Box 16
Contains 28 Results:
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
The collection includes personal and family correspondence of Edward F. Goltra; papers relating to the various companies he ran; papers relating to his work as a Democratic national committeeman; and papers relating to his civic interests. In the descriptions of the folder contents in this finding aid, the phrase “Correspondents include” indicates that the folder includes correspondence from or to the individuals listed.
League of Nations. Correspondents include George K. Spoor (president, Essanay Company, Chicago), Judge John S. Farrington (Springfield Court of Appeals, Springfield, Missouri), Ross F. Walker (manager, Akron Evening and Sunday Times, Akron, Ohio), Wm. E. Russell [William E. Russell] (president, Miral Realty Co., Akron, Ohio), J. Stuart Blackton (J. Stuart Blackton Feature Pictures, Inc., New York City), Cyrus McCormick (care of International Harvester Co., Chicago), Cleveland H. Dodge (Riverdale, New York), A. Page Cooper (Publicity Department, Doubleday, Page & Company, Garden City, New York), Samuel Colcord (New York City), and Miller Hageman (manager, Hageman Publicity Agency, St. Louis). Also includes circular titled “What Good Has It Done? A Report of an Effort in Behalf of Our Entry into Union with Other Nations for the Prevention of War” by Samuel Colcord., 1920 Apr-Dec
The collection includes personal and family correspondence of Edward F. Goltra; papers relating to the various companies he ran; papers relating to his work as a Democratic national committeeman; and papers relating to his civic interests. In the descriptions of the folder contents in this finding aid, the phrase “Correspondents include” indicates that the folder includes correspondence from or to the individuals listed.
League of Nations Non-Partisan Association. Correspondents include Philip Bennett (League of Nations Non-Partisan Association, Washington, D.C.) and Everett Colby (chairman of Executive Committee, League of Nations Non-Partisan Association, Washington, D.C.). Also includes pamphlet titled “Synopsis of the Geneva Protocol for the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes: What It Is, What It Means to World Peace, What It Means to America.”, 1924
The collection includes personal and family correspondence of Edward F. Goltra; papers relating to the various companies he ran; papers relating to his work as a Democratic national committeeman; and papers relating to his civic interests. In the descriptions of the folder contents in this finding aid, the phrase “Correspondents include” indicates that the folder includes correspondence from or to the individuals listed.
League of Women Voters of Joplin, Missouri. Correspondents include Edna Butterfield (Mrs. H.G. Butterfield) and Georgia Cragin (Mrs. J.H. Cragin)., 1930 Mar
The collection includes personal and family correspondence of Edward F. Goltra; papers relating to the various companies he ran; papers relating to his work as a Democratic national committeeman; and papers relating to his civic interests. In the descriptions of the folder contents in this finding aid, the phrase “Correspondents include” indicates that the folder includes correspondence from or to the individuals listed.
Missouri League of Women Voters. Correspondents include Mrs. George Gellhorn (4366 McPherson Ave., St. Louis) and Marie Ames (8036 Watkins Drive, Clayton, Missouri). Also includes typescript radio address by Marie Ames titled “Making History in Missouri.”, 1930 Mar; 1931 Feb
The collection includes personal and family correspondence of Edward F. Goltra; papers relating to the various companies he ran; papers relating to his work as a Democratic national committeeman; and papers relating to his civic interests. In the descriptions of the folder contents in this finding aid, the phrase “Correspondents include” indicates that the folder includes correspondence from or to the individuals listed.
Missouri Women's Democratic Clubs. Correspondents include Laura S. Brown (Mrs. Thornton L. Brown) (Joplin, Missouri) and Edith W. Bradley (Mrs. Sidney L. Bradley) (Joplin, Missouri). Also includes pamphlet titled “Suggested Study Program” arranged by Martha A. Taaffe, “for the benefit of Democratic Women’s Clubs desiring to take up at bi-monthly meetings a study of the political history of their country.”, 1922 May-Dec
The collection includes personal and family correspondence of Edward F. Goltra; papers relating to the various companies he ran; papers relating to his work as a Democratic national committeeman; and papers relating to his civic interests. In the descriptions of the folder contents in this finding aid, the phrase “Correspondents include” indicates that the folder includes correspondence from or to the individuals listed.
National Temperance Bureau (Edwin C. Dinwiddie). Correspondents include Dr. Edwin C. Dinwiddie and Ellen C. Church (private secretary to Dr. Dinwiddie)., 1923-1924
The collection includes personal and family correspondence of Edward F. Goltra; papers relating to the various companies he ran; papers relating to his work as a Democratic national committeeman; and papers relating to his civic interests. In the descriptions of the folder contents in this finding aid, the phrase “Correspondents include” indicates that the folder includes correspondence from or to the individuals listed.
National Temperance Bureau (Edwin C. Dinwiddie). Correspondents include Dr. Edwin C. Dinwiddie and Laura R. Church (general secretary, National Temperance Bureau, Washington, D.C.)., 1925 Jan-Sept; 1926 Jan-June
The collection includes personal and family correspondence of Edward F. Goltra; papers relating to the various companies he ran; papers relating to his work as a Democratic national committeeman; and papers relating to his civic interests. In the descriptions of the folder contents in this finding aid, the phrase “Correspondents include” indicates that the folder includes correspondence from or to the individuals listed.
National Temperance Bureau (Edwin C. Dinwiddie)., 1927 Apr-Oct; 1928 May; 1929 Mar
The collection includes personal and family correspondence of Edward F. Goltra; papers relating to the various companies he ran; papers relating to his work as a Democratic national committeeman; and papers relating to his civic interests. In the descriptions of the folder contents in this finding aid, the phrase “Correspondents include” indicates that the folder includes correspondence from or to the individuals listed.
National Temperance Bureau (Edwin C. Dinwiddie)., 1930 June-July; 1931 Apr
The collection includes personal and family correspondence of Edward F. Goltra; papers relating to the various companies he ran; papers relating to his work as a Democratic national committeeman; and papers relating to his civic interests. In the descriptions of the folder contents in this finding aid, the phrase “Correspondents include” indicates that the folder includes correspondence from or to the individuals listed.