homer t. bone papers, 1889-1967

Homer T. Bone papers, 1889-1967

Overview of the CollectionCreator Bone, Homer Truett, 1883-1970

Title Homer T. Bone papersDates 1889-1967 (inclusive)

1889 1967Quantity 66.0 linear feet, (132 boxes)

Collection Number Mss.003Summary This collection documents Homer T. Bone's political career, his role

in the development of public electrical power in the Pacific Northwest,and regional politics.

Repository University of Puget Sound, Archives & Special CollectionsUniversity of Puget Sound Archives & Special CollectionsCollins Memorial Library1500 N. Warner St.CMB1021Tacoma, WA98416-1021Telephone: [email protected]

Access Restrictions This collection is available for research.

Languages EnglishSponsor Funding for preparing this finding aid was provided through a

grant awarded by the National Historical Publications and RecordsCommission.

Biographical NoteHomer Truett Bone (1883-1970) was the son of James Milton and Margaret Jane Demaree Bone,and was born near Indianapolis, Indiana. He married Blanche Sly. The Bones moved to Tacoma,Washington, in 1899, and there he had a law practice. In the early 1920s, Bone served as anattorney for Tacoma City Light, the city’s municipally owned utility. He was a Democrat; U.S. Senator,1932-1944; judge, U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit, San Francisco, 1945-1954. He wasbest known for his involvement in the public power movement for electrical utilities, including work as aSenator with the Tennessee Valley Authority.

Content DescriptionThis collection contains the professional papers of Homer T. Bone. This includes a large amount ofcorrespondence with businesses and politicians in Washington State and throughout the United States.Bone's papers contain his research and work on cancer legislation, public utilities, and his career aswell as a small amount of personal and family material.

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Administrative InformationArrangement

The collection was calendared with a personal name index.

Related Materials

One oil on canvas painting in a political cartoon style of "the private money monopoly" (crowned byinterest usury) suckling Uncle Sam and the "minor monopolies" while disregarding small business,labor, professional men, and farmers. Mailed to Senator Bone in Washington, D.C., from the home ofS.E. Cox in Port Angeles, Washington, possibly in response to a campaign speech by Bone in PortAngeles in October 1932 and after Bone took office in 1933.

Detailed Description of the CollectionI: Correspondence, 1903-1967

The Correspondence series contains Bone's professional correspondence with businesses andpoliticians.

Container(s) Description Dates

i: 1903-1923

Box Folder




1 1 U.S. Civil Service Examination results and Job offersBishop, F.S. Curtis, Dennett, F.H. Larned (2), James C.Stevens

1903-1908

1 2 Letter of condolence from workers at Tacoma Post Office 1904

1 3 Letter of farewell from workers at L. Schoenfeld & Sons 1911

1 4 George P. Fishburne, James Menzies to J.R. Bone 1912

1 5 A.V. Fawcett, Murdoch McLeod, Burns Poe to AlbertJohnson and Tacoma Tribune

1914

1 6 George R. Moore 1916

1 7 W.A. Bethel (2), Roger Morse Bone, Scott W. Bone (2),E.H. Crowder (2), Albert Johnson, Wesley L. Jones, S.A.Perkins, Arthur Wilson.Letters to Judge Advocate Generalof Army: M.C. Clifford, A.V. Fawcett, Per B. Heyman,James Menzies, Roy D. Pinkerton, John A. Rea, James C.Stevens.

1917

1 8 Pamphlets: Officer Reserves Corps

1 9 Bruce Bielasei, Scott C. Bone, E.T. Hoopes, Marion M.Jackson, John Lowell, C.M. Riddell (2), Govnor Teats,Chester Thorne.

1918

1 10 J.C. Hazelwood 1919

1 11 V.B. Briggs, J.H. Brown (2), George P. Fishburne, H. RoyHarrison, Albert Johnson, R.H. Cash, J. Oliver MacDonald,Seth C. Maker, William Carr Morrow, Andy Raymon, FredShoemaker, Albert H. Sundahl (2).W.R. Glover to "DearSir"

1920

1 12 Tacoma Commonwealth Club undated

1 13 Scott C. Bone, John Flemming, C.J. Hapwood, William P.McCarty, Claude H. Moran, C.J. Raberg, Robert EmmettLiterary Society.

1921

1 14 C.C. Dill, J.S. Taylor 1922




1 15 January-JuneJ.C. Baldwin, A.W. Carr, Gary C. Dean, James A.Duncan, Oliver T. Erickson, R.J. Fawssett, A.S. Goss,Chas. E. Joy, Jessie Bullock eastner, JourneymenBarbers of Tacoma: Joeseph Nicholson, H.C. PickeringG.F. Nicholson (2), William M. Short, William Snell (2),Tacoma Typographical Union No. 120: Chas. Finley, A.J.Armstrong, W.S. JenningsCharles H. Heighton to Directorof Public Works, E.V. Kirkendall to Charles H. Heighton

1923

1 16 July-DecemberJ. Newton Colver, E.F. Flynn, Thomas J.L. Kennedy,Ralph D. Nichols.E.H. Thomas to Mr. Fred A. Johnson

1923

2 7 Memorandum - Notes Early 1920s

2 8 Notes from Super Power League or State PowerConference

[late 1923-early1924]

ii: 1924

Box Folder

2 1 January-FebruaryG.W. Bryan, J. Newton Colver, Ira Davisson, James A.Haight, J.C. UngerDwight Ware to Mr. E. Norgaard. GrantC. Angle to John Rea, D. Gerald Cloud to John Rea,Raymond V. Sykes to John Rea

1924

2 2 March-AprilJ. Newton Colver, A. Emerson Cross, Chas. A. Foster,J.M. Geraghty, James A. Haight, J. Grant Hinkle, E.L.Robinson, J.D. Ross, N.L. TaylorL.A. Cincent to L.F.Handley

1924

2 3 May-June

2 4 July-SeptemberJudson king, Carl D. Thompson

1924

2 5 OctoberJames B. Anderson, C.J. Christopher, Fred H. Gaston,Miss Norgaard, J.D. Ross, C.A. Smith.John H. Binnsto Washington State Chamber of Commerce, Chas. E.

1924




Brower to "Open Letter", Electrical Workers No. 46 (F.J.Heapes & P. Griffing) to "Open Letter".

2 6 November-DecemberJames B. Anderson, G.A.B. Dovell, Chapin D. Foster, F.O.Hagie, C.A. Smith

1924

2 9 Initiative 52 filed with Secretary of State July 2, 1924

2 10 H.T.B. Initiative 52 - Speaking schedule 1924

14 10 Notes for H.T.B. Speeches: U.S. Senate race? (Odlin vs.Schwellenbach)

[1924]

iii: 1925-1927

Box Folder

3 1 January-JuneGeorge W. Norris, Carl D. ThompsonMrs. W.C. Munsell toRuth Ridgeway

1925

3 2 July-SeptemberH.O. Berger, F.O. Hagie, J. Earl Langdon (2), W.E.Richardson, Carl D. Thompson (4), William Williamson

1925

3 3 OctoberJames W. Bryan (4), J. Grant Hinkle, J. earl Langdon (2),Dr. G.F. Messner (2), J.D. Ross, Carl D. Thompson

1925

3 4 NovemberJames W. Bryan, B.F. Jacobs, J. Earl Langdon, Dr. G.F.Messner, Mark E. Reed.J.W. Bryan to J.D. Ross

1925

3 5 DecemberJ.W. Bryan (3), Walter S. Davis, Kenneth Harlan, RolandH. Hartley, Kenneth Harlan to Ira Davisson

1925

3 6 "Story of Aberdeen" [1925]

3 7 JanuaryNorwood W. Brockett, James W. Bryan, C.C. Dill, J. EarlLangdon

1926

3 8 February 1926




J.W. Bryan (3), C.C. Dill (2), Kenneth Harlan

3 9 MarchC.C. Dill, Llewellyn Evans, Robert M. LaFollette Jr., J. EarlLangdon, George W. Norris, Eleanor Spaeth.Howard W.Geisler to Tacoma City Clerk, O.C. Merrill to C.C. Dill

1926

3 10 AprilClaire Bowman, J. Earl Langdon (2), Philip P. Wells.

1926

3 11 MayClaire Bowman (2), R.I. Ehrlichman, Edward B. Fussell,Roland H. Hartley, J. Earl Langdon, Samuel H. Mason

1926

3 12 H.T.B. Speech and opening of Cushman Project Program May 26, 1926

3 13 JuneW.W. Briggs (4), Herbert T. Condon, Mathew W.Hill, Kenneth McKellar, George W. Norris (2), Carl D.ThompsonT.B.B. to W.W. Briggs, W.J. Barden to "CircularLetter", Parker Hill to A.J. Steward

1926

3 14 Walter F. Meier: Address at Aberdeen June 26, 1926

3 15 July-DecemberEdward Keating (3), R.D. Lyte, Carl D. Thomspon

1926

3 16 Hartley recall 1926

3 17 Data on Tacoma Power Plant 1926

3 18 Lowell Mellet to Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance 1927

3 19 Confidential file: pressure to sell out 1924-1932

iv: 1928 Campaign Correspondence

Box Folder

4 1 May 1928

4 2 Amy Albright, Mark R. Colby, Claude H. Moran, C.A.Smith, R.A. Wiley (2)Albert Johnson to "Dear Friend"

June 1928




4 3 Carl A.Byrne, C.C. Dill, Jarvey Dodd, T.S. Galbraith, T.R.McAnally, Moses Votaw, E.S. Walker, R.A. Wiley.H.W.Hobbs to Albert Johnson, H.W. Hobbs to TacomaChamber of Commerce

July 1- July 231928

4 4 A.S. Goss (2), Fred W. Lewis, Henry Mahncke, JohnSoley, Walter S. Wilson, R.A. Wiley.A.S. Goss to: Fred W.Callender, Mrs. Graves Graveson, Mr. George Rine, Mr.George Twidwell, Mr. Walter S. Wilson

July 24-31, 1928

4 5 Anton Bang, Mark R. Colby, L.E. Garrett, William H.Ittner, Fred W. Lewis, R.A. WileyR.R. Jacobus to EdwardKeating

August 1-4, 1928

4 6 Carl A. Byrne, A.J. Croteau, George Dysart, O.R.Holcomb, Robert A. Leroux, R.V. Mack, C.E. TrombleyCarlA. Byrne to Plumbers & Steamfitters Unions, ThirdCongressional District. George W. Callender to A.S. Goss,(8-1-1928) James L. Cassidy to: Homer T. Bone, GeorgeW. Callender, A.S. Goss, M.D. Guy, A.N. Johnson, Dr.Frank Killgore. A.S. Goss to C.W. Riddell

August 5-8, 1928

4 7 George W. Callender, Ralph C. Clyde, C.H. Eddy, ErnestGribble, Olympia Building Trades Council, Mr. and Mrs.W.H. Reynolds, Douglas J. Sterling, A.P. Stockwell ,Ed Van SchaackDorothy M. Duke to James L. Cassidy,Edward Keating to R.R. Jacobs

August 9-12,1928

4 8 Dorothy M. Duke, A.C. Edwards, Victor H. Morris, A.P.StockwellJames L. Cassidy to: C.H. Eddy, ChaunceyGrover, A.P. Stockwell. Agnes Gehrman to A.S. Goss,(8-11-1928) John D. Morris to "Chiropractors", ThirdCongressional District. Melvin G. Tennant to AlbertJohnson.

August 13-14,1928

4 9 Winifred Baker, W.D. Fechter, Federated Press, Hj.Jensen, George W. Joseph, W.W. Woodeck.James C.Cassidy to George W. Joseph, Otto L. Jahn to James L.Cassidy, H.W. Stein to James L. Cassidy

August 15-16,1928

4 10 George L. Barner, Ralph C. Clyde, Mary F. Burrell, W.H.Halloway, S.A. Lee, Royce H. Mitchell, Rev. U.G. Murphy,George Zamberlin, James L. Cassidy to H. Jensen, R.A.Wiley to James L. Cassidy (2)

August 17, 1928




4 11 C.H. Bowen, H.L. Bowman, Frank & Bertha Campbell,Robert Friedman, B.N. Hicks, Paul Jeffrey, R.V. Mack,Gordon Powers.James L. Cassidy to Clark County Sun

August 18-21,1928

4 12 Peter Alvestad, Chapin D. Foster, W.J. Lindberg, A.M.Mecklem, William Moriarty, W.F. Smith.Brotherhoodof Locomotive Engineers; Brotherhood of LocomotiveFiremen & Enginemen to all members of Bro. of L.E. andBor. of L.F. &E. of the State of Washington. Frank M.Dallum Jr. to James L. Cassidy, George W. Joseph toJames L. Cassidy

August 22-23,1928

4 13 Scott W. Bone, Clark County Sun, O.R. Holcomb, OakvilleCruiser, W.A. Richmond, Mrs. Amanda Welch.JamesL. Cassidy to George W. Joseph, James L. Cassidy toWilliam Moriarty, Edward E. Sweeny to Albert Johnson

August 24-27,1928

4 15 Hoquiam American Editorial ControversyJames L. Cassidyto german Publishing Co., Hoquiam American to Ryan'sWeekly, Fred W. Lewis to Chapin D. Foster.

August 28-31,1928

4 16 L.L. Brown, John Dolge, George Dysart, M. Nigro, SouthTacoma Star, S.C. Watkins.S. Lowman to James L.Cassidy, Tacoma Central Labor Council to "To Whom ItMay Concern"

September 1-11,1928

4 17 Mrs. M.G. MitchellC.C. Dill to Mrs. M.G. Mitchell (12-30-1924), AlbertJohnson to Mrs. M.G. Mitchell (3-12-1924), Mrs. M.G.Mitchell to "Bone for Congress Club", Mrs. M.G. Mitchellto John Dower (Tacoma Chamber of Commerce), Mrs.M.G. Mitchell to "Johnson for Congress Club", Mrs. M.G.Mitchell to Chas B. Welch (Tacoma Defense Fund)

1928

4 18 Ned Blythe, Scott w. Bone, Bismark Burnham, FremondCampbell Jr., James L. Cassidy, Gery C. Dean, GeorgeDysart, Frederick F. Irwin, Edward Keating, J.C. Unger.

September12-13, 1928

September 14,1928

Box Folder

5 2 Chas. Crout September15-17, 1928




5 3 Ralph C. Clyde, Chas. Crout, Charles H. Heighton,O.R. Holcomb, O.M. Nelson, Adolph Ponischil, Card D.Thompson.


5 4 E.N. Blythe, Scott C. Bone, James E. Bradford, T.S.Galbraith, O.R. Holcomb, O.M. Nelson


5 5 Walter S. Davis, Edward C. Finch, T.S. Galbraith, H. AlvinMoore, Carl D. Thompson, A.F. Whitney, R.A. Wiley.H.Alvin Moore to Republicans of the State of Washington

October 1928

5 6 Ralph Benjamin and Homer T. Bone to C.C. Dill November 1928

5 7 (Outgoing Letters)H.T.B Campaign office (79 letters)C.W. Orton to Melvin G.Tennent

August-September 1928

5 8-10 Issue - Timber Exchange BillC.C. Dill, Ethel L. Kirk (3), O.M. Nelson.D.K. Parrott, toC.C. Dill, E.A. Sherman to C. C. DillAlbert Hognson toChapin CollinsMaps (5)

1928

5 11 Notes on Tariff 1928

5 12 H. B. T. Radio Address 1928

5 13 H.T.B. speech or radio address 1928

5 14 Fred Marvin 1928

6 1 H.T.B. Letters in regards to John A. Rea 1928

6 2 H.T.B Speech August 15, 1928

6 3 Assorted Notes for H.T.B. Speeches 1928

6 4 H.T.B. notes on Herbert Hoover's Acceptance 1928

6 5 Speaking Schedule 1928

6 6 Assorted News Releases, Letters to Editors and EditorialsHenry Bras.Frank C. Ross - "Open Letter" J.R. Walker toTacoma Times

1928




6 7 Declaration of Candidacy 1928

6 8 "Bone for Congress" Committee; minutes, membership,etc.

1928

6 9 Assorted information on precincts, polling places,campaign workers, and prior Third Congressional Districtvote totals.

1928

6 10 Ralph Benjamin estimate of vote totals 1928

6 11 Brochures, flyers and pamphlets 1928

6 12 Sample primary and final ballots 1928

6 13 Map of Pierce County precincts 1928

6 14 Financial material 1928

v: 1928-1930

Box Folder

7 1 General CorrespondenceJ.W. McQuarrie L.F. WiekoffJames F. O'Brien to J.W.McQuarrie

1928

7 2 PowerL.H. Darwin Roy R. Gill A.S. Goss william A. Lawson D.Mitchell J.E. Nessly J.C. Unger

January -September 1928

7 3 PowerA.C. McNeill Carl D. Thompson J.C. UngerKenneth Harlanto: Otto Case; James M. Geraghty; J.J. O'Toole (2). KionR. Holm to Carey & Harlan

October -December 1928

7 4 General CorrespondenceC.C. Dill, Harold R. Johnson, George A. VirtueOtto Caseto Kenneth Harlan (2)

1929

7 5 Norwood Brockett address at Auburn May 22, 1929

7 6 Memorandums and Speeches 1920-1930




7 7 Memorandum of interview with Norwood Brockett 1930s

7 8 H.T.B. memorandum on Hoover Chemical Company Late 1920s

7 9 General CorrespondenceChester Biesen, John T. McCutcheon, Dana Sleeth, R.A.Wiley.F.C. Brewer to Mr. Ball, Ernest Dolge to Mr. GeorgeP. Wright, James McCormack to men & women of Tacoma& Pierce County,Wesley L. Jones to Anthony Savage,Robert H. Lucas to Republican Precinct Leaders.

1930

7 10 PowerJames Menzies, Carl D. Thompson (2), J.D.Weed.Kenneth Harlan to Fred J. Chamberlain

1930

7 11 Republican Party Convention - Pierce County May 3, 1930

7 12 Spokane County Democratic Convention - Minutes ofproceedings

June 21, 1930

7 13 Thomas J. L. Kennedy - Legal opinion on Initiative #1 [1930]

7 14 H.T.B. Speech on Power shortage in Tacoma and CharlesFrancis Adams

February 24,1930

7 15 H.T.B. articles and speeches for Inititative #1 1930

7 16 Oregon Politics - H.T.B. Speeches 1930

7 17 J.T. McCutcheon vs. Albert Johnson - H.T.B. speeches forJ.T. McCutcheon

1930

7 18 Information on rivers and harbors - government assistanceto Washington

1930

vi: 1931-1932

Box Folder

8 1 General CorrespondenceGersha V. Haney, Edward Keating, Dana Sleeth

1931

8 2 Dana Sleeth [1931]




8 3 PowerKenneth Harlan (3), Lakeview LightE.K. Murray to J.P.Duthie, W.P. Strandborg to the editor of "The Nation"

1931

8 4 General CorrespondenceRalph Benjamin, Carl Brannin (2), J.F. Cronin, L.H.Darwin, C.C. Dill (2), Andrew G. Haley, Arthur Heinemann,Jim Marshall, Miss Alfhild Sunde, Evan S. White, Col. C.Blethen.

1932

8 5 PowerA.J. Chitty, C.H. Foster, Judson King, Ralph R. Knapp,Frank Lawrence, George A. Read, Rufus Woods.A.S.Goss to C.C. Dill, Thomas J. Walsh to Kenneth Harlan

1932

8 6 Rex Roudabush Platform; Sixth Congressional DistrictRace

January 13,1932

8 7 John T. McCutcheon announcement of entry into SixthCongressional District RaceJohn T. McCutcheon (2)Adolph Ponischil to John T.McCutcheon

March 26, 1932

8 8 Provisions for initiating a bill 1932?

12 11 Columbia Basin ProjectCorrespondence & reports Elsworth C. French(1-25-1935), Charles C. Garland (1-15-1935), James P.Pope (1-19-1935), George Otis Smith (5-26-1933), JamesO'Sullivan (2) (3-14-1933) (1-12-1935)Frank R. McNinchto James O'Sullivan (8-31-1933)

1932-1935

vii: 1932 Senate Campaign

Box Folder

9 1 Saul Haas (3), Herb F. Love, Jim Marshall, C.E.Remsberg.Saul Haas to Edward Keating, Phil Ziegler toH.F. Love.

January - March1932

9 2 J.F. Cronin, Helen Dahl, Kenneth Harlan, A.G. Laffin,Frank Lawrence, Herb F. Love, Jim Marshall, A.E.Reardon, Donn Wyllys.Herb F. Love to Chas. G. Ganty,Herb F. Love to W.J. Fizgerald & George F. Gaub

April 1932




9 3 John E. Ballaine, Helen Dahl, G.W. Laing, Dr. G.F.Messer, R.L. Ryan, Andrew Sorenson.Saul Haas to WalterPrice, Albert Johnson to Dr. Frederick Messer, Wesley L.Jones to Dr. G.F. Messer (4-11-1932), Louis McFadden toDr. G.F. Messer (2-8-1932), Dr. G.F. Messer to Wesley L.Jones (4-25-1932), Walter Price to Saul Haas, Charles I.Roth to Saul Haas.

May 1-15, 1932

9 4 Will Everett, C.E. Goldthorpe (2) (4-29-1932), Saul Haas(2), James B. Kinne, M.M. London, Dr. G.F. Messer,Marvin W. Smith.J.W. Bryan to Saul Haas, L.H. Darwinto Saul Haas, Knute Hill to Saul Haas, Edward Keatingto Saul Haas, Lawrence J. Keplinser to Saul Haas, H.I.Kyle to Saul Haas, Marvin W. Smith to Saul Haas, GomerThomas to Saul Haas

May 16-24, 1932

9 5 Dr. Orville Beebe, Saul Haas (4), Edward Keating, K.O.Walters.

May 25-31, 1932

9 6 Lloyd L. Black, Judson King, James B. Kinne, M.M.London (2), Benjamin C. Marsh, C.E. Remsberg, MarvinW. Smith.A.H. Denman to Lloyd Black

June 1-10, 1932

9 7 J.D. Bone, A.G. Dentler, Nancy Dorris, Thomas G. Jordan,Frank Lawrence, Dana Sleeth, Vannettisch.Ned W.Douglas to Tom Jordan, William Green to organized laborin Washington, Thomas G. Jordan to Ned W. Douglas.E.J. Manion to members of the Washington State Order ofRailroad Telegraphers, Judge Marks to James A. Farley,Chas. A Newhall to George E. Starr, John Wrabek to SaulHaas.

July - December1932

9 8 John T. McCutcheon to "Grange locals", Seattle CityCouncil Utilities Committee to William Randolph Hearst.

undated

9 9 Issues - Air & Ocean Mail ContractsC.C. Dill, Jim Marshall.Ralph Horr to George W. Osgood.

1932

9 10 Issues - ProhibitionJ.W. Bryan (4), John Geissler

1932

9 11 Issues - World CourtFred W. Shorter, Dwight C. Smith

1932

9 12 H.T.B. Campaign Speeches 1932




9 13 H.T.B. Campaign Speech Notes 1932

9 14 H.T.B. Campaign Speech Notes on Veterans' Affairs 1932

9 15 H.T.B. Campaign Speech - Delivered in Port Angeles undated

9 16 Memorandum undated

9 17 Miscellaneous 1932

9 18 H.T.B. Speech Circa 1929-1932

viii: 1933

Box Folder

10 1 General CorrespondenceJohn Coffee, Dr. Harry W. Deegan, C.C. Dill, J.R.Edwards, Joe Gallucci, Effie Hyndman, Claude H. Moran,Paul S. Stackhouse (2).Paul S. Stackhouse to Martin F.Smith

January -February, 1933

10 2 John Binns, E.N. Blythe, A.J. Chitty, John Coffee (2),Kenneth Harlan (2), Frank Lawrence, Dar Olds, Joe T.Robinson.Statement on Present Banking Emergency:Knate Hill, Wesley Lloyd, Martin F. Smith, Mon C.Wallgren, Marion Zioncheck.William Green to Franklin D.Roosevelt, Edward Keating to Saul Haas, J.M. Perry toC.C. Dill, Will W. Simpson to Dar Olds.

March 1933

10 3 Ralph Benjamin (2), John Binns, Francis P. Garvin,Kenneth Harlan, W.E. Joyce (2) (5-12-1933), RobertLaFollette Jr., W.A. Linklater, Alvaro Shoemaker, JennieE. Smith, Ross K. Tiffany.W.E. Joyce to W.A. Linklater,W.A. Linklater.

April 1933

10 4 Otto Case, John Coffee, Kenneth Harlan (3), Franz G.Myers, L.W. Roberts Jr., E.E. Summerfield.Horace M.Albright to State Park Authorities, Otto Case and ErnestHutchinson to Monrad C. Wallgren, C.C. Dill to RalphC. Clyde (4-11-1933), James A. Farley to Bert Haney(4-18-1933)

May 1933




10 5 Tom Connally, Arnold B. Hall, Frank Lawrence, Helen B.Thompson.Thad McGlinn to James Hamilton Lewis.

June - August1933

10 6 Rial Benjamin, C.C. Dill, Frank Lawrence, Elmer Thomas,Hulet Wells.Jim Marshall to Frank Lawrence, C.A. Newhallto King County Democratic precinct men and women.

September 1933

10 7 Saul Haas, Alvaro Shoemaker.Jim Marshall to AlvaroShoemaker (9-26-1933)

October 1933

10 8 Ossian Anderson, Paul H. Appleby, A.C. Edwards (2),George Gunn Jr. (2), Kenneth Harlan (3) (10-31-1933),Saul Haas, Philip LaFollette, Herbert M. Peet, Alvaro C.Shoemaker.A.C. Edwards to Harold L. Ickes, KennethHarlan to Frank McNinch (10-30-1933), W.P. Kenneyto Harold L. Ickes, Philip L. LaFollette to Saul Haas,Clarence D. Martin to Reconstruction Finance Corporation(4-22-1933), Monrad wallgren to Harold L. Ickes.

November 1933

10 9 Carroll Healy 1933 December

10 10 PowerA.J. Chitty, J. Charles Dennis, Frank Lawrence (4).

January -February 1933

10 11 PowerRalph Benjamin, Kenneth Harlan, Clarence D. Martin,Clarck Squire.A.E. McKee & Joseph H. Smith to A.J.Chitty.

March - April1933

10 12 Power: Washington State S.B. #129 1933

10 13 PowerKenneth Harlan, Frank Lawrence, W.J. McIntosh, AlfePatterson, R.G. Suches

May - June 1933

10 14 PowerIra E. Shea

July - December1933

10 15 Domestic DebtGeorge P. Hardgrove

1933

10 16 Liberty Loan - National Economy LeagueR.E. Byrd (2), Jas. J. Murphy

January - April1933

10 17 Liberty Loan - National Economy League May 1-15, 1933




James A. Douglas, J.R. Douglas, W.M. Meachham, Chas.A. Turner.

10 18 Liberty Loan - National Economy LeagueArthur Burston, R.E. Coontz (3), J.Ralph DeSpain, LeroyKuhns, Frank Lawrence, Benjamin C. Marsh, A.w. Price,Dr. John J. Szczepaniak, Paul C. Wolman.Arthur P. Briento Carroll Healy, R.E. Coontz to all Post, County Counciland Department Commanders and National Officers of theV.F.W., Robert Gumbel to Carrol Healy, Gardner Jacksonto Saul Haas, Leroy Kuhns to R.E. Coontz, Francis J.McCummell to Carroll Healy, L.V. Morrison to CarrollHealy, D.A. Skinner to Carroll Healy.

May 16-31, 1933

10 19 Liberty Loan - National Economy LeagueF.S. Buckley, Paul E. Burns, Henry H. Curran, MichaelA.J. Doty, Joseph V. Flynn, Kenneth Harlan, MauriceP. Guy, Walter A. Lorell, J.H. MacBain, R.C. Morrison,George J. Rosenberg, Frank C. Schwartz, V.F.W. Post:Chicago #1604, V.F.W.: Natchez, Mississippi.Edward E.Hall to Richard E. Byrd, Sam Hill to J.W. Welch Sr., M.Rhoades to Carroll Healy.

June 1933

10 20 Liverty Loan - National Economy LeagueHenry H. Curran (2)

December 1933

10 21 Liberty Loan - National Economy League: notes [1933]

10 22 Narrows BridgeC.C. Dill, Greater Bremerton Improvement Club: R.H.Lindall, O.H. Schultheis. Herbert S. Griggs, H.S. McIlvaigh,C.F. Mason, Charles T. Peterson, G. Frank Rhodes, RalphShaffer.

1933

10 23 President MadisonRalph Benjamin, Wedell Foss (4), A.F. Haines, GeorgeHarroun, Harroun, Maloy and Shidler (5), Walter S. Martin,Dar Olds (2).Ralph Benjamin to C.C. Dill.

1933

11 1 Naval AffairsJames W. Bryan, E.H. Campbell, M. Standby.C.L. Bandoto W.M. Flood, O.G. Murfin to Bethlehem ShipbuildingCorporation, Oswald F. Schwette to Claude Swanson.

1933

11 2 Ship Subsidies January - March1933




J.R. Guyton (2), G.S. Lincoln, Cornelius Mundy (2), EdgarE. Piper

11 3 Ship SubsidiesJ.R. Guyton (2), G.S. Lincoln, Cornelius Mundy.Bereauof Construction & Finance to U.S. Shipping Board, KaneBoiler Workers, et al to Hugo L. Black, Samuel Goodacreto Bereau of Construction & Finance, Tacoma OrientalSteamship Co. to U.S. Shipping Board.

April - June 1933

11 4 Veterans AffairsJohn C. Fischer (2), Harry H. Hall.John C. Fischer to"Administrator", John C. Fischer to "Solicitor"

1933

11 5 War DebtsJ. Stewart Baker

1933

11 6 World CourtW.C. Morse, Dwight C. Smith, Mrs. J. Hilde Smith, E.M.Starrett.Ed Fussell to Dar Olds

1933

11 7 H.T.B. Speeches 1933

11 8 An Act restraining District Courts from issuing injunctionsto restrain the collection of taxes imposed under the lawsof the states and territories

1933

11 9 Citizens' resolutions on 1.) Federal Reserve Act & 2.)Reconstruction Finance Corporation

1933

11 10 Speech by V.S. Von Szeliski - research division of theNational Recovery Administration

1933

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12 1 General CorrespondenceJim Marshall (2), Martin F. Smith, George E. Starr

January 1934

12 2 Ralph Benjamin (2), Julian Friant, A.G. Laffin, Jim Marshall(4), W.L. McCormick. Resolution: Frank S. Baker, CharlesF. Ernest, Clarence D. Martin Frank G. Wisner.

February 1934




12 3 Ralph Benjamin, E.W. Jorgensen, Daniel B. Luten, BasilManly, Benjamin C. Marsh, Will W. Simpson, Willard L.Thorp.Basil Manly to Kenneth Harlan

March 1934

12 4 Evert Arnold, Ralph Benjamin, Aug. Bontoux (2-2-1934),Frank Lawrence, Jim Marshall (2), James & LolaMenzies, Clark Squire (2).Frank Lawrence to Clark Squire(3-24-1934), Benjamin C. Marsh to Elmer Thomas

April 1934

12 5 American Agriculturist: Frank E. Gannett, H.E. Babcock,E.R. Eastman. J.H. Ryan

May - June 1934

12 6 Alvaro Shoemaker, Burton K. Wheeler (3). July - August1934

12 7 Sanford Bates (3-12-1935), Claude M. Henry, Charles L.Newman (2-15-1934), Craig R. Smith.Claude M. Henry toEmil E. Hurja

September -December 1934

12 8 PowerSaul Haas (3), Kenneth Harlan, Frank R. McNinch, Dr.L.A. Robinson, Telegram: Jack Denise, J.H. Ryan, FredChamberlain, Herb Alzlo, Marvin Smith, Evert Arnold,Kenneth Harlan.C.C. Dill to State Senator Stinson, BasilManly to Kenneth Harlan, Frank R. McNinch to KennethHarlan, Harry L. Williams to Herb Algo.

January 1934

12 9 PowerIra Davisson (3) (1-24-1934), Basil Manly, Frank R.McNinch, Elwood Mead.Ira Davisson to Frank R. McNinch(1-18-34)

February - March1934

12 10 PowerHomer O. Blain, Marshall N. Dana, Ed Fussell (2), BasilManly.Kenneth Harlan to Basil Manly, Frank T. Post toWashington Water Power Co. workers.

April - December1934

13 1 Memorandum - Chaco

13 2 Fort LewisIra Davisson (5) (11-13-1933) (12-28-1933), Melvin G.Tennent, Harry H. Woodring (3).Ira Davisson to HarryH. Woodring, R. McQuestion to Melvin G. Tennent(12-8-1933), Harry H. Woodring to Ira Davisson.

November1933-1934

13 3 National Economy League 1934Homer T. Bone papers, 1889-1967http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv37863 18



Henry H. Curran (4)

13 4 Naval AffairsJohn Baer, James W. Bryan (4), H.L. Roosevelt, OswaldF. Schuette (3), William T. Stone.N.D. Alifas to membersof U.S. House of Representatives, Harold Ickes to OswaldF. Schuette, H.L. Roosevelt to Oswald F. Schuette,Oswald F. Schuette to H.L. Roosevelt


13 5 Naval AffairsR.H. Fleet, E.J. King, Elsie Robinson, Park Trammell, J.B.Weaver.Lewis W. Douglas to Park Trammell, R.H. Fleet toJohn J. Delaney, W.A. Moffett to M.M. Patrick.

March 1934

13 6 Nye CommitteeJohn Coffee, Gerald P. Nye (2), Robert Wohlforth

1934

14 1 Ocean & air mail contracts - Baltimore Mail Steamship Co.vs. U.S.A.Cornelius Mundy (2).H.I. Conner to William Stanley(7-12-1933), Cornelius Mundy to Simon E. Sobeloff (2)(7-7-1933) (7-5-1933), Simon E. Sobeloff to WilliamStanley (2) (7-17-1933) (7-19-1933)

July 7,1933-1934

14 2 Ocean & Air Mail contractsAndrew Furuseth, A.G. Patterson (2).James A. Farley toHugo L. Black, Andrew Furuseth to Washington Herald,Richard W. Robbins to Franklin D. Roosevelet


14 3 Ocean & Air Mail ContractsA.G. Patterson, Elmer E. Rogers

April 1934

14 4 Ocean & Air Mail ContractsAndrew Furuseth (3)Andrew Furuseth to Franklin D.Roosevelt, Andrew Furuseth to Labor Department.

May 1934

14 5 P.W.A. Projects: Hylebos BridgeArthur A. Cook (2), George Dern (2), Wesley Lloyd,E.M. Markham, Genevieve Martin (12-19-1933), G.B.Pillsbury.E.M/ Markham to Wesley Lloyd.

December 19,1933 - 1934

14 6 P.W.A. Projects: Narrows BridgeP.W. Bourgaize, Elbert M. Chandler, Frank Lawrence,Charles T. Peterson (2).

February 1934

14 7 P.W.A. Projects: Narrows Bridge March 1934




P.W. Bourgaize, Elbert M. Chandler (2), Arthur A. Cook,Mr. & Mrs. L.O. Olsen, E.V.D. Paul, John Prins, Melvin G.Tennent.Elbert M. Chandler to Melvin G. Tennent, WesleyLloyd to Leonard Langlow.

14 8 P.W.A. Projects: Narrows BridgeB.H. Bennetts, Elbert M. Chandler, Oscar I. Chopman,R.W. Crawford, Robert Gleason, Harold Ickes, Don C.Winchester.H.T.B. & Wesley Lloyd to Clark Squire, MelvinG. Tennent to John Prins

April 1934

14 9 P.W.A. Projects: Narrows BridgeJohn H. Binns, Elbert M. Chandler (3), Oscar I. Chopman(2), Harold Ickes (2), Charles T. Peterson, Henry M.Stein.Elbert M. Chandler to Leonard Langloe

May - August1934

14 11 A Bill to create a national bank of U.S. [1934]

26 13 Naval Bills and Reports: H.R. 6004 (1934) 1934

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15 1 General CorrespondenceJ.A. Metzger, J.A. Reams, Alvaro Shoemaker (2), LewisSchwellenbach (3-19-1935).John T. Raftis to Lewis B.Schwellenbach (3-15-1935).

January - March19, 1935

15 2 General CorrespondenceElbert M. Chandler, William T. Chantland, Julian N.Friant (5) (11-19-1934) (1-8-1935) (1-12-1935), HarleyB. Fischer, Ervin E. King (2-4-1935) (2-5-1935), A.S.Goss, Ernest Gruening.Elwyn L. Daniel to Lewis B.Schwellenbach.

January 16 -February 5, 1935

15 3 General CorrespondenceJames Walter Carter, Helen Dahl, Olaf Didrickson (2)(1-26-1935), Anthony J. Dimond, Emil Hurja, Warren G.Magnuson, Harry B. Mitchell, George E. Starr (1-23-1935),Alex McK. Vierhus.Don G. Abel to Olaf Didrickson(12-7-1934), Don G. Abel to "Whom it may concern",Harold L. Ickes to Emil Hurja (1-30-1935), Lee F. Rootto "Whom it may concern" (12-7-1934), Jas. E. Sareaultto Olaf Didrickson (12-8-1934), Lewis B. Schwellenbach

December 7,1934 - February15, 1935




to Woodward, Washington Congressional Delegation toHarry B. Mitchell.

15 4 General CorrespondenceE.K. Burlew, H.L. Cantley, Henry M. Curran, WilliamGreen, A.G. Laffin, [illegible name].William Green toWilliam Randolph Hearst, William Randolph Hearst toWilliam Green, Martin F. Smith to H.L. Cantley.

February 16-28,1935

15 5 General CorrespondenceFred A. Berlin, Douglas Bubar (2), John Carson, M.J.Flynn, A.L. Harbison, Lee Mantz, Lola Menzies, Henry M.Morgenthau, Jr. J.F.T. O'Connor (3-29-1935), Alex McK.Vierhus.

March 1 - 29,1935

15 6 General CorrespondenceNorman W. Baxter (2-6-1935), W.P. Bowers, E.K. Burlew,R.C. Davis (2), C.R. Jackson (3-13-1935), Stanleyreed.T.A. Walter to Ellison D. Smith.

February 6,1935 - March 31,1935.

15 7 General CorrespondenceDr. J.R. Binyon (3) (3-11-1935) (5-15-1935), RobertS. Doubleday, F.L. Kerzie (6) (1-2-1935) (2-10-1935)(5-15-1935), Ervin E. King (2) (1-15-1935) (1-18-1935),W.D. Lane (1-10-1935), W. Forbes Morgan (1-23-1935),William T. Stone, Alex McK. Vierhus (2), Cliff woodward(2-18-1935), Preston C. Wright.Dr. J.R. Binyon to SaulHaas (2-2-1935), Fred C. Dean to Saul Haas (2-2-1935)

January 2 - May15, 1935

15 8 General CorrespondenceQuincy Adams, George H. Gannon, James K. McMonnies,James Menzies, Aubrey Williams.George H. Gannonto Mrs. Harriet N. Bell, George H. Gannon to E.W.Woodward. Lewis B. Schwellenbach to Sol A. Rosenblatt.

May 1935

15 9 General CorrespondenceSaul Haas, L.K. Lear, Alvaro C. Shoemaker, ElmerThomas.William B. Given, Jr. to Louis K. Lear

June 1935

15 10 General CorrespondenceJohn H. Binns, Dr. J.R. Binyon (7-19-1935), George H.Gannon (3), Sam B. Hill.Ernest Gruening to Franklin D.Roosevelt, Calvert Magruder to Harold M. Stephens,Gerald Shaughnessy to Rev. Joseph M. Sullivan, WilliamSirovich to Franklin D. Roosevelt, Robert Wagner toFranklin D. Roosevelt.

July 1-19, 1935




15 11 General CorrespondenceJohn H. Binns, E.K. Burlew, Committee for the Nation:Vincent Bendix, Frederic Frazier, James H. Rand, Fred H.Sexauer. Julian N. Friant, James Menzies (2) (7-11-1935),Alex McK. Vierhus (3).James Menzies, Jr. to James & LolaMenzies.

July 11-31, 1935

15 12 General CorrespondenceH.B. Benedict (7-29-1935), Joseph B. Eastman, GeorgeH. Cannon, James Menzies, J.H. Ryan (7-25-1935).SaulHaas to Lewis B. Schwellenbach.

July 25 - August1935

15 13 General CorrespondenceN.E. Engle, Dar Olds, Lewis B. Schwellenbach.

September 1935

15 14 General CorrespondenceDavid J. Lewis

November 1935

15 15 Sam B. Hill - Federal Judgship [1935]

15 16 Pollack vs. Farmers' Loan and Trust Co. (158 U.S. 601)1895Lochner vs. New York (198 W.S. 45) 1905

1935

16 1 Liberty LoanT.J. Coolidge

1935

16 2 McCarren Amendment - Prevailing wageSam M. Driver, Edwin C. Ewing (2), C.W. Greenough,W.C. Hushing, Robert Montgomery.

1935

16 3 Undated Speeches [1935]

16 4 National Forests and ParksPaul H. Appleby, W.H. Covert (8-29-1934), W.G. Peters(2), Robert A Wiley.John C. Kuhns to W.G. Peters, E.A.Sherman to Paul H. Appleby.

August 29, 1934- January 1935

16 5 National Forests and ParksA.C. Martin (2)

February 1935

16 6 National Forests and ParksGeorge Hutton (4) (3-8-1935) (3-14-1935).InternationalBrotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite, and Papermill Workers,

March 8 - May1935




Local No. 100 to Washington Congressional Delegation.Martin F. Smith to Lewis B. Schwellenbach.

16 7 Pensions - Social SecurityJohn B. Andrews, Frank Dowd, Abraham Epstein, G.W.Hamilton, Knute Hill, Robert Sherman Hoar, Robert M.LaFollette, Jr., Otis Morgan.Robert Sherman Hoar toKnute Hill, Lewis B. Schwellenbach to "Dear Friend"

1935

16 8 Narrows BridgeElbert M. Chandler (7), Resolution by Board of PierceCounty Commisioners (1-16-1934): R. Lester Kelly,John Murphy, Cal Gunthrie, Harvey O. Scofield, HarrySlattery.Moran and Proctor to Elbert M. Chandler(1-31-1933), B.P. Thomas to Board of Pierce CountyCommissioners (1-8-1934).

January 31,1933 - April 1935

16 9 Narrows BridgeElbert M. Chandler (2), Arthur A. Cook, Harvey O.Scofield, Clark Squire (2), C.E. Trombley.

May - August1935

16 10 World CourtH.I. Harriman.Lewis B. Schwellenbach to "Dear Friend"

1935

17 1 Nye CommitteeDaniel J. Downing, Andrew Furuseth, Mrs. Laura PufferMorgan, Stephen Raushenbush, Earl Shimmons, B.L.Stafford, Louise Wier.George W. Grupp to Earl Shimmons,Douglas Miller to Daniel C. Roper (12-4-1934), Daniel C.Roper to Gerald P. Nye (12-18-1934)

December 4,1934 - January1935

17 2 Nye CommitteeGult Industries: Lawrence R. Wilder, George Yard.Stephen Raushenbush.William Phillips to Key Pittman,J.E. Thropp, Jr. to Lawrence R. Wilder, Paul Topping toLawrence R. Wilder (1-26-1935)

January 16 -February 1935

17 3 Nye CommitteeC.K. DavisC.K. Davis to Gerald P. Nye

March 1-15,1935

17 4 Nye CommitteeBernard M. Baruch to Gerald P. Nye (3), Bernard M.Baruch to Charles T. Russell, M.A. Boyle to John Z. Lowe,Jr. (2-23-1917), Gerald P. Nye to Bernard M. Baruch (4)(3-8-1935) (3-18-1935) (3-20-1935), Chas. T. Russell toBernard M. Baruch (3-15-1935), Samuel Bell Thomas

February 23,1917 - March 31,1935




to supervising Internal Revenue agent (2) (1-26-1920)(11-30-1920)

17 5 Nye CommitteeGerald P. Nye, Stephen Raushenbush, Philip H. VanGelder.

April 1935

17 6 Nye CommitteeStephen Raushenbush, P.J. Williams (3) (6-12-1935)

May - June 12,1935

17 7 Nye Committee. H.T.B. Speech [May 18, 1935]

17 8 Nye CommitteeJohn T. Flynn, James C. Moore, Claude A. Swanson, P.J.Williams.

June - December1935

17 9 Neutrality: H.T.B. Radio Broadcast [1935]

17 10 Nye Committee - notes and memorandum 1935

18 1 PowerKenneth Harlan (3), Joy Elmer Morgan.J.D. Ross to FrankT. Bell.

January 1935

18 2 PowerRichard W. Bowden, Kenneth Harlan (4), Harrison W.Mason.Harold L. Ickes to Clarence D. Martin.

February 1-18,1935

18 3 PowerKenneth Harlan & E.K. Murray (2) (2-14-1935)(2-16-1935), Kenneth Harlan (10) (2-7-1935) (2-11-1935)(2-12-1935) (3) (2-14-1935), Harold L. Ickes, B.H.Johnson, Frank Lawrence, E.K. Murray (2-12-1935),Alex McK. Vierhus, Robert F. Waldron (2-12-1935).R.W.Beck to Washington Branch, Public Ownership League ofAmerica, Kenneth Harlan to Clarence D. Martin, J.D. Rossto "The People" (2-16-1935).

February 7-23,1935

18 4 PowerSaul Haas, Kenneth Harlan (4), Harrison W. Mason, JohnC. Stevenson.R.W. Beck to Governer, Lt. Governor andLegistlators to the State of Washington. R.W. Beck toJ.D. Ross (2-23-1935), R.W.Beck to Washington Branch,Public Ownership League of America. J.D. Ross to Robert

February 23-28,1935




Beck (2-23-1935), Carl D. Thompson to R.W. Beck(2-23-1935).

18 5 PowerEdith DeMaris, Kenneth Harlan (2), E.K. Murray, FranklinD. Roosevelt, H.T. Schroeder.

March 1935

18 6 PowerRalph C. Clyde, Kenneth Harlan, Herbert L. Petty.

April 1935

18 7 PowerJim Carey (3), Ira Davisson (2), Kenneth Harlan (2), EmilHurja.Ira Davisson to Spokane Spokesmen-Review, JohnP. Lycette to Ira Davisson.

May - June 1935

18 8 PowerMarshall N. dana, Ira Davisson, C.C. Garland, KennethHarlan (5), Eberly Thompson.

July 1935

18 9 PowerJohn H. Binns, James E. Bradford, George Dern, C.C.Garland (2), Kenneth Harlan (4), Lionel C. Kramien,Oswald Ryan, Eberly Thompson (7-25-1935).FredJ. Chamberlain to morris L. Cooke, Wesley Lloyd toLeanoard Langlow - Tacoma Times.

July 25-August11, 1935

18 10 PowerRussell Cook, Morris L. Cooke, Kenneth Harlan (3),Washington Bonneville Commission.

August 12-18,1935

18 11 PowerJames W. Carey, Morris L. Cooke, Marhsall D. Dana,Kenneth Harlan, Lewish B. Schwellenbach.W.E. Herring toFred J. Chamberlain (2) (8-13-1935) (8-16-1935)

August 13 - 31,1935

18 12 PowerE.K. Burlew, James W. Carey, Saul Haas, Lewis B.Schwellenbach, Paul A. Walker.James W. Carey to FrankL. McNinch, James O'Sullivan to William L. Chenery.

September -December 1935

26 14 Naval Bills and Reports: H.R. 7672 (1935) 1935

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19 1 General CorrespondenceBlanche Bone

1936

19 2 Democratic ConventionsDr. J.R. Binyon, R.M. Drumheller, Saul Haas, John S.Lynch, Warren G. Magnuson (3), Ronald Orr, ElsieGardner Picking (3), George E. Ryan, Perry S. Swanzey,Dorian E. Todd.Ed (?) to Rodney L. Brink, Warren G.Magnuson to Credentials Committee, Democratic NationalConvention.

1936

19 3 State Democratic Conventions: MinutesWarren G. Magnuson

May 23, 1936

19 4 H.T.B. Campaign Speech [1936]

19 5 H.T.B. Notes for Campaign Speech [1936]

19 6 White House Correspondence Association March 7, 1936

19 7 Roland Hartley File 1936

19 8 Fort Lewis and McChordViola Markie (2)

1936

19 9 Interstate Commerce CommitteeDonald D. Coon (2), R.E. Freer.

1936

19 10 Bills and Memorandum 1936

19 11 National Economy League.Harry H. Curran.

1936

19 12 Nye Committee - NeutralityJoseph Barber, Jr., Ray Murphy, Dar Olds, StephenRaushenbush (12-31-1935), F.J. Sisson, Oswald GarrisonVillard.J.C. Hackett to Gerald P. Nye.

December 31,1935-January1936

19 13 Nye Committee - NeutralityHarry E. Gardner (2), H. Gerrish Smith, Walter W. VanKirk, Barney Yanosfsky.Franklin D. Roosevelt to "ThePress", H. Gerrish Smith to Gerald P. Nye.


19 14 Nye Committee - Neutrality April - November1936




Bennett Champ Clark, Gerald P. Nye, H. GerrishSmith.Bennett Champ Clark to Gerald P. Nye, H. GerrishSmith to Gerald P. Nye.

19 15 "Senator Bone's Neutrality Plan": Vancouver Columbianeditorial

December 29,1936

19 16 Olympic National ParkPhil S. Locke, L.F. Nelson, Chas. A Turner, Mark Wienard.

January - June1936

19 17 Skylines: Bulletin of the Northwest Conservation League October 1936

19 18 Olympic National ParkJohnston and Schmitt, Fred W. Lewis, Warren G.Magnuson, Hugh B. Mitchell, Lewis B. Schwellenbach,Helen C. Sewell, R.K. Tiffany (3) (10-20-1936), W.H.Tucker.Olympic Peninsula Committee to Washington StatePlanning Council.

October 20-November 1936

19 19 Olympic National ParkJoseph H. Johnston, George Welch.George Welch toLewis Schwellenbach.

December 1936

19 20 PatronageE.K. Burlew, James W. Carey, Saul Haas, Dar Olds, ChasT. Russell,

1936

20 1 Hylebos BridgeJohn F. Gallagher, A.O. Rowe (3)

1936

20 2 Mercer Island - Lake Washington BridgeHarold L. Ickes

1936

20 3 Narrows BridgeHarold A. Allen (2), C.C. Dill (2), Jerome W. Frank,Max Garretson, Haorld L. Ickes (3), M.H. McIntyre,Wallace Morrissette (2).Wallace Morrissette to Franklin D.Roosevelt and Harold L. Ickes.

1936

20 4 Veterans' AffairsEmmett R. Carroll

1936

20 5 Wiretapping-Glavis ControversyWilliam B. Auda, John Dickey Jr., L.R. Elkins, Ewing Y.Mitchell, Earl Reeves, John G. Silva.

1936




20 6 Miscellaneous [1936]

20 7 H.T.B. Speech delivered before Young DemocraticLeague of Colorado.

March 21, 1936

20 8 H.T.B. Speech delivered before National ConventionW.F.W. - Denver, Colorado.James S. VanZandt, Barney Yanotsky.Walter L. Daniels toBarney Yanotsky, James S. VanZandt to Walter L. Daniels

September 16,1936

20 9 H.T.B. Speech delivered at Billings, Montana - RadioStation KGHL

September 19,1936

21 1 PowerMarshall N. Dana (3), P.H. Gadson, Ray W. Gill, SaulHaas, Ervin E. King.


21 2 PowerMarshall N. Dana (2)

March 1-7, 1936

21 3 PowerDorothy M. Duke (2-21-1936), Ray W. Gill (2) (3-20-1936),Will W. Simpson.

February 21-March 20, 1936

21 4 PowerFred J. Chamberlain, Ralph C. Clyde, Marshall N. Dana,H.H. DeHart, Ray W. Gill, Harold L. Ickes, Ervin E. King,Franklin D. Roosevelt, Albert Streiff, Eberly Thompson(2).Marshall N. Dana to Ralph S. Hamilton, Ralph S.Hamilton to Marshall N. Dana (3-6-1936), D. HaroldMcGrath to Eberly Thompson.

March 6-24,1936

21 5 Power"Memorandum regarding legislation for the operation andmaintenance of the Bonneville Plant": P.N.W. RegionalPlanning Commission.

March 25, 1936

21 6 PowerDavid K. Alexander, george R. Buickerood, Fred J.Chamberlain, A.L. Donham, F.R. Johnston, NealSwetland, G.W. Thiessen, Peter Zimmerman.

March 25-31,1936

21 7 PowerMarshall N. Dana, Ervin E. King, Louis Fohl, William F.Pottsmith.

April 1-15, 1936




21 8 PowerMary B. Abernethy, George R. Funk, Ray W. Gill (2),Kenneth Harlan, Dan Kellaher, James O'Sullivan, PeterZimmerman.

April 16-30, 1936

21 8 PowerMary B. Abernathy, George R. Funk, Ray W. Gill (2),Kenneth Harlan, Dan Kellaher, James O'Sullivan, PeterZimmerman.

April 16-30, 1936

21 9 PowerAlan G. Blaker (2), W.E. Carty, Ray W. Gill, Steve Kahn,Ervin E. King, Eberly Thompson, W.W. Woodbeck,Peter Zimmerman.Alan G. Blaker to Vancouver EveningColumbian, Columbia River Development League toFranklin D. Roosevelt, Ervin E. King to H.T.B., Knute Hill,and Lewis B. Schwellenbach. Franklin D. Roosevelt toRoyal S. Copeland.

May 1936

21 10 PowerC. Herald Campbell, Basil Manly (2).Basil Manly to RoyalS. Copeland, Marguerite Owen to William B. Bankhead,John C. Page to Federal Power Commission.

June - July 1936

21 11 PowerMorris L. Cooke, P. Heatherton, W.G. Hufford, JudsonKing.P. Heatherton to Washington State Planning Council,J.E. Ranking to Morris L. Cooke, Albert Streiff to RobertBeck.

August -December 1936

21 12 Power and Sixth Congressional District PoliticsKenneth Harlan

1936

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22 1 General Correspondence 1937

22 2 H.T.B. Speech delivered at Indianapolis, Indiana March 4, 1937

22 3 L.H. Darwin FileL.H. Darwin (4) (10-26-1933)(10-30-1935), Mrs. F. Haskell(2) (9-27-1935)

October 26,1933-1937




22 4 Federal Government activity in Washington State;Agricultural Information: Washington State

1937

22 5 Fort Lewis - McChordHarold A. Allen (12-22-1936), Francis W. Clark (2)(12-8-1936), Malin Craig (12-16-1936).

December 8,1936-1937

22 6 Newspaper Guild: Seattle Star Strike.Sam (S.S. Hahn?) (5), Ann Murphy, H. Richard Seller.

1937

22 7 Kenneth HarlanKenneth Harlan (3), Ruth Harlan (5), Guy T. Helvering(3) (9-9-1936), C.W. Nimitz (12-4-1936), Ralph A.Noerenberg.

September 9,1936 - 1937

22 8 Labor Unions - Sitdown strikes: an address by Byron M.Scott

1937

22 9 Neutrality - War Profits.H.E. Marshall.Malin Craig to Pat Harrison, Charles Edisonto Pat Harrison, Wayne C. Taylor to Pat Harrison.

1937

22 10 Democratic National CommitteeJames A. Farley to Warren G. Magnuson, WashingtonCongressional Delegation to James A. Farley.

1937

22 11 Amos Pinchot: "Open Letter to F.D.R."Amos Pinchot

1937

23 1 Narrows BridgeHoration B. Hackett (2), Harold L. Ickes, Viola Marfie,Wallace Morrissette (4) (1-11-1936) (5-5-1936).Horatio B.Hackett to John Coffee.

January 11,1936 - 1937

23 2 Supreme Court ReorganizationHerb W. Algeo (2), J.W. Boyle (2) (6-3-1933), Otto Case,A.J> Chitty, Helen Dahl, D.L. Goldbach, H.E. Johnson,H.F. Kretchman, G.W. Lowttit, D.C. McLean, Einor O.Mohn, J.H. Ryan (2), The Sunday News (Staff), MaryTheobold, J.C. Unger, Frank W. Utter.

June 3, 1933 -1937

23 3 Supreme Court ReorganizationHerb W. Algeo, Oscar Asplund, Harry E.B. Ault, JohnH. Binns, Dr. J.R. Binyon, E.N. Blythe, John C. Bowen,Rodney Brink, W.E. Carty, Otto A. Case, L.H. Darwin,John F. Dore, Saul Driver, Frank Fitts, Oscar E. Foster,

1937




Charles W. Greenough, J.C. Harrigan, Edward E. Henry,C.L. Holcomb, Benjamin H. Kizer, H.I. Kyle, Mark M.Litchman, Lee Mantz (2), Clarence D. Martin, Vic A.Meyers, Wilford A. Richmond, William W. Simpson,Frederick H. Stinchfield, William A. Sullivan, Leroy A.Todd, Harry Westfall, George F. Yantis.

23 4 Supreme Court ReorganizationGeorge W. Acret, W.J. Kahle, Benjamin H. Kizer, J.C.McCleary

1937

23 5 Supreme Court Reorganization: H.T.B. - Burton K.Wheeler Press Release

1937

23 6 Supreme Court Reorganization: Two ArticlesWilliam Denman

1937

23 7 Supreme Court Reorganization: King County DemocraticClub - Resolution

July 24, 1937

23 8 Supreme Court Reorganization.G.P. Fishburne, William Henry Harrison, William T. Raley,Otis Peabody Swift.

1937

23 9 Townsend PlanSaul Haas, Charles H. Leavy, Lew R. Thompson(7-?-1939)Boyd Curley to Saul Haas

1937-July 1939

24 1 PowerF.E. Coulter, M.E. Damon, Ira Davisson, C.C. Garland(3), Benjamin Kizer.N.A. Boody to Charles L. McNary(12-30-1936), R.K. Tiffany to John A. Page.

December 30,1936-January1937

24 2 PowerRodney Brink, Ray W. Gill (2), David E. Lilienthal,Clarence D. Martin, Charles L. McNary, StuartWhitehouse.Ray W. Gill to Charles L. McNary, KennethHarlan to Morris L. Cooke, R.K. Tiffany to Harold L. Ickes,Washington Bonneville Commission to Clarence D. Martin.

February - March1937.

24 3 PowerR.W. Beck, Howard J. Burnham, Royal S. Copeland (3),Ray W. Gill, Harold L. Ickes, Ervin E. King (2), A.H. reilly,Joel David Wolfson.R.W. Beck to Joseph H. Mansfield,Ray W. Gill to James Mott, Harold L. Ickes to Royal S.Copeland, Ervin E. King to Lewis B. Schwellenbach, David

September 8,1936 - May 1937




E. Lilienthal to Joel David Wolfson, Franklin D. Rooseveltto Frank R. McNinch (2) (3-24-1937) (9-8-1936), Clyde L.Seavey to Royal S. Copeland, Henry A. Wallace to RoyalS. Copeland, Harry H. Woodring to Royal S. Copeland.

24 4 PowerE.K. Burien, Fred J. Chamberlain, Ray W. Gill (3), ErvinE. King (2), Franklin D. Roosevelt, J.D. Ross, Carl D.Thompson (2) (5-21-1937).Fred J. Chamberlain to GeorgeW. Norris, A.J. Friese to George W. Norris, L.C. Kramienand George McGee to Harold L. Ickes, E.K. Markham toFrederick Steiwer. C.H. Olson, Lloyd Dubois, J.B. Dower,J.H. Wheeler & C.A. Perkins to Franklin D. Roosevelt.

May 21 - July1937

24 5 PowerJames W. Carey, David E. Lilienthal, Harry B. Mitchell,Martin F. Smith.

August -December 1937

24 6 Senate Joint Resolution 57 1937

26 15 Naval Bills and Reports: S.B. 2603; H.R. 11526 1937

xiii: 1938

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25 1 Compulsory Military Training 1938

25 2 May BillTed Silvey to Robert J. Bulkey, Ted Silvey to Bryon B.Harlan

1938

25 3 NeutralityJosh Lee, Millard W. Rice, H.O. "Tommy" Thompson.

1938

25 4 War ProfitsArthur Capper, Vic Donahey, Lynn J. Frazier, Ruth D.Holt, Felton M. Johnston (2), Roswell Magill, Arthur H.Vandenberg, Barney Yanotaky.Roswell Magill to PatHarrison, Harry Woodring to Pat Harrison

1938

25 5 PoliticalR.J. Coar, Saul Haas, Louis Nash, Dar Olds, George E.Ryan (2), Mark Wienard.Saul Haas to E.W. Jorgensen,Lyle Keith to Saul Haas.

1938




25 6 Ewing D. ColvinBen Ludlow.Ewing Colvin to Adam Hadalin, Viola Markieto R.A. Seelig.

1938

25 7 Speech by Lady Willie Forbus, "A New Philosophyof Government at Work": Lewis County DemocraticConvention - Centralia Washington.

June 18, 1938

25 8 Memorandum: K.O.L. Suit 1938

25 9 Olympic National ParkE.K. Burlew, Harry Cheek (2), Benjamin H. Kizer, ThomasA.E. Lally, Clarence D. Martin, R.A. Silcox, Mon C.Wallgren.Clarence D. Martin to Franklin D. Roosevelt,Frank L. McNeil to A.J. Chitty.

1938

25 10 Note on Willis Mahoney 1938

25 11 P.W.A. Projects (Includes information on Narrows)Harold A. Allen, Wallace Morrissette, T.A. Stevenson.

1938

25 12 H.T.B. Speech ?: review of New Deal CongressionalAccomplishments

1938

25 13 H.T.B. Speech ? 1938

26 1 Naval AffairsN>P. Alitas (4) (1-28-1937), J.G. Scripps (3).N.P. Alitasto J.R. McCarl (10-1-1935), J.R. McCarl to N.P. Alitas(10-29-1935)

October 1, 1935- February 1938

26 2 Naval AffairsFrank C. Kniffin, J.G. Scripps (3).J.G. Scripps to AmericanInstitute of Public Opinion, J.G. Scripps to JohnsonHagood.

March 1938

26 3 Naval AffairsWilliam C. Johnstone, William D. Leahy, William H.McReynolds, Franklin D. Roosevelt (1-31-1938), ClaudeA. Swanson, David Walsh (8-26-1937).Harry H. Woodringto David Walsh (8-27-1937)

August 26, 1937-April 1938

26 4 Naval Affairs: H.T.B., "Observations on Policing the World" April 28, 1938




26 5 Naval Affairs: H.T.B. Speech April 30, 1938

26 6 Naval AffairsWilliam D. Leahy (8-5-1937), Roswell Magill (2), Claude A.Swanson (2).

August 5, 1937 -June 1938

26 7-9 Naval Affairs: Congressional Records 1938

26 10 Naval Affairs: Minority Views to Accompany H.R. 9218 1938

26 11 Naval Affairs: A.G. Haley ?, "Strategic Position of thePhilippines"

1938

26 12 Naval Affairs: Pamphlet - "The U.S. Navy: 75th Congress,1st Session", Senate Document No. 35

1938

26 16 Naval Bills and Reports: H.R. 9218 1938

26 17 Naval Bills and Reports: H.R. 8993 1938

xiv: 1939

Box

27 Hip Injury, Letters of CondolenceL.E. Atkins, E.A.Bader, L.L. Bates, Mr. & Mrs. JohnBeaurman, John Boettiger, John G. Brady, W.E. Carty,Bennet Champ Clark, Jack R. Cluck, Charles E. Cone,Lee P. Hill, Robert F. Howarth, Daniel B. Hutchings,Chesley W. Jurney, Thomas F. Kelly, Harry B. Lear,R.R. Mattison, Rev. John McAstocker, Sam Nicholls,Charles W. Orton, Miss Marie A. Proctor, D.M. Reid, IvanH. Suphellan, Robert Thorne, Alfred H. Tisch, Dr. G.O.Walters, Fred M. Weil (Includes brochure: "Grand Couleeand the Pacific Northwest")

August 28, 1939

27 Hip Injury, Letters of CondolenceW.G. Andrews, C.L. Bouve, John C. Bowen, A.O.Burmeister, Harry Butcher, Arthur A. Cook, Rev. RobertDillon, A.B. Donaldson, E.H. Drum, Rev. & Mrs. W.L.Edwards, F.X.A. Elbe, Ed Fussell, C.C. Garland, HarryGrant, S.S. Hahn, Julie Butler Hansen, Henry Hedberg,Edward E. Henry, Sam Hobbs, Thomas J.L. KennedyRalph R. Knapp, J.G. Luhrwen, B.O. Lum, Willin Mahoney,Harry J. Martin, Robert Maus, William McDougall, D.W.

August 29, 1939




McKellar, Frank J. Nicht, Arthur O'Brien, Mr. & Mrs.G.W. Osgood, Mrs. T.L. Page, Feorge Henry Payne,Drew Pearson, William C. Rave, John A. Rea, Clyde M.Reed, Leo B. Reed, Lewis B. Schwellenbach, Will W.Simpson, H.B. Smith,Tom Smith, Mrs. Benjamin Snyder,W.B.A. Spray, Melvin Sutton, Mrs. Louise S. Taylor, PeteThompson, L.E. thorpe, Charles L. Vaughan, Robert F.Waldron, Thos. R. Waters, Harry Westfall (2), Leon L.Wolfstone (4).

Folder

27 3 Hip Injury, Letters of CondolenceEmile P. Antonovich, Leslie L. Biffle, Mr. & Mrs. JohnCoffee, A. Lou Cohen, Frank C. Dean, Chalres Edison,George P. Fishburne, Richard Francis, Larry Hansen, D.G.Hartsuck, E,R, Hoffman, Francis Howard, Rufus J. Hewes,Lule Keith, Mr. & Mrs. A. Kraemer, Harold Kreidel, WalterH. Maloney, E.D. Manchester, A.G. McCraney, LaceyV. Murrow, National Association of Letter Carriers, JayOlinger, Mr. & Mrs. Oxholm, Terry Pettus, C.C. Phipps,H.J. Quilliam, Railway Mail Association, Harry T. Smith,T.A. Stevenson, Ralph Gunn Sucher, Charles E. Sullivan,Harold Woodworth.

August 30, 1939

27 4 Hip Injury, Letters of CondolenceHenry Andrak, Everett Arnold, Oscar C. Baker, GroverC. Brown, H.C. Cleavinger, George F. Cotterill, HelenDahl, Frank E. Day, Anna Falconer, Delbert P. Hawks,P.E. Healy, Dr. Bay Jacobs, Rinaldo Keasal, Henry E,LaBounty, P.S. McDermott, Joseph J. Pemberton, Mr. J.Peters, Walter S. Pollitz, Belle Reeves, D. Schuetz, E.T.Tannatt, Dan Young.

August 31, 1939

27 5 Hip Injury, Letters of CondolenceE.N. Blythe (2), B.F. Grimes, Edwin A. Halsey, G.W.Hamilton, Mrs. Mary E. Hess, Knute Hill, Dr. E.O. Holland,John F. LeCocq, Charles L. McNary, J.W. McPherson,Miss Mary Mladinov, Regina M. Mohrmann, J.L. Parsons,Robert Schindler, Miss Jean Stovel (2), James O'Sullivan,Rufus Woods.

September 1,1939

27 6 Hip Injury, Letters of CondolenceM.L. Callahan, Guy B. Groff, Dr. Ernest L. Gruening,William G. McAdoo, E.W. McCroskey, H.H. Meyer, MarthaMikkelsen, M.C. Miller, Mrs. Philo Noble, M. O'Connell,David E. Rhea, Larry Ruddell, Samuel Estill Whitaker.

September 2,1939




27 7 Hip Injury, Letters of CondolencePaul H. Appleby, E.K. Brown, Arthur Capper, Fred W.Catlett, Conway P. Coe, Estille E. Collier, Eugene V.Dennett, George H. Eckels, J. Carter Fort, Oscar E.Foster, Mrs. Evelyn Gibson, Robert W. Ginnett, DollyGreenup, William W. Grogan, F.O. Hagie, Dail Harvey,C.C. Hockley, Basil Hoke, Florence Hollister, S.M.Jackson, Louis Johnson, J.B. Lawrence, Charles H.Leavy, Thomas H. Mansfield, Rev. David P. McAstocker,W.C. McClure, James J. Meade, M.S. Millson, JamesP. Pope, George Russell, Joseph R. Sheehan, C.D.Stephens, Elbert D. Thomas, Mrs. Alex McK. Vierhus,Miss Carmen Vincent

September 5,1939

27 8 Hip Injury, Letters of CondolenceMrs. Wilna Allen, Chester Biesen, C.J. Christopher, EwingD. Colvin, Mrs. Warren B. Francis, Ernest W. Gibson,Max Lowenthal, Francis G. Michaelis, Anna Music, JamesNorth, Dr. Thomas Parran, Mrs. James C. Stevens, DavidWhatley, Mrs. W.P. Yarnell

September 6,1939

xv: 1943

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28 1 General Correspondence 1943

28 2 H.T.B. Article, "Leadership in our History"James North (2)

1943

28 5 Medical Record: Hip InjuryDr. Ralph K. Ghormley (3), Dr. C.E. Irwin, Dr. M.N. Smith-Peterson, Dr. Edward H. Rynearson (4), Dr. Philip D.Wilson

1943

xvi: 1944

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28 3 General CorrespondenceFilipo L. De Hostos, Saul Haas (3)

1944

28 4 "Men in Washington: III", The New Republic April 10, 1944

28 6 Medical Record: Hip Injury 1944




Dr. R.K. Ghormley (7), Dr. Edward H. Rynearson (6), Dr.Charles H. Slocumb

xvii: 1945-1962

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28 7 Medical Records: Hip InjuryDr. Ralph K. Ghormley, Dr. Edward H. Rynearson (3).

1945-1946

29 Correspondence & Clippings 1945-1960

Folder

29 1 General CorrespondenceJesse Bone (2), Charles Bragin, Congressional WarParents Association: Francis P. Bolton, Styles Bridges.Sherman Minton (2), Max Radin, Miriam Stuart.

1945-1946

29 2 Washington State Press Club Bulletin: "Harry Truman Visitto Seattle"

1948

29 3 Daniel M. Ogden, Jr.Daniel M. Ogden, Jr. (3)

1948-1949

29 4 William O. DouglasEdith Allen, William O. Douglas (7), Saul Haas.Saul Haasto William O. Douglas.

1946-1950

29 5 C.C. DillC.C. Dill (3)

1949

29 6 General CorrespondenceHarold H. Burton

1950

29 7 General CorrespondenceTed F. Berry (2), Albert W. Stone.William Denman to J.Earl Major, J. Earl Major to Henry P. Chandler.

1952-1954

29 7 General CorrespondenceC.W. Taylor, Jr. (2)

1955

29 9 General CorrespondenceAlbert W. Stone (2).Kirby Billingsley to Mrs. J.D. Ross

1956




29 10 General CorrespondenceHenry M. Jackson

1957

29 11 MedicalDr. M.E. Borsook, James M. Carter, Dr. Edmund L.Kenney (2)

1959

29 12 Louis B. Blissard (2), Evelyn Cochran, John Soderman,Paulson Spense, Clark Squire.Arthur M. Boal to RichardH. Chambers

1960

29 13-16 Saul Haas - KIROSaul Haas (3).Saul Haas to Sol Taishoff, Loren B. Stone toSaul Haas, Sol Taishoff to Saul Haas.T.A.M. Craven, SaulHaas (2), Lincoln MillerSaul Haas (9), Andrew G. Haley,John L. King.

1949-1960

30 Correspondence and Clippings 1958-1962

Folder

30 1 Frank E. HolmanFrank E. Holman (2)

1958-1960

30 3 Kirby Billingsley, Tom C. Clark, Edith Demaris, State ofLouisiana: Jimmie H. Davis, Shelby M. Jackson, WadeO. Martin, Jr. Mrs. William E. Lynd, George W. NorrisCentennial: Marive Zeldin, Gus Norwood, Clark Squire (3)

1961

30 4 General CorrespondenceLloyd R. Bell, E. Elwood Caples, Blossum Herwitz, E.K.Murray, Paul J. Raver, Vic Reinemer, Albert W. Stone.

1962

xviii: 1963-1967

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31 1 General CorrespondenceJohn C. Airhart, C.A. Erdahl, Albert W. Stone.DarwinH. Anderson to John C. Airhart, R.H. Chambers to"Memorandum to Associates" (3), R.H. Chambers toJudges Stephens, Bone, Orr, Pope, Hamlin, Bowen,Weinberger, Roches, and Roley, Royal E. Jackson to JohnC. Airhart, Glenn C. Petty to John C. Airhart.

1963




31 2 General CorrespondenceClark Squire

1964

31 3 General CorrespondenceWarren Olney III, William R. Sweeney

1965

31 4 General CorrespondenceRichard C. Berner, Linsay Cowen, Viola Markie

1966-1967

II: Papers, 1889-1966

The Papers series contains Bone's professional documents related to his position in public office. Thematerial was organized into subseries according to the major initiatives Bone focused on during hiscareer. There is a small amount of personal and family material present as well.


i: General 1902-1966

Box Folder

30 2 Clippings: Connally Reservation and World Court

30 5 Tacoma Light Division Annual Financial ReportC.A. Erdahl

1961

30 6 Notes: Conference with E.K. Murray November 26,1962

30 7 Essay: "Murders" 1962

30 8 Article and Notes: "The Power Fight in Washington" 1962

31 5 Cushman Power 40th AnniversaryC.A. Erdahl

May 24, 1966

31 Memorandum [1960s]

32 1 Population Bulletin: Population Profile August 1961-April 1964

32 2 The California Historical Society Quarterly September, 1963




32 3 Articles - Race Relations 1960s

58 1902-1927

59 1928-1929

ii: Legal papers 1936-1965

Box Folder

33 1 "John Marshall and Roger B. Taney", Louis DowdinGeorgetown Law School

May, 1936

33 2 Legal Articles 1940s



33 5 Community Property - Articles and Clippings

33 6 Reports - Judicial Conference of the United States (2) 1964, 1965

34 1 Articles and Cases - 14th Amendment

34 2 Memorandum - "The Bill of Rights as a Part of the DueProcess of Law by Virtue of the 14th Amendment"

December 4,1947

34 3 Due Process - 14th Amendment--notes

34 4 Newspaper Clippings: 14th Amendment

34 5 Ninth Circuit Court Decisions 1960-1963

34 6 Articles and Address by Walter L. Pope 1959, 1963

34 7 Tuscon Gas, Electric Light and Power vs. Trico ElectricCooperative, Inc.

35 1 Virginia Commission on Constitutional GovernmentPaul M. Sanford (2)

1960

36 1 Roy Stritmatter vs. State of Washington et al.




Betty Bloomer, George H. Boldt (2), Richard H.Chambers, Eileen Erspamer (4), William Lindberg, EdgarScofield.Brockman Adams and Payton Smith to JohnJ. O'Connell and Joseph L. Coniff, Arlis W. Johnson toStephen Reilly, John J. O'connell and Joseph L. coniff toCharles T. Wright, John J. O'Connell and Joseph L. Coniffto Lester Stritmatter, Edgar Scofield to John J. O'Connelland Joseph L. Coniff, Edgar Scofield to Lesterstritmatter,John J. O'Connell and Stephen M. Reilly

36 2 Cord vs Smith

36 3 Port of Brookings vs. United States and InterstateCommerce Commission-- "Judge Bone's File"

36 4 Part 2: Port of Brookings vs. United States and InterstateCommerce CommissionKeith Burns (3), Don Roberts, Gus J. Solomon.RichardH. Chambers to Guy J. Solomon, Sidney I. Lezak andCharles H. Habernigg to Keith Burns

36 5 Part 3: Port of Brookings vs. United States and InterstateCommerce CommissionKeith Burns (2)

37 Admirality Cases and Articles

iii: Cancer 1967-1960s

Box Folder

38 1 Cancer - CorrespondenceSaul Haas, Thomas Darren (2), Franklin D. Roosevelt

1937-1939

38 2 H.T.B. - Radio Cancer Speech April 8, 1937

38 3 Invitation to H.T.B. - Laying of the Cornerstone/NationalCancer Institute Building

38 4 News Release - "New U.S. research Institute AttacksCancer Problem"

1939

38 5 H.T.B. Speech - "Attack of Silence Against CancerGathers Headway"

June 24, 1939




38 6 CorrespondenceDr. J.R. Heller (6), Warren G. Magnuson.

1955-1957

38 7 H.T.B. Statement July 15, 1955

38 8 "Cancer Legislation" - Homer Bone, Jr. 1955

38 9 Photograph: National Cancer Institute - Bethesda,Maryland

38 10 Warren Magnuson Campaign Brochure - H.T.B./WarrenMagnuson contribution to cancer research

1956

38 11 CorrespondenceDr. Thomas Carlile, Mrs. Donal Eby (3)

1961-1962

38 12 Seattle Times - Tribute to H.T.B.; work in cancer field January 24,1962

38 13 Newspaper Clippings - H.T.B. Recieves American CancerSociety's Highest Award

May, 1962

38 14 National Cancer Institute Bill and H.T.B.'s Remarks on Bill May 31, 1938

38 15 Congressional Records

38 16 Newspaper Clippings on H.T.B.'s Contribution to CancerResearch

38 17 Newspaper Clippings on H.T.B.'s Contribution to CancerResearch

1940s

38 18 Newspaper Clippings on Cancer (H.T.B. not mentioned) 1940s-1960s

iv: Cancer Legislation: Journal Articles 1938-1957

Box Folder

39 1 Journal of the National Cancer Institute August, 1940

39 2 Journal of the National Cancer Institute August, 1957

39 3 Henry S. Simms, "The Future of Medical Research" January, 1945




40 Cancer Legislation - Tribute to H.T.B. from the Farmers ofWashington State

1938

41 Cancer Legislation - Tribute to H.T.B. from OrganizedLabor of Washington State

1938

42 Cancer Legislation - Tribute to H.T.B. from Women'sOrganization of Washington State

1938

v: Diaries and Personal Memorandum 1933-1962

Box Folder

43 1 H.T.B. Diaries 1933-1962

43 2 Correspondence (Originally located in the diaries)LIllian Coffee, Saul Haas, Nell (Stevens?).Viola Markie toMrs. John Coffee

43 3 Personal Memorandum

43 4 H.T.B. Odds and ends - Notes

43 5 Tacoma News Tribune Column: Looking Backward

vi: Family papers 1889-1934

Box Folder

44 1 H.T.B. School Suspension 1897

44 2 Wedding Invitation Lola Bone to James Menzies October 8, 1889

44 3 Miscellaneous Cards

44 4 "Impressions of H.T.B." F.L. Holensinner

44 5 Photographs of H.T.B.

44 6 Jessie D. Bone

44 7 James Menzies




44 8 Articles of Incorporation of the M. & S. InvestmentCompany, Inc.James C. Stevens, James Menzies

1934

44 9 Helen Menzies

44 10 Harold Menzies, Jr. and Robert Menzies

44 11 Ellis Sly

44 12 General

vii: Power 1909-1960s

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45 Power 1909-1927

46 Power 1920s-1931

47 Power 1932-1939

48 Power 1930s

49 Muscle Shoals-T.V.A. 1920s-1930s

50 Bonneville 1930s

51 Grand Coulee 1930s-1940s

52 Columbia Basin Project 1930s

53 Reclamation 1930s

54 Power 1940s-1960s

55 Power 1960s

56 Oregon Power Fight and Politics 1926-1930

57 Oregon Power Fight and Politics 1930-1932




viii: Political Career 1908-1960s

Box Box

60 61 Third District Congressional Campaign 1928

62 1930

63 1931-1932

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Senate Campaign 1932

68 1933

69 1934

70 1935

71 1936

72 H.T.B. Speeches1) Young Democrats - Denver Colorado. 2) U.F.W. -Denver Colorado

May 11, 1936and September1936

73 Veterans' Affairs - Liberty Loan 1931-1933

74 Veterens' Affairs - Liberty Loan 1933-1943

75 Pensions: State and Federal 1934-1939

76 Pensions: Townsend Movement 1935-1939

77 Relief: State and Federal 1933-1939

78 H.T.B. Voting Record: 73rd and 74th CongressionalSessions

79 Newspaper Columns: 1) Harry Elmer Barnes 2) JimMarshall 3) Hill Billy (Dana Sleeth) 4) Clark Squire

1930s




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81 80 1937

82 Supreme Court Reorganization 1930-1937

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Supreme Court Reorganization 1937

88 87 Senate Campaign 1938

89 1939-1943

90 Speculation on Senate Campaign and H.T.B.'s CourtAppointment

1943-1944

91 Air and Ocean Mail Contracts 1931-1936

93 Naval Affairs 1929-1934

94 Naval Affairs 1935-1939

95 Foreign Affairs 1929-1950

96 1) World War I War Debt and 2) World Court

97 Nye Committee 1934

98 Nye Committee 1935

99 Nye Committee 1936-1937

100 Documents: Nye Committee

101 Neutrality 1935

102 Neutrality 1935-1936

103 Neutrality 1937

104 Neutrality 1938




105 Neutrality 1939

106 War Profits 1932-1942

107 Documents: Ludlow Amendment and Neutrality

108 Topical Folders: A-I

109 Topical Folders: J-O

110 Topical Folders: P-Z

111 P.N.W. Political Figures 1930s-1940s

112 National Political Figures 1930s-1940s

113 Franklin D. Roosevelt 1930s

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114 115 Assorted Documents and Pamphlets 1930s

116 Miscellaneous Bills and Hearings 1930s

117 National Financial and Economic Background Material 1920s-1930s

118 National Financial and Economic Background Material 1930-1934

119 National Financial and Economic Background Material 1934-1938

120 Congressional Records 1908; 1931-1933

121 Congressional Records 1934


123 Congressional Records 1936-1937


125 Congressional Records 1937-1939;1940-1960s




126 Scrapbooks September1936-August1937

127 Scrapbooks February 1937-May 1938

128 Scrapbooks May-August1938

129 Scrapbooks August -September 1938

130 Scrapbooks October 1938-March 1939

131 Scrapbooks November1938; March -December 1939

132 Scrapbooks December 1939-February 1942;January 1944-May 1944

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