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Part I: Robert M. La Follette, Sr., Papers,
1844-1925
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Speeches and Writings File, 1879-1925
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“The Reciprocity of Blaine and McKinley,”
United States Senate, July 21 |
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“Sham Reciprocity and the Record of the
Taft Administration,” United States Senate, July 13 |
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“Standard Oil” |
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“Suggestions on Standard Oil
Decision” |
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Tribute to John Bascom, Oct. |
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1912 |
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Acceptance speech of William H. Taft
(1857-1930), June |
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Acceptance speech of Woodrow Wilson, June
2 |
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Candidacy for Republican presidential
nomination |
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Candidacy, review |
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“The Case of Mr. Roosevelt,” La Follette's Weekly, July 13 |
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Introduction to Gilbert E. Roe's Our Judicial Oligarchy
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Monopoly |
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North Dakota presidential primary campaign
speeches, Mar. 13-18 |
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(2 folders) |
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Political parties |
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Presidential campaign file, background
material on candidates, chiefly Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919), including
notes and copies of correspondence |
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Progressive movement |
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Representative government, Orchestra Hall,
Jan. 3 |
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“Roosevelt and Reciprocity” |
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“Roosevelt and the Tariff” |
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“To the Republicans of North Dakota,”
Mar. |
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’The Undermining of Democracy,” annual
banquet of the Periodical Publishers' Association, Philadephia, Pa., Feb.
2 |
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Women's suffrage |
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BOX I:B216 |
1913 |
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Confidentiality of new ship
construction |
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Earnings and hours worked of women
employees in District of Columbia |
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Editorials in La Follette’s Weekly, list |
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Railroads and the Panama Canal |
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“The Seamen's Bill,” United States Senate,
Oct. 2-28 |
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(2 folders) |
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“The Seven-Year Fight for Physical
Valuation of the Nation's Railroads” |
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“Why I Voted for the Tariff Bill,” La Follette's Weekly, Sept. 20 |
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1914 |
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Bristow, Joseph L., La Follette ’s Magazine, July 13 |
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“Congressman George M. Young” |
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Editorials in La Follette's Magazine, list |
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Editorials, miscellaneous |
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Election of Emanuel L. Philipp |
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“Honorable Joseph W. Folk on the Job,”
La Follette's Magazine, May 23 |
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“The House of Esau,” La Follette's Magazine, Oct. 24 |
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“Make a Beginning, Gentlemen,”
autumn |
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“A Man with an Issue,” La Follette's Magazine, May 30 |
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“A Policy of Silence,” La Follette's Magazine, Mar. 14 |
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“The Railroad Commission of Wisconsin and
Emanuel L. Philipp,” La Follette's Magazine
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Railroads, memoranda and notes |
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Roosevelt, Theodore (1858-1919), La Follette's Magazine
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Travel on belligerent ships, United States
Senate, Mar. 10 |
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Wisconsin gubernatorial campaign,
autumn |
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1915 |
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“Conference of Neutral Powers to Secure
World Peace,” United States Senate, Feb. 12 |
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Editorials in La Follette's Magazine, incomplete list |
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“Federal Trade Commission” |
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Establishment of a merchant marine, United
States Senate |
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Immigrants, Oconomowoc, Wis., Dec.
30 |
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Neutrality, La Follette's Magazine, Sept. |
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BOX I:B217 |
Philipp, Emanuel L., administration,
transcript of extended dictation |
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Introduction |
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Administration of law by
courts |
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Commissioner George J.
Weigle |
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Cost of state government |
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Crippling progressive government by
admendment |
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Dairy and food department |
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(2 folders) |
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Industrial commission |
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Philipp's charges in campaign for
nomination |
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Regulation of railroads and all public
utilities |
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Tax commission |
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BOX I:B218 |
Miscellaneous notes |
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(2 folders) |
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Reactionary forces in Wisconsin and New
York |
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Resignation of William Jennings Bryan,
June |
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Shipping bill, United States
Senate |
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1916 |
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Announcing candidacy for presidential
nomination, Madison, Wis., Feb. 22 |
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Business |
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Carrier rates |
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“Congress Dodges Responsibility,” La Follette's Magazine, Mar. |
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“Congress Has a Right... in Declaring and
Prescribing the Foreign Policy of the United States ,” United States
Senate, Mar. 10 |
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“Destruction of State
Insurance” |
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Editorials in La Follette's Magazine, list |
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“Military and Naval Appropriations,”
United States Senate, July 19-20 |
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Patriotism, Mt. Vernon, Wis., May
6 |
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Peace, Mt. Vernon, Wis., Arbor Day, [Apr.
28?] |
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Pre-convention speech, Madison, Wis., Feb.
22 |
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Underwood Tariff bill [Sun Prairie, Wis.,
Aug. 14?] |
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1917 |
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Against declaration of war on
Austria-Hungary |
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Against resolution declaring
war |
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BOX I:B219 |
Armed ship bill |
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(4 folders) |
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Arming the merchant marine, United States,
Feb. |
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Committee on Privileges and Elections,
United States Senate, speech concerning hearings on the expulsion of La
Follette, Sr., Oct. 16 |
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Conscription, United States, Apr.
27 |
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“Declaration of War Aims,”
Dec. |
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“Financing the War,” La Follette's Magazine, Dec. |
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Food control bill, July |
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“Free Speech and the Rights of Congress to
Declare the Objects of the War,” Oct. 6 |
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Income tax, United States Senate, Aug.
21 |
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The making of America |
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St. Paul, Minn., speech, Nonpartisan
League, Municipal Auditorium, Sept. 20, and attempt to expel La Follette,
Sr., from United States Senate |
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(2 folders) |
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BOX I:B220 |
(2 folders) |
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“A Statement” |
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Tribute to Harry Lane, United States
Senate |
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“Where I Stand” |
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War financing, Dec. |
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War, free speech, and Congress |
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War revenue bill |
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“Increase Pay of Soldiers Who Are
Required to Serve in Foreign Countries” and “Vital Votes on Taxation
of Incomes and War Profits,” United States Senate, Sept.
10 |
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Minority report, United States Senate,
Aug. 13 |
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“Statement to the Press,” Oct.
21 |
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“Taxation of Surplus Incomes,” United
States Senate, Aug. 21 |
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“War Profits Tax,” United States
Senate, Sept. 1 |
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War, Toledo, Ohio, Sept. 23 |
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“War with Germany,” United States Senate,
Apr. 4 |
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World War I |
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BOX I:B221 |
1918 |
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“The Finance Bill,” La Follette's Magazine, Dec. |
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“Peace Terms,” La Follette's Magazine, Jan. |
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“Revenue Bill of 1918: Minority Views,”
United States Senate, Dec. 6 |
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Russia, notes on discussions with Raymond
Robins, Aug. |
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War revenue bill, United States
Senate |
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“The Wisconsin Primary,” La Follette's Magazine, Mar. |
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1919 |
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