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Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special Collections

Northwestern University Library, Evanston, Illinois 60208-2300

Charles G. Dawes Archive

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Biography: Charles Gates Dawes (1865-1951), prominent in U.S. politics and business, served as Comptroller of the Currency (1898-1901), director of the Military Board of Allied Supply (1918-1919), and first director of the Bureau of the Budget (1921). He received a Nobel Peace Prize as chairman of the Reparations Commission which restructured Germany's economy and devised a repayment plan (1924). He was elected Vice-President (1925-1929), and appointed ambassador to England (1929-1931) and chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation (1932). Charles and his brothers founded Dawes Brothers Incorporated. Dawes formed the Central Trust Co. in Chicago (1902), guided its successor banks, and was influential in Chicago business, politics, and philanthropy until his death. Charles Gates Dawes was born and educated in Ohio. He married Caro Blymyer in 1889, practiced law, and incorporated a real estate business in Lincoln, Nebraska, before moving to Evanston, Illinois in 1895. He acquired utility companies and real estate in northern Illinois and Wisconsin; and in 1908, with his brothers Henry, Rufus, and Beman, formed Dawes Brothers Incorporated, to invest assets in banks, oil companies and real estate throughout the country. Various acquaintances who were prominent in political and industrial affairs trusted them to manage their investments as well. Other companies in which Charles Dawes and his brothers played leading roles included Chicago's Central Trust Co. and its successor banks and Pure Oil Company of Ohio. Dawes made significant philanthropic contributions to the Chicago metropolitan community. He solicited major financial support for food distribution to the unemployed during Chicago recessions between 1908 and 1911; founded and financed two hotels in Chicago and one in Boston for homeless men and women; supported the Chicago Grand Opera company, the American Symphony Orchestra, and various musical organizations and musicians; and donated to countless organizations and individuals. His personal interest in music led him to compose at least two pieces for violin and piano. "Melody in A" has had eleven copyrights and was made famous by adaptations "Let Me Dream" and "It's All in the Game." Scope and Content: The Charles Gates Dawes Archive consists of personal, business and political correspondence received by Dawes and drafts or copies of his correspondence written between 1884 and 1951; manuscripts of most of Dawes' journals, speeches, essays and books; some personal and company financial records, including those of the Dawes Hotels and Dawes Brothers Incorporated; annual reports and records of various companies and organizations; newspaper clippings, memorabilia, and scrapbooks related to Dawes' accomplishments and interests; political ephemera and photographs. Books, pamphlets and serials found in the archive have been cataloged for the Dawes collection and may be found in the online catalog. Provenance: All materials in the Charles Gates Dawes Archive were donated by Dawes or his family after his death in 1951. Restrictions: There are no restrictions on use of the materials in the department for research; all patrons must comply with federal copyright regulations. Processor: Preliminary processing was completed by Northwestern University Library staff before 1960. A detailed inventory and revisions to the finding aid have been made by Sigrid Pohl Perry between 1994 and 2009. Note: The inventory of this archive is still in process and will be updated as completed. Box 1 Dawes Family, 1876-1900 F. 1 Dawes family letters. 1876-1897. Caro B. Dawes; D.G. Dawes; Henry Dawes; R.C. Dawes F. 2 Railroad company court briefs: Atchison & Nebraska Railroad, C.G. Dawes, Counsel for

Plaintiff, State of Nebraska; Argument of C.G. Dawes, August 13, 1891. F. 3 C.G. Dawes Argument before the Nebraska State Board of Transportation (annotated typescript, 2 drafts). F. 4 Dawes' miscellaneous drafts on railroads and transportation. F. 5 Misc. published material on railroads. F. 6-8 Dawes business material. c.1884-1900 Box 2 Correspondence, 1884-1891.

Business documents and correspondence. Includes 1889-90 Nebraska Circuit Court documents.

Box 3 Correspondence, 1887-1890. F. 1 A (incl. M.J. Averill). F. 2 B (incl. Blymyer family, Cincinnati Ice Machine Co.; Buckland & Buckland; S.H. Burnham). F. 3 C (incl. J.R. Clark, Union Central Life; Jacob D. Cox; H.A. Crosby, St. Louis, Alton & Terre Haute R.R.; Sarah Cutler; W.C. Cochran; H.E. Crandell; James W. Clark).




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F. 4 E.C. Dawes. F. 5 B.G. Dawes; R.R. Dawes; R.C. Dawes. F. 6 James W. Dawes (Dawes & Foss & Stephens). F. 7 D (incl. C.W. Delamatre, Bradley & Delamatre; T.J. Deck; F.M. Dotson, Longworth & Dotson; S.J. Darrow. F. 8 F-G (incl. Aaron A. Ferris, Ferris, Morrow & Oldham; W.H. Gurley). F. 9 Beman Gates. F. 10 H F. 11 I-K (incl. C.H. Imhoff; Joy, Hudson, Call & Joy; Frederick W. Jones). Box 4 Correspondence 1888-1890. F. 1 L (incl. William Leese). F. 2 M (incl. Henry N. Morris; Norman Miller). F. 3 William W. Mills (First National Bank of Marietta). F. 4 N-R (incl. F.F. Oldham, Nye & Oldham; F.S. Rosseter). F. 5 S F. 6 South Branch Lumber F. 7 T-V F. 8 W (incl. J.W. Williams; William Weston & Daniel Weston; West Brothers; W.C. Walton; E.F. Welles; G.P. Williams; R. Woods; Frank R. Waters). F. 9 F.E. Watkins (First State Bank). F. 10 X-Z and miscellaneous. Box 5 Bills, Receipts and Statements, 1890-1898.

Box 6 Business Correspondence 1904-1905 (incl. Henry Speer; W.W. Mills; W.C. Cochran).

Promissory notes and deeds. Box 7 Correspondence 1891. F. 1 Francis Beidler, South Branch Lumber. F. 2 Blymyer family, Cincinnati Ice Machine Co. F. 3 Jacob D. Cox. F. 4 Sarah Cutler; Beman Gates. F. 5 B.G. Dawes F. 6 C.G. Dawes, Dawes Business Block. F. 7 E.C. Dawes F. 8 F.A. Dawes, St. Louis & Big Muddy Coal Co. (incl. Sam T. Brush). F. 9 R.C. Dawes F. 10 W.R. Dawes F. 11 J.W. Gilbough F. 12 F.H. Gilcrest F. 13 N.W. Harris F. 14 L.D. Hobson F. 15 W.W. Mills, First National Bank F. 16 F.F. Oldham F. 17 Pettibone Mfg. Co. F. 18 F.E. Watkins, First State Bank F. 19 Misc. Dawes family F. 20 Misc. correspondence, Jan.-Sept., 1891 Box 8 Correspondence 1891 F. 1 October-December, 1891 F. 2 Misc. 1891 correspondence, mostly receipts




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Correspondence 1892 F. 3 Blymyer family F. 4 Jacob D. Cox F. 5 Sarah Cutler F. 6 B.G. Dawes F. 7 C.G. Dawes F. 8 E.C. Dawes F. 9 R.C. Dawes F. 10 R.R. Dawes F. 11 Misc. Dawes family, incl. Dawes Business Block & St. Louis & Big Muddy Coal Co. F. 12 D.W. Delamatre, Bradley & Delamatre F. 13 J.W. Gilbough F. 14 H.H. Gilcrest Lumber F. 15 Globe Iron Works, Luther Allen F. 16 L.D. Hobson F. 17 I.J. Mancett, Consulate. . .U.S.A. Athens F. 18 W.W. Mills, First National Bank F. 19 Richard Montague F. 20 F.F. Oldham F. 21 South Branch Lumber F. 22 F.E. Watkins, First National Bank Box 9 Correspondence 1892 F. 1 Misc. (incl. Thomas Bates; M.J. Hull, Treasury Dept.; S.D. Killen; Pogue, Pottenger & Pogue) F. 2 Misc., Jan.-March, 1892 (incl. M.J. Averill; T.E. Steele; C.H. Bosworth; J.C. Clore; Lamb, Ricketts & Wilson; Elston & Co.) F. 3 April-May, 1892 (incl. Simmons Hardware; M.J. Averill) F. 4 July-November, 1892 (incl. Lamb, Ricketts & Wilson; Joel C. Clore; George Lee Peabody, Lee, Higginson & Co.; Robert Mather; G.C. St. John, New York Steam; Francis M. Banfill)

Correspondence 1893 F. 5 Luther Allen, Globe Iron Works F. 6 Francis Beidler, South Branch Lumber & Francis Beidler Lumber F. 7 W.H. Blymyer, Blymyer Ice Works & Blymyer Ice Machine Co. F. 8 S.H. Burnham F. 9 Jacob D. Cox F. 10 C.G. Dawes, Dawes Business Block & Dawes, Coffroth & Cunningham F. 11 E.C. Dawes, St. Louis & Big Muddy Coal Co. F. 12 R.C. Dawes, R.R. & R.C. Dawes R.R. F. 13 Dawes miscellaneous F. 14 I.C. Elston F. 15 D.R. Greene F. 16 W.W. Mills F. 17 E.H. Pearson F. 18 I.M. Raymond F. 19 G.C. St. John, New York Steam Co. F. 20 F.E. Watkins Box 10 Correspondence 1893-1894 F. 1-2 Miscellaneous correspondence Correspondence 1894 F. 3 Francis Beidler, South Branch Lumber




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F. 4 Blymyer Bros. F. 5 C.G. Dawes, Dawes Business Block, Dawes, Coffroth & Cunningham F. 6 E.C. Dawes, St. Louis and Big Muddy Coal Co. F. 7 R.C. Dawes, R.R. & R.C. Dawes Railroad, Lumber. . . F. 8 Dawes misc. (F.B.D.; R.R.D.; W.R.D.; Beman Gates) F. 9 Elston & Co. F. 10 Globe National Bank F. 11 LaCrosse Gas Light Co. F. 12 W.W. Mills, First National Bank F. 13 Rand, McNally & Co. F. 14 I.M. Raymond F. 15 J.R. Walsh F. 16 Misc. 1894 correspondence (Frank Battles; Jacob D. Cox; Charles Hanna, First National Bank of Lincoln; C.H. Morrill, Republican State Central Com.; F.F. Oldham; C.A. Palmer; Tootle, Lemon & Co.)

Box 10A Documents 1891-1894

T.Ms.: "Banking System of the U.S. and Its Relation to the Money and Business of the Country" Box 11 Business Correspondence 1895 A - W F. 1 A

C.A. Atkinson American Exchange National Bank

F. 2 B Francis Beidler D.W. Blymyer

F. 3 C Sarah Cutler Jacob D. Cox Clark & Leonard Investment (J.W. McDonald)

F. 4-5 C.G. Dawes; Dawes family F. 6 Dawes' buildings rent accounts F. 7 E - G

Elston & Co. F. 8 H - K

M.A. Hanna C.H. Imhoff

F. 9 L LaCross Gas & Light (William Palmer) G.M. Lambertson W.H. Loffland

F. 10 M W.W. Mills

F. 11 N R.H. McColl (Northwestern Gas, Light & Coke)

F. 12 O - P F. 13 R

Rand, McNally (R.A. Hahn) I.M. Raymond

F. 14 S F. 15 T - W F. 16-17 Misc. correspondence and ephemera, 1894 - 1902




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Business correspondence 1894-1902 F. 18 A - C

W.A. Clark F. 19 D

C.G. Dawes carbons F. 20 E - H

Charles A. Hanna F. 21 L

LaCross Gas & Light (John W. Rodgers) F. 22 M

W.W. Mills F. 23 N - P

Northwestern Gas. . .(John W. Rodgers, R.H. McColl) F. 24 R - Y

Box 12 Business, political and personal correspondence 1896 – 1897, A - E F. 1 Miscellaneous 1896 F. 2 A 1896 – 1897 (including George E. Adams; Frank Austin) F. 3 J. Frank Aldrich F. 4 Luther Allen F. 5 C.A. Atkinson F. 6 B 1896 – 1897 (including J.B. Barnes; E.E. Brown) F. 7 Frank W. Babcock F. 8 W.H. Baldwin F. 9 O.L. Barbour F. 10 Francis Beidler F. 11 W.H. Blymyer F. 12 A.H. Boles F. 13 C.H. Bosworth (Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis Railroad) F. 14 James Boyle (Secretary to President William McKinley) F. 15 Charles P. Bryan F. 16 S.H. Burnham F. 17 George W. Burton (LaCrosse National Bank) F. 18 C 1896 – 1897 (including A.P. Case; Charles L. Chamberlain; Charles D. Clark; J.L. Cook; J.D. Cox; George A. Crancer) F. 19 W.F. Calhoun (Daily Republican) F. 20 F. W. Collins F. 21 D 1896 – 1897 (including C.L. Dickey; E.J. DeBell) F. 22 Dawes brothers and family (including C.G. Dawes’s copies or carbons) F. 23 William A. Dyche F. 24 E – F 1896 – 1897 (including Paul W. Eaton) F. 25 Elston & Co. F. 26 William G. Edens (Illinois Republican League) Box 13 Business, political and personal correspondence 1896 – 1897, F – P F. 1 F 1896 – 1897 (including Granger Farwell; George B. Frease) F. 2 G 1896 – 1897 F. 3 W. B. Gaitree F. 4 Stephen L. Geisthardt F. 5 Charles Gordon F. 6 H 1896 – 1897 (including N.S. Harwood; Azel F. Hatch) F. 7 A.J. Hainline (Macomb Journal)




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F. 8 Charles A. Hanna F. 9 M.A. Hanna F. 10 N.W. Harris F. 11 I – K 1896 – 1897 F. 12 L 1896 – 1897 (including A.J. Lester) F. 13 G.M. Lambertson F. 14 William Leese F. 15 F.W. Little (Akron Gas Co.) F. 16 W.A. Loffland F. 17 Gordon W. Lloyd F. 18 M 1896 – 1897 F. 19 J.W. McDonald F. 20 Abner McKinley; William McKinley (mostly telegrams) F. 21 John McNulta F. 22 Lafayette McWilliams F. 23 Joseph Medill F. 24 W.W. Mills F. 25 N – O 1896 – 1897 (including F.F. Oldham; W.M. Osborne) F. 26 William Penn Nixon F. 27 P 1896 – 1897 (including Charles M. Pepper; E.H. Pearson) F. 28 C.W. Pavey (“reports” on the McKinley campaign) F. 29 Frederick Phinney F. 30 John Addison Porter (Secretary to President McKinley) F. 31 Peoria County Republican Central Committee (Ed Hull; G.A. Zeller)

Box 14 Business, political and personal correspondence 1896 – 1897, R – Z F. 1 R 1896 – 1897 F. 2 H.H. Rand F. 3 Charles W. Raymond F. 4 I.M. Raymond F. 5 Republican National Committee (including Charles C. Curtis, M.A. Hanna, N.W. Harris, Perry S. Heath, W.M. Osborne) F. 6 Republican State Central Committee (Illinois, Iowa, North Dakota: Charles P. Hitch, H.G. McMillan) F. 7 Alexander H. Revell F. 8 S 1896 – 1897 (including Stacey Manufacturing) F. 9 P.R. Sanborn (re: Frank L. Sheldon) F. 10 J.M. Sharon (Harrison National Bank) F. 11 Charles Y. Smith F. 12 Joseph P. Smith (re: McKinley campaign) F. 13 W. Morton Smith (The Courier, Lincoln, Nebraska) F. 14 E.B. Stephenson F. 15 George B. Swift F. 16 T 1896 – 1897 F. 17 Jesse W. Tull F. 18 Charles N. Twadell F. 19 U – V 1896 – 1897 (including A. Uhrlaub) F. 20 Charles C. Upham F. 21 C.A. Vaughan F. 22 W 1896 – 1897 F. 23 W.H. Watson F. 24 A.T. Wimberly F. 25 H. Clay Wilson




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F. 26 Daniel G. Wing F. 27 Y 1896 – 1897 (including A.P. Yates) F. 28 Richard Yates F. 29 Z 1896 – 1897 (including George A. Zeller) F. 30 Miscellaneous financial statements, receipts, including Blymyer Building Co. prospectus F. 31 Political ephemera, mostly McKinley campaign F. 32 Miscellaneous press clippings

Boxes 14-1a - 48vv 1898 - 1901 Comptroller of Currency correspondence & ephemera (arranged alphabetically; detailed inventory in process) Box 14.1 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 A – Am F. 1 W.T. Abbott F. 2 E.E. Abrams F. 3 C.H. Ackert F. 4 Abram Acwith F. 5 Cyrus Field Adams, The Appeal F. 6 Elmer H. Adams F. 7 John Q. Adams, The Appeal

F. 8 S.H. A. Adams F. 9 W.H. Addicks F. 10 Arthur R. Addy F. 11 Mrs. Frances B. Addy F. 12 W.B. Addy F. 13 Capt. George P. Ahern F. 14 J.E. Ahlborn F. 15 J.S. Aisthorpe F. 16 Morton Albaugh F. 17 W.F. Albertson F. 18 A.D. Alderman F. 19 Owen F. Aldis F. 20 J.F. Aldrich F. 21 Samuel N. Aldrich F. 22 A.S. Alexander F. 23 R.C. Alexander F. 24 Theophile T. Allain F. 25 Charles H. Allen, Assistant Secretary, Navy F. 26 Eleanor P. Allen F. 27 F.W. Allen F. 28 Jessie Allen F. 29 John C. Allen F. 30 Luther Allen F. 31 T.W. Allen F. 32 Samuel W. Allerton F. 33 Horatio N. Allin F. 34 Edward H. Alling F. 35 W.B. Allison, U.S. Senate F. 36 Frank Allyn F. 37 American Bankers’ Association, New York F. 38 American Flag Day Association (Magnus A. Hess) F. 39 American Lawyer, New York, NY F. 40 American National Bank, Baltimore, MD




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F. 41 American Press Clipping Bureau, Chicago, IL F. 42 American Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago, IL F. 43 John C. Ames, Dept. of Justice F. 44 J. Carlos Ames F. 45 John H. Ames F. 46 K.L. Ames Box 14.2 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 An – Av F. 1 Frank Anderson F. 2 G. Bernhard Anderson F. 3 James O. Anderson F. 4 H.H. Andrews, Bank of Callaway, Nebraska F. 5 W.C. Andrews, New York Steam Co. F. 6 Charlotte Andrus F. 7 Henry Andrus F. 8 William E. Annin F. 9 Annual Reports, 1898 – 1899 (letters from miscellaneous banks) F. 10 – 11 Annual Reports, 1900 (letters from miscellaneous banks) F. 12 Anonymous letters received by C.G. Dawes F. 13 W.M. Anthony F. 14 Anti-Civil Service Association F. 15 W.J. Arkell, Judge F. 16 C. Armstrong, Peoria General Electric F. 17 G.B. Armstrong F. 18 James F. Armstrong F. 19 Bishop Benjamin W. Arnett F. 20 Henry Y. Arnett F. 21 F.W. Arnold F. 22 C.A. Aspinwall F. 23 H.F. Aspinwall F. 24 Assay Commission, Philadelphia Mint (Henry K. Boyer) F. 25 Assignment in Trust (W.W. Mills) F. 26 Associated Press (Melville Stone) F. 27 C.E. Athey F. 28 Gen. Smith D. Atkins F. 29 James M. Aubrey F. 30 Attorney General’s Office F. 31 Frank Austin F. 32 O.P. Austin F. 33 H.F. Auten F. 34 Mrs. M.J. Averill Box 14.3 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 B – Barn F. 1 F.R. Babcock F. 2 F.W. Babcock F. 3 Henry Bacon F. 4 James H. Bacon (including letters of recommendation: John K. Richards, L.H. Hole, James E. Boyd, W.H. Hainline, C.V. Chandler, F.N. Pearson, H.H. Chapin, M.A. Hanna, J.S. Cosby-Smith, James H. Eckels, G.S. Anthony, William A. Dyche, Damon G. Tunnicliff) F. 5 W.H. Badger F. 6 M. Badrena F. 7 Dr. A.W. Baer




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F. 8 J.L. Bailey F. 9 M.B. Bailey F. 10 Noah C. Bainum F. 11 Frederick S. Baird F. 12 George W. Baird F. 13 Charles H. Baker F. 14 George F. Baker F. 15 Capt. H. Baldrige F. 16 J.C. Baldridge F. 17 E.B. Baldwin F. 18 Theodore F. Baldwin F. 19 W.H. Baldwin, Cook County Republican Headquarters F. 20 Capt. John G. Balance F. 21 A. Ballen F. 22 C.L. Ballinger F. 23 A.J. Bandy F. 24 Fred A. Bangs F. 25 J.E. Bangs F. 26 Bank Presidents’ Association, Boston F. 27 Bankers associations, Illinois F. 28 Bankers associations, Indiana F. 29 Bankers associations, Iowa F. 30 Bankers associations, Kansas F. 31 Bankers associations, Kentucky F. 32 Bankers associations, Maryland F. 33 Bankers associations, Michigan F. 34 Bankers associations, Minnesota F. 35 Bankers associations, Mississippi F. 36 Bankers associations, New York F. 37 Bankers associations, North Carolina F. 38 Bankers associations, Ohio F. 39 Bankers associations, Pennsylvania F. 40 Bankers associations, Texas F. 41 Bankers associations, Virginia F. 42 Bankers associations, Wisconsin F. 43 Bank Cashiers Association of Massachusetts F. 44 William B. Banks F. 45 Ephraim Banning F. 46 May Banta F. 47 Rose and Morris Baratz F. 48 Capt. Frank W. Barber F. 49 G.H. Barbour F. 50 Mary Barber F. 51 James A. Barkley F. 52 W.E. Barkley F. 53 Gov. C.M. Barnes F. 54 J.B. Barnes F. 55 F.L. Barnett (including letters of recommendation: Graeme Stewart, Edward F. Dunne, Marcus Kavanagh, Justice Shepard, Abner Smith, John Gibbons, Perry S. Heath) Box 14.4 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Barr – Bi F. 1 John K. Barr




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F. 2 A.R. Barrett F. 3 Charles H. Bartlett F. 4 W.H. Bartlett F. 5 W.T. Bascom F. 6 Agnes Basler F. 7 M. M. Bassett (recommendation from A.J. Daugherty) F. 8 J.C. Batchelder F. 9 David H. Bates F. 10 E.A. Bates, Paymaster General F. 11 Henry M. Bates F. 12 R.B. Bates F. 13 Frank Battles F. 14 J.E. Baum F. 15 S.G. Bayne, Seabord National Bank F. 16 Arthur G. Beach F. 17 Mary F. Beach F. 18 Thomas P. Beal F. 19 Edwin Bebbington F. 20 James M. Beck F. 21 Adam W. Beckley F. 22 Harry C. Beebe F. 23 Otto Beeker F. 24 Frank R. Beer F. 25 George W. Beer F. 26 W.C. Beer F. 27 Francis Beidler F. 28 A.J. Belknap F. 29 Hugh R. Belknap F. 30 C.B. Bell F. 31 Charles C. Bell F. 32 James E. Bell F. 33 Lillian Bell F. 34 M.H. Bell F. 35 W.Q. Bell F. 36 Paul Benson (including letter of recommendation from William A. Dyche) F. 37 Charles Bent F. 38 Fred Benzinger F. 39 Charles Best F. 40 F.G. Best F. 41 Solomon Hicks Bethea F. 42 John L. Beveridge F. 43 Edward A. Bigelow (including Charles N. Gordon, R.C. Clowry, E.C. DeWitt, Henry D. Estabrook) F. 44 J.H. Bigger F. 45 John M. Bigger F. 46 H.C. Biggs F. 47 John A. Bingham F. 48 Francis H. Bishop F. 49 J.W. Bishop F. 50 Tams Bixby Box 14.5 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Bj – Bri F. 1 Bjorkman (letters of recommendation from J.W. Macdonald)




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F. 2 John C. Black F. 3 John Black F. 4 Moses Black F. 5 Blackburn (letter of recommendation) F. 6 Paul Blackmar F. 7 J.W. Blandford F. 8 L.C. Blanding F. 9 J.P. Bloomfield F. 10 Lulu T. Blue F. 11 B.F. Blymyer F. 12 W.H. Blymyer F. 13 Board of Trade, Chicago (George F. Stone to William H. Harper) F. 14 W.L. Bodine F. 15 Joseph Boehmer F. 16 Henry Bohl F. 17 William J. Bok (re: Rufus Dawes, poet) F. 18 James H. Bonebrake F. 19 W.T. Bonham F. 20 DeWitt C. Booth F. 21 J.H. Booth F. 22 C.H. Bosworth F. 23 T.B. Bosworth F. 24 D.A. Bouta F. 25 H.S. Boutell F. 26 Ira M. Bowen F. 27 John R. Bowen F. 28 T.H. Bowles F. 29 Joseph F. Bowman F. 30 W.L. Bowman F. 31 W.D. Boyce F. 32 W.W. Boyd F. 33 James Boyle F. 34 Juan A. Boyle F. 35 C.H. Boynton F. 36 G.E. Bradfield F. 37 J.E. Brading F. 38 Samuel Bradlee F. 39 James N. Brady F. 40 C.E. Brayton F. 41 F.S. Breen F. 42 Leland S. Breese F. 43 John J. Brenholt F. 44 Theo Brentano F. 45 V.H. Bridgeman F. 46 L.E. Bridgman F. 47 Marcus M. Bright F. 48 G.W. Bristol F. 49 J.L. Bristow Box 14.6 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Bro – Burn F. 1 J.H. Bromwell F. 2 Lt. E.C. Brooks




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F. 3 Marriott Brosius F. 4 Arthur Brown F. 5 A.S. Brown F. 6 C.J. Brown F. 7 Charles W. Brown F. 8 E.E. Brown F. 9 Edwin F. Brown F. 10 Fred O. Brown F. 11 H. Lee Brown F. 12 John J. Brown F. 13 W.C. Brown F. 14 Walter Lee Brown F. 15 Stewart Browne F. 16 John W. Bruce F. 17 Joseph Bruckner F. 18 S.T. Brush F. 19 Charles Page Bryan F. 20 Thomas R. Bryan F. 21 Will C. Bryan F. 22 W.H. Bryan F. 23 Sgt. Bryce (letters of recommendation from W.E. Sawyer, Michael Griffin) F. 24 B.C. Bryner F. 25 Clarence F. Buck F. 26 Frances N. Buck F. 27 C.R. Buckland F. 28 George Buckland F. 29 John C. Buckner F. 30 Aaron H. Buckstaff F. 31 D.H. Buell F. 32 Buescher Mfg. Co. F. 33 R.H. Bulley F. 34 Rev. C.S. Bullock F. 35 Stanton D. Bullock F. 36 Dallas Bumbaugh F. 37 W.F. Bundy F. 38 Sam M. Burdett F. 39 George S. Burchfield F. 40 William H.S. Burgwyn F. 41 M.J. Burke, U.S. Consul, St. Thomas F. 42 R.M. Burke, Workingmen’s Republican Club F. 43 E.J. Burkett F. 44 W.H. Burletson F. 45 O.H. Burnett F. 46 Daniel H. Burnham F. 47 S.H. Burnham Box 14.7 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Burr – Can F. 1 A.D. Burr F. 2 Charles C. Burr F. 3 Charles L. Burr F. 4 Frank S. Burr F. 5 J.C. Burrows, U.S. Senate




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F. 6 J.H. Burroughs F. 7 Gen. A.S. Burt F. 8 R.W. Burt F. 9 George W. Burton, National Bank of LaCrosse F. 10 George W. Burton F. 11 Guy L. Bush F. 12 Fred Bushnell F. 13 H.M. Bushnell F. 14 Fred A. Busse F. 15 Albert E. Butler (including letters of recommendation from William A. Dyche, Clark J. Tisdel, Edward H. Allling, Fred Whitfield, Daniel H. Burnham, Thomas Bates) F. 16 H.C. Butler F. 17 Alvin J. Butz F. 18 George S. Byram F. 19 Annie E. Byus (including letters from James W. Dawes, Lt. Col. H.M. Lazelle, John Tweedale) F. 20 Robert B. Cabbell F. 21 H.c. Cahill F. 22 William M. Cake F. 23 George B. Caldwell F. 24 H.R. Calef F. 25 W.F. Calhoun F. 26 W.J. Calhoun F. 27 A.F. Call F. 28 A.F. Callahan F. 29 John W. Callahan F. 30 Oscar Callihan F. 31 Thomas J. Calloway F. 32 E.A. Calkins F. 33 A.C. Campbell F. 34 D.A. Campbell, Nebraska F. 35 D.A. Campbell, Illinois F. 36 J.B. Campbell F. 37 Mrs. M.H. Campbell F. 38 William P. Campbell F. 39 Z.B. Campbell F. 40 H.W. Cannon F. 41 J.G. Cannon Box 14.8 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Car – Clar F. 1 Rev. A.J. Carey, Quinn Chapel, Chicago F. 2 Clark E. Carr, Illinois Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition Commission F. 3 J.L. Carson F. 4 Garrett Carstens F. 5 J.P. Carter F. 6 W.H. Carter F. 7 Z.R. Carter F. 8 Carter’s Monthly F. 9 Mrs. A.M.A. Case F. 10 A.P. Case F. 11 Lilla S. Case F. 12 J.F. Cassell F. 13 Henry Casson




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F. 14 Florence P. Caton F. 15 J.G. Chalfant F. 16 W.J. Chalmers F. 17 Chamber of Commerce, New York (George Wilson) F. 18 C.W. Chambers F. 19 Julius Chambers F. 20 Edwin Chamberlain F. 21 H.G. Chamberlain F. 22 Orville T. Chamberlain F. 23 DeWitt W. Chamberlin F. 24 Walter H. Chamberlin F. 25 Charles Chandler F. 26 C.Q. Chandler F. 27 W.E. Chandler, U.S. Senate F. 28 George B. Chaney F. 29 Ora E. Chapin F. 30 Francis H. Chapman F. 31 Pleasant T. Chapman F. 32 R.N. Chapman F. 33 F.M. Charles F. 34 H.C. Charles F. 35 J.T. Chenault F. 36 C.A. Chickering F. 37 A.F. Childs F. 38 H.L. Childs F. 39 R.A. Childs F. 40 John A. Childs F. 41 H.C. Chilton F. 42 C.E. Chittenden F. 43 W.H. Christy F. 44 W.H. Cisne F. 45 A.W. Clancy F. 46 A.G. Clapham F. 47 B.P. Clark F. 48 D.W. Clark F. 49 E.E. Clark F. 50 F.C. Clark F. 51 Frank H.J. Clark F. 52 Homer J. Clark F. 53 Kenneth Clark F. 54 Horace S. Clark F. 55 W.H. Clark F. 56 C.C. Clarke F. 57 Mrs. May S. Clarke F. 58 Charles Clary Box 14.9 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Clay – Cor F. 1 Powell Clayton, U.S. Embassy, Mexico F. 2 Gustav Clemen F. 3 James A. Cline F. 4 Josiah M. Clokey F. 5 Joel C. Clore




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F. 6 Sam T. Clover F. 7 John T. Clyne F. 8 Lansing Coates F. 9 Amasa Cobb F. 10 W.C. Cochran F. 11 W.g. Cochran F. 12 Hope Reed Cody F. 13 George M. Coffin F. 14 C.M. Coffman F. 15 J.H. Coffman F. 16 A.B. Coffroth F. 17 O.L. Colburn F. 18 A.F. Cole F. 19 A.H. Cole F. 20 J.M. Cole F. 21 Seldon Cole F. 22 W.C. Cole, Illinois F. 23 W.C. Cole, Ohio F. 24 W.D. Cole F. 25 James M. Coles F. 26 F.W. Collins, Dept. of Justice F. 27 Mattie Collison F. 28 Miss E.M. Colton F. 29 George R. Colton F. 30 Walter Colyer F. 31 Seymour Coman F. 32 Commercial Club, Chicago F. 33 Edward M. Conant F. 34 William J. Conlin F. 35 Ella C. Conrad F. 36 George F. Connolly F. 37 L.A. Constantine F. 38 E.W. Conway F. 39 J.R. Conway F. 40 John C. Cook F. 41 John E. Cook F. 42 Richard Y. Cook F. 43 W.J. Cook F. 44 Capt. A.W. Cooke F. 45 George F. Cooke F. 46 Jay Cooke F. 47 Laura S.H. Cooke F. 48 Thornton Cooke F. 49 W.H. Cooke F. 50 Reuben W. Coon F. 51 H.M. Cooper F. 52 Gen. H.C. Corbin F. 53 G.J. Corey F. 54 [Corner stone ceremony], U.S. Government Building, Chicago, IL, October 9, 1899 F. 55 William C. Cornwall F. 56 John Correy, U.S. Consulate, Amsterdam F. 57 G.J. Corry




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F. 58 George D. Corson Box 14.10 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Cot – Cu F. 1 C.E. Cotton (including J.B. Elkins, U.S. Senate) F. 2 George Dexter Cotton F. 3 J.P. Cotton F. 4 Willa D. Cotton F. 5 C.B. Couch F. 6 John M. Coulter, University of Chicago F. 7 Country Club, Evanston, Illinois F. 8 The Courier, Lincoln, Nebraska F. 9 James R. Covert, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture F. 10 W.S. Cowen F. 11 William S. Cowles F. 12 Charles E. Cox F. 13 Loren C. Cox F. 14 Louise Cox F. 15 Sam D. Cox F. 16 F.E. Coyne F. 17 Edward F. Cragin F. 18 Edward Craig F. 19 James Craig F. 20 Earl M. Cranston F. 21 Josiah Cratty F. 22 C.M. Crawford F. 23 Edwin C. Crawford F. 24 Jesse P. Crawford F. 25 L.J. Crawford F. 26 Mark L. Crawford F. 27 Hugh Cres F. 28 T.W. Crider F. 29 D.F. Crilly F. 30 A.W. Crippen F. 31 D.B. Crissinger F. 32 George Crome F. 33 Mrs. C.E. Cross F. 34 E.H. Cross F. 35 F.G. Cross F. 36 Crossman (including W.F.L. Hadley) F. 37 George T. Crusius F. 38 Cuban Relief Fund (Ferdinand W. Peck, William Penn Nixon, H.H. Kohlsaat) F. 39 S.A. Culbertson F. 40 D.S. Culver F. 41 John N. Cunning F. 42 D. Cunningham F. 43 John B. Cunningham F. 44 A.L. Currey F. 45 B.S. Curry F. 46 A.G. Curtis F. 47 Mrs. A.M. Curtis F. 48 Charles E. Curtis F. 49 E.H. Curtis




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F. 50 Ed. C. Curtis F. 51 J.W. Curtis F. 52 John F. Curtis F. 53 Marshall Cushing F. 54 Wade Cushing F. 55 F.W. Cushman, House of Representatives F. 56 G.A. Cutler F. 57 Sarah J. Cutler F. 58 Temple Cutler F. 59 A.D. Cuttler Box 14.11 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 D – Dawes, Rufus C. 1899 F. 1 John Dailey F. 2 G.R. Daily F. 3 T.D. Dale F. 4 J.M. Dalzell F. 5 E.B. Dana F. 6 H.H. Daniel F. 7 James H. Danskin F. 8 A.J. Daugherty 1897-1898 (Internal Revenue Service, Peoria) F. 9 A.J. Daugherty 1899-1901 (Internal Revenue Service, Peoria) F. 10 H.M. Daugherty F. 11 Dana Davis F. 12 D.M. Davis F. 13 Edward Davis F. 14 F.A.W. Davis F. 15 Webster Davis, Dept. of the Interior F. 16 Annie L. Dawes F. 17 Beman G. Dawes F. 18 Caro Blymyer Dawes F. 19 Charles G. Dawes (letter drafts) F. 20 Chester M. Dawes (Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail Road) F. 21 Edwyn Sandys Dawes F. 22 F.B. Dawes and Mrs. F.B. Dawes F. 23 Frances A. Dawes F. 24 Fred A. Dawes F. 25 H.E. Dawes F. 26 Henry M. Dawes (including Dawes Lumber Co.) F. 27 James W. Dawes F. 28 John Frances Dawes F. 29 Lucy Dawes F. 30 Mary B. Dawes F. 31 Rufus C. Dawes, 1898 (including Northwestern Light & Coke Co.) F. 32 Rufus C. Dawes, 1899 (including Northwestern Light & Coke Co.) Box 14.12 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Dawes, Rufus C. 1900 – Del F. 1 Rufus C. Dawes, 1900 (including Northwestern Light & Coke Co.) F. 2 Rufus C. Dawes, 1901 (including Northwestern Light & Coke Co.) F. 3 Rufus C. Dawes, “Address delivered by Rufus C. Dawes. . .at the Sumner Public School (Chicago) Exercises

on Washington’s Birthday February 22nd

, 1899, under the auspices of the Union League Club,” 7pp. F. 4 Rufus R. Dawes F. 5 Sarah Dawes




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F.6 Thomas Dawes, [extract copied from oration given in Boston on 4 July 1787] F. 7 William R. Dawes 1897-1898 (including Dawes Business Block, John M. Bigger) F. 8 William R. Dawes 1899 (including Dawes Business Block, John M. Bigger) F. 9 William R. Dawes 1900 (including Dawes Business Block) F. 10 William R. Dawes 1901 (including Dawes Business Block) F. 11 Dawes family miscellaneous F. 12 Bailey D. Dawson F. 13 Estelle Dawson F. 14 J.B. Dawson F. 15 T.C. Dawson F. 16 Calvin A. Day F. 17 John B. Day F. 18 Dayton recommendation (per J.H. Felton) F. 19 E.J. DeBell F. 20 C.H. Deere F. 21 Charles Deering F. 22 James Deering F. 23 E. DeForest F. 24 C.W. DeLamatre F. 25 Mary V. Delaplane F. 26 Charles F. DeLoach Box 14.13 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Dem - Dun F. 1 E.A. Demaray F. 2 Mary R. Demas F. 3 H.D. Dement F. 4 Stephen Demmon F. 5 Capt. L.W. Denison, 48

th volunteer infantry

F. 6 Baine C. Dent F. 7 Edward DeNeven F. 8 J.H. DeRidder F. 9 W.D. DeSelms F. 10 Mrs. Sylvester J. O’Sullivan DeVine F. 11 M.A. Devitt F. 12 H.F. Devol F. 13 D.B. Devore, U.S. Army F. 14 George P. Dewalt F. 15 Dewey Reception Committee F. 16 E.C. Dewitt F. 17 Charles Dick F. 18 Edwin Dickey F. 19 H.W. Dickinson F. 20 C. Dieterweg F. 21 Charles H. Dietrich F. 22 E. Dillon F. 23 William T. Dixon F. 24 Moncena M. Dodge F. 25 Virginia V. Dodge F. 26 F.H. Doland F. 27 Charles E. Dole F. 28 Jonathan P. Dolliver, House of Representatives F. 29 George Donald




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F. 30 P.H. Donnelly F. 31 Thomas J. Donovan F. 32 Michael F. Dooley F. 33 Mrs. A.E. Doolittle F. 34 J.T. Doolittle F. 35 James T. Doran F. 36 R.E.A. Dorr F. 37 John L. Doty F. 38 James Douglas (“Rough Rider”) F. 39 J.J. Douglas F. 40 J.L. Douthit F. 41 M.J. Dowling F. 42 James M. Downing F. 43 John J. Doyle F. 44 James A. Drain F. 45 T.M. Drennan F. 46 Samuel J. Drew, Illinois House of Representatives F. 47 Charles Drexilius F. 48 C.H. Drury F. 49 Frank A. Drury F. 50 James A. Dubois F. 51 Edgar S. Dudley F. 52 John K. Duke F. 53 John A. Duncan F. 54 Henry W. Dunlap F. 55 J.F. Dunlap F. 56 Alexander Dunlop Box 14.14 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Dup – Edens F. 1 [Bertha] E. Duppler 1898 F. 2 [Bertha] E. Duppler 1899 F. 3 [Bertha] E. Duppler 1900-1901 F. 4 George A. Dupuy F. 5 Elliott Durand F. 6 Oscar Durante F. 7 Col. Winfield T. Durbin F. 8 H.P. Durrell F. 9 H.P. Durrell F. 10 W.G. Durrell F. 11 Miss S.N. Dutrow F. 12 M.R. Duval F. 13 W.W. Dyar F. 14 Richard S. Dyas F. 15 William A. Dyche F. 16 H.H. Dyke F. 17 C.A. Earle F. 18 George H. Earle, Jr., Finance Company of Philadelphia (including Austin Lynch) 1898 F. 19 George H. Earle, Jr., Finance Company of Philadelphia 1899-1900 F. 20 R.M. Easley F. 21 George W. Eason F. 22 J.H. Eastbury F. 23 J.H. Easterday




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F. 24 Sidney C. Eastman F. 25 E.S. Easton F. 26 H.Z. Eaton F. 27 Paul W. Eaton, Justice Department F. 28 Charles G. Eckart F. 29 B.A. Eckhart F. 30 James H. Eckels, Commercial National Bank F. 31 Clara A. Eddy F. 32 E. Dawes Eddy F. 33 W.G. Edens 1898

F. 34 W.G. Edens 1899 F. 35 W.G. Edens 1900 F. 36 W.G. Edens 1901 Box 14.15 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Edg – Fin F. 1 D.M. Edgerton F. 2 F.A. Edie F. 3 A.R. Edmiston F. 4 J.S. Edmiston F. 5 A.M. Edwards F. 6 G.H. Eells F. 7 John W. Ela F. 8 Margaret Elder F. 9 Frank M. Elliot F. 10 E. Butler Ellis F. 11 Frank O. Ellsworth F. 12 James W. Ellsworth F. 13 I.L. Ellwood F. 14 J.C. Elston F. 15 J.S. Elwell F. 16 L.G. Emery F. 17 L.L. Emmerson F. 18 M. Emmerson F. 19 Frederic Emory, State Department F. 20 Henry Emrich F. 21 G.P. English F. 22 John L. Enright F. 23 Richard P. Ernst F. 24 H.D. Estabrook F. 25 H.S. Evans F. 26 H. Clay Evans, Department of the Interior F. 27 Evanston Club F. 28 Evanston Free Public Library F. 29 Evanston Historical Society F. 30 M.H. Everett F. 31 Ernest H. Evertz F. 32 E.C. Ewen F. 33 Alfred Ewer F. 34 George Fabyan F. 35 M.E. Fagan F. 36 A.L. Fairbrother F. 37 Richard Fairchilds




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F. 38 Rev. Samuel Fallows F. 39 J.L. Falls F. 40 Elizabeth Fanning F. 41 Charles E. Fargo F. 42 H.D. Fargo F. 43 R.S. Farrard F. 44 John Farson F. 45 John Farwell F. 46 E.P. Fasset F. 47 J.M. Fauerbach F. 48 H.L. Fearing F. 49 James E. Fechet F. 50 J.H. Felton F. 51 L.J. Fenton, House of Representatives F. 52 C.E. Ferguson 1898 F. 53 C.E. Ferguson 1899 F. 54 C.E. Ferguson 1900 F. 55 F.B. Festner F. 56 A.W. Field F. 57 Walter Fieldhouse F. 58 Edward Fielding F. 59 Joseph W. Fifer F. 60 C.W. Fillmore F. 61 The Financier, New York, NY Box 14.16 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Fish - Fos F. 1 Stuyvesant Fish, Illinois Central Railroad F. 2 Walter L. Fisher F. 3 C.W. Fisherdick F. 4 Charles Fitzpatrick (Quebec, Canada) F. 5 Five O’Clock Club, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania F. 6 J.J. Flanders F. 7 James W. Flannagan F. 8 E.B. Fletcher F. 9 Patrick Flynn, 1898- 1899 F. 10 Patrick Flynn, 1900-1901 F. 11 L.W. Fogg F. 12 A.D. Follett F. 13 Allen P. Foote F. 14 M.F. Force, State Soldiers Home F. 15 Dr. B.M. Ford F. 16 A.H. Foreman, 4

th National Bank, St. Louis, Missouri

F. 17 M.J. Foreman, Stock Exchange Bldg, Chicago F. 18 James B. Forgan, First National Bank, Chicago F. 19 Dr. Frederick Formaneck F. 20 J.F. Fort F. 21 Robert B. Fort F. 22 The Forum (J.M. Rice, ed.) F. 23 Mrs. J. Ellen Foster F. 24 George E. Foss F. 25 D. Jack Foster F. 26 Volney W. Foster, Western Paving & Supply Co., 1898




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F. 27 Volney W. Foster, 1899 F. 28 Volney W. Foster, January – June, 1900 F. 29 Volney W. Foster, July – December, 1900 F. 30 Volney W. Foster, 1901 Box 14.17 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Fou – Gas Companies F. 1 Roland R. Foulke F. 2 Mazie R. Fountain F. 3 C.E. Fowler F. 4 Charles N. Fowler F. 5 Frank T. Fowler F. 6 H.T. Fowler F. 7 Phillip Fox F. 8 A.J. Frame F. 9 Charles H. Franck F. 10 G.B. Frankforter F. 11 Jennie J. Franklin F. 12 George S. Fraser F. 13 D.C. Frazier F. 14 G.B. Frease F. 15 Seward French F. 16 Louis H. Frank F. 17 L.W. Fribourg F. 18 T.A. Fritchey F. 19 Mrs. V. Dallas Fritz F. 20 A.S. Frost F. 21 Lincoln Frost F. 22 Thomas J. Fry F. 23 Walter P. Fulkerson F. 24 E.G. Fulkerson F. 25 H.R. Fuller F. 26 L.E. Fuller F. 27 J.L. Fulton F. 28 C.F. Funk F. 29 John J. Funkhouse F. 30 A.M. Funkhouser F. 31 J.J. Funkhouser F. 32 Mary W. Gaitree F. 33 M.C. Garber F. 34 C.P. Gardner F. 35 Charles Gardner F. 36 E.F. Gardner F. 37 J.H. Garnsey F. 38 Edward Garrett F. 39 Jesse S. Garwood F. 40 E.H. Gary Gas Companies:

F. 41 Akron Gas Co. (F.W. Little, Lyman Walton) F. 42 Noblesville Gas & Improvement Co. (B.G. Dawes, Thomas J. Jones) F. 43 North Shore Gas Co. F. 44 Northwestern Gas, Light & Coke Co., 1897-1998 (Rufus C. Dawes) F. 45 Northwestern Gas, Light & Coke Co., 1899 (Rufus C. Dawes)




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F. 46 Northwestern Gas, Light & Coke Co., 1900 (Rufus C. Dawes, Edwin F. Brown) F. 47 Northwestern Gas, Light & Coke Co., 1901 (Rufus C. Dawes) Box 14.18 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Gas Companies – Gou F. 1 Ottumwa Gas, Light, Heat & Power, Co. (Rufus C. Dawes) F. 2 Pulaski Gas Co. (including Rufus C. Dawes) F. 3 Richmond County Gas Co. F. 4 J. Gatchell F. 5 Jesse F. Gates F. 6 Lawrence G. Gates F. 7 Walter Geary F. 8 David S. Geer F. 9 W.J. Geer F. 10 Robert Gelly F. 11 Lt. G.E. Gelm F. 12 William George F. 13 Martha A. Gerken F. 14 Francis B. Gessner F. 15 E.F. Getchell F. 16 E.G. Giberson F. 17 E.J. Gibson F. 18 J.W. Gilbough F. 19 James D. Gill F. 20 R.H. Gillespie F. 21 Katherine J. Gilman F. 22 L.O. Gilman F. 23 Maria L. Gilman F. 24 W.H. Glascott F. 25 J.M. Glenn F. 26 Globe National Bank F. 27 A.M. Glossbrenner F. 28 John Gnaedinger F. 29 L.O. Goddard F. 30 A.H. Goetting F. 31 T.J. Golden F. 32 Julius Goldschmidt F. 33 Solon L. Goode, The American Farmer F. 34 George W. Goodell F. 35 John Goodnow, Consulate-General, Shanghai, China F. 36 George M. Goodwin F. 37 John S. Goodwin F. 38 Charles U. Gordon, Postmaster, Chicago, Illinois, 1897-1898 F. 39 Charles U. Gordon, Postmaster, Chicago, Illinois, January – May, 1899 F. 40 Charles U. Gordon, Postmaster, Chicago, Illinois, June – December, 1899 F. 41 Charles U. Gordon, Postmaster, Chicago, Illinois, 1900 F. 42 Charles U. Gordon, Postmaster, Chicago, Illinois, 1901 F. 43 W.A. Gordon F. 44 W.W. Goudy F. 45 Ellen M. Gould Box 14.19 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Gra – Ham F. 1 Joseph V. Graff




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F. 2 J.M. Graham F. 3 John Grant F. 4 E. E. Gray F. 5 Lucien Gray F. 6 John H. Gray, Northwestern University F. 7 Edward D. Green F. 8 R.J. Green F. 9 Frank R. Greene F. 10 M. Greenebaum F. 11 W.C. Gregory F. 12 E.C. Gridley F. 13 Noah Gridley F. 14 J.G. Griggs F. 15 John W. Griggs F. 16 F.E. Grimes F. 17 George Groobey F. 18 Judge P.S. Grosscup, 1898-1899 F. 19 Judge P.S. Grosscup, 1900-1901 F. 20 Charles H. Grosvenor F. 21 Frank R. Grover F. 22 J.E. Groves F. 23 George A. Guernsey F. 24 William F. Gurley F. 25 William W. Gurley F. 26 A.J. Gustin F. 27 Stephen A. Guthrie F. 28 Wardell Guthrie F. 29 W.F.L. Hadley F. 30 George J. Hagar F. 31 Winston H. Hagen F. 32 Ralph Haggard F. 33 Alma Hague F. 34 R.A. Hahn F. 35 W.H. Hainline F. 36 John J. Hainsworth F. 37 B.W. Hair F. 38 C.F. Haley F. 39 A.J. Halford F. 40 Charles E. Hall F. 41 H.M. Hall F. 42 Harvey G. Hall F. 43 Homer W. Hall F. 44 O.C. Hall F. 45 E.G. Halle F. 46 Burr Hallett F. 47 William Halley F. 48 Alexis Halter F. 49 Lewis E. Hamburg F. 50 Frank H. Hamilton F. 51 Isaac M. Hamilton F. 52 J.L. Hamilton F. 53 John F. Hamilton




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F. 54 Hamilton Club, Chicago F. 55 G.B. Hamlet F. 56 Charles S. Hamlin F. 57 H.J. Hamlin F. 58 Rev. T.S. Hamlin F. 59 Charles L. Hammond Box 14.20 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Han – Hay F. 1 C.T. Hancock F. 2 M.L. Hancock F. 3 Winfield S. Hancock F. 4 Akin C. Hanna F. 5 Charles A. Hanna, 1898 F. 6 Charles A. Hanna, 1899 F. 7 Charles A. Hanna, 1900-1901 F. 8 H.G. Hanna F. 9 John R. Hanna F. 10 M.A. Hanna, 1898 F. 11 M.A. Hanna, 1899-1901 F. 12 Charles R. Hannan F. 13 H.C. Hansborough, U.S. Senate F. 14 John A. Hanson F. 15 George W. Harbaugh F. 16 E.W. Harden F. 17 E.C. Hardin F. 18 William M. Hardt F. 19 James S. Harlan F. 20 John M. Harlan F. 21 J.G. Harmeyer F. 22 William C. Harmon F. 23 J.C. Harper F. 24 William H. Harper, Chicago & Pacific Elevator Co., 1898 F. 25 William H. Harper, Chicago & Pacific Elevator Co., 1899 F. 26 William H. Harper, Grand Army of the Republic, 34

th National Encampment, 1900

F. 27 B.F. Harris, Jr. F. 28 H.H. Harris F. 29 J.D. Harris F. 30 J.H. Harris, Treasury Dept. F. 31 J.H. Harris F. 32 Samuel S. Harris F. 33 Sarah B. Harris F. 34 T.M. Harris F. 35 Carter H. Harrison, Mayor, Chicago F. 36 Charles S. Harrison F. 37 Edward H. Harrison F. 38 John L. Harrison F. 39 Mitchell Harrison F. 40 Harrison Business Men’s Assoc., Chicago F. 41 D.P. Hart F. 42 Col. T.L. Hartigan, Illinois National Guard F. 43 John Hartley F. 44 D.F. Hartwell




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F. 45 Ralph Hartzell F. 46 D.H. Harvey F. 47 A.E. Harvey F. 48 T.A. Harvey F. 49 C.L. Harwood F. 50 O.C. Hatch F. 51 Azel F. Hatch F. 52 S.J. Hathaway F. 53 Dwight Haussler F. 54 Fannie B. Haven F. 55 William S. Hawk F. 56 Gen. A.C. Hawley F. 57 Henry G. Hay F. 58 K.K. Hayden F. 59 F.M. Hayes F. 60 F.W. Hayes F. 61 M.L. Hayward Box 14.21 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Hea – Holl F. 1 Franklin H. Head F. 2 W.H. Heald F. 3 Daniel D. Healy F. 4 Dwight B. Hurd F. 5 F.S. Heath F. 6 Perry S. Heath F. 7 Edith Heathmere F. 8 J.P. Heatwole F. 9 L.G. Hechinger F. 10 H.C. Hedges F. 11 H.W. Hedges F. 12 John B. Heich F. 13 Maj. Henry O.L. Heistand F. 14 William T. Heistand F. 15 Mrs. J.E. Heldenbrand F. 16 Dr. H.B. Heminway F. 17 T.B. Hennessy F. 18 John A. Henry F. 19 R.L. Henry F. 20 Oscar R. Henson F. 21 A.B. Hepburn F. 22 H.A. Herbert F. 23 J.M. Herbert F. 24 Binger Hermann F. 25 Charles S. Hernly F. 26 L.C. Herrick F. 27 M.T. Herrick F. 28 F.D. Herron F. 29 E.W. Hersh F. 30 Grier Hersh F. 31 Henry L. Hertz F. 32 Magnus A. Hess (includes facsimiles of correspondence 1893-1897 re: McKinley campaign) F. 33 George R. Hewitt




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F. 34 M.A. Hickey F. 35 Hervey Bryan Hicks F. 36 F.H. Higgins F. 37 C.M. Hight F. 38 Ernest Hilgard F. 39 David J. Hill, State Dept. F. 40 E.J. Hill, House of Representatives F. 41 John E. Hill F. 42 S.C. Hill F. 43 H.O. Hilton F. 44 J.J. Hilyard F. 45 J.M. Hines F. 46 Charles W. Hinkley F. 47 George W. Hinman, The Inter Ocean F. 48 U.G. Hinman F. 49 Charles P. Hitch F. 50 H.A. Hitchcock F. 51 J.C. Hoab F. 52 J.M. Hoffmann F. 53 Daniel Hogan F. 54 Capt. Ed Hoinville (incl. Edward A. Kelly) F. 55 William Holabird F. 56 A.M. Holden F. 57 Jesse Holdom F. 58 E.C. Hole F. 59 L.H. Hole F. 60 George H. Holley F. 61 D.A. Hollingsworth F. 62 William C. Hollister Box 14.22 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Ho – I F. 1 Paul H. Holm F. 2 Ernest R. Holmes F. 3 E.P. Holmes F. 4 J.M. Holmes F. 5 John D. Hood F. 6 J.M. Hoopes F. 7 D.S. Hoover F. 8 A.J. Hopkins F. 9 A.D. Hosterman F. 10 W.W. Houghton F. 11 Joseph Houseman F. 12 William H. Hovine F. 13 Mr. Howard (naval cadet) F. 14 Charles M. Howe F. 15 F.C. Howe F. 16 James R. Howe F. 17 George Howison F. 18 Harry S. Howland F. 19 William Hoynes F. 20 Charles Hoyt F. 21 H.B. Hoyt




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F. 22 E.W. Hubbard F. 23 L.F. Hubbard F. 24 O.P. Hubbard F. 25 P.A. Hubert F. 26 Emil Huck F. 27 A.L. Hughes F. 28 Gordon T. Hughes F. 29 Archer B. Hulbert F. 30 P.A. Hull F. 31 J.O. Humphrey F. 32 William A. Hunt F. 33 George B. Hunter F. 34 William R. Hunter F. 35 Harvey B. Hurd F. 36 H.P. Hurd F. 37 Guy B. Hurlburt F. 38 W.S. Hussander F. 39 G.E. Husted F. 40 George Huskinson F. 41 Emory Huston F. 42 R.B. Huston F. 43 Edward F. Hutches F. 44 J.C. Hutchins F. 45 B.E. Hutchinson F. 46 C.E. Hyde F. 47 John Hyde F. 48 O.W. Hyde F. 49 George A. Hyers F. 50 Illinois troops F. 51 C.H. Imhoff F. 52 Industrial Commission, Washington, D.C. F. 53 John J. Ingram F. 54 The Inter Ocean F. 55 Iron Brigade, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin F. 56 J.B. Irwin F. 57 A.B. Isham Box 14.23 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 J – Key F. 1 H.R. Jackson F. 2 Huntington W. Jackson F. 3 N.O. Jackson F. 4 Schuyler B. Jackson F. 5 Edmund J. James F. 6 Charles T. Jamieson F. 7 I.N. Jamieson F. 8 John B. Jeffrey F. 9 Ferdinand Jelke, Jr. F. 10 John F. Jelke F. 11 W.A. Jenkins F. 12 James E. Jobe F. 13 C.S. Jobes F. 14 Thomas John




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F. 15 George W. Johns F. 16 Benjamin F. Johnson F. 17 C.P. Johnson F. 18 Frank Johnson F. 19 Henry Z. Johnson F. 20 Harry P. Johnson F. 21 J. Will Johnson F. 22 R.P. Johnson F. 23 William M. Johnson F. 24 W.W. Johnson F. 25 Hollis C. Johnston F. 26 J.M. Jolly F. 27 A.B. Jones F. 28 C.C. Jones F. 29 Daniel I. Jones F. 30 Dan M. Jones F. 31 G. James Jones F. 32 George P. Jones F. 33 H.T. Jones F. 34 M.E. Jones F. 35 R.T. Jones F. 36 W.C. Jones F. 37 Axel Josephson (address only) F. 38 James T. Joslin F. 39 F.A. Joss F. 40 Charles T. Joy F. 41 John B. Joy F. 42 Thomas L. Joy F. 43 Verne E. Joy F. 44 Detweiler Judd F. 45 W.B. Judson F. 46 Dr. E.A. Junkin F. 47 Herman Justi F. 48 M.F. Kanan F. 49 T.P. Kane F. 50 H.G. Kauffman F. 51 P.G. Kauffman F. 52 M.R. Kavanaugh F. 53 D.J. Keefe F. 54 Charles H. Keeler F. 55 A.B. Kehrer F. 56 E.G. Keith F. 57 Thomas Kellett F. 58 Rev. E.A. Kelly F. 59 John Kennedy F. 60 A.E. Kent F. 61 L.A. Kent F. 62 William Kent F. 63 R.C. Kerens F. 64 William R. Kern F. 65 E.R. Kerstetter F. 66 Samuel J. Ketcham




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F. 67 Charles C. Ketter F. 68 Charles E. Keyes Box 14.24 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Ki – Lan F. 1 Kickapoo Club, Peoria, Illinois F. 2 Daniel S. Kidder F. 3 Francis J. Kilkenny F. 4 F.M. Kimmell F. 5 M.J. Kimmel F. 6 S.R. Kiner F. 7 Edward A. King F. 8 F.E. King F. 9 H.P. Kingsbury F. 10 C.L. Kingsley F. 11 Wallace Kinkaid F. 12 Robert G. Kinkead F. 13 F.J. Kinney F. 14 Garrett DeF. Kinney F. 15 M.M. Kirkman F. 16 Marshall J. Kirkman F. 17 W. Bruce Kirkman F. 18 A.B. Kittredge F. 19 A.H. Kleinecke F. 20 Aden Knoph F. 21 Clara D. Knowles F. 22 H.T. Knowlton F. 23 Harry D. Knox F. 24 J.M. Knox F. 25 Charles E. Koch F. 26 J.O. Koch F. 27 D.H. Kochsperger F. 28 Otto Koenig F. 29 Edmund C. Kreider, 1898 F. 30 Edmund C. Kreider, 1899-1900 F. 31 Charles Kugan F. 32 Joseph V. Kuzink F. 33 E.S. Lacey F. 34 R.W. Lacey F. 35 Lafayette Memorial Commission, United States Commission to the Paris Exposition, 1900 Re: Lafayette coin (including Ferdinand W. Peck correspondence) F. 36 Lafayette Memorial Commission, 1898-1899 (Robert J. Thompson correspondence) F. 37 Lafayette Memorial Commission, 1900-1901 (Robert J. Thompson correspondence) F. 38 Charles S. LaFollette F. 39 R.C. Lake F. 40 George S. Lambert F. 41 John Lambert F. 42 G.M. Lambertson F. 43 John J. Lamborn F. 44 William A. Lamson F. 45 A.W. Lane F. 46 Florence B. Lane F. 47 G.W. Lane




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F. 48 Langston Monument Association F. 49 Lansing Gas Co. (including B.G. Dawes) F. 50 Harry Lansing F. 51 James F. Lansing F. 52 George W. Lansley Box 14.25 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Lap – Lov F. 1 W.H. Lapthorp F. 2 W.L. Larnar F. 3 J.G. La Sarre F. 4 Emma J. Latimer F. 5 W.A. Latimer F. 6 H.L. Laud F. 7 Dana S. Lauder F. 8 George L. Lavery F. 9 John H. Law F. 10 Dr. R.J. Law F. 11 T.J. Lawlor F. 12 M.J. Lawrence, The Ohio Farmer F. 13 W.C. Lawson F. 14 The Lawyer and Credit Man (Henry Guimond) F. 15 L.C. Laylin F. 16 A.B. Leach F. 17 Lease for 1505 Chicago Ave., Evanston (Emma Clayton and Charles G. Dawes) F. 18 Lease for 1337 K St. NW, Washington, D.C. (Willard & Reed and Charles G. Dawes) F. 19 T.H. Leavitt F. 20 A.S. Leckie F. 21 R.W. Ledwith F. 22 C.D. Lee F. 23 J.G.C. Lee F. 24 Ray R. Leese F. 25 Walter A. Leese F. 26 William Leese F. 27 John Legare F. 28 Dr. C.W. Leigh F. 29 R.H.T. Leipold F. 30 Cyrus Leland F. 31 Capt. H.R. Leman F. 32 Henry W. Leman F. 33 C.F. Lender, Republican Central Committee F. 34 E.F. Leonard F. 35 F.B. Leonard F. 36 Mark T. Leonard F. 37 William M. Leonard F. 38 Linda Lesh F. 39 Alice Curtis Lewis F. 40 E.J. Lewis F. 41 F.W. Lewis F. 42 Life Underwriters Association F. 43 Lincoln Packing Co. F. 44 Cicero J. Lindley F. 45 H. Bartlett Lindley




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F. 46 Llewellyn L. Lindley F. 47 Paul Wentworth Linebarger F. 48 W.R. Linton F. 49 C.S. Lippincott F. 50 Edward R. List F. 51 Lists of names, Illinois politicians F. 52 Literary Digest, New York F. 53 F.W. Little, Akron Gas Co., Akron, Ohio & Peoples Gas Co., Peoria, Illinois F. 54 P.M. Little F. 55 Rhys R. Lloyd F. 56 J.M. Loffland F. 57 W.A. Loffland F. 58 F.G. Logan F. 59 John A. Logan F. 60 Chester I. Long F. 61 J.G. Long F. 62 E.M. Longcope F. 63 F.R. Loomis (Caracas, Venezuela) F. 64 Mrs. Marion L. Loomis F. 65 Robert D. Loose F. 66 George E. Lorenz F. 67 W.A. Lorimer F. 68 W.S. Louden F. 69 re: Judge Lovell (Charles Dick, T.C. Reynolds) F. 70 Louise M. Lovey Box 14.26 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Low – Mar F. 1 Frank O. Lowden F. 2 Anna G. Lowe F. 3 W.W. Lowis F. 4 George W. Lowrey F. 5 A.H. Lowrie F. 6 W.L. Lowrie, Vice Consul General, Rio DeJaniero F. 7 Loyal Legion F. 8 Paula E. Lucas F. 9 William E. Lucas F. 10 M.I. Ludington F. 11 H.B. Ludley F. 12 S. Ludlow F. 13 J.G. Lumbard F. 14 W.D.F. Lummis F. 15 Carl H. Lund F. 16 F.W. Luttgen F. 17 W.H. Lyford F. 18 D.B. Lyman F. 19 J. Chester Lyman F. 20 A.D. Lynch F. 21 Austin Lynch F. 22 Henry W. Lynch, mayor, Peoria, Illinois F. 23 John Lynch, Jr. F. 24 Charles Lynn F. 25 H.A. MacDonald




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F. 26 Capt. J.J. MacDonnell F. 27 A.B.F. Macfarland F. 28 George MacLean F. 29 Martin B. Madden F. 30 G.W. Magee F. 31 J.H. Magee F. 32 E.J. Magerstadt F. 33 L.M. Magill F. 34 Samuel E. Magill F. 35 C.E. Magoon F. 36 Kate M. Magruder F. 37 W.E. Main F. 38 W.G. Maitland F. 39 M.M. Mallory F. 40 Capt. Charles E. Malm F. 41 J.H. Manly F. 42 James R. Mann F. 43 M.B. Mann F. 44 O.L. Mann F. 45 Calvin Manning F. 46 Henry Mansfield F. 47 W.O. Manson F. 48 Lee Mantle, U.S. Senate F. 49 F.C. Manvel F. 50 J.M.C. Marble F. 51 G.E. Marchaud F. 52 M. Mareau F. 53 Marietta College, Ohio F. 54 A.T. Marix F. 55 Marquette Club of Chicago F. 56 A.N. Marquis & Co. F. 57 Col. J.R. Marshall F. 58 Dr. J.S. Marshall F. 59 G.W. Marshall F. 60 J.A. Marshall F. 61 John G. Marshall F. 62 James S. Martin F. 63 W.L. Martin F. 64 Leon G. Martin Box 14.27 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Mas – McG F. 1 David H. Mason F. 2 Joseph C. Mason F. 3 Lewis F. Mason F. 4 R.H. Mason F. 5 W.A. Mason F. 6 W.E. Mason F. 7 Nathalie N. Mather F. 8 Robert Mather F. 9 A.C. Matthews F. 10 Dr. C.S. Matthews F. 11 J.A. Matthews




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F. 12 Capt. A.H. Mattox F. 13 J.W. Maxwell F. 14 Charles R. Mayers F. 15 H.B. Maynard F. 16 M.A. Mayo F. 17 J.R. McAndrews F. 18 J.C. McBride F. 19 James McBrien F. 20 John J. McCaffrey F. 21 McCalla, U.S. Navy F. 22 C.L. McCandlish F. 23 P.H. McCaull F. 24 John H. McClay F. 25 Lt. Donald C. McClelland F. 26 Thomas S. McClelland F. 27 William K. McClintock F. 28 Howard W. McCloskey F. 29 George H. McClung (incl. W.G. Edens) F. 30 J.E. McClure F. 31 Eugene McComas F. 32 C.H. McConnell F. 33 O.H. McConoughey F. 34 John J. McCook F. 35 A.F. McCormick F. 36 Frank R. McCormick F. 37 Harriet McCormick F. 38 Harry McCormick F. 39 J. McCormick F. 40 Laurence McCormick F. 41 Lloyd S. McCormick F. 42 Mary L. McCormick F. 43 W.J. McCormick F. 44 C.C. McCoy F. 45 Frank L. McCoy F. 46 W.K. McCoy F. 47 W.M. McCoy F. 48 Rev. J.B. McCrary F. 49 Richard McCrehen F. 50 E.D. McCulloch F. 51 J.W. McDonald, Clark & Leonard Investment Co., 1897-1898 F. 52 J.W. McDonald, Clark & Leonard Investment Co., 1899-1901 F. 53 James B. McDougal F. 54 Duncan McDougall F. 55 Thomas McDougall F. 56 James McDowell F. 57 H.H. McDowell F. 58 Malcolm McDowell F. 59 Hattie McFadden F. 60 J.E. McGettengan F. 61 John H. McGibbons F. 62 W.S. McGinniss F. 63 M.J. McGrath




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F. 64 Frank J. McGuigan Box 14.28 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 McIn – Mey F. 1 J.M. McIntosh F. 2 J.C. McKell F. 3 J.C. McKenzie F. 4 E.E. McKinley F. 5 James M. McKinley F.6 James McKinney F. 7 Frank E. McLaughlin F. 8 William A. McLaren F. 9 William N. McMann F. 10 O.M. McMillan F. 11 T.C. McMillan F. 12 D.S. McMullen F. 13 Samuel G. McMullin F. 14 James D. McNeil F. 15 J. Donald McNulta F. 16 John McNulta F. 17 Gen. John McNulta, December 1897 – May 1898 F. 18 Gen. John McNulta, June 1898 – December 1898 F. 19 Gen. John McNulta, 1899 F. 20 Gen. John McNulta, 1900 F. 21 Mrs. John McNulta F. 22 Robert P. McNulta F. 23 E.E. McTaggart F. 24 Lafayette McWilliams F. 25 H.C. Mead F. 26 E.C. Means F. 27 Harrold Means F. 28 E.A. Mears F. 29 G. D. Meiklejohn F. 30 Henry Meiselban F. 31 H.J. Meixell F. 32 George Meleoffin F. 33 Elizabeth F. Melville F. 34 D.H. Mercer, House of Representatives F. 35 Merchants Club, Boston F. 36 Merchants & Manufacturers Association F. 37 J. Merriam F. 38 W.R. Merriam, Director of the Census F. 39 T.B. Merrill F. 40 George P. Merrick F. 41 I.W. Metcalf F. 42 Meyendorff (Duluth, MN) F. 43 W.H. Meyers Box 14.29 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Mi – Miscellaneous F. 1 Frank Michinard F. 2 J.P. Middlecoff F. 3 C.W. Middlekauff F. 4 J.W. Midgley




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F. 5 C.L. Mielenz F. 6 B.H. Miller F. 7 Charles K. Miller F. 8 C.R. Miller F. 9 Dr. George L. Miller F. 10 H.C. Miller F. 11 J.S. Miller F. 12 George W. Miller F. 13 Levi L. Miller F. 14 P.E. Miller F. 15 R.E. Miller F. 16 Sidney B. Miller F. 17 Tom B. Miller F. 18 W.H. Miller F. 19 I.R. Mills F. 20 Luther L. Mills F. 21 W.W. Mills, 1898-1899 F. 22 W.W. Mills, 1900-1901 F. 23 H.C. Millspaugh F. 24 H.B. Mingle F. 25 Dana Miner F. 26 Lewis H. Miner F. 27 Smith Miner F. 28 Miscellaneous – banks F. 29 Miscellaneous – Boldt & Co., Philadelphia, PA F. 30 Miscellaneous – Henry E. Brown, The Banking World F. 31 Miscellaneous – bills, receipts F. 32 Miscellaneous –Bureau of Engraving & Printing F. 33 Miscellaneous – Bond County Monument Fund, Greenville, IL F. 34 Miscellaneous – Cash Publishing Co., Chicago, IL F. 35 Miscellaneous – Census Office, Dept. of the Interior F. 36 Miscellaneous – Central Safety Dept., Chicago, IL F. 37 Miscellaneous – Cincinnati Life Underwriters Assoc. F. 38 Miscellaneous – Civil Service Exemptions F. 39 Miscellaneous – Chestnut St. National Bank F. 40 Miscellaneous – The Chicago Banker F. 41 Miscellaneous – Chicago Club F. 42 Miscellaneous – Chicago Irish-American F. 43 Miscellaneous – Chicago National Bank F. 44 Miscellaneous – Chicago Real Estate Board F. 45 Miscellaneous – Chicago Sumner Club F. 46 Miscellaneous – Chicago Eagle (Sherman P. Cody) F. 47 Miscellaneous – Continental National Bank of Chicago F. 48 Miscellaneous – Convention, list of delegates, National Republican Convention F. 49 Miscellaneous – Consolidated Press Clipping Bureau Box 14.30 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Miscellaneous – Moss F. 1 Miscellaneous – DeVinne Press F. 2 Miscellaneous – The Financier (J.E. Scattergood) F. 3 Miscellaneous – gas bills F. 4 Miscellaneous – Gunton’s Magazine F. 5 Miscellaneous – Hennepin County Republican Assoc. (Minnesota)




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F. 6 Miscellaneous – Hoard’s Creameries F. 7 Miscellaneous – Industrial School for Girls, Evanston, IL F. 8 Miscellaneous – insurance F. 9 Miscellaneous – invitations F. 10 Miscellaneous – The Journal (Converse, IN) F. 11 Miscellaneous – Les Chenaux Club F. 12 Miscellaneous – letters, 1898 (some re: nomination as comptroller) F. 13 Miscellaneous – letters, 1900 (re: annual report) F. 14 Miscellaneous – letters, 1900 (re: annual report) F. 15 Miscellaneous – letters, 1901 (some re: resignation as comptroller) F. 16 Miscellaneous – Manual of Statistics F. 17 Miscellaneous – Metropolitan Railroad Co. F. 18 Miscellaneous – Michigan Club F. 19 Miscellaneous – mint, Philadelphia F. 20 Miscellaneous – W.B. Moses & Sons F. 21 Miscellaneous – National Association of Credit Men F. 22 Miscellaneous – National Bank of Illinois F. 23 Miscellaneous – national bank legislation, bills, etc. F. 24 Miscellaneous – National Geographic Society F. 25 Miscellaneous – National Magazine, Boston F. 26 Miscellaneous – National Press Bureau F. 27 Miscellaneous – National Surety Co. F. 28 Miscellaneous – New England Club F. 29 Miscellaneous – North American Review F. 30 Miscellaneous – Pennsylvania Bankers Association F. 31 Miscellaneous – Puerto Rico banks F. 32 Miscellaneous – The Ram’s Horn F. 33 Miscellaneous – Rochester Clearing House Association F. 34 Miscellaneous – re: Statistical Atlas F. 35 Miscellaneous – tax assessment F. 36 Miscellaneous – taxes F. 37 Miscellaneous – telephone contracts, bills F. 38 Miscellaneous – Tribune, Minneapolis, MN F. 39 Miscellaneous – Washington Telephone Co. F. 40 Miscellaneous – James T. White & Co. F. 41 E.E. Mitchell F. 42 O.J. Mitchell F. 43 S.J. Mitchell F. 44 Harold S. Monroe F. 45 M.A. Montgomery F. 46 J.T. Montgomery F. 47 William Monypeny F. 48 J.H. Moody F. 49 Henry F. Mooney F. 50 D.H. Moore F. 51 I.C. Moore F. 52 R.K. Moore F. 53 W.L. Moore, Washington DC weather bureau F. 54 William Moore F. 55 R.J. Moorehead F. 56 Lt. Moreland F. 57 T.P. Morey




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F. 58 G.B. Morley F. 59 Bert Morphy F. 60 Henry N. Morris F. 61 Homer Morris F. 62 J.H. Morris F. 63 Minor Morris F. 64 E.K. Morrison F. 65 John G. Morrison F. 66 H.G. Morse F. 67 Laura Morsell F. 68 Charles A. Morton F. 69 Paul Morton F. 70 E.A. Moseley F. 71 N.H. Moss Box 14.31 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Mou – Olm F. 1 D.A. Moulton F. 2 Col. G.M. Moulton F. 3 S.W. Moulton F. 4 Edward P. Moxey F. 5 Carl Mueller F. 6 D.D. Muir F. 7 R.D. Muir F. 8 M.G. Mulhall F. 9 Lt. E.W. Mumford F. 10 George J. Munroe F. 11 C.W. Murdaugh F. 12 N.O. Murphy F. 13 Anna E. Murray F. 14 Daniel Murray F. 15 Logan C. Murray F. 16 Lawrence O. Murray F. 17 Frederick Myers F. 18 M.O. Narromore F. 19 George K. Nash F. 20 James W. Nave F. 21 Pomeroy W. Neece F. 22 Charles W. Needham F. 23 Thomas B. Needles F. 24 Gideon E. Newman F. 25 C.S. Nickerson F. 26 W.E. Nicholas F. 27 William Penn Nixon F. 28 E.J. Noble F. 29 Frank F. Noleman F. 30 Ralph Norpell F. 31 W.A. Northcott F. 32 Alfred S. Northrup F. 33 George T. Northrup F. 34 Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. F. 35 E.S. Norton F. 36 J.D. Norton




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F. 37 Sarah E. Norton F. 38 A.K. Noyes F. 39 George W. Nye F. 40 Walter H. Nye F. 41 W.C. Oakley F. 42 E.C. O’Brien F. 43 Edward O’Connell F. 44 Donatus O’Brien F. 45 James O’Connell F. 46 J.D. O’Connell F. 47 J.J.P. Odell F. 48 Walter M. O’Dwyer F. 49 A.F. Oeder F. 50 W.B. Ogden F. 51 J.M. Ogier F. 52 J.D.G. Oglesby F. 53 Robert Oglesby F. 54 Ohio Society, New York F. 55 Ohio Society of Chicago F. 56 Ohio State University F. 57 J.K. Ohl F. 58 P.J. O’Keeffe F. 59 F.F. Oldham F. 60 Walter Olds F. 61 M.B. Olmsted Box 14.32 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Olsen – Pea F. 1 Oscar M. Olsen F. 2 J.A. Onyun F. 3 F.J. O’Rourke F. 4 H.S. Osgood F. 5 Gen. Samuel Ovenshine F. 6 Jesse Overstreet F. 7 Charles A. Pace F. 8 James Paddock F. 9 Joseph E. Paden F. 10 Lucy Fitzhugh Page F. 11 Thomas A. Painter F. 12 C.A. Palmer F. 13 R.B. Palmer F. 14 W.M. Palmer F. 15 W.D. Park F. 16 Caroline S. Parker F. 17 Charles W. Parker F. 18 Hale G. Parker F. 19 John W. Parker F. 20 O.V. Parkinson F. 21 Frank Parks F. 22 Samuel Parry F. 23 Harry T. Parsons F. 24 J.H. Passmore F. 25 M.M. Pate




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F. 26 C. Stuart Patterson F. 27 Charles F. Patterson F. 28 Robert Patterson F. 29 R.I. Patterson F. 30 Sgt. Thomas Patterson F. 31 C.A. Patton F. 32 H. Dorsey Patton F. 33 E.C. Paul F. 34 C.W. Pavey, 1898-1899 F. 35 C.W. Pavey, 1900 F. 36 E.M. Pavey F. 37 L.J. Pavey F. 38 N.P. Pavey F. 39 Henry C. Payne F. 40 John B. Payne F. 41 William R. Payne F. 42 Frank H. Peabody F. 43 E.M. Pearce F. 44 E.H. Pearson, 1898-1899 F. 45 E.H. Pearson, 1900 F. 46 I.N. Pearson F. 47 J.H. Pearson F. 48 H.A. Pearsons Box 14.33 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Pease – Pow F. 1 James Pease F. 2 James B. Peat F. 3 Ferdinand W. Peck F. 4 George R. Peck F. 5 J. Peck F. 6 Ralph L. Peck F. 7 M. Percy Peixotto (Paris, France) F. 8 J.L. Pelton F. 9 S.C. Pemberton F. 10 William Penje F. 11 J.H. Pennington F. 12 Boies Penrose, U.S. Senate F. 13 D.F. Percival F. 14 J.O. Perrin F. 15 Mrs. May J. Perrine F. 16 A.T. Perry, Marietta College F. 17 E.R. Perry F. 18 J.N. Perry F. 19 John J. Pershing F. 20 Ollie Peters F. 21 E.A. Phillips F. 22 John R. Phillips F. 23 R.O. Phillips F. 24 T.G. Phillips F. 25 T.P. Phillips F. 26 Frederick S. Phinney, 1896-1898 F. 27 Frederick S. Phinney, 1899-1901




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F. 28 Walter B. Phister F. 29 C.R. Pickard F. 30 Eugene R. Pike F. 31 D.H. Pinney F. 32 H.L. Pinney F. 33 Dr. H.W. Pitner F. 34 W.A. Platt F. 35 F.K. Ployer F. 36 J.A. Plumer F. 37 W.B. Plunkett F. 38 F.M. Polk F. 39 John E. Pollock F. 40 W.J. Pollock F. 41 W.R. Pomerene F. 42 Elizabeth S. Poole F. 43 Robert P. Pooley F. 44 Edward E. Poor F. 45 J.G. Pope F. 46 Dudley Porter F. 47 Rev. Horace Porter F. 48 James H. Porter F. 49 John A. Porter F. 50 Dr. Ralph S. Porter F. 51 Washington Porter F. 52 J.C. Post F. 53 Post Office, Washington, DC F. 54 Postal Telegraph Co. F. 55 E.A. Potter F. 56 T.V. Powderly F. 57 Clarence F. Powell F. 58 W.H. Powell, 1898 F. 59 W.H. Powell, 1899-1902 F. 60 W.V. Powell F. 61 Richard Powers F. 62 W.R. Powers Box 14.34 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Pr – Ren F. 1 Fred Prackett F. 2 T.M. Pratt F. 3 Thomas R. Preece F. 4 Press associations F. 5 Press Clipping Bureau, Chicago, Illinois F. 6 Lt. H.B. Price F. 7 Julia S. Price F. 8 Lester F. Price F. 9 S.T.R. Prime F. 10 George W. Prince, House of Representatives F. 11 Public Printer F. 12 Puerto Rico (E.J. Noble telegram re: tariff bill) F. 13 George H. Pullman F. 14 Carrie B. Pumphrey F. 15 W.A. Purdy




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F. 16 W.G. Purdy F. 17 L.D. Puterbaugh F. 18 Douglas Putnam F. 19 Elizabeth E. Putnam F. 20 James D. Putnam F. 21 Mrs. A.C. quakenbush F. 22 T.H. Qualls F. 23 re: Mr. Quinlan (John D. Long) F. 24 Mrs. Jessie W. Radcliffe F. 25 Ernst Raffloer F. 26 George G. Ramsdell F. 27 Robert Ramsey F. 28 H.H. Rand F. 29 Tom Randolph F. 30 George C. Rankin F. 31 Mrs. S.E. Rankin F. 32 W.A. Rankin F. 33 Annie E. Ranney, Treasury Dept. F. 34 W.H. Ransom F. 35 M.D. Ratchford F. 36 R.P. Rathbun F. 37 Green B. Raum F. 38 Beecher B. Ray, 1898 F. 39 Beecher B. Ray, 1899 F. 40 Beecher B. Ray, 1900-1901 F. 41 C.W. Raymond F. 42 I.M. Raymond F. 43 S.B. Raymond F. 44 Forrest Raynor F. 45 Garnder Read F. 46 S.C. Reat F. 47 Dr. M.A. Rebert F. 48 S.B. Redding F. 49 R.D. Redfern F. 50 Hugh T. Reed F. 51 M.B. Reese F. 52 H.G. Reeves F. 53 Walter Reeves, House of Representatives F. 54 J.F. Regan F. 55 A.B. Regnier F. 56 Gertrude H. Regnier F. 57 Sgt. Henry N. Remington F. 58 Curtis H. Remy F. 59 James Renfrow F. 60 Percival G. Rennick Box 14.35 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Rep – Ry F. 1 Republican Protective League of Cook County F. 2 Alexander H. Revell F. 3 David Revell F. 4 Review of Reviews (H.B. Shaw) F. 5 J.G. Rew




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F. 6 F.A. Reynolds F. 7 George M. Reynolds F. 8 J.C.W. Rhode F. 9 Bradford Rhodes F. 10 J.M. Rhodes F. 11 C.L. Rice F. 12 F.C. Rice F. 13 J.M. Rice F. 14 K.E. Rice F. 15 W.H. Rice F. 16 Edson Rich F. 17 D.J. Richards F. 18 C.C. Richardson F. 19 W.K. Richardson F. 20 F.H. Ricketts F. 21 W. Barret Ridgely F. 22 C.L. Rieman F. 23 Frank M. Riley F. 24 John H. Riley F. 25 Mary Riley F. 26 Ozias Riley F. 27 Thomas Rinaker F. 28 J.M. Rinewalt F. 29 George W. Ring F. 30 W.B. Riseley F. 31 C.L. Rising F. 32 Theodore G. Risley F. 33 re: Charles E. Rittenhouse (Isaac H. Wing) F. 34 T.R. Roach F. 35 Joseph Robbins F. 36 Joseph Robbins news clippings F. 37 A.H. Roberts F. 38 N.E. Roberts F. 39 S.J. Roberts F. 40 W.B. Roberts F. 41 A. Roertson F. 42 George W. Robertson F. 43 C.W. Robinson F. 44 I.E. Robinson F. 45 W.H. Robinson F. 46 John A. Roche F. 47 W.A. Rodenberg F. 48 J.W. Rodgers F. 49 Oliver Rodgers F. 50 re: Capt. Roe (Henry C. Payne) F. 51 T.E. Roessle F. 52 W.A. Rogan F. 53 Henry W. Rogers, Northwestern University F. 54 William L. Rohrer F. 55 A.H. Rolfe F. 56 D.H. Rood F. 57 L. Carroll Root, Committee on Sound Currency




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F. 30 M.J. Scurry F. 31 Maj. J.M. Sears F. 32 N.C. Sears F. 33 re: Second Illinois Volunteer Infantry F. 34 Security Investment Co., Nebraska F. 35 T.H. Seed F. 36 Eugene Seeger, U.S. Consul General, Brazil F. 37 Charles E. Selby F. 38 Joseph W. Selden F. 39 J. & W. Seligman Co. F. 40 A.R. Serven F. 41 Douglas Settle F. 42 J.C. Shaffer F. 43 J.M. Sharon F. 44 Capt. A.C. Sharpe F. 45 A.D. Shaw F. 46 F.A.W. Shaw F. 47 Robert A. Shaw F. 48 W.W. Shaw F. 49 E.C. Shedd F. 50 Mrs. Jane Shedd F. 51 John C. Shedd F. 52 W.A. Shedd F. 53 J.M. Sheets F. 54 T.M. Sheets F. 55 F.P. Sheldon F. 56 George B. Sheldon F. 57 George Sheppard F. 58 Charles M. Sherman F. 59 E. Bragg Sherman F. 60 Lawrence Y. Sherman F. 61 Ward B. Sherman F. 62 Edward Shields F. 63 H.B. Shipman F. 64 William C. Shires F. 65 W.S. Shirk F. 66 J.H. Shirley F. 67 J. Mack Sholl F. 68 J.H. Shumard Box 14.37 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Si – Spo F. 1 H.D. Sibley F. 2 H.L. Sibley F. 3 David B. Sickels F. 4 J.J. Siddall F. 5 George A. Silsby F. 6 George W. Simmons F. 7 Charles H. Simms F. 8 Seward A. Simons F. 9 Mrs. Augusta M. Simons F. 10 William L. Siskin F. 11 George E. Sisley




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F. 12 Lewis D. Sitts F. 13 W.H. Slack F. 14 Charles Sleeper F. 15 E.O. Skelton F. 16 Fred Small F. 17 Genevieve Small F. 18 W.S. Small F. 19 E.V. Smalley F. 20 Augustin R. Smith F. 21 Carl M. Smith F. 22 Clarence M. Smith F. 23 E.G. Smith F. 24 E.R. Smith F. 25 Edward T. Smith F. 26 G.S. Smith F. 27 F.H. Smith F. 28 George P. Smith F. 29 J.A. Smith F. 30 J. McD. Smith F. 31 Mrs. J.M. Smith F. 32 Joseph P. Smith estate F. 33 L.M. Smith F. 34 Lucy W. Smith F. 35 Mrs. M.H. Smith F. 36 Randolph Smith, First National Bank, Flora, Illinois F. 37 R.H. Smith F. 38 Thomas E. Smith F. 39 W.C. Smith F. 40 William A. Smith F. 41 W. Farnam Smith F. 42 W. Rollin Smith F. 43 Gen. William Sooy Smith F. 44 William W. Smith F. 45 John M. Smyth F. 46 H.M. Snapp F. 47 Charles W. Snidley F. 48 Eugene Snowden F. 49 Andrew Soehngen F. 50 Harry Sommers F. 51 Sons of the American Revolution, Empire State Society (Robert B. Roosevelt) F. 52 Sons of Veterans (G.B. Abbott) F. 53 Alex C. Soper F. 54 C.P. Soper F. 55 David Soper F. 56 James P. Soper F. 57 Paul A. Sorg F. 58 Percival S. Sowers F. 59 Charles E. Spahr F. 60 A.G. Spaulding F. 61 I.R. Speer F. 62 Frank Spencer F. 63 J.M. Spencer




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F. 64 Leeds B. Spencer F. 65 C.P. Spinney F. 66 Roger C. Spooner, 1898-1899 F. 67 Roger C. Spooner, 1899-1901 Box 14.38 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Spr – Sut F. 1 D.W.C. Sprague F. 2 Arch Spring, Dept. of Justice F. 3 Frank B. Springer F. 4 Howard O. Sprogle F. 5 John L.J. Sprogle F. 6 I.A. Sproule F. 7 John C. Spry F. 8 Ernest St. John F. 9 G.C. St. John F. 10 W.H. Stalee F. 11 V. Stamp F. 12 O.G. Staples F. 13 C.W. Starling F. 14 C.A. Starr F. 15 Judson Starr F. 16 G.W. Stauffer F. 17 G.W. Steele F. 18 E.B. Stephenson F. 19 A.H. Stevens F. 20 H.C. Stevens F. 21 John S. Stevens F. 22 L.H. Stevens F. 23 Stella Lee Stevenson F. 24 L.T. Steward F. 25 Col. Leroy T. Steward F. 26 Alonzo H. Stewart F. 27 Graeme Stewart, 1900 F. 28 Graeme Stewart, 1901 F. 29 James Stewart F. 30 John N. Stewart F. 31 John Stewart F. 32 Milton Stewart F. 33 William M. Stewart F. 34 D.H. Stine F. 35 J.H. Stine F. 36 George F. Stitch F. 37 F.B. Stitt F. 38 H.S. Stock F. 39 C.C. Stockton F. 40 Helen L. Stoddard F. 41 Henry L. Stoddard F. 42 Kate Stoddard F. 43 T.A. Stoddart F. 44 A.G. Stolz F. 45 Charles A. Stone F. 46 Melville E. Stone




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F. 47 E.T. Stotesbury F. 48 W.N. Stowe F. 49 N.M. Strause F. 50 W.S. Strawn F. 51 Judge Street (Arizona) F. 52 Lester C. Street F. 53 Peter H. Stretton F. 54 W.L. Strong F. 55 George W. Stubblefield F. 56 Stumpf & Steurer, New York, NY F. 57 I.H. Sturgeon F. 58 J.W. Sturgiss F. 59 Success, New York, NY (O.S. Marden) F. 60 J.W. Suddard F. 61 re: sugar trust case (Frank T. Rusk) F. 62 J.J. Sullivan F. 63 J.T. Sullivan F. 64 Thomas J. Sullivan F. 65 Louis Sulzbacker F. 66 W.E. Summers F. 67 W.S. Summers F. 68 L.E. Sunderland F. 69 B.E. Sunny F. 70 V.H. Surghnor F. 71 E.P. Sutherland F. 72 A.W. Sutor F. 73 H.S. Sutton Box 14.39 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Sw – Ty F. 1 Theodore F. Swayze, Treasury Dept. F. 2 Swedish-American Republican Club, Aurora, IL F. 3 H.W. Sweetser F. 4 V.H. Sweinhart F. 5 Eben Swift F. 6 George B. Swift F. 7 Charles C. Swinborne F. 8 E.F. Swinney F. 9 Edwin T. Swobe F. 10 James Taber F. 11 I.P. Tade F. 12 J.E. Taggart F. 13 Joseph T. Talbert F. 14 W.R. Talbot F. 15 James Tanner F. 16 E.F. Taylor F. 17 E.S. Taylor F. 18 Isaac Taylor F. 19 R.E. Taylor F. 20 R.L. Taylor F. 21 R.T. Taylor F. 22 William A. Taylor F. 23 W.G.L. Taylor




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F. 24 J.W. Templeton F. 25 M.S. Ten Eyck F. 26 J.R. Terhune F. 27 Miss R.L. Terry F. 28 John W. Thayer F. 29 LeRoy D. Thoman F. 30 B.F. Thomas F. 31 Charles W. Thomas F. 32 Grace M. Thomas F. 33 W.E. Thomas F. 34 A.C. Thompson (incl. Herbert I. Ross) F. 35 B. Thompson F. 36 D.E. Thompson (incl. lawsuit) F. 37 Frank H. Thompson F. 38 Fred O. Thompson F. 39 H.A. Thompson F. 40 L.W. Thompson F. 41 S.B. Thompson F. 42 W.J. Thompson F. 43 F.F. Thormiley F. 44 Thomas M. Thornton F. 45 J.B. Thurber F. 46 John M. Thurston, U.S. Senate F. 47 Homer J. Tice F. 48 W.S. Tillotson F. 49 H. George Tinker F. 50 C.J. Tisdell F. 51 W.W. Todd F. 52 J.L. Toller F. 53 M.N. Tomblin F. 54 Cornelius J. Ton F. 55 L.K. Torbet F. 56 John W. Totten F. 57 E.C. Tourtelot F. 58 Robert Towne F. 59 R.H. Townley F. 60 W.W. Tracy F. 61 Cyril Trainor F. 62 W.E. Trautman F. 63 Samuel A. Treat F. 64 W.L. Trenholm F. 65 James H. Trewin F. 66 E.H. Trickle F. 67 Jacob Trieber F. 68 William P. Trimble F. 69 James F. Trout F. 70 Charles Truax F. 71 William E. Truog F. 72 Jesse W. Tull, 1898 F. 73 Jesse W. Tull, 1899-1900 F. 74 D.G. Tunnecliff F. 75 E.A. Turner




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F. 76 Henry L. Turner F. 77 S.B. Turner F. 78 S.M. Turner F. 79 Thomas F. Turner F. 80 H.P. Tuthill F. 81 Richard S. Tuthill F. 82 Samuel T. Tuttle F. 83 Twentieth Century Publishing Co. F. 84 S.T. Tyler Box 14.40 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 U – Wat F. 1 H. Uhrlaub F. 2 Union Central Life Insurance Co. F. 3 Union League Club, Chicago F. 4 United News, New York F. 5 Charles C. Upham F. 6 Fred W. Upham F. 7 W.H. Upham F. 8 J.K. Upton F. 9 U.S. Express Co. F. 10 J.E. Utt F. 11 J.C. Van Blarcom F. 12 Mrs. Van Burt, Washington, DC F. 13 James R.B. Van Cleave F. 14 R.O. Vandercook F. 15 D.C. Van Duyn F. 16 re: Cary A. Vaughan (M.A. Hanna) F. 17 Cary A. Vaughan, Cook County McKinley Club, 1896-1897 F. 18 Cary A. Vaughan, 1898-1900 F. 19 Edgar J. Vaughan F. 20 William R. Vaughn F. 21 A.K. Vickers F. 22 John H. Vickers F. 23 Dr. Edward Vincent F. 24 The Voice, New York F. 25 John F. Voigt, Jr. F. 26 P. von Kurowsky F. 27 J.R. Voris F. 28 S.B. Vowell F. 29 S.H. Vowell F. 30 Henry Valdecker F. 31 Amos Walker F. 32 C.S. Walker F. 33 D.R. Walker F. 34 G.S. Walker F. 35 J.H. Walker, House of Representatives F. 36 John R. Walker F. 37 L.T. Walker F. 38 Charles S. Wallace F. 39 John R. Wallace F. 40 C.S. Walser F. 41 James J. Walsh




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F. 42 James W. Walsh F. 43 John R. Walsh F. 44 M.F. Walsh F. 45 Ward, Treasury Dept. F. 46 Charles A. Ward F. 47 H.B. Ward F. 48 W.S. Warfield F. 49 B.H. Warner F. 50 John Warner F. 51 William R. Warner F. 52 T.E. Warren, U.S. Senate F. 53 William S. Warren F. 54 James Warrington F. 55 William D. Washburn F. 56 Clayton Waterman F. 57 J.C. Waterman F. 58 Asa W. Waters F. 59 Dr. C.T. Waters F. 60 Albert Watkins, Sr.; Albert Watkins, Jr. F. 61 Marie Watkins F. 62 V.A. Watkins F. 63 J.A. Watrous F. 64 L.F. Watson F. 65 John Watts Box 14.41 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 We – Wit F. 1 J.B. Webb F. 2 Daniel Webster F. 3 Dr. E.H. Webster F. 4 J.R. Webster F. 5 O.W. Webster F. 6 Sarah C. Weeks F. 7 E.F. Weems F. 8 Miller Weir F. 9 Almira B. Welch F. 10 C.H. Welch F. 11 D.B. Welch F. 12 Edward F. Welles F. 13 C.K. Wells F. 14 C.A. Welsh F. 15 A.L. Wessells F. 16 John S. West F. 17 Roy O. West F. 18 Col. T.F. West F. 19 William A. West F. 20 E.M. Westervelt F. 21 W.T. Westervelt F. 22 E.C. Westman F. 23 O.D. Wetherell F. 24 Charles O. Whedon F. 25 H.K. Wheeler F. 26 L.E. Wheeler




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F. 27 Myron E. Wheeler F. 28 W.H. Whigam F. 29 L.H. Whipple F. 30 F.G. White F. 31 James J. White F. 32 C.T. Whitgrave F. 33 Julius Whiting, Jr. F. 34 Horace A. Whitmore F. 35 C.O. Whittemore F. 36 George J. Whitty F. 37 H.B. Wickersham F. 38 J.E. Wilber F. 39 C.B. Wilby F. 40 L.S. Wilcox, U.S. Consulate, China F. 41 E. Wilder F. 42 Fred L. Wilk F. 43 J.H. Wilkins F. 44 Harry Wilkinson F. 45 J.T. Wilkinson F. 46 R.T. Wilkinson F. 47 Alice R. Willard F. 48 Willard & Reed (re: rent, insurance on 1337 K St. NW) F. 49 Henry C. Willcox F. 50 A.L. Williams F. 51 C.C. Williams F. 52 C.L. Williams F. 53 Fred Williams F. 54 George Williams F. 55 H. Martin Williams F. 56 John E. Williams F. 57 M.B. Williams F. 58 N.P. Williams F. 59 W.P. Williams F. 60 George M. Williamson F. 61 M.O. Williamson F. 62 S.S. Williamson F. 63 Teunis Williamson F. 64 J.A. Willoughby F. 65 Bluford Wilson F. 66 C.E. Wilson F. 67 E.S. Wilson F. 68 E.T. Wilson F. 69 Capt. Henry Wilson F. 70 H.C. Wilson F. 71 J.L. Wilson F. 72 P.S. Wilson F. 73 A.T. Wimberly F. 74 A.R. Winchester F. 75 M. Winchester F. 76 D.G. Wing F. 77 George N. Wiswell F. 78 A.J. Wittman




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Box 14.42 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Wo – Z F. 1 Henry Wolf F. 2 J.N. Wolfson F. 3 Ruby Wolverton F. 4 F.H. Wood F. 5 Joseph H. Wood F. 6 J.S. Wood F. 7 Sam Wood F. 8 W.D. Woodbridge F. 9 Emma Woodbury F. 10 L.E. Woodbury F. 11 D.D. Woodmansee F. 12 M.W. Woods F. 13 Robert Mann Woods F. 14 W.S. Woods F. 15 B.D. Woodward, Commissariat-Général des États-Unis à L' Exposition Universelle Internationale de 1900 F. 16 W.M. Woodward F. 17 W.H. Woolverton F. 18 Adolph Worth F. 19 Thomas Worthington F. 20 Bery C. Wright F. 21 E.C. Wright F. 22 E.H. Wright F. 23 F.M. Wright F. 24 Hulda M. Wright F. 25 J.B. Wright F. 26 Timothy Wright F. 27 W.D. Wright F. 28 Walter A. Wyckoff F. 29 Sarah E. Wyman F. 30 A.P. Yates F. 31 C.E. Yates F. 32 Richard Yates F. 33 J.W. Yerkes F. 34 W.L. Yerkes F. 35 Daniel H. Young F. 36 E.C. Young F. 37 H.C. Young F. 38 John R. Young F. 39 Mary Young F. 40 Young Men’s Business Club, Cincinnati F. 41 Young Men’s Republican Club, Evanston F. 42 George A. Zeller F. 43 Sigmund Zeisler F. 44 A.C. Ziemer F. 45 Charles F. Zimmerman F. 46 D.C. Zimmerman F. 47 H.H. Zimmermann Box 15 Political Record Ledgers, ca. 1898-1899; 1904




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Box 16 Caroline Blymyer business correspondence, records and receipts, 1887-1909. Includes her will, 1892 Financial statements, vouchers, receipts for 1900 election campaign, 1904 election campaign Box 17 1900 and 1904 election campaigns F. 1-2 2 voucher ledger books, 1904 F. 3 Correspondence, 1900 election campaign contributions F. 4 Correspondence, 1904 election campaign contributions Box 18 Correspondence 1901 A - K F. 1 U.J. Albertsen

Thomas Aurelius Alfred N. Abbott W.F. Albertsen John C. Allen

F. 2 O.F. Berry Robert C. Brown Fred A. Busse Albert H. Bowman C.D. Baker Noah C. Bainum William F. Bundy H.C. Butler A.H. Burnham Charles P. Bryan

F. 3 Francis Beidler F. 4 William W. Cole

F.W. Collins Walter Colyer George F. Connolly Thomas C. Clark W.C. Cochran

F. 5 Edward Clifford F. 6 Shelby M. Cullom F. 7 Charles Drexelius

Chester M. Dawes James W. Dawes Charles H. Deere Emma Demaray James M. Dalzell Homer E. Darst

F. 7A Charles G. Dawes (information on 1901 campaign; drafts of press releases, etc.) F. 8 Dawes family F. 9 W.G. Edens

W.W. Eldridge Paul W. Eaton

F. 10 V.W. Foster F. 11 Henry Goodman

Joseph V. Graff Lyman J. Gage Lucien Gray C.P. Gardner




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F. 12 U.G. Hinman William C. Hollister W.H. Hainline Robert W. Hilscher Charles A. Hanna

F. 13 I - J R.W. Jones W.H. Jones

F. 14 Francis J. Kilkenny T.P. Kane

Box 19 Correspondence 1901 L - Y F. 1 Walter S. Louden

George P. Lord William Leese Julian P. Lippincott Will L. Lowrie

F. 2 William C. Miles Henry N. Morris Clyde A. Morrison M.B. Mann William A. Meese

F. 3 Malcolm McDowell (Dawes' secretary) F. 4 Charles F. Mills F. 5 William Penn Nixon

U.G. Orendorff F. 6 I.N. Perry

S.C. Pemberton Charles W. Pavey A.N. Palmer Charles F. Patterson

F. 7 William B. Ridgely George C. Rankin O.J. Ricketts & F.H. Ricketts Alexander H. Revell William A. Rodenberg N.E. Roberts

F. 8 J. Mack Shole George W. Stubblefield George M. Skelly (The Dawes Club) R. Smith (First National Bank, Flora, IL) F.M. Savage

F. 9 T - V F. 10 M.F. Walsh

Thomas Worthington Edward I. Wade Miller Weir L.F. Watson Christopher L. Williams John C. Williams

F. 11 John W. Yerkes F. 12 Misc., receipts, etc.




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Box 20 Correspondence August-November 1902 Central Trust Co. F. 1 A F. 2 B F. 3 Albert B. Cummins

Edward Clifford F. 4 Charles Deering

D.D. Davies H.P. Davison

F. 5 C.G. Dawes, Henry M. Dawes, W.R. Dawes, B.G. Dawes F. 6 Elston & Co. F. 7 Volney W. Foster F. 8 G F. 9 Daniel Hogan

Charles A. Hanna E.P. Holmes Ralph Hartzell John L. Hamilton

F. 10 I - K C.S. Jobes Kentucky Bankers' Association

F. 11 L F. 12 William A. Meese

J.H. Millard Minor Morris W.W. Mills

F. 13 Nebraska Bankers' Association F. 14 Charles W. Pavey

S.C. Pemberton Max Pam W.T. Perkins John W. Parker

F. 15 Alexander H. Revell William B. Ridgely George H. Russell

F. 16 S F. 17 T - V

James K. Taylor L.A. Vanderlip

F. 18 J.R. Webster Christopher L. Williams Albert Waldent

F. 19 Y - Z J.W. Yerkes

F. 20 Miscellaneous, incl. receipts; C.G. Dawes, "Management of Insolvent National Banks," 13p. Box 21 Correspondence 1902 A-D F. 1 K.L. Ames

George E. Anderson William T. Abbott A.D. Alderman Alfred N. Abbott




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U.J. Albertsen Walter F. Albertsen William P. Asa

F. 2 William T. Bonham George W. Burton Blodgett & Blodgett O.F. Berry Noah C. Bainum B.F. Blye

F. 3 C.H. Bosworth (Re: Financial arrangements with Mexico) Incl. A. Hegewisch, American Bank of. . .Mexico, Volney W. Foster, Enrique C. Creel

F. 4 James R. Branch, American Bankers' Association F. 5 Edwin F. Brown F. 6 S.H. Burnham, First National Bank of Lincoln F. 7 George M. Coffin

Earl M. Cranston Edward F. Cragin Joe Conway W.F. Calhoun George F. Connolly Albert B. Cummins F.W. Collins C.F. Carter Walter Coolyer

F. 8 Joe Mitchell Chapple F. 9 Edward Clifford F. 10 W.C. Cochran F. 11 Thornton Cooke, Fidelity Trust Co. F. 12 Shelby M. Cullom F. 13 E.A. Demaray

John G. Drennan T. Dawson James Deering; Charles Deering Elmer Dover C.W. Delamatre W.W. Dyar, American Gold Dredging Co. Charles S. Deneen D.D. Davies W.L. Dayton

F. 14 C.G. Dawes (carbons); Beman G. Dawes, Henry M. Dawes, Rufus C. Dawes, W.R. Dawes Box 22 Correspondence 1902 E - M (general) F. 1 T.O. Ebaugh

Elston & Co., Crawfordsville, IN George H. Earle

F. 2 Fred E. Farnsworth Milton J. Foreman First National Bank, Marietta, OH Volney W. Foster (re: Mexican bank)

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William V. Gurley F. 4 Perry Heath

J.A. Hays H.S. Howland T.M. Harris Scott Hopkins J. Sam Hinkle A.J.Hopkins James R. Howe William C. Hollister

F. 5 Charles A. Hanna F. 6 J.C. Harper F. 7 Hastings Oil (incl. H.B. Hoyt) F. 8 U.G. Hinman, Dawes Club (re: political climate) F. 9 E.P. Holmes F. 10 Samuel Insull F. 11 C.S. Jobes

George W. Johns F. 12 George D.F. Kinney

Francis Kilkenney Aden Knoph Harry F. Kendall Edmund C. Kreider ("last words of Pres. McKinley")

F. 13 Julian P. Lippincott W.M. Leonard A.B. Leach; F.N. Leach Frank B. Loomis William Loeb (Secretary to Pres. Theodore Roosevelt)

F. 14 W.L. Louden (re: political climate & engagements) F. 15 E.D. McCulloch

C.B. Mills, Iowa Bankers' Association Minor Morris D.D. Muir Robert S. McCormick Henry N. Morris Robert Mather

Box 23 Correspondence 1902 MacDonald - R F. 1 J.W. MacDonald F. 2 Malcolm McDowell F. 3 Walter A. Mason F. 4 Massachussetts National Bank F. 5 William A. Meese (re: Illinois politics) F. 6 W.W. Mills F. 7 Clyde A. Morrison F. 8 Lawrence O. Murray F. 9 Frank F. Noleman

Thomas B. Needles F. 10 W. Irving Osborne F. 11 J.T. Pelton

C.A. Palmer O.J. Parkinson




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George W. Perkins Robert P. Pooley

F. 12 Orlando M. Packard, Midland Portland Cement Co. F. 13 Max Pam; Hugo Pam F. 14 John W. Parker F. 15 Charles F. Patterson (re: politics) F. 16 C.W. Pavey (re: politics) F. 17 S.C. Pemberton F. 18 W.B. Redman

John S. Reed R.D. Redfern Charles S. Ross R.C. Ransom W.H. Rowe

F. 19 George C. Rankin F. 20 W.A. Rankin F. 21 I.M. Raymond F. 22 Alexander H. Revell F. 23 William Barret Ridgely F. 24 John M. Rinewalt F. 25 Theodore G. Risley F. 26 N.E. Roberts F. 27 W.A. Rodenberg Box 24 Correspondence 1902 S - Z F. 1 W.S. Summers

C.P. Soper H.J. Schmidt B.F. Shadley George M. Skelly C.W. Starling

F. 2 Franklin P. Sargent F. 3 J. Mack Sholl F. 4 F.H. Sisson; Will P. Sisson F. 5 Frank L. Smith F. 6 Graeme Stewart F. 7 George W. Stubblefield F. 8 Percy Tawson

Col. Edward S. Taylor Graham Taylor

F. 9 U - V Union League Club of Chicago

F. 10 Asa W. Waters James I. Wagner L.F. Watson Dan G. Wing Miller Weir Thomas Worthington L.A. Walton J.H. Woodard

F. 11 Edward I. Wade F. 12 John Cassel Williams




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F. 13 Y - Z John W. Yerkes

F. 14 Miscellaneous, receipts, etc. Midland Portland Cement Co. prospectus & deed of trust

Proposal for site for Evanston Post Office Report. . .East St. Louis Gas Co., 1902

Box 25 Correspondence 1903 A - E F. 1 Robert L. Archer, West Virginia Bankers

William T. Abbott Armour & Co. Arthur Adams, Adams Trust

F. 2 J.C. Burrows Charles J. Bills George W. Burton Carlew Butler James M. Beck Orville F. Berry Albert H. Bowman Edwin F. Brown

F. 3 S. H. Burnham F. 4 O.E. Child F. 5 Joseph Chapman F. 6 John A. Childs F. 7 Frederick A. Cleveland F. 8 Earl M. Cranston F. 9 Shelby M. Cullom F. 10 John B. Cunningham F. 11 Charles S. Deneen

Dudley & Michener Charles Deering

F. 12 Dawes family; W.R. Dawes F. 13 Beman G. Dawes F. 14 Henry M. Dawes F. 15 Rufus C. Dawes F. 16 D.D. Davies F. 17 H.P. Davison F. 18 Elmer Dover F. 19 W.W. Dyar F. 20 A.J. Earling

Elston & Co.

Box 26 Correspondence 1903 F - M F. 1 John Farson

C.W. Fishwick, Western Coal & Coke Granger Farwell Farson, Leach & Co. Volney W. Foster First National Bank of Lincoln

F. 2 H.S. Freeman F. 3 J.L. Fulton, Lansing Gas & Light F. 4 G




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F. 5 Charles R. Hannan Carter H. Harrison U.G. Hinman Fin R. Hanna N.W. Harris C.R. Heath W.H. Heath H.B. Hoyt

F. 6 John L. Hamilton F. 7 Charles A. Hanna F. 8 John L. Harrison F. 9 Ralph Hartzell F. 10 H.L. Hodgman F. 11 E.P. Holmes F. 12 C.H. Imhoff, Harriman & Co.

Samuel Insull F. 13 Thomas L. Joy

C.S. Jobes F. 14 Francis J. Kilkenny

M.M. Kirkman (MMK) F. 15 Charles S. Lippincott

J.B. Loomis Edward S. Lacey H. Bartlett Lindley C.E. Lanskail Henry E. Lewis A.B. Leach William A. Lamson Walter S. Louden

F. 16 P.M. Lax F. 17 Austin Lynch F. 18 M F. 19 J.E. McAshan, Texas Bankers' Association F. 20 Lawrence McCormick F. 21 J.W. McDonald, Clark & Leonard Investment Co. F. 22 J.R. McGinley F. 23 Manufacturers' Bank (Edwin F. Brown) F. 24 Marietta College F. 24 Massachussetts National Bank F. 26 William A. Meese F. 27 Merchants Club of Chicago F. 28 Charles R. Miller; Burt A. Miller (Weed & Miller) F. 29 W.W. Mills F. 30 R.E. Moore F. 31 H.N. Morris F. 32 Clyde A. Morrison F. 33 Edward P. Moxey (Audit Co.) F. 34 D.D. Muir F. 35 R.D. Muir Box 27 Correspondence 1903 N - Z F. 1 National Bank of North America




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National City Bank of New York New York Life Insurance Co.

F. 2 F.F. Oldham Omaha National Bank

F. 3 W.A. Pridmore John Perrin Frederick Phinney F.P. Phillips Edwin A. Potter Alfred T. Perry, Marietta College J.L. Pelton

F. 4 Max Pam F. 5 George R. Peck F. 6 W.T. Perkins F. 7 J.L. Pickering F. 8 A. Poniatowski F. 9 "Raymond"

John M. Rinewalt George C. Rankin Edward C. Ritsher W.A. Rodenberg H.L. Remmel

F. 10 I.M. Raymond F. 11 R.D. Redfern F. 12 Alexander H. Revell F. 13 William Barret Ridgely F. 14 Frederick Y. Robertson F. 15 M.M. Stephens

F.P. Sargent Melville E. Stone Theodore Stegner A.C. Smith Henry Siegel C.Y. Smith, Gold Eagle Mining

F. 16 Jane Shedd, Sarah Shedd, E.C. Shedd, N.A. Shedd F. 17 Henry Siegel F. 18 Frank L. Smith F. 19 Frederick W. Stehr, Colorado Title & Trust F. 20 W.S. Summers F. 21 T F. 22 U

J.E. Utt F. 23 F.A. Vanderlip F. 24 David Williams

Asa W. Waters J.G. White Alice Rossiter Willard

F. 25 Daniel G. Wing F. 26 Y - Z F. 27-28 Ephemera (receipts, notices, statements, etc.)

Box 28 Correspondence 1904 A - D




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F. 1 Armour & Co. George E. Anderson A.D. Alderman

F. 2 Francis Beidler W.E. Barkley George W. Burton Arthur Beach W.C. Beer John Barrett Arthur E. Bestor James Boyd

F. 3 N.H. Barber F. 4 H.C. Barroll (Royal Trust Co.) F. 5 C.D. Beebe F. 6 C.H. Bosworth F. 7 W.W. Boyd F. 8 E.E. Brown F. 9 S.H. Burnham F. 10 E.J. Buffington (Illinois Steel Co.) F. 11 George W. Burton F. 12 Earle W. Butler F. 13 Albert A. Cummins

F.W. Collins A.S. Chapman William E. Curtis Sarah J. Cutler W.F. Cadwell

F. 14 Edward Clifford F. 15 J.W. Clise; H.R. Clise; see also Rufus C. Dawes F. 16 W.C. Cochran F. 17 C.M. Cullom F. 18 H.M. Daugherty

Charles S. Deneen Charles Deering J.M. Dalzell Thomas C. Dawson

F. 19 C.S. Dana F. 20 D.D. Davies F. 21 B.G. Dawes F. 22 Henry M. Dawes F. 23 Rufus C. Dawes F. 24 W.R. Dawes F. 25 Elmer Dover F. 26 W.W. Dyar (American Gold Dredging Co.) Box 29 Correspondence 1904 E - L F. 1 J.H. Easterday

A.J. Earling I.C. Elston (East St. Louis) Elston & Co. (Crawfordsville, IN)

F. 2 First National Bank, Beardstown, IL First National Bank, Lincoln, NB




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J.D. Farrell Alfred S. Frost

F. 3 Volney W. Foster F. 4 C.E. Fowler (Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co.) F. 5 J.L. Fulton (Lansing Gas & Light) F. 6 Granger Farwell & Co.

Charles Gardner W.J. Grovert Charles H. Grosvenor William W. Gurley John H. Garnsey

F. 7 William R. Hamby (American National Bank) A.B. Hepburn J.L. Hodgman W.A. Heath Ralph Hartzell C.R. Heath Harry B. Hoyt Morton S. Hawkins William G. Hoag

F. 8 Charles A. Hanna F. 9 N.W. Harris & Co. F. 10 E.P. Holmes F. 11 Houghton Mifflin (re: Life of McKinley; incl. correspondence from William B. Parker) F. 12 Samuel Insull

C.H. Imhoff F. 13 W.E. Jakway

H.W. Johnson J. A. Jaqua

F. 14 C.S. Jobes (American National Bank) F. 15 Marshall J. Kirkman F. 16 Francis J. Kilkenny F. 17 M.M. Kirkman F. 18 Francis B. Loomis

Fred K. Lane (Seattle Lighting Co.) Edward S. Lacey William H. Leupp W.S. Louden H. Bartlett Lindley Tom G. Lawler Will L. Lowrie William A. Lamson T.W. Lamont F. W. Little P.M. Lax

F. 19 A.B. Leach F. 20 A.G. Loomis (National City Bank) F. 21 Robert H. Lovett F. 22 C.A. Luhnow Box 30 Correspondence 1904 M - R F. 1 Harold McCormick




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Sam Magill David Mulvane Clyde A. Morrison R.D. Muir D.D. Muir

F. 2 J.W. McDonald F. 3 J.R. McGinley F. 4 Re: William McKinley (McKinley National Memorial; McKinley clubs; Annie McKinley) F. 5 Manufacturer's Bank (incl. Edwin F. Brown) F. 6 J.A. Mathews F. 7 William A. Meese F. 8 W.W. Mills F. 9 Benjamin Montgomery F. 10 H.N. Morris F. 11 Edward P. Moxey F. 12 Laurence O. Murray F. 13 National City Bank of New York

C.D. Norton National Garbage Fuel Co.

F. 14 Harry S. New F. 15 William Nottingham F. 16 O F. 17 O'Connor & Kahler F. 18 U.G. Orendorff F. 19 W. Irving Osborne F. 20 Pontiac State Bank

Prudential Insurance Co. E.H. Pearson J.L. Pelton Alfred T. Perry

F. 21 Max Pam (Pam & Hurd) F. 22 C.W. Pavey F. 23 George R. Peck F. 24 Frederick Phinney (Phinney's U.S. Band) F. 25 R F. 26 I.M. Raymond F. 27 Alexander H. Revell F. 28 William Barret Ridgely F. 29 William A. Rodenburg Box 31 Correspondence 1904 S - Z F. 1 N.B. Scott

F.M. Savage J.C. Shaffer Henry Siegel Vincent C. Smith R.I. Speer J.C. Seacrest (Nebraska State Journal)

F. 2 G.C. St. John F. 3 Frank P. Sargent F. 4 R.B. Schneider (Nye, Schneider & Fowler) F. 5 Ephraim C. Shedd; W.A. Shedd; Jane Shedd




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F. 6 James Jay Sheridan (Hamilton Club) F. 7 W.H. Slack F. 8 L.C. Smith F. 9 Frederick W. Stehr (Colorado Title & Trust Co.) F. 10 E.B. Stephenson F. 11 Robert J. Thompson

Charles E. Tharin F. 12 James A. Tawney F. 13 William P. Trimble F. 14 A. Urlaub

Frederic W. Upham J.E. Utt

F. 15 P.A. Valentine L.A. Vanderlip

F. 16 Asa W. Waters Mark W. Woods

F. 17 Booker T. Washington (Tuskegee Normal & Industrial Institute) F. 18 J.G. White & Co. (Frederic H. Reed) F. 19 Alice Rosseter Willard F. 20 Daniel G. Wing (see also: W.W. Dyer) F. 21 Wisconsin Trust & Security Co. F. 22 J.I. Wyer (re: Temple Fund, University of Nebraska) F. 23 Y - Z F. 24 Ephemera (Business cards, invitations, announcements) F. 25 Financial ephemera (prospectuses, statements, etc.) F. 26 Ephemera--misc. (clippings, brochures, etc.)

Articles (by C.G. Dawes?) "The President and Panama" "The Banker and the Accountant"

Box 32 Correspondence 1905 A - D F. 1 A General

William H. Alexander Aldis & Co. R.B. Armstrong

F. 2 W.F. Albertsen F. 3 A.D. Alderman F. 4 B General F. 5 Noah C. Bainum

S.H. Bethea E.J. Buffington E.E. Brown A.H. Bowman Fred A. Busse H.C. Barroll M.K. Bennett & E.E. Bennett (Wisconsin Furniture. . .) W.E. Barkley, Jr. Adam M. Beckley Charles S. Bohart Horace S. Buckland

F. 6 Nathan H. Barber F. 7 C.D. Beebe




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F. 8 H.C. Biggs F. 9 Frank B. Black F. 10 D.W. Blymyer (also: Blymyer Building) F. 11 Charles H. Botsford (Re: French American Bank) incl. Henry Brunner F. 12 Charles T. Boynton F. 13 Edwin F. Brown F. 14 Thomas P. Bryan & Charles Page Bryan F. 15 George Buckland F. 16 S.H. Burnham F. 17 George W. Burton (National Bank of Lacrosse) F. 18 H.C. Butler F. 19 H.M. Byllesby F. 20 C General F. 21 Cortelyou

Chicago Club F.M. Crossett Calumet Insurance Co. Central Trust Co. of Mobile C.E. Couch Mr. & Mrs. D.W. Coan T.E. Coyne Francis W. Cushman The Chicago Banker

F. 22 W.J. Calhoun F. 23 D.D. Carothers F. 24 Central Trust Co. of Illinois

see also: William R. Dawes and Board members listed on folder F. 25 James R. Chapman F. 26 Chicago Junction Railways & Union Stockyards Co. F. 27 Edward Clifford F. 28 J.W. Clise & H.R. Clise F. 29 J.L. Cochran F. 30 W.C. Cochran F. 31 George M. Coffin F. 32 F.W. Collins F. 33 Russell D. Cooke F. 34 S.M. Cullum F. 35 D General

Luther Day William A. Dyche (Y.M.C.A.) C.H. Dunbar (Huston Gas Co.)

F. 36 D.D. Davies F. 37 Thomas C. Dawson (re: Life of McKinley) F. 38 Charles Deering & James Deering F. 39 Stephen Demmon F. 40 Charles S. Deneen F. 41 Elmer Dover F. 42 W.W. Dyar (American Gold Dredging Co.) Box 33 Correspondence 1905 Dawes - K F. 1 B.G. Dawes F. 2 Henry M. Dawes (incl. Hastings Oil)




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F. 3 Rufus C. Dawes F. 4 William R. Dawes (incl. Central Trust Co. of Illinois) F. 5 Dawes family misc. F. 6 E General

John C. Eastman M.C. Elliott (re: gas companies) Evanston Hospital Assoc. Watson W. Eldridge Frank M. Elliot

F. 7 George Earle, Jr. F. 8 A.J. Earling (Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway)_ F. 9 James H. Eckels (Commercial National Bank) F. 10 William G. Edens F. 11 Elston & Co.; I.C. Elston; I.C. Elston, Jr. F. 12 M.H. Everett F. 13 F General

John B. Foley Henry H. Flather (Riggs National Bank) Major-General Edward Fielding F.E. French Charles E. Fowler John Farson First National Bank of Boston A.J. Frame (Waukesha National Bank)

F. 14 J.D. Farrell F. 15 R.H. Flemming F. 16 David R. Forgan; James B. Forgan (First National Bank of Chicago) F. 17 Albert Volney Foster; Volney W. Foster F. 18 H.S. Freeman F. 19 A.S. Frost F. 20 Oliver C. Fuller F. 21 J.L. Fulton F. 22 G General

Francis B. Gessner C.J. Garvay Jack Gordon Charles U. Gordon Charles W. Gillett William W. Gurley John H. Garnsey M.H. Garten Peter S. Grosscup

F. 23 Lyman J. Gage F. 24 H. Gilson Gardner F. 25 F.H. Gilcrest F. 26 Granger Farwell Co. F. 27 Joseph Griffith (re: appointment as National Bank Examiner) F. 28 William E. Griffith F. 29 H General F. 30 Mary Harris (Evanston Hospital Assoc.)

Stonewall Henderson (Chick & Henderson, Kansas City) C.R. Heath (Noblesville Gas Co.)




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Betsey D. Hoyt Isaac R. Hitt C.P. Hitch Houghton Mifflin & Co.

F. 31 Charles A. Hanna; H.G. Hanna (incl. Central Trust Co.) F. 32 Charles R. Hannan F. 33 N.W. Harris & Co. F. 34 Ralph Hartzell F. 35 Hibernian Banking Assoc. (incl. W.A. Heath) F. 36 U.G. Hinman; George W. Hinman F. 37 J.L. Hodgman F. 38 E.P. Holmes F. 39 Archer B. Hulbert F. 40 I General

C.S. Ickes Samuel Insull

F. 41 J General C.S. Jobes (American National Bank, Kansas City)

F. 42 K General P.C. Kauffman (Fidelity Trust Co.) Daniel J. Keefe (International Longshoreman. . .)

F. 43 T.P. Kane (Treasury Dept.) F. 44 Charles H. Keating F. 45 Francis J. Kilkenny (Treasury Dept.) F. 46 C.P. Kimball & Co. F. 47 M.M. Kirkman

Box 34 Correspondence 1905 L - R F. 1 L General

Frank O. Lowden Lee, Higginson & Co. Lafayette Memorial Commission Horace G. Lunt A.B. Leach W.S. Louden

F. 2 Edward S. Lacey (Bankers National Bank) F. 3 Thomas W. Lamont (Bankers Trust Co.) F. 4 C.S. Luhnow F. 5 A.D. Lynch F. 6 Thomas R. Lyon F. 7 M General F. 8 D. Miller

William Moss Rudolph Matz Metropolitan Gas & Electric Co. Ida Tucker Morris (Society of Mayflower Descendants) Samuel E. Magill Edward P. Moxey Audit Co. Mechanics Bank Thomas W. Mitchell H.H. C. Miller Harry G. Montgomery




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James T. McCleary F. 9 Laurence McCormick F. 10 J.W. McDonald (Clark & Leonard Investment Co.) F. 11 J.R. McGinley F. 12 Alexander MacKenzie (Capital Savings & Trust Co.) F. 13 William B. McKinley F. 14 McKinley National Memorial Assoc. (incl. Frederic Hartzell) F. 15 Jerry A. Mathews F. 16 Frankie H. Matthews; Mrs. J.W. Matthews F. 17 William A. Meese F. 18 George L. Meissner (First National Bank, Crete) F. 19 Merchants Club of Chicago (Charles D. Norton) F. 20 E.M.F. Miller (Chicago Junction Railways & Union Stock Yards Co.) F. 21 W.W. Mills F. 22 H.N. Morris; Etta B. Morris F. 23 Clyde A. Morrison F. 24 J.R. Morron F. 25 D.D. Muir (Merchants National Bank) F. 26 R.D. Muir F. 27 Laurence O. Murray (Dept. of Commerce & Labor) F. 28 N General

Harry S. New William Nottingham M.V. Nichols (First National Bank, Beatrice, Neb.)

F. 29 O General William G. Oswald (Marcus A. Hanna Memorial)

F. 30 W. Irving Osborne (Calumet Insurance Co.) F. 31 P General

Charles F.Patterson W.B. Parker Phinney Bros. Amusement Co.

F. 32 Max Pam; Hugo Pam (Pam & Hurd) F. 33 Caroline Smith Parker F. 34 J.L. Pelton F. 35 Isaac N. Perry F. 36 J.L. Pickering F. 37 Pulaski Gas Light Co. (Joseph Markley) F. 38 R General F. 39 Charles L. Robinson

D.C. Richardson John K. Reed John M. Rinewalt Walter W. Ross Isaac M. Raymond O.J. Ricketts A.H. Roberts Russell, Brewster & Co.

F. 40 Alexaner H. Revell F. 41 William Barret Ridgely F. 42 William A. Rodenberg Box 35 Correspondence 1905 S - Y




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F. 1 S General F. 2 W. Fornam Smith & Co.

Charles Scribner's Sons (re: Dawes' "Scrapper Halpin") G.S. Stillman John G. Shedd M.M. Stephens Frank L. Smith Thomas E. Smith Roger C. Spooner

F. 3 G.C. St. John (New York Steam Co.) F. 4 F.P. Sargent F. 5 F.M. Savage F. 6 R.B. Schneider (Nye, Schneider, Fowler Co.) F. 7 A.W. Sewall F. 8 W.A. Shedd; Ephraim C. Shedd; Jane Shedd F. 9 Henry Speer, Jr. F. 10 Graeme Stewart; Nellie Pullman Stewart F. 11 Henry L. Stoddard F. 12 T General

Annie E. Thomas R.S. Tuthill W.E. Trautmann

F. 13 Robert J. Thompson F. 14 U General

A. Uhrlaub Frederic W. Upham W.H. Upham

F. 15 V General F.A. Vanderlip C.A. Vaughan

F. 16 P.A. Valentine F. 17 W General F. 18 Charles H. Wacker

Stanley Waterloo Alice Rosseter Willard James Whittaker (for Gov. Deneen) Walter H. Wilson G.W. Walker H.F. Wharton J.G. White & Co. Whitaker & Co. George M. Walsh

F. 19 Asa W. Waters F. 20 H.O. Weaver F. 21 M. Weil (Bank of Commerce, Lincoln, Neb.) F. 22 Edward F. Welles F. 23 Charles O. Whedon F. 24 George G. Wilcox F. 25 Henry H. Wilson F. 26 Daniel G. Wing (First National Bank of Boston; incl. American Gold Dredging/Dyar information) F. 27 L.C. Woodworth (Manufacturers' Bank, Chicago; incl. CGD's debts) F. 28 Y General




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F. 29 Miscellaneous, including speeches re: "branch banking" - by C.G. Dawes? F. 30 Miscellaneous financial ephemera, e.g., company reports, prospectuses, statements F. 31 Miscellaneous ephemera, e.g., clippings, invitations, receipts

Box 36 Correspondence 1906 A - C F. 1 A General F. 2 John C. Allen

John C. Auers Knowlton L. Ames Alfred S. Amer H.F. Auten

F. 3 Walter F. Albertson (National Bank Examiner) F. 4 A.D. Alderman F. 5 John M. Allen F. 6 B General F. 7 C.B. Beach

O. F. Berry J.E. Blackburn John W. Bunn W.E. Barkley, Jr. Ernest P. Bicknell Francis Beidler H.M. Byllesby C.O. Beebe James Beaton (Peerless San Juan Mining Co.)

F. 8 Alfred Baker F. 9 Frank J. Baker (North Shore Electric Co.) F. 10 Nathan H. Barber F. 11 Soloman Hicks Bethea F. 12 John A. Bingham F. 13 I.W. Blymyer

J.S. Blymyer F. 14 Scott C. Bone F. 15 C.H. Bosworth (National Bank Examiner's Office) F. 16 Charles T. Boynton F. 17 E.E. Brown F. 18 Edwin F. Brown F. 19 Edward J. Brundage (Cook County Board of Commissioners) F. 20 George Buckland F. 21 J.A. Buckstaff

A.H. Buckstaff F. 22 E.J. Buffington (Illinois Steel Co.) F. 23 S.H. Burnham (First National Bank, Lincoln, NE) F. 24 George W. Burton (National Bank of Lacrosse) F. 25 Fred A. Busse (Chicago Post Office) F. 26 E.W. Butler F. 27 H.C. Butler (U.S. Post Office, Anson, TX) F. 28 C General F. 29 William J. Chalmers

Forrest Crissey C.M. Cartwright (Western Underwriter) E.M. Cranston




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M.H. Cutter (O'Connor & Kahler) Thomas Cruse D.D. Carothers W.S. Coursey Richard Y. Cook

F. 30 James H. Caldwell (Troy Trust Co.) F. 31 William J. Calhoun F. 32 William H. Carter F. 33 Central Trust Co. of Illinois

Albert G. Mang Malcolm McDowell B.F. Blye George F. Connolly

F. 34 John C. Chapman (American Trust & Savings Bank) F. 35 Joe Mitchell Chapple (National Magazine) F. 36 John A. Childs F. 37 Louis B. Clarke (Hibernian Banking Assoc.) F. 38 Edward Clifford F. 39 H.R. Clise

J.W. Clise F. 40 W.C. Cochran F. 41 F.W. Collins F. 42 John C. Cook F. 43 L.A. Coolidge F. 44 Henry C. Corbin; Esther P. Corbin F. 45 H.L. Crawford F. 46 S.M. Cullom Box 37 Correspondence 1906 D - G F. 1 D General F. 2 Joseph Dym (?)

William A. Dyche C.S. Dickinson

F. 3 D.D. Davies F. 4 F.H. Davis (First National Bank of Omaha) F. 5 T.J. Davis F. 6 Dawes family (misc. telegrams) F. 7 B.G. Dawes F. 8 Chester M. Dawes F. 9 Henry M. Dawes F. 10 James W. Dawes F. 11 Rufus C. Dawes F. 12 William R. Dawes (Central Trust Co. of Illinois) F. 13 Charles Deering F. 14 C.W. Delamatre F. 15 Charles S. Deneen F. 16 John D. Diffenbaugh F. 17 Arthur Dixon F. 18 Henry L. Doherty & Co. F. 19 Thomas E. Donnelly (Merchants' Club of Chicago) F. 20 Elmer Dover F. 21 Dwight F. Downing




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F. 22 Edward F. Dunne (Mayor of Chicago) F. 23 B.E. Duppler F. 24 H.P. Durrell F. 25 W.W. Dyar (American Gold Dredging Co., 1903-1906) F. 26 E. General F. 27 P.R. Earling

George Earle, Jr. B.A. Eckhart Willard E. Ericson Frank G. Evans (Central National Bank of Battle Creek)

F. 28 A.J. Earling (Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway) F. 29 James H. Eckels (Commercial National Bank, Chicago) F. 30 William Grant Edens (Hamilton Club of Chicago) F. 31 I.C. Elston (Citizens Gas & Electric Co.) F. 32 R. Elunny (General Electric Co.) F. 33 F General F. 34 N.H. Fairbanks

Warren Fairbanks S.M. Felton C.W. Funk Charles W. Fairbanks Charles L. Furey John C. Finney J.L. Fulton (Lansing Gas Light Co.) William L. Folds

F. 35 J.D. Farrell F. 36 John Farson F. 37 E.D. Fearing (Real Estate & Loans) F. 38 David R. Forgan

James B. Forgan (First National Bank of Chicago) F. 39 Volney W. Foster F. 40 A.J. Frame (Waukesha National Bank) F. 41 G General F. 42 Judge Peter S. Grosscup

J.W. Gullett Joseph V. Graff Samuel P. Gerson C.H. Geist George C. Gale (Security, Life & Annuity Co.)

F. 43 Gilson Gardner (Newspaper Enterprise Assoc.) F. 44 Charles J. Garvey (Central Trust Co.) F. 45 Jesse F. Gates (Central Trust Co.) F. 46 C.B. Gilbert (Calumet Insurance Co.) F. 47 Frank R. Grover (Grover and Graves, attorneys) Box 38 Correspondence 1906 H - Mac F. 1 H General F. 2 C.P. Hitch

H.B. Hurd (Metropolitan Gas & Electric; Pam & Hurd) S.J. Hathaway N.W. Halsey J.D. Humphrey




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W.H. Humiston A.G. Harrow

F. 3 A.W. Haight (Calumet Insurance Co. of Illinois; see also C.B. Gilbert) F. 4 H.A. Hall F. 5 Charles A. Hanna (National Bank Examiner) F. 6 J.F. Harris F. 7 J.Harry Harris F. 8 N.W. Harris (N.W. Harris & Co., Bankers) F. 9 Frederic S. Hartzell (McKinley National Memorial Assoc.) F. 10 Ralph Hartzell F. 11 E.S. Hayward (First National Bank of Boston) F. 12 C.R. Heath (Noblesville Gas & Improvement Co.) F. 13 W.A. Heath (Hibernian Banking Assoc.) F. 14 George W. Hinman F. 15 William C. Hollister (Hollister Bros. Printers) F. 16 E.P. Holmes (District Court, Nebraska; Chicasha Light, Heat & Power Co.) F. 17 Betsey D. Hoyt (Mrs. H.B. Hoyt) F. 18 Harry B. Hoyt (Michigan City & Northern Indiana Gas Co.) F. 19 I General F. 20 James E. Ingram, Jr. F. 21 Samuel Insull F. 22 J General F. 23 C.S. Jobes (American National Bank) F. 24 B.B. Johnson (American League of Prof. Baseball Clubs) F. 25 H.W. Johnson (Ottawa Banking & Trust Co.) F. 26 K General F. 27 H.H. Kahler (O'Connor & Kahler Bankers) F. 28 Joseph B. Kealing F. 29 N.S. Keith (Cinncinnati Trust Co.) F. 30 Francis J. Kilkenny (Treasury Dept.) F. 31 M.J. Kirkman F. 32 M.M. Kirkman (World Railway Publishing Co.) F. 33 William Bruce Kirkman (Isthmian Canal Commission) F. 34 L.C. Krauthoff F. 35 J.M. Kreider F. 36 L General F. 37 A.W. Lawrence

J.F. Lane C.A. Luhnow William Loeb, Jr. Frank B. Loomis

F. 38 Edward S. Lacey (Bankers National Bank) F. 39 T.W. Lamont (Bankers Trust Co.) F. 40 A.B. Leach F. 41 Carl M. Lemon (secretary to B.G. Dawes) F. 42 H. Bartlett Lindley F. 43 J.J.B. Lindley F. 44 Nicholas Longmont (House of Representatives) F. 45 Augustus D. Lynch F. 46 M General F. 47 William A. Meese

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H.N. Morris Franklin H. Matthews William Moss John Lee Mahin Jonathan P. Meany Paul Morton Robert Mather Clyde A. Morrison E.L. Menager A.H. Munchley Nelson Morris & Co.

F. 48 E.W. McKenna Samuel McRoberts Alexander W. MacKenzie J.D. McCullough (Auditor's Office) Medill McCormick J.B. McFatrich Robert S. McCormick

Box 39 Correspondence 1906 Mag - R F. 1 Charles E. Magoon F. 2 J.A. Matthews F. 3 Joseph F. Maxwell F. 4 Robert R. McCormick (Sanitary Dist. of Chicago) F. 5 M.W. McDonald (Clark & Leonard Investment Co.) F. 6 J.R. McGinley F. 7 William B. McKinley F. 8 J.P. McLean (First National Bank, Menomonie) F. 9 S.E. McMillen (Artists and Concert Tours) F. 10 E.J. McVann (Commercial Club of Omaha) F. 11 Arthur Meeker F. 12 Metropolitan Gas & Electric Co. F. 13 J.S. Millard F. 14 W.W. Mills (First National Bank, Marietta, OH) F. 15 William S. Mitchell (Daily Arkansas Democrat) F. 16 Benjamin Montgomery F. 17 Harry G. Montgomery (Randolph Investment Securities) F. 18 D.D. Muir (Merchants National Bank) F. 19 Lawrence Murray (Dept. of Commerce and Labor) F. 20 N General

Mr./Mrs. John Noyes F. 21 W.A. Northcott F. 22 C.D. Norton (incl. Merchants Club of Chicago) F. 23 O General F. 24 David Osborne

William G. Oswald John G. Oglesby

F. 25 W. Irving Osborne (Calumet Insurance) F. 26 L.S. Owsley (Office of Charles F. Yerkes) F. 27 P General F. 28 Alfred T. Perry

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L. B. Peyser B.W. Perkins

F. 29 Max Pam F. 30 Caroline S. Parker F. 31 W. B. Parker F. 32 Ferdinand W. Peck F. 33 George R. Peck F. 34 Burton F. Peek F. 35 J.L. Pelton F. 36 E.A. Potter F. 37 N.H. Qualle F. 38 R General F. 39 Charles Ridgely (Ridgely National Bank)

Frances J. Robbins T.W. Robinson John C. Rogers E.P. Russell (Russell, Brewster & Co.) Walter Ron G.A. Rannly Andrew Russel T.H. Robinson Frederic H. Reed (J.G. White & Co.) W.A. Rule (National Bank of Commerce)

F. 40 George F. Rand (Columbia National Bank of Buffalo, NY) F. 41 George C. Rankin F. 42 Alexander H. Revell F. 43 G.M. Reynolds (Continental National Bank of Chicago) F. 44 Ridgely & Norris (Edward Ridgely; Frank L. Norris) F. 45 William Barret Ridgely (Treasury Dept.) F. 46 W.A. Rodenberg (House of Rep. Com. on Public Buildings & Grounds) F. 47 Walter W. Ross Box 40 Correspondence 1906 S - Y (plus miscellaneous) F. 1 S General F. 2 Byron L. Smith

Henry C. Scott Thomas E. Smith Byron L. Smith F.H. Skelding Howard O. Sprogle Jane Shedd (CGD's aunt) I.M. Springer (Continental Trust, Denver)

F. 3 F. P. Sargent F. 4 J.B. Sears F. 5 Arthur W. Sewall F. 6 John A. Sleicher (Leslie's Weekly) F. 7 George W. Slocomb F. 8 Henry Speer, Jr. F. 9 G.C. St. John F. 10 G.F. Steele F. 11 C. (or G.) H. Stewart (Treasury Dept.) F. 12 C. Stone & Sons




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F. 13 Williamson S. Summers F. 14 Edward F. Swift (Union Stock Yards, Chicago) F. 15 T General F. 16 Robert J. Thompson (re: Lafayette Memorial Commission and sculptor Paul Bartlett) F. 17 A.C. Torbert & Co. F. 18 Spencer Trask & Co. F. 19 U General

A. Urlaub (Central Trust Co.) Frederic W. Upham

F. 20 V General F. 21 P.A. Valentine F. 22 F.A. Vanderlip (National City Bank, NY; incl. Whitson) F. 23 W General F. 24 John H. Wigmore

J.A. Willoughby Edward R. Warren (American Free Art League)

F. 25 Charles H. Wacker F. 26 Albert Watkins F. 27 H.O. Weaver (Postmaster General) F. 28 Roy O. West F. 29 J.G. White F. 30 A.O. Wilson (National Bank of St. Louis) F. 31 Walter H. Wilson (re: Merchants' Club; Plan of Chicago) F. 32 Daniel G. Wing (First National Bank, Boston) F. 33 L.C. Woodworth (Manufacturers' Bank) F. 34 Y General

Hal C. Young Charles E. Yerkes John W. Yerkes

F. 35 Ephemera - Addresses and pamphlets C.G. Dawes response to toast on "Sherman Anti-Trust Law" James J. Hill, "Reciprocity with Canada" George V.S. Michaelis, "Notes on the Municipal Ownership Question" Bohart & Co., "Perfection Cake Recipes" C.G. Dawes? "Considerations. . .Municipal Ordinance of Mayor Dunne" C.G. Dawes? "For Factory Purposes"

F. 36 Miscellaneous Personal Ephemera, e.g. invitations, receipts, notices F. 37 Business Ephemera, e.g. receipts, prospectuses, financial information

Box 41 Correspondence 1907 - 1914 A - Bli F. 1 A

"The American Appeal" (1914) F. 2 Frank E. Adair F. 3 Akron Gas Co. (1912) F. 4 A.D. Alderman (Marietta Daily Journal) F. 5 J. Frank Aldrich F. 6 John M. Allen (Peoples Bank & Trust, Tupelo, Miss.) F. 7 Knowlton L. Ames F. 8 Karl Anderson F. 9 Anderson Gas Co. F. 10 J. Ogden Armour (Armour & Co.) F. 11 Atlantic City Gas Co.




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F. 12 Jewell H. Aubere F. 13 Auditor's Office F. 14 Aviation

Aero Club of Illinois Wright Co., Dayton, Ohio International Aviation Meet Assoc.

F. 15 John A. Ayers F. 16 B general F. 17 John E. Ballaine

N.H. Barber N.E. Barber A.C. Bartlett Frederick Bausmann Francis Beidler Edna Bentz Albert J. Beveridge Blye Oil Co. (Stephen A. Day)

F. 18 Babcock, Rushton & Co. F. 19 Noah C. Bainum F. 20 Wyllys W. Baird (Baird & Warner) F. 21 George F. Baker, Jr. (First National Bank, New York) F. 22 M.C. Barber F. 23 A.R. Barnes F. 24 Edward W. Batchford F. 25 Arthur Beach F. 26 James M. Beck F. 27 Adam Beckley F. 28 C.D. Beebe F. 29 William C. Beer F. 30 Wesley Benson F. 31 R.C. Bialy F. 32 H.C. Biggs F. 33 George P. Bissell F. 34 Henry A. Blair F. 35 George B. Blanchard re: Chicago Consolidated Traction F. 36 Blanchard Oil Co. (incl. A.G. Curtis, H.E. Smith, Rufus C. Dawes) F. 37 C.N. Bliss Box 42 Correspondence 1907 - 1914 Bly - Bo F. 1 Mrs. C.L. Blymyer (re: estate; incl. Merchants National Bank, Cincinnati; E. O. Fearing) F. 2 D.W. Blymyer F. 3 - 6 Blymer Realty & Blymer Building (incl. W.C. Cochran; Holabird & Roche; Glen Brown; D.W. Blymyer; W.W. Brown; J.S. Blymyer; W.W. Mills; Central Trust Co.; and blueprints) F. 7 W.C. Bobbs (Bobbs Merrill) F. 8 Bonds & Mortgages (Paul E. Merrill; promissory note) F. 9 Scott Bone F. 10 Booth Fisheries (incl. F.C. Letts; Knowlton Ames; Ernest St. John; Porpoise Product Co.; stockholder

lists; "Pike Patented Porpoise Net" blueprint) F. 11 Booth Fisheries (financial agreements; F.C. Letts; Knowlton Ames; Northwestern Fisheries; J.N. Wallace; W.W. Chapin; J.L. Wilson) F. 12 C.H. Bosworth (Peoples Trust & Savings, Chicago) F. 13 John C. Bowers (incl. T.E. McDonnell's report, U.S. Express Co.)




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F. 14 A.H. Bowman (Evanston Index; Bowman Publishing; John H. Childs vs. A.H. Bowman) F. 15 Charles T. Boynton (Pickands, Brown & Co.) Box 43 Correspondence 1907 - 1914 Br - Ca F. 1 Bread Wagon (Coffee Wagon; William H.A. Johnson) F. 2 Broussard Oil Co. (B.G. Dawes; Carl W. Lemon; Vivian Oil Co.) F. 3 D.C. Brown; E.E. Brown F. 4 R. H. Bruce F. 5 Charles Page Bryan F. 6 William J. Bryan F. 7 Brunet Falls Manufacturing Co. F. 8 C.M. Buck (Citizens National Bank, Faribault, Minn.) F. 9 George Buckland (Jacksonville Gas Co.; Florida Fire & Casualty; Harry B. Hoyt; Horace S. Buckland) F. 10 Percy E. Budlong re: Dawes' address before House Committee on Banking & Currency in 1908 F. 11 E. J. Buffington F. 12 Burglary (of Dawes' house; list of jewelry) F. 13 S.H. Burnham (First National Bank, Lincoln, Neb.) F. 14 George W. Burton (National Bank, LaCross, Wis.) F. 15 Theodore E. Burton F. 16 Fred A. Busse F. 17 Earl W. Butler F. 18 Harry C. Butler F. 19 H.M. Byllesby F. 20 C general F. 21 Andrew Cooke

George Cook Albert B. Cummins H.G. Cutler George F. Connolly Corn Exchange National Bank of Chicago

F. 22 Caddo Gas & Oil (Rufus Dawes; Henry Dawes; S.S. Hunter; maps of oil field; photos) F. 23 William J. Calhoun F. 24 Calumet Insurance (A.W. Haight; W. Irving Osborne) F. 25 James G. Cannon F. 26 Daniel D. Carothers; Carrie L. Carothers; J.B. Carothers; E.R. Sparks; Baltimore & Ohio R.R. F. 27 Gen. William H. Carter Box 44 Correspondence 1907 - 1914 Ce - Cl F. 1 re: "The Central Bank" C.G.D. concept/article F. 2 Central Trust Co. of Illinois (Albert G. Mang; Malcolm McDowell) F. 3 Central Trust Co. of New York re: Central Trust Co. of Illinois, CGD finances (M. Ferguson) 1909-10 F. 4 Central Trust Co. of New York 1911-14 F. 5 Fran Chalmers F. 6 William W. Chapin F. 7 Joe Mitchell Chapple (National Magazine; incl. article on Francis Macmillan) F. 8 Chicago & Milwaukee Electric R.R. Co. (Albert C. Frost; Edgar B. Tolman; "bill of complaint") F. 9 Chicago Bridge & Street Improvement Assoc. F. 10 Chicago City Railway Co. Syndicate (J.P. Morgan Co.) F. 11 Chicago Consolidated Traction (Chicago Railways; Andrew Cole; re: reorganization; CGD annotated typescript) F. 12 Chicago Elevated Railways Syndicate (National City Bank of New York; John A. Reynolds; Central Trust Co. of New York)




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F. 13 Chicago Grand Opera Co. F. 14 Chicago North Shore Festival Assoc. (John H. Hilton; A.W. Harris) F. 15 Chicago Railways Co. (Chauncey Keep; H.A. Dow; Frank L. Hupp; incl. annual reports, list of directors; plan of reorganization, etc.) F. 16 Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific R.R. F. 17 Chickasha Gas, Light, Heat & Power Co. F. 18 John A. Childs F. 19 Margaret Clark F. 20 Clifton Oil Co. F. 21 J.W. Clise Box 45 Correspondence 1907 - 1914 Co - Co F. 1 W.C. Cochran F. 2 C.A. Coffin (General Electric Co.) F. 3 Frank Ty. Coffyn F. 4 Charles A. Conant F. 5 Harriet M. Conrad F. 6 Continental Bank F. 7 Richard Y. Cook (Guarantee Trust & Safe Deposit Co.) F. 8 Cornelius Cornbruick F. 9 George B. Cortelyou 1907 - 1908 F. 10 " " 1909 - 1914 F. 11 Laura S. Cox (Mrs. Samuel D.) F. 12 Earl M. Cranston F. 13 Herbert Croly re: M.A. Hanna & William McKinley F. 14 Shelby M. Cullom F. 15 Mrs. D.H. Culver F. 16 John B. Cunningham F. 17 Richard H. Curtis (Chicago Market Record Publ.) F. 18 re: Manasseh Cutler collection (J.C. Schwab; Albion Morris Dyer) F. 19 Sarah Cutler; Temple Cutler F. 20 Charles S. Cutting Box 46 Correspondence 1907 - 1914 D F. 1 D general

Thomas E. Donnelley Dr. Philip Schuyler Doane Luther Day Edward F. Dunne

F. 2 J.M. Dalzell F. 3 Richard Ely Danielson F. 4 D. D. Davies F. 5 Beman G. Dawes (incl. Broussard Oil, Caddo Oil, Vivian Oil, Columbus Gas & Fuel) F. 6 Henry M. Dawes F. 7 James W. Dawes F. 8 Rufus C. Dawes F. 9 W. R. Dawes F. 10 Dawes Brothers, Inc. (incl. Henry M. Dawes) F. 11 Dawes family (Caro D.B. Dawes, Mrs. Dawes) F. 12 Thomas C. Dawson F. 13 Day Company (Stephen A. Day, Jno. B. Cunningham, George B. Blanchard; incl. some subscribers) F. 14 Stephen A. Day




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F. 15 William R. Day F. 16 C.W. Delamatre F. 17 Delta Upsilon F. 18 Charles H. Dickerman F. 19 H.W. Dickerman (Pope Motor Car Co.) F. 20 Andreas Dippel (Dippel Opera Comique Co.) F. 21 Jno. T. Dorgan F. 22 Elmer Dover F. 23 W.W. Dyar Box 47 Correspondence 1907 - 1914 E - F F. 1 E general

James H. Eckels W.W. Eldridge A.J. Emright Malcolm F. Ewen (Iceless Refrigeration Co.)

F. 2 George H. Earle (George H. Earle, Jr.; Catharine Earle) F. 3 A.J. Earling (Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R.R.) F. 4 J.A. Edson (Kansas City Southern Railway) F. 5 James W. Ellsworth F. 6 El Paso Gas & Electric (George F. Goodnow) F. 7 Elston National Bank (R.M. McMaken; C.B. Harris; I.C. Elston) F. 8 N.B. Emanuel Benefit (Chicago Grand Opera Co.) F. 9 L.G. Everist F. 10 F general

Robert M. Farthing Farwell Trust Co. Eleanor Fisher R.H. Flemming (First National Bank, Ludlow, Kentucky) Colin C.H. Fyffe William L. Folds (National Bank Examiner) First Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago

F. 11 Hans Ferch (synopsis of "Johanna") F. 12 Charles W. Fairbanks F. 13 J.D. Farrell F. 14 Federal Reserve Board (James B. Forgan; Fred Starek) F. 15 Federal - Huber Co. (Albert D. Sanders; Alton F. Johnson; re: stock acquisition) F. 16 S.M. Felton (Chicago Great Wester R.R.) F. 17 Finance Co. of Pennsylvania (C. William Funk; Leonard C. Dill) F. 18 First National Bank of Lincoln (H.B. Evans; H.P. Freeman; S.H. Burnham; re: Pulaski Gas, Light

bonds) F. 19 First National Bank, Boston (Daniel G. Wing; Palmer E. Presbrey) F. 20 Milton J. Foreman (Comm. on Local Transportation) F. 21 Volney W. Foster Estate (A. Volney Foster; United States Silica Co.; incl. will of V.W. Foster) F. 22 Charles N. Fowler F. 23 Willis J. Fowler (U.S. Treasury Dept.) F. 24 A.J. Frame (Waukesha National Bank) F. 25 Franklin Trust & Savings Bank F. 26 George B. Frease F. 27 Emil Friend (Will Walter; A. Lawrence) F. 28 C.O. Frisbie (Brunet Falls Mfg.) F. 29 J.L. Fulton




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Box 48 Correspondence 1907 - 1914 G - Hi F. 1 G general

Gilson Gardner James Rudolph Garfield Samuel Gompers Carolyn Graves

F. 2 Robert J. Gamble F. 3 Gas propositions F. 4 Blanche Garten F. 5 Anne H. Gates (John B. Cunningham, Day Co.; incl. Gates family genealogy) F. 6 C.H. Geist F. 7 Melville Gillett (Frederic M. Black; F.B. Daniels) F. 8 Julia Goddard F. 9 Charles U. Gordon (Commercial Gas & Electric, Maine) F. 10 Frank B. Gorman F. 11 Joseph V. Graff F. 12 Frederic Grant F. 13 Peter S. Grosscup F. 14 Guarantee Trust & Safe Deposit Co. (Harry J. Delany) F. 15 William W. Gurley (Peter S. Grosscup; Chicago Consolidated Traction) F. 16 H general F. 17 M.H.P. Hagans

Frank M. Hall B.F. Harris N. Dwight Harris C. Leslie Harwood N.B. Hawkins H.J. Hayden C.R. Heath W.A. Heath (Hibernian Banking Assoc.) Col. H.O.S. Heistand Edward F. Hill

F. 18 Fitzhugh W. Haensel (re: North Cobalt Silver Mines; re: Francis Macmillen career) F. 19 Richard Hageman (Metropolitan Opera Co., New York) F. 20 H. A. Hall (composer, conductor) F. 21 J.M. Hamer (Penn Mutal Life Insurance, re: Akron Gas) F. 22 Charles A. Hanna F. 23 Edward W. Harden F. 24 Norman W. Harris (Harris Trust & Savings) F. 25 Donald P. Hart F. 26 Arthur Hartman (violinist) F. 27 Ralph Hartzell F. 28 Harvard Commission on Western History (Roger Pierce; Frederick Jackson Turner, "The Harvard Comm. on Western History" F. 29 S. J. Hathaway F. 30 Grayson V. Heidt (incl.: William Howard Taft copies; Grace McKinley Heidt; James McKinley; see also

McKinley Estate) F. 31 Myron T. Herrick F. 32 Francis L. Hine (First National Bank, New York) F. 33 George W. Hinman




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Box 49 Correspondence 1907 - 1914 Ho - J F. 1 E.P. Holmes (re: Chikasha Heat, Light & Power; Sherman Gas, Light & Fuel; Municipal Utilities) F. 2 George W. Holmes F. 3 H.T. Holtz F. 4 Home for Destitute Crippled Children (CGD, president) 1907 - 1910

"Some historical notes on the Home. . ." 23pp. Joan Chalmers, William J. Chalmers Harriet Phillips May K. Holmes Colin Fyffe William W. Gurley John Ridlon, M.D. William Burry Edith Healy Hill

F. 5 Home for Destitute Crippled Children, 1911 - 1914 (similar corr.) F. 6 Alice F. Perkins Hooper F. 7 Horn & Hardart Co. F. 8 Harry B. Hoyt (Jacksonville Gas; Betsy D. Hoyt) F. 9 Houston Gas Co. (C.H. Dunbar) F. 10 Archer B. Hulbert (Marietta Historical Museum; re: Gen. Rufus Putnam Memorial Fund; Cutler papers) F. 11 S. S. Hunter (Caddo Gas & Oil; Hunter Oil Co.) F. 12 I general

C.S. Ickes Illinois State Historical Soc.

F. 13 Idaho Water & Electric Power Co. (E.W. Adams) F. 14 C.H. Imhoff F. 15 Samuel Insull F. 16 Inter-Ocean Newspaper Co. F. 17 Iowa Bankers Assoc. (C.T. Cole; "Group Six Bankers") F. 18 Irish Run Oil Co. F. 19 J general

Joline, Larkin & Rathbone J.M. Jolly Jacksonville Ferry & Land Co.

F. 20 Jacksonville Gas Co. F. 21 C.S. Jobes F. 22 Clarence G. Johnson F. 23 Edward Johnson F. 24 H.W. Johnson (Ottawa Banking & Trust) F. 25 John B. Jones Box 50 Correspondence 1907 - 1914 K - L F. 1 K general

Kirkman Construction Co. Fred A. Krehbiel Knickerbocker Trust Co. (Charles H. Keep)

F. 2 T.P. Kane (Treasury Dept.) F. 3 Joseph B. Kealing F. 4 Charles H. Keating F. 5 Daniel J. Keefe F. 6 Chauncey Keep F. 7 Peter Kiene




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F. 8 Francis J. Kilkenny (Treasury Dept.) F. 9 King, Coleman & Co.; King, Farnum & Co. F. 10 Marshall J. Kirkman F. 11 M. M. Kirkman F. 12 W. B. Kirkman F. 13 Knickerbocker Ice Co. F. 14 Edward C. Kohlsaat F. 15 L.C. Krauthoff F. 16 L general

Lincoln Gas Co. Charles A. Ludey H. Bartlett Lindley

F. 17 Edward S. Lacey F. 18 LaCrosse National Bank F. 19 Lafayette Memorial (Alexander Revell) F. 20 George E. Lake F. 21 T.W. Lamont (First National Bank of New York) F. 22 James B. Lazear F. 23 F.C. Letts F. 24 Henry E. Lewis F. 25 James Hamilton Lewis F. 26 Licking Light & Power Co. (Melville Gillett) F. 27 M.C. Lilley F. 28 Lincoln, Nebraska real estate (e.g. banks, insurance) F. 29 Lincoln Bank (Albert H. Rankin; James R.B. Van Cleave) F. 30 R.R. Lloyd F. 31 Louis Lombard F. 32 Francis B. Loomis F. 33 Frank O. Lowden F. 34 M.J. Loxley F. 35 Philip M. Lydig F. 36 Augustus D. Lynch F. 37 Austin Lynch Box 51 Correspondence 1907 - 1914 M - May F. 1 M general

Burt A. Miller John Mitchell Moody's Magazine William Moss Julia & Samuel Magill H. Van Buren Magonigle (re: Lincoln Memorial) Walter Mason

F. 2 S.E. MacMillen (re: Francis MacMillen) 1907 F. 3 S.E. MacMillen 1908 F. 4 S.E. MacMillen 1909 F. 5 S.E. MacMillen 1910 F. 6 S.E. MacMillen 1911 F. 7 S.E. MacMillen 1912 F. 8 S.E. MacMillen 1913 F. 9 Manning, Maxwell & Moore F. 10 Marietta College (W.W. Mills; C.S. Dana; Alfred T. Perry; C.A. Ward, et. al.)




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F. 11 Bud Mars; J.C. Mars (First National Bank, New York) F. 12 Samuel K. Martin (American Legation, Lisbon) F. 13 Sibyl Martin F. 14 Shailer Mathews (The World To-Day) F. 15 Mausoleums and monuments (C.E. Taylor Granite; Tallmadge & Watson) F. 16 May Oil Co. (Henry M. Dawes) F. 17 Society of Mayflower Descendents (Marian Finn; Paul Fearing family record; Louis F. Swift) Box 52 Correspondence 1907 - 1914 Mc - Mi F. 1 Mc General

Chris McConnell C.B. McCoy Malcolm McDowell John E. McGettigan Frank E. McLaughlin Franklin MacNeagh M.G. Mcadoo John T. McCutcheon

F. 2 John J. McCook F. 3 Frank R. McCormick

Harold McCormick Lawrence McCormick

F. 4 John W. McDonald (Clark & Leonard Investment; Holmes & McDonald Insurance) F. 5 J.R. McGinley F. 6 William McKinley Estate 1907 - 1908

Austin Lynch W.M. Duncan Clark & Clark State of Ohio petition, civil action Audit report on William McKinley Estate

F. 7 William McKinley Estate 1909 - 1916 re: fund for Grace McKinley Heidt James F. McKinley William M. Duncan George Fabyan & C.G. Dawes, trustees for fund

F. 8 McKinley Memorial McKinley Memorial Association (minutes, reports, etc.) F.W. Smythe; John Bederman; W.M. Duncan; William R. Day

F. 9 W. B. McKinley 1907 - 1912 F. 10 S.G. McMullin F. 11 Samuel McRoberts (Armour & Co.) F. 12 William A. Meese F. 13 George D. Meiklejohn F. 14 Metropolitan Gas & Electric Co.

William M. Richards; George W. Wall; James B. McDougal; Charles A. Hanna; Oliver Fuller; Milton E. Ailes; James Hutton; Francis MacMillen; Francis L. Hine; A.J. Porter F. 15 Mexico Fuel Oil Co. (H.B. Hurd; Rufus C. Dawes) F. 16 George von L. Meyes (Secretary of the Navy) F. 17 William W. Mills F. 18 Howard E. Mitchell Box 53 Correspondence 1907 - 1914 Mo - N




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F. 1 Mobile Gas & Electric (A.H. Bickmore; T.T. Rubira) F. 2 Moniteau Development Co. (Missouri)

A.L. Currey; K.K. Hood; C.T. Boynton F. 3 Henry M. Morris (Woods National Bank, San Antonio) F. 4 Minor Morris F. 5 Graham Morton Transportation Co. (J.S. Morton) F. 6 Mount Clemens Gas Light Co.

Eugene Hector; Lincoln Macmillan F. 7 D. D. Muir (Merchants' National Bank) F. 8 Muncie Gas Co.

George B. Blanchard; Rufus Dawes; William A. Mason F. 9 Municipal Lodging House, Chicago 1909 only F. 10 Edward T. Murray F. 11 Lawrence O. Murray F. 12 Musicians (L. Barren; L. Erdody; Sarah Suttel; A.C. Wolfe) F. 13 N General

Garret B. Nash William Nottingham Calista & F.F. Nye National Bank of Commerce, Kansas City

F. 14 National Business League of America (Austin A. Burnham; R.M. Easley) F. 15 National Civil Federation (Ralph M. Easley; Nicholas Murray Butler; William R. Carwine; F.C. Walcott; Rufus C. Dawes) F. 16 National Convention for the Extension of the Foreign Commerce of the U.S. (1907 only) F. 17 National Surety Co. (Samuel H. Shriver; William B. Joyce; E. St. John; Preston O. Draper) F. 18 New England Society of Chicago (Benjamin F. Paine; T. Edward Wilder) F. 19 Stephen L. Newnham F. 20 R.M. Newport (H.T. Holz; W.N.C. Carlton; A.O. Eberhardt) F. 21 Noblesville Gas & Improvement Co. (First National Bank of Marietta, Ohio; Laura Best; B.G. Dawes) F. 22 North Shore Gas Co. (K.L. Ames; George F. Goodnow; C.T. Boynton; Rufus C. Dawes; Elmer Dover; A.Volney Foster; C.F. Humphrey) F. 23 Northwestern Trust & Savings Bank (Theodore M. Helinski; William H. Schmidt; Charles D. Norton) F. 24 Charles D. Norton (First National Bank, New York) also: William J. Nevius; O.H. Harriman; S.W.M. Bishop; Francis L. Hine; H.P. Danson; Henry Dawes F. 25 Charles D. Norton (Treasury Dept.; Merchants Club) Box 54 Correspondence 1907 - 1914 O - P F. 1 O General F. 2 Ohio Cities Gas 1914 Incl.: Underwriters' agreement for stock; B.G. Dawes (Columbus Gas & Fuel);

Stock certificate receipts F. 3 Oil Syndicate; C.G. Dawes to A.J. Earling; S.M. Felton; M.M. Kirkman; B.F. Blye; S.M. Felton F. 4 I.C. O'Laughlin F. 5 Charles S. Olcott F. 6 F. F. Oldham; Lovell Oldham F. 7 W. Irving Osborne F. 8 Joseph E. Otis (J.E.O.) (Central Trust Co. of Ill.) F. 9 Ottumwa Gas Light, Heat & Power Co.

Toby & Lamarche; Rufus C. Dawes F. 10 Owensboro Gaslight Co. (Charles E. Pain; George S. Shinnick; Cyrus R. Heath; plan of reorganization) F. 11 L.S. Owsley (executor of estate of Charles J. Yerkes) F. 12 P General F. 13 Harry Pabst (Commonwealth Edison)




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F. 14 Max Pam (incl. George M. Reynolds) F. 15 Eugene H. Pearson (Gene) F. 16 Clarence Peck; Ferdinand Peck; George R. Peck F. 17 Joseph L. Pelton F. 18 Peoples Trust & Savings Bank (C.H. Bosworth; James F. Meagher) F. 19 George W. Perkins F. 20 Frederick Phinney; Arthur S. Phinney; Phinney's United States Band F. 21 Clark L. Poole & Co. F. 22 Portland Economy Gas Co. F. 23 Postmaster, Chicago (D.A. Campbell; J.E. Bennett) F. 24 Princeton Key & Seal Club (Roger Hinds) F. 25 Private Banks 1912 (misc. bankers) B.F. Harris, Illinois Bankers Assoc.; Central Trust Co. of Illinois F. 26 Pulaski Gas Light Co.; Bankers Trust Co.; Richmond Ligh, Heat & Power; Noel Young Bond & Stock Co.; Henry Dawes Box 55 Correspondence 1907 - 1914 R - Sc F. 1 R General

Andrew Russel J.M. Roach Redpath - Brockway Bureau

F. 2 Railroad Securities Commission (W.E.S. Griswold) F. 3 A.C. Raleigh F. 4 Gordon A. Ramsay F. 5 Albert H. Rankin (Lincoln Bank, Springfield) F. 6 George C. Rankin (Insolvent National Banks) F. 7 W.A. Rankin F. 8 Albert Rathbone (Joline, Larkin & Rathbone) F. 9 B.B. Ray F. 10 Donald A. Raymond F. 11 I.M. Raymond F. 12 Real Estate Board (Edward M. Willoughby) F. 13 Red Cross; Red Cross Endowment Fund

"Conservation: The Principle of the Red Cross" by Mabel T. Boardman F. 14 Walter Reeves F. 15 Alexander H. Revell F. 16 George M. Reynolds (Continental Bank of Chicago) F. 17 Charles Ridgely (Ridgely National Bank) F. 18 William Barret Ridgely (Treasury Dept.) 1907 F. 19 " " " 1908 F. 20 " " " 1909 - 1914 (Ridgely National B.) F. 21 John M. Rinewalt F. 22 George E. Roberts (Commercial National Bank, Chicago; Treasury Dept.) F. 23 Theodore W. Robinson F. 24 William A. Rodenberg (House of Representatives) F. 25 Edwin F. Rorebeck F. 26 Walter W. Ross F. 27 T. Arthur Russell F. 28 S General

B.F. Salzer Lumber J.C. Shaffer (Chicago Evening Post) Arthur J. Scrogin (Home State Bank) George R. Sheldon




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M. H. Shirley (wheel patent) Smith & Dunn Willis Pullman Stewart Mrs. Graeme Stewart Will Thomas Stewart

F. 29 G.C. St. John (New York Steam Co.) F. 30 F.P. Sargent F. 31 Waddell Satchings (Platt Iron Works Co.) F. 32 F.M. Savage F. 33 Nathan B. Scott (U.S. Trust Co.; Continental Trust) Box 56 Correspondence 1907 - 1914 Se - V F. 1 Seattle Lighting Co.

Harris Trust & Savings; Norman W. Harris & Co.; H.R. Clise; Rufus C. Dawes F. 2 Arthur W. Sewall (Barber Asphalt Paving Co.) F. 3 Jane Shedd; Sarah Shedd; W.A. Shedd (from Persia); Ephraim C. Shedd F. 4 John C. Shedd F. 5 Robert L. Sheppard (Insurance on Dawes house) F. 6 E.B. Sherman; Margaret B. Sherman F. 7 James S. Sherman F. 8 Lawrence Y. Sherman 1907 - 1910 F. 9 Lawrence Y. Sherman 1911 - 1914 F. 10 Sherman Anti-Trust Law re: Dawes' article

Thomas Creigh; George W. Perkins F. 11 Sherman Gas, Light & Fuel Co.

Edward P. Holmes; A.G. Lester (Farwell Trust); W.E. Jakway; Rufus C. Dawes

F. 12 Shreveport Electric Light & Power Co. F. 13 Shreveport Land Trust Agreement (S.S. Hunter (Caddo Gas & Oil); S.M. Felton; A.J. Earling;

A.G. Curtis) F. 14 Hiram L. Sibley (violin sale) F. 15 William G. Sibley F. 16 H.L. Simmons (Farm News, Simmons Publ.) F. 17 E.K. Smith (State National Bank, Texarkana) F. 18 Frank L. Smith (First National Bank, Dwight) F. 19 Irvin McD. Smith F. 20 South Shore Gas Bonds (Everett L. Crawford; Rufus C. Dawes) F. 21 Henry Speer, Jr. F. 22 James Speyer F. 23 George F. Steele F. 24 A.W. Suter (Corn Products Refining Co.) F. 25 T General

Adolf Tandler Charles M. Thomson (Chicago City Council)

F. 26 Tacoma Gas Light Co. (Downie D. Muir; E.H. Gay & Co.; E.N. Foss; William Taft) F. 27 Texarkana Gas & Electric Co. (Gessler & Krausnick; Worthington & Reeve; Mississippi

Valley Trust Co.; Henry Dawes) F. 28 Robert J. Thompson (American Consular Service) F. 29 Edward Tilden F. 30 U General F. 31 W. Orison Underwood F. 32 Union Gas & Electric (Harrison National Bank; Fred Beall)




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F. 33 Frederic W. Upham (National Republican Convention Comm.) F. 34 John Utt, Jr. (Brunet FAlls Mfg.; Rock Island Lines; Cornell Wood Products) F. 35 V General

American Guild of Violinists F. 36 P.A. Valentine F. 37 F.A. Vanderlip (National City Bank of New York) F. 38 Vicksburg Light & Traction F. 39 Henry C. Vincent Box 57 Correspondence 1907 - 1914 W - Y F. 1 W General

Robert J. Wynne John B. Wright John L. Wilson F.E. Watkins (First National Bank, Hawarden, Iowa)

F. 2 J.N. Wallace (Central Trust Co.; Chicago Consolidated Traction) F. 3 William B. Waller (Lawrence Turner & Co.; Tradesmen's National Bank, Philadelphia) F. 4 John R. Walsh (Chicago Southern Railway Syndicate) F. 5 James Walsh (E.C. Ritsher) F. 6 Albert Watkins (Western Publishing; Nebraska Insurance) F. 7 Wallis Weaver (First State Bank, Columbus, Miss.) F. 8 Weeden & Co. Investment Securities F. 9 John W. Weeks (House of Representatives) F. 10 Charles O. Whedon re: Chickasha Light, Heat & Power F. 11 J.G. White & Co. (J.G.White; F.H. Reed) F. 12 James White F. 13 Walter H. Wilson (Western Trust & Savings) F. 14 Woods Investment Co. (Mark Woods; Lebolt & Co.) F. 15 Carroll D. Wright (Clark College; King-Richardson Co.) F. 16 Richard Yates F. 17 Yerkes Estate 1909 - 1911 F. 18 Yerkes Estate 1912 - 1914 F. 19 George W. Young F. 20 Young Men's Christian Association - Chicago (L.J. Dunn; E.D. Jacob; A.B. Dale) F. 21 P. Youree (Commercial National Bank, Shreveport) F. 22 C.G. Dawes' speeches, correspondence re: F. 23 C.G.D., "Sherman Anti-Trust Law and its Relation to the Public", 7/25/1907; with "Digest of Address", 11/22/1907. Delivered to Commercial Club of Chicago. Box 58 Illinois Tunnel Co. 1909 - 1914 F. 1 n.d. "Before the committee on gas, oil and electric light. . .City Council. . .Chicago"

"Two miles a minute", Universal Pneumatic Transmission Co. (brochure) F. 2 October - December, 1909

Court orders; Corporation Trust Co. vs. Illinois Tunnel; Corporation Trust Co. vs. Chicago Warehouse & Terminal Minutes of Receivers: Edwin A. Potter, David R. Forgan, Charles G. Dawes, Louis C. Krauthoff; C.O. Frisbie F. 3 January - April, 1910

C.O. Frisbie; Edwin A. Potter; David R. Forgan; L.C. Krauthoff; Sears, Meagher & Whitney Minutes of the Receivers; Frederic A. Delano, "Railway terminals & their relation to city planning"

F. 4 May - August, 1910 C.O. Frisbie; L.C. Krauthoff; Nathaniel G. Sears; Commonwealth Edison Agreement between Potter, Dawes & Forgan




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F. 5 September - December 1910 C.O. Frisbie; Sears, Meagher & Whitney; Joseph Harris, Subway Telephone Construction Co. Illinois Tunnel & Chicago Warehouse & Terminal Co. Statement of earnings & expenses, 12/1/09 - 12/1/10

F. 6 January - May, 1911 C.O. Frisbie; L.C. Krauthoff; Sears, Meagher & Whitney Alfred Slade, engineer's report "Financial condition", May 1, 1911

F. 7 June - August, 1911 C.O. Frisbie; L.C. Krauthoff; Herbert C. Wright "Financial statement of telephone situation", July, 1911

F. 8 September - December, 1911 C.O. Frisbie; David R. Forgan; Herbert C. Wright Alfred Slade, engineer

F. 9 January - March, 1912 C.O. Frisbie; Sears, Meagher & Whitney; L.C. Krauthoff Telephone Dept. financial report, 7/13/11 - 1/1/12

F. 10 April - December, 1912; 1913 - 1914 C.O. Frisbie; L.C. Krauthoff; Edwin A. Potter Notices of suits filed, July, 1912 Central Trust or Corporation Trust vs. Illinois Tunnel or Chicago Warehouse. . . H.B. Kennell, Citizens National Bank; William Tod; Sears, Meagher & Whitney; F.W. Tracy, Chicago

Tunnel Co. Box 59A Scrapbook 1910 – 1914 Incl. Chicago Grand Opera, Dawes Hotels Box 59B Scrapbook 1914 - 1915 Incl. clippings, Dawes Hotels, and Dawes speeches, addresses, etc. Box 60 Correspondence 1914 - 1915 A - C F. 1 A general

Jane Andrews Karl Anderson Knowlton L. Ames A.D. Alderman J.A. Arnold

F. 2 Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co. F. 3 J. Ogden Armour F. 4 Claude Ashbrook & Co. (Investment Securities) F. 5 B general

Scott Bone Brunet Falls Mfg. Josephine L. Busse Alice Carter Butler Howard Baker George Buckland

F. 6 Babcock, Rushton & Co. F. 7 Beach family (incl. Dawes' sister) F. 8 Joseph W. Blabon (Chicago Great Western R.R.)

"Prosperity for all--except the railways" F. 9 Marshall C. Blain F. 10 B.F. Blye F. 11 D.W. Blymyer F. 12 Booth Fisheries




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F. 13 W.W. Boyd F. 14 Charles T. Boynton F. 15 Simon Buchhalter F. 16 S.H. Burnam (First National Bank, Lincoln; P.R. Easterday) F. 17 H.C. Butler F. 18 C general

William Merrill Chester Andrew Camarota (International Cooperative & Labor Aid Assoc.) Robert S. Clark E.A.S. Clarke Joan Chalmers

F. 19 William H. Carter F. 20 Central Leather Co. F. 21 Central Trust Co. of Illinois (W.S. Abbott; William R. Dawes; John H. Lehnhard; Albert G. Mang) F. 22 Central Trust Co. of New York (M. Ferguson; G.W. Davison; James Wallace; R.C. Roetger) F. 23 William L. Chambers (Commissioner, U.S. Board of Mediation) F. 24 Chicago Grand Opera Co. (Cleofonte Campanini) F. 25 Chicago Railways Co. (Frank L. Hupp) F. 26 Chicago, Rock Island, & Pacific R.R. F. 27 Clifton Oil Co. F. 28 Julia G.L. Coffee F. 29 Coffee line/Bread line F. 30 Frank W. Collins F. 31 Cornell Finance Co. F. 32 Bruce Cortelyou F. 33 Earl M. Cranston F. 34 Mrs. D.H. Culver F. 35 Richard H. Curtis Box 61 Correspondence 1914 - 1915 D - H F. 1 D general

Day Co. F. 2 J.M. Dalzell F. 3 D.D. Davies F. 4 Beman G. Dawes (Columbus Oil & Fuel; Ohio Cities Gas) F. 5 Henry M. Dawes

Rufus C. Dawes Rufus F. Dawes Hotel and Dawes' family

F. 6 Dawes (unrelated to CGD) F. 7 F.A. Delano (Federal Reserve Board) F. 8 Delta Upsilon F. 9 Andreas Dippel (Dippel Opera Comique Co.) F. 10 Elmer Dover F. 11 I.L. Dunn (Smith & Dunn) F. 12 W.W. Dyar F. 13 E general

Evansville Ice Storage Co. Charles T. Essig

F. 14 George H. Earle, Jr. (Real Estate Trust Co. of Philadelphia; Edward S. Buckley, Jr.) George H. Earle, III (Pennsylvania Sugar Co.)

F. 15 A.J. Earling (Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R.R.) F. 16 Fred R. Easterday (First Trust Co., Lincoln)




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F. 17 Paul W. Eaton F. 18 F general

W.W. Flannagan (Congress, Joint Comm. on Rural Credits) F. 19 S.M. Felton (Chicago Great Western R.R.) F. 20 Volney W. Foster (estate) 1914 - 1916 F. 21 C.O. Frisbie (Cornell Wood Products Co.) F. 22 G general

S.M. Gardenhire F. 23 Blanche Garten F. 24 George H. Gaston, Jr. F. 25 A.W. Green F. 26 Percy H. Greer (re: purchase of McKinley ballot box) F. 27 Glenn Dillard Gunn (American Symphony Orchestra) F. 28 H general

Hubert J. Hewitt (National Surety Co.) Francis L. Hine (First National Bank, New York) E.J. Hainer Lee Hammond (Federal Huber Co.) Roger Hinds Charles D. Hilles Donald P. Hart

F. 29 Charles A. Hanna F. 30 Harris Trust & Savings Bank (Albert W. Harris) F. 31 Edward F. Hays F. 32 George W. Hinman (Marietta College) F. 33 Edward P. Holmes (Municipal Utilities; Russell Palmer) F. 34 George W. Holmes (First Trust Co., Lincoln) F. 35 Alice Forbes Perkins Hooper F. 36 Horn & Hardart Co. (J.V. Horn; F. Hardart F. 37 Hornblower & Weeks F. 38 Houghton Mifflin Co. (Charles S. Olcott) F. 39 Harry B. Hoyt; Bessie D. Hoyt Box 62 Correspondence 1914 - 1915 I - R F. 1 I - J general

Jenkin Lloyd Jones (Abraham Lincoln Ctr.) George R. Jones (Ravinia Co.)

F. 2 Illinois Tunnel Co. (Illinois Telephone & Telegraph) F. 3 Samuel Insull F. 4 William B. Joyce F. 5 K general

M.M. Kirkman Otto H. Kahn Knickerbocker Ice Co.

F. 6 Joseph B. Kealing F. 7 Chauncey Keep (re: Chicago Railways Co.) F. 8 King, Farnum & Co. F. 9 L.C. Krauthoff F. 10 L general (incl. misc. unidentified blueprints)

A.B. Leach Fred K. Lane (Seattle Lighting Co.) Howard A. Loeb (Tradesman's National Bank)




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Maurice Leon F. Emory Lyon (Central Howard Assoc.)

F. 11 Thomas W. Lamont F. 12 James Hamilton Lewis F. 13 Philip Lydig F. 14 M general

John Lee Mahin Malcolm McDowell Samuel McRoberts Mendota First National Bank Medill McCormick C.H. Markham (Illinois Central R.R.) Thomas Bird Mosher

F. 15 J. McBrien (Dept. of the Interior) F. 16 Harold F. McCormick F. 17 John T. McCutcheon F. 18 James F. McKinley F. 19 Mary S. Mariman; F.E. Mariman F. 20 Samuel K. Martin (Markoe, Morgan & Co.) F. 21 Will M. Maupin (Midwest Magazine) F. 22 Paul E. Merrill (Bonds & Mortgages) F. 23 W.W. Mills (First National Bank, Marietta) F. 24 J.P. Morgan F. 25 D.D. Muir (First National Bank, Boston) F. 26 E.T. Murray; J.J. Mulcahy (Dr. Combes Sanitarium) F. 27 N general

Charles D. Norton National Surety Co.

F. 28 O general George K. Owsley

F. 29 Ohio Cities Gas F. 30 Lovell A. Oldham F. 31 P general

Dom de Phillippe-Phiney Persian War Relief

F. 32 Max Pam (Pam & Hurd) F. 33 C.L. Parker F. 34 Philip Payne F. 35 Joseph L. Pelton F. 36 R general

C.S. Robinson C.H. Rudge

F. 37 Russell Radford (Appleton's Cyclopedia of American Biography; re: Rufus Dawes) F. 38 Republican Party (carbon typescripts, by CGD?)

nomination speech for Lawrence Y. Sherman; "Provisions of the law of 1913 for election of delegates to National Convention"

F. 39 Alexander H. Revell F. 40 H.E. Reynolds F. 41 William Barret Ridgely F. 42 Kline L. Roberts (Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra) F. 43 William A. Rodenberg




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F. 44 Julius Rosenwald F. 45 R.S. Rutler (Spokane & Eastern Trust Co.) F. 46 Rumely Preferred Box 63 Correspondence 1914 - 1915 S - Z F. 1 S general

Frank L. Shepard (Chicago Assoc. of Commerce) Florence L. Scott Margaret B. Sherman John C. Shaffer Arthur Sewall N.B. Scott Z.G. Simmons (Simmons Mfg.) William Sharp

F. 2 John C. Shedd; Jane Shedd F. 3 Lawrence Y. Sherman F. 4 W.G. Sibley; H.S. Sibley; H. Ellis Sibley et al. F. 5 W.P. Sisson F. 6 Giacomo Spadoni (re: tenor Petropoulas) F. 7 T - V general

Frederic W. Taylor William H. Taft O.G. Thompson John Utt

F. 8 Francis Jay Underhill (Porto Rico Gas Co.) F. 9 A. Uhrlaub F. 10 W general

Mark W. Woods Miller Weir Asa W. Waters W.G. Wilson (Old Line Bankers Life)

F. 11 Edward J. Wade F. 12 J.N. Wallace (Central Trust Co. of New York) F. 13 W.D. Washburn F. 14 M. Weil (National Bank of Commerce, Lincoln) F. 15 J.G. White F. 16 Y - Z general

William Youngblood M.A. Young

F. 17 Charles T. Yerkes Estate F. 18 Miscellaneous - Financial

Stockholders reports, misc. financial records, receipts, mostly railroads, utilities, oil co. F. 19 Miscellaneous ephemera

Photographs (lock & dam); invitations, memberships List of books on ancient Greece Inasmuch Mission, Philadelphia Illinois Bankers Assoc. report on Senate bill Union League Club members for speech

F. 20 Anglo-French Loan correspondence on public opinion mostly Sept/Oct. 1915 Box 64 Correspondence 1916 A - E F. 1 A general




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American Brass Co.; C.P. Brooker American Gas Institute

F. 2 W.T. Abbott (Central Trust Co. of Illinois) F. 3 A.D. Alderman F. 4 Knowlton L. Ames (Booth Fisheries) F. 5 N.L. Amster F. 6 Alfred C. Andrews (Chase National Bank, New York) F. 7 B general

Simon Buchhalter Dr. Albert H. Burr Joseph G. Butler (National McKinley Birthplace Memorial)

F. 8 Babcock and Rushton F. 9 Howard Baker (Eastern Brass & Ingot Co.) F. 10 D.W. Blymyer (Evansville Ice & Storage) F. 11 W.W. Boyd F. 12 Willliam C. Boyden F. 13 C.T. Boynton F. 14 George Buckland F. 15 Joe L. Burnham (First Savings Bank, Lincoln) F. 16 John Burnham & Co. re: Central Trust Co. of Illinois F. 17 S.H. Burnham (First National Bank of Lincoln) F. 18 Alice Carter Butler F. 19 H.C. Butler F. 20 C general

Cleofonte Campini Temple Cutler J.W. Crabbe (Tazewell County National Bank) T.G. Cook Chicago Grand Opera Co. Civic Music Assoc.

F. 21 Calhoun, Lyford & Sheean re: trust lease in Lincoln, Neb.; Andrew Cooke F. 22 William H. Carter F. 23 James H. Causey F. 24 Central Trust Co. of New York (M. Ferguson; J.N. Wallace; F.J. Fuller) F. 25 Joan Chalmers F. 26 Joe Mitchell Chapple F. 27 G.W. Cook (South Chester Tube Co.) F. 28 Sam Couch F. 29 Earl M. Cranston F. 30 Mrs. D.H. Culver "Cullie" F. 31 D general

Mrs. H.T. Dobbins, Y.W.C.S. Stephen A. Day

F. 32 Franklin P. Daley (Rufus F. Dawes Hotel, Boston) F. 33 J.M. Dalzell F. 34 D.D. Davies F. 35 Beman G. Dawes (Ohio Cities Gas) F. 36 Henry M. Dawes (Dawes Bros. Inc.) F. 37 Rufus C. Dawes F. 38 Dawes family (W.R. Dawes; James W. Dawes; William Dawes Jr. history) F. 39 Rufus S. Day F. 40 F.A. Delano (Federal Reserve Board)




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F. 41 Andreas Dippel (Dippel Opera Comique) F. 42 Elmer Dover (Tacoma Gas Co.) F. 43 I.L. Dunn (Smith & Dunn) F. 44 W.W. Dyar F. 45 E general

Bernhard A. Eckhart F. 46 George H. Earle, Jr. (Real Estate Trust Co. of Phil.) F. 47 George H. Earle, III (Pennsylvania Sugar Co.) F. 48 Fred R. Easterday (First Trust Co., Lincoln) F. 49 P.R. Easterday (First National Bank of Lincoln) Box 65 Correspondence 1916 F - O F. 1 F general

H.B. Frissell (Hampton Normal & Agricultural Inst.) Otto Falk (Allis-Chalmers Mfg.) Eleanor Fisher Arthur Farwell (Chicago Club) Col. Milton J. Foreman First National Bank of Boston

F. 2 S.M. Felton (Chicago Great Western R.R.) F. 3 Stanley Field (Marshall Field & Co.) F. 4 Nathaniel French F. 5 C.O. Frisbie (Cornell Wood Products) F. 6 G general

Corinne C. Gray Graham & Co.

F. 7 Robert J. Gamble (Gamble, Wagner & Danforth) F. 8 A.N. Green F. 9 Glenn Dillard Gunn (American Symphony Orchestra) F. 10 H general

Edward Hamilton Watt Henderson Horn & Hardart George W. Hinman A. Barton Hepburn (Chase National Bank) Harry S. Howland

F. 11 E.J. Hainer (Hainer & Craft; Lincoln Terminar Co.) F. 12 C.H. Haney (Int'l Harvester) F. 13 Charles A. Hanna F. 14 F.S. Heath (Ohio Cities Gas) F. 15 George W. Holmes (First Trust Co., Lincoln) F. 16 Walter H. Holmes (Pioneer Trust Co.) F. 17 Alice Perkins Hooper F. 18 Houghton Mifflin F. 19 Hughes National College League; George Brokaw Compton F. 20 E.C. Hulbert F. 21 I - J general

Irish Run Oil F. 22 Martin Insull; Samuel Insull (Middle West Utilities; re: Chickasha Gas & Electric) F. 23 Jenks, Gwynne & Co. F. 24 K general

Edward C. Kohlsaat (Kansas City Title & Trust)




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F. 25 Otto H. Kahn F. 26 L general

Ida M. Lane (Chicago Woman's Club) Frank B. Loomis (Oil Industry Assoc. of Calif.) James Hamilton Lewis

F. 27 T.W. Lamont F. 28 Lemuel D. Lilly re: real estate for D.D. Davies F. 29 John J. "Jack" Lindley; Rena Lindley F. 30 Philip M. Lydig F. 31 M general

Charles F. McLean John Mitchell S.G. McMullin W.E. Mathews E.M. Montgomery W.B. McKinley John T. McCutcheon

F. 32 J.R. McGinley F. 33 James F. McKinley F. 34 Paul E. Merrill (Bonds & Mortgages) F. 35 H.N. Merwin (Society Press Syndicate; William E. Malone) F. 36 Metropolitan Gas & Electric F. 37 Mexico Fuel Oil Co. F. 38 W.W. Mills; Betsy Mills (First National Bank, Marietta) F. 39 Percy Montgomery F. 40 J.P. Morgan F. 41 H.N. Morris (Central National Bank) F. 42 D.D. Muir (First National Bank of Boston) F. 43 N general

F. Wight Neumann F. 44 O general

Charles S. Olcott John J. O'Connor (American Red Cross)

F. 45 J.E. Otis Box 66 Correspondence 1916 P - Z F. 1 P general

Dr. C. Pusheck R. Preszburg Fannie Pangle Henry J. Patten James A. Patten Portland Cement Assoc.

F. 2 Packard Motor Car Co. F. 3 Max Pam F. 4 John Barton Payne (Winston, Payne, Strawn & Payne) F. 5 Philip Payne F. 6 Joseph L. Pelton F. 7 Lin William Price (National Young Men's Republican League) F. 8 R general

Railway Executives Adivsory Comm.; Edgar J. Rich Max Rabinoff (Boston National Grand Opera)




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R.L. Rutter (Spokane & Eastern Trust) F. 9 Republican National Press (Hugh Knapp; Prosperity Mag.) F. 10 William Barret Ridgeley F. 11 Roberts Coke Ovens (Thomas H. Norton) F. 12 C.H. Rudge F. 13 Rufus F. Dawes Hotel Assoc. F. 14 S general

Thomas Clark Spearman Howard O. Sprogle F.D. Stout Henry L. Stoddard

F. 15 Charles H. Sabin (Guaranty Trust Co. of New York) F. 16 John C. Shedd; Jane Shedd; N.A. Shedd; Margaret Shedd F. 17 J.E. Sheldon F. 18 Ellis Sibley; H. Ellis Sibley; Hiram L. Sibley F. 19 W.G. Sibley (Gallipolis Tribune) F. 20 Southern Counties Gas F. 21 T general

William Hale Thompson William G. Thon

F. 22 Frank Trumbull (Railway Executives Advisory Comm.) F. 23 U - V general

W.H. Upham Ralph Van Vechten (Continental & Commercial National Bank; re: Cliff Dwellers)

F. 24 B. Ulrich F. 25 Fred W. Upham F. 26 John F. Utt; J.E. Utt F. 27 W. Gerard Vermilye (American Foreign Securities) F. 28 W general

Mark S. Watson M. Williamson (People's Trust & Savings Bank, Galesburg)

F. 29 J.N. Wallace (Central Trust Co. of New York) F. 30 Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, Stanford Univ. re: Margaret Shedd F. 31 W.C. Willard (Hayden-Clinton National Bank) F. 32 Y - Z

Mrs. A.E. Yerex (Chautauqua Tours & Rex Tours) F. 33 W.S. Yates F. 34 Miscellaneous (financial information, reports, receipts, etc.) F. 35 Misc. (banking bill; press statements by CGD (?); biographical sketches of CGD; unidentified corr. Note: The following correspondence for 1917 - 1919 was divided by Dawes because of his service in WWI into four main sections: January - July, 1917; personal and business correspondence for August, 1917 - 1919; war-related material which was not classified or housed in Washington, D.C.; and material pertaining to the Military Board of Allied Supply. There were some exceptions to this system in his files. Box 67 Correspondence 1917 (mostly Jan. - July) A - G F. 1 A general

J. Ogden Armour American Foreign Securities Co.

F. 2 W.T. Abbott (Central Trust Co. of Illinois; Rufus F. Dawes Hotel Assoc.) F. 3 A.D. Alderman (Penncrude Sales Co.) F. 4 Allied Bazaar




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F. 5 Knowlton L. Ames F. 6 Claude Ashbrook & Co. F. 7 B general F. 8 Babcock, Rushton & Co. F. 9 Ferdinand R. Bain (Southern Counties Gas Co.) F. 10 Howard Baker (Eastern Brass & Ingot) F. 11 B.F. Blye (Central Trust Co. of Illinois) F. 12 Clarence F. Buck F. 13 George Buckland F. 14 H.C. Butler F. 15 C general

Porter Crooks Chase National Bank

F. 16 William H. Carter F. 17 Central Trust Co. of Illinois F. 18 Central Trust Co. of New York (Charles J. Farrell; M. Ferguson; W.H. Ludlum) F. 19 D general

J.M. Dalzell Rena G. Decker Louise Givin Dawes Clarence Dillon

F. 20 Henry P. Davison (J.P. Morgan & Co.; American Red Cross) F. 21 Beman G. Dawes (Ohio Cities Gas) F. 22 Henry M. Dawes F. 23 Rufus C. Dawes F. 24 Dawes family F. 25 Dawes Bros. Inc F. 26 Rufus F. Dawes Hotel; Mary Gates Dawes Hotel F. 27 Louisa Dawson F. 28 Rufus S. Day F. 29 Day Co. F. 30 F. A. Delano (Federal Reserve Board) F. 31 Andreas Dippel F. 32 W.W. Dyar F. 33 E general F. 34 George H. Earle, Jr. (Real Estate Trust...Philadelphia) F. 35 George H. Earle III (Penn. Sugar Co.) F. 36 William G. Edens (Central Trust...IL; Recruiting Officer...Engineers) F. 37 Malcolm F. Euren re: absorption refrigerating machine F. 38 F general F. 39 Arthur B. Farwell (Chicago Law & Order League) F. 40 S.M. Felton F. 41 Milton J. Foreman F. 42 Nathaniel French F. 43 John R. Freuler (Empire All Star Corp.) F. 44 C.O. Frisbie (Continental Machine & Foundry; Cornell Wood Products Co.) F. 45 G general

Samuel Gompers Graham & Co., Bankers Corinne C. Gray Gearhart Knitting Machine Co. W.D. Guthrie, Amer. Co. . .French War Orphans




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F. 46 Guaranty Trust Co. of New York (N.D. Jay) F. 47 Glenn Dillard Gunn (American Symphony Orchestra) Box 68 Correspondence 1917 (Jan. - July) H - S F. 1 H general

Charles A. Hanna Edward M. Holloway (Indiana Soc. of Chicago) George W. Hinman, Jr. Horn & Hardart

F. 2 Frank M. Hall (Hall & Bishop; Hall, Woods & Pound) F. 3 Edward J. Hamilton (City News Bureau of Chicago) F. 4 F. S. Heath (Ohio Cities Gas) F. 5 Brad Hulbert F. 6 I - J general

Martin J. Insull Harry Pratt Judson (University of Chicago) F. 7 Irish Run Oil Co. F. 8 J.W. Jones (Federal Reserve Bank of NY; re: liberty bonds) F. 9 William B. Joyce (National Surety Co.) F. 10 K general

Francis J. Kilkenny M.M. Kirkman Joseph B. Kealing

F. 11 L general Philip M. Lydig George Lansley Joseph H. Londrigan George W. Law

F. 12 James Hamilton Lewis F. 13 M general

R.W. McIlvain Cyrus H. McCormick Harriet Monroe Moniteau Development Co. John T. McCutcheon Edgar L. Masters Thomas P. Martin (Harvard Comm. on Western History)

F. 14 Nicholas Malouf (Harris Trust & Savings) F. 15 James F. McKinley F. 16 McKinley National Memorial Assoc. F. 17 W.W. Mills (First National Bank, Marietta) F. 18 J.P. Morgan & Co. (Dawes Bros. Inc. account; list of stockholders) F. 19 N general

Wilbur D. Nesbit F. 20 O general

D.G. Owen (Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway; "A Message to Garcia"; NY: Roycrofters, 1916) F. 21 Ohio Cities Gas F. 22 J.E. Otis (Central Trust Co. of Illinois) F. 23 P general

Egon Pollak James A. Patten Dom de Phillipe




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John J. Pershing F. 24 J.M. Page (Illinois Centennial Comm.) F. 25 Max Pam (Pam & Hurd; re: Opera Co. lease; Farwell Trust) F. 26 John Barton Payne (Winston, Payne, Strawn & Shaw) F. 27 Joseph L. Pelton F. 28 Gilbert E. Porter F. 29 Q - R

Leigh Reilly Gordon A. Ramsay William A. Read & Co. Alexander Revell George C. Rankin

F. 30 S general L.C. St John James E. Sentz Margaret B. Sherman E. H. Scott (re: Travellers' Aid Soc.) Fred W. Scott Z.G. Simmons

F. 31 W.G. Sibley (Gallipolis Daily Trib.) F. 32 W.P. Sisson F. 33 W.H. Stead Box 69 Correspondence 1917 (Jan - July) T - Z F. 1 T general F. 2 U - V

J.E. Utt B. Ulrich W. Gerard Vermilye (American Foreign Securities) Louis P. Verande (Chicago Opera Assoc.)

F. 3 W general Morris Wolf (Horn & Hardart) T.K. Webster Alice R. Willard Walter H. Wilson

F. 4 J.N. Wallace (Central Trust Co. of New York) F. 5 Charles A. Ward (Dayton Gas Co.) F. 6 Ray Lyman Wilbur (Leland Stanford Jr. Univ.) F. 7 Y - Z general

Y. Bryan Yamashita (Mogi Bank) F. 8 Misc. financial records

Southwestern Gas & Elecric, 1912 - 1916 Louisiana Exploration Co. Misc. earnings/income figures

F. 9 Misc. articles/drafts Farming and Fighting LaSalle St. Bank carbon letter re: road building plan

F. 10 Misc. ephemera, incl. financial reports, clippings J. Moody, War Resources of the U.S. Allis-Chalmers. . .annual report, 1916 Senate bill no. 312, 1917: An act concerning corporations with banking powers




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Booth Fisheries Probate. . .estate of William J. Calhoun The Status of dissolved corporations. . .1917

Correspondence re: regiment Recruitment for the 17th Engineers F. 11 A - B

P.C. Bullard O.R. Barnet

F. 12 C - E W.H. Carter Clarence Dillon W.G. Edens

F. 13 B.G. Dawes; H.M. Dawes; R.C. Dawes; W.R. Dawes et al F. 14 F - I

Samuel M. Felton James Forgon Samuel Insull

F. 15 L - M Austin Lynch W.W. Mills J.P. Morgan Robert H. McCormick Chauncey McCormick

F. 16 N - R J.E. Otis A.C. Ridgeway

F. 17 S - Z J.N. Wallace

F. 18 Ephemera re: recruitment news clippings CGD acceptance telegram carbon 6/11/1917 misc. photo

Box 70 Personal/business correspondence 1917 - 1919 A - C F. 1 A general F. 2 William T. Abbott (Central Trust Co. of Illinois) F. 3 E.W. Adams (Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul; H.E. Byron) F. 4 Allis-Chalmers (J.H. McClement) F. 5 Francisco de Alvarez F. 6 American Comm. for Devastated France F. 7 American Foreign Securities Co. (W.G. Vermilye) F. 8 Knowlton L. Ames (Booth Fisheries; American Steel Foundaries) F. 9 W.G. Atwood F. 10 B general

S.B. Bradford (Central Life Insurance Co.) H.C. Butler Alice Carter Butler S.H. Burnham F.V. Burgess

F. 11 Babcock, Rushton & Co. F. 12 E.R. Baker F. 13 Howard Baker




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F. 14 Edgar A. Bancroft F. 15 A.C. Bedford (International Trade Conference, 1919) F. 16 James W. Bixby (Y.M.C.A., Evanston) F. 17 Tiffany Blake (Chicago Tribune) F. 18 B.F. Blye (Central Trust Co. of Illinois) F. 19 A.H. Bowman (Evanston News Index; Bowman Publ.) F. 20 C general

F.E. Coyne Richard Curtis Earl M. Cranston William H. Carter

F. 21 Lt. Col. W.R. Causey (American Relief Administration; Allied Railway Mission) F. 22 Central Union Trust Co. of New York (W.H. Ludlum; J.N. Wallace) F. 23 Chase National Bank F. 24 Chicago Opera Association (Glenn R. Swayze; Herbert M. Johnson) F. 25 Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific F. 26 Chicago Railways Co. F. 27 Travers Clarke F. 28 Maj. W.E. Cooper F. 29 Cornell Wood Products Co. F. 30 Porter K. Crooks F. 31 Col. E.B. Cushing Box 71 Correspondence 1917 - 1919 Dawes Family F. 1 Beman G. Dawes (Ohio Cities Gas) F. 2 Caro B. Dawes (incl. sweater supply effort) F. 2A WWI knitting project incl. official letters of commendation, statements of cost & disposition F. 3 Henry M. Dawes F. 4 Rufus C. Dawes F. 5 Dawes Bros. Inc. (Rufus C. Dawes) F. 6 William R. Dawes F. 7 William R. & Henry M. Dawes re: Central Trust Co. of Illinois; bank statements, stocks, etc. F. 8 Dawes family misc. F. 9 William C. Dawes Box 72 Correspondence 1917 - 1919 D - M general F. 1 D general

A.S. Deas Donald Des Granges Andreas Dippel

F. 2 Elmer Dover (Western Rubber Co.) F. 3 W.W. Dyar F. 4 E general

Eastern Brass & Ingot Corp. F. 5 Paul W. Eaton F. 6 Employers Assoc. of Chicago (Victor Gannon) F. 7 Frank E. Estes F. 8 F general

Lillie Hamilton French (National Inst. of Social Sciences) Robert M. Falkenau

F. 9 S.M. Felton (Chicago Great Western R.R.) F. 10 First National Bank of New York




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F. 11 Gen. Reginald Ford F. 12 David R. Forgan (National City Bank) F. 13 Volney W. Foster Estate F. 14 James M. Fraser F. 15 Nathaniel French F. 16 C.O. Frisbie (Cornell Wood Products) F. 17 G general

Anne Gates Glenn Dillard Gunn

F. 18 Gertrude Gilmour re: Lens, France F. 19 T.E. Grafton (poems and photo) F. 20 Guaranty Trust Co. of New York F. 21 H general

E.P. Holmes A. Barton Hepburn re: Hughes candidacy Archer B. Hulbert F.M. Hall Watt Henderson

F. 22 Gen. James G. Harbord F. 23 B.F. Harris (First National Bank, Champaign) F. 24 A. Haustetter re: CGD glasses F. 25 Fletcher S. Heath (Ohio Cities Gas) F. 26 Edwin M. Hood F. 27 Charles M. Howe F. 28 W. F. Hutson (17th Engineers) F. 29 I general

International Trade Conference (Andrew H. Phelps) F. 30 Irish Run Oil Co. F. 31 J general

Col. T.H. Jackson F. 32 John B. Jeffery F. 33 K general F. 34 Joseph B. Kealing F. 35 Louis P. Kirby F. 36 L general

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James K. Lynch (McKinley National Memorial Assoc.) Henry D. Lindsley

F. 37 Thomas W. Lamont F. 38 Lincoln Film Corp. F. 39 Mrs. Jack J. Lindley F. 40 M general

William G. McAdoo Brig. Gen. George Van Horn Moseley J.D. Madding (First National Bank, Bridgeport) J.T. McCutcheon Dwight W. Morrow Louis D. Moorhead

Box 73 Correspondence 1917 - 1919 Mc - P F. 1 Harold F. McCormick; Medill McCormick F. 2 George McFadden F. 3 James F. McKinley F. 4 Samuel McRoberts F. 5 Robert F. Maddox (American Bankers Assoc.) F. 6 Isaac F. Marcosson F. 7 Francis H. Marling F. 8 E.C. Mears F. 9 W.W. Mills (First National Bank, Marietta) F. 10 Helen Bertram Morgan F. 11 J.P. Morgan & Co. 1917 F. 12 J.P. Morgan & Co. 1918 - 1919 F. 13 Morgan, Harjes & Co. (N.D. Jay) F. 14 Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church, Evanston F. 15 N general F. 16 O general F. 17 Ohio Cities Gas, incl. newsletters & annual report F. 18 Joseph E. Otis (Central Trust Co. of Illinois) 1917-18 (re: Webster Otis; incl. Col. W.E. Cooper) F. 19 Joseph E. Otis 1919 F. 20 P general

Mrs. Clarence S. Paine (Miss. Valley Historical Assoc.) Max Pam Marie Perrin, "Stars & Stripes" Poetry Mag.; Harriet Monroe Alva H. Perkins Ferdinand W. Peck E.H. Pearson

F. 21 Lt. Col. G.S. Patton, Jr. "Explaining the sense of duty or obligation" "Explaining discipline"

F. 22 Joseph L. Pelton re: Rufus Fearing Dawes booklets F. 23 Gen. John J. Pershing; James F. Pershing Box 74 Correspondence 1917 - 1919 Q - Z, miscellaneous, ephemera F. 1 Q - R general

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F. 2 William A. Read & Co. F. 3 A.C. Rearick (per Nathaniel French) F. 4 Col. Henry Reilly F. 5 Major W.B. Ryan F. 6 Ryan & Hart (re: Rufus Fearing Dawes booklets) F. 7 S general

W.G. Sibley C.A. Stewart Fred W. Scott Albert A. Sprague C.S. Stanton, Chicago Examiner

F. 8 Ernest U. Schroeter F. 9 Seventeenth U.S. Engineers (personnel report) F. 10 Col. John Stephen Sewell F. 11 John C. Shedd; W.A. Shedd; Jane Shedd; Margaret Shedd F. 12 Julius Smietanka (I.R.S.) F. 13 Col. H.C. Smither F. 14 John F. Smulski F. 15 Col. Charles E. Stanton F. 16 State Bank of Evanston F. 17 Edward R. Stettinius F. 18 Homer A. Stillwell F. 19 Richard D. Stinson (Atlanta Normal & Industrial Inst.) F. 20 T general

re: G.W.F. Travers’ Lincoln portrait William Hale Thompson

F. 21 Thomas E. Tallmadge (re: Dawes’ mausoleum in Rosehill Cemetery) F. 22 Helene Tournier F. 23 William F. Tuttle (Art Institute of Chicago) F. 24 U - V general

Louis P. Verande (New Orleans Grand Opera) F. 25 A. Van de Vyvere F. 26 W general

Roberts Williams F. 27 William B. Walter F. 28 Charles A. Ward (Dayton Gas Co.) F. 29 John Skelton Williams F. 30 Mark W. Woods; Frank H. Woods F. 31 Y - Z general

G.A. Youngberg F. 32 Miscellaneous - C.G. Dawes “drafts”?

The Educated Man in War To the Press of Chicago (re: private banks) re: Revue de Deux Mondes and Revue de Paris

F. 33 Miscellaneous - financial statements, receipts, reports, etc. F. 34 Misc. correspondence, August – September 1917 CGD diary, Paris, September 1917 (14pp.) General orders, 17

th Engineers and General Purchasing Agent, from CGD and others

Including Lt. Col. J.G. Harbord, Gen. J. Pershing, J.S. Sewell Box 75 Correspondence, 1917 – 1919, including General Purchasing Agent (GPA) reports F. 1 Col. Henry A. Allen




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F. 2 American Express, lists, receipts for CGS personal effects shipping F. 3 Military Board of Allied Supply dinner, incl. correspondence, invitation list, 8 July 1919 F. 4 1917 – 1918, remittances, receipts, accounts; incl. musical instruments for Army F. 5 CGD personal, Sept. 1917 – July 1919 “On the Administrative Institution of a Presidency of the Council,” 9 Nov 1918 Issue of La Renaissance, 9 Nov 1918 F. 6 GPA report, June 1917 – February 1919; preliminary and miscellaneous F. 7 GPA Daily Reports, March – April 1918 F. 8 GPA Daily Reports, May – June 1918 F. 9 GPA Daily Reports, July – September 1918 F. 10 GPA Daily Reports, October – December 1918 F. 11 GPA Daily Reports, March – December 1918 F. 12 GPA Daily Reports, August – December 1918 (printed in Journal of the Great War, by CGD) F. 13 Report of the General Purchasing Agent and Chairman of the General Purchasing Board, American Expeditionary Forces to the Commanding General, Services of Supply, American Expeditionary Forces, February 28, 1919 (used in Journal of the Great War, vol. 2; 2 cop.) F. 14 Condensed Report of the General Purchasing Agent. . . March 20, 1919 F. 15 GPA Reports correspondence, January – July 1919, incl. report on tonnage saved through 12/31/1918 Incl: Dawes, Harbord, Connor, Wright, Roop F. 16 GPA Technical Board, key map #5: Locations of American Activities Utilizing Power, Sept. 1918 GPA organization chart, March 1918 Map of France with distances marked from American area to key cities. F. 17 Auxiliary Advisory Committee correspondence, 1917 – 1918 F. 18 Inter-Allied Conference, May 1918; re: unification of Allied services of supplies F. 19 Report of Activities of the Control Bureau, GPA, December 31, 1919 F. 20 GPA Board and GPA Agent duties, September 1918 Box 76 Military Board of Allied Supply (MBAS) Correspondence, subject categories, A - Ch F. 1 MBAS subjects index F. 2 Animals F. 3 Animals: horses and mules (copies from Army papers) F. 4 Army purchase and supply reports, duplicate copies F. 5 Army purchase and supply reports and correspondence CGD, Principles of Army Purchase and Supply (2 copies with chart) CGD, Reorganization of the Army CGD, For the purpose of securing supplies. . . CGD memos to: Harbord, Pershing, Bash, Goethals, Smither F. 6 Army purchase and supply reports and statements Statement of Col. Henry C. Smither Draft by Col. H.C. Smither, Nov. 1919 J.R. Douglas, The War’s Lessons with Reference to the Supply System of the Army F. 7 Auxiliary Advisory Commission F. 8 Band of the National Army; donation of band instruments F. 9 Bedding substitutes F. 10 Belgian locomotives F. 11 Board of contracts and adjustments F. 12 Boat drills: abandon ship; Boat Drills on Army Transports; CGD draft, memos, pamphlets F. 13 British Agency F. 14 Bureau of Accounts F. 15 Canal transportation F. 16 Cancellations; construction projects and equipment (effect of General Order #54) F. 17 Charts and maps




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A.E.F. University, Beaune, general block plan, April 18, 1919 Box 77 MBAS Correspondence, subject categories, Co – Fr F. 1 Coordination and cooperation of Allied purchases F. 2 Decorations and citations given to CGD F. 3 Decorations – other F. 4 Financial accounts and settlements, 1917 F. 5 Financial accounts and settlements, January – June 1918 F. 6 Financial accounts and settlements, July 1918 – January 1919 F. 7 Financial: special memos and correspondence Lt. Col. C.L. McKeehan to E.R. Stettinius, 9/17/1918 Alexander S. Banks to E.R. Stettinius, 9/26/1918 F. 8 Forest products, 1917 F. 9 Forest products, January – March 1918 F. 10 Forest products, April 1918 – 1919 F. 11 Franco-American Purchasing Bureau F. 12 Freight cars; locomotives Box 78 MBAS Correspondence, subject categories, Fu – Li F. 1 Fuel, especially coal and wood, 1917 F. 2 General Purchasing Agent: organization, Board, etc. F. 3 Italian Agency F. 4 Labor, 1917 – February 1918 F. 5 Labor, March 1918 F. 6 Labor, April 1918 F. 7 Labor, May – July 1918 F. 8 Labor, August – November 1918 F. 9 Liaison Service F. 10 Liquidation Commission, November 1918 – February 1919 F. 11 Liquidation Commission, March – June 1919 F. 12 Liquidation Commission, July – September 1919 Incl. contract between U.S. and France, August 1, 1919 Edwin Parker testimony, August 28, 1919 Report of the Special Commissioner of Liquidation, September 11, 1919 Box 79 MBAS Correspondence, subject categories, Li – Re F. 1 Liquidation Commission minutes, March – April 1919 F. 2 Liquidation Commission minutes, May – July 1919 F. 3 Machine tools, metals, munitions F. 4 Military files, 1920 – 1921 F. 5 Miscellaneous correspondence, 1917 – July 1918; incl. R.R. McCormick, 11/7/1917 F. 6 Miscellaneous correspondence, August 1918 – 1919 F. 7 Motor transportation F. 8 Oil and gas; tank cars F. 9 Personnel and promotions F. 9A Congratulatory correspondence re: Dawes’s promotions, 1918 F. 10 Ports and shipping F. 11 Printing plant and paper F. 12 Replacements F. 13 Report by Commander Varaigne; first expression of American Army’s needs in France, 12/15/1918 F. 14 Reports, miscellaneous, 1918 – 1919




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Box 80 MBAS Correspondence, subject categories, Re – W; miscellaneous correspondence, 1918 - 1919 F. 1 Reports; AEF Forecasts, 4

th quarter, 1918

Report of the GPA. . . to Commanding General, Services of Supply, 2/28/1919 F. 2 Russian lighters F. 3 Spanish Agency F. 4 Statistics and tonnage F. 5 Swiss Agency F. 6 Technical Board of the GPA F. 7 Technical Board, report, Major Drake, 1/30/1918; appendices A – L Photostat prints of some power layout sketches, France, 1918 Final report, December 3, 1919 F. 8 Warehouse and supply depot F. 9 British correspondence, 1918 – 1919; Col. R.H. Beadon, Maj. Gen. E.E. Carter, Gen. Travers Clarke, Maj. Gen. Ford F. 10 French correspondence, 1918 – 1919; misc. incl. Georges Clemenceau, Comm. C. Payot,

Comm. H. Varaigne F. 11 Miscellaneous correspondence, 1918 – 1919; incl. Newton Baker, Orrin N. Carter, Paul D. Cravath, Maj. Gen. F.J. Kernan, Frank O. Lowden, Gen. J.W. McAndrew, Col. John W. Wright Box 81 Military Board of Allied Supply, minutes and correspondence, 1918 – 1925; misc. correspondence F. 1 MBAS formation, March – April 1918; incl. correspondence, CGD notes, drafts F. 2 MBAS formation, May 1918 F. 3 MBAS formation, June – July 1918 F. 4 MBAS minutes, June – September 1918 F. 5 MBAS minutes, October 1918 – 1919 F. 6 MBAS history, December 1919 – May 1920; most correspondence with Harry L. Hodges F. 7 MBAS history, June – October 1920; most correspondence with Harry L. Hodges F. 8 Report of the American Member. . .to the Commander in Chief, A.E.F., March 27, 1919 F. 9 Recipient list for Inter-Allied Rulings on Mechanical and Transport Service, April 1919 (see Box 85) F. 10 MBAS correspondence, miscellaneous, 1919 – 1925 CGD carbons incl.: Harry L. Hodges, Gen. Charles Payot, John W. Weeks F. 11 Extracts from Hearings before the Committee on Military Affairs, House of Representatives, Sixty-sixth Congress, First Session, 1919. . . F. 12 CGD resignation and discharge correspondence, 1919 F. 13 CGD invitations and acknowledgements, 1919 F. 14 Distribution of Duties in D.Q.M.G. Branch, chart, June 1919 F. 15 Miscellaneous correspondence, notices, general orders, etc. 1918 - 1919 F. 16 CGD, French Mission dinner toast, July 6, 1918 F. 17 Col. Harry L Hodges correspondence with CGD, 1919 F. 18 Brig. Gen. George V.H. Moseley correspondence with CGD, 1918 Box 82 Military Board of Allied Supply, files and reports, 1918 – 1926 F. 1 MBAS index F. 2 MBAS files 17.2 – 17.49; motor transport, July 1918 – March 1919 F. 3 MBAS files, 18.1 – 18.31; traffic and transport, August – October 1918 F. 4 MBAS files, 19, 21 – 23

19 Inter-Allied School for Automobile Service 20 Communication, telephone and telegraph 21 Oats and beef 22 Tonnage for transport

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F. 6 MBAS file 25; wood F. 7 MBAS files 26.1 – 26.47; forage and horses, June – November 1918 F. 8 MBAS files 28 – 33, 100

28 Food; 29 Barracks; 30 Fuel; 31 Ports 32 Conditions of Armistice, November 2, 1918; demobilization 33 Food surplus; demobilization, November 1918 100 Warehouses and storage

F. 9 MBAS Report of the Chief of Staff, American Section, MBAS. . .February 21, 1919 F. 10 MBAS Report, preliminary draft, miscellaneous F. 11 MBAS, Report of the American Member of the MBAS to the Commander in Chief, AEF, 3/27/1919 F. 12 MBAS, post-war correspondence re: published report, 1922 – 1924 F. 13 MBAS, post-war correspondence re: published report, 1925 – 1926 F. 14 MBAS, post-war correspondence re: published report, 1927 – 1928 Box 83 Scrapbook 1915 – 1917; clippings incl. Anglo-French Loan, American Symphony Orchestra, American Relief Committee, Dawes Hotels, Liberty Loan, opera Box 84 Scrapbook 1917 – 1920; clippings incl. World War I subjects, especially 17

th Engineers, Dawes Hotels,

Opera, Caro Dawes’s war work Box 85 Miscellaneous, 1915 - 1921

Anglo-French Loan: bound volume of telegrams and letters concerning the Anglo-French Loan, 1915 Scrapbook 1917 – 1920; clippings incl. WWI subjects, especially 17

th Engineers, dinner invitations and

menus, Armistice Special letters removed from scrapbook: incl. CGD to Caro, complimentary letters with translations

from Gen. Payot, Lt. Gen. Ruguoy, F.B. Whitney; and some CGD carbon replies. Lt. Col. John Price Jackson, Engrs., Historical Report of Labor Bureau, January 1, 1919 Bound carbon copy of: Address by Gen. Jean Marie Charles Payot. . .Autumn, 1921. (10pp.) Major J.P. McAdams, General Service Schools, Conference Report and correspondence, 1920 Inter-Allied Rulings on Mechanical Transport Service: traffic control, transports. 1918 (see cataloged copy: L Dawes A436r) Ephemera related to Gen. John G. Pershing, 1918-1919 Box 86 CGD, Journal of the Great War manuscript and correspondence, 1917 – 1919 F. 1 Journal ms., August - September 1917 F. 2 Journal ms., October, December 1917; carbon TL CGD to Mary B. Dawes, 10/23/1917 (5pp.) F. 3 Journal ms., January – April 1918 F. 4 Journal ms., May – July 1918 F. 5 Journal ms., August 1918; carbon TL CGD to J.J. Pershing re: MBAS, 8/24/1918; H.C. Smither to CGD re: Labor Bureau, 8/31/1918 F. 6 Journal ms., September 1918; carbon TL J.J. Pershing to Viscount Milner, 9/2/1918; Memo copy Re: supplies for AEF June – August 1918, 9/9/1918 (5pp) F. 7 Journal ms., October 1918; carbon, H.A. Drum “Field Orders,” 1

st Army Am. E.F., 10/7/1918 (2pp.)

F. 8 Journal ms., October 31, 1918; carbon TN, J.G. Harbord to J.J. Pershing, 10/31/1918; TLS J.G. Harbord to CGD, 10/31/1918

F. 9 Journal ms., November 1918; carbon TL CGD to Mary B. Dawes, 11/14/1918 (10pp.); TL copy Carl Boyd to Col. DuChene, 11/24/1918 F. 10 Journal ms., December 1918 F. 11 Journal ms., January – March 1919 F. 12 Journal ms., April – June 1919; carbon CGD itinerary, April 21 – 26, 1919;




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carbon TL CGD to Mary B. Dawes, 6/30/1919 (5pp.) F. 13 Journal ms., July 1919; carbon corr. re: CGD citation: Weygand to CGD, 7/6/1919;

Payot to CGD, 7/8/1919 F. 14 Armistice correspondence, statement by CGD, November 1918 F. 15 World War I ephemera: menus, invitations, passes, clippings, autographed photos, etc. F. 16 Miscellaneous correspondence, ephemera, 1919, incl.: carbon CGD to Grand Duke Alexander, 12/18/1919 (2pp.); Journal of the Great War brochure/order form; J.W. Thompson, “Teamwork Behind the Firing Line” Bound volume: Photographs taken by the Harbord Commission to Armenia, September and October, 1919 Box 87 Malcolm F. Ewen and Camille C. Ewen Trust, financial records, correspondence, 1915 – 1925 F. 1 Ewen trust agreement with Central Trust Co. of Illinois, signed CGD; financial statements and correspondence, 1915 – 1925 F. 2 Ewen property deeds, etc. for Spring Lake, Michigan property F. 3 Income tax records, 1916 F. 4 Income tax records, 1917 F. 5 Income tax records, 1918 F. 6 Income tax records, 1919 F. 7 Income tax records, 1920 F. 8 Income tax records, 1920 F. 9 Income tax records, amended return, 1920 F. 10 Income tax records, 1921 F. 11 Income tax records, amended return, 1921 F. 12 Miscellaneous correspondence re: Ewen estate and trust, 1915 – 1923; incl. CGD, Central Trust Co. of Illinois, various financial institutions F. 13 Cancelled notes, Ewen Trust, 1915 – 1924 Box 88 Correspondence, January – June 1920, A - K F. 1 A General

Knowleton L. Ames, Jacksonville Gas C.R. Armstrong;

America’s Gift to France (R.F. Duncan) F. 2 B General

J.W. Beckwith Alfred C. Bedford, International Chamber of Commerce

Tiffany Blake, Chicago Tribune Walter S. Bogle Catharine C. Ridgely Brown

F. 3 F. R. Bain, Southern Counties Gas of California F. 4 Howard Baker, Eastern Brass & Ingot Corp. F. 5 Bankers’ Commission on Ship Securities; minutes, March – April 1920 F. 6 John Barber, Bankers’ Commission on Ship Securities F. 7 B.F. Blye F. 8 Annie P. Boyd F. 9 George Buckland, Jacksonville Gas F. 10 S.H. Burnham F. 11 C General

E.M. Cranston Paul D. Cravath

F. 12 Central Union Trust Co., New York; George W. Davison F. 13 Nellie A. Chapman F. 14 Chicago Opera Association; Herbert M. Johnson




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F. 15 Bainbridge Colley, Dept. of State; re: Portugal railway system; incl. carbons by T.H. Birch F. 16 Charles R. Collins; re: natural gas, Yakima River Valley, Washington; includes map F. 17 Ross P. Curtice F. 18 Richard H. Curtis, Minneapolis Journal F. 19 D General

R.H. Dick, Safe-Cabinet Co. J. D. Diffenbaugh Arthur W. Dunn

F. 20 Dawes Brothers, Inc. F. 21 B.G. Dawes; Ohio Cities Gas, Pure Oil Co.; incl. F.S. Heath F. 22 Henry M. Dawes F. 23 Rufus C. Dawes F. 24 Andreas Dippel F. 25 Elmer Dover F. 26 E General F. 27 Frank E. Estes, Southwestern Gas & Electric, Shreveport, Louisiana F. 28 F General

Reginald Ford J.V. Flanigan, Por Larranaga

F. 29 E.P. Fassett, First National Bank, Mendota, Illinois F. 30 S.M. Felton, Chicago Great Western Railroad Co. F. 31 Stanley Field F. 32 G General

Francis B. Gessner Frederick Gilligan

F. 33 H General Frank M. Hall Henry French Hollis

F. 34 J.G. Harbord F. 35 Edward P. Holmes F. 36 Harry B. Hoyt, Jacksonville Gas Co. F. 37 I General

Gen. M.W. Ireland, Surgeon General F. 38 Irish Run Oil Co.; statements 1919 – 1920 F. 39 J General

John Price Jackson N.D. Jay

F. 40 K General E.H. Krueger, Chicago Comm., Illinois chamber of Commerce Fritz Kreisler F.J. Kinney

F. 41 Joseph B. Kealing F. 42 L.A. Kent Box 89 Correspondence, January – June 1920, L – Z F. 1 L General

Earl J. Litteer, Oklahoma City Clearing House Assoc. Frank B. Loomis Frank O. Lowden

Brig. Gen. H.M. Lord Alex J. Landgrof

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F. 3 W.M. Leonard F. 4 Henry D. Lindsley, American Republics Corp. F. 5 M General

Harry Maud D.D. Muir

F. 6 Gen. Douglas MacArthur F. 7 Cyrus H. McCormick

Harold F. McCormick Robert R. McCormick

F. 8 George McFadden; Josephine B. McFadden F. 9 William B. McKinley F. 10 W.W. Mills F. 11 J.P. Morgan & Co. F. 12 Brig. Gen. George V.H. Moseley F. 13 N General F. 14 O General F. 15 C.S. Olcott, Houghton Mifflin F. 16 J.E. Otis, Central Trust Co. of Illinois; incl. Volney Foster estate F. 17 P General

Mason M. Patrick Max Pam

F. 18 Henry Pickering Parker; Eleanor Ridgely Parker F. 19 Edward S. Parsons, Marietta College F. 20 Col. J.G. Quekenmeyer F. 21 R General

A. Robertson, U. of Chicago Carl W. Riddick Alexander Revell

H.R. Richards, Society of American Military Engineers F. 22 Kate Deering Ridgely F. 23 S General

H.E. Stewart, A.M.E. Church Maj. Gen. C.P. Summerall Frank D. Stout

Arthur W. Sewall Grover F. Sexton

F. 24 Comptesse de Salignac Fenelot F. 25 John C. Shedd; Mary Lewis Shedd F. 26 W.G. Sibley F. 27 H.C. Smither F. 28 Luisa Dawson Soyez; Phillippe Soyez F. 29 P.C. Spencer F. 30 C.E. Stanton F. 31 Edward P. Stettinius F. 32 T General

William Hale Thompson Robert J. Thorne Robert J. Thompson

F. 33 Gertrude Felton Tooker F. 34 U – V General

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U.S. Coast Guard F. 35 Bernard Ulrich, oil investments F. 36 N.P. Updike F. 37 A. Vandevyvere F. 38 Varaigne F. 39 W General F. 40 Woods Brothers Co.; Mark W. Woods F. 41 Arthur B. Wright; re: Opera House project F. 42 Y General

Richard Yates F. 43 G.A. Youngberg, Society of American Military Engineers F. 44 Miscellaneous, ephemera; Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corp.; Plymouth Tercentenary Comm.; Raymond Oil Co.; Oklahoma Producing and Refining Corp.; American Steel Foundries Box 90 Correspondence, July – December 1920, A – M F. 1 A General

Claude Ashbrook J. Ogden Armour W.W. Atterbury

F. 2 [Grand Duke?] Alexander F. 3 Knowlton L. Ames, Booth Fisheries F. 4 B General

Maj. Olney Bonar Edward O. Brown, New England Society of Chicago D.W. Blymyer

F. 5 Howard Baker, Eastern Brass & Ingot Corp.; also: O.C. Duryea F. 6 S.H. Burnham, First National Bank of Lincoln F. 7 C General

Casenane John Wallace Cooper S.T. Cochran, Investment Securities E.B. Cushing

F. 8 William H. Carter F. 9 Central Trust Company of Illinois F. 10 Central Union Trust Company, New York; G.W. Davison; F.J. Fuller; S.A. Brown F. 11 W.W. Chapin, Oakland Enquirer F. 12 Chicago Opera Association [Auditorium Theatre]; Herbert M. Johnson; Glenn R. Swayze F. 13 Joel C. Clore F. 14 C.R. Collins F. 15 Paul V. Collins F. 16 W.E. Cooper F. 17 Earl M. Cranston F. 18 Richard H. Curtis, Minneapolis Journal F. 19 D General

Helen Darby Francis E. Drake Howard W. Dickinson, George Batten Co.

F. 20 Dawes financial records F. 21 Dawes miscellaneous; Dawes Hotels; W.J. Dawes; William Dawes F. 22 B.G. Dawes, Pure Oil Co.; F.S. Heath; Babcock & Rushton F. 23 Henry M. Dawes F. 24 Rufus C. Dawes




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F. 25 Elmer Dover F. 26 E General

David M. Edgerton Elinor A. Eaton

F. 27 F General E. Friend Charles C. Fitzmorris

F. 28 J.H. Fall, Benjamin Electric Mfg. F. 29 S.M. Felton F. 30 G General

Edwin F. Greene L.R. Gignilliat Irving F. Greene

F. 31 Frances B. Gessner F. 32 H General

Thomas F. Holgate, Northwestern U. N. Dwight Harris, Northwestern U. Loretta Hines

Harcourt, Brace & Howe, Inc. U.G. Hinman Harry S. Howland Frederick Trevor Hill

F. 33 Warren G. Harding ; Ohio-Harding club F. 34 Houghton Mifflin Co.; C.S. Olcott; Roger L. Scaife [re: publication of Dawes’s book] F. 35 Myron T. Herrick F. 36 Grace Humphrey F. 37 I General

Samuel Insull F. 38 J General

H.H. Johnson O.A. Jackson

F. 39 N.D. Jay F. 40 K General

C. Krauthoff F. 41 L.A. Kent F. 42 L General

W.C. Laugfitt Frank O Lowden

F. 43 Reed G. Landis, Critchfield & Co. F. 44 Lawrenceville School; Mather A. Abbott F. 45 W.A. Loffland, Seattle Lighting Co. F. 46 George H. Lorimer, The Saturday Evening Post F. 47 James K. Lynch; Austin Lynch F. 48 M General

John E. McGettigan E.L. McColgin, Dayton Chamber of Commerce Maj. G.C. Marshall, Jr.

Maj. Gen. J.W. McAndrew Leslie T. McCleary Samuel McRoberts Harriet Monroe, Poetry

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James F. McKinley W.B. McKinley

F. 50 Cyrus H. McCormick Harold F. McCormick Medill McCormick Robert R. McCormick

F. 51 George McFadden F. 52 Harry Maud F. 53 Eugene Meyer, Jr. F. 54 W.W. Mills F. 55 J.P. Morgan & Co. F. 56 George V.H. Moseley Box 91 Correspondence, July – December 1920, N – Z; January – December 1921, A – Ci F. 1 N General

W. Edwin Newlon, Hughes & Dier Charles D. Norton, Montgomery Ward

F. 2 O General John G. Oglesby

F. 3 P General E.E. Phillips Pitt & Scott, Inc. W.J. Peck, Lehigh Corp. John J. Pershing Ch. Payot;

Eugene H. Pearson F. 4 Edwin B. Parker F. 5 Ottilio Parelli F. 6 Ferdinand W. Peck F. 7 J.G. Quekemeyer F. 8 R General

H.B. Rust T.W. Robinson D.L. Roscoe

F. 9 S General Roger Spooner Edwin W. Sims B.J. Schwind, Union Trust & Savings Bank;

Luisa Soyez Fred E. Sterling Jane Shedd

F. 10 Margaret B. Sherman F. 11 W.G. Sibley F. 12 Sydney L. Smith F. 13 H.C. Smither F. 14 C.E. Stanton F. 15 Edward R. Stettinius F. 16 T General

W.G. Thompson, Ohio State U. W.S. Taylor Robert J. Thompson Graham Romeyn Taylor, Chicago Commission on Race Relations




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F. 17 U General J.E. Utt B. Ulrich N.B. Updike Fred W. Upham

F. 18 V General F. 19 H.A. Varaigne F. 20 Frederic P. Vose, Electrical Credit Assoc. of Chicago F. 21 W. General

D.G. Wing Carolyn Wilson William McE. Weldon Judson C. Welliver;

W.S. Whitten, Lincoln Chamber of Commerce F. 22 Woods Brothers Co.; Mark W. Woods; George J. Woods F. 23 Y – Z General

Yale & Hopewell Co. Charles B. Zimmerling, Guarantee Trust & Safe Deposit Co.

F. 24 Miscellaneous Correspondence, January – December 1921 F. 25 A General

J. Ogden Armour Knowleton Ames, Jacksonville Gas Co. Grand Duke Alexander Junius G. Adams

F. 26 B General George Buckland

D.Burkhalter Wyllys Baird Lyman D. Baird

F. 27 Babcock and Rushton F.28 Howard Baker, Eastern Brass & Ingot F. 29 Bowman Publishing F. 30 Della Burrows F. 31 Mary Butler F. 32 C General J.F. Cantwell William M. Chadbourne Baron du Cartier, Belgian Ambassador Nellie Chapman F. 33 Central Trust Company of Illinois F. 34 Central Union Trust Company of New York; George W. Davison; C.J. Farrell F. 35 W.W. Chapin, Oakland Enquirer F. 36 Chicago Committee, American Relief Administration F. 37 Chicago Law and Order League F. 38 Chicago Opera Association; Herbert M. Johnson; see also Harold McCormick F. 39 Citizens’ Chicago Opera Committee; Robert E. Kenyon Box 92 Correspondence, January – December 1921, Cl – K F. 1 Major Paul H. Clark F. 2 J.E. Clenny, Sefton Mfg. Corp.




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F. 3 Edward Clifford F. 4 Joel C. Clore F. 5 C.S. Coe F. 6 W.D. Connor, Technical Advisor to Austria; W.B. Causey F. 7 Continental Congress production F. 8 D.R. Crissinger F. 9 John B. Cunningham, Overland National Bank F. 10 E.B. Cushing F. 11 Sarah J. Cutler F. 12 D General Andreas Dippel W.W. Dyar Daniel J. Danker; re: trade plan R.H. Dick, Safe-Cabinet Co. W.M. Duncan F. 13 Dawes family [Mary B.] Dawes Rufus C. Dawes Henry M. Dawes F. 14 B.G. Dawes, Pure Oil; F.S. Heath F. 15 Dawes Hotels F. 16 Henri Didot, Consulat de France, Chicago F. 17 Elmer Dover F. 18 Victor Hugo Duras F. 19 E General F. 20 W.J. Ellis; re: appointment to Persia F. 21 Charles T. Ennis F. 22 Employee Clubs of America F. 23 Frank E. Estes, Southwestern Gas & Electric F. 24 F General C.R. Forbes, Bureau of War Risk Insurance Frederick Frederikson W.W. Fisher Volney Foster F. 25 S.M. Felton F. 26 Charles C. Fitzmorris, Chicago Police; Policeman’s Fund Commission F. 27 Harry M. Friend F. 28 G General Frances B. Gessner Melville Gillett F. 29 F.W. Galbraith, Jr., American Legion F. 30 Fentin R. Gissen F. 31 H.O. Goodrich F. 32 H General Charles A. Hanna Johnson Hagood Major Harry L. Hodges J.J. Hathaway Col. William W. Harts F. 33 Richard Hageman F. 34 Horn and Hardart F. 35 Houghton Mifflin




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F. 36 Harry B. Hoyt F. 37 I – J General Samuel Insull John Price Jackson F. 38 Royal C. Johnson F. 39 J.D. Jungman F. 40 K General L.A. Kent Mattie G. Kunz F. 41 Otto H. Kahn F. 42 Kalamazoo Chamber of Commerce, Ray O. Brundage F. 43 T.P. Kane F. 44 Francis J. Kilkenny F. 45 Joseph O. Kostner Box 93 Correspondence, January – December 1921, L – S F. 1 L General J.F. Lucey, American Comm. on Relief in Ireland T.H. Lowe H.M. Lord Frank O. Lowden F. 2 Lawrenceville School, M.A. Abbott F. 3 Lloyd Royal Belge F. 4 W.G. Lockwood, McIntosh & Seymour Corp. F. 5 W.A. Loffland, Seattle Lighting Co.; Fred K. Lane F. 6 William Albert Lorenz, re: relief funds F. 7 Philip M. Lydig F. 8 M General

Maryland Republican Delegation in Congress Dwight Morrow John Wesley Miller, re: National Opera Company

F. 9 Harold F. McCormick Cyrus H. McCormick Medill McCormick F. 10 George McFadden F. 11 William B. McKinley James F. McKinley F. 12 E.B. Mero, Public Celebration Association of Boston F. 13 Leroy A. Mershon, American Bankers Association F. 14 Military Training Camps, including Citizens Military Training Camps F. 15 W.W. Mills, First National Bank, Marietta, Ohio F. 16 Harriet Monroe, Poetry magazine F. 17 J.P. Morgan and Co. F. 18 George Van Horn Moseley F. 19 N – O General Charles D. Norton Re: Northern Pacific Railway Co. F. 20 National Association of Purchasing Agents; A.H. Reinhardt, W.L. Chandler F. 21 National Civic Federation, Alton B. Parker F. 22 National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers F. 23 P General

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James F. Pershing T.V. Powderly

F. 24 Edwin B. Parker, The Texas Company F. 25 John J. Pershing F. 26 Ida Little Pifer F. 27 Q – R General

Alexander Revell Carl W. Riddick Julius Rosenwald

F. 28 Henry J. Reilly F. 29 H. Robinson F. 30 E.B. Rommel; report on purchases in Europe F. 31 Edgar Russel F. 32 S General

Henry A. Stoddard Walter Dill Scott, Northwestern University James Simpson Major Albert A. Sprague William Graves Sharp William C. Sproul

F. 33 Gen. Charles E. Sawyer F. 34 J.S. Sewell F. 35 John G. Shedd; John C. Shedd F. 36 H.C. Smither F. 37 C.E. Stanton F. 38 Marian Stanwood F. 39 Edward R. Stettinius Box 94 Correspondence, January – December 1921, T – Z; War Risk Board correspondence, 1921 F. 1 T General

Troy, New York Chamber of Commerce W.O. Thompson, Ohio State U. Capt. Andre Tardieu W.E. Trautman

F. 2 Evelyn Thompson F. 3 Robert J. Thompson F. 4 U – V General Bernard Ulrich, First National Bank, Fremont, Nebraska

A. Van de Vevere Vicksburg Light and Traction

F. 5 Col. L.S. Upton F. 6 W General

Walter Loring Webb W.B. Weisenburger Raleigh Warner J.G. White John W. Weeks

F. 7 Willoughby G. Walling, Chicago Morris Plan Bank F. 8 Henry W. Walters, Jacksonville Gas Co. F. 9 H.W. Wellington F. 10 D.G. Wing, First National Bank of Boston F. 11 Woods Brothers, Mark D. Woods




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F. 12 Y – Z General F. 13 Soldiers (special letters and reports) Special Regulations no. 46: General policies and regulations for the organized reserves Illinois Chapter, Society of Quartermasters; Resolutions F. 14 Miscellaneous Address by CGD at Chicago Association of Commerce; with adopted resolutions Memorandum of the railroad situation a year after the end of Federal control (3/21/1921) Special report on the sales tax (3/15/1921) Annual reports: American Steel Foundries; Booth Fisheries Co. Cunard Steam Ship Co., Plan of the “Aquitania” Hyco Fuel Products. . .report. . .Rogers Oil Cracking Process War Risk Board correspondence, 1921 F. 15 A – K General C.E. Achorn

Nellie E. Dillon Thomas K. Farleigh Charles D. Freeman Gilbert Hammer Herbert Hoover F. 16 American Legion American Red Cross F. 17 W.C. Black, Treasury Dept., Bureau of War Risk Insurance F. 18 L – Z General Medill McCormick O.J. Ridenour F. G. Timperley Dr. William C. White Willoughby Walling F. 19 Capt. Peter Wright F. 20 CGD report/speech drafts F. 21 Report of the Committee on Hospitalization and Vocational Training (1/28/1921) Report of the Committee of the American Legion on hospitalization and care of sick and Disabled ex-service men and women F. 22 Charts Present organization of soldier rehabilitation Dept. of Public Welfare Treasury Dept., Bureau of the Public Health Service, weekly census report of P.H.S. Hospitals (3/26/1921) Organization chart of the Bureau of Soldier Rehabilitation F. 23 CGD lectures and testimony Lecture before the General Staff College, Washington, D.C. (4/14/1921) Testimony re: rail transportation Box 95 Congressional Investigation on War Expenditures, 1921 Public reaction to CGD testimony F. 1 Approving letters, A – B F. 2 Approving letters, C – D F. 3 Approving letters, E – G F. 4 Approving letters, H – J F. 5 Approving letters, K – N F. 6 Approving letters, O – R




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F. 47 Col. James McKinley F. 48 William B. McKinley Box 102 Correspondence, 1921 – 1922 Mar - Q F. 1 Isaac F. Marcosson (incl. Warren G. Harding re: Marcosson) F. 2 Marietta College, Ohio F. 3 Col. Harry Maud, Humphreys Pure Oil Pipeline Co.; Mexia Oil Co. F. 4 Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the U.S.; G.E. Powell F. 5 James Martin Miller F. 6 William W. Mills, First National Bank of Marietta F. 7 R. Walton Moore, U.S. House of Representatives F. 8 Ellis Morris F. 9 Dwight W. Morrow F. 10 Gen. George Van Horn Moseley F. 11 N General F. 12 Joseph R. Noel, Chicago Association of Commerce F. 13 O General F. 14 J.E. Otis, Central Trust Company of Illinois, June – August, 1921 F. 15 J.E. Otis, Central Trust Company of Illinois, September – December, 1921 F. 16 J.E. Otis, Central Trust Company of Illinois, January – June, 1922 F. 17 P General F. 18 Ernest Palmer F. 19 Edwin B. Parker, The Texas Company F. 20 Ferdinand W. Peck F. 21 Pershing Road Association F. 22 F.H. Philburt, Vermont Maple Syrup Co. F. 23 Pure Oil Company F. 24 Q General Box 103 Correspondence, 1921 – 1922 R – Wa F. 1 R General F. 2 Henry J. Reilly, Army and Navy Journal F. 3 Alexander H. Revell F. 4 Kenneth L. Roberts F. 5 T.W. Robinson F. 6 J.C. Roop F. 7 S General F. 8 E.L. Sanborn F. 9 Charles Schmid F. 10 John Stephen Sewell, Alabama Marble Co. F. 11 John C. Shaffer F. 12 John C. Shedd F. 13 Susan J. Shedd F. 14 Swagar Sherley F. 15 Lawrence Y. Sherman F. 16 William G. Sibley F. 17 Harry A. Smith F. 18 H.C. Smither F. 19 Col. Albert A. Sprague F. 20 C.E. Stanton F. 21 Edward R. Stettinius F. 22 Charles R. Stevens




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F. 23 Admiral H.O. Stickney F. 24 T General F. 25 Adolf Tandler F. 26 Telegrams (lists of dates and recipients) F. 27 C.S. Thomas F. 28 William A. Tilden, Continental & Commerce National Bank of Chicago F. 29 C.S. Tuttle, Central Trust Company of Illinois F. 30 U General F. 31 Bernard Ulrich F. 32 Nelson B. Updike F. 33 Col. Phillippe B. Varella F. 34 H. Varaigne F. 35 Marion R. Vonsiatsky F. 36 Peter D. Vroom, Chicago Evening Post F. 37 A. Van de Vyvre F. 38 W. General F. 39 J.M. Wadsworth F. 40 Herman Waldeck, Continental & Commerce National Bank F. 41 James N. Wallace, Central Trust Company of Illinois F. 42 Albert Walmsley F. 43 Charles A. Ward, Pure Oil Co. F. 44 Rawleigh Warner F. 45 Washington Stock Exchange F. 46 S.C.G. Watkins Box 104 Correspondence, 1921 – 1922 We – Y; sympathy letters at death of CGD mother; Requests for articles, interviews, and speeches. F. 1 Mrs. Charles Weaver F. 2 M. Weil, National Bank of Congress F. 3 William M. Weldon F. 4 F.C. Wetmore, First National Bank of Chicago F. 5 W.S. Whitten, Lincoln Chamber of Commerce F. 6 R.L. Wilbur, Stanford University F. 7 Frederick W. Wile F. 8 Donald Wilhelm, Cosmos Club F. 9 Harry E. Wilkins, Wilkins Brothers Co. F. 10 John S. Williams, U.S. Senate F. 11 H.H. Wilson F. 12 Lawrence O. Wilson, Ferry-Hanley Advertising Co. F. 13 Walter H. Wilson F. 14 D.G. Wing, First National Bank of Boston F. 15 Clarence E. Woods F. 16 Mark W. Woods, Woods Brothers Co. F. 17 Robert L. Wright F. 18 Y General F. 19 Y. Bryan Yamashita F. 20 Willard S. Yates F. 21 Sennosuke Yakota F. 22 Shigeya Yoshida F. 23 Sympathy letters re: death of CGD’s mother F. 24 Special sympathy letters (Herbert Hoover, William B. McKinley) F. 25 Requests for articles and interviews




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F. 26 Requests for speeches, A – C F. 27 Requests for speeches, C – J F. 28 Requests for speeches, K – P F. 29 Requests for speeches, R – W F. 30 Special requests for speeches (F.A. Gillett, William B. McKinley, George H. Moses, Harry S. New, Charles E. Sawyer) Box 105 Correspondence, 1921 – 1922. Subjects B – J. F. 1 Office of the Chief Coordinator, General Supply. Bulletins, no. 1 – 17, August 1921 – May 1922 F. 2 Bulletin duplicates. F. 3 Bureau of the Budget. Circulars and correspondence re: circulars, 1921 F. 4 Congratulatory letters on Bureau of the Budget appointment F. 5 Congratulatory letters F. 6 Contributions by Dawes (organizations and individuals) F. 7 Contributions by Dawes (organizations and individuals) F. 8 Correspondence (miscellaneous, personal, 1921, incl. family; Florence Kling Harding) F. 9 Correspondence re: Journal of the Great War. Houghton Mifflin Co. F. 10 Correspondence re: Journal of the Great War distribution of autographed copies. F. 11 Correspondence re: Journal of the Great War distribution of autographed copies. Theodore Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary of the Navy; Lillian Bell (with poem) Box 106 Correspondence, 1921 – 1922. Subjects M – P. F. 1 Military Board of Allied Supply. June – September 1921. F. 2 Military Board of Allied Supply. October 1921. F. 3 Military Board of Allied Supply. November 1921 – June 1922. Correspondence above includes the following: Alvey A. Adee, G.G. Bartlett, Maj. Gen. Evan C. Carter,

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F. 4 Offers of service to Bureau of the Budget: Capt. John W. Cooper; J.E. Edgerton; H.H. Garrison; Col. T.H. Jackson; Ray Palmer; John F. Smulski; Harry H. Wolf F. 5 Patronage requests A – G including: A.D. Alderman, Millar Brainard, Edward B. Butler, R.M. Calleins, George M. Coffin, Earl M. Cranston, W.H. Dutcher, Harold M. Dyer, Charles W. Gordon, William F. Gurley F. 6 Patronage requests H – W including: Henry L. Hertz, Henry F. Hollis, Watson H. Holmes, Sheila B. Hooper, Will O. Jones, J. Lawrence Laughlin, John H. McGibbons (with William McKinley letter), William A. McKean, Gordon Paddock, Hamilton E. Reynolds, C.W. Rowland, T.A. Sigueland, C.E. Stanton, W.S. Stones, George W. Stubblefield, Fred M. Todd, J.T. Tracy, Jesse W. Tull, Robert B. Turner, H.H. Wallace, W.S. Whitten F. 7 Personal expenditures, 1921 – 1922 F. 8 Miscellaneous business and personal telegram copies and correspondence, 1921 - 1922 Box 107 Central Trust Company. 1921 – 1922. Statements and cancelled checks F. 1 Cancelled checks, 1921 –1922 F. 2 Statements, June – September 1921 F. 3 Statements, October – December 1921 F. 4 Statements, January – March 1922 Box 108 Bureau of the Budget Scrapbook, vol. 1, 1921 Box 109 Bureau of the Budget Scrapbook, vol. 2, 1922 Box 110 Bureau of the Budget Scrapbook, vol. 3, 1922




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Box 111 Bureau of the Budget, 1921-1922 National Budget Scrapbook 1921-1922 Circulars, 1921-1922 (Charles G. Dawes copy, Francis J. Kilkenny copy) Box 112 Bureau of the Budget correspondence, 1921-1922; C.G. Dawes, The First Year of the Budget of the U.S. F. 1 General correspondence A-W F. 2 George H. Carter, Government Printing Office F. 3 Warren G. Harding; Herbert Hoover, 1921-1923 F. 4 Frank B. Kellogg F. 5 H.M. Lord, Bureau of the Budget, 1921-1923 F. 6 Medill McCormick, 1922-1923 F. 7 H.C. Smither F. 8 Treasury Department, Bureau of the Budget, 1921-1922 (incl. J.C. Roop; S.P. Gilbert) F. 9 Henry G. Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture F. 10 Bureau of the Budget, List of executive officers and positions; C.G. Dawes memo carbons F. 11 C.G. Dawes, Draft, Report of the Director of the Bureau of the Budget, 1922 F. 12 C.G. Dawes, unpublished materials for The First Year of the Budget of the U.S. F. 13 C.G. Dawes, manuscript, The First Year of the Budget of the U.S., 1921 F. 14 C.G. Dawes, manuscript, The First Year of the Budget of the U.S., 1922 Box 113 C.G. Dawes, The First Year of the Budget of the U.S. F. 1 The First Year of the Budget of the U.S., typescript carbon, preface & preliminary material F. 2 The First Year of the Budget of the U.S., typescript carbon, July 12-August 31, 1921 F. 3 The First Year of the Budget of the U.S., typescript carbon, September 1-November 8, 1921 F. 4 The First Year of the Budget of the U.S., executive orders & reports through December 19, 1921 F. 5 The First Year of the Budget of the U.S., typescript carbon, January 29-June 30, 1922 F. 6 The First Year of the Budget of the U.S., appendices, tables, statements, 1922 F. 7 The First Year of the Budget of the U.S., galleys, preface—p.89 (2 copies) F. 8 The First Year of the Budget of the U.S., galleys, pp.90-167 F. 9 The First Year of the Budget of the U.S., galleys, pp.1-99, 100-201, 253-430. F. 10 Bureau of the Budget, 1921-1922, reports, memoranda drafts by C.G. Dawes Box 114 Near East Relief in Smyrna, 1922-1923 (C.G. Dawes, treasurer) F. 1 Correspondence, 1922-1923 (incl. Barclay Acheson, John Mace, F.J. Michel) F. 2 Near East Relief receipts , 1922 F. 3 Near East Relief receipts, 1922 F. 4 Near East Relief receipts, 1923 F. 5 Smyrna Special Relief Fund accounts book Box 115 Bureau of the Budget, 1925-1943 F. 1 Miscellaneous correspondence, 1925-1943 (F.A. Cleveland, T.T. Craven, E.E. Naylor) F. 2 Harold D. Smith, 1939-1946 correspondence H.D. Smith, “The Role of the Bureau of the Budget in Federal Administration.” 12/28/1939, 19pp. H.D. Smith, “Some Budget Problems.” 4/29/1940, 18pp. F. 3 James E. Webb, 1946-1949 correspondence Statement by the President on the Review of the 1948 Budget. 20pp.+tables Federal Fiscal Expenditures, 1946-1948 Testimony of James E. Webb. . .January 19, 1948. 10pp. Statement by the President reviewing the 1949 Budget. 13pp.+tables Charts relating to the President’s Budget Message for 1949. F. 4 Frank Pace, Jr., 1949-1950 correspondence




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Germany”) F. 30 Charles E. Hughes, 1922-1924, 1938; Charles E. Hughes, “Economic Conditions in Europe,” 1922 F. 31 James A. Logan, Jr. F. 32 Andrew McFadyean F. 33 John Parke Young F. 34 M.W. Zimmerman F. 35 Nicolas Zvarikine F. 36 “Le Amis de la France” (“The Friends of France”); annual report 1922-1923, list of members Box 126 Committee on Reparations 1924, correspondence, drafts, notes, protocols, articles F. 1 Rufus C. Dawes, correspondence, September 1924 F. 2 Wilhelm Marx, Chancellor of Germany, correspondence 1924 Rufus C. Dawes, “Interview with Chancellor Marx” F. 3 Georges Theunis, Prime Minster of Belgium, correspondence 1924 F. 4 A. Van de Vyvere, correspondence 1924 F. 5 Owen D. Young, correspondence 1922-1924 Owen D. Young, “The Establishment of a Basis for Germany’s Future Payments” Charles G. Dawes, “Dawes Tribute to Young,” December 11, 1924 F. 6 Charles G. Dawes, notes and looseleaf diary entries, December 1923-July 1924 F. 7 Committee on Reparations correspondence and questions for deliberation F. 8 C.G. Dawes, miscellaneous drafts and notes, February-April 1924 F. 9 C.G. Dawes, drafts for final protocol; memos on issues and topics F. 10 C.G. Dawes, drafts for final protocol in English F. 11 C.G. Dawes, drafts for final protocol translated into French F. 12 C.G. Dawes, final drafts F. 13 Rufus C. Dawes? Drafts and notes




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Glass Budget (August 23, 1924) F. 8 Julius Schwill, Albert Schwill & Co. F. 9 F.E. Scobey F. 10 Se general F. 11 Gilbert E. Seaman F. 12 Seattle Real Estate Board F. 13 Joseph Seligman (White House photographer) F. 14 Ogden S. Sells; includes correspondence copies from David R. Forgan, W.A. Buchanan, H.M. Loomis,

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F. 49 A.O. Wilson, State National Bank of St. Louis F. 50 Henry Lane Wilson F. 51 Martha Janet M. Wilson (Mrs. George Wilson) F. 52 William Elmer Wilson F. 53 Walter H. Wilson (re: Dawes' visit to Augusta, Maine; includes letters from H.M. Sewell) F. 54 William M. Wilson, La Société des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux ("40 and 8") Box 150 Correspondence 1924, Win –Z F. 1 Win – Wo F. 2 D.G. Wing, First National Bank of Boston F. 3 Frieda Wittlig; Walter J. Wittlig F. 4 H.D. Woleben F. 5 Jac M. Wolff, Central Republican Club, New York F. 6 Clement B. Wood, First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry F. 7 Mrs. R. D. Wood, Republican State Committee of Oklahoma F. 8 Wood & Jones, Printers (includes anonymous letter and miscellaneous religious tracts) F. 9 L.E. Woodbury F. 10 Edwin W. Woodcock F. 11 George Woodruff, National Bank of the Republic of Chicago F. 12 Mark W. Woods, Woods Brothers Corp. F. 13 Harry C. Woodyard, U.S. House of Representatives F. 14 J.B. Wootan, Public Service Magazine F. 15 Wr general F. 16 George W. Wright, Republican State Committee, South Dakota F. 17 Quincy Wright, Norman Wait Harris Memorial Foundation, University of Chicago (re: lecture series) F. 18 V.L. Wright, Indianapolis Association of Credit Men F. 19 William Wrigley, Jr. F. 20 Ambrose Wyrick F. 21 Y general F. 22 Y. Bryan Yamashita F. 23 A.P. Yates F. 24 W.S. Yates F. 25 Mrs. John W. Yerkes F. 26 B.F. Yoakum F. 27 Sennosuke Yokata F. 28 Isaac Yonan, Near East Relief F. 29 Grant S. Youmans, Lake Street Coolidge Club, Minneapolis F. 30 Arthur Nichols Young, Dept. of State F. 31 George M. Young, U.S. House of Representatives, North Dakota F. 32 Owen D. Young (includes draft of Charles G. Dawes tribute to Young) F. 33 R.A. Young, Federal Reserve Bank, Minneapolis F. 34 T.M. Young (re: Richardson Brothers, Fort Worth, Texas) F. 35 Young Men's Christian Association, Evanston F. 36 Charles C. Younggreen F. 37 Z general F. 38 C.H. Zealand, American Council of Agriculture (includes R.A. Cowles) F. 39 I.V. Zealander F. 40 Alice Zeppilly F. 41 Ray F. Zucker, Women's Harding & Coolidge Club, New York City F. 42 Miscellaneous ephemera and unidentified letters Box 151 1924 Election campaign




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F. 1 Democratic Party platform F. 2 Itineraries for 1924 campaign F. 3 Dawes notification ceremonies, August 1924, including correspondence, lists of invitations, outlines F. 4 Republican Party platform; lists of Coolidge-Dawes Republican clubs and membership lists F. 5 Tables showing analyses of presidential elections for 1916-1922 in various states F. 6 Campaign ephemera F. 7 Election results F. 8 Newspaper ephemera F. 9 Newspaper ephemera F. 10 Dedication of Benjamin Franklin statue in Lincoln Park, Chicago, 1924 (photograph) F. 11 Campaign ephemera, including 3 pennants, one with campaign buttons attached, and Coolidge-Dawes Thimble F. 12 Miscellaneous correspondence re: campaign issues Box 152 Charles G. Dawes, Speeches and Articles, 1890-1923 F. 1 ca 1890 [on investing] published in Lincoln Evening News, Lincoln, Nebraska F. 2 1890 September, 1890, "The State of Nebraska vs. Atchison & Nebraska Railway Company" F. 3 1900 February 12, 1900, "The Attitude of the Republican Party on the Philippine Question," Club of Peoria, Peoria, Illinois F. 4 1900 September 15, 1900, "The Issues of the Campaign," Joliet, Illinois F. 5 1902 May 14, 1902, "Asset Currency," Kansas City Bankers' Association F. 6 1902 May 22, 1902, "Asset Currency and Branch Banking," Des Moines, Iowa F. 7 1902 September 29, 1902, [on currency reform], Peoria, Illinois F. 8 1902 November 12, 1902, [Address. . .American Bankers' Association], New Orleans, Louisiana F. 9 1903 April 17, 1903, [Address. . .Arkansas Bankers' Association], Little Rock, Arkansas F. 10 1903 June 3, 1903, "Proposed Changes in Bank Legislation," Parkersburg, West Virginia F. 11 1903 July 8, 1903, "Proposed Changes in Our Banking Laws," St. Paul, Minnesota F. 12 1903 September 24, 1903, [Address. . .Pennsylvania Bankers' Association], Pittsburg, Pennsylvania F. 13 1906 October 25, 1906, "The Sherman Anti-Trust Law and Its Relation to the Public," St. Louis, Missouri F. 14 1907 October 23, 1907, "The Defects of the Sherman Anti-Trust Law and a Defense of the American Business Man," Chicago, Illinois F. 15 1907 November 30, 1907, "The Present Financial Situation, Its Courses and Lessons," Commercial Club of St. Louis, St. Louis, Illinois F. 16 1908 April 14, 1908, "Hearing on the Aldrich Bill," Washington, D.C. F. 17 1909 January 1909, [Address. . .Hamilton Club], Chicago, Illinois F. 18 1909 December 1909 [various comments on banking] F. 19 1910 January 7, 1910, [Address. . .Banquet of H.M. Byllesby & Co.,] F. 20 1910 June 23, 1910, "The Central Bank: The Objections to It and the Substitute for it in the United States," Decatur, Illinois F. 21 1910 December 31, 1910, "Bankers Look for Business Improvement," Chicago Evening Post F. 22 1911 May 14, 1911, [Address. . . First Congregationalist Church], Evanston, Illinois F. 23 1911 November 7, 1911, "Dawes Asks Court of Business Men to Pass on Trust," Chicago Tribune F. 24 1912 May 21, 1912, [Address. . .the Chicago Dental Society], Chicago, Illinois F. 25 1912 August 19, 1912, [Address. . .Colorado Bankers' Association], Denver, Colorado F. 26 1913 [Address. . . Central Trust Company of Illinois] F. 27 1914 May 7, 1914, "Address. . .Ninth Annual Banquet of the Ben Franklin Club," Chicago, Illinois F. 28 1914 September 21, 1914, "Prosperity," Illinois Life Insurance Company, Hotel Lasalle, Chicago, Illinois F. 29 1914 September 1914, "High Prices and Coming Prosperity," Chicago Association of Commerce; Published in LaSalle Extension Magazine, v. 4 #9, September 1914 (Dawes D269h) F. 30 1914 October 23, 1914, "The Question of the Hour—Business Prospects," Chicago Real Estate Board F. 31 1914 November 1914, [Central Trust Company of Illinois], with carbon copy of C.G. Dawes letter to A.D. Follett, November 6, 1914




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F. 32 1915 October 20, 1915, "Address. . .Chicago Association of Commerce," re: Anglo-French Loan, Chicago, Illinois F. 33 1919 October 18, 1919, "Address. . .Inauguration of Dr. Edward S. Parsons as President of Marietta College," Marietta, Ohio F. 34 1920 [Tribute to Gen. John G. Pershing] F. 35 1920 October 2, 1920, "The Next President of the United States and the High Cost of Living," Saturday Evening Post F. 36 1921 January 21, 1921, "Economy in Governmental Business and Reduced Taxation," Association of Commerce, Boston, Massachusetts F. 37 1921 February 21, 1921, [Address. . .American Bankers' Association], New York, New York F. 38 1921 May 7, 1921, [Address. . .All-American Day], Cincinnati, Ohio F. 39 1921 June 29, 1921, [Address. . .Interior Department], Washington, D.C. F. 40 1921 October 28, 1921, [Address. . .Dinner in Honor of the Military Board of Allied Supply], Waldorf Astoria, New York, New York F. 41 ca1921 [Address. . .James Hamilton Lewis], American Gas Institute F. 42 1922 February 3, 1922, "Address of the President of the United States and the Director of the Bureau of the Budget at the 2

nd Semiannual Meeting of the Business Organization of Government,"

Washington, D.C. F. 43 1922 November 28, 1922, [Address. . .Clemencau Meeting], Auditorium Theatre, Chicago, Illinois F. 44 1923 February 22, 1923, "The New Bill of Rights," Annual Celebration of Washington's Birthday,

Union League Club of Chicago, The Auditorium, Chicago, Illinois; with program.

Box 153 Charles G. Dawes, Speeches and Articles, 1924-1925 F. 1 1924 July 1924, [miscellaneous political statements] F. 2 1924 July 30, 1924, [Address. . .on agriculture, Lincoln, Nebraska?]; includes statement on Governor Bryan's nomination as vice president F. 3 1924 August 17-18, 1924 [Address. . .Ku Klux Klan], Augusta, Maine; includes chronology of John C. Walton case in Oklahoma City from the Chicago Daily News F. 4 1924 August 19, 1924, Albert W. Jefferis, "Speech Notifying General Charles G. Dawes of his Nomination for Vice President by the Republican National Convention," Evanston, Illinois F. 5 1924 August 19, 1924, "Address of Acceptance," Evanston, Illinois F. 6 1924 August 22, 1924, "Address. . .," Westbrook, Connecticut F. 7 1924 August 23, 1924, "Speech of Charles G. Dawes: Republican Nominee for Vice President of the United States," Augusta, Maine F. 8 1924 August 29, 1924, "General Dawes Talks Man to Man to the American Farmer," Lincoln, Nebraska F. 9 1924 August 30, 1924, [Address], Omaha, Nebraska F. 10 1924 September 11, 1924, "Speech. . .," Milwaukee, Wisconsin F. 11 1924 September 19, 1924, [Speech. . .], Sioux Falls, South Dakota; Rock Rapids, Iowa F. 12 1924 September 20, 1924, "Address. . .," Dubuque, Iowa F. 13 1924 September 25, 1924, "Address. . .," Minneapolis, Minnesota F. 14 1924 September 26, 1924, "Address. . .," St. Cloud, Minnesota F. 15 1924 November 1, 1924, "Address. . .," South Bend, Indiana F. 16 1925 March 4, 1925, "Inaugural Address of the Vice President in the Senate of the United States" F. 17 1925 April 18, 1925, [Paul Revere Lanterns], Boston, Massachusetts F. 18 1925 April 23, 1925, "Address. . .before the Associated Press," New York, New York F. 19 1925 May 27, 1925, "Address. . .," Municipal Auditorium, Birmingham, Alabama F. 20 1925 June 23, 1925, "Address. . .," Manchester, New Hampshire F. 21 1925 July 22, 1925, "Address. . .," Denver, Colorado F. 22 1925 August 7, 1925, "Address. . .," Lincoln, Nebraska F. 23 1925 September 5, 1925, "Address. . .," Seattle, Washington F. 24 1925 September 6, 1925, "Address. . .," Centralia, Washington F. 25 1925 September 7, 1925, "Address. . .," Portland, Oregon




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F. 26 1925 September 9, 1925, "Address. . .," San Francisco, California F. 27 1925 September 11, 1925, "Address. . .," Los Angeles, California F. 28 1925 October 12, 1925, "Address. . .," Elizabeth, New Jersey F. 29 1925 October 15, 1925, "Address. . .," Atlanta, Georgia F. 30 1925 November 5, 1925, "Address. . .[on Senate reform]," Indianapolis, Indiana F. 31 1925 November 6, 1925, "The Reform in the Senate Rules," Cincinnati, Ohio; reprinted in Marietta College Alumni Quarterly, January 1926 F. 32 1925 November 7, 1925, "Address. . .," Oxford, Ohio F. 33 1925 November 14, 1925, "Address. . .," New York, New York F. 34 1925 November 30, 1925, "Address. . .," Drake Hotel, Chicago, Illinois Box 154 Charles G. Dawes, Speeches and Articles, 1926-1928 F. 1 Speech schedule, 1926-1930 F. 2 1926 February 6, 1926, "Address. . .," Philadelphia, Pennsylvania F. 3 1926 April 23, 1926, [Address. . .Daughters of the American Revolution, 35

th Continental Congress],

Washington, D.C. F. 4 1926 May 30, 1926, "Speech. . .Laying of the Cornerstone of the Harding Memorial," Marion, Ohio F. 5 1926 June 4, 1926, "Address. . .at the Third National Oratorical Contest," Washington, D.C. F. 6 1926 July 7, 1926, "Excerpts from an Address Prepared by Vice President Dawes," Salem, Massachusetts F. 7 1926 July 22, 1926, [Address to Chiefs of Police], Chicago, Illinois; with correspondence re: Sgt. Kasimer Wistert and statistics on crime from Superintendent Morgan A. Collins F. 8 1926 August 1, 1926, "Address. . .at the Opening of the Celebration of the Fiftieth Anniversary of Colorado's Admission to Statehood," Denver, Colorado F. 9 1926 Drafts of speech from August 1, 1926 F. 10 1926 September 15, 1926, "Address. . .Third Annual Dinner of the Radio Industries in New York," New York, New York; published in Public Speakers Magazine, February 1927 F. 11 1926 October 12, 1926, "Address. . .National Convention of the American Legion," Philadelphia, Pennsylvania F. 12 1926 October 24, 1926, "Address. . .Polish American Celebration of the 150

th Anniversary. . .

Thaddeus Kosciusko in the American Colonial Army. . .," Chicago, Illinois F. 13 1926 November 26, 1926, "Address. . .Dedication of Soldier Field," Chicago, Illinois F. 14 1926 December 18, 1926, "Address. . .Pennsylvania Society of New York," New York, New York F. 15 1927 February 9, 1927, "Address. . .Conferring of Philadelphia Award Academy of Music," Philadelphia, Pennsylvania F. 16 1927 May 19, 1927, "Address. . .Opening of the Third Annual Woman's World's Fair," Chicago, Illinois F. 17 1927 June 7, 1927, "The New Diplomacy," Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri F. 18 1927 July 28, 1927, "Address. . .Annual Convention, Mississippi Department, the American Legion," Greenville, Mississippi F. 19 1927 August 7, 1927, "Address. . .Dedication of International Peace Bridge," Buffalo, New York F. 20 1927 September 9, 1927, "Address. . .Farewell Dinner to the American Legion Paris Convention Delegation," New York, New York F. 21 1927 September 28, 1927, "Address. . .6

th National Convention of American War Mothers,"

Milwaukee, Wisconsin F. 22 1927 December 8, 1927, "Address. . .Unveiling of the Statue of Alexander H. Stephens,"

Washington, D.C. F. 23 1927 December 10, 1927, [Gridiron Club Dinner], Washington, D.C. F. 24 1927 December 23, 1927, [press release of "Review. . .the National Budget System], Washington, D.C. F. 25 1928 October 22, 1928, [Address. . .], New York, New York F. 26 1928 October 27, 1928, "Speech. . .Introducing French Ambassador Claudel. . .," Chicago, Illinois With correspondence from Frank Billings F. 27 1928 November 12, 1928, "Address. . .Society of American Engineers," New York, New York




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F. 28 1928 November 17, 1928, "Address. . .Chicago Chapter, Izaak Walton League," Chicago, Illinois F. 29 1928 December 16, 1928, "Speech. . .Jewish Welfare Board Convention," Washington, D.C. Box 155 1925-1926 Requests for aid correspondence F. 1 1925 B – D F. 2 1925 F – J F. 3 1925 M – W (including W.W. Mills, J.E. Otis, James F. Pershing, Mabel F. Ransome, H.H. Wilson) F. 4 1926 A (including Palmer E. Anderson; Wilbur J. Adams, Boy Scouts of America) F. 5 1926 B (including Mrs. Jacob Baur, Dr. Charles O. Brown, Richard M. Burke) F. 6 1926 C (including Ralph E. Church, John Lewis Cochran) F. 7 1926 A.C. Chaney F. 8 1926 D F. 9 1926 Dwight W. Davis F. 10 1926 Frederick L. Davis F. 11 1926 William E. Dever F. 12 1926 E – F F. 13 1926 Paul Eaton F. 14 1926 G F. 15 1926 H F. 16 1926 Elizabeth Heisner F. 17 1926 J – K F. 18 1926 Clarence E. King F. 19 1926 L F. 20 1926 M F. 21 1926 B.A. Mattingly F. 22 1926 George M. Maxwell F. 23 1926 Joseph W. McIntosh F. 24 1926 Adm. William A. Moffett F. 25 1926 O – P F. 26 1926 R F. 27 1926 Giovanni Rolandi F. 28 1926 S F. 29 1926 E.E. Schreiner F. 30 1926 A.E. Shower, U.S. Veterans Bureau F. 31 1926 T – V F. 32 1926 Rev. John G. Unruh F. 33 1926 John F. Utt F. 34 1926 W – Y F. 35 1926 Hugh R. Wilson Box 156 1927 Requests for aid correspondence F. 1 1927 A F. 2 1927 B (including Mrs. Jacob Baur) F. 3 1927 Mabel T. Boardman F. 4 1927 W.W. Boyd F. 5 1927 A.A. Brock F. 6 1927 C F. 7 1927 William A. Cox F. 8 1927 Charles C. Cutler F. 9 1927 A.C. Chaney F. 10 1927 D F. 11 1927 John T. Doyle




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F. 22 Georgia correspondence F. 23 Georgia press clippings F. 24 Illinois correspondence A - C F. 25 Illinois correspondence D – G F. 26 Illinois – S.M. Felton F. 27 Illinois – John M. Glenn, Illinois Manufacturers’ Association F. 28 Illinois correspondence H – L F. 29 Illinois correspondence M – P F. 30 Illinois – William B. McKinley F. 31 Illinois correspondence R – Y F. 32 Illinois press clippings Box 160 1925-1926 Senate rules reform: comments on speech arranged by state, Indiana – New York F. 1 Indiana correspondence F. 2 Indiana press clippings F. 3 Iowa correspondence & press clippings F. 4 Kansas correspondence F. 5 Kentucky correspondence F. 6 Louisiana correspondence & press clippings F. 7 Maine correspondence F. 8 Maryland correspondence F. 9 Massachussetts correspondence F. 10 Massachussetts – Frederic A. Charles F. 11 Massachussetts – Albert W. Cobb F. 12 Massachussetts press clippings F. 13 Michigan correspondence F. 14 Minnesota correspondence & press clippings F. 15 Mississippi correspondence F. 16 Missouri correspondence & press clippings F. 17 Montana correspondence & press clippings F. 18 Nebraska correspondence F. 19 New Hampshire correspondence F. 20 N.H. – Robert Perkins Bass F. 21 New Jersey correspondence F. 22 New Mexico correspondence F. 23 New York correspondence A – B F. 24 New York correspondence C – F F. 25 N.Y. – Arthur W. Cole F. 26 New York correspondence G – H F. 27 N.Y. – C.C. Hartzell Box 161 1925-1926 Senate rules reform: comments on speech arranged by state, New York (cont.) - W F. 1 New York correspondence J – L F. 2 New York correspondence M – O F. 3 New York correspondence P – R F. 4 New York correspondence S F. 5 New York correspondence T – W F. 6 New York press clippings F. 7 North Carolina correspondence F. 8 North Dakota correspondence F. 9 Ohio correspondence A – H F. 10 Ohio correspondence J – W




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F. 11 Ohio press clippings F. 12 Oklahoma correspondence F. 13 Oregon correspondence & press clippings F. 14 Pennsylvania correspondence A - K F. 15 Pennsylvania correspondence L – W F. 16 Pennsylvania press clippings F. 17 Rhode Island - Walter H. Stearns F. 18 South Carolina correspondence F. 19 South Dakota correspondence & press clippings F. 20 Tennessee correspondence & press clippings F. 21 Texas correspondence & press clippings F. 22 Texas – R.D. Bowen F. 23 Utah correspondence F. 24 Vermont correspondence F. 25 Virginia correspondence F. 26 Washington correspondence & press clippings F. 27 West Virginia correspondence F. 28 Wisconsin correspondence F. 29 Wyoming correspondence F. 30 Foreign correspondence re: Senate rules reform speech F. 31 Miscellaneous F. 32 Miscellaneous press clippings Box 162 1926 Senate rules reform: reactions to C.G. Dawes radio speech on 19 January 1926 F. 1 Correspondence A – D F. 2 D.C. Colladay F. 3 Correspondence E – K F. 4 J.B. Gilder F. 5 Correspondence L – O F. 6 Carl A. Loeffler F. 7 Edward M. McKewen F. 8 Correspondence P – S F. 9 Correspondence T – W F. 10 Frederic W. Wile F. 11 Charles G. Dawes, draft of statement on Senate rules, 2pp. F. 12 Congressional Record, vol. 65 no. 152, June 7, 1924 F. 13 Congressional Record, vol. 67 no. 146, June 4, 1926 F. 14 1926 Reactions to Pat Harrison’s speech on December 10, 1925 (letters to Dawes) F. 15 Reactions to Harrison’s speech in the press F. 16 Andrew Lewis Ralston F. 17 F.W. Mandell F. 18 Reactions to radio address on September 15, 1926 at Radio Industries Banquet, NYC F. 19 George J. Blazier, Alumni Council of Marietta College; includes reprint of C.G. Dawes, “The Reform In the Senate Rules,” Marietta College Alumni Quarterly, January 1926 F. 20 Charles G. Dawes? [carbon copy statement on Senate rules, 3pp.] (2 copies) F. 21 Tally of letters received by Dawes with comments on inaugural address F. 22 Charles G. Dawes, miscellaneous notes F. 23 Marquis of Huntly, correspondence, draft, press clippings re: cloture rule F. 24 Statement by Sen. S.D. Fess on December 7, 1925, re: Senate rules F. 25 Statement by Chicago Journal of Commerce and LaSalle Street Journal, November 23, 1925 F. 26 Charles G. Dawes, carbon copies of correspondence to be sent to the various states’ secretaries of state F. 27 Senate Resolution no. 3, March 5, 1925




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F. 28 Senate Resolutions, 1925 – 1926, nos. 76-78, 217, 225 Box 163 1925 - 1929 West Point appointments correspondence F. 1 Information Relative to the Appointment and Admission of Cadets to the United States Military Academy,

West Point, N.Y. (Washington, 1924), 42pp.; War Department, Bulletin no. 43, July 30, 1928 F. 2 Miscellaneous information re: West Point appointments F. 3 Evanston, Illinois appointments F. 4 1925 – 1929 A F. 5 1925 – 1929 B F. 6 1928 William Gordon Bartlett F. 7 1925 – 1929 C F. 8 1925 – 1926 Edgar J. Cook F. 9 1928 – 1929 Mary C. Curtis F. 10 1925 – 1929 D F. 11 1925 – 1926 Dwight Davis F. 12 1928 Alice & Frank Doubleday F. 13 1925 – 1929 F F. 14 1925 – 1929 G F. 15 1925 – 1929 H F. 16 1925 J.G. Harbord F. 17 1925 J.W. Hines F. 18 1928 – 1929 H.L. Howe F. 19 1928 – 1929 I F. 20 1925 - 1929 J F. 21 1925 – 1929 K F. 22 1925 – 1926 Charles Keller F. 23 1925 – 1929 L F. 24 1927 Alex Legge F. 25 1928 Nelson T. Levings F. 26 1925 – 1929 M F. 27 1926 – 1928 John W. Martyn F. 28 1927 James Matthews F. 29 1929 Ruth Hanna McCormick F. 30 1927 – 1928 Ivan Robert Morrison F. 31 1929 George Van Horn Moseley F. 32 1926 N F. 33 1925 William G. Oswald F. 34 1925 – 1929 P F. 35 1925 – 1929 R F. 36 1925 – 1929 S F. 37 1924 – 1926 Edna Sachs F. 38 1927 – 1928 John Stephen Sewell F. 39 1928 W.G. Sibley F. 40 1928 James Simpson F. 41 1926 Virginia Grafton Smith F. 42 1925 Henry Smither F. 43 1926 C.P. Summerall F. 44 1925 – 1929 T F. 45 1926 Joseph Twyman F. 46 1925 – 1929 V F. 47 1925 – 1929 W F. 48 1926 – 1928 Lutz Wahl




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F. 49 1924 – 1925 John W. Weeks F. 50 1928 B.H. Wells F. 51 1928 Edward H. White F. 52 1927 – 1928 Mark W. Woods Box 164 1925-1929 Contributions and donations by Charles G. Dawes F. 1 1925 – 1929 Miscellaneous correspondence A – L F. 2 1928 Jane Addams F. 3 1926 C.L. Ballinger F. 4 1927 Mattie Gates Knight F. 5 1925 – 1928 Jack & Rena Lindley F. 6 1926 – 1928 Miscellaneous correspondence M – S F. 7 1928 Janes A. Mundy re: Messiah performance in Chicago F. 8 1926 – 1927 Miscellaneous correspondence T – W F. 9 Donations to organizations A – B F. 10 Donations to organizations C F. 11 Donations to organizations in Chicago, Illinois F. 12 Coolidge Fund F. 13 Daughters of the American Revolution F. 14 Donations to organizations E – F F. 15 Escadrille Lafayette memorial F. 16 Donations to organizations in Evanston, Illinois F. 17 Evanston Y.M.C.A. F. 18 First Division, A.E.F. F. 19 Donations to organizations G – K F. 20 Grand Post, Grand Army of the Republic F. 21 Donations to organizations L F. 22 Lawrenceville School F. 23 Donations to organizations M – N F. 24 Donations to organizations in Marietta, Ohio F. 25 Donations to organizations O – P F. 26 Republican National Committee F. 27 Donations to organizations S – T F. 28 Donations to organizations U – V F. 29 Donations to organizations W F. 30 Donations to foreign organizations F. 31 Donations of books by C.G. Dawes F. 32 Miscellaneous Box 165 1925-1929 Introductions, letters of court presentations The following portion of the archive (Boxes 145-190) has not yet been processed in detail and remains as




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duplication with box numbers above. When requesting materials from the following boxes, please add the date

descriptor.

Box 145 1925 Invitations, personal & political: Alabama – Idaho Box 146 1925 Invitations, personal & political: Illinois – Massachusetts Box 147 1925 Invitations, personal & political: Massachusetts – New Mexico Box 148 1925 Invitations, personal & political: New York – Oklahoma Box 149 1925 Invitations, personal & political: Oregon – Wyoming; outside U.S.A. Box 150 1926 Invitations, personal & political: Arkansas – Kentucky Box 151 1926 Invitations, personal & political: Louisiana – New York Box 152 1926 Invitations, personal & political: North Carolina – Wisconsin; outside U.S.A. Box 153 1927 Invitations, personal & political: Alabama – Indiana Box 154 1927 Invitations, personal & political: Indiana – New York Box 155 1927 Invitations, personal & political: North Carolina – Wyoming; outside U.S.A. Box 156 1928-1929 Invitations, personal & political: Arkansas – Maine Box 157 1928-1929 Invitations, personal & political: Maryland – Wisconsin; outside U.S.A. 1932 invitations Box 158 1925-1929 Requests for photographs Box 159 1925 Correspondence: January – June, A – J Box 160 1925 Correspondence: January – June, K – Z Box 161 1925 Correspondence: July – December; miscellaneous; 1926 January – April Box 162 1925-1929 Correspondence: A – B Box 163 1925-1929 Correspondence: C Box 164 1925-1929 Correspondence: D Box 165 1925-1929 Correspondence: E – G Box 166 1925-1929 Correspondence: H – J Box 167 1925-1929 Correspondence: K – L




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Box 168 1925-1929 Correspondence: M Box 169 1925-1929 Correspondence: N – R Box 170 1925-1929 Correspondence: Re – S (incl. Charles R. Stevens & Dawes’s financial affairs) Box 171 1925-1929 Correspondence: S – T Box 172 1925-1929 Correspondence: U – W Box 173 1925-1929 Correspondence by names and subjects: A – W (including Senate inaugural address) Box 174 1925-1929 Agricultural farm question Box 175 1925-1929 Agricultural farm question Box 176 1925-1929 Letters filed by subject: A - B Box 177 1925-1929 Letters filed by subject: C – E (including Lincoln Ellsworth & the North Pole flight with Amundson) Box 178 1925-1929 Letters filed by subject: F – H (including family genealogy; list of furnishings in house

rented in Washington, DC) D Box 179 1925-1929 Letters filed by subject: I – K Box 180 1925-1929 Letters filed by subject: L – Mem Box 181 1925-1929 Letters filed by subject: Mil – O (including Nobel Prize) Box 182 1925-1929 Letters filed by subject: P – R Box 183 1925-1929 Letters filed by subject: S – U Box 184 1925-1929 Letters filed by subject: V – Z Box 185 1926 Press clippings scrapbook Box 186 1926-1929 Commendation & recommendation, letters of condolences, gift acknowledgements Box 187 1927 Press clippings scrapbook Box 188 1927-1929 Press clippings scrapbook Box 189 1928 Political: Alabama – Mississippi Box 190 1928 Political: Missouri – Wyoming; Washington, D.C. Box 191 1929 Dominican Republic F. 1 C.G. Dawes statements April 2 - 4, 1929, English & Spanish F. 2 Commission Report, reports and memos




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F. 3 Commission Report, pp. 5 - 297 (Ch. 2 - 9) F. 4 Correspondence and memos, February 20 - March 11, 1929

Sumner Welles Gen. Vasquez Henry U. Harris T.W. Robinson Col. John S. Sewel

F. 5 Correspondence & memos, March 13 - 19, 1929 Sumner Welles John S. Sewall Samuel G. Inman Ross Bartley "Dominican Lottery Law" James G. Harbord A. Morales

F. 6 Correspondence & memos, March 20 - 30, 1929 Sumner Welles C.G. Dawes Gen. Vasquez John F. Harris John Kieley J. Clawson Roop Henry U. Harris E. Ross Bartley George B. Cortelyou, Jr. Clarence W. DeKnight L.S. Rowe Louis Wiley Lincoln Ellsworth Juan B. Huyke

F. 7 Correspondence, April 1 - 13, 1929 Luis Sanchez Andujar L.S. Rowe Rafael Venrique Valdez (budget) Rodolfo Bentz Luis Carballo Pres. del Ayuntamiento "Boletin Municipal no. 6, 1928" G. Belliaul Auguto Chotin A.M. Fisher Alvaro Alvarez

F. 8 Correspondence, April 14 - 30, 1929 H.C. Smither M. Seckendorf Alvaro Alvarez Pres. Horacio Vasquez James G. Harbord J. Clawson Roop

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J. Clawson Roop Henry P. Seidemann

F. 10 Memos from Sumner Welles (copies) Box 192 Dominican Republic F. 1 Correspondence, 1930 - 1932 F. 2 Dominican notes and appendix F. 3 Dominican Republic photographs and ephemera F. 4 Santa Domingo Notes manuscript and typescript

London Embassy 1929 - 1931 F. 5 Introductions, 1929 - 1931, A - C F. 6 Introductions D - H F. 7 Introductions J - M F. 8 Introductions N - Z Box 193 London Embassy 1929 - 1931 Invitations Accepted F. 1 June - December, 1929 F. 2 January - July, 1930 F. 3 August - December, 1930 F. 4 1931 Box 194 1929 - 1931 Dawes Family Business F. 1 Family Members Correspondence F. 2 Beman G. Dawes F. 3 Dawes Brothers, Inc. F. 4 Henry M. Dawes, 1929 F. 5 Henry M. Dawes, 1930 F. 6 Henry M. Dawes, 1931 F. 7 Rufus C. Dawes F. 8 Dawes Trust (Charles G. & Caro D.B.), 1931 Box 195 London Notes Manuscript F. 1 v. I May 19 - December 4, 1929 F. 2 v. II December 8, 1929 - June 8, 1930 F. 3 v. III October 1, 1930 - March 18, 1931 F. 4 v. IV March 22 - November, 1931 F. 5 London Notes Misc. Naval Conference 1930 Box 196 London Notes Typescript F. 1 v. I May 19 - December 4, 1929 F. 2 v. II December 8, 1929 - June 9, 1930 F. 3 v. III June 11, 1930 - March 18, 1931 F. 4 v. IV March 22 - December 31, 1931 Box 197 London Notes "Withdrawn sheets" F. 1 v. I pp. 9 - 252 F. 2 v. II pp. 200 - 503 F. 3 v. III pp. 507 - 841 F. 4 v. IV pp. 713 - 848 F. 5 Memoranda pp. 69A - (unnumbered) F. 6 Miscellaneous London Notes "not included in regular volumes"




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Box 198 London Embassy Correspondence 1929 - 1931 A - Be F. 1 A general F. 2 C.G. Abbot (Smithsonian Institution) F. 3 Duke of Abercorn F. 4 Charles S. Addis F. 5 Infante Alfonso F. 6 Frederick H. Allen F. 7 Maharaj of Alwar F. 8 American Commercial Attache

William L. Cooper Donald Renshaw

F. 9 American Legion incl. list of members of London post Paul V. McNutt

F. 10 Knowlton L. Ames 1929 - 1930 F. 11 Knowlton L. Ames 1931 F. 12 H. Russell Amory (American Chamber of Commerce in London) F. 13 Lady Astor F. 14 Lord Astor F. 15 Ray Atherton F. 16 Ba - Be general F. 17 E. Ross Bartley F. 18 Bernard M. Baruch F. 19 Bertha Bauer F. 20 Mrs. Arthur Beach (Dawes' sister) F. 21 Adam M. Beckley F. 22 Earl Beauchamp F. 23 Edward Price Bell (Chicago Daily News) Box 199 London Embassy Correspondence 1929 - 1931 Bi - Cl F. 1 Bi - Br general F. 2 Birthday greetings F. 3 Tiffany Blake (Chicago Tribune) F. 4 B.F. Blye F. 5 C.H. Bosworth

Tasker Bosworth Welles Bosworth

F. 6 Claude G. Bowers (The Evening World) F. 7 Boy Scouts of America F. 8 W.W. Boyd F. 9 CGD "British Treasury Control", February 11, 1931 F. 10 Harriet Connor Brown F. 11 Frederic J. Brunow (Military Board of Allied Supply) F. 12 Bu general F. 13 Gene Buck F. 14 George Buckland (Jacksonville Gas) F. 15 Budget (incl. financial statements, memos and pamphlets) F. 16 Harry C. Butler (Pure Oil) F. 17 Nicholas Murray Butler (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace) F. 18 Ca general F. 19 Hartwell Cabell F. 20 Robert J. Caldwell




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F. 21 Ce - Cl general F. 22 William M. Chadbourne F. 23 Frederick Chamberlin F. 24 William Wallace Chapin F. 25 Christmas greetings 1929 - 1931 F. 26 Winston Churchill F. 27 Ernest Clark Box 200 London Embassy Corres. 1929 - 1931 Clarke - Dav F. 1 Charles Upson Clark 1929 - March, 1930 ( re: investigation of Spanish archives for Smithsonian) F. 2 Charles Upson Clark April - December, 1930 F. 3 Charles Upson Clark 1931 F. 4 Floyd Clinch F. 5 Club memberships 1929 - 1931 F. 6 Co general F. 7 Charles Francis Coe ("Socker") F. 8 George B. Cortelyou, Jr. F. 9 Coucil on Foreign Relations

Walter H. Mallory Whitney H. Shepardson

F. 10 Court Presentations 1931 F. 11 Sir Harry Courthope-Munroe F. 12 Cr - Cu general F. 13 re: Cramer (lost aviator) F. 14 Earl M. Cranston F. 15 O.G.S. Crawford F. 16 Annie Currer-Jones F. 17 Charles Curtis (U.S. Vice-President) F. 18 F.W.M. Cutcheon F. 19 re: Manassah Cutler

Sarah Cutler F. 20 Da - De F. 21 Col. Gilbert Davidson F. 22 Jo Davidson F. 23 James J. Davis F. 24 George W. Davison Box 201 London Embassy Corres. 1929 - 1931 Daw - Ge F. 1 D'Arcy Dawes F. 2 Dawes family F. 3 William Dawes (and Paul Revere) F. 4 C.W. Delamatre F. 5 Lord Desborough F. 6 Charles S. Dewey F. 7 Di - Du F. 8 Diplomatic Corps F. 9 J. Frank Doubleday F. 10 Elmer Dover F. 11 Col. Francis E. Drake F. 12 George B. Dryden F. 13 William Frank Dunn F. 14 E general




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F. 15 George Eastman F. 16 Hubert Eaton F. 17 Col. W.G. Edens F. 18 Walter E. Edge (American Embassy in Paris) F. 19 Melvin Ericson F. 20 F general F. 21 Milton Fairchild F. 22 Simeon D. Fess F. 23 Stanley Field F. 24 John H. Finley (New York Times) F. 25 David R. Forgan F. 26 C.O. Frisbie F. 27 Thomas G. Frothingham F. 28 G general F. 29 W.W. Gamble F. 30 Maurice Ganne F. 31 J.L. Garvin F. 32 Sir Auckland Geddes Box 202 London Embassy Corres. 1929 - 1931 Gi - J F. 1 Hugh Gibson (American Embassy, Brussels) F. 2 S. Parker Gilbert F. 3 Guy D. Goff F. 4 William Gourlay (American Society in London) F. 5 Sir Alexander Grant F. 6 Addison L. Green F. 7 Gilbert Grosvenor (National Geographic Society) F. 8 Ha general F. 9 Charles C. Haffner, Jr. (Central Republic Bank) F. 10 Albert Halstead (American Consul General) F. 11 Sir John Hanbury-Williams F. 12 Charles A. Hanna F. 13 Gen. James G. Harbord (see also Chicago Fair file)

"The Services of Supply from July 1918 to May 1919" "The Background for American Leadership"

F. 14 John F. Harris F. 15 Ray Harris F. 16 He - Hi general F. 17 Walter W. Head (Boy Scouts of America) F. 18 Arthur Henderson F. 19 Arthur S. Henning (Chicago Tribune) F. 20 Charles D. Hilles F. 21 Frank T. Hines (Veterans Administration) F. 22 George W. Hinman F. 23 Ho general F. 24 Herbert Hoover F. 25 Sir Esme Howard F. 26 Mrs. Wirt E. Humphreys F. 27 Edward N. Hurley F. 28 Robert M. Hutchins (University of Chicago) F. 29 Graham Seton Hutchison F. 30 Hr - Hu




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F. 31 I general F. 32 Samuel lnsull F. 33 J general F. 34 Peter N. Jans Box 203 London Embassy Corres. 1929 - 1931 K - Ma F. 1 K general F. 2 Fred T. Kennedy F. 3 John Maynard Keynes F. 4 Ella G. Kirkman F. 5 Sir Robert Kindersley F. 6 Horace G. Knowles F. 7 Fritz Kreisler F. 8 La general F. 9 Thomas W. Lamont (re: Afghanistan) F. 10 Albert D. Lasker F. 11 Andrew M. Lawrence F. 12 Le - Li F. 13 Paul R. Leach (Chicago Daily News) F. 14 John J. Leary, Jr. F. 15 Brig.-Gen. R.F. Legge F. 16 Salmon O. Levinson F. 17 Liverpool Seaman's Friend Society F. 18 Ll - Lu F. 19 David Lloyd-George F. 20 W.A. Loffland (Seattle Lighting Co.) F. 21 London papers (e.g. insurance, shipments, etc.) F. 22 Lord Londonderry F. 23 Marquess of Lothian F. 24 Frank O. Lowden F. 25 Marechal Lyautey F. 26 Mac general F. 27 J. Ramsay MacDonald (British Prime Minister) F. 28 Mag - Mau general F. 29 Marietta College F. 30 John Marshall F. 31 R. Matsudaira F. 32 Harry Maud Box 204 London Embassy Corres. 1929 - 1931 Mc - Pa F. 1 Mc general F. 2 Robert R. McCormick (Chicago Tribune) F. 3 James G. McDonald F. 4 George McFadden F. 5 Brig.-Gen. James F. McKinley F. 6 Me - Mi F. 7 Earl of Meath (Metropolitan Public Gardens Assoc.) F. 8 Andrew W. Mellon F. 9 Memberships 1930 - 1931 F. 10 Marques de Merry del Val F. 11 Robert George Milligan F. 12 W.W. Mills




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F. 13 H. Cotton Minchin F. 14 Mo - Mu F. 15 Rear-Admiral William A. Moffett F. 16 John M. Morehead F. 17 Dwight W. Morrow F. 18 Paul Scott Mowrer (Chicago Daily News) F. 19 N general F. 20 H.M.S. Nelson incident at Panama Canal

Franklin D. Roosevelt Patrick J. Hurley W.W. Galbraith

F. 21 Nobel Prize F. 22 O general F. 23 Joseph E. Otis (Central Trust Co. of Ill.) 1929 F. 24 Joseph E. Otis 1930 F. 25 Joseph E. Otis 1931 F. 26 Pa general F. 27 George Paddock (Chicago Crime Comm.; Minutemen of the Constitution) F. 28 Gordon Paddock F. 29 Gordon L. Padley F. 30 Gen. Charles J.M. Payot Box 205 London Embassy Corres. 1929 - 1931 Pe - R F. 1 Pe F. 2 Waite Phillips F. 3 Photograph requests F. 4 Pi - Po F. 5 Pipes and tobacco F. 6 Pr - Py F. 7 Admiral William V. Pratt F. 8 Pure Oil Company (Charles R. Stevens) F. 9 Ra general F. 10 Re F. 11 Lord Reading F. 12 J. Leonard Replogle ("Steel Industry of Gt. Brit.") F. 13 George M. Reynolds (Continental Ill. Bank & Trust) F. 14 Ri F. 15 Ro - Ru F. 16 Kenneth Roberts F. 17 Donald A. Robinson F. 18 H. Perry Robinson F. 19 Joe T. Robinson (U.S. Senate) F. 20 Theodore W. Robinson (Illinois Steel Co.) F. 21 Will Rogers F. 22 James Clawson Roop (Bureau of the Budget) F. 23 Julius Rosenwald F. 24 Robert Ross F. 25 I.W. Rowe (Pan American Union) F. 26 Royal Family (requests for autographs, etc.) Box 206 London Embassy Correspondence 1929 - 1931 Sa - Sw F. 1 Sa - Sc




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F. 2 G.C. St. John F. 3 Richard B. Scandrett, Jr. F. 4 Evaland Scobey (Mrs. Edward) F. 5 Schneider Cup plane F. 6 Se - Si F. 7 Charles A. Selden (New York Times) F. 8 Col. John S. Sewell F. 9 John C. Shaffer (Chicago Evening Post) F. 10 Charles H. Sherrill F. 11 H. Ellis Sibley (Pure Oil Co.) F. 12 William G. Sibley (Jack) F. 13 James Simpson F. 14 Sk - Sm F. 15 Robert P. Skinner (re: Marathon Dam, Greece & Sequoia trees) also John S. Sewel F. 16 Henry C. Smither F. 17 Sn - Sp F. 18 John Phillips Sousa marches (Brig. Gen. George Richards, U.S. Marine Corps.) F. 19 St - Sw F. 20 Sir Josiah Stamp (re: visit to Chicago, 1926) F. 21 Sir Josiah Stamp corr. F. 22 Sir Josiah Stamp "Memorandum upon methods of adding to the efficiency of organizations which are

departmentalized by function" F. 23 Henry P. Starrett (American Consul General, Genoa) F. 24 State Department (re: passports, accounts, appointments) F. 25 Statements to Press by CGD F. 26 D.M. Stevenson F. 27 Henry L. Stimson (Secretary of State) F. 28 Silas H. Strawn (First National Bank, Chicago) F. 29 Walter Strong F. 30 Sudbury (home of ancestor William Dawes; honorary visit; presentation of scroll in casket) F. 31 Claude A. Swanson (U.S. Senate; "Construction of Cruisers") F. 32 Gerard Swope Box 207 London Embassy Corres. 1929 - 1931 T - Wh F. 1 Ta - Tw F. 2 Mme. S. Taboris (re: Paris French Colonial Expo.) F. 3 William H. Taft memorial service

Mrs. W.H. Taft Horace D. Taft

F. 4 Myron C. Taylor F. 5 Eugene V.R. Thayer (Central Trust Co. of Ill.) F. 6 Charles S. Thomas F. 7 Robert J. Thompson F. 8 Paul Tietgens F. 9 Charles S. Tuttle F. 10 U general F. 11 V general F. 12 Count A. Van de Vyvere F. 13 Sir Robert Vansittart F. 14 J.G. Van Zandt (re: excavations in Niebla, Spain) F. 15 H.A. Varaigne F. 16 Horacio Vesquez




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F. 17 Wa general F. 18 Henry Wales F. 19 Charles E. Walker F. 20 Charles A. Ward (Pure Oil Co.) F. 21 Rawleigh Warner F. 22 We - Wh F. 23 Josiah Wedgewood Bicentenary F. 24 A.G. Wells (Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe) F. 25 Sumner Wells F. 26 Whaley-Eaton Service F. 27 Wheat (incl. Donald Renshaw, U.S.; G. Howard Ferguson, Canada) F. 28 Burton K. Wheeler F. 29 Elena M.W. Vinda de Whishaw (re: Niebla excavations) F. 30 George White F. 31 William F. Whiting (Whiting Paper Co.)

Box 208 London Embassy Corres. 1929 - 1931 Wi - Y F. 1 Wi general F. 2 Sir Clive Wigram F. 3 Louis Wiley (New York Times)

Charles P. Howland, "Anglo-American Naval Question", 11/21/1929 F. 4 Ben Ames Williams F. 5 J.D. Williams F. 6 John North Willys (American Ambassador, Warsaw) F. 7 Ulick Wilmot F. 8 Walter H. Wilson F. 9 Daniel G. Wing F. 10 Wo - Wr F. 11 Mark Woods; Frank Woods; Woods Dinner F. 12 William Wrigley, Jr. F. 13 Y general F. 14 Sir E. Hilton Young, "National Housekeeping", pt. I & II F. 15 Owen D. Young F. 16 Owen D. Young (incl. testimony, 2/4/1931) F. 17 Souvenirs (incl. misc. dinner programs) F. 18 Special letters

Alfonso Grand Duke Alexander of Russia Le Marechal Petain Aga Khan M. Ernest Dimnet Wellington J.H. Thomas James J. Davis Booth Tarkington William Allen White Frank B. Kellog Gen. Shahwali Khan, Afghan.

F. 19 Misc. correspondence, e.g. well-wishers, commendations F. 20 Misc. correspondence, e.g., messages to individuals & organizations F. 21 Misc. correspondence, e.g., telegrams, bon voyage, etc.




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Box 209 London Embassy Routine Correspondence 1929-1931 A - Cl F. 1 A - Am F. 2 Aides-De-Camp Limited F. 3 American Chamber of Commerce in London F. 4 American Foundation F. 5 American Embassy. . .Military Attache & Naval Attache F. 6 American Society in London F. 7 An - Au F. 8 T. Percival Anderson F. 9 Anti-Slavery and Aborigines Protection Society

"Slave Markets" "Ten Years' Working of the Mandatory System"

F. 10 Ba F. 11 Frances E. Baldwin F. 12 Be - Bo F. 13 B.F. Blye (Central Trust Co.) F. 14 Albert Bonneau F. 15 Clarence W. Bowen (re: J.W. de Rehling Quistgaard) F. 16 Br - Bu F. 17 William L. Butcher (National Boys' Week Committee) F. 18 Ca - Cl F. 19 P.H. Callahan F. 20 Canterbury Cathedral F. 21 Chain letters F. 22 D.P. Chalmers F. 23 D.E. Charles F. 24 Chicago files F. 25 Sir Travers Clarke F. 26 Cyril Clemens F. 27 J. Clements F. 28 Rev. P.B. Clayton Box 210 London Embassy Routine Corresespondence 1929 -1931 Co - D F. 1 Co F. 2 Samuel Colcord F. 3 Willard Connely (American University Union) F. 4 Carle C. Conway (Continental Can Co.) F. 5 Council on Foreign Relations (Walter H. Mallory) F. 6 Cr - Cu F. 7 James Criswell F. 8 Henry James Culliford

re: Dorothy Culliford; Hanna J. Gittins immigration American Consular Service

F. 9 Da F. 10 Charles Davis F. 11 Dawes ancestors and relations F. 12 The Dawes Way (Carsten Nielsen) F. 13 De - Di F. 14 Capt. Herbert C. DeBruyn (visa for Gertrude Smith) F. 15 Marion G. Dinsmore (re: international peace) F. 16 Do - Du F. 17 Frank J. Dolan, "World plan for financial, monetary, & economic stabilization"




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F. 18 Donations 1929 F. 19 Donations 1930 F. 20 Donations 1931 F. 21 Frances Dorrance F. 22 Florence Duncan Box 211 London Embassy Routine Correspondence 1929 - 1931 E - Hu F. 1 E general F. 2 Thomas A. Edison F. 3 Estates claims (incl. Jennings; Page; Drake) F. 4 Evanston F. 5 Fa - Fi F. 6 Arthur Burrage Farwell (Chicago Law & Order League) F. 7 Mary Walton Ferris F. 8 Financial News (O.R. Hobson) F. 9 Ruth Anna Fisher F. 10 Fl - Fr F. 11 Charles R. Fletcher (California Gold Exploration Co.) F. 12 Alan Forbes (St. Botolphis Church, Boston) F. 13 Ga - Gi F. 14 Philippe Gaiger "Die neue Diplomatie"; "Das neue Europa" F. 15 James W. Garner "The Riddle of the Seas"; "American opinion in respect to reduction of naval

armaments" F. 16 Herbert Garrison "The British Empire" F. 17 George Washington Foundation F. 18 Gl - Gu F. 19 Capt. Fried. Glas F. 20 Green Cross Society (M.H. Morrison) F. 21 Ha F. 22 He - Hi F. 23 Angus Hibbard; Samuel Insull re: (Seabury) Western Chapel in Evanston F. 24 Rowland Hill F. 25 Ho - Hu F. 26 Archer B. Hulbert Box 212 London Embassy Routine Corres. 1929 - 1931 I - M F. 1 I general F. 2 J general F. 3 K general F. 4 Frank B. Kellog (re:) Pilgrims dinner

American Chamber of Commerce F. 5 F.J. Kennedy (Muskegan Malleable Castings Co. report) F. 6 Kirkoudbright Gymnasium opening 8/27/31 CGD address F. 7 Ruth Knowles (World Explorers) F. 8 La - Le F. 9 Thomas W. Lamont dinner F. 10 P.A. de Laszlo F. 11 Lawrenceville, N.J. (track meet; Dana Dawes) F. 12 Duncan Campbell Lee F. 13 Claude M. Leigh F. 14 Mrs. J.D. Leland F. 15 Maurice Leon; Rene Leon "Silver: significance of its rise and fall"; "Bimetallic base held credit need"




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F. 16 Arthur T. Leonard F. 17 Li - Ly F. 18 Elizabeth Lineberger; Walter F. Lineberger F. 19 Lists

Division of work 11/6/31 Dinner 12/17/31 Lawyers 11/31 Luncheon/Stimson 7/28/31 American Delegation info. list 7/31 Dinner 5/8/31 Insull dinner 4/28/31 Embassy staff Commercial attache 7/12/30 U.S. newspapers/press in London "Interparliamentary" Businessmen Dinner 9/11/30

F. 20 Ma F. 21 Ramsay MacDonald (re:) CGD "foreward" to American Speeches F. 22 Marietta College F. 23 Mc F. 24 Rev. Charles Curtis McIntire F. 25 Me - My F. 26 Messages, requests for Box 213 London Embassy Routine Corres. 1929 -1931 N - S F. 1 N general F. 2 National Child Welfare Society F. 3 Nations Business (D.A. Skinner; Merle Thorpe) F. 4 Near East Foundation F. 5 O F. 6 Thomas Ogilvy F. 7 John F. O'Ryan "Address before the Good Will

Congress" 11/10/31 F. 8 P F. 9 Packard cars F. 10 Paramount Sound News F. 11 Annie S. Peck F. 12 Joseph S. Pelton; Ada K. Pelton F. 13 Hubert C. Phillips re: dog fight F. 14 Poetry Magazine (Harriet Monroe) F. 15 Police Mutual Benefit Fund F. 16 Q F. 17 Ra - Ri F. 18 Radio F. 19 W.T. Rawleigh F. 20 Melton Reynolds F. 21 Ro - Ry F. 22 Nicholas Roerich F. 23 Edgar F. Romig F. 24 Nicholas Roosevelt F. 25 Dorothy Russell




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F. 26 Sa - Sh F. 27 Frederick N. Sard (RCA Victor; re: Centenary Romantic Music, 1930) F. 28 Second Anglo-American Music Conference F. 29 Si - Sn F. 30 Gardner Sinclair F. 31 Beverly Oden Skinner F. 32 Frank Smith F. 33 T. Webster Smith "Sancho Panza's Last Island" F. 34 So - Sw F. 35 Ray S. Sprague re: "Lest We Forget" painting donated to Marietta Memorial Hospital; with photos. artist: Harvey Dunn F. 36 F. Stallforth "Economic conditions in Germany. . ." F. 37 Charles W. Stewart Box 214 London Embassy Routine Corres. 1929 - 1931 T - Y F. 1 T general F. 2 re: William Howard Taft F. 3 U general F. 4 U.S. Flag Assoc. (Henry L. Stimson; James A. Moss) F. 5 United States Lines F. 6 V F. 7 R.W. Van De Mark F. 8 W F. 9 Bridget Walsh F. 10 Maurice Walsh F. 11 Y F. 12 Ephemera and Photographs Box 215 London Naval Conference 1930

NOTEBOOK: various pamphlets on London Naval Conference F. 1 "Armament Conference Treaties", 1922

"Papers regarding the limitation of naval armaments", 1928 Henry Kittredge Norton, "Foreign Office Organization"

F. 2 "Anglo-French Naval Agreement" 9/28/28 "Instructions for the guidance of the American delegation. . ." 3/23/29 "Memorandum on trained reserves" 4/26/29 "Brief memo. on the Prepatory Comm. . . " 4/11/29

F. 3 "Modern Big Gun Cruisers" "American, British & Japanese Cruisers" "Navies of the World" 1928 "London Naval Conference, 1930" Provisional Directory

F. 4 "Memos. exchanged with the British Embassy. . ." 1929 with memo between Castle & the Sec. of the Navy 5/4/29 "confidential" memo. n.d.

F. 5 "Texts of Amb. Gibson's speeches..." 4/22/29 "Addres. . .Hugh S. Gibson" 8/4/27 "Misc. press releases. . ." 4/1/29 "Opening statement of Amer. delegation" 6/20/27

F. 6 TLS, J. Theodore Marriner to CGD, 5/17/29 "Dates of metings of the Prepatory Comm." J. Pierrepont Moffatt, "The Disarmament question under the League of Nations" Prep. Comm. "Draft Convention--League of Nations" 1927




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F. 7 Records of the Conference for the Limitation of Naval Armament, Geneva, 8/4/27

F. 8 London Naval Conference, list re: ships, 1930 Box 216 Disarmament Treaty Notebook: Miscellaneous papers relating to disarmament...League of Nations and London Naval Conference F. 1 League of Nations Disarmament Treaty 4/19/1930 F. 2 Manchurian Crisis

Memorandum 11/12/1931 Statement to Press 11/20/31 Article/observations drafts and carbon copies (11pp.) Statement 12/11/31

F. 3 Manchurian Crisis Anita McCormick Blaine to CGD 11/15/31 Memo carbon CGD to Sec. of State 11/11/31 "The Manchurian Affair" by CGD 11/16/31 CGD multiple drafts; news clippings

Scrapbook for reception of Journal as Ambassador to Great Britain by C. G. Dawes Box 217 Journal as Ambassador to Great Britain F. 1 Part I typescript and carbon F. 2 Part II typescript and carbon F. 3 Part III typescript and carbon F. 4& F. 5 Galleys F. 6 & F. 7 Galleys cop. 2 F. 8 Convocation Encaenia June 26, 1929 programs Box 218 London Embassy Scrapbook; Embassy menus Box 219 Century of Progress World’s Fair, 1929 – 1933 F. 1 U.S. response to the fair: Proclamation on February 5, 1929; President’s message on December 19, 1930; Congressional acts; Resolution by Congress. F. 2 Miscellaneous letters of response, 1929 (including Chauncey McCormick) F. 3 Charles G. Dawes’s statements on the fair (carbon typescripts) F. 4 Proposals, 1929-1930 including Rufus C. Dawes, “Address before the Association of Commerce,” February 19, 1930. F. 5 Charles G. Dawes, press statement, July 19, 1931 F. 6 Miscellaneous fair applications correspondence F. 7 Correspondence re: fair participants, 1929-1931: Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Egypt, Greece (Robert P. Skinner), Italy, Persia, Switzerland (Hugh Wilson) F. 8 Fair participants, re: Austria (G.B. Stockton) F. 9 Fair participants, re: France (Walter E. Edge, Gordon Paddock, Rufus C. Dawes, J.S. Sewell, C.G. Dawes) F. 10 Fair participants, re: Germany (Frederic M. Sackett, Jr., H.H. Dieckhoff, Rufus C. Dawes, Waldemar Kaempffert F. 11 Fair participants, re: Great Britain (Rufus C. Dawes, Arthur Henderson) F. 12 Century of Progress fair finances, 1929-1933 F. 13 Committees and organizations including public health unit, executive committee, science advisory Committee F. 14 French Colonial Exposition, including reports by D.H. Burnham, C.W. Farrier, E.D. Tillson, Gen. Messimy. Correspondence, 1930-1931: C.G. Dawes, Rufus C. Dawes, Walter E. Edge. F. 15 Century of Progress newspaper clippings and pamphlets




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Rufus C. Dawes, The Chicago World’s Fair in 1933. Chicago World’s Fair: Hearings. . 70

th Congress. . . 1929.

F. 16 Century of Progress newspaper clippings F. 17 Photographs Box 220 Century of Progress World’s Fair Correspondence, 1926-1933, A - I F. 1 Miscellaneous, A – Y (includes Peter Mayo, George Woodruff, Orville Wright) F. 2 George Ade, 1928 F. 3 Joseph I. Breen, 1928-1929 F. 4 Daniel H. Burnham, 1928-1929 F. 5 P.J. Byrne, 1928 F. 6 Carl R. Chindblom, 1929 F. 7 William R. Castle, Jr.; draft on congressional legislation for the fair F. 8 Lady Chamberlain, 1930-1931 F. 9 Philip R. Clarke, Central Trust Co. of Illinois, 1930-1931; fair financing and list of guarantors F. 10 Sir Henry Cole, 1930-1931; employment agreement, miscellaneous drafts Memorandum re: Century of Progress; “A Century of Progress: Its Plan and Purpose.” F. 11 Sir Henry Cole correspondence, 1930-1931 F. 12 Rufus C. Dawes, 1928-1929 F. 13 Rufus C. Dawes, 1929 F. 14 Rufus C. Dawes, Jan – May, 1930 F. 15 Rufus C. Dawes, June – December, 1930 F. 16 Rufus C. Dawes, 1931 F. 17 Lord Derby, British Chicago Fair Committee, 1931 F. 18 Col. Francis E. Drake, 1928 F. 19 Edward Hungerford, 1930-1931; Travel and Transport Show Bulletin no. 1, April 1930. “Transportation, Civilisation,and the Chicago Fair.” F. 20 Edward N. Hurley, 1926; draft of report to Mayor William E. Dever F. 21 Samuel Insull, Commonwealth Edison, 1928 Box 221 Century of Progress World’s Fair Correspondence, 1928-1933, L – W F. 1 Major Lenox R. Lohr, 1929-1930; attendance projections, drawings William Yorath Lewis, “The ‘Never-Stop’ System of Continuous Rapid Transport” Financial reports of other fairs, December 6, 1930 F. 2 Major Lenox R. Lohr, 1931-1933; expenditures, bond status and contract receipts, subscription status. F. 3 H. Van Buren Magonigle, 1928 F. 4 George H. Moses, 1928 F. 5 Gordon Paddock, 1931; French participation F. 6 Charles J. Pannill, Radiomarine Corporation, 1933 F. 7 John Stephen Sewell, director of exhibits, 1930-1931; “A Century of Progress,” 14pp. F. 8 James Simpson, Chicago Plan Commission, 1929; Roosevelt Road Viaduct Extension Study. F. 9 C. Bascom Slemp, Commission of the U.S., International Colonial & Overseas Exposition at Paris, 1930-1931 F. 10 William Hay Williamson, 1929 F. 11 Century of Progress, pamphlets and ephemera Rufus C. Dawes, The Chicago World’s Fair in 1933 (4 copies) Note: The remainder of the archive has not been processed in detail and will be revised as completed.

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Box 221b 1930-1951 Correspondence: B – Bar Box 221c 1930-1951 Correspondence: Be – Bu Box 222 1930-1951 Correspondence: C – Cha Box 223 1930-1951 Correspondence: Chi – Cu Box 224 1930-1951 Correspondence: D – Dawes, Charles Box 225 1930-1951 Correspondence: Dawes, J. – Dyer Box 226 1930-1951 Correspondence: E – F Box 227 1930-1951 Correspondence: F Box 228 1930-1951 Correspondence: G Box 229 1930-1951 Correspondence: H (including Hoover Committee “Food for Europe” 1940-1941) Box 230 1930-1951 Correspondence: I – K Box 231 1930-1951 Correspondence: K – L (including Kelley & Citizens Committee to bring U.N. to Chicago) Box 232 1930-1951 Correspondence: La – Mc Box 233 1930-1951 Correspondence: McC – M Box 234 1930-1951 Correspondence: M – Me Box 235 1930-1951 Correspondence: Mi – N Box 236 1930-1951 Correspondence: O – Pa Box 237 1930-1951 Correspondence: Pe – R Box 238 1930-1951 Correspondence: S Box 239 1930-1951 Correspondence: Sa – Sta Box 240 1930-1951 Correspondence: Ste – Sw Box 241 1930-1951 Correspondence: T – U Box 242 1930-1951 Correspondence: V – W Box 243 1930-1951 Correspondence: Wa – Wo (including Ward-Dawes silver spoon) Box 244 1930-1951 Correspondence: Y – Z (includes Owen Young) Box 245 1930-1951 Correspondence by subject: A - Ch




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Box 246 1930-1951 Correspondence by subject: Co – Statements (including painting imports list, 1931-1938) Box 247 1930-1951 Correspondence by subject: Steel – W Box 248 1932 Correspondence, June: A – Z Box 249 1932 Correspondence, July – December, A – F Box 250 1932 Correspondence, July – December, G – O Box 251 1932 Correspondence, July – December, P – V Box 252 1932 Correspondence, July – December, W – Z; miscellaneous

1933 Correspondence, January – June (incomplete); miscellaneous Box 253 1932 Reconstruction Finance Corporation, personal: A - H Box 254 1932 Reconstruction Finance Corporation, personal: I – P Box 255 1932 Reconstruction Finance Corporation, personal: R – Z Box 256 1932 Reconstruction Finance Corporation, business: A - J Box 257 1932 Reconstruction Finance Corporation, business: K – W (including “pipes” file); miscellaneous Box 258 Major General James G. Harbord, 1919-1937 Box 259 Major General James G. Harbord, 1938-1947 Box 260 1943-1950 Invitations Box 261 Diaries and journals: 1881-1899 Box 262 Diaries and journals: 1900-1904 Box 263 Diaries and journals: 1905-1908; law lecture notes, 1898-1899 Box 264 Typed transcripts of diaries and journals: 1905-1908, 1911 Box 265 Typed transcripts of diaries and journals: 1887, 1893, 1895-1897 Box 266 Typed transcripts of diaries and journals: 1898-1899 Box 267 Typed transcripts of diaries and journals: 1900-1901 Box 268 Typed transcripts of diaries and journals: 1902-1905, 1907 Box 269 Birthday greetings: 1926-1929, 1934-1949 Box 270 Birthday greetings, 1950; Christmas greetings, 1934-1949; congratulations, 1925-1929 Box 271 Dawes Hotels, includes blueprints for Mary Dawes Hotel (1932-1934)




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Box 272 Mary Dawes Hotel Box 273 Rufus F. Dawes Hotel, Boston Box 274 Rufus F. Dawes Hotel, Chicago; some material on Mary Dawes Hotel Box 275 Miscellaneous correspondence (sorted & distributed into other boxes) Box 276 Special correspondence: A – F F. 1 American Expeditionary Force, Central Control, 1917-1920 F. 2 Albert J. Beveridge, 1901-1923 F. 3 Cornelius N. Bliss, 1904-1921 F. 4 Joseph L. Bristow, 1901-1941 F. 5 William Jennings Bryan, 1908-1919 F. 6 Traverse Clarke, 1919-1925 F. 7 Calvin Coolidge, 1921-1933, 1941 F. 8 George B. Cortelyou, 1900-1940 (348 letters) F. 9 Jacob D. Cox, 1894-1915 F. 10 Charles G. Dawes to E.C. Dawes, 1887 F. 11 R.R. Dawes and R.C. Dawes, 1877-1905 F. 12 William R. Day, 1898-1920 F. 13 Charles W. Fairbanks, 1901-1917 (119 letters) F. 14 Marechal Foch, 1919-1925 Box 277 Special correspondence: G – L F. 1 Marcus A. Hanna, 1894-1904 (69 letters) F. 2 Gen. James G. Harbord, 1919-1925 (see also individual boxes for Harbord letters) F. 3 Warren G. Harding, 1920-1923 (194 letters) F. 4 Harding Memorial Association, 1934-1943 F. 5 Rutherford B. Hayes, 1883 F. 6 Herbert Hoover, 1917-1949 (192 letters) F. 7 Liquidation Commission, 1919-1920 F. 8 Gen. Herbert M. Lord, 1919-1925 F. 9 Frank O. Lowden, 1898-1933 (128 letters) Box 278 Special corrrespondence: M – Z F. 1 Gen. Douglas MacArthur, 1920 F. 2 John T. McCutcheon, 1926-1947 (122 letters) F. 3 William McKinley, 1890-1925 (55 letters incl. those re: McKinley) F. 4 McKinley Memorial, 1908-1943 F. 5 National Republican Congressional Committee,d 1909-1910 F. 6 Gen. Charles J. M. Payot, 1918-1929 (86 letters) F. 7 George W. Perkins, 1901-1920 F. 8 Pershing Memorial, 1939-1941 F. 9 Antonia Puccini, 1924 F. 10 J. Clawson Roop, 1919-1932 F. 11 Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1918-1940 F. 12 Theodore Roosevelt, 1899-1907 (60 letters) F. 13 Lawrence Y. Sherman, 1900-1925 (237 letters) F. 14 Speeches, articles, 1909-1925 (see other boxes with speeches, essays, article drafts) F. 15 Josiah Stamp, 1925




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F. 16 William Howard Taft, 1905-1928 (45 letters) F. 17 Van de Vyvere (Belgium), 1920-1923 F. 18 Woodrow Wilson, 1912-1919 F. 19 Leonard Wood, 1899-1932 Box 279 Miscellaneous Box 280 Music Box 281 General John Pershing Box 282 Photographs. See also photograph inventory and oversize folders of photographs. Box 283 Speeches and articles: 1929-1940 Box 284 Speeches and articles, miscellaneous Box 285 Statistics, charts, price indices Box 286 Guestbook: November 19, 1921 – January 26, 1932 Bound letter from Officers of the French Mission to C.G. Dawes on the occasion of promotion in Legion of Honor, Paris, 1919. Box 287 Bascom Timmons, manuscript for biography of C.G. Dawes Bound business books and letterpress books of carbon correspondence

1889 February - September 1889 July 12 – December 26 (exception: September 11, 1890) 1889-1890 December 27 – September 9 1890-1891 September 12 – April 7 1891-1892 April – July 1893 – 1894 March 29, 1893 – January 31, 1894 1894 February - October 1894 October – December (exceptions: January, May 1894)) 1896 January 8 – July 2 (exceptions: November 27, December 29) 1896 July 23 – November 24 1896-1897 July 29 – January 7 1897 December 8 – 13 1897-1898 December 30 – February 21 1897-1900 May 17 – December (political and business) 1898 February 21 – April 28 1898 April 28 – June 28 1898 June 29 – August 23 1898 August 23 – October 27 1898 October 27 – December 19 1898-1899 December 19 – February 7 1899 February 7 – April 19 1899 April 20 – July 13 1899 July 13 – September 23 1899 September 23 – November 28 1899-1900 November 28 – January 26




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1900 January 26 – April 4 1900 April 5 – June 5 1900 June 5 – August 17 1900 August 17 – December 19 1900-1901 December 19 – February 5 1901 February 5 – March 26 1901 March 26 – May 14 1901 May 14 – July 26 1901 July 26 – September 25 1901 September 26 – 30 1899-1903 July 10 – October 29 Dawes Business Block Company 1902 May 15 – July 2 Central Trust Company 1902 June 24 – July 7 Central Trust Company 1902 June 30 – November 18 Central Trust Company 1902 July 2 – July 29 Central Trust Company 1902-1903 November 19 – March 6 Personal, some Central Trust Company 1903 March 7 – June 18 1903 June 18 – October 3 1903-1904 October 4 – January 16 1904 January 26 – April 30 1904 May 4 – August 18 1904 August 19 – November 16 1904-1905 December 1 – January 17 1904-1905 November 19 – March 6 1905 March 6 – July 11 1905 July 12 – December 5 1905-1906 December 6 – April 13 1906 April 14 – August 3 1906-1907 August 7 – April 30 1907 February 15 – September 4 1907-1908 September 5 – January 14 1908 January 7 – 29 Chicago & Milwaukee Electric Railroad receivership 1908 January 14 – October 8 1908 August 10 – November 30 1908-1909 October 9 – May 22 1909-1910 May 24 – March 11 1910-1911 March 11 – January 4 1911-1912 January 5 – January 19 1912 January 22 – November 16 1912-1913 November 14 – September 15 1913-1914 September 15 – September 10 1914-1915 September 12 – August 25 (exceptions: September 10, 1914) 1915-1916 August 27 – March 17 1916 March 20 – November 9 1916-1917 November 10 – May 27 1917-1920 May 26 – April 24 1920 April 27 – October 14 1920-1921 October 14 – February 24 1921-1922 February 23 – July 29 1922-1923 July 31 – February 19 1923 February 21 – August 16 1923-1924 August 16 – December 24 (includes Minutemen of the Constitution; Reparations Commission)




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1924-1925 December 26 – August 31 1925 October 21 – December 31 Note: The remainder of C.G. Dawes’ carbon copy replies to correspondence were filed with received letters. Separated materials: U.S. Civil War material related to W.T. Sherman was removed and placed in the general manuscript file. The Manasseh Cutler Collection given by Charles G. Dawes is also held as a separate collection. For the following John T. McCutcheon cartoons, see the McCutcheon Cartoon Collection: Now it will be easier going for European Peace, 1924 The Pipe of Peace, July 16, 1924 The most important work of a world’s fair president. . . (Rufus Dawes), July 22, 1934

Dawes Photographs Box 1 Bound photograph and document albums Memoirs of William McKinley; famous scenes during the life of a nation’s President [1900 – 1907]. Belgian Red Cross. Photographs of the Belgian Army, 1914 – 1915. [2 cop.] Military decorations and citations: Charles Gates Dawes, Caro Dana Blymyer Dawes [1919 – 1920] Officers of the French Mission to Brigadier Gen. Charles G. Dawes, Paris, 10 February 1919. Signed,a bound congratulatory letter upon CGD receipt of the Legion of Honor. Military Board of Allied Supply. [Souvenir photograph album given to Mrs. Charles G. Dawes] Paris, 23 July 1919. Military Board of Allied Supply [Souvenir photograph album given to Gen. Charles G. Dawes] Coubert, 28 April 1919. Mementos 17

th Engineers A.E.F. 1917 – 19. Presented to Brig. Gen. Charles G. Dawes

Dedications: American War memorials in Europe, 1937. American Battle Monuments Commission. Box 2 Photographs, miscellaneous, ca1880-1950. Oversize photograph albums Photographs, Photo Section, Signal Corps, U.S. Army presented to Brig. Gen. Charles G. Dawes, Vice-President of the U.S. [ca1928?] Oversize Photographic materials **F Dawes Scrapbook. Clippings related to Dawes from 1906-1950 ** Dawes Photographs A: C.G. Dawes, family, Dawes Hotel; military and political photographs (WWI, Military Board of Allied Supply, Reparations Committee of Experts); miscellaneous portraits; galley proofs for book ** Dawes Photographs B: Oversize miscellaneous photographs including reunions, dinners, trip to ranch in Tulsa, etc. ** Dawes Miscellaneous: oversize reproductions of charts, graphs on sunspot theory and economic cycles. NOTE: Books, pamphlets and serials from the Dawes Collection can be found in the online catalog with a call number search for “Dawes.” However, some materials donated by Charles G. Dawes himself may yet remain in the general collection; these will be transferred into the Dawes Collection as they are identified.

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Box 1 Ce Central Trust Company of Illinois. Board of Directors. Resolution. . .upon the death of Rufus Fearing Dawes. . .September 6, 1912. Da Dawes – Cutler Families Genealogy Chart Da Dawes, Charles, G. A Mechanical Theory, Marietta College, 1883. Science and Speculation, Marietta College, June 1884. The Separate Estate of Married Women in Equity, Cincinnati Law School, 1886. A Coming Discussion, Cincinnati Law School, 1886. Da Dawes, Charles G. First Scrapbook of Charles G. Dawes, 1882-1891. Ci City National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago. In Memoriam Charles Gates Dawes. Resolution adopted by the Board of Directors. . .8 May 1951. Ae A.E.F. The Problem of the disposition of the army surplus of the A.E.F. (1944).

Correspondence 1944 – 1945 regarding AEF: Charles G. Dawes, Gen. Wayne R. Allen. Includes report on disposal of surplus AEF property in Europe, 1919-1920.

Ev [Evanston, Illinois] Address of Evanston organizations to Charles G. Dawes upon his return from reparations work in Europe, May 1924. Includes letter and address signed by civic representatives. Pa Parelli, Attilio. Pastorale di natale. Music score dedicated to C.G. Dawes, ca1920? Ro Roop, J. Clawson. Orders establishing May 14

th, 1942 in headquarters U.S. forces in Australia the system

of supply procurement and coordination built upon the basic principles of the purchasing agent organization of the A.E.F. in France. Includes J.C. Roop ALS to C.G. Dawes.

Ro Ross, Robert. Charles G. Dawes, a biography. [340]pp. [n.d.] Ru Rusch, Wilhelm. Marcia militaire triumphale [s.l.: s.n., 1927?] Signed music score with photograph.

Dedicated to C.G. Dawes.

CHRONOLOGY OF CHARLES G. DAWES

1635 William Dawes arrives in Massachusetts Bay Colony. 1775 William Dawes rides from Boston to Concord to arouse the Colonists. 1865 August 27. Birth of Charles Gates Dawes to Civil War General Rufus R. and Mary Gates Dawes in Marietta,

Ohio. (Caro Blymyer born January 6, 1864? 1865?) 1881 Gen. Rufus R. Dawes elected to House of Representatives. 1884 C.G. Dawes graduates from Marietta College. 1886 C.G. Dawes graduates from Cincinnati College Law School. 1887 Dawes moves to Lincoln, Nebraska, to practise law. 1889 January 24. Charles Gates Dawes and Caro Blymyer marry. 1890 December 14. Birth of Rufus Fearing Dawes.

C.G. Dawes, R.C. Dawes and W.R. Dawes incorporate The Dawes Business Block Co. to handle real estate. 1892 July 12. Birth of Carolyn Dawes. 1895 Dawes purchases utility companies in LaCrosse, Wisconsin, and Evanston, Illinois; moves family to

Evanston, first living on Chicago Ave., then in brother Henry's property at 1228 Forest. 1896 Dawes manages finances for William McKinley presidential campaign in Illinois; after the election he is

appointed Comptroller of the Currency, serving until 1901. 1901 September 5 - 13. Assassination, illness, death of Pres. McKinley with Dawes at his bedside. 1902 Dawes runs campaign for Illinois Senator and fails to beat the downstate political machine.

May 2. Signs articles of incorporation for Central Trust Bank Company of Illinois, initially a $5 million subscription bank.

1907 Dawes composes "Improvisation" for piano and violin. 1908 Incorporates Dawes Brothers Inc. with brothers Henry, Rufus and Beman.

December. Sets up a bread wagon under Malcolm MacDowell to feed the unemployed migrant workers in Chicago. Later, gets Medill McCormack of the Tribune to organize a larger operation. Continues to run




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own wagon secretly when need arises, in 1910-12. 1910 Dawes, Harold McCormick and J. C. Shaffer form the Chicago Grand Opera. 1911 Dawes composes "Melody in A" for piano and violin. Violinist Fritz Kreisler later plays both pieces, making

Dawes famous for his untutored musical talents. 1912 September 5. Rufus Fearing Dawes drowns in Lake Geneva.

December. Charles and Caro adopt Dana McCutcheon Dawes, born February 12, 1912, named after friend John T. McCutcheon.

1914 January 2. Opening of Rufus Fearing Dawes Hotel for Men to house and feed the unemployed homeless, followed in 1916 by the opening of the Rufus F. Dawes Hotel for Men in Boston, and the Mary Gates Dawes Hotel for Women in Chicago in 1917. March. Adopt Virginia Dawes, born February 20, 1914.

1917 Dawes enlists in the Seventeenth Engineers Regiment to help build roads and bridges. Dawes writes new set of boat drill regulations on voyage across Atlantic; it is adopted by his old friend Gen. John J. Pershing, who also appoints Dawes General Purchasing Agent. Caro donates wool and organizes women's group to knit sweaters for the troops; they outfit two complete regiments.

1918 April. Dawes has idea for Military Board of Allied Supply to coordinate efforts; Pershing appoints Dawes head of American operations.

1919 After Armistice, Dawes heads Liquidation Commission to sell U.S. surplus supplies in Europe. 1921 Dawes testifies before the House Committee on War Expenditures; his frustration with them breaks out in "Helen Maria," captured in the press as "Hell and Maria."

March. Pres. Harding appoints Dawes to War Risk Board to recommend care of WWI veterans; Dawes prohibits all social functions, completes committee business in three days. June. Congress passes Budget Act and Pres. Harding appoints Dawes Director.

1923 April. Dawes forms the Minute Men of the Constitution to fight crime. Evanston company is the first to be established; within six weeks it has 6,000 members. Death of Pres. Warren G. Harding.

1924 Coolidge appoints Dawes to the Reparations Commission Committee of Experts; they designate Dawes chairman. The Dawes Plan is completed on April 9 in Paris. June. Republican National Convention nominates Calvin Coolidge for President and Charles G.Dawes for Vice-President. November. Coolidge and Dawes win general election against John W. Davis and Charles P. Bryan.

1925 March 4. Inauguration. Dawes gives explosive inaugural address in the Senate on rules reform. 1926 December 10. Dawes receives the Nobel Peace Prize for 1925. 1929 March 3. Presentation of silver tray from Senators upon completion of term as Vice-President.

Appointed by Pres. Hoover to chair Dominican Economic Commission to install efficient budget system there. April. Appointed by Pres. Hoover as Ambassador to the Court of St. James. Raised over $10 million worth of bonds in Chicago to support Century of Progress exhibition.

1930 Five Power Naval Conference on armament limitation in Geneva. 1931 December. Dawes resigns as Ambassador; appointed head of the Reconstruction Finance Corp. 1932 June. Dawes resigns from R.F.C. to restructure Central Republic Bank and Trust Company; receives $90

million loan from the R.F.C. backed by other banks in New York and Chicago to prevent liquidation. By the following year the Central Republic is liquidated; City National Bank and Trust Company is organized.

1942 Charles and Caro arrange to give (after their deaths) their home and shares of Commonwealth Edison stock to help maintain it to Northwestern University with stipulation that the Evanston Historical Society use it.

1945 August 27. Dawes celebrates 80th birthday. Special issue of Finance magazine commemorates the event with series of articles and interviews.

1951 February 21. R.F.C. loan and interest fully repaid. April 23. Charles Gates Dawes dies in his library at home after spending the morning at the City National Bank and Trust Co.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PUBLICATIONS BY CHARLES G. DAWES 1883 "A Mechanical Theory," Marietta College. 1884 "Science and Speculation," Marietta College. 1886 "The Separate Estate of Married Women in Equity," Cincinnati Law School.

"Resolved--That the Relation between Labor and Capital be Controlled by Government," debate, Cincinnati Law School.

1890 [Argument for the State of Nebraska vs. the Atchison and Nebraska Railway Co.] Articles of Incorporation of the Dawes Business Block Company of Lincoln, Nebraska. Adopted November 22, 1890.

1891 "Argument of C.G. Dawes before the State Board of Transportation of Nebraska delivered August 13, 1891." Lincoln: Alliance, 1891.

1894 The Banking System of the United States and its Relation to the Money and Business of the Country.

Chicago: Rand, McNally and Co., 1894. 1899 "Speech of Charles G. Dawes on Trusts and Trade Combinations." Delivered . . Merchants' Club of Boston,

October 17, 1899. 1900 "Speech of Charles G. Dawes, Comptroller of the Currency, on the Issues of the Campaign." Joliet, Illinois,

September 15, 1900. "Speech . . .on the Attitude of the Republican Party on the Philippine Question." Peoria, Illinois, February 12, 1900. "Comptroller Dawes' Annual Report," The Evanston News Index, December 1, 1900.

1906 "Lessons in Practical Finance," The Saturday Evening Post, October 27, 1906. 1908 Improvisation. Arranged by Richard Hageman. Chicago: Teller Publishing, 1908. 1912 Rufus Fearing Dawes: A Father's Tribute to his Son's Completed Life. [n.p., 1912] 1914 "High Prices and Coming Prosperity," LaSalle Extension Magazine, v.4# 9, Sept.1914. 1915 Essays and Speeches. Boston & New York: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1915. With extracts from the journal of

Rufus Fearing Dawes and an address upon the Army of the Potomac by Gen. R.R. Dawes. 1917 Boat Drills on Army Transports. Headquarters, A.E.F., September 20, 1917. Preface acknowledges Dawes as author.

The Dawes Hotels. [Chicago, 1917] Description of hotels; with letter to employees. 1919 "Report of the General Purchasing Agent and Chairman of the General Purchasing Board, American Expeditionary Forces to the Commanding General Services of Supply, A.E.F." February 28, 1919. 1922 Report of the Director of the Bureau of the Budget on the Subject of Economies and Savings in

Governmental Business. May 8, 1922. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1922. 1923 A Journal of the Great War. Boston & New York: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1923.

The First Year of the Budget of the United States. New York & London: Harper & Brothers, 1923. "The New Bill of Rights." Union League Club of Chicago,Auditorium Theater, February 22, 1923.

1924 Report of the Military Board of Allied Supply. 2 vols. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1924. Reports of the Committees of Experts. Paris, 1924. "Address of Acceptance. . .delivered by C. G. Dawes, Evanston, Illinois, August 19, 1924. "Speech of Charles G. Dawes. . .delivered at Augusta, Maine, August 23, 1924." Speaks out against the Ku Klux Klan. "General Dawes Talks Man to Man to the American Farmer." An address delivered at Lincoln, Nebraska, August 29, 1924. "Speech by Charles G. Dawes," Milwaukee, Wisconsin, September 11, 1924.

1925 Agreement Regarding the Distribution of the Dawes Annuities. Paris, January 14, 1925. "Inaugural Address of the Vice-President in the Senate of the United States." Wednesday, March 4, 1925. Washington: G.P.O., 1925.

"Reform of the Senate Rules," The Saturday Evening Post, v.198 #22, Nov. 28, 1925. 1928 "Presidential Possibilities: Dawes; an interview," by James O'Donnell Bennett, Liberty Magazine, February 4, 1928. 1929 Report of the Dominican Economic Commission. Chicago: Lakeside Press, 1929.




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1932 Answer. The $90,000,000 Loan to the Central Republic Bank and Trust Company. Wynnett W. McIlvaine vs. City National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago. [n.d.]

1934 "Address. . .Meeting of the Chicago Association of Commerce. . .February 21, 1934." 1935 Notes as Vice President, 1928 - 1929. Boston: Little, Brown & Co., 1935. 1936 "Is It War or Peace in Europe?" Chicago Association of Commerce, May 6, 1936. 1937 How Long Prosperity? Chicago: A.N. Marquis, 1937.

"What Should be the Present Policy Governing Trust Investments in Consumer Stocks?" An address delivered before the Robert Morris Associates. . .April 2, 1937.

1939 "The Menace to Prosperity of the Capital Gains Tax." Statement to the President of the Chicago Association of Commerce. . .May 15, 1939. "Why We Should Not Expect War in Europe," Commerce, February, 1939. A Journal of Reparations. London: Macmillan and Co., 1939. Journal as Ambassador to Great Britain. New York: The Macmillan Co., 1939.

1940 "The Next President and the National Budget." An address delivered April 30, 1940, . . .Chamber of Commerce of the United States, Washington, D.C.

"Committee Management Fatal to Proper Military Preparedness." An address. . .National Retail Dry Goods Association. . .June 19, 1940, Palmer House, Chicago. 1945 Special issue of Finance Magazine, August 25, 1945. Commemorates 80th Birthday of Charles G. Dawes in

series of articles and interviews. 1951 In Memoriam: Charles Gates Dawes. City National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago. Memorial

resolution adopted by the Board of Directors. May, 1951. 1953 Bascom N. Timmons. Portrait of an American: Charles G. Dawes. New York: Henry Holt & Co., 1953. -by Sigrid Pohl Perry