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Ray Stannard Baker

A Register of His Papers in the Library of Congress

Prepared by Katherine E. Brand and Wilhelmena B. CurryRevised by Patrick Kerwin and Lia Apodaca

Manuscript Division, Library of Congress

Washington, D.C.

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Collection SummaryTitle: Papers of Ray Stannard BakerSpan Dates: 1836-1947Bulk Dates: (bulk 1907-1944)ID No.: MSS11593Creator: Baker, Ray Stannard, 1870-1946Extent: 30,000 items; 138 containers; 55.6 linear feet; 97 microfilm reelsLanguage: Collection material in EnglishRepository: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.Abstract: Journalist and author. Correspondence, diaries, journals, notebooks, drafts of books and articles, family papers,scrapbooks, clippings, and printed matter concerning Baker's career in newspaper and magazine writing, his books, and hisrole in the Paris Peace Conference. Included is a large group of papers collected by Baker for his biography of WoodrowWilson. Also includes portions of an autobiography of Robert M. La Follette (1855-1925) and material relating to Baker'sstudy of African Americans in the Progressive era, "Following the Color Line."

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

Names:Baker, Ray Stannard, 1870-1946Addams, Jane, 1860-1935--CorrespondenceBoyden, Albert A. (Albert Augustus), 1875-1925--CorrespondenceDoubleday, Frank Nelson, 1862-1934--CorrespondenceDu Bois, W. E. B. (William Edward Burghardt), 1868-1963--CorrespondenceHaeckel, Ernst Heinrich Philipp August, 1834-1919--CorrespondenceHapgood, Norman, 1868-1937--CorrespondenceLa Follette, Robert M. (Robert Marion), 1855-1925Lindsey, Ben B. (Ben Barr), 1869-1943--CorrespondenceMcClure, S. S. (Samuel Sidney), 1857-1949--CorrespondencePeabody, George Foster, 1852-1938--CorrespondencePhillips, John S. (John Sanburn), 1861-1949--CorrespondenceRoosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919--CorrespondenceSinclair, Upton, 1878-1968--CorrespondenceSteffens, Lincoln, 1866-1936--CorrespondenceTarbell, Ida M. (Ida Minerva), 1857-1944--CorrespondenceWashington, Booker T., 1856-1915--CorrespondenceWhite, William Allen, 1868-1944--CorrespondenceWilson, Edith Bolling Galt, 1872-1961--CorrespondenceWilson, Ellen Axson--Correspondence.Wilson, Woodrow, 1856-1924Wilson, Woodrow, 1856-1924--CorrespondenceWood, Leonard, 1860-1927--CorrespondenceBaker familyWilson familyParis Peace Conference (1919-1920)

Subjects:Chicago recordMcClure's magazineAfrican Americans--HistoryAmerican newspapers--Illinois--ChicagoIndustries--United States

Papers of Ray Stannard Baker 2

Journalism--United StatesLabor--United StatesProgressivism (United States politics)World War, 1914-1918--Peace

Occupations:AuthorsJournalists

Administrative InformationProvenance:

The papers of Ray Stannard Baker, journalist and author, were deposited in the Library of Congress in 1939 and converted toa gift by Baker in 1943. An addition was received as a bequest in 1947, and other material was acquired by gift and purchase,1951-1980.

Processing History:

The papers received by gift or bequest of Ray Stannard Baker were organized and described in 1954. The collection wasreprocessed in 1982 and the finding aid revised in 2003. The Ray Stannard Baker Papers have been described in part in theLibrary's Quarterly Journal of Current Acquisitions, vol. 5, Aug. 1948, pp. 3-9.

Transfers:

Items have been transferred from the Manuscript Division to other custodial divisions of the Library. Some photographs havebeen transferred to the Prints and Photographs Division, and maps have been transferred to the Geography and Map Division.All transfers are identified in these divisions as part of the Ray Stannard Baker Papers.

Copyright Status:

Copyright in the unpublished writings of Ray Stannard Baker in these papers and in other collections of papers in the custodyof the Library of Congress has been dedicated to the public.

Microfilm:

A microfilm edition of part of these papers is available on ninety-seven reels. Consult a reference librarian in the ManuscriptDivision concerning availability for purchase or interlibrary loan.

Preferred Citation:

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Container or reel number, Ray StannardBaker Papers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

Biographical NoteDate Event1870, Apr. 17 Born, Lansing, Mich.

1889 B.S., Michigan State College, East Lansing, Mich.

1892-1897 Reporter and editor of Chicago Record

1896 Married Jessie I. Beal

1897-1898 Managing editor, McClure's Syndicate


1899-1905 Associate editor, McClure's Magazine

1900 Published Our New Prosperity. New York: Doubleday & McClure

1906-1915 Editor, American Magazine

1907 Published Adventures in Contentment. New York: Doubleday. First in a series of books publishedunder the pseudonym David Grayson

1908 Published Following the Color Line. New York: Doubleday

1918 Special Commissioner for Department of State in Great Britain, France, and Italy

1919 Director of Press Bureau, American Commission to Negotiate Peace, Paris, FrancePublished What Wilson Did at Paris. Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, Page

1922 Published Woodrow Wilson and World Settlement. Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, Page

1925-1927 Published with William E. Dood The Public Papers of Woodrow Wilson. New York: Harper andBrothers. 6 vols.

1927-1939 Published Woodrow Wilson: Life and Letters. Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, Page. 8 vols.

1928 Democratic Party presidential elector for Massachusetts

1940 Awarded Pulitzer Prize for biography

1941 Published Native American: The Book of My Youth. New York: C. Scribner's Sons

1943-1944 Technical adviser during production of the motion picture "Woodrow Wilson"

1945 Published American Chronicle. New York: C. Scribner's Sons

1946, July 12 Died, Amherst, Mass.

Scope and Content NoteThe papers of Ray Stannard Baker (1870-1946) span the years 1836 to 1947, with the bulk of the material concentrated in theperiod 1907 to 1944. The collection is organized as Personal Papers and a Woodrow Wilson File. The Personal Papers consistof diaries and notebooks, a correspondence file including letters between Edith Bolling Galt Wilson and Baker relating toBaker's biography of Woodrow Wilson, his role in the Paris Peace Conference, speeches and writings, and miscellanycontaining personal and professional material, some of it pertaining to the Woodrow Wilson Foundation and Baker's part inthe making of the motion picture "Woodrow Wilson."

The Personal Papers document Baker's life as a boy, a college student, a young newspaper man, and a magazine editor. Thereare many exchanges with members of his family, especially with his father, Joseph Stannard Baker. This material later providedbackground information for Baker's autobiography.

Other correspondence treats Baker's work on the Chicago Record and McClure's Magazine and documents his emergence asa Progressive. Correspondence after 1920, which is considerably more extensive than that covering his years as a journalistand presidential assistant, note his work on the Wilson biography and his collaboration with the president's widow, EdithBolling Galt Wilson.


The speeches and writings file in the Personal Papers series contains copies of Baker's works and research material forFollowing the Color Line, an examination of African Americans after the turn of the century; typescript drafts of La Follette'sAutobiography, to which Baker contributed; and examinations of labor conditions and the development of industrialism. Filesrelate to his autobiographical writings and his studies of Wilson, and Baker's scrapbooks contain pieces for the ChicagoRecord assist in identifying Baker's early unsigned works. Although much of the material relating to work written under hispen name, David Grayson, is located at the Jones Library in Amherst, Massachusetts, similar material is included in thiscollection. A bibliography of his works by his daughter, Rachel Baker Napier, accompanies the Library's collection.

The Woodrow Wilson File consists of correspondence and other material assembled by Baker during the fifteen years hedevoted to his biography of Wilson. A subseries of correspondence includes originals, transcripts, and photocopies of letterswritten to or by Wilson, transcripts of his letters to his first wife, Ellen Axson Wilson, and Baker's correspondence relating toWilson as well as memoranda of interviews and printed matter. Other correspondents include Jane Addams, Albert A. Boyden,Frank Nelson Doubleday, W. E. B. Du Bois, Ernst H. P. A. Haeckel, Norman Hapgood, Ben B. Lindsey, Samual S. McClure,George Foster Peabody, John S. Phillips, Theodore Roosevelt, Upton Sinclair, Lincoln Steffens, Ida Tarbell, Booker T.Washington, and William Allan White. Chronological notes on Wilson's day-to-day writings and activities prepared by Baker'sassistant, Katharine E. Brand, complete the series.

Additional GuidesCard indexes to selected material in the Woodrow Wilson File, including a chronological index to the letters of WoodrowWilson and a subject index to the notebooks of Charles L. Swem, are available in the Manuscript Division Reading Room.

Organization of the PapersThe collection is arranged in two series:

• Personal Papers, 1875-1947• Woodrow Wilson File, 1836-1941, n.d.


Description of SeriesContainer SeriesBOX 1-84REEL 1-61

Personal Papers, 1875-1947

BOX 1-19REEL 1-20

Diaries, Notebooks, and Autograph Book, 1880-1946

Diaries; notebooks, including indexes and abstracts to the notebooks; and an autograph bookkept by Baker.

Arranged by category and therein chronologically. The notebooks are organized in three groupsand arranged chronologically therein.

BOX 20-43REEL 20-40

Correspondence, 1875-1946

Letterbook and Baker's correspondence with Edith Bolling Galt Wilson.Arranged by category and therein chronologically.

BOX 44-70REEL 41-60

Speeches and Writings File, 1881-1946, n.d.

Handwritten and typewritten notes and drafts, with proofs and occasional printed matterrelating to Baker's books, articles, and addresses.

Arranged alphabetically by title with a bibliography filed at the end.

BOX 71-84REEL 60-61

Miscellany, 1884-1947

Scrapbooks, broadsides, passports, printed matter, and clippings from newspapers andmagazines.

Arranged by type of material and therein chronologically. Printed matter and clippings havenot been microfilmed.

BOX 85-138REEL 62-97

Woodrow Wilson File, 1836-1941, n.d.

BOX 85-97REEL 62-69

Correspondence of Wilson, 1860-1924, n.d.

Photocopies of correspondence sent and received by Wilson with related material.Arranged alphabetically.

BOX 98REEL 69

Wilson's Letters to Ellen Axson Wilson, 1836-1920, n.d.

Transcripts, photocopies, and extracts of letters sent to Ellen Axson Wilson by WoodrowWilson.

Arranged by topic or type of material and chronlogically therein.

BOX 99-117REEL 69-85

Ray Stannard Baker Correspondence Relating to Woodrow Wilson, 1920-1939, n.d.

Correspondence sent and received by Baker during his work on a biography of Wilson. Includesmemoranda of interviews and various enclosures.

Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent or name of person discussed.


BOX 118-130REEL 85-97

Chronological Notes, 1911-1918

Day-by-day notes on the writings and activities of Woodrow Wilson. A bound volume of notessummarizes the more detailed notes.

Arranged chronologically.

BOX 130-138not filmed

Printed Matter, 1899-1941, n.d.

Newspaper clippings and other printed matter collected by Baker.Arranged alphabetically by author.


Container ListAvailable on microfilm. Shelf no. 18,601

Container Contents

BOX 1-84REEL 1-61


BOX 1-19REEL 1-20

Diaries, Notebooks, and Autograph Book, 1880-1946

Diaries; notebooks, including indexes and abstracts to the notebooks; and an autograph bookkept by Baker.

Arranged by category and therein chronologically. The notebooks are organized in three groupsand arranged chronologically therein.

BOX 1REEL 1

Diaries

18801881-1885

NotebooksIndexes

Guide(2 folders)

Miscellaneous(5 folders)

BOX 2REEL 1-2

Group 1

1913-1915, vols. I-VI(6 folders)

BOX 3REEL 2-3

1915-1917, vols. VII-XIII

(7 folders)BOX 4REEL 3

1917-1918, vols. XIV-XX

(7 folders)BOX 5REEL 3-4

1918-1919, vols. XXI-XXV


1919-1921, vols. XXVI-XXXII


1921-1923, vols. XXXIII-XXXVIII


1923-1926, vols. XXXIX-XLII

(4 folders)


BOX 9REEL 7

1926-1932, vols. XLIII-XLVI


1933-1934, vols. XLVII-L


1934-1939, vols. LI-LIV


1940-1946, vols. LV-LVII

(3 folders)Group 2

1892-1900, vols. A-E(3 folders)

BOX 13REEL 10

1902-1908, vols. C-K


1909-1913, vols. L-N

(3 folders)Group 3

1883-1894(7 vols.)

BOX 15REEL 11-13

1895-1906

(24 vols.)BOX 16REEL 13-14

1907-1919


1920-1946, n.d.


Undated

(35 vols. in 6 folders)BOX 19REEL 19-20

Extracts from notebooks

(6 folders)Autograph book, 1884-1889Exchange books

18831885

BOX 20-43REEL 20-40

Correspondence, 1875-1946

Letterbook and Baker's correspondence with Edith Bolling Galt Wilson.Arranged by category and therein chronologically.


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BOX 20REEL 20-21

Letterbook, 1885-1891

Personal1875, Sept.-1887, May


1887, June-1889, June


1889, July-1892, Sept.


1893-1900


1901, Jan.-1906, Apr. 18


1906, Apr. 19-1907, Oct.


1907, Nov.-1908


1909-1910


1911-1913


1914-1918, Sept.


1918, Oct.-1921, June


1921, July-1922, Sept.


1922, Oct.-1924


1925, Jan.-1928, Feb.


1928, Mar.-1932, May


1932, June-1936

(9 folders)


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BOX 36REEL 33-34

1937, Jan.-1939, Sept.


1939, Oct.-1941, Apr.


1941, May-1943, June


1943, July-1945, Jan.


1945, Feb.-1946, Apr., n.d.


Ray Stannard Baker-Edith Bolling Galt Wilson

1924-1929(5 folders)

BOX 42REEL 39-40

1930-1936


1937-1946

(7 folders)

BOX 44-70REEL 41-60

Speeches and Writings File, 1881-1946, n.d.

Handwritten and typewritten notes and drafts, with proofs and occasional printed matterrelating to Baker's books, articles, and addresses.

Arranged alphabetically by title with a bibliography filed at the end.

BOX 44REEL 41

Addresses

American Association for Adult Education, 1933, May 22American Historical Association, on publicity in connection with the peace conference, n.d.Annual meeting, League for Permanent Peace, 1920, June 8Brooklyn Academy of Music, Brooklyn, N.Y., 1921, Feb. 4On Democracy and the Negro, 1910, Jan.On the League of Nations and James J. Cox, 1920On the new evangelism, 1909On the peace treaty and the League of Nations, 1919Peace Institute, Winter Park, Fla., 1935, Mar.Woodrow Wilson birthday dinner, 1927, Dec.

"Admiral Dewey""Agricultural Education," 1916, July"The Alien and Sedition Laws," 1887, Sept. 3"America and the Peace of Europe," 1914, Jan.American Chronicle (1945)


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Drafts(2 folders)

BOX 45REEL 41-42

(7 folders)

BOX 46REEL 42

(6 folders)

BOX 47REEL 43

(5 folders)

BOX 48REEL 43-44

(7 folders)

BOX 49REEL 44

(6 folders)

BOX 50REEL 45

(5 folders)

BOX 51REEL 45-46

(2 folders)

Miscellaneous notes(2 folders)

"Andrew Cameron," n.d."Are We Developing a Negro Pale in America?" ca. 1912"Arguments Pro and Con on the Constitution Prior to Its Adoption," 1889, Mar. 23"The Art of Living in a Crowded World," 1917, Nov. 9"At the Tunnel's End," 1901, Dec.Autobiographical writings See also Containers 44-51, American Chronicle ; Container

52, The Book of My Youth ; and Containers 58-59, Native American"Autobiography," 1887

BOX 52REEL 46

Biographical sketch of William James Beal, 1924, Dec.

The Book of My Youth See also Containers 58-59, Native American(3 folders)

BOX 53REEL 47

"Clinton Scollard," a sketch, 1933

"A Colloquy on the Negro Problem," n.d.(2 folders)

"Comparison between the Parson as Described by Chaucer and the Parson Described byGoldsmith," 1887, July 18

"Comparison of the Constitution of Wisconsin with That of Michigan," 1889, Apr. 26Congressional Government, introduction to, 1925Country Cousin, foreword, 1927, Jan."Coxey's Army," 1897, Feb."The Dalles of the St. Croix," 1887"The Deadlock of Industry: The Part the Public Plays in the Labor Problem," ca. 1904"The Deeper Meaning of Trade-Unionism: As Exemplified by the Strike in the Colorado Coal

Fields," ca. 1904"Democracy and Dictators Today: Introduction to John Martin's Book," 1935, Aug."Desmids," 1887"Despair of a Junior," 1888, JulyDr. and Mrs. House and their school in Salonica, 1917"Dr. Hollis Burke Frissell," 1918, Jan.


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"Dora," 1886, Oct. 26"Edison's Latest Marvels," 1902, Nov."Escape," n.d."A Foreword on Romance and Reality," n.d.Foreword to Woodrow Wilson: Life and Letters, new edition, 1945-1946"Fort Maitland," an introduction, 1938

BOX 54REEL 47-48

Frederick W. Taylor, scientist in business management, 1911, Mar.

(3 folders)"Frederick W. Taylor: An Aristocrat of Democracy," 1915, May 22"Free Trade and the Farmer," 1889"Gathering Clouds Along the Color Line," 1916, JuneGeneral Leonard Wood"George T. Farley," a sketch, 1940, May 11"The Government in the Chicago Strike of 1894," by Grover Cleveland, 1904, July"The Great Conscription," 1916, Jan."The Great Negro Migration," 1917, July"Hadley's Article," n.d."Hard Work Better Than Genius," 1888, Sept. 5Harvard University address, Cambridge, Mass., 1905, Jan. 23"Harvey Sherman," a sketch, n.d.

BOX 55REEL 48-49

"Hiwonetah and the Ojibwa's Daughter," 1887, Apr. 27

"Ideals," 1888"India Rubber," 1881, Jan. 17"Indigence, a Favorable Element in the Development of Character," 1888, Feb. 25"The Intensive Cultivation of Business," 1914Interviews and notes, 1925-1929"Is Business a Profession?" 1913, June"Joel Chandler Harris: A Character Sketch," 1904, Nov."Judge Lindsey Article," 1904"Kenyon L. Butterfield," an obituary, 1935, Nov. 28"The Last Phase of the Great War," 1915, Jan."Leesburg Raid; a Story of the Secret Service," 1897"A Liberal Education Should Precede the Choice of a Profession," 1887, June 7

BOX 56REEL 49

"Liquid Air," 1899

"The Lone Rider," a poem, n.d."Lottridge," 1905"Major Ford: A Lady of Virginia," n.d."Major Moton," 1916, Mar."Makers of Understanding," 1915Manuscripts and notes relating to the Lawrence, Mass., strike, 1912"A Medley," 1887, Oct. 26Meeting for American Farm School, speech, 1931, Oct. 14Memoranda by Baker, 1940, June 4

(3 folders)


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Memorandum for Burton Hendrick, 1925Memorandum on Bert Boyden, 1925, Oct."Method of the Union in Dealing with the Non-Striker," 1904Miscellaneous manuscripts

(1 folder)BOX 57REEL 50

(1 folder)

"Moral Education: Fairchild," 1916, Feb."My Mission in Europe, 1918-19"


(2 folders)

"My Views on Socialism," n.d."My Wild Ride with Youth in an Aeroplane," 1920, Jan."Nathan Yorke," n.d.Native American (1942) See also Container 52, The Book of My Youth


(4 folders)

"Negro Article," 1915"The Negro Problem," miscellaneous notes and manuscripts, 1917"The New Hope in the Labor Struggle," 1904"New Ideals in Healing," 1909, Jan.

BOX 60REEL 52-53

"The New Industrial Conspiracy," 1903, Sept.

"New Things About Liquid Air," 1900"Norman Hapgood," a sketch, 1937, May 10Notes and manuscripts relating to La Follette's Autobiography, ca. 1911


Notes, manuscripts, and printed matter relating to Following the Color Line (1908)

Notes and manuscripts relating to Hawaii, 1888-1911, n.d.Notes and miscellaneous manuscripts, 1883-1937, n.d.

(2 folders)Notes on secret treaties, 1922


"Olympic Society on a May Morning," 1887, Oct. 8

"On Re-reading a Tale of a Tub," n.d."On reviewing Seymour's Neutrality," n.d."The Panama Canal as an Example of Efficiency and Service," 1913, Jan. 9"Paris Peace Conference," 1929, Apr. 28"Pippins," 1899, Sept. 7"Pleasures and Perils of a Diver's Life," n.d."President Kenyon L. Butterfield," 1924, June 1"President's Address: Phi Evening," 1889, Aug. 19"The Problem of Armour," 1906"A Problem of Happiness," 1889, July 13


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"The Problem of Race," 1911"Problems of Citizenship," 1913, Sept."Professor Ernst Haeckel of Jena: The Last Word About Evolution," 1901, Dec."The Promotion of Patrolman Wagner," 1901, Jan. 3"A Prophecy of 89," 1889, July"The Rabbit in the Box," 1900"Radicals on Parade," 1907, July"Railroads on Trial," 1905, Nov.-1906, June"The Rat Trap," n.d.

Draft(2 folders)

BOX 63REEL 54-55

(1 folder)

Notes(2 folders)

"The Reading of Character," 1887, Oct. 28"The Reconnaissance: A Fragment of War," 1897-1898"Review of Clifton Johnson's Hudson Maxim," 1925"Richard Burton," a memorial, 1940, Apr. 17"The Riddle of the Negro: I--A Race Riot in the Making," n.d."Roman Catholic vs Protestant," 1909"A Romantic Possibility of This Writer's Vacation," 1888, Nov. 10"Roosevelt Tired," 1908"Royal Humane Society," 1901, Sept."Seeing America," 1914


"Short Article on Brandeis," 1916

"Short Stories," 1895, May"Should the Colleges of Michigan Be Merged in the University?" 1887, Sept. 28"Simon Barslow," a biographical sketch, n.d."Smoker Talk," n.d."Some Heroes I Have Met," a church speech, n.d."Some Stories about John Muir," n.d."Sophomore Criticism," 1887, Aug. 6"The Soul of America: The Public," 1916, Dec. 15Speech, New England Society dinner, "Old New England and the

New Democracy," 1908, Dec. 17"The Spiritual Unrest: The Faith of the Unchurched," 1909, Sept."The Strange Adventure I Am about to Relate," by David Grayson, n.d."Structure of the Cucumber Fruit," 1887, Oct. 17"Theodore Roosevelt," 1910"This Brave New World," n.d."Thomas Gray," 1888, Oct. 8"To the Editor of the Republican," 1916, May"Those Who Come Seeking Opportunity," n.d."The Three Wishes," by David Grayson, n.d.


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"The Tragedy of the Range," 1902, Aug."True Progress in City Government," n.d."Under the Sea," n.d."Vigilantes," 1917

BOX 65REEL 55-56

"Walter A. Dyer," a sketch, 1934, Jan.

"The War Patriotism," 1909, Oct. 31"The Western Spirit of Restlessnes," 1908"What Life Is," play outline, n.d."What Shall America Do?" 1916What Wilson Did at Paris (1919)

(3 folders)"What Woodrow Wilson Means to Me," essay, n.d."Who Owns the Nation's Railroads?" ca. 1906"Why Is the Public against the Packer? The Real Problem of Armour," n.d."Why Not Send Goethals and His Veterans?" 1913"Wilson: Man of Action," 1916, Oct. 8

BOX 66REEL 57

"Wilson," script of screen play, by Lamar Trotti, 1943

(5 folders)"Wisconsin: A State with an Idea," 1917, Feb.

BOX 67REEL 57-58

"A Woman of Forty-Five," manuscripts and notes, n.d.

"Woman Suffrage," 1915, Oct.(2 folders)

"Woodrow Wilson," 1920, Nov.Woodrow Wilson and World Settlement, 1922

(2 folders)Woodrow Wilson's library, n.d."Woodrow Wilson Honorary Debate Panel," 1940, May 16Woodrow Wilson: Life and Letters, 1927-1939

Manuscript draft(3 folders)

BOX 68REEL 58

(1 folder)

Reviews, vols. 1-2, 1927(3 folders)

Notices and reviewsvols. 1-2, 1927

BOX 69REEL 59

vols. 3-4. 1931

vol. 5, 1935(2 folders)

vol. 6, 1937BOX 70REEL 59-60

vols. 7-8, 1939

(2 folders)vol. 8, 1939


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Newspaper syndication, 1927-1928"World Affairs: Europe in Serious Condition," ca. 1919"The Writing Craft," 1927Bibliography of the Works of Ray Stannard Baker (1940-1942), by Rachel Moore (Baker)

Napier, carbon copy of typescript and notes

BOX 71-84REEL 60-61

Miscellany, 1884-1947

Scrapbooks, broadsides, passports, printed matter, and clippings from newspapers andmagazines.

Arranged by type of material and therein chronologically. Printed matter and clippings havenot been microfilmed.

BOX 71REEL 60

Scrapbooks

Vol. 1, 1892Vol. 2, 1893, Nov. 26-1894, May 26Vol. 3, 1894, May 28 -Sept. 28

BOX 72REEL 60

Vol. 4, 1894, Sept. 29-1895, Jan. 8

Vol. 5, 1895, Jan. 9-Apr. 30BOX 73REEL 61

Vol. 6, 1895, May 1-Sept. 6

Vol. 7, 1895-1896Vol. 8, 1895-1901

BOX 74REEL 61

Vol. 9, 1895-1898

Vol. 10, 1921Vol. 11, 1919-1925

BOX 75REEL 61

Broadsides

BOX 75 Passportsnot filmed Printed matter and clippings

1884-1919(9 folders)

BOX 76 1904-1910(8 folders)

BOX 77 1909-1911(6 folders)

BOX 78 1911-1918(4 folders)

BOX 79 1917-1918(4 folders)

BOX 80 1918-1919(2 folders)

1919(2 folders)

BOX 81 (2 folders)


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1920-1923(5 folders)

BOX 82 1921-19451923-1927

(6 folders)BOX 83 1927-1928

(2 folders)1935-1946

(3 folders)1944

(1 folder)BOX 84 (1 folder)

1944-1949, n.d.(5 folders)

BOX 85-138REEL 62-97


BOX 85-97REEL 62-69

Correspondence of Wilson, 1860-1924, n.d.

Photocopies of correspondence sent and received by Wilson with related material.Arranged alphabetically.

BOX 85REEL 62

Adams, Charles Francis, 1907-1914

Adams, Herbert B., 1898Adams, John D., 1895Alden, H. M., 1895-1900Alderman, Edwin A., 1903-1913Alexander, Joshua W., 1914-1922Angell, James B., 1887Antisdale, Louis M., 1912Armstrong, Hamilton Fish, 1915Arriola, Manuel Palomo, 1913Axson, Stockton, 1892-1920Baker, Newton Diehl, 1916-1924

(2 folders)Baker, Ray Stannard

Correspondence, 1911-1924Miscellaneous papers, including peace conference notes, 1877-1921

Balfour, Arthur J., 1919Barlow, Mrs. Francis C., 1919Barnes, Almont, 1887Baruch, Bernard M., 1917-1923Benson, William S., 1921Birkenhead, Frederick Winston Furneaux Smith, Earl of, 1928Black, Charles C., 1907Boardman, Mabel T., 1913-1919


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Bok, Edward W., 1900-1924Bones, Helen Woodrow, 1860-1908Booth, Edward, 1918Borthwick, James, 1910Bowlby, H. L., 1903-1915Bradford, Gamaliel, 1912

BOX 86REEL 63

Brandeis, Louis D., 1912

Bridges, Robert, 1882-1919(3 folders)

Brooke, James V., 1916Brookings, Robert S., 1919Brooklyn Eagle, 1902Brougham, Herbert Bruce, 1918-1919Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. and Marjorie, 1913-1917

(3 folders)Brown, Louis H., 1918Brownlow, Louis, 1914-1919Bryan, William Jennings, 1912-1924Burleson, Albert S., 1913-1926Butler, Nicholas Murray, 1906-1907Caldwell, H. W., 1895

BOX 87REEL 63-64

Carnegie, Andrew, 1902-1918

Carpenter, William H., 1907-1908Cary, Hunsdon, 1899-1921Catt, Carrie Chapman, 1918-1920Chapman, Edward M., 1912Chase, George, 1898Cigrand, B. J., 1893-1912Clark, Edward P., 1902Clemons, Harry, 1912Close, Gilbert F., 1907-1910Cocke, Lucian H., 1901Collins, Varnum Lansing, 1896-1910Conklin, Edwin G., 1924Cram, Ralph Adams, 1907-1909Crane, Charles R., 1913-1923Crawford, Morris B., 1888-1889Creel, George, 1917-1923Crosby, Oscar Terry, 1918Cummings, Homer S., 1911-1924Dabney, R. Heath, 1881-1915

(2 folders)Daniels, Josephus, 1913-1922Daniels, Winthrop M., 1892-1922Darling, H. Maurice, 1912-1919


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BOX 88REEL 64

Davies, Joseph E., 1915-1916

Davis, Edward P., 1913-1923Davis, Norman H., 1919-1924Day, David T., 1920Dennis, Alfred P., 1891Dennis, C. H., 1919De Witt Schlumberger, Madame, 1919Dodd, William Edward, 1912-1923Dodge, Cleveland H., 1902-1924Donnelly, Frederick W., 1923Duncan, John S., 1916-1918Duneka, F. A., 1910-1912Dunlap, John R., 1914-1921Elder, Mrs. W. L., 1902Eliot, Charles Willaim (1834-1926), 1910-1920Ely, Richard T., 1885Emerson, R. D. H., 1911Ferguson, Henry, 1908Fisher, Irving, 1916Flynn, David M., 1913-1919Ford, Henry Jones, 1908-1912Forman, Henry James, 1908Fosdick, Raymond B., 1912-1923Foust, Clement E., 1923Freeman, James E., 1923

BOX 89REEL 64

Gardener, Helen H., 1917-1923

Garfield, Harry Augustus, 1903-1912Gilder, Joseph B., 1912-1919Gilder, Richard Watson, 1898-1902Gill, John E., 1914Gillham, Newton C., 1911-1912Gilman, Daniel Coit, 1902Glass, Frank P., 1912-1926Gompers, Samuel, 1913-1921Gore, Charles, 1918Grasty, Charles H., 1910-1919

(2 folders)Gregory, Thomas W., 1911-1912Griswold, B. Howell, 1915Hale, W. G., 1901Hamlin, Charles S., 1915Hapgood, Norman, 1912-1913Harlan, John M., 1910Harper & Brothers, 1896Hart, Albert Bushnell, 1889-1897


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Harvey, George, 1907Hay, James, 1915-1916Hayes, Alfred, 1898-1913Hazen, A.W., 1890-1906Henderson, Robert R., 1897-1921Hennessy, Charles O'Connor, 1918-1922Hitchcock, Gilbert Monell, 1918-1919Hoge, Peyton H., 1903Hooker, Richard, 1918Hopkins, E. Washburn, 1902Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1884-1897

BOX 90REEL 65

House, Edward Mandel, 1911-1920

(2 folders)Houston, David F., 1913-1923Howe, George, 1880-1912Hoyt, Florence S., 1902-1915Hoyt, Mary W., 1896-1915Hulbert, Mary A., 1912-1914Hull, William I., 1917Hurley, Edward N., 1916-1918Hutton, Laurence, 1901-1902Imbie, Andrew C., 1907-1916Irvine, Benjamin F., 1913Jacobus, Melancthon W., 1907-1916Jameson, J. Franklin, 1895-1902J. C. Winston Co. See Container 97, WinstonJohns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md., 1884-1885Johnson, Hiram, 1913Johnson, Robert Underwood, 1900-1910Jones, David B., 1902-1914Jones, Jesse H., 1916-1924Jones, Thomas D., 1902-1917

BOX 91REEL 65

Kemble, Edward W., 1910-1912

Kohn, August, 1911Konkle, Burton Alva, 1898Krock, Arthur B., 1902-1919Lansing, Robert, 1915-1920

(2 folders)Lee, William B., 1903-1922Lind, John, 1913Lionberger, Isaac H., 1904-1913Lloyd George, David, 1922Long, Breckinridge, 1917-1923Love, Thomas B., 1910-1911Lovejoy, W. E., 1921


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Lowell, A. Lawrence, 1910-1918Lynch, Frederick B., 1918McAdoo, William Gibbs, 1914-1917McAlpin, Charles W., 1906-1912McCall, S. W., 1921McClure, S. S., 1910-1912McCombs, William T., 1913McCormick, Cyrus H., 1901-1924McIlhaney, Asa K., 1912-1917McIlwain, C. H., 1906MacKaye, Percy, 1916-1922McKelway, St. Clair, 1906Macksey, William P., 1910-1922Malone, Dudley Field, 1912-1914Mann, Rowena Morse, 1922Marburg, Theodore, 1920Marshall, Thomas R., 1912Meredith, E. T., 1920-1923Meyers, J. C., 1919Moncrief, J. W., 1885Morgenthau, Henry (1856-1946), 1912-1923Morse, Margaret D., 1918Moton, Robert R., 1915-1919Mulford, J. Bentley, 1921Murfee, H. O., 1907Nicholson, E. P., 1912Niles, S. W., 1912Noland, Stephen C., 1902-1924

BOX 92REEL 65-66

Notter, Harley, State Department files, 1915-1919

(2 folders)Page, Walter Hines, 1885-1918

(2 folders)Pence, Thomas J., 1914Piotrowski, N. L., 1912Platt, Dan Fellows, 1910-1912Polk, Frank L., 1917-1920Powell, Lyman P., 1894Pyle, Howard, 1895-1901Ragan, Adolphus, 1909-1910Record, George L., 1911-1919Redfield, William C., 1913-1923Reid, Edith G. (Mrs. Harry Fielding), ca. 1896-1921Renick, Edward I., 1893-1897Rice, Richard A., 1901Rice, William Gorham, 1919-1923Ricketts, Palmer C., 1905


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Robinson, Joseph T., 1922-1923Rowe, Leo S., 1919Russell, W. P., 1895Salmon, Lucy M., 1886-1887

BOX 93REEL 66

Savage, Carlton, State Department files, 1914-1923

(2 folders)Sayre, Francis B. and Jessie Wilson, 1915-1922Scott, Hugh L., 1913-1916Scudder, Horace E., 1885-1893Sheldon, Edward W., 1909-1920Sire, Lillian R., 1921-1923Smart, George, 1914Smith, Edwin O., 1891Smith, Lucy M. and Mary R., 1897-1916Snow, Thomas L., 1901-1924Sprunt, James, 1910-1915Stockbridge, Frank Parker, 1915-1916Stone, W. J., 1914Strachey, J. St. Loe, 1918Stricker, Lillie J., 1911Swem, Charles L., 1912-1913

Transcripts of his shorthand notes of Wilson's speeches and letters(2 folders)

BOX 94REEL 66-67

(8 folders)

BOX 95REEL 67-68

(2 folders)

Shorthand notebooks(3 folders)

Swope, Herbert Bayard., 1916-1924Talcott, Charles A., 1879-1911Tarbell, Ida M., 1918Tedcastle, Arthur W. and Agnes B., 1902-1915Thilly, Frank, 1904-1906Thompson, Henry B., 1910Thompson, S. Huston, 1908-1923

BOX 96REEL 68

Thompson, W. W., 1915

Tillman, Benjamin R., 1913Toy, Nancy (Mrs. Crawford), 1912-1924Tumulty, Joseph P., n.d.Turner, Frederick Jackson, 1889-1919University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va., See same container, VirginiaVan Dyke, Henry, 1901-1924Villard, Oswald Garrison, 1908-1913Virginia, University of, Charlottesville, Va., 1879-1880


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Vogelsand, Alexander T., 1918Vreeland, Winthrop U., 1903-1905Wall, Bernhardt, 1918-1919Wall, L. B., 1912Warner, Charles Dudley, 1898Watterson, Henry, 1910-1911Weatherly, Herbert, 1923Webster, J. Edwin, 1878-1917Welborn, J. F., n.d.Welles, Harriet Woodrow, 1852-1901Wescott, John W., 1912-1919White, Henry, 1914-1915Whitney, Harold Parker, 1903

BOX 97REEL 68

Wiley, Louis, 1905-1923

Williamson, Edgar, 1910Wilson, Henry Lane, n.d.Wilson, Joseph Ruggles, 1868-1931Wilson, Martha, 1923Wilson, Woodrow, miscellany, n.d.Winston (J. C.) Co., 1903Wittpenn, H. Otto, 1913Woodbridge, Samuel I., 1913-1919Woodrow, James Wilson, 1901-1908

BOX 98REEL 68

Woodrow, Marion, 1836-1903

Woods, Edward A., 1910-1918Woods, Hiram, 1876Woods, Lawrence, 1910Woolley, Robert W., 1916-1920

BOX 98REEL 69

Yates, Mr. and Mrs. Fred and Mary, 1906-1919

Young, Ella, 1914

BOX 98REEL 69

Wilson's Letters to Ellen Axson Wilson, 1836-1920, n.d.

Transcripts, photocopies, and extracts of letters sent to Ellen Axson Wilson by WoodrowWilson.

Arranged by topic or type of material and chronlogically therein.

BOX 98REEL 69

Transcripts and extracts, 1883-1910

(8 folders)Photocopies, 1883, n.d.


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BOX 99-117REEL 69-85

Ray Stannard Baker Correspondence Relating to Woodrow Wilson, 1920-1939, n.d.

Correspondence sent and received by Baker during his work on a biography of Wilson. Includesmemoranda of interviews and various enclosures.

Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent or name of person discussed.

BOX 99REEL 69-70

“A” miscellaneous

Adams, J. DonaldAdams, JohnAdamson, William C.Alderman, Edwin AAlexander, Joshua W.Allen, Frederick H.Anderson, George W.Andrews, Fannie F.Annin, Robert E.Armstrong, Hamilton FishAthearn, Clarence R.Authors' Clipping BureauAxson, Stockton

CorrespondenceArticles and memorandaInterviewNotes on Baker's manuscript


“B” miscellaneous

Baker, Newton DiehlBaker, Ray Stannard

CorrespondenceBiographical notes

Baldwin, SamuelBOX 101REEL 71

Bannwart, Alexander

Barclay, McKeeBarclay, ThomasBarthell, Edward E.Baruch, Bernard M.Beaty, Julian B.Bender, Robert J.Bernard, George GreyBertron, S. R.Binkley, Robert C.Bliss, Tasker H.Bok, Edward W.Bones, Helen Woodrow


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Booth, EdwardBowlby, Harry L.Boyd, Allen R.Bradford, Gamaliel

BOX 101REEL 72

Brand, Katharine E.

Brandeis, Louis D.Brett, George P.Bridges, RobertBrougham, Herbert B.Brower, Jessie B.Brown, Arthur R.Brownlow, LouisBruce, William CabellBryan, William JenningsBryce, LadyBullitt, William C.

BOX 102REEL 72

Burleson, Albert S.

Butler, Nicholas MurrayByrd, Harry Flood (1887-1966)Byrne, Ervin“C” miscellaneous

(2 folders)Cade, Mrs. J. JarvisCady, Daniel L.Cameron, JamesCatt, Carrie ChapmanChance, Lorenzo W.Chapman, Edward M.Chase, Don M.Cigrand, Bertrand J.Clarkson, Grosvenor B.Clemenceau, GeorgesClose, Gilbert F.Cobb, Margaret AyerCochran, Peyton

BOX 103REEL 72-73

Colby, Bainbridge

Conklin, E. G.Cook, Waldo L.Coster, RobertCraig, HardinCram, Ralph AdamsCrane, Charles R.Crank lettersCreel, George


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Crosby, Oscar TerryCummings, Homer“D” miscellaneous

(2 folders)Dabney, Charles W.Dabney, Richard HeathDaniels, Josephus

BOX 104REEL 73-74

Daniels, Winthrop M.

Darling, H. MauriceDavies, Joseph E.Davis, Edward P.Davis, Malcolm W.Davis, Norman H.Dinwiddie, Mary LouiseDodd, William EdgarDodge, Cleveland H.Donnally, MargueriteDonnelly, Frederick W.Dooley, John H.Drake, E. MillingtonDulles, Allen W.Duncan, John SteeleDunlap, John R.Durbin, William W.“E” miscellaneousEddy, AllenEliot, Charles William (1834-1926)Elliott, EdwardEly, Richard T.

BOX 105REEL 74-75

“F” miscellaneous

Feilchenfeld, Ernst H.Fine, Henry B.Fisher, H. A. L.Fletcher, William G.Foley, HamiltonFord, Worthington C.Forster, Henry A.Fosdick, Raymond B.Fraser, A. M., Woodrow Wilson Birthplace Memorial, Staunton, Va.Fuller, InezFuller, Joseph V.“G” miscellaneous

(1 folder)BOX 106REEL 75-76

(1 folder)


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Garfield, Harry AugustusGarrison, Lindley M.Garvan, Francis P., Chemical FoundationGerard, James W.Gerould, James T.Gill, John E.Gillham, Newton C.Glass, CarterGlass, Frank P.Gompers, SamuelGraves, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H.Grayson, Cary T.Gregory, Thomas W.Griffin, Wingfield“H” miscellaneous

(1 folder)BOX 107REEL 76

(2 folders)

Hagedorn, HermannHamerstrom, W. E.Hamlin, Charles S.Hapgood, NormanHarper, George M.Harper & Brothers

BOX 107REEL 77

Hart, Albert Bushnell

Hartog, AlfredHay, JamesHazen, A. W.Heinemann (William) Ltd.Hendrick, Burton J.Hennessy, Charles O'ConnorHibben, John Grier

BOX 108REEL 77

Holt, Hamilton

Hooker, RichardHoover, HerbertHosford, Hester E.Houston, David F.Howard, SidneyHowe, GeorgeHoyt, Florence S.Hoyt, James P.Hoyt, Mary W.Hudson, Manley O.Hudspeth, Robert S.Hulbert, Mary Allen


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Hurley, Edward N.“I” miscellaneousIglehart, John E.Imbrie, Andrew C.Inglis, William O.International News Photos“J” miscellaneousJacobus, Melancthon W.

BOX 109REEL 78

James, Henry

Jameson, J. FranklinJessup, Philip C.Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. ConeJohnson, MerleJohnson, Robert UnderwoodJones, Jesse H.Jones, Thomas D.“K” miscellaneousKeller, Kent E.Kissel, Edgar C.Klingel, M. P.Konkle, Burton AlvaKrock, Arthur“L” miscellaneous

BOX 110REEL 78-79

Lamont, Thomas W.

Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. RobertLawrence, DavidLeach, H. S.Lee, IvyLeslie, Mrs. F. A.Lionberger, Isaac H.Lippmann, WalterLong, BreckinridgeLove, Thomas B.“M” miscellaneous


McAdoo, William Gibbs

McAdoo, Eleanor Wilson (Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoo)McAlpin, Charles W.McCorkle, Walter L.McCormick, Cyrus H.McCormick, Vance C.McCuaig, J. AspinallMcDowell, JohnMacKaye, Percy


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McKean, Dayton D.MacRae, HughMadigan, Thomas F.Madison, MauryMalone, Dudley FieldMarburg, TheodoreMarkel, LesterMartin, Edward S.Meneely, A. Howard

(2 folders)Miller, David HunterMoore, CharlesMoore, John Bassett

BOX 112REEL 80-81

Moors, John E.

Morgenthau, Henry (1856-1946)Morris, RolandMotion picturesMurchison, Hugh R.Myers, Denys P.Myhr, Ivar Lou“N” miscellaneousNevins, AllanNew England Blue Print Paper Co.Newman, Oliver P.Noland, Stephen C.Notter, Harley A.“O” miscellaneous

BOX 113REEL 81

“P” miscellaneous

(2 folders)Page, Arthur W.Palmer, FrederickPalmer, John McAuleyPeabody, George FosterPerry, BlissPershing, John J.Pitman, Mrs. C. C.Platt, Dan Fellows

BOX 114REEL 81

Polk, Frank L.

Pulitzer Prize“R” miscellaneousRauschenbusch, StephenRecord, George L.Redfield, William C.Reid, Edith G. (Mrs. Harry Fielding)


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Reid, Helen Rogers (Mrs. Ogden Reid)Rice, William GorhamRippy, J. FredRoots, John M.“S” miscellaneous


Salmon, Lucy M.

Savage, CarltonSayre, Francis B.Sayre, Jessie WilsonScaife, Roger L.Schmitt, Bernadotte E.Secretarial assistanceSeymour, CharlesShaw, AlbertShaw, CorneliaSheldon, Edward W.Shepardson, Whitney H.Shotwell, James T.Silzer, George S.Skeel, Emily E.Smith, Lucy and MarySnow, Thomas L.Stauffer, Donald D.Stephens, BradStockbridge, Frank ParkerStovall, Pleasant A.Stroud, A. T.Sullivan, Jerry B.Swanson, Claude A.Swem, Charles L.Swope, Herbert Bayard

BOX 116REEL 82-83

“T” miscellaneous

Taylor, James H.Taylor, Mrs. Richard H.Tedcastle, Arthur W. and Agnes B.Thomas, M. CareyThompson, George E.Thompson, Henry B.Thompson, HustonToy, NancyTumulty, Joseph P.“U” miscellaneousUnderwood & Underwood“V” miscellaneous


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Vander Velde, Lewis G.Van Dyke, HenryVillard, Oswald GarrisonVreeland, W. U.“W” miscellaneous


Wallace, James

Warren, CharlesWatt, George W.Weatherly, Herbert H.Weeks, Robert S.Welles, Harriet WoodrowWhalen, Kathryn O'NeilWhaling, Thornton H.White, HenryWilliam Heinemann, Ltd. See Container 107, HeinemannWilliams, Jesse LynchWilliams, John SharpWilson, Edith Bolling GaltWilson, Ellen AxsonWilson, Joseph R.Wilson, Margaret WoodrowWilson, William B.Wittpenn, Caroline B.Woodrow, James WilsonWoodrow, Marion W.Woodrow Wilson Birthplace Memorial, Staunton, Va.Woodrow Wilson FoundationWoods, Edward A.Woods, HiramWoods, William WhitfieldWoolley, Robert W.“X-Z” miscellaneousYates, MaryYoder, Adon A.Unidentified

BOX 118-130REEL 85-97

Chronological Notes, 1911-1918

Day-by-day notes on the writings and activities of Woodrow Wilson. A bound volume of notessummarizes the more detailed notes.

Arranged chronologically.

BOX 118REEL 85

Summary, 1913-1918


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BOX 119REEL 85-86

1911, Jan.-1913, Sept.


1913, Oct.-1914, June


1914, July-1915, Jan.


1915, Feb.-Sept.


1915, Oct.-1916, Mar.


1916, Apr.-Sept.


1916, Oct.-1917, Mar.


1917, Apr.-Aug.


1917, Sept.-1918, Jan.


1918

Feb.-June(5 folders)

BOX 129REEL 97

July-Nov.


Nov.-Dec.

(3 folders)

BOX 130-138not filmed

Printed Matter, 1899-1941, n.d.

Newspaper clippings and other printed matter collected by Baker.Arranged alphabetically by author.

BOX 130 A-B, 1904-1941, n.d.(3 folders)

BOX 131 B-D, 1912-1937, n.d.(6 folders)

BOX 132 D-E, 1912-1934, n.d.(7 folders)


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BOX 133 F-H, 1911-1937, n.d.(6 folders)

BOX 134 H-L, 1911-1935, n.d.(9 folders)

BOX 135 M-O, 1899-1936, n.d.(7 folders)

BOX 136 P-S, 1912-1938, n.d.(7 folders)

BOX 137 T-W, 1902-1938, n.d.(6 folders)

BOX 138 W-Z, 1914-1933, n.d.(3 folders)


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