Raleigh News and Observer

1922 Published Our Navy at War. Washington, D.C.: Pictorial Bureau.

1924 Published The Life of Woodrow Wilson, 1856-1924. Philadelphia: J. C.Winston Co.

1933-1941 Ambassador to Mexico


1939-1947 Published Tar Heel Editor. Chapel Hill: University of North CarolinaPress.

1942-1948 Editor, News and Observer

1944 Published The Wilson Era; Years of Peace, 1910-1917. Chapel Hill:University of North Carolina Press.

1946 Published The Wilson Era; Years of War and After, 1917-1923. ChapelHill: University of North Carolina Press.

1948, Jan. 15 Died, Raleigh, N.C.


Scope and Content Note

The papers of Josephus Daniels (1862-1948) trace his career in journalism, theDemocratic Party, the United States Navy, and the diplomatic service. They also reflect hisprivate life, especially his family relationships. Although the papers span the years 1829-1948,they are concentrated in the period 1913-1921. The period before 1913 is represented mainly byfamily letters because a fire in that year destroyed correspondence and records stored at theRaleigh, North Carolina, News and Observer plant.

Although in the collection contians diaries, family papers, correspondence, subject files,speeches and writings, and miscellany, not much pertains to the activities of Daniels or his familybefore 1913. Included are Daniels’s small collection of nineteenth century North Carolinanewspapers (with the July 1877 edition of the Cornucopia, an amateur newspaper that he editedwith his brother Frank), detailed letters to his mother, and correspondence beginning in 1887with “Addie” Bagley, whom he married in 1888. Daniels’s correspondence with his wife, whichcontinued until her death in 1943, is the longest and perhaps the most nearly complete in thecollection. Besides revealing their deep affection, the letters contain frank comments on thenewspaper business, local and national politics, and Daniels’s government service.

Other family papers include those that Daniels collected relating to five generations of theDaniels, Seabrook, Bagley, and Worth families, as well as Daniels’s correspondence with hisbrothers Frank, a judge, and Charles, an attorney for the Department of Justice. Lettersexchanged with the wife, children, and grandchildren of each brother are interfiled with thecorrespondence of the particular brother, an arrangement that is followed throughout the FamilyPapers series.

Daniels’s work in the Democratic Party’s publicity office during the presidentialcampaigns of William Jennings Bryan and Woodrow Wilson is described in letters in the SpecialCorrespondence subseries with Newton D. Baker, William Jennings Bryan, Albert S. Burleson,Homer Cummings, Joseph P. Tumulty, William G. McAdoo, and Woodrow Wilson. Otherelection material, including lists of county chairmen and contributors to Democratic campaignsin North Carolina and information on party activities at the national level, is in the GeneralSubject File.

Material concerning the Raleigh News and Observer is also in the General subseries ofthe Subject File. Though chiefly dating from 1913, some items relate to Daniels’s early yearswith the paper. There are a few documents concerning its reorganization under Daniels’s


leadership, subscription correspondence, information on a 1904 contempt of court citationagainst Daniels, summaries of the paper’s financial condition, communications regarding variouspress associations or syndicates, legal briefs, and offers of help after fires in 1913 and 1915.

With Daniels’s appointment to Wilson’s cabinet, the letters in the News and Observer filebecome more concerned with day-to-day publishing activities than with such infrequent crises aslawsuits and conflagrations. From Washington, its owner attempted to influrence editorialpolicy, improve news coverage of local affairs, increase circulation, mediate disputes betweenstaff members, and maintain the paper’s reputation for constructive criticism while avoidingembarrassments to the Wilson administration. Daniels sent lengthy instructions to editor EdwardE. Britton, and he consulted frequently with business manager William Henry Bagley andfinancial adviser Herbert Worth Jackson, both relatives of Mrs. Daniels.

Daniels served as secretary of the navy throughout the Wilson administration. Most ofthe papers relating to policy decisions during his tenure are in five subseries: Cabinet Diaries,Special Correspondence, Letterbooks, Miscellaneous Correspondence, and the Navy SubjectFile. The nearly illegible notes he made in pencil about his activities, except for jottings in apocket volume coverning the period July 8-22, 1920, were published in The Cabinet Diaries ofJosephus Daniels, 1913-1921 (Lincoln, University of Nebraska Press [1963]), edited by EdmundDavid Cronon. The letterpress copies of Daniels correspondence often duplicate the carboncopies in other subseries.

The Special Correspondence files contain holograph private letters as well as officialcorrespondence and case files in the form of enclosures. Exchanges with several naval admiralsand marine generals include candid discussions of departmental affairs. Within this group are theletters of Charles J. Badger, George Barnett, William S. Benson, Victor Blue, Frank F. Fletcher,Albert Gleaves, John A. Lejeune, Samuel McGowan, Henry T. Mayo, Albert Niblack, HughRodman, Archibald H. Scales, William S. Sims, Thomas Washington, and Albert G.Winterhalter. Correspondence between the secretary and his civilian assistants, Howard A.Banks, Edward E. Britton, Gilbert F. Close, John W. Jenkins. Franklin D. Roosevelt, and FrankSmith, tends to be concerned with the daily routine of office as do communications with hisuniformed aides, Percy Foote and Leigh C. Palmer. After he left the department, Danielscontinued to write to many of these men, often to clarify for his autobiography accounts of eventsthat occurred when he was secretary.

As secretary of the navy, Daniels’s innovations included an attempt to make the navymore democratic by elevating the status of enlisted men. Papers bearing on his efforts to makeeach ship a school may be found in the Navy Subject File along with information related to therecruiting, training, and treatment of enlisted men. There is also correspondence pertaining to theappointment of qualified sailors to the United States Naval Academy and Daniels’s campaign toeliminate hazing there as well as speeches and articles on these reforms. Other reforms initiatedby Daniels include his controversial elimination of the wine mess, the serving of alcoholic


beverages to officers on board naval vessels and at shore stations, and attempts to promotetemperance among the sailors. The secretary’s concern for the personal welfare of the men whoserved under him is evident in the Navy Subject File, especially in material on alcohol and vicecontrol and on the work of organizations such as the Navy League, Red Cross, YMCA-YWCA,Commission on Training Camp Activities, and Chaplain Corps.

The Navy Subject File, as well as some of the speeches, articles, and scrapbooks, details anumber of the issues that emerged during Woodrow Wilson’s first term, including conflicts withrevolutionary leaders in Mexico, struggles with the “steel trust” over the price of armor plate,reorganization of the department, and controversies over naval preparedness, oil reserves, andcoal supply. As the war in Europe became more intense, Americans discussed the arming ofmerchant ships, ways of overcoming the submarine threat, and the need for selective service. Inaddition to information found under these headings, there is material on these topics under“Press” in the Navy Subject File. Some letters exchanged with Wilson and other cabinetmembers, all special correspondents, touch upon these issues.

The development of naval aviation and wireless communication was of high priority toDaniels. He had been interested in aviation since 1903, when an uncle, John T. Daniels, hadhelped the Wright brothers with their experiments at Kitty Hawk, N.C., and Daniels maintainedthis interest when he became secretary. Also as secretary, through the activities of theDepartment’s Communications Bureau, he became involved in the controversy over the federalgovernment’s responsibility to insure fair access to the airwaves by licensing commercial radiostations.

America’s entry into World War I greatly accelerated the expansion of the navy that hadbegun with the shipbuilding program of 1915-1916. Changes in the department included thesetting up of a Civilian Naval Consulting Board in order to take advantage of American inventivegenius like that of Thomas A. Edison and his assistant, Miller R. Hutchinson. The existingbureaus of the Department-Construction and Repair, Engineering, Navigation, and Ordnance,took on additional wartime responsibilities as reflected in the increased number of papers in theirfiles. The Office of Naval Intelligence investigaged not only breaches of security but also unrestamong workers at war plants, including alleged “Bolshevik” activity during the Red Scare (1919-1920).

Congressional oversight of Daniels’s work in the department is evident in letters receivedfrom members of the House and Senate Naval Affairs Committees and in the file on thecontroversy (1919-1920) with Admiral William S. Sims. A subcommittee of the Senate NavalAffairs Committee investigated charges made by Sims and his Republican allies that the Navyfailed to prosecute the war to best advantange because the secretary did not follow theprofessional advice of seasoned officers. Daniels, John W. Jenkins, and other staff membersfashoned a rebuttal in which they reviewed the important phases of the navy’s wartime activities,buttressing their arguments with comments by sympathetic naval officers. Drawing upon their


experience with the mass media, they drafted a series of press releases so that the secretary’stestimony would have a maximum effect upon public opinion.

Daniels continued his interest in the navy and politics after he left Washington. Hecompleted a lecture tour, a series of articles on the navy, and several articles and a book onWoodrow Wilson, all of which are represented in the Speeches, Writings, and Related Materialseries. In addition to material in the election file and General Correspondence series about thepresidential campaigns of 1924, 1928, and 1932, there are letters from supporters who urgedDaniels to seek the North Carolina gubernatorial nomination in 1932.

An erroneous report early in 1933 that Daniels had been chosen by President Franklin D.Roosevelt to head a new transportation department brought a flurry of mail from those whothought their business interests would be affected by the mythical bureau. His appointment asambassador to Mexico caused an even greater outflow from well-wishers and businessmen. Daniels again worried about the management of the News and Observer and corresponded atlength with his sons in Raleigh, Josephus, Jonathan, and Frank. His fourth son, Worth BagleyDaniels, who lived in Washington, D.C., was also a frequent correspondent.

Upon his departure from Raleigh, the new ambassador began a series of comprehensivediary-letters for the purpose of keeping family members informed of his personal and diplomaticactivities. Daniels also wrote long letters to the president and to Cordell Hull, Summer Welles,Claude G. Bowers, and William E. Dodd. In this correspondence, the ambassador discussedissues affecting relations between Mexico and the United States , especially the settlement ofclaims arising from the seizure of American-owned lands, the strife between the Catholic Churchand the Mexican government, and expropriation of American oil properties. Additionalinformation on these problems, Daniels’s official dispatches, translations of articles fromMexican newspapers, and communications with embassy and Department of State personnel maybe found in the Mexico Subject File.

Of special interest in the Miscellany series is Daniels’s autograph collection. Friendsgave him a number of autograph letters of note, and he preserved others that were addressed tohim. Mary Custis Lee sent a voucher signed in 1839 by her father, Robert E. Lee, then a captainin the Army Engineer Corps. Admiral French E. Chadwick provided a letter in 1915 written byBrooks Adams predicting the end of civilization. Daniels received a poignant letter in 1918 fromErnestine Schumann-Heink, the operatic mezzo-soprano who had sons in both the American andGerman navies during World War I, in which she writes about their service. John Philip Sousacomplained in 1918 about the quality of the instruments furnished his band at Great Lakes NavalTraining Station. A social note (1934) in French from Mexican artist Diego Rivera and an appealin 1947 on behalf of international control of atomic energy signed by Albert Einstein are also inthe collection.


1 Microfilm shelf no. 18,9582 Microfilm shelf no. 18,4163 Microfilm shelf no. 19,565

Description of Series

Container Nos. Reel Nos. Series

1-10 1-71 Diaries, 1913-1948Diaries, diary-letters, appointment and engagement books, and

itineraries kept by Daniels, family members, aides, and secretaries. Arranged chronologically within each category.

10-59 1-382 Family Papers, 1855-1948, n.d.Letters sent and received, financial records, and miscellaneous

material. Includes letters exchanged between Daniels, his wife, andtheir four sons; correspondence with other members of the Daniels,Seabrook, Bagley, and Worth families; and genealogies. Arranged chronologically within each file.

59-457 Correspondence, 1878-1948, n.d.

59-112 38-66² Special, 1900-1947Letters exchanged between Daniels and his key assistants at

the Raleigh News and Observer and Department of the Navy,members of the Woodrow Wilson and Franklin D. Rooseveltadministrations, naval admirals and marine generals from theWilson era, and other public figures. Includes letters to and frommembers of some correspondents’ families. Arrangedalphabetically within each file by name of correspondent andtherein chronologically.

113-289 1-1023 General, 1878-1948Letters concerning activities of the Democratic party between

election campaigns; Daniels’s views on broad topics such asreligion and patriotism; and, after 1921, patronage and otherroutine correspondence. Arranged chronologically by month.


4 Microfilm shelf no. 19,2315 Microfilm shelf no. 19,815

Container Nos. Reel Nos. Contents

59-457 Correspondence, 1878-1948, n.d. (continued)

290-332 1-904 Letterbooks, 1913-1921Copies of letters and telegrams sent, including some

addressed to family members and special correspondents.Arranged chronologically by day.

333-359 not filmed Invitations, 1912-1933.Letters and telegrams relating to speaking engagements and

other public appearances, and to transportation and hotelaccommodations. Arranged chronologically by month.

360-383 not filmed Introductions-Patronage, 1912-1941.Recommendations sent and received and inquiries regarding

employment with agencies other than the Department of the Navyand American Embassy in Mexico. Arranged chronologically bymonth.

384-392 not filmed Requests, 1913-1941.Solicitations for autographs, photographs, and information

about the Navy or Mexico. Arranged chronologically by month.

393-457 not filmed Miscellaneous, 1912-1921.Petitions and suggestions concerning national, state, and local

issues not represented by subject files; letters praising orcriticizing Daniels; and anonymous or other unansweredcorrespondence.

458-705 Subject File, 1829-1948, n.d.

458-642 1-1075 Navy, 1829-1947Correspondence, memoranda, newspaper clippings, notes, and

printed matter, including some material on Mexico. Arrangedalphabetically by subject and chronologically within each file. Correspondence relating to naval affairs after 1921 ischronologically arranged within the Department of the Navy file.


6 Microfilm shelf no. 19,6671 Microfilm shelf no. 18,958


458-705 Subject File, 1829-1948, n.d. (Continued)

643-666 not filmed Mexico, 1913-1948Correspondence, memoranda, newspaper clippings, notes, and

printed material. Includes correspondence after 1921 withDepartment of State personnel, embassy employees, consuls inMexico, and officials of the Mexican government. Arrangedalphabetically by subject and chronologically within each file.

667-705 not filmed General, 1890-1947Correspondence, memoranda, newspaper clippings, notes, and

printed material. Contains material not directly related to Danielsservice in the Department of the Navy and Mexico. Arrangedalphabetically by subject and chronologically within each file.

706-793 not filmed Speeches, Writings, and Related Material, 1887-1947, n.d.Holograph and typewritten drafts, corrected proofs, notes research

material, and correspondence relating to speeches, articles, books,and miscellaneous writings (including some by Addie Worth BagleyDaniels). Arranged by type of material and chronologically withineach file.

793-829 not filmed Social File, 1888-1948, n.d.Letters and cards received by Addie Worth Bagley Daniels,

invitations, and correspondence addressed to Mr. And Mrs. Daniels,arranged by year or month. Includes correspondence relating towedding anniversaries and guest or address lists, arranged by yearwithin each file.

830-931 1-276 Miscellany, 1839-1948, n.d.Scrapbooks of newspaper clippings relating to Daniels’s work in

the Department of the Navy and Mexico; a collection of autographsand autograph letters and nineteenth-century newspapers; and printedmatter.

932-934 661 Addition, 1927-1935, n.d.Family correspondence, general correspondence, and

miscellaneous material removed from scrapbooks after microfilmingin 1987.


1 Shelf no. 18,958

Container List


DIARIES, 1913-1948

1 11 Cabinet,1913-1921 (6 folders)

2 2 Daily activities1913-1914 (6 folders)1915

Jan. 2-Sept. 2 (2 folders)

3 2-3 Sept. 3-Dec. 311916-1917 (2 folders)

Engagements1913-1915 (3 folders)

4 3-4 1916-1921 (5 folders)

5 4-5 Invitations1913-1920 (5 folders)

6 5 Mexico1933, Mar.-Dec. (9 folders)ca. 1933-1939

7 5-6 1934-1935 (6 folders)1936

Jan.-June

8 7 July-Dec.ca. [1936-1937]1937-1940 (8 folders)1941

Feb.-June

DIARIES, 1913-1948 (Continued)



2 Microfilm shelf no. 18,416

9 7 Mexico1941

July-Dec.Appointments, 1937-1940 (2 folders)1946

MiscellaneousDaniels, Mary Cleaves, 1916Daniels, Jonathan, 1917, Aug.European trip, 1919 (2 folders)Bagley, Ethel, 1931Medical record, 1948

10 Itineraries, 1913-1937 (2 folders)

FAMILY PAPERS, 1855-1948, n.d.

12 Daniels familyGenealogies, 1915-1939, n.d.Seabrook, Lois DavisDaniels, Mary Cleaves Seabrook (b. 1835)

1863-1916 (3 folders)

11 1-2 1917-1923, n.d. (3 folders)Griffin, Elizabeth Porter Seabrook (b. 1838), 1919-1947, n.d.Daniels, Franklin Arthur (b. 1858)

1887-1928 (4 folders)

12 2-3 1929-1946, n.d. (5 folders)Daniels, Charles Cleaves (b. 1864)

1888-1915 (4 folders)

13 3 1916-1926 (5 folders)

14 3-4 1927-1946, n.d. (6 folders)

15 4-5 Daniels, Josephus and Addie Worth Bagley Daniels1887-1895 (7 folders)

FAMILY PAPERS, 1855-1948, n.d. (Continued)



16 5-6 1896-1912 (7 folders)

17 6-7 1913-1920 (6 folders)

18 7-8 1921-1924 (5 folders)

19 8 1925-1931 (5 folders)

20 9 1932-1939, Sept. (5 folders)

21 10 1939, Oct.-1943, n.d. (3 folders)Letters of condolence on death of Addie Worth Bagley Daniels,

1943A-K (2 folders)

22 10-11 L-Z (2 folders)Daniels, Josephus miscellanyDaniels, Adelaide miscellanyDaniels, Josephus (b. 1894)

1894-1912 (2 folders)

23 11-12 1913-1920 (6 folders)

24 12 1921-1942 (6 folders)

25 12-13 1943-1945, n.d. (5 folders)Daniels, Worth Bagley (b. 1899)

1902-19151916

Jan.-Oct. (2 folders)

26 13-14 Nov.-Dec.1917-1919 (6 folders)

27 14-15 1920-1924 (5 folders)

28 15-16 1925-1933 (5 folders)

29 16-17 1934-1947, n.d. (5 folders)Daniels, Jonathan Worth (b. 1902)




29 (cont.) 1908-1919 (2 folders)

30 17-18 1920-1927 (5 folders)

31 18 1928-1934 (6 folders)

32 18-19 1935-1939 (5 folders)

33 19 1940-1944 (7 folders)

34 20 1945, n.d. (6 folders)

35 20-21 MiscellanySchool notebookLaw school notebooks (2 folders)Southern Historical Collection (facsimiles), 1924-1938Daniels, Elizabeth Bridgers

36 21-22 Daniels, Frank Arthur (b. 1904)1904-1937 (7 folders)

37 22-23 1938-1945,n.d. (6 folders)Sons of Josephus Daniels (b. 1862), 1935-1945, n.d.Daniels, Addie Bagley (infant, d. 1911)Barnes, Albert S.

1913-1945 (5 folders)

38 23 Daniels, John T., 1938-1943Daniels, Melvin R., 1934-1943Other members, 1875-1948

Bagley-Worth familiesGenealogies, 1902-1945, n.d. (2 folders)Worth, Jonathan (b. 1802), 1860, 1865Bagley, Adelaide Ann Worth (b. 1844)

1855-1902 (2 folders)

39 23-25 1903-1925, n.d. (8 folders)Bagley, Willis (b. 1842), 1894-1903

40 25 Bagley, Cora D., 1903-1928, n.d. (2 folders)Bagley, Grizelle (b. 1847), 1892-1897




Worth, Roxanna Cornelia (b. 1826), 1907-1946Worth, Lucy Jane (b. 1828), 1899-1946, n.d. (2 folders)Worth, Julia Stickney (b. 1830), 1894-1946, n.d.Moffitt, Elvira Worth (b. 1836), 1893-1928, n.d. (2 folders)Jackson, Herbert Worth (b. 1865)

1892-1913 (2 folders)

41 26 1914-1925 (6 folders)

42 26-27 1926-1947, n.d. (7 folders)Worth, George C. (b. 1867), 1888-1946, n.d.Worth-Jackson family, 1915-1943, n.d.Bagley, Worth (b. 1874)

1891-1898

43 27 1898-1920, 1932-1940, n.d. (3 folders)Bagley, William Henry (d. 1936)

1893-1913 (3 folders)1914

Jan.-June

44 27-28 July-Dec.1915-1916 (6 folders)

45 28 1917-1933 (6 folders)

46 29 1934-1936, n.d. (3 folders)Bagley, Adele Bilisoly, 1908-1946, n.d. (2 folders)Bagley, Maude Mohun (b. 1878), 1917-1931Bagley, David Worth (b. 1883)

1891-1934 (2 folders)

47 29-30 1935-1947, n.d. (4 folders)Miscellany, 1917-1943

Bagley, Ethel Worth (d. 1939)1888-1928 (3 folders)

48 30-31 1929-1939, n.d. (6 folders)Miscellany, 1916-1917, 1939, n.d.

49 31 Bagley, Belle Worth (d. 1939)




1887-1937 (6 folders)

50 32 1938-1939, n.d. (2 folders)Miscellany, 1926-1944, n.d.

Bagley, Beth, 1916-1943Bagley, Mary C., 1898-1945, n.d.White, Lizzie C., 1900-1940, n.d.Bagley family-other members, 1888-1946Worth, T. C., 1925-1946Worth-McAlister family, 1888-1946, n.d.Banner, J. Worth, 1938-1942, n.d.

51 Worth, Hal M., 1913-1946Worth, Hiram B., 1927-1943Worth family other members, 1899-1947, n.d.Other Bagley-Worth family members

Golightly, Lois G., 1915-1935, n.d.Harper, Clara, 1919-1943Jones, Sam, 1913-1946, n.d.Leigh family, 1927-1944, n.d.

Other relatives, 1888-1947, n.d. (2 folders)

52 33 Miscellaneous financial papers1882-1916 (5 folders)

53 33-34 1917-1919 (5 folders)

54 34 1920-1924 (5 folders)

55 35 1924-1926 (4 folders)

56 35-36 1926-1929 (4 folders)

57 36-37 1930-1935 (4 folders)

58 37-38 1936-1947 (6 folders)

59 38 Undated

CORRESPONDENCE, 1878-1948, n.d. (Continued)



59 Special, 1900-1947Alderman, Edwin A.,

1913-1932, 1939, n.d. (2 folders)

Alexander, Joshua W., 1919-1922Badger, Charles J., 1913-1921, 1927, n.d.Baker, Newton D.

1913-19151916

Jan.-June

60 38-39 July-Dec.1917 (5 folders)

61 39 1918-1925 (6 folders)

62 40 1926-1946, n.d. (4 folders)Baker, Ray Stannard, 1919-1939Banks, Howard A.

1913-1916 (4 folders)

63 40-41 1917-1931, 1937-1945, n.d. (10 folders)Other correspondence, 1913-1924, n.d. (3 folders)Miscellany

64 41 Barkley, Alben W., 1915, 1923-1947 (8 folders)Barnett, George, 1914-1920, n.d. (7 folders)Baruch, Bernard M.

1916-1917 (2 folders)

65 41-42 1918-1947, n.d. (13 folders)Benson, William S.

1913-1916 (2 folders)

66 42 1917-1930, n.d (9 folders)Biddle, Francis, 1942-1945

67 42-43 Blue, Victor, 1913-1927, n.d. (3 folders)Bowers, Claude G., 1919-1944 (3 folders)Brandeis, Louis D., 1915-1939Britton, Edward E.




1908-1913 (2 folders)1914

Jan.-May

68 43 June-Dec.1915-1942, n.d. (7 folders)

69 43-44 Bryan, William Jennings, 1900-1925, n.d. (10 folders)

70 44 Bryan family, 1912-1941, n.d. (5 folders)Burleson, Albert S.

1913-1914 (3 folders)

71 44-45 1915-1946 (9 folders)Catt, Carrie Chapman, 1917-1947, n.d.Chadwick, French E.

1913-1915 (3 folders)

72 45-46 1917-1918, n.d. Miscellany

Christian, Will E., 1894-1933, n.d. (2 folders)Clark, Champ, 1912-1919, 1934-1936 (2 folders)Close, Gilbert, 1917-1920 (2 folders)

73 47 Colby, Bainbridge, 1917-1945 (3 folders)Coolidge, Calvin, 1919-1927, n.d. (2 folders)Coontz, Robert E., 1917-1935 (3 folders)Cowles, Walter C., 1913-1915, n.d. (2 folders)Creel, George

1916-1918 (3 folders)

74 47-48 1919-1946, n.d. (5 folders)Cummings, Homer S.

1913-1942 (5 folders)

75 48-49 1944-1945Miscellany

Dern, George H., 1933-1936 (3 folders)Dewey, George and Mildred, 1913-1924, n.d. (5 folders)

Dixon, Thomas, 1914-1930




Dodd, William E., 1913-1940, n.d. (3 folders)Edison, Charles, 1936-1946

76 49 Edison, Thomas A., 1914-1947, n.d. (6 folders)Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1946Farley, James A., 1931-1945, n.d. (5 folders)

77 49-50 Fiske, Bradley A., 1913-1927 (3 folders)Fletcher, Frank E., 1913-1928, n.d. (3 folders)Foote, Percy W.

1915-1935 (4 folders)

78 50 1936-1946, n.d. (4 folders)Miscellany, 1920-1943

Garner, John N., 1913, 1930-1932

79 50-51 Garrison, Lindley, 1913-1921, 1928 (6 folders)Glass, Carter, 1918-1946, n.d. (3 folders)

80 51 Gleaves, Albert, 1917-1931 (3 folders)Grayson, Cary T., 1913-1938Gregory, Thomas W.

1914-1918 (4 folders)

81 51-52 1919-1938, n.d.Harding, Warren G., 1917-1922Hoover, Herbert, 1917-1932, 1944, n.d. (3 folders)Hopkins, Harry L., 1934-1939House, Edward M., 1913-1919, 1926, 1933-1938 (2 folders)Houston, David F.

1913-1917 (3 folders)

82 52 1918-1940 (2 folders)Hull, Cordell

1922-1936 (7 folders)

83 52-53 1937-1946, n.d. (6 folders)Miscellany, 1927-1942

84 53 Hutchinson, Miller R., 1914-1941, n.d. (6 folders)Ickes, Harold L., 1933-1946, n.d. (3 folders)




85 54 Jackson, Robert H., 1932-1945Jenkins, John W.

1908-1932 (5 folders)

86 54-55 1934-1946, n.d. (3 folders)Johnson, Lyndon B., 1937Jones, Jesse H., 1928-1946Knapp, Harry S., 1916-1921, n.d. (2 folders)Knox, Frank, 1932-1944, n.d.Lane, Franklin K.

1913-1914 (2 folders)

87 55 1915-1921, n.d. (4 folders)Lansing, Robert, 1914-1924, n.d. (3 folders)

88 55-56 Lejeune, John A., 1913-1945, n.d. (3 folders)McAdoo, William G.

1912-1915 (4 folders)

89 56 1916-1929 (7 folders)

90 56-57 1930-1945, n.d. (2 folders)McGowan, Samuel, 1914-1934 (5 folders)McReynolds, James C., 1913-1921 (2 folders)

91 57 Marshall, Thomas R., 1913-1921Mayo, H. T., 1913-1937, n.d. (2 folders)Meredith, Edwin T., 1918-1921Morgenthau, Henry, Sr. and Jr., 1912-1946, n.d. (3 folders)Murphy, Frank, 1936-1940Niblack, Albert P., 1914-1920 (2 folders)

92 58 Page, Walter H., 1913-1918Palmer, Al Mitchell, 1913-1946, n.d. (4 folders)Palmer, Leigh C., 1913-1920 (3 folders)

93 Payne, John B., 1920-1932Perkins, Frances, 1933-1940Pershing, John J., 1920-1943Polk, Frank L., 1914-1939




Redfield, William C.1913, Mar.-1919, July (7 folders)

94 59 1919, Aug-1932, JuneMiscellany, n.d.

Rodman, Hugh, 1914-1938Rogers, Will, 1914, 1932-1935, 1941Roosevelt, Franklin D.

1913-1928 (6 folders)

95 1929-1935 (8 folders)

96 60 1936-1939 (5 folders)

97 1940-1945, n.d. (5 folders)Correspondence sent to others, 1913-1920, 1933-1944

(2 folders)

98 60-61 Correspondence received from others, 1913-1920, 1942-1944Family correspondence, Eleanor Roosevelt, 1913-1946, n.d.

(4 folders)Family correspondence, other members, 1915-1941, n.d.Miscellany, 1913-1945

99 61 Roosevelt, Henry L., 1918-1936Roosevelt, Theodore and family, 1913-1939Roper, Daniel C., 1913-1942 (6 folders)Scales, A.H.

1913, Oct.-1919, Mar.

100 61-62 1919, May-1942, May (3 folders)Sims, William S.

1914-Oct. 1918 (4 folders)

101 62 1918, Nov.-1921 (4 folders)Smith, Frank, 1912-1946 (4 folders)Stimson, Henry L., 1931-1945

102 62-63 Swanson, Claude A., 1913-1937 (4 folders)Taft, William H., 1918-1925Truman, Harry S., 1937-1946




103 63 Tumulty, Joseph P.1913, Mar.-1915, Apr. (6 folders)

104 1915, May-1918, Apr. (7 folders)

105 63-64 1918, May-1944 (5 folders)Van Dyke, Henry, 1911-1945Wallace, Henry A., 1933-1948, n.d. (3 folders)

106 64 Washington, Thomas, 1913-1946 (2 folders)Welles, Sumner, 1927-1939 (4 folders)

107 64-65 White House, 1913-1946, n.d. (3 folders)Wilson, Henry B., 1913-1945 (3 folders)Wilson, William B.

1913-1916 (2 folders)

108 65 1917-1933 (3 folders)Wilson, Woodrow

1911-1914 (4 folders)

109 1915, Jan.-1917, June (7 folders)

110 65-66 1917, July-1918, Dec. (7 folders)

111 66 1919-1923, n.d. (4 folders)Correspondence sent to others, 1883-1920, n.d. (2 folders)Correspondence received from others, 1913-1920Family correspondence

Wilson, Ellen Axson, 1912-1913Wilson, Edith Bolling Galt

1913-1944 (2 folders)

112 1945-1946, n.d.Other members, 1913-1946, n.d.

Miscellany1913-1942Envelopes

Winterhalter, A. G., 1913-1923, n.d. (2 folders)Woodring, Harry H., 1935-1940




3 Shelf no. 19,565

113 13 General, 1878-19481878-1912 (3 folders)1913


114 1-2 Nov.-Dec.1914 (3 folders)1915

Jan.-Apr.

115 2 May-Dec. (2 folders)1916 (3 folders)

116 2-3 1917 (4 folders)1918

Jan.-June (2 folders)

117 3 July-Dec. (2 folders)1919 (3 folders)

118 4 1920-1921 (5 folders)

119 4-5 ca. 1913-19211922


120 5 Nov.-Dec. (7 folders)

121 5-6 Dec. (4 folders)1923

Jan. (2 folders)

122 6 (4 folders)Feb.

(2 folders)

123 6-7 (3 folders)Mar.




(3 folders)

124 7 (3 folders)Apr.

(2 folders)

125 7-8 (2 folders)May

(4 folders)

126 8 (2 folders)June

(3 folders)July-Sept.

127 Oct.-Dec. (3 folders)[1923], no month no day (2 folders)

128 9 1924 Jan. (4 folders)Feb.

(2 folders)

129 9-10 (2 folders)Mar. (4 folders)

130 10 Apr. (3 folders)May

(2 folders)

131 10-11 (3 folders)June (3 folders)

132 11 July-Aug. (6 folders)

133 11-12 Sept.-Nov. (8 folders)

134 12 Dec. (4 folders)Undated [1924] (2 folders)

135 12-13 1925 Jan. (4 folders)




Feb.(1 folder)

136 13 (3 folders)Mar. (2 folders)

137 13-14 Apr. (3 folders)May

(2 folders)


(2 folders)

139 14-15 (1 folder)July (2 folders)Aug.

(1 folder)

140 15 (1 folder)Sept. (3 folders)

141 15-16 Oct.-Nov. (5 folders)

142 16 Dec.Undated [1925] (2 folders)

143 16-17 1926 Jan. (4 folders)Feb.

(1 folder)

144 17 (3 folders)Mar.

(2 folders)

145 18 (2 folders)Apr.(3 folders)

146 May (4 folders)June

(1 folder)




147 18-19 (3 folders)July

(2 folders)

148 19 (2 folders)Aug. (4 folders)Sept.

(1 folder)

149 19-20 (2 folders)Oct. (3 folders)

150 20 Nov. (4 folders)Dec.

(1 folder)

151 20-21 (2 folders)Undated [1926]

1927 Jan.

(4 folders)

152 21 (4 folders)Feb.

(2 folders)


(2 folders)


(3 folders)


(2 folders)

156 23 (1 folder)June (4 folders)




157 23-24 July (4 folders)Aug.

(1 folder)

158 24 (3 folders)Sept.

(3 folders)

159 25 (1 folder)Oct. (5 folders)

160 25-26 Nov. (5 folders)Dec.

(1 folder)

161 26 (3 folders)Undated [1927] (3 folders)

162 26-27 1928 Jan. (3 folders)Feb.

(2 folders)


(3 folders)

164 27-28 (1 folder)Apr. (3 folders)May

(1 folder)


(2 folders)


(3 folders)

167 29 (1 folder)




Aug.(4 folders)

168 29-30 (1 folder)Sept.

(4 folders)

169 30 (1 folder)Oct. (3 folders)Nov.

(1 folder)

170 31 (2 folders)Dec.

(3 folders)

171 31-32 (1 folder)Undated [1928] (3 folders)

1929 Jan.

(2 folders)

172 32 (2 folders)Feb. (3 folders)

173 32-33 Mar. (5 folders)

174 Apr. (3 folders)May

(2 folders)

175 33-34 (2 folders)June (4 folders)

176 34 July (4 folders)Aug.

(2 folders)

177 34-35 (1 folder)Sept. (4 folders)

178 35 Oct. (3 folders)




Nov. (3 folders)

179 35-36 (1 folder)Dec. (4 folders)Undated [1929]

(1 folder)

180 36 (1 folder)1930

Jan. (4 folders)

181 37 Feb. (4 folders)Mar.

(1 folder)

182 37-38 (3 folders)Apr.

(2 folders)


(2 folders)


(3 folders)

185 39-40 (2 folders)July (3 folders)Aug.

(1 folder)


(4 folders)

187 40-41 (1 folder)Oct. (4 folders)Nov.

(1 folder)




188 41 (3 folders)Dec.

(3 folders)

189 42 (1 folder)Undated [1930]

1931 Jan. (4 folders)

190 42-43 Feb. (4 folders)Mar.

(1 folder)


(2 folders)

192 43-44 (2 folders)May (3 folders)

193 44-45 June (4 folders)July

(1 folder)


(1 folder)

195 45-46 (2 folders)Oct.

(3 folders)

196 46-47 (1 folder)Nov. (4 folders)

197 47 Dec. (5 folders)

198 47-48 Undated [1931] (3 folders)1932

Jan. (2 folders)




199 48-49 (2 folders)Feb.

(3 folders)


(3 folders)

201 50-51 (1 folder)Apr. (4 folders)

202 51 May (4 folders)June

(1 folder)


(2 folders)

204 52 (2 folders)Aug. (3 folders)

205 52-53 Sept. (4 folders)Oct.-Dec.

206 53 Undated [1932] (2 folders)1933

Jan.-Feb.Mar.

(2 folders)


(2 folders)

208 54-55 (1 folder)May (4 folders)

209 55 June (3 folders)July

(2 folders)





(1 folder)

211 56-57 (2 folders)Oct. (3 folders)Nov.

(1 folder)

212 57 (2 folders)Dec. (2 folders)Undated [1933]

1934 Jan.

(2 folders)

213 57-58 (2 folders)Feb. (3 folders)Mar.

(1 folder)

214 58-59 (1 folder)Apr. (3 folders)May

(2 folders)

215 59 (2 folders)June (4 folders)

216 59-60 July-Aug. (5 folders)Sept.

(1 folder)

217 60 (2 folders)Oct. (3 folders)Nov.

(1 folder)

218 61 (2 folders)Dec. (3 folders)




Undated [1934]

219 61-62 1935 Jan. (4 folders)Feb.

(2 folders)

220 62 (1 folder)Mar. (3 folders)Apr.

(2 folders)

221 62-63 (1 folder)May (5 folders)

222 63 June (4 folders)July

(2 folders)

223 63-64 (1 folder)Aug.-Sept. (5 folders)

224 64 Oct.-Nov. (4 folders)Dec.

(1 folder)


1936 Jan. (3 folders)

226 65-66 Feb.-Mar. (6 folders)

227 66 Apr.-May (6 folders)

228 66-67 June-July (5 folders)

229 67 Aug.-Sept. (4 folders)Oct.

(1 folder)

230 67-68 (1 folder)




Nov. (3 folders)Dec.

(2 folders)


1937 Jan.-Feb (5 folders)

232 68-69 Mar.-Apr. (6 folders)

233 69-70 May-June (6 folders)

234 70 July-Sept. (5 folders)Oct.

(1 folder)

235 (2 folders)Nov. (3 folders)Dec.

(1 folder)

236 71 (2 folders)Undated [1937]

1938 Jan.-Feb. (4 folders)

237 71-72 Mar.-July (4 folders)

238 72 Aug.-Nov. (5 folders)Dec.

(1 folder)

239 72-73 (2 folders)Undated [1938]

1939Jan.-Apr. (4 folders)

240 73 May-Aug. (5 folders)Sept.

(1 folder)




241 73-74 (1 folder)Oct.-Nov. (4 folders)Dec.

(1 folder)


1940Jan.-May (5 folders)

243 75 June-Aug. (4 folders)Sept.

(1 folder)

244 75-76 (1 folder)Oct.-Nov. (3 folders)Dec.

(2 folders)

245 76 (2 folders)Undated [1940]

1941 Jan. (2 folders)Feb.

(1 folder)

246 76-77 (2 folders)Mar.-Apr. (4 folders)

247 77 May-Aug. (6 folders)

248 77-78 Sept.-Dec. (6 folders)Undated [1941]

249 78 1942Jan.-Feb. (6 folders)

250 79 Mar. (4 folders)Apr.

(1 folder)

251 79-80 (3 folders)




May (2 folders)


(1 folder)

253 80-81 (5 folders)

254 81 July (4 folders)Aug.

(1 folder)

255 81-82 (1 folder)Sept.

(4 folders)

256 82 (1 folder)Oct.

(5 folders)

257 82-83 (1 folder)Nov. (5 folders)

258 83 Dec. (4 folders)Undated [1942] (2 folders)

259 83-84 1943Jan. (6 folders)

260 84-85 Feb. (4 folders)Mar.

(2 folders)


(3 folders)


(5 folders)




263 86 (1 folder)June (3 folders)July

(2 folders)

264 87 (2 folders)Aug. (4 folders)

265 87-88 Sept. (3 folders)Oct.

(3 folders)

266 88 (1 folder)Nov. (4 folders)Dec.

(1 folder)

267 88-89 (1 folder)Undated [1943]

1944Jan.

(1 folder)

268 89 (1 folder)Feb. (3 folders)Mar.

(1 folder)

269 89-90 (2 folders)Apr. (3 folders)May

(1 folder)

270 90 (3 folders)June (3 folders)

271 91 July-Aug. (6 folders)

272 91-92 Sept.-Oct. (7 folders)

273 92 Nov. (5 folders)




Dec.(1 folder)

274 92-93 (3 folders)1945

Jan. (3 folders)

275 93-94 (2 folders)Feb.

(3 folders)


(3 folders)

277 95 (1 folder)Apr. (4 folders)

278 95-96 May (4 folders)June

(2 folders)

279 96-97 (1 folder)July (4 folders)Aug.

(1 folder)


(3 folders)

281 97-98 (1 folder)Oct. (4 folders)Nov.

(1 folder)

282 98-99 (2 folders)Dec. (2 folders)Undated [1945] (2 folders)

283 99 1946




4 Shelf no. 19,231

Jan.-Feb. (5 folders)Mar.

(1 folder)

284 99-100 (2 folders)Apr. (3 folders)May

(1 folder)

285 100 (2 folders)June (2 folders)July

(2 folders)

286 100-101 (1 folder)Aug.-Sept. (5 folders)Oct.

(1 folder)

287 101 (1 folder)Nov.-Dec. (4 folders)Undated [1946]

288 102 1947 Jan.-Feb. (5 folders)Mar.

(1 folder)

289 102 (1 folder)Apr. (3 folders)May-Dec., n.d. [1947]

1948Jan.-Feb.Undated [1948]

290 14 Letterbooks, 1913-19211913

Mar. 7-13




291 2-3 Mar. 15-24

292 4-5 Apr. 1-29 (2 vols.)

293 6-7 Apr. 29- May 29 (2 vols.)

294 8-9 May 29-July 11 (2 vols.)

295 10-11 July 11-Sept. 4 (2 vols.)

296 12-13 Sept. 13-Oct. 17 (2 vols.)

297 14-15 Oct 17.-Nov. 26 (2 vols.)

298 16-17 Nov. 26-Dec. 181913, Dec. 18-1914, Jan. 7

299 18-19 1914Jan. 7-Feb. 17 (2 vols.)

300 20-21 Feb. 17-Mar. 25 (2 vols.)

301 22 Mar. 26-May 1 (2 vols.)

302 23-24 May 1-June 12 (2 vols.)

303 25-26 June 12-Aug. 18 (2 vols.)

304 27-28 Aug. 18-Oct. 26 (2 vols.)

305 29-30 Oct. 26-Dec. 30 (2 vols.)

306 31-32 1914, Dec. 30-1915, Jan. 261915

Jan. 26-Feb. 19

307 33-34 Feb. 19-Apr. 24 (2 vols.)

308 35-36 Apr. 24- June 2 (2 vols.)

309 37-39 June 2-July 31 (2 vols.)




310 40 1917Sept. 5-21

311 41 Sept. 21-Oct. 12 (2 vols.)

312 42-43 Oct. 12-Nov. 14 (2 vols.)

313 44-45 Nov. 14-Dec. 20 (2 vols.)

314 46-47 1917, Dec. 20-1918, Jan. 91918

Jan. 9-28

315 48-49 Jan. 28-Mar. 4 (2 vols.)

316 50-51 Mar. 4-Apr. 5 (2 vols.)

317 52-53 Apr. 5-May 15 (2 vols.)

318 54-55 May 16-June 17 (2 vols.)

319 56-57 June 17-July 18 (2 vols.)

320 58-60 July 18-Sept. 4 (3 vols.)

321 61-63 Sept. 4-Oct. 28 (3 vols.)

322 64-66 Oct. 23-Dec. 21 (3 vols.)

323 67-69 1918, Dec. 19-1919, Jan. 31919

Jan. 3-Feb. 4 (2 vols.)

324 70-72 Feb. 3-June 3 (3 vols.)

325 73-74 June 3-July 24 (2 vols.)

326 75-77 July 12-Dec. 6 (3 vols.)

327 78-80 1919, Dec. 6-1920, Jan. 61920

Jan. 6-Mar. 20 (2 vols.)




328 81-82 Telegrams1913, Dec. 20-1915, Aug. 9 (2 vols.)

329 83-84 1915, Aug. 9-1917, Dec. 12 (2 vols.)

330 85-86 1917, Dec. 12-1918, Oct. 10 (2 vols.)

331 87-88 1918, Oct. 11-1919, June 4 (2 vols)

332 89-90 1919, June 4-1921, Feb. 26 (2 vols)

333 not filmed Invitations, 1912-193319121913


334 June-Oct. (4 folders)

335 Oct.-Dec. (5 folders)

336 1914 Jan.-Mar. (5 folders)

337 Mar.-June (5 folders)

338 June-Dec. (4 folders)

339 1915Jan.-Mar. (4 folders)

340 Apr.-June (4 folders) 1915



343 1916 (5 folders)

344 1917 Jan.-May (5 folders)




345 June-Dec. (4 folders)1918

Jan.-Feb. (2 folders)

346 Feb.-Apr. (7 folders)

347 Apr.-June (6 folders)

348 June-Sept. (6 folders)

349 Sept.-Nov. (6 folders)

350 Nov.-Dec. (4 folders)1919

Jan. (2 folders)

351 Jan.-Mar. (5 folders)

352 Mar.-May (5 folders)

353 June-July (4 folders)

354 July-Aug. (4 folders)

355 Aug.-Oct. (7 folders)


Jan. (2 folders)

357 Feb.-June (7 folders)

358 June-Nov. (7 folders)

359 Dec.1921, 1933, n.d. (5 folders)

360 Introductions-Patronage, 1912-19411912, Nov. 1913

Jan.-Mar. (4 folders)




361 Apr.-May (5 folders)

362 May-July (5 folders)

363 July-Nov. (5 folders)



365 Mar.-June (4 folders)

366 July -Dec. (4 folders)

367 1915 Jan.-June (5 folders)

368 July-Dec. (5 folders)

369 1916 Jan.-Dec. (4 folders)

1917 Jan.

370 Feb.-June (5 folders)

371 July-Dec. (6 folders)1918


372 Mar.-Aug. (6 folders)

373 Sept.-Dec. (4 folders)1919


374 Apr.-Dec. (3 folders)1920

Jan.-Aug. (3 folders)375 Sept.-Dec.

1921




1932, Oct.-Dec. (4 folders)1933

Jan.


377 Mar.-Dec. (4 folders)1934 (2 folders)

378 1935 (3 folders)1936 (2 folders)1937

Jan.-Mar.

379 Apr.-Dec. (2 folders)1938

Jan.-July (3 folders)

380 Aug.-Dec. (3 folders)1939

Jan.-Apr. (2 folders)

381 May-Dec. (4 folders)1940


382 Mar.-Dec. (6 folders)

383 1941, Jan.-Nov. (6 folders)

384 Requests, 1913-19411913, Feb.-Dec. (4 folders)1914

Jan.-Feb.

385 Mar.-Dec. (4 folders)1915 Jan.-Mar. (2 folders)

386 Mar.-Oct. (5 folders)





388 1916 Jan.-July (5 folders)

389 Sept.-Dec. (3 folders)1917 (3 folders)

390 1918 (3 folders)1919

Jan.-Sept. (2 folders)

391 Oct.-Dec.1920 (4 folders)

392 19211933, Mar.-Oct.1934, Jan.-Apr.1935, Feb.-Mar., Nov.-Dec.19361937, Jan.-Mar., Sept.-Nov.1938-1941 (4 folders)

393 Miscellaneous, 1912-19211912, June-Dec.1913

Feb.-Apr. (4 folders)




397 Sept.-Oct. (4 folders)

398 Oct.-Nov. (4 folders)

399 Dec. (3 folders)1913, 1921, Undated (2 folders)

400 1914 Jan. (5 folders)




401 Feb.-Mar. (5 folders)

402 Mar.-Apr. (5 folders)


404 May-June (5 folders)


406 Aug.-Sept. (5 folders)


408 Nov.-Dec. (5 folders)

409 1915 Jan.-Feb. (5 folders)






415 Aug.-Sept. (5 folders)

416 Sept.-Oct. (5 folders)


418 Nov.-Dec. (5 folders)

419 Dec.1916

Jan.-Aug. (5 folders)

420 Sept. -Nov. (6 folders)




421 Nov.-Dec. (4 folders)Undated [1913-1916]






427 June (5 folders)

428 July (5 folders)

429 July-Sept. (6 folders)



Jan.








439 Sept.- Oct (6 folders)





441 Nov. (6 folders)

442 Dec. (6 folders)

443 Dec., Undated (2 folders)1919

Jan. (4 folders)





448 July-Sept. (6 folders)


450 Nov.-Dec. (5 folders)Undated [1919]


452 Feb.-Apr. (6 folders)


454 June-Aug. (5 folders)


456 Nov.-Dec. (3 folders)Undated [1920]

1921 Jan.





5 Shelf no. 18,815

SUBJECT FILE, 1829-1948, n.d.

458 15 Navy, 1829-1947Agriculture Department of, 1913-1921Alcohol and vice control

Commission on training camp activities1917, May-1918, July (5 folders)

459 1-2 1918, Aug.-1921 (4 folders)General

1912-19161917

Mar.-May

460 2 May-Dec. (5 folders)

461 2-3 1918 Jan.-June (5 folders)

462 3-4 May-Dec. (6 folders)

463 4 1919-1921, n.d. (2 folders)Interdepartmental Social Hygiene Board

1918, Aug.-1921 (4 folders)

464 4-5 Kent case, 1919-1920Official statistics and correspondence, 1914-1921, n.d. (2

folders)Wine mess order

1829-18991914-1917 (3 folders)

465 5 Anti-Imperialist League-Erving WinslowAppeals: discipline, discharges

1913 (4 folders)

466 6 1914





467 6-7 Oct.-Dec.1915

468 7 19161917

(3 folders)

469 7-8 (1 folder)1918

(5 folders)

470 8 (5 folders)

471 9 (3 folders)1919

(3 folders)

472 9-10 (6 folders)

473 10-11 (7 folders)

474 11 (6 folders)

475 11-12 (3 folders)1920

(3 folders)

476 12 (2 folders)1921Undated

477 13 Applications: enlistment, employment, promotion1913 (6 folders)

478 1914 (5 folders)

479 13-14 Applications: enlistment, employment, promotion1914 (3 folders)1915

(3 folders)




480 14-15 (6 folders)

481 15 (3 folders)1916

(3 folders)

482 15-16 (1 folder)1917

(5 folders)

483 16-17 (7 folders)

484 17 (6 folders)

485 17-18 (6 folders)

486 18 (2 folders)1918

(4 folders)

487 18-19 (6 folders)

488 19 (8 folders)

489 19-20 (7 folders)

490 20 (7 folders)

491 21 (6 folders)

492 21-22 (6 folders)

493 22 (4 folders)1919

(2 folders)

494 23 (4 folders)1920

(2 folders)

495 23-24 Navy, 1829-1947




Applications: enlistment, employment, promotion1920

(2 folders)1921Undated

496 24 Annual report, 1913-1920, n.d. (5 folders)

497 24-25 Appropriations, 1915-1921Argentina, 1913-1920Arming merchant ships, 1915-1919Armor

1912, Apr.-1913, Oct. (2 folders)Nov.-Dec. 1919, n.d. [1913]1914, n.d. [1914]

498 25 1915-1916, n.d. [1916] (3 folders)1917, Jan.-Apr. (2 folders)

499 25-26 1917, May1917, June-1918, Sept.1918, Sept.-1919, Feb.1919, Mar.-1921, n.d. [1919-1921]Bids, Feb.-Sept. 1913

500 26 Aviation1913-1916 (2 folders)1917


501 Oct.-Dec.1918 (3 folders)

502 27 1919 (2 folders)1920, Jan.-Oct.1921, n.d.

503 27-28 Awards for heroism-Navy and Marine Corps1914-1921, n.d.1921, Feb. 15

Azores, 1918, 1921




Belgium, 1914, 1918-1919Bliss Co. lawsuit, 1915-1919, n.d.Board of Appraisal, 1917-1920, n.d.Brazil, 1917-1921China, 1913, 1915, 1918Chronologies and naval history, 1913-1921, n.d. (3 folders)

504 28 Civilian Naval Consulting Board1914-1915, Oct.1915, Nov.-1916, Sept.1916, Sept.-Dec.1917 (3 folders)

505 28-29 1918 (3 folders)19191920-1921, n.d.Inventions

1930-19141915-1917

506 29 Coal conference1917, May 101919, Feb. 11

Coal supply1913-19151917, Jan.-Nov.1918-1920, n.d.

507 29-30 Coast defense, 1917-1918Coast Guard

1917-1919, June1919, June-July1919, Aug.-1920, n.d.

Commerce, Department of, 1913-1921 (2 folders)

508 30 Communication serviceAll United States Navy messages, 1918-1921, n.d. (2 folders)Dispatch reading file, 1917-1921, n.d. (3 folders)

General1913-1917




509 30-31 1918-1921 (4 folders)Undated

World wireless messages, 21 Aug. 1920Compensation Board, 1917-1921

510 31 Construction and Repair BureauCandidates for chief, 1913-1914General

1913-1917 (4 folders)1918

Jan.-June

511 31-32 July-Dec.1919, Jan.-Sept. (2 folders)1919, Oct.-1920, May, Nov.1920, June-1921, n.d.

Monthly reports, 1918, Aug.-1921, Jan. (2 folders)

512 32-33 Council of National DefenseGeneral

1913-1917 (6 folders)

513 33 1918 (5 folders)

514 33-34 1919-1921, n.d. (5 folders)

515 34-35 Minutes, 1917-1921 (5 folders)National Defense Conference, 1917, May 2-3-proceedingsState, 1917, May-June

516 35 Cuba, 1913-1920Destroyer Force, Queenstown, Ireland, 1917-1921, n.d.Dolphin (U.S.S.), 1913-1916Engineering (Steam) Bureau

1913-1935, n.d. (3 folders)Candidates for chief, 1913, Mar.-May, n.d. (2 folders)

517 35-36 Enlisted menEducation, 1913, Mar.-1920, n.d.Personnel practices, 1912-1921, n.d. (2 folders)Recruiting

1913-1921, n.d. (3 folders)




518 36 “Man-O-Warsman,” 1913, Apr.-1914, Aug.“Neal of the Navy,” 1915, May-Oct.

France, 1917-1921Fuel administration, 1918-1919General Board, 1900-1921, n.d.Germany, Oct. 1918-1919, Feb.Great Britain, 1916-1921, n.d. (2 folders)

519 36-37 Greece, 1914-1918Guam, 1913-1921Guantanamo, Cuba Naval Station, 1913-1919Gunnery, 1913-1920, n.d.Hawaii, 1913-1920, n.d.House Committee on Naval Affairs

1896-1899, 1913-19141915-1916

520 37-38 1917-1921 (4 folders)Inland waterways, 1920-1921Intelligence, naval

1913-1916

521 38 1917-1918, Sept. (6 folders)

522 38-39 1918, Oct.-1921, Aug, n.d. (6 folders)

523 39 Balkans, Salonika front, 1917-1918Russia, 1919, July-Nov.World navies data, 1903-1921

Interned ships1915-1917, June1917, July-1921, 1923, June, n.d.

Italy, 1916-1921, n.d.Interior, Department of the, 1913-1921, n.d.

524 39-40 Japan, 1913-1920, n.d. (2 folders)Jewish relief, 1913-1920, n.d. (2 folders)Judge Advocate General

1906-1917 (2 folders)

525 40-41 Navy, 1829-1947




Judge Advocate General 1918-1921, n.d. (6 folders)Candidates, 1913, Apr.-Oct.

526 41 Hill, W.L., 1913-1920Osborne, Thomas M. (naval prison, Portsmouth, N.H.)

1916-1921 (6 folders)

527 41-42 Justice, Department of, 1913-1921, n.d. (3 folders)Labor, Department of

1913-19161917

Jan.-Aug.

528 42 Sept.-Dec.1918-1920 (4 folders)Undated

529 43 League of NationsPeace treaty, 1915-1920United States Naval Policy, 1918-1924, n.d.

Liberty loans1917, Feb.-Dec.1918, Jan.-June (3 folders)

530 43-44 1918, July-1920, n.d. (2 folders)Lumsden, John C., 1913-1914Lusitania, May-June 1915Marine Corps

Band1913, June-1914, June1915-1921 (2 folders)

531 44 Commandant-candidatesKarmany, L., 1913-1914Lejeune, John, 1913, Nov.-Dec.Waller, W. T., 1913-1914Miscellaneous, 1913-1914

Examinations for second lieutenant, 1913, Aug.-1914, Jan.,n.d.

General1899-1914 (3 folders)




532 44-45 1915-1918 (6 folders)

533 45-46 1919-1921, n.d. (3 folders)Unit rosters, 1918, Sept 11.

Mayflower (U.S.S.), 1913-1920, n.d.Medicine and Surgery Bureau

1911-1914 (2 folders)

534 46 1915-1919 (6 folders)

535 46-47 1920-1921, n.d.Surgeon general candidates

1913, Mar.-Dec. (2 folders)1914, Jan.-May

Weekly reports, 1917-1918Merchant marine, 1913-1920, n.d.

536 47 Mexico1913-1914 (5 folders)

537 47-48 1915-1935, n.d. (2 folders)Jenkins affair, 1919, 1933-1945Tampico incident, 1914-1917

MusicNavy bands, 1915-1920Training camps, 1918-1919

538 48 Naval AcademyAppeals, discipline, 1914-1921, n.d. (6 folders)

539 48-49 Appeals, physical and academic, 1913-1920, n.d. (5 folders)

540 49 Navy, 1829-1947Naval Academy

Appointment inquiries1913-1916, May (6 folders)

541 49-50 1916, June-1921 (6 folders)

542 50 Athletics, 1913-1920, n.d.




Civilian instructors, 1913-1921, n.d. (3 folders)Examinations practices survey, June-Dec. 1915Foreign language instruction survey, May 1916

543 51 General1913-1917 (5 folders)

544 51-52 1918-1921, n.d. (4 folders)Language department head-recommendations,

Sept. 1916-1919Naval Militia, 1913-1920 (2 folders)

545 52 Navy, 1829-1947Naval Operations, Office of

1913-1920 (6 folders)

546 52-53 1920-1921, n.d.Navigation Bureau

General1911-1917 (3 folders)1918


547 53 Sept.-Dec.1919-1921, n.d. (3 folders)

Hydrographic Office, 1913-1921, n.d.Personnel strength

1913-1918

548 53-54 1918-1921, n.d.Navy Department

Administration and organization1911-1933 (2 folders)Undated

Assistant secretary’s officeRoosevelt, Franklin D., 1913-1920 (2 folders)

549 54-55 Woodbury, Gordon, Aug. 1920-1921, JulyBureau chiefs, 1913-1916, n.d.General

SUBJECT FILE, 1829-1948, n.d. (Continued)



1918-1924, Mar. (5 folders)

550 55 1924, Apr.-1931 (7 folders)

551 56 1932-1935 (5 folders)1936

Jan.-June

552 56-57 July-Dec.1937-1940 (4 folders)

553 57 1941-1942 (7 folders)

554 57-58 1943 (6 folders)

555 58 1944 (3 folders)1945


556 58-59 Oct.-Dec.1946-1947, n.d. (3 folders)

Secretaries of the navyAdams, Charles Francis, 1929-1930Chandler, William E., 1913-1918

557 59 Denby, Edwin, 1921-1924Forrestal, James, 1942-1946Furer, Julius A., 28 Dec. 1943Herbert, Hilary A., 1917-1919Wilbur, Curtis, 1923-1928, n.d.Miscellany, 1913-1915, n.d.

Secretary’s office1913-19141914-1921, n.d.

558 60 1915-1921, n.d. (4 folders)Smith, Jessica, 1917-1936Reminder notes, Josephus Daniels, 1916, 1918, n.d.

559 Navy, 1829-1947Navy, Department of the

Secretary’s office




Tributes to Josephus Daniels1913

A-L (6 folders)

560 60-61M-Z (3 folders)

May 1934Trips-Europe

Mar.-Apr. 1919May 1919-1920, n.d. (2 folders)

561 61 Navy League1913-1916 (2 folders)1917


562 61-62 Aug.-Dec. (6 folders)

563 62 1918-1921, n.d. (4 folders)Negroes, 1913-1921, n.d. (2 folders)

564 62-63 OfficersCensorship, 1913-1919Correspondence, 1913-1921, n.d. (4 folders)Personnel practices

1913-1914

565 63 1914-1920, n.d (4 folders)Sandlin case, Oct.-Nov. 1918

Oil reserves1913-1916

566 64 1917-1923 (3 folders)Undated“History of the Naval Petroleum Reserves” (1909-1935), by R. G. Tracie

P. 1-140P. 141-280P. 281-413

567 64-65 Ordnance BureauCandidates for chief, Mar.-May 1913




General1913-1917 (5 folders)

568 65 1918-1921, n.d. (5 folders)North Sea barrage, 1916-1920

569 66 Pittsburgh ArsenalVol. 1

570 Vol. 2

571 66-67 Panama Canal, opening of, 1911-1914 (2 folders)Paraguay, 1913, Apr.-JunePeru, 1915-1920Photography, naval, 1913-1921, n.d.Post Office Department, 1913-1920 (2 folders)

572 67 Preparedness controversy1909-1915, n.d. (6 folders)

573 68 1916-1920, n.d. (2 folders)Press

Censorship, 1914-1919, n.d. [1914-1919] (3 folders)Committee on Public Information, 1917-1919 (3 folders)

574 68-69 Conference transcripts1914-1918 (4 folders)1919


575 69 Sept.-Dec. (2 folders)1920


576 69-70 Oct.-Dec. (3 folders)1921, Jan.

Dispatches, Associated Press, 1918Interviews, Dec. 1914

577 70 Relations1913 (3 folders)




1914 Jan.-Apr. (3 folders)

578 71 May-Dec. (2 folders)1915

Jan.-May (3 folders)

579 71-72 June-Dec. (5 folders)

580 72 1916 (2 folders)1917

Jan.-Apr. (3 folders)

581 73 May-Dec. (5 folders)

582 73 1918Jan.-June (5 folders)

583 74 July-Dec. (2 folders)1919


584 Sept.-Dec. 1920-1921, May (3 folders)Undated [1913-1921]

585 75 Releases19141915

Jan.-July (5 folders)



587 75-76 July-Dec. (2 folders)1917 (3 folders)

588 76 Navy, 1829-1947Press




Releases1918-1921, Mar. (6 folders)Undated, 1913-1921

Summaries, Mar.-July 1919

589 76-77 Puerto Rico, 1920-1921Railroad Administration, 1918-1920Railway batteries, 1917-1921Red Cross

1914-1917 (6 folders)

590 77-78 1918-1920 (4 folders)Undated

591 78-79 Refugees relief workChristmas ship, 1914Near East, 1915-1924Tennessee (Side-wheel steamer), 1914-1921United States citizens, 1914-1916 (2 folders)

Relief organizations

592 79 Religion and chaplains1913-1918 (5 folders)

593 80 1919-1921Reserves, 1914-1921, n.d. (3 folders)Reviews of the fleet, 1915-1918, n.d.Russia, 1914-1921

594 80-81 Samoa, 1913-1921 (4 folders)Santo Domingo

1913, Nov.-1918

595 81 1919-1921 (4 folders)

596 81-82 Seattle riot1913, Apr.-July1918, Aug.-1919, Jan.

Selective service, Mar. 1917-Aug. 1918Senate Committee on Naval Affairs

1913, Mar.-Dec.1914




Jan.-May

597 82 June-Dec.1915-1918 (5 folders)

598 82-83 1919-1921, Feb. (5 folders)See also Sims controversy, box 602-620

599 83 Shipping Board, 1913-1921, Mar. (4 folders)

600 83-84 ShipsNaming and christening1913, July-1921, Jan., n.d. (7 folders)

601 84 Publications, Feb., 1914-1920, JuneRequests for visits, 1910, Aug.-1921, Feb. (4 folders)

602 85 Sims, William S., controversy, 1920Statement by Sims

Printed version (4 folders)Printed version (photocopies) (3 folders)

603 Parts 1-5 (5 folders)Unidentified

604 86 Statement by Josephus DanielsDrafts (4 folders)

605 Drafts (4 folders)

606 87 Vol. 1-2 (2 folders)

607 87-88 HearingsTranscripts

Books1-5, Mar. 9-30

608 88 6-9, Apr. 1-20

609 89 10-16, Apr. 21-May 13




610 89-91 17-21, May 14-2019, May 1720, May 1821, May 20

611 91-92 22-27, May 21-28Unidentified

612 92 Reply by Daniels to Sims’s chargesIndex to statementsReply planStatements

(15 folders)

613 92-93 (19 folders)

614 93 (28 folders)

615 93-94 (22 folders)

616 94 (26 folders)

617 94-95 Analysis1920, Jan.-May (3 folders)Undated

Extracts from testimony1904, Apr.1914, Apr.-1920, MayUndated

Press coverage, 1920, Jan.-Mar.

618 95 General correspondence, 1919, Jan.-1920, July (4 folders)Irish question, 1919, Nov.-1921 (2 folders)

619 95-96 Reference material1911-1920 (3 folders)Undated (2 folders)

Senate Naval Affairs Subcommittee1919, June; 1920, Jan-May

620 96 1920-1921, n.d.Questions (2 folders)




Sims', William S., personal lifeMiscellaneous (2 folders)

621 97 Solicitor of the Navy1913, July-1921, Jan.Candidates, 1913, Mar.-Aug.

Spanish-American War-Sampson-Schley Court of Inquiry, Mar.1921

State Department1913, May-1921, Jan., n.d. (3 folders)Dispatches, 1914, Aug. (2 folders)Steam Engineering Bureau. See box 516

622 97-98 Submarines, 1913, June-1921, Apr. (7 folders)

623 98 Supplies and Accounts BureauDec. 1904, 19131914, Jan.-1916 (4 folders)

624 1917, Jan.-1918 (5 folders)

625 99 1919-1921, Apr. (3 folders)Undated [1913-1921]Paymaster general candidates, Oct. 1912-June 1914

Swan Islands, 1917, Nov.-1918, Sept.

626 Telegrams sent, Western Union bills1914, June-1916, Jan.1918, Jan.-1921, Feb.

Treasury Department, 1913, Mar.-1921, July (3 folders)

627 99-100 Virgin Islands, Feb. 1917-Feb. 1921War College

1913, Mar.-1917, May (3 folders)1918, Jan.-1921, Feb., n.d.

628 100 War Department, 1913, Feb.-1921, n.d. (4 folders)

629 100-101 War Finance Corporation, 1918, Sept.-1921, Jan.War Industries Board, 1917, Sept.-1918, Dec.War missions, visiting allies, 1917-1921, Feb. (2 folders)War records-Cabinet members’ sons, 1917-1920




War risk insurance, Feb. 1917-1921, Feb.War Trade Board, 1918, Feb.-Dec.

630 101 Yards and Docks, Bureau ofBids, 1915, Apr.-1921, Feb. (2 folders)Candidates for chief, 1913, May-1917, Nov.General

1862, July-1916 (2 folders)

631 101-102 1917-1921, Jan., n.d. (2 folders)Naval stations and districts

1st Naval District1913, Mar.-1916 (3 folders)

632 102 1917-1923, Jan., n.d. (5 folders)

633 103 2d Naval District1913, May-1921, Feb. (3 folders)

3d Naval District1911, Dec.-1917 (3 folders)

634 1918-1921, Mar., n.d. (5 folders)

635 104 4th Naval District1913, June-1921, Feb. (5 folders)

636 104-105 5th Naval District1913, Mar.-1921, Mar., n.d. (6 folders)

637 105 6th Naval District1913, Mar.-1921, Mar., n.d.

7th Naval DistrictMar. 1913-Aug. 1920

8th Naval District1911, Dec.-1920, Mar. (2 folders)

638 9th-11th Naval Districts1913, Feb.-1921, Mar. (5 folders)

639 106 12th Naval District1913, Mar.-1923, June (5 folders)




640 13th Naval District1913, May-1921, Feb.

14th Naval District1913, Apr.-1920, Jan.

15th Naval District1919-1920

Site proposals1913, July-1917, Aug.1918 Jan.-1920, Oct. (3 folders)

641 107 Young Men’s Christian Association1913, May-1914, June1915-1916, Mar.1917-1918, July (4 folders)

642 1918, July-1921, Feb., n.d. (5 folders)

643 not filmed Mexico, 1913-1948Argentina, 1937, 1939, 1941Bolivia, 1919, 1938Brazil, 1934, 1942, 1946Chile, 1939-1940China, 1934, 1936, 1943Cuba, 1934-1942Church-State relations

1929, 1932-1935 (5 folders)

644 1935-1936, 1939-1947 (2 folders)Undated, 1926-1939Callahan, P. H.

1929, 1933-1935 (4 folders)

645 1935-1939 (5 folders)

646 Claims, American1932-1934 (2 folders)

Consular correspondence1933-1941 (7 folders)

647 Economic data, 1933, 1935-1936Education, 1929, 1932-1937, 1940 (2 folders)




Embassy fileCigarette orders, 1935-1937Conversation memoranda, 1933-1941 (2 folders)Diplomatic correspondence, 1933-1941Employment applications, 1933-1937General

1933-1936

648 1937-1947, n.d. [1933-1947] (6 folders)Staff correspondence

1932-1934

649 1935-1940 (6 folders)

650 1941, Feb.-1944, Sept. (5 folders)

651 1944, Sept.-1948, Jan. (3 folders)Staff directory-inventory of papers

“Fifteen Years of Mexican Political Life,” by Emilio Portes GilChapters 1-27 (3 folders)

652 France, 1933, 1936-1937, 1941Germany, 1933-1934, 1938, 1940Great Britain, 1934-1945Haiti, 1930Historical data, 1913-1941, n.d. (2 folders)Interior, Department of the, 1938-1940Italy, 1933, 1935, 1941Japan, 1936

653 Land reformGeneral, 1915, 1926, 1940Sala, Antenor, 1933-1935Zapata, Emiliano, 1936

Magazine articles and radio scripts (U.S.), 1933-1945 (2 folders)

654 Mexican officials1933-1941 (8 folders)

655 1942-1947, n.d. (3 folders)Mexican-U.S. relations




Murray, Robert-correspondence1926, Aug.-1938, 1940, n.d. (3 folders)

Reference material1914, 1933-1934

656 1934, 1936, 1941, n.d.Mexican newspapers, translations

1930-1945 (5 folders)Undated

657 Oil and expropriation, 1919, 1933, 1936-1947, n.d. (3 folders)

658 Pan Americanism, 1933-1941, n.d.Peru, 1933-1941Poland, 1934-1939Press

1933-1934 (4 folders)

659 1935-1939, Dec. (6 folders)

660 1939, Dec.-1941, Nov. (2 folders)Press conferences and interviews, 1933, 1934-1941Press releases, 1933, 1938, 1941Radio stations (Mexican), 1933-1934Six-year plan, 1934-1940

661 State Department 1917, 1931-1935 (4 folders)

662 1935-1939 (6 folders)

663 1939-1946 (4 folders)Undated

664 Dispatches, 1933-1938, 1940-1941 (4 folders)Sweden, 1935-1941

665 Trips1934

El Paso, Chihuahua665 (cont.) Mexico, 1913-1948

Trips




1934Monterrey, MexicoNuevo Laredo, MexicoOrizaba, MexicoPuebla, MexicoRio Grande Valley, TexasSaltillo, MexicoSan Luis Potosi, Mexico

1934-1936Los Angeles and San Diego, California

1935Guadalajara, Mexico

666 Mexican StatesOaxaca, Mexico

1936Nuevo Laredo, MexicoSchedules, faresVera Cruz, MexicoYucatan, Mexico

1936-1941Los Angeles and San Diego, California

1937FranceUnited States

667 General, 1890-1947Agriculture Department, 1934-1937, n.d.American Legion, 1919-1946 (3 folders)

668 American University, Washington, D.C., 1917-1941, n.d. (3 folders)

Commerce Department, Dec. 1934Cotton show, 1914-1915

669 Elections19001908, Aug. 6-Nov. 2, n.d. (2 folders)19081910, Nov.-Dec.1912-Democratic convention press credentials1912-North Carolina Democrats




1912, Mar.-May

670 1912, June-1912, n.d. (3 folders)1913, May-1914, Nov. (3 folders)

671 1915 Jan.-1916, Oct. (4 folders)1916, Sept.-Dec., North Carolina Democrats

672 Undated [1916], 1917, Jan.-Mar.1918, Mar.-Dec., n.d. (3 folders)

673 1920, n.d. (5 folders)1920, North Carolina Democrats1924

674 North Carolina gubernatiorial nomination, 1932A-H (6 folders)

675 J-Z (6 folders)

676 Petitions1932, Apr.-1932, Nov., n.d.1934, Oct.Senate campaign, 1935-1938, 19471942, May-Oct., North Carolina Democrats1942, no month or day

Federal Power Commission, Sept. 1943Flag Day, 1914, 1917Great Smoky Mountains National Park

1913, 1934-1935

677 1936, Sept.-1938, Sept.1939, June-1946, May

Jewish relief, 1935-1946Justice Department

1925-19301938-1947

Labor Department, 1934, Mar.-1944, JuneLibrary of Congress reference requestsMemorials

American cemeteries, France, 1915-1937, n.d.Arlington National Cemetery




1913-1919

678 1920-1921, n.d.Asbury, Francis, 1916-1921, n.d.Aycock monument, 1913-1940Barry statue, 1914, Apr.-MayEricsson, John, 1916-1920, n.d.Maine, 1913-1915Miscellaneous memorialsMt. Vernon Association, 1916, Feb.-MayNegro Soldiers and Sailors, 1919“Sons of Liberty,” 1919-1920

679 William Jennings Bryan Memorial Association1925-1926

A-R (6 folders)

680 S-Z (2 folders)Callahan, P. H.

1925 (4 folders)

681 1926, Jan.-Mar., n.d. (2 folders)Statue, 1933-1934

A-Z (3 folders)

682 Callahan, P. H. (2 folders)Miscellany, 1934-1936, n.d.Rosser, C.M., 1937

Woodrow Wilson1917-1945 (3 folders)Undated

683 National Popular Government League-Judson King1936-1944 (2 folders)

News and Observer1890, Oct.-1895, Aug.1896-1903, Sept. (2 folders)1904, Apr.-1912, n.d. (3 folders)

684 1913, Jan.-Aug. (4 folders)

685 1913, Sept.-1914 (4 folders)




686 1915 (6 folders)

687 1916-1917 (6 folders)

688 1918-1919, July (6 folders)

689 1919, July-1920 (5 folders)Undated [1913-1920]1921-1922, Jan.1923, Apr.-Dec.

690 1924-1925 (4 folders)Undated [1923-1925]1926-1928 (3 folders)

691 1929-1938 (10 folders)

692 1939-1946 (9 folders)

693 North Carolina, University of, Chapel Hill, N.C.1913, Feb.-1923, June (4 folders)1924-1926 (3 folders)

694 1927-1934 (7 folders)

695 1935-1940 (5 folders)

696 1941-1947, Mar., n.d. [1913-1947] (7 folders)

697 Post Office Department, Oct. 1940-Sept. 1946Press

1913, Mar.-1921, June (2 folders)1922-1924, Apr. (4 folders)

698 1924, May-1927, Sept. (7 folders)

699 1927, Oct.-1929, Mar. (6 folders)

700 1929, Apr.-1931, May (6 folders)

701 1931, June-1932, Oct. (5 folders)1942, Jan.-Aug. (2 folders)




702 1942, Sept.-1944 (5 folders)

703 1945-1946 (4 folders)

704 Prohibition, 1912-1940, n.d. (6 folders)Puerto Rico, 1913-1917

705 Spain, 1933-1935, 1941Suffrage, 1913-1924, 1940-1947, n.d. (5 folders)Transportation Bureau, 1933Treasury Department, 1933-1946War Department

1924-19301934-1946

SPEECHES, WRITINGS, AND RELATED MATERIAL, 1887-1947

706 Speeches1887, July1903, Sept.1906, May1912, Jan.Index, 1913-19151913

Mar.-June (3 folders)


Jan. (4 folders)

708 Jan.-Apr. (7 folders)

709 May-Oct. (6 folders)


Jan.-June (6 folders)711 June-Dec. (5 folders)

1916





712 Apr.-Dec. (9 folders)

713 1917 (7 folders)

714 1918 Jan.-Mar. (7 folders)




717 Sept.-Dec. (2 folders)1920 (4 folders)

718 1921-1932 (4 folders)Index, 1933-19411933, May-Dec. (2 folders)1934-1935 (2 folders)

719 1936 Feb.-Dec. (2 folders)[1936]

1937 (3 folders)1938, Apr.-Dec.

720 1939-1941 (5 folders)1942, Jan.-Feb.

721 1943-1946 (5 folders)Undated

(2 folders)

722 (6 folders)

723 (5 folders)

724 (3 folders)Undated notes and fragments




(2 folders)

725 (3 folders)Articles

ca. 1908, Articles for campaign of 1908ca. 1908, [William Howard Taft and Beekman Winthrop]1914, Mar. 7, “According to Plan,” Harper’s Weeklyca. 1914, May, “Making the Navy an Economic Asset,” Scientific

American1914, Dec., “The First Christmas I Remember,” Baltimore

Southern Methodistca. 1914, Dec., “Blessed Are the Peace-Maker Presidents,” World

Outlookca. 1914, “Woodrow Wilson,” The Presidents of the United

States,

726 1916, Dec., “Making Our Navy Efficient”1917, “Men Must Live Straight if They Would Shoot Straight”ca. 1917, “Daniels Pledges Safeguards for Morale of Enlisted

Men”1917, Dec., “The United States Navy,” Munsey’s Magazineca. 1918, “What the War Work of Women Will Mean to the

Future”ca. 1918, “Women in the War”1920, Feb., “Article for The Golden Starca. 1920, [Admiral Sims] World’s Work1920, Nov.-1921, Mar., Articles for Saturday Evening Post,

correspondence (3 folders)1921, Mar. 19, “Why the United States Needs a Big Navy,”

Saturday Evening Post1921, Mar. 26, “Building the World’s Most Poweful Warships,”

Saturday Evening Post

727 1921, Apr. 9, “Training Men for the Navy and the Nation,”Saturday Evening Post (3 folders)1921, Apr. 23, “The Navy That Flies,” Saturday Evening Post1921, May 21, “Naval Reserve,” Saturday Evening Post

728 ArticlesArticles for the National Newspaper Service

1921, Our Navy in the WarCorrespondence




Outlines of series and lists of subscribing papers“Lifting the Smoke Screen”“The Most Important Cabinet Meeting in the Wilson

Administration”“The Day War Was Declared”“Leviathan Sunk! Germans Announced”“President Wilson as a Strategist”“The Story of Mr. S. W. Davidson”“Confounding German Spies and Plotters”“The United States Gunboat That Lived in Turkey All

During the War”“The Secret Rendezvous of the Fleet”“N.O.T.S.-The Biggest Cargo Fleet in the World”“President Found Relief in Humorous Stories”“The War Plan That Was Lost”“Why There Should Be an Atlantic and Pacific Fleet”“How Appeasing the Shark God Insured Construction of

Dry Dock at Pearl Harbor”“The Biggest Transportation Job in History”“How an American Admiral Saved Admiral Kolchak

From a Russian Prison”“The Flood of War Inventions”“How an American Collier Opened the Fourth in Ponta

Delgada”

729 “When the U-Boats Came to America”“Civilian Personalities of the War in Our Own Country”“The Night of 2 Apr. 1917"“The Flags of Admirals of Three Nations Floated on the

Sylph”“Why the Atlantic Fleet Did Not Go as a Unit to European

Waters”“Naval Aviators Were First of the Armed Forces of the

United States To Land in France”“Long Distance Guns Stopped Shelling Paris”“United States Came Near War in 1916"“What Was the Chief Allied Naval Error of the War?”“Rhymes and Queer Code Combinations Puzzled the

Listening Germans”“The Biggest New Naval Offensive of the War”“The Plain American Sailor Who Saved a Ship and His

Shipmates”




“Washington Belles Feared They Would Catch MeaslesFrom Prince Undine”

“If Germans Had Cut Every Cable, We Could Still HaveTalked to Europe”

“Some Kings I Have Met”“Balfour, the Philosopher”“Which Helps Most? Your Critics or Your Friends?”“What Is To Be the Fighting Craft of the Future?”“Marshal Joffre More Than A Fighter”“Who Can Censor the Censor”“Building a Thousand Ships”“Big Tasks That the Navy Accomplished”“The Mobilization of Inventive Talent”

“Study Means Better Life,” The Young Man and Study, 1921Syndicated articles for Twenty-First Century Press

Correspondence, 1921Foreword to Anchors Aweigh, ca. 1921

Syndicated articles, Woodrow Wilson, 1924Correspondence, 1924-1925

730 List of articles“Wilson the Mystic”“House and Wilson”“Wilson and Grayson”“Wilson and Garrison”“Fall as Diagnostician”“Wilson and Ford”“The Harvey Myth”“How Wilson Met Lloyd George”“Wilson and Lansing” (2 folders)“Wilson and Bryan”

731 “Wilson and Bill McDonald”“Wilson and Lodge”“Wilson and Brandeis”“Wilson as Military Strategist”“Wilson as a Political Leader”“Why Wilson Went to Paris”“Wilson and W. B. Wilson”“Wilson and Education”“Wilson and Teapot Dome”“Wilson and Mexico”




“Wilson and the Irish”“Wilson and the Germans”

732 “Wilson and Italy”“Wilson and Neutrality”“Wilson and Privilege”“Wilson and Remarriage”“Wilson and Newspaper Men”FragmentsProofs“Wilson and Bryan,” Saturday Evening Post, 1925, Sept 5.

Correspondence“At Last the Inside Reasons Given of William Jennings

Bryan’s Resignation From the Wilson Cabinet,” Liberty,1925

Correspondence[Naval Disarmament] ca. 1925Articles for the Republic Syndicate

Behind the Scenes With William Jennings Bryan,1925-1926Correspondence, 1925-1926“Goodbye, Mr. Bryan-God Bless You, Mr. President”“When Wilson and Bryan First Disagreed”“Bryan Ranks With Jefferson in Amending

Constitution”“Bryan-Man of Peace-as a Soldier”“Preaching Bryan’s Funeral’ in 1904"“The Famous Bryan-Champ Clark Feud”“When the Commoner Was the Hon. Secretary of

State”“Did Bryan Throw Away the Presidency in 1906?”

733 “Who Was the Original Bryan Man?”“Bryan and His Grape Juice Breakfasts”“Was Bryan, as He Believed, Elected in 1896?”“Wilson and Bryan Contrasted”“When Bryan Got Mad”“When Bryan Called the ‘Figgers’”“Bryan at Yale”“The Great ‘Silver Duel’ Between Bryan and Hill”“Bryan’s Fight for ‘One Term for President”“When Bryan Was Actually a Dictator”




FragmentsArticles on Woodrow Wilson and the Cabinet

Correspondence, 1925-1926“Progress in North Carolina,” 1926, Sept.“The Naval Battle of Paris,” ca. 1926[Admiral Sims] ca. 1927Syndicated column

Proofs1929-1932 (7 folders)

734 UndatedCorrespondence, 1924-1932 (8 folders)

735 1930, July 12, “The Problem of Haiti,” Saturday EveningPost (3 folders)1933, Sept., “The New Deal Traces Its Ancestry Back to

Jefferson,’ Today ca. 1933, “Fifty Years of It”1934, Sept 8., “Navy Honors General Pershing on His

Birthday,” Army and Navy Journal1934, Sept., Review of The Idea of National Interestca. 1935, Mar, [Haywood County] The Mountaineer1935, Apr., “To Foster Patriotism and Secure Liberty,” The

Note Book1936, Feb., “Col. L. L. Polk as I Knew Him,” Progressive

Farmer1936, July, “Chicken Itza and Uxmal,” American Foreign

Service Journal1936, July, [Significance of July 4]1936, “The Constitution Was Made for Man Not Man for the

Constitution,” World Affairs Interpreterca. 1936, Foreword to The Crusading Commoner1937, Mar., “The Most Solemn Thrill of the World War: 4

July 1917” 1937, Foreword to The Republic of Czechoslovakiaca. 1938, July, [The Southern Economy]1938, Aug., “The American Navy in the World War,” Army

and Navy Journalca. 1939, [U.S. Entry Into World War I]ca. 1940, Nov., “Eyes North, Eyes South,” Hoyca. 1940, “Benjamin Ryan Tillman”




735 (cont.) ArticlesSyndicated column

1941, June, Article for the Edmund Burke AmericanMemorial Committee, “Edmund Burke Still Lives inNorth Carolina”

1941, July 4, [Pan Americanism] Democracia1941, July, “This Is Our Hemisphere,” Mexican-American Review1941, July-Aug., “The South and World Affairs”ca. 1941, “Who Was This Chapman and When Did He Crow?”1942, Jan., “Our Bill of Rights,” Opinionca. 1942, Dec., [Woodrow Wilson]ca. 1942, “Enemy Number One”ca. 1944, “Can a Southerner Be a Liberal?”1945, May 20, Article for Associated Press [1918 Peace Plan]ca. 1946, “North Carolina’s Part in the Wilson Administration”n.d., “The Boy Is Father to the Man”n.d., “Bryan an Apostle of Peace”

736 n.d., “Bryan and the Mexican Revolution”n.d., “Bryan and the World War”n.d., “Bryan as Secretary of State,”n.d., “Bryan in the War and Against Imperialism”n.d., “Bryan the Christian Crusader”n.d., “Bryan’s Crusade for the Free Coinage of the White Metal”n.d., “Bryan’s Influence Upon Amendments to the Constitution

and the Enactment of Laws”n.d., “Bryan’s Long and Consistent Championship of Tariff

Reform” Drafts entitled “Bryan”n.d., “The Celebrated Bryan-Roosevelt Clash Over the Treaty

With Colombia”n.d., “Edward Kidder Graham”n.d., “Greatest War Thrill”n.d., “The Late King of the Belgians Said ‘That Story Is Too

Good To Be True”Review of Newton D. Baker-American at WarReview of Life and Letters of Woodrow Wilson, 1910-1914n.d., “Roosevelt” n.d., “Thomas Jefferson-Reformer”n.d., “Training Our Bluejackets for Peace”n.d., “Why I Favor the Constitutional Amendments”




n.d., [Women and the War]n.d., “Woodrow Wilson as a Master Military Strategist” American

Legion MonthlyFragments

737 Books1919, The Navy and the Nation

Correspondence, 1915, 19461922, Our Navy at War

CorrespondenceDrafts

Preface (?)Chapters 1-7 (7 folders)

738 Chapters 7-15 (8 folders)


740 Chapters 27-35 (7 folders)Galley proofs

1924, The Life of Woodrow WilsonCorrespondenceDraft

Chapters 33-34 (2 folders)

741 1939, Tar Heel EditorDrafts

PrefaceChapters 1-4, 27-28, 31, 36-38, 40, 42-43, 45-48Events of 1888-1889

Galley proofs

742 Galley proofs (6 folders)

743 Reviews (3 folders)1941, Editor in Politics

DraftsForewordChapters 1-3, 5-10, 12-15 (9 folders)

744 Chapters 16-21, 24-25, 27 (11 folders)




745 Chapters 27-28, 30, 32-45 (10 folders)

746 Chapters 46-49Grover Cleveland’s second administration (3 folders)Events of 1898-1900 (2 folders)Events of 1910

Galley proofs


748 Reviews1944, The Wilson Era; Years of Peace

Early holograph drafts (3 folders)Chapter titles and list of illustrationsDrafts

ForewordChapters 1-4 (4 folders)

749 Chapters 5-8, 10-13 (9 folders)

750 Chapters 14-22, 24, 26, 29-30, 36, 38 (15 folders)

751 Chapters 39-40, 43, 45-47, 49-54, 56-57 (16 folders)

752 Chapters 58-60“The 1912 Convention,” p. 1-203, p. 207-244 (2 folders)

Galley proofs (2 folders)


754 Galley proofs (2 folders)1946, The Wilson Era; Years of War and After

Early holograph draft (3 folders)

755 Early holograph draftChapter titles and list of illustrationsDrafts

755 (cont.) Books1946, The Wilson Era; Years of War and After

DraftsForeword




Chapters 1-8, 10-12 (12 folders)


757 Chapters 34-39, 41-46 (13 folders)

758 Chapters 47-53, 55, 57 (9 folders)Diary extracts

1917-1918 (6 folders)

759 1919-1921 (2 folders)Building program, 1918Labor, 1917-1918Need for ships, 1917-1918Oil, 1917-1918Peace conference, 1918-1919Profiteering, 1918Tactics controversy, 1917


760 Galley proofs (4 folders)Reviews

1947, Shirt-Sleeve DiplomatEarly draft (3 folders)

761 Early draft (7 folders)

762 Early draftNarrative draft for 1933-1940 (6 folders)Later draft

ForewordChapters 1-12 (4 folders)

763 Chapters 13-15, 17-19, 33-34, 36 (15 folders)

764 Chapters 37-40, 42-44, 46-47 (7 folders)Diary-letter extracts, 1933-1941, n.d. (3 folders)Fragments

765 Fragments (8 folders)

766 Fragments (2 folders)





767 Galley proofs (4 folders)Reviews

“Life Begins at Seventy,” unpublished book, ca. 1947Draft (2 folders)

768 Drafts (3 folders)Correspondence with University of North Carolina Press

1939-1940, Sept. (3 folders)

769 1940, Sept.-1941, Jan. (2 folders)19441946, Jan.-Mar.1947, n.d.

Reference letters1935-1938 (3 folders)

770 1939-1940, Feb. (5 folders)

771 1940, Feb.-1941, Sept. (4 folders)19431945-1946, n.d.

772 “La Malinche” (unpublished book by Mrs. Daniels, 1934)Correspondence, 1934-1936Early drafts (6 folders)

773 Early drafts (7 folders)

774 Early drafts (7 folders)Later draft

775 Later draft (3 folders)“Land of the Sun God” (unpublished book by Mrs. Daniels, n.d.)

Correspondence, 1936-1938Draft (2 folders)

1945, Recollections of a Cabinet Minister’s Wife, by Addie WorthBagley Daniels

Articles on which book was based, May 1922Early draft




776 Later draft (3 folders)Final draft of chapters 1-15Page proofsFragments

777 Printed copyCorrespondence with publisherAcknowledgments of copies (6 folders)

778-784 Fragments (56 folders)

785-787 UnidentifiedWritings (26 folders)

788-790 Fragments (21 folders)Research material

Navy (2 folders)

791 BooksResearch material

Navy (2 folders)MexicoMiscellaneous

(6 folders)

792 (4 folders)Notebooks

(2 folders)

793 (2 folders)

SOCIAL FILE, 1888-1948, n.d.

Correspondence1888-19021903, Apr.-May, 15th wedding anniversary (2 folders)

794 1905-1912, n.d. [pre-1913]1913, Apr.-May, 25th wedding anniversary1913

Letters (6 folders)




795 Cards (2 folders)1914

Letters (3 folders)

796 (1 folder)Reception, Admiral Fletcher, 1914, July 2Cards

(3 folders)

797 (4 folders)1915

Letters(1 folder)

798 (7 folders)

799 Cards (6 folders)


Letters (3 folders)

801 (2 folders)Cards

(3 folders)

802 (4 folders)

803 1917Letters

(5 folders)

804 (6 folders)

805 Cards (5 folders)

806 (6 folders)

807 1918




Letters (6 folders)

808 (5 folders)


Letters (2 folders)

810 (5 folders)Cards

(1 folder)

811 (5 folders)

812 (1 folder)1920

Letters (5 folders)

813 (2 folders)Cards (2 folders)

814 UndatedLetters (3 folders)Cards (2 folders)

815 1924LettersCards

1925-1926, Cards1927-1931, Cards1929, Letters1932 concerning auto accident

Letters (2 folders)Telegrams

1933Letters

(1 folder)

816 (2 folders)




1934Letters (3 folders)Cards

1935Letters

(1 folder)

817 (1 folder)Cards (1935-1937)

1936Letters concerning death of W. Henry Bagley, Jr.Letters

(3 folders)

818 Letters1937

Letters (2 folders)Cards

819 1938, golden wedding anniversaryLetters

A-R (8 folders)

820 S-ZTelegrams (3 folders)

821 Cards (4 folders)Birthday greetings

822 Letters (2 folders)Cards

1939Letters (3 folders)Cards

823 1940Letters (2 folders)Cards

1941Letters (2 folders)Cards (2 folders)





824 CardsBirthday greetings

1943LettersCards

1944, Cards

825 1945, Cards1946

LettersCards, telegrams, birthday greetings

Undated (4 folders)

826 Guest lists, 1913-1938 (5 folders)Address lists

827 Guest lists, 1913-1921 (4 folders)

828 Autographs, 1895Testimonial book, 1895, 1919Guest registers, 1940

829 White House invitations1913-1919, n.d. (4 folders)1932-1933 (2 folders)

MISCELLANY, 1839-1948, n.d.

Speeches and writings of others submitted to DanielsNewspaper clippings, 1894-1912

830 16 Scrapbooks Available only on microfilmNewspaper clippings

1888-1913

831 1913Mar.




832 Mar.-Apr.

833 2 Apr.-May

834 May-June

835 3 June-July

836 July

837 4 July

838 July-Aug.

839 5 Aug.-Sept.

840 Sept.

841 6 Sept.-Oct.

842 Oct.-Nov.

843 7 Dec.

844 Dec.1914

Jan.

845 8 Jan.-Feb.

846 Feb.-Apr.

847 9 Apr.-May

848 May-July

849 10 Aug.-Oct.

850 Oct.-Nov.

851 11 Nov.-Dec.




852 Dec.

853 1915 Jan.-Mar.

854 12 Mar.-Apr.

855 Apr.-May

856 13 May

857 May-June

858 14 June-July

859 June-Aug.

860 July-Oct.

861 15 Aug.-Oct.

862 Oct.-Dec.

863 16 1915, Dec.-1916, Feb.

864 1916 Jan.-Apr.

865 17 Apr.-June

866 June-Oct.

867 18 1916, Oct.-1917, Jan.

868 18 1917 Jan.-Feb.

869 Feb.-Dec.

870 19 May-Dec.

871 Aug.-Sept.




872 1917, Aug.-1918, Feb.

873 20 1917, Sept.-1918, May

874 1917, Nov.-1918, Nov.

875 21 1918 Jan.-Aug.

876 Sept.

877 1918, Dec.-1919, Mar.

878 1919 Jan.-Mar.

879 22 Mar.-Aug.

880 23 Aug.

881 1919, Aug.-1920, Jan.

882 24 1919, Dec.-1920, Jan.

883 1920 Jan.

884 25 Feb.-May

885 Mar.-May

886 1920, May-1921, Jan.

887 26 1923, June-Aug.

888 1933

889 26 1933

890 1933-1934

891 1935-1936




892 27 Clippings of articles for Saturday Evening Post, 1921

893 Clippings of articles for National Newspaper Service, 1921

894 Clippings of literary reviews of Tar Heel Editor, 1939

895 Clippings of literary reviews of Editor in Politics, 1941

896 Memorial from commercial organizations around San Francisco Bay, Calif., 25 July 1913

897 Scrapbooks Available on microfilm ONLYSouvenir book (dinner menus, programs, etc.)

898 not filmed CollectionsAutographs, including autograph bookAutograph letters

Adams, BrooksAnderson, SherwoodBerryman, CliffordBlack, HugoBorglum, GutzonCardozo, BenjaminCobb, Irvin S.Dove, BenjaminDe Mille, Cecil B.Dunning, Julius L.Einstein, AlbertFord, HenryJohnson, HewlettKennedy, Joseph P.La Guardia, FiorelloLandis, Kenesaw M.Lee, Robert Edward

898 (cont.) CollectionsAutograph letters

Lindbergh, Charles A.Lindsay, Nicholas VachelLodge, Henry CabotMencken, Henry LouisMacArthur, DouglasMacLeish, Archibald




Peary, RobertRivera, DiegoRoberts, OwenRogers, WillRockefeller, John P., Jr.Schumann-Heink, ErnestineSousa, John PhilipSteinbeck, JohnStone, Harlan FiskeTarkington, BoothUnknown to James Gordon BennettVan Buren, MartinWelles, Gideon

Photostatic copies of famous signaturesCivil War materialNewspapersAmateur newspapers

899 Printed materialAlcohol

900 Economics

901-903 General

904-905 International relations

905 Journalism

906-908 Mexico

909-912 Navy

913 Near EastNegroes

914-916 Printed materialNorth Carolina

915 OilPolitics

916-919 Politics





920 Religion

921-923 War-peace-patriotism-veterans

922 War-peace-patriotism-veteransWomen

923 MemorabiliaPolitical, 1896-1920Inaugurations (3 folders)

924 Programs, tickets, menus, passes, etc.1913-1915 (6 folders)

925 1916-1921 (7 folders)

926 1922-1948, n.d. (5 folders)

927 Cartoons, diplomas, and photographs

928 Photographs

929 IndexesNew York Times index to references to the secretary of the navy,

1913-1921Draft calendar of Woodrow Wilson-Josephus Daniels

correspondence (cards)Draft calendar of Franklin D. Roosevelt-Josephus Daniels

correspondence (cards)

ADDITION, 1927-1935, n.d.

930 662 Family Correspondencenot filmed General Correspondence

A-G

931 not filmed H-P, R

932 not filmed S-W, Y-Z




Miscellany (1 folder)Material removed from scrapbooks after microfilming (3 folders)

JOSEPHUS DANIELS - Thomas Edison

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