League of Nations. Correspondents include J.E. Godbey [Rev. John E. Godbey] (Kirkwood, Missouri), Samuel Colcord (New York City), Henry A. Wise Wood (secretary, League for the Preservation of American Independence, New York City), Mrs. Katherine Coker Dalton (Washington, D.C.), Edwin Ware (New York City), and Chas. H. Richards [Charles H. Richards] (secretary, Committee on Extension of the Work of Samuel Colcord for the League of Nations, New York City). Also includes pamphlets titled “Addressed to Democrats. A Specific Case and Two Articles: Will Partisan Politics Wreck the Treaty? and Getting Together to Save the League” and “Particularly Addressed to Democrats; Will Not Harm a Sane Republican. To the Friends of the President: Will Partisan Politics Wreck the Treaty? and Getting Together to Save the League” by Samuel Colcord; constitution and by-laws of the Sons and Daughters of Democracy; and pamphlet titled “An Amazing Mix-up in the Senate: How the Senators by a Most Astonishing Blunder Have Got Hold of the Wrong Reservation on Article X. The Peril in It” by John Anyman., 1919 Oct-1920 Mar, Box: 16, Folder: 1. Edward Field Goltra Papers, A0595. Missouri Historical Society Library and Research Center.

League of Nations. Correspondents include J.E. Godbey [Rev. John E. Godbey] (Kirkwood, Missouri), Samuel Colcord (New York City), Henry A. Wise Wood (secretary, League for the Preservation of American Independence, New York City), Mrs. Katherine Coker Dalton (Washington, D.C.), Edwin Ware (New York City), and Chas. H. Richards [Charles H. Richards] (secretary, Committee on Extension of the Work of Samuel Colcord for the League of Nations, New York City). Also includes pamphlets titled “Addressed to Democrats. A Specific Case and Two Articles: Will Partisan Politics Wreck the Treaty? and Getting Together to Save the League” and “Particularly Addressed to Democrats; Will Not Harm a Sane Republican. To the Friends of the President: Will Partisan Politics Wreck the Treaty? and Getting Together to Save the League” by Samuel Colcord; constitution and by-laws of the Sons and Daughters of Democracy; and pamphlet titled “An Amazing Mix-up in the Senate: How the Senators by a Most Astonishing Blunder Have Got Hold of the Wrong Reservation on Article X. The Peril in It” by John Anyman., 1919 Oct-1920 Mar, Box: 16, Folder: 1. Edward Field Goltra Papers, A0595. Missouri Historical Society Library and Research Center. https://mohistory.mobiusconsortium.org/repositories/2/archival_objects/32215 Accessed November 25, 2024.