| | | | | | | | | | | | | |
|
Article File, circa 1890-1947
(continued) |
|
Jan. 1913, "The Sons of the Eagle," North American Review
|
|
1916-1917 Articles
include
|
|
July 1916, "Through Starving Mexico," American Red Cross Magazine
|
|
17 Mar. 1917, "Lvoff Foretold Russia's
Freedom," New York Times
|
|
13 May 1917, "Predicts Triumph for the New
Russia," New York Sun |
|
20 May 1917, "Muscovites Aloof From World
War," New York Sun
|
|
25 Aug. 1917, "With Hindenburg on the Eastern
Front," Collier's Weekly
|
|
23 Sept. 1917, "On the Day," Washington Times
|
|
1920, articles in the Baltimore Sun (1920) |
|
BOX 35 |
1921, articles on Mexico |
|
1921-1923 Articles
include
|
|
16 Jan. 1921, "Hughes and the Cabinet,"
New York Times
|
|
14 Dec. 1921, "Allies War Debts to U.S.,"
Westminster Gazette (London, England) |
|
22 Aug. 1922, "New Ties with Brazil," New York Times
|
|
16 Apr. 1923, "Pan-American Disarmament To Be
Acid Test for Parley," Christian Science Monitor
|
|
1924-1930 Articles
include
|
|
Nov.-Dec. 1923-Jan.-Feb. 1924, articles on
South America, Christian Science Monitor
|
|
Mar. 1924, "The Nation's Oil Reserves: The
Pending Inquiry at Washington," American Review of Reviews
|
|
June 1924, "China and the Foreign Devil,"
North American Review
|
|
Dec. 14-19, 1925, "The Land of Unpunished
Murder," Washington
Evening Star
|
|
Apr. 1929, "When War Was War in Paraguay,"
North American Review
|
|
Sept. 1929, "The Magic Island of Haiti,"
Current History
|
|
Feb. 1930, "What Manner of Man Was
Clemenceau?" World's Week
|
|
1931-1934 Articles
include
|
|
Jan. 1931, "William Henry Welch," World's Work
|
|
July 1934,"Heyday in a Vanished
World," |
|
Part 1, Scribner's Magazine
|
|
Part 2, Scribner's Magazine
|
|
Nov. 1934, Articles on Japan and Manchuria
for the New York Herald Tribune
|
|
1935-1947 Articles
include
|
|
Mar. 1935, "Manchuria and the Regent's
Sword," Scribner's Magazine
|
|
19 Apr. 1935, "Radiant City of the Guaranis
Rules South America's unseen Empire," Washington Post
|
|
Apr. 1935, "The Man on Horseback, Boulanger,"
Scribner's Magazine
|
|
May 1935, "When Gentlemen Fell Out," Scribner's Magazine
|
|
Dec. 1935, Articles on Lawrence of Arabia for
the Washington Post
|
|
4 Feb. 1940, "Mannerheim, Twenty Years Ago,"
Washington Post
|
|
1 Dec. 1940, "Prince Saionji, Last of the
Genro," Washington Post
|
|
22 Apr. 1941, "Words for Our Time," Washington Post
|
|
Dec. 1943, "A Professor at Large," American Foreign Service Journal
|
|
18 Mar. 1944, "Cauldron Bubbling in the
Dark," Saturday Review
|
|
22 Apr. 1944, "The Heroic Cauldron," Saturday Review
|
|
Sept. 1946, "Versailles to Paris," Free World
|
|
4 Jan. 1947, "Town Meeting of the World,"
Collier's
|
|
Articles on Ukraine, undated |
|
BOX 36 |
Articles on South America, circa 1912-1913 |
|
(3 folders) |
|
Miscellaneous, unidentified and undated |
|
(2 folders) |
|
"A Few Facts about Secret Treaties" |
|
BOX 37 |
Unidentified and undated |
|
(4 folders) |
|
BOX 37-39 |
Printed Material, 1892-1944
|
|
Pamphlets, booklets, and other printed matter. |
|
Arranged by subject. |
|
BOX 37 |
Latin America |
|
(1 folder) |
|
BOX 38 |
(1 folder) |
|
World War I, Paris Peace Conference |
|
(3 folders) |
|
China, Korea |
|
BOX 39 |
Philippines |
|
BOX 39 |
Miscellany, 1911-1963
|
|
Newspaper clippings, printed matter, and miscellaneous typescript and personal
papers. |
|
Arranged by type of material. |
|
BOX 39 |
Journals, pamphlets, and other printed matter |
|
(2 folders) |
|
Clippings, reviews, and notes,
1911-1963 |
