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Part I: Gilbert E. Roe
Papers,
1887-1961
(continued) |
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BOX I:H13-H14 |
Speech and Article
File,
1898-1929
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Typed and printed copies of speeches and articles. |
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Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder alphabetically
by title or topic. |
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BOX I:H13 |
Articles |
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1906, “The Gospel of
Wealth” by Andrew Carnegie, letter to the editor |
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1908, “Senator La Follette
and Representative Government,”
Independent, Apr. 2 |
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(2 folders) |
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1912, “The Truth about the
Contests,”
La Follette's Weekly
Magazine, Aug. |
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1919 |
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“Repeal the Espionage
Law,”
Dial, Jan. 11 |
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1920 |
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The Socialist Trial at
Albany,”
La Follette's Magazine, Apr. |
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“Gilbert E. Roe on the
Espionage Act,”
Woman Citizen, Nov. 20 |
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“Why Senator La Follette
Declined the Nomination” |
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1921, “Discriminations
against Women in the Laws of New York” |
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1923, “One Cent Gas Raise
Brings 40 Millions,”
La Follette's
Magazine, Nov. |
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1929, “Senator La Follette
and the World War,” written for Belle Case La Follette in connection with
biography of Robert M. La Follette, Sr. |
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(4 folders) |
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Undated |
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“The Case of James C.
Garrison,”
La Follette's Magazine
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“Evils of
Espionage” |
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“Pay American Claims and
Return Property of German Nationals,”
La Follette's Magazine, Dec. |
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“Supreme Court
Progressivism” |
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“There Is Popular
Dissatisfaction of the Courts” |
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BOX I:H14 |
Speeches |
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1898, party reform, Cronk's
Opera House, Oregon, Wis., Nov. 4 |
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1900, “Platform and Issues
of 1900" |
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1905, “The Insurance
Investigation and the Remedy for the Evils Disclosed,” Philosophical Society,
Brooklyn, N.Y. |
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1908, “Domestic
Relations,” American Correspondence School of Law, Chicago, Ill. |
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1910, Harman, Moses,
tribute |
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circa 1911, “Railroad
Taxation” |
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1912 |
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Enfranchisement of women,
Albany, N.Y., Mar. 12 |
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Roosevelt, Theodore
(1858-1919), and the courts, notes |
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“The Recall of Judges,”
Academy of Political Science, New York, N.Y. |
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“Roosevelt on Direct
Primaries” |
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1915 |
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“Argument... before the
Judiciary Committee of the Constitutional Convention,” on the election of
judges, June 24 |
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“Freedom of
Assemblage,” American Sociological Society annual meeting, Princeton, N.J.,
Dec. 29 |
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1917, free speech, First
American Conference for Democracy in Terms of Peace, Garden Theater, New York,
N.Y., May 31 |
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1919, League of
Nations |
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1920, Socialists, expulsion
from New York state assembly, New Star Casino, New York, N.Y., and Morris High
School, Bronx, N.Y., Sept. 9-10 |
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1924, Judicial
reform |
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1926-1929, La Follette,
Robert M., Sr., tributes, address, and memorial |
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1928, endorsing presidential
candidacy of Norman Thomas, “Thomas for President” Club, Columbia
University, New York, N.Y., Nov. 2 |
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Undated |
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Direct
primaries |
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Divorce |
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Equal suffrage |
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Espionage law |
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Free speech and Morris
Hillquit |
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Free speech and the Post
Office Department |
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Hugh Pentacost memorial
address, notes |
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“India and the Menace of
British Imperialism,” Eamonn De Valera dinner, New York, N.Y. |
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“Is the Right of Free
Speech in Danger in America?” Liberal Club, New York, N.Y. |
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Legal profession, New York,
N.Y. |
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“Maintain the Socialist
Press” |
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“Reconstruction after the
War” |
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“Referendum and
Recall” |
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“Social Justice and the
Courts” |
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The Constitution and home
rule |
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“The Right of Suffrage”
by Gwyneth K. (“Netha”) Roe (Mrs. Gilbert E.) |
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BOX I:H15-H18 |
Printed Matter,
1887-1927
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Pamphlets, magazines, journals, and clippings. |
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Organized by type of material and arranged thereunder
chronologically. |
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BOX I:H15 |
Pamphlets, magazines, and
journals |
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1887-1917 |
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(17 folders) |
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BOX I:H16 |
1917-1927, undated
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(18 folders) |
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BOX I:H17 |
Proceedings and
book |
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BOX I:H18 |
Clippings, 1899-1936, undated
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(20 folders) |
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BOX I:H19 |
Miscellany,
1901-1929
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(41
folders) |
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Speeches, articles, memoranda, and other miscellaneous
material. |
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BOX I:I1 |
Part I: Alfred Thomas
Rogers Papers,
1900-1928
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Correspondence and campaign notes. |
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Correspondence is arranged alphabetically by name of person and
thereunder chronologically. |
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BOX I:I1 |
Campaign notes and schedule,
1901 |
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Correspondence |
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General, A-W |
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(21 folders) |
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Special |
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Adams, Henry C.,
1906 |
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Blaine, John J.,
1914 |
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Borchsensius, George V.,
1900-1901 |
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Brown, Webster E.,
1901 |
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Cochems, Henry F.,
1900-1901 |
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Corrigan, Walter D.,
1906 |
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Dahlman, Louis A.,
1900-1906 |
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De Bower, Edward W.,
1906 |
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Dithmar, Edward F.,
1906 |
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Dunn, Nellie, 1906,
1912 |
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Edmonds, E. A.,
1900-1901 |
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Ekern, Herman Lewis,
1906 |
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Fox, Philip, 1902 |
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Gittings, C. C.,
1901-1914 |
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Green, Harrison S.,
1906 |
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Kronsage, Theodore,
1906 |
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La Follette, Belle Case,
1906 |
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La Follette, Charles Sumner,
1905-1906 |
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La Follette, Fred O.,
1905 |
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La Follette, Guy E.,
1901 |
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La Follette, Robert M.,
Sr. |
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La Follette, William T.,
1900-1906 |
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Lamoreux, C. W.,
1901-1906 |
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Lenroot, Irvine Luther,
1902-1906 |
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McGee, Charles A. A.,
1900-1906 |
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Murphy, Jerre C.,
1905 |
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O'Leary, Paul A.,
1928 |
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Strange, John,
1900-1903 |
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Walker, Samuel T.,
1900-1902 |
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Unidentified |
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BOX I:J1-J140 |
Part I: National
Progressive Republican League Records,
1911-1912
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BOX I:J1-J110 |
Political
Correspondence,
1911-1912
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Letters sent and received, chiefly correspondence of Walter L.
Houser. |
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Arranged alphabetically by name of state, territory, or country
and thereunder by name of individual. |
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BOX I:J1 |
Alabama |
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Alaska |
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Arizona |
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Arkansas |
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BOX I:J2 |
California |
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A-Don |
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BOX I:J3 |
Dow-I |
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