An inventory of JENNE CANNON. 1859-1933 · 2020-01-03 · Bliss, Paul S. (10-30-31 - 11-17-31) 1 1 23 1 1 Bolicl~, Harold H. (11-19-31) Bcnfils, F. G. l~-22-32 Dorah, Hilliam E. (4-2-31

An inventory of

the pape.rs of

FBANK JENNE CANNON. 1859-1933

a holding of

the Library of the State Historical Society of Colorado

processed by Susan A. Nieminen

Denver December 1969

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section Page !2! FOREWARD 1

aiOGRAPHY 2

CHRONOLOGY 3

I. INCOMING CORRESPONDENCE l~ 1

II. OUTGOING CORRESPONDENCE 10 2

III. MISCELLANEOUS CORRESPONDENCE 14 3-5

IV. MANUSCRIPTS 56 6-7

v. MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS OF FRANK J. CANNON 66 8

VI. NEWSPAPER CL IPPD~GS 71 8

VII. GOVERNMENT PUBL !CATIONS 73 9

VIII. NON- GOVERNMENT PUBL !CATIONS 77 10

FClmWARD

SAN 1. 11-17-69

Significance - Bimetallism, as an economic and political issue, gained perhaps its greatest fame during the Presidential campaign of 1896, under the banner of William Jennincs Bryan. Although nryan was defeated on his free silver platform, bimetallism refused to die, reappearin3 as a solution to financial crises for years following that historic campaign. Such a crisis was the depression of 1929 and aany men of national prominence began to consider bimetallism as an aid to financial recovery.

The papero of Frank J. Cannon deal with this period of crisis and reflect the vigor of the free silver advocates in their fight for the remonetization of silver. Cannon, as President of the Bimetallic Association and Chairman of the International Silver Cotmnission, corresponded t-Tith senators and governors throughout the West in his efforts to win converts to the cause. His papers s~an the years from 1929-33, and although they relate most directly to the Bimetallic Association, they help to tell the story of the many interpretations of, objections to, and personalities linked uith bimetallism during the depression.

Provenance - The Frank J. Cannon collection was a gift of Miss Caroline Evans, as noted in The Colorado Magazine, XXI (January, 1944), 38. This collection consists of approximately 2,050 pieces, mainly correspondence, incoming and outgoing, manuscripts by Cannon and others, printed resolutions, news releases and statements to the press, notes, and publications pertaining to Cannon's support of bimetallism and his t·7ork with the Bimetallic Association in the 1920's and 1930's.

SAN 2. 11-17-69

BIOGRAPHY

b. 1-25-59 Salt Lal(e City Utah

d. 7-25-33 Denver, Colorado

m. 4-8-70 Martha Anderson :Crotrn (d.l908)

m. 6-29-09 May Anderson Bra-m

Frank Jenne Cannon was born in Salt Lalce City, Utah, January 25, 1859, the son of Utah Congressman George Quayle Cannon and Sarah (Jenne) Cannon. He graduated from the University of Utah, then the University of Deseret, in 1070, and in April of that same year married Martha Anderson Brmm.

Cannon's business interests during his years in Utah l·7ere varied. He was the founder of a newspaper at Ogden, and editor of two others, one of Hhich was the Christian Statemnan. Cannon uas interested in mining properties and Has a practicing attorney. He l-7as also instrumental in the construction of the Ogden-Cannon power project.

Cannon l·7as a delegate to the llational Conventions of 1892 and 1096, and in 1092 nas a candidate for delegate to the 53d Congress. From 1895-97 he was a delegate to the 54th Congress, and in 1896, loTith the admittance of Utah to statehood, he was elected U.S. Senator from that state. He served in this capacity until 1899. A year later, Cannon joined the Democratic party, and in 1902 served as State Chairman of the Democratic party in Utah.

Among Cannon's special interests ,.,as bimetallism, a cause to which he devoted himself almost totally in the latter years of his life. He served as Chairman of the International Silver Commission and as President of the Bimetallic Association, an organization located in Denver, Colorado. Cannon mover to Denver and devoted both time and money to the fisht for the remonetization of silver, making speeches, writing articles and calling on friends in the Senate for their support. Frarut J. Cannon died in Denver on July 25, 1933, at the age of 74 •

. .:...;,:.,. '·' · '"Ciirlli"Oh' t.fas · the· ·author·· of-·ttro·-tMol~, · Under" t-he-·Propket · · in~ Utah (with- Har:vey· 0 ' .. 1U.gg:i:u&:; .. 1911). and. B.t:ig!uyn,. ··:. Young and His Mormon Empire (with George L. Knapp; 1913).

SAN 3. 11-17-69

CHRONOLOGY

1859 llorn, Salt Lake City, Utah

1878 A. B., University of Deseret

Married

Entered printin~ business

1392 Delegate representative to National Convention

Candidate for dcleg~te to 53d Congress

1895-97 Delegate to 54th Congress

1096-99 U.S. Senator from Utah

1902 Chairman, Democratic party in Utah

1911 Under the Prophet in Utah

1913 Br:lghru::t Young nnd ItL::; Mormon Flnpire

1933 Died, Denver, Colorado

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SECTIOO I BOX I

IUCOMIUG CORRESPONDENCE

This section consists of the incoming correspondence to Fraru~ J. Cannon from 1929 to 1933. The correspondence is arranged alphabetically by the sender's last name. Correspondence from individual senders is arranged in chronological order. Inclusive dates and number of pieces of correspondence are noted, with undated materials located at the end of the respective name group. Unidentified incoming correspondence is located at the end of this section.

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Achilles, George H. 1 (2-17-32)

Adams, Alva B. 2 (7-22-31 - 9-1-31)

Adams, Wm. H. 1 (2-4-32)

Adamson, George A. 1 (1-24-32)

Aichele, Julius 1 (4-3-32)

Barmister, L. Hard 2 (3-29-29 - 12-13-31)

Barnett, John T. 1 (11-4-32)

Begole, George D. 2 (11-16-31 - 12-3-31)

Best, Carl E. (9-2-31)

Bennett, James R., Jr. (12-2-31)

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Binderup, Charles G. (2-22-32 - 1-10-33)

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Bishop, Warren (12-2-29)

Bittner, G. E. (3-10-33)

Bliss, Paul S. (10-30-31 - 11-17-31)

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Bolicl~, Harold H. (11-19-31)

Bcnfils, F. G. l~-22-32

Dorah, Hilliam E. (4-2-31 - 1-11-32

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Bourne, Jonathan, Jr. (11-20-32 - 6-26-33)

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B~.zman, c. A. (11-13-31)

Dranch, Hm. (: 2-17-32)

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BOX I Cont.

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Brinegar, T. P. (3-2-32)

Bromfield, Louesa n. (11-17-31)

Brough, Charles II. (10-27-31)

Brown, David A. (4-30-31)

BrO\·m, H. Mcl-turdo (r:.cv) (10-30-31)

Brownell, F.:-ancifl H. (4-1-30)

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Dryan, lHlliam Jcnnin3s, Jt: 31 (2-22-32 - 5-10-33)

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Dryant, Gordon H. (5-17-33)

Byron, Franlc. L. (2-16-32)

Cadwell, H. B. (1-8-32 - 1-22-32)

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Cmnpbell, D.

Campbell, H. M. (1-13-32)

Carpenter, J. Ross (4-5-32 - 9-3-32)

Chamberlain, Emlin (9-12-31)

Christie, l-1. G. (1-31-33)

Clarke, Hm. H. Jr. (2-12-33)

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Coleman, David A. (12-7-31)

Gonnella, J. W. (7-13-33)

Cook, Frank B. (6-18-32 - 8-27-32)

Cooper, Arthur C. (2-12-32)

Costigan, E. P. (1-5-31 ·- S-30-33,

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Couzens, James (4-21-31 - 4-24-31)

Cunningham, L • W. (3-10-33)

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Dniley, I,illian E. (Mrs.)

Dauoon, E. C. (5-23-31 - 2-26-32)

Dnm:;on, F. F. (5-27-32)

Day, llarry !. . (5-10-33)

Dc!dns, Scott R. (11-'~-31)

DelValle, E1aezar (12-10-30 - 7-31-31)

Dicl:inson, l-1. B. (5-10-33)

Disney, H. E. (12-15-32)

Drummond, W. I {10-30-31 - 2-12-32)

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BOX I Cont.

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Duncan, N. B. 1 Flannigan, Geo. A. 1 Grier, Em-1ard R. 2

(10-30-31) (9-26-31) (2-23-33 - 3-7-33)

FF10 Foster, Horace s. 3 Ii'F13 (9-29-31)

Eaton, Robert A. 1 France, Joseph I. /. llncl-;e t t , A • 1

(11-9-31) (3-22-33 - 6-27-33) 0.1-?.9-31)

Edwards, J. 1 Fulton, Mahlon 1 llccb:mn, Turner K. 1

(2-12-33) (11-3-31) (l~-9-32)

Ellington, 1-1. H. 1 Ganley, M. F. 1 lladdoc!~, I .. on J. 1

(10-23-31) (9-14-31) (2-1-31)

Ellis, Elmer 1 Gardner, Otis E. 1 Haines, A. F. 1

(6-5-31) (1-Hl-32) (7-21-31)

Ermnerson,. J. H. 1 Gee, Delevan H. 1 Hell, lt. ,. 1 ~.

(9-17-31) (2-14-33) (11-3-31)

[Evans, Caroline] 1 George, l-1. M. 1 llnr:mond, John Hays 1

(3-12-30) (7-11-31) (5-13-33)

Farrar, Frank 1 Gibson, Don.G. 1 Hansbrough, H. c. 1 (12-9-31)

Faxon, R. H. l. Gibson, M. D. 1 llnrrison, Harry P. 1

(2-13-31 - 1?.-31-32 (10-29-31)

Ferriter, Hm. 1 Graybill, Leo C. 1 Hinton, Carl 1

(2-9-32) (10-5-31) (2-17-37.)

Fisher, J. D~. ·· · 3 Gress,. Morgan V-:: •• 4- llicl:.s , . Henry. A •.. - ., .. ... .,. ~. 1

(1-18-32 - 1-20-32) (7-10-31 - 0-19-31) (1-15-32)

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BOX I Cont.

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Hisey, Alpha M. (12-16-31)

Hollingm~orth, S. P. (9-0-31)

Hobson, Asher, (4-24-31)

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Jackson, E. E. (9-3-31 - 9-11-31)

Jenks, C. E. (11-11-31)

Johnson, Edwin C. (2-15-33)

King, Wm. H. (11-22-31 - 3-9-33

Knapp, George L. (6-30-29 - 10-6-29)

Knappen, Theodore M. (6-9-31 - 11-25-31)

I<arsmeyer, F. A. (9-16-31)

Krause, C. B. (6-29-32)

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Lane, Robert C. (6-30-31 - 11-20-31)

Leatham, I.yndon (2-25-33)

Lenhart, C. H. (9-23-31)

LCl<~is, J. Hamil ton (5-14-32)

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Leyson, Cora B. (l·1rs.) 2 (7-7-32 - 2-15-33)

Linebarger, Paul 1 (S-4-30)

Loesch, Frank J. 2 (3-29-30 - 4-7-30)

Luoore, Bessie G. (11iss) 1 (1-29-34)

Lyon, Lawrence 1 (11-19-31)

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Mack, E. M. (7-8-33)

Martin, John A. (-27-32)

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HcDona1d, Jesse F. (0-17-31)

McEvoy, Helena M. (1-5-32)

l1c1Tichols, l~m. J. (2-?.3-32)

liecton, George D. (12-2-31)

Hiller, Nancy B. I. (10-10-31)

Hiller, H. t.J, (12-2-31)

Horgan, Frank (11-9-31)

Uorse, IL D. (12-9-31)

Hungenast, A. G. (12-11-32)

11ullen, Robert (2-23-32 ~4-5-32)

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Nelson, W. F. C. (3-16-32)

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Newton, Walter H. (7-15-31)

Norgren, Carl A. (2-24-33)

O'Brien, James J. (2-14-33)

O'Farrell, P. A. (6-1-31 - 6-21-31)

OWen, Marguerite (1-20-32 - 2-8-32)

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Parker, Wm. E. (4-13-31)

Peek, Albert H. (12- 30-32)

Pond, Charles E. (2-22-33)

Price, E. B. (9-7-32)

Pyeatt, J. S. (3-18-31)

Rainey, Henry T. (5-19-32)

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Reintges, J. C. (12-17-31)

Renshaw, W. E. (8-12-32 - 8-17-32)

Richey, Lawrence (11-28-30 - 8-28-31

Rives, Henry (12-11-?)

Roberts, Belle McCord (2-19-32)

Rogers, James Grafton (5-22-31)

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Schi1dman, Robert (12-21-31)

Schuyler, {12-4-32)

Shepard, Frank E. (10-3-31)

Sherrick, Genevieve (11-13-31)

Silver, Gray (4-29-32 - 1-17-33)

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Silver, Gray (Mrs.) (5-19-30)

Smith, Claude B. (l•-5-33)

Shotwell, James T. (4-23-31 - 11-24-31)

Showalter, R. D. (l•-25-32)

Speer, Wm. W. (3-1-33)

Stackland, Karl (9-l•-31)

Starr, Western (2-22-33)

Stewart, James E. (7-11-32)

Stone, James C. (3-9-31 - 5-31-32)

Sutton, Frank W. (2-8-32)

Taylor, Ruse (8-22-32)

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l>OX I Cont.

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Taylor, Huse (8-22-32)

Teller, James H. (2-14-32)

Thomas, c. s. (10-28-31 - 2-25-32)

Thomas, Elbert D. (1-11-33 - 5-24-33)

Thomas , Elmer (5-2-32)

Trench, C. S. (7-24-31 - 10-21-31)

Tuller, C. H. (1-26-32 - 2-19-32)

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Voal,. A. L. (10-o-31)

Wells, James F. (11-1-33)

Wheeler, l>urton K. (3-21-33 - 5-3-33)

Hheelcr, H. Andreu (? · 1-:n ~

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Williams, B. (2-28-33 - 4-27-33)

\Hllis, Charles F. (11-13-30)

Wilson, E. W. (9-8-30)

Wingren, Ivor 0. (7-28-31)

Hood, J. W. (1-21-31)

t.Jood1ock, Thomas F. (10-8-31)

Hoodruff, Thomas L. (5-8-31)

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Unidentified Incoming (3-15-29 - 12-6-32)

Envelopes

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SECTION II BOX 2.

OUT~ING CORRESPOUDE:NCE

This section consists of the outgoing c~rrespondence from Fran~ J. Cannon and is ccm?osed primarily of typed carbon copies. The correz:?ondence is arranged alphabetically by the r~cipient' s last name. C·:>rres?ondence to individual recipients is arranged in chronological order. Inclusive dates and the number of piece~ 0f correspondence arc noted, and the undated meterials are lccated at the end of the respectiv~ name groups.

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Adams, Wm. H. (2-10-32)

Begole, George D. (11-17-31 -11-28-31)

Binderu~, Charles G (2-19-32 - 8-~C-32)

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Borah,. William E. $'-20-29 - 10-~1-3~)

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Bourne, Jonathan (1-5-33 - 6-~4-33)

Brisbane, Arthur (9-4-29 - 6-22-~~)

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B~ough, Charles Hillman 1 (10-31-3I)

Brmm, Wiley G. 1 (3-31-3?.)

Bryan, Wm. Jennings, J~. 30 (~-23-32 - 2-25-33)

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Campbell, Wm. Calder (l~-11-32)

Carpenter, J. Ross (4-9-3?.)

Coleman, John F. (11-26-30)

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Ccllins, Russell F. (?-19-32)

c~ntigan, Edward P. (9-15-31 - 5-1-33)

Denver ?ost (4-29-3?.)

Doddridge, Carroll R. (4-3-33)

Drummond, W. I. (10-lD-31 - 2-9-32)

France, Joseph I~ (3-10-33 - 6-22-33)

li'~ank, 3lenn (!-26-31)

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BOX 2. Cont.

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Fish, Hamil ton (4-22-31)

Fisher, J. D. (1-14-32)

Foster, Horace S. (1-20-32)

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Garrett, Garet (3-30-29 - 12-3-29)

George, M. M. (7-15-31)

Gray, Carl (3-30-31)

Gress, Morgan V. (7-25-31 - 0-11-31)

Grier, Edward R. (3-2-33)

Haddock, I .. on J. (1-26-31 - 5-13-31)

Hansbrough, tl. C. (3-4-33)

Harbison, William A. (9-3-29 - 12-3-29)

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Hodges, W. V. (3-18-31)

(Hoover, Herbert]] (7-13-ll)

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James, Geoffrey M. (5-4-31)

Jamieson, Joseph (l•-5-33)

Johnson, Hiram (4-20-32)

Johnson, Lee (5-19-32)

Kearns,Thomas F. (9-3-291

King, l-1i 11 iam H. (11-14-31 - 3-6-33)

Kinso1ving, (Rev.) (9-21-31)

l<napp, George L. (6-20-29 - 10-14-29)

l~appen, Theodore M. (7-22-31)

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Kountze, Harold (9-4-29)

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Lane, Robert C. (0-1-31 - 8-26-31)

J~a~-1son, Robert L. (2-11-33)

; .... euio, J. Hamil ton (5-10-32 - 4-1-33)

Loesch, Frank J. (9-3-29 - 12-3-29)

Long, Huey

Loudermilk Book Store (9-29-31)

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Haze, F. E. (12-14-32)

HcDona1d, Charles A. (l:.-1-33)

HcDona1d, Jesse F. (8-IS -31 - 3-27-31)

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MCEvoy, Helena M. (Mrs.) (3-4-32)

McNichols, H. J. (2-29-32)

Miller, H. H. (12-22-30)

Mills, Ogden L. (7-18-31)

Mitchell, m1arlcs E. (9-4-29)

Mullen, Arthur F. (6-6-32)

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National Business Digest (2-21-33 - 5-15-33)

Newton,. Halter H. (1-21-31)

Norbeck, Peter (5-10-32)

Norgren, Carl A. (3-8-33)

O'Farrell, P. A. (5-16-31 - 5-26-31)

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Oulahan, Richard V. (7-14-31 - 9-25-31)

~1en, Marguerite (2-26-32)

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Peek, Albert H. (1-31-33)

Pyeatt, J. s. (3-18-31)

Raddagz, E. J. (9-3-29)

Rniney, Henry T. (5-16-32)

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Reed, James 1 (9-4-29)

Richey, Lawrence G (12-24-29 - 5-4-31)

Rockefeller, John D. ,Jr. 1 (9-4-29)

Rogers, James Grafton (3-21-31 - 5-26-31)

Rogers, Hill (9-4-29)

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Roosevelt, Franklin D. (1-5-33 - 5-9-33)

Rm:sell, A. L. (3-2-33)

Ruoscll,. J. E. (3-7.-33)

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Schuyler, Karl C. (1/.-3-29 - 12-12-32)

Shannon, H. E. (11-ll~-31)

Shepard, Findley J. (6-10-31)

Shepard, Frank E. (10-5-31)

Shipstead, Henrik (~-3-32)

Shott·re11, James T. (4-7.7-31 - 1-13-32}

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Silver, Gray (5-17-30 - 1-5-33)

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Starr, Western (.3-4-33)

Steele, George P. (11-28-31 - 11-14-31)

Stevens, H. S. (11-12-31)

Stone, James C. (3-7-31 - 5-20-32)

Taylor, R. B. (5-24-33)

Teller, James H. (6-30-32)

Thomas, Charles S. (10-30-31 - 11-20-31)

Thomas, Elbert D. (1-5-33 - 3-6-33)

Thomas, Elmer (4-29-32)

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Townsend, John G., Jr. 1 3- -29

Tracy, M. E. 3 (8-11-31 - 9-7-31)

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Hall Street Journal 1 (9-7-31)

Hutson, James 1 (9-4-29)

Hheeler, Burton I<. 1 (3-6-33)

Hoodlock, Thomas Ii'. 1 (9-7-31)

Young, Owen D. 2 (9-4-29 - 5-4-31)

14. SECTION III BOX 3 MISCELLANEOUS CORRES?ONDENCE

This section ccnsists of correspo~dence found in the Cannon papers which is neithzr to nor from bin. The cul~ of the material is correspondence to and froo Caroline Evans, Secretary of the Bioetall:!.c Association, and cc,ncerns Bimetallic Associati0n business. The corLespondencc is arranged alphabetically by sender. with inclusive dates and nu~ber of pieces of correspondence noted for each entry. ~ithin individual sender ~oupings. the correspondence is further arranged alphabetically by recipient. Unidentified oisccllancous ~orrespondcnce is found at the end of this section.

FROM TO DATE

FFI Adams , Hra H. Gccreft, Clyde 0. (1'.-8-32)

II Lewis, George 2-13-3?.

Ahrendt, L. H. Bry<:m, Hm. Jennings, Jr. 3-15-32

Anderson, E. H. M~ncy Publishing Cc. 7-27-33

Baker, Henry W. Rocky Mountain Nev1s 1-13-33

Barnett, John T. Bryan, W~. Jennings, Jr.

Bastian, T. E. Biraetallic Association 11-28-32

Beadles, 't-lm. T. It II 3-5-3 ~

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Bimetallic Association Borah, William E. 5-23-Jl~ 1

Binderup, Charles ;. Denver Post 1-30-31 1

Bontoux, A. 5-5-33 1

Borah, Wm E. ~"ane, Robert C. 7-20-31 1

Bourne, Johnathc::n, Jr. Hoodin, Hillism H. '~-7-33

II II Tho~as, Charles S. 5-5-33

Boyce, Clarence A. Bioetallic Association ?.-20-33 1

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FROM TO DATE NO.

Bradley, W. Franl-:: Keller, Leroy 3-23-32 1

Broadhead~ J. E. [Bimetallic Association] 3-22-32 1

Brown, V. V. Thot;las, A. 0. 7-13-31

Brownell, F. H. Thomas, c. s. 9-19-31 1

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Bryan, l-7illiam Jennings, Jr. Cell ins, W. Penn 2-27-32 l

" " " Ahrendt, L. H. 3-22-32 1

" II II Collins~ Russell 3-28-32 l

II II II ~arrison, Charles C. 7-l-32 1

Cannon, Lewis Tellc Snoot, Reed 3-12-30 l

Cartmell, R. B. (M·- ... \ l..Y•,I Silver Conference 2-17-32 J.

Cook, F. B. Cochran, Henry J. 3-22-30 1

Cook~ F. B. Del Valle, Eleazar 1

Cook, F. B. I<rut:!lb, Henry 3-22-30 1

Cooper, Enzy Bimetallic Association 4-28--32 1

Cowley, E. A. " II 3-21-32 1

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Degnan, Robert E. Dimetallic Association 5-2-32 1

Del Valle, Eleazar International Silver ComrJ.ission 12-10-30 J.

BOX 3 - FFII Cent.

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Dobbs, John F.

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Achilles, George ll.

Adams, Alva B.

Adamson, George A.

Affolter, Ech·1ard

Anderson, E. H.

Anderson, James H.

Annear, Thomas

Appel, Charles P.

Archer, Franklin 0.

Ardourel, A. P.

Backman, E. E.

Baker, John Earl: ·

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DATE HO.

11-29-33 1

12-2L~-31 J.

'}·12-32 1

11-25-31 J.

11-12-32 1

?.-20-31 1

9-9-31 - 7-6-39 5

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FROM TO DATE lTO.

Evans, Caroline Bamberger, Ernest .5-25-32 1

,, If Bancroft, F. 11-20-31 - 2-17-33 2

II " Barbour, Charlotte 12-13-33 1

II II nastian Bros. 10-19-32 1

II II nastian T. E. 12-5-32 1

II " natelle Memorial Institute 9-25-37 1

II " nat ten, J. A. ~-23-33 1

II II llaHden, Norman F. 2-G-32 5-6-32 ::

" It Deadles, t-Im. T. 3-9-32 1

II II Beebe, N. o. ~ .. /..3-33 - 4-20-33 2

" II nell, Elliott v. 11-ll~-35 1

II II Dennett, James R. Jr. 1?.-:J-31 1

II II r.crg, s. E. 11-ll~-31 1

II II Des t, Carl E. 9-9-31 1

" II lligelov1, A. P. G-12-31 - 8-25-31 2

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FF6

Evans, Caroline Bisbee, tv. T. - - 3-31-33 1

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BOX 3 - FF 6 Cont.

FROM TO DATE NO.

Evans, Caroline Blackman, D. M. 11-22-35 1

IJ " Bliss, Paul S. 11-7-31 - 11-17-31 2

II II D1unt, Joseph D. 5-20-32 1

II " Bolick, Harold H. 12-3-31 1

II II Bond, Eugene 1-30-32 - 2-19-32 3

II II Bondurant, E. E. 2-28-33 1

II II Borah, Wm. E. 1-13-3) - 5-24-32 8

FF7

Evans, Caroline Bourne, Jonathan, Jr. 2-11-33 - 1-28-35 10

II " Bm·7den, Norman 1-30-32 1

II II Bowman, c. A. 1-25-32 1

II II Boyce, Clarence A. 2-23-33 - 3-31-33 2

FF8

Evans, Caroline Bradley, W. Frank 2-2!-32 - 2-26-33 9

II II Branch, Wm. v. 2-27-32 - 3-5-32 2

II II Brinegar, T. P. 3-11-32 1

II II Broadhead, J. E. 3-25-32 - 4-16-32 2

II II .. Broadhurst, Ralph- · ~~-19.-32 1

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BOX 3 - FF 8 Cont.

FROM TO DATE NO.

Evans, Caroline Bromfield, Andrew J. Jr. 4-7-32 1

II II Brooks, B. H. 2-28-33 1

II II Brough, Charles H. 10-24-31. 1

" II Brown, David A. G-14-31 - 8-20-31 2

FF9

Evans, Caroline Bryan, lHlliam Jennings, Jr. 1-22-32 - 8-23-33 22

FFlO

Evans, Caroline Burke, Thomas 3-31-32 1

II II Burns, D. c. 2-20-33 1

II " Butler, George H. 3-3-33 1

II II Byron, Frank J. 2-20-32 - 3-5-32 2

II " Cadle, C. Ernest 0-5-33 1

II II Cadt-1ell, H. B. 1-11-32 - 1-23-32 4

II II Campbell, W. M. 1-20-32 1

II fl Capper, (Sen.) 8-25-31 1

II II Carey, Robert D. 4-25-32 1

II II Cartmell, R. c. (Mrs.) 3-1-32 1

II II Cashmen, C. 7-30-31 1

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BOX 3 - FF 10 Cont.

FROM TO DATE NO.

Evans, Caroline Cassidy, c. F. 2-28-33 1

FFll

Evans, Caroline Chamberlain, Edt-Tin 10-19-31 - 5-20-32 2

II " Chamber of Commerce Journal 6-0-33 1

II II Chipman, George B. 12-19-32 1

II II Clapper, Raymond 2-14-36 1

II II Clarke, l'lill iam H., Jr. 1

II II C1ougher, John F. 5-6-32 - 5-13-32 2

It II Coleman, John F. 10-25-30 - 12-13-30 3

II II Collins, Charles E. 12-30-32 1

II II Congress Hotel 1-23-32 1

II It Coogan, Gertrude (Miss) 2-14-36 1

u " Cook, Frank 6-20-32 - 7-6-39 11

FF12

Evans, Caroline Cooper, Arthur B. 2-20-32 - 2-23-32 2

II II Cooper, Emzy 5-5-32 1

II " Costigan, Edward P. 1

" " Courtney, c. J. 6-17-32 1

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BOX 3 - FF 12 Cont.

FROM TO DATE HO.

Evans, Caroline Cm.rley, E. A. 3-25-32 1

II II Cox, A. B. 11-14-35 - 11-19-35 2

II II Cunningham, L. W. 9-17-31 - 11-23-31 3

II II Daly, Clarence G. 2-3-33 1

II If Dame, Evalyn 3-23-32 - 4-22-32 3

II II Davis, Isadore s. 5-19-34 1

II II Dal-lson, E. c. 5-27-31 - 2-3-32 2

II II Dawson, F. F. 6-4-32 1

FF13

Evans, Caroline Degnan, Robert E. 5-7-32 1

II II DeKins, Scott R. 11-7-31 1

II II Denver Clearing House Association 1-15-32 1

II II Devine, (Mrs.) 11-26-32 1

II II Dct.rey, John 7-25-31 1

II II Dick, R. L. 5-20-32 1

II II Dies, Martin 3-4-34 - 3-30-35 2

" II Dill, c. c-. 1-11-32 1

II II Disney, Wesley E. 12-29-32 1

22.

BOX 3 - FF 13 Cont.

FROM TO DATE NO.

Evans, Caroline Doddridge, c. R. 1-29-34 1

" " Dannen, Charles H. 3-25-32 1

" II Doroback, Joseph 5-6-32 1

" II Drurranond, l-l. I. 12-2-31 - 2-13-32 2

II If Duncan, N. B. 11-5-31 1

" II Dutcher, E. H. 11-3-33 1

II II Dutton, Frank R. 1-7-31 1

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Evans, Caroline Eaton, Robert A. 11-21-31 1

II II Eckbert, W. H. 2-23-33 1

II II Eddis, Pete 2-20-32 1

II II Edwards, George P. 5-0-31 1

II II Ech-1ards, Stanley. 2-0-33 1

II II Ellington, M. M. 10-26-31 1

II II Ellis, Elmer 6-9-31 1

II II Erranerson, J. w. 9-19-31 - 11-23-31 2

" II Erickson, v. L. 2-8-33 1

" II Farrar, Frank 1-22-32 1

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BOX 3 - FF 14 Cont.

FROM TO DATE NO.

Evans, Caroline Faxon, R. H. 3-16-31 - 1-7-32 2

II II Felder, Virginia (Miss) 12-30-33 1

II II Ferriter, William 2-12-32 1

II II Financial and Economic Research Bureau 1-7-32 1

II " Financl.al times 1-28-31 1

II II Fisher, J. D. 6-4-31 - 1-30-32 3

II II Fitch 6-17-29 1

II II Flax, Sam 2-C-33 1

II II Flynn, William M. 1-5-38 - 1-8-38 3

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Evans, Caroline Fossett, F. A. L}-10-34 1

II II Foster, Horace s. 10-17-31 1

II II Foster, Deuitt T. 1-20-32 1

" II Fraser, R. w. 10-3-31 1

II " Fraser, s. R. 6-16-32 1

II It Frazee, F. F. 2-20-32 1

It II Gardner, Otis 1-30-32 1

It II Garrett, Garet 3-13-31 1

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BOX 3 - FF 15 Cont.

FROM TO DATE NO.

Evans, Caroline Gaston, Herbert E. l~-5-34 1

II II Gee, Delevan \-1, 2-16-33 1

" " Gibson, M. D. 11-12-31 1

II II Glover, \o1illiam H. 10-31-33 1

II .. Good, Amy (l1is s) 2-2-32 1

II II Grant, James B., Sr. 11-30-31 1

II II Gray, L. T. 4-21-32 - 6-15-32 2

" II Graybill, Leo c. 10-13-31 1

FF16

Evans, Caroline Gress, Morgan V. 7-27-31 - 6-11-32 n 0

II " Grimes, W. H. 2-24-31 1

" II Grohman, E. J. c. 3-l~-33 1

" II Guard, lv. J. 3-25-32 1

II " Hackman, Turner I<. l~-12-32 1

II fl Hafen, (Dr.) 11- -43 1

II II Haines, A. F. 3-G-31 1

" II Juliuz Haldcoan Publishing Co. 1-6-32 1

" " Hanna, Mark (Miss) 11-2-31 - 10-29-31 3

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FROM TO DATE uo.

FF17

Evans, Caroline Hapgood, T. 3-6-33 1

" " Harrison, H. P. 4-20-29 - 10-3-31 3

II " Harrison, George n. G-12-31 - 4-12-32 2

II II Harrison 5-0-29 1

II II Harriss, Robert 2-29-36 1

" II Hartranft, Marshall v. 2-20-33 1

II " Ha1\·70od, H. H. 10-5-32 1

II II Hayes, Albert 2-13-32 1

II " Hayes, 11-1-31 1

II II Heiss, Charles 11-21-31 1

II II Henning, Arthur s. 4-3-31 1

II " Hill, W. s. 1-19-33 - 2-25-33 3

II II Hinton, 2-22-34 - 1-24-35 2

II II Hisey, (Mrs.) 1-21-32 1

II II Hoag, Frank S. 1-23-32 - 6-11-32 2

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Evans, Carol·:i:ne . Hohson,. 0 •. R ... 4-3-31 1

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Howe. Louis

Howell, Robert B.

Hoyt, E. R •

Hurd, Carlos F.

International News Service

Irvine, A. B.

A. Iselin and Co.

Jackson, E. E.

Jenks, C. E.

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Johnson, Ethel (Miss)

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2-16-31 - 2-24-31

12-29-31 - 1·13-32

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It " Kendrick, John B. 4-25-32 1

" " King, Wm. H. 11-3-31 1

II " Kirchof, Frank 1-3-32 1

II " Knapp, 0-0-29 1

" .. Knappen, Theodore M • 9-9-31 1

" " Kocher, Supre-Service 3-5-32 1

" .. Kohler, Fred 4-12-33 - 12-11-33 2

It .. Kurth, John 2-3-32 1

FF20

Evans, Caroline LaFollette, Robert M., Jr. 2-6-32 1

" " La Guardia, F. H. 5-4-32 1

u " Lane, Robert C. [ ? ] 1

n II Lambourne, George W. 6-17-29 1

.. " Laufer, Charles 7-17-39 1

" " Lawrie, H. N. 4-28-31 - 8-13-31 4

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BOX 3 - FF 20 Cont.

FRCJol TO 1\\TE NO.

Evans, Caroline Lazarus, Harry 4-15-32 - 1-30-33 2

" " Leatham, Lyndon 2-20-33 1

1t .. Leighton, M. 0. 12-19-32 1

If If Lenhart, C. H. 10-19-31 1

" " Lewis, James H. 5-27-32 1

" II Leyson, Cora Belle 2-28-33 1

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Evans, Caroline Li, K. C. [ ? ] 1

" It Liebhart, Louis 9-1-31 - 10-29-31 2

II If Linn, Louis 2-20-33 1

" " Litzenberger, Carl 3-5-32 1

" " Locke, James T. 5-20-32 1

" II Loeschj I_;'rank J. 6-20-29 - 7-24-29 3

" " Loisseau, John 7-13-31 1

" II Long, Huey P. [5-3-32) 1

II ,. Lubore, B. G. 2-2-34 - 3-2-34 2

" .. Lyell, G. G., Jr. 3-9-32 1

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BOX 3

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FF22

Evans, Caroline Macilwaine, James E. 3-21-32 - 4-12-32 2

II II Mack, E. M. 7-13-33 1

II " Mapire, 1 Wm E. 5-6-32 1

II " Mahoney, Charles 10-3-31 1

II II Malone, George l-1. 9-26-34 - 12-4-34 4

II II Hartin, C. M. 6-17-32 1

II II Martin, Gail 0-4-30 1

It It Martin, John A. 2-23-33 - 7-6-39 6

II II Matson, J. H. 7-9-32 1

II " May, Morton 4-24-31 1

" " Mayfair Hotel (St. Louis) 12-29-31 1

" " Mayo, Paul 12-27-30 1

It .. Maze, [ ?] ( ? J 2

Box 4 - FFI

Evans, Caroline McCreary, James 11-4-36 - 5-18-33 2

" " McDonald, Jesse F. 9-25-31 1

It II McEvoy, Helena M. 1-13-32 6

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Evans, Caroline McFadden, Louis T. 6-11-32 - 12-16-32 3

" " McFarland, R. M. 4-12-32 1

II " Mcintyre, Elfrida C. (Miss) 11-3-33 1

" II McKenzie, Howard 2-8-32 1

It " Meston, George D. 12-4-31 1

" tl Middaugh, S. T. 6-13-32 1

" " Miller, l-1. W. 4-9-31 - 12-8-31 3

FF2

Evans, Caroline Moley, Raymond 5-3-34 1

II " Morgan, (?] (Col.) 10-23-31 - 12-29-31 3

" " Morgenthau, Henry, Jr. 3-27-34 1

" II Mullen, Arthur F. 6-6-32 1

" " Murdock, Abe 11-21-31 1

It " Myers, H. G. 11-20-31 1

It " Napheys, B. G. 1-9-29 - 3-27-30 2

" It Nelson, W. F. C. 3-17-32 1

" II Newton, James Q. 3-31-31 1

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Evnuo, Caroline New York Times l~-10-31 - 10-26-33 5

II II Nichols, C. F. 12-5-31 1

II It Nichols, Jeannette P. 10-31-33 1

II II Nones, c. A. [ ? ] 1

II II Norbeck, Peter 6-4-32 1

" " Norlin, George 6-15-31 1

II u Nyberg, o. w. 5-6-32 1

II II Nye, Gerald P. 12-12-33 1

FF4

Evans, Caroline Oberfelder, R. s. 0-20-31 1

It II O'Brien, James J. 2-23-33 1

n II O'Bryan, Lionel R. (Mrs.) 12-19-31 1

II II O'Farrell, P. A. 5-8-31 1

II II Oliver, James 2-17-34 1

" II OU1ah·an,.R. v •. 7-13-31 - 8-14-31 5

II II Oursley, Fulton 12-12-33 1

II II Owen, Marguerite 3-16-32 1

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BOX 4 Cont.

FROM TO DATE NO.

FFS

Evans, Caroline Paget, F. A. 11-14-31 1

" " Peebles, J. \-7right 10-31-33 1

" " Peek, Alfred J:i. 1-7-33 - 3-15-33 5

.,. " Philips, William 3-:4-35 1

" If Pittman, Key 7-6-39 1

" " Plowman, E. G. 6-14-32 - 6-30-32 2

II " Preston, John c. 11-12-31 1

II " Puffer, R. A. 8-26-31 1

" " Quereau, Elizabeth 9-2l~-31 1

FF6

Evans, Caroline Radetsky, E. H. 2-23-33 1

" " Rainey, Henry T. 3-13-32 1

" " Raynolds, { ?] 1-22-29 1

" II Read, Charles 6-17-29 2-6-32 2

" " Reed, George 2-23-33 1

" " Reed, Louis B. 2-21-33 1

" " Reed, Verner z. (Mrs.) 12-26-30 1

33.

BOX 4 - FF 6 Cont.

FROM TO Il!\TE NO.

Evans, Caroline Reid, · F. H. 6-4-32 - 6-8·32 2

II " Reid, ( ?] 9-ll~-31 1

II If Reintges, J. c. 12-22-31 1

rr It Renshaw, William E. 0-17-32 1

II II Richey, Lawrence 3-25-31 - 8-31-31 2

II If Roberts, ·Belle M. 2-27-32 1

II II Robertson, H. s. 6-3-32 1

FF7

Evans, Caroline Rogers, .James Grafton 0-25-31 - 6-11-32 2

II II Roosevelt, {Eleanor] ' 3-17-33 1

II II Roosevel~, James 12-29-37 1

II II Rowe, Irene (Miss) 12-15-31 _. 12-16-31 2

II II Rubin, Cora (Miss) 2-27-31 l

" II Rudolph, D~ E. 2-8-33 1

II It Russell, J. E. 10-4-32 1-10-35 9

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Evans, Caroline St. Louis Globe-Democrat 1-22-33 2

II II Salt Lake Tribune 4-4-31 1 --------

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BOX 4 - FF 8 Cont.

FROM TO MTE NO.

Evans, caroline Sampers, I. H. 2-20-32 1

" " Sanders, Grant 1-30-32 1

II tt Sands , Herbert s. 5-22-31 1

II .. Savageau, F. L. 3-23-33 1

" " Schmidt, Harvey 1-8-34 1

" " Schnirring, Hy. 6-10-32 - 6-20-32 2

II .. Schuyler, Karl c. 12-21-32 1

tt II Shepard, Frank E. 10-21-31 1

.. II Sheppard, H. c. 6-17-31 1

II II Sherrick, Genevieve (Miss) 11-14-31 1

II II Shoup, Oliver H. 10-27-31 - 11-2-31 2

II If Shipstead, Henrik 12-22-31 - 6-22-32 2

II II Shotwell, [ ?] (Dr.) 10-28-31 1

II It Showalter, R. D. '•-28-32 1

FF9

Evans, Caroline Silver, Gray 8-13-30 - 6-11-35 25

FFlO

Evans, caroline Silver, Gray (Mrs.) 5-23-30 1

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BOX 4 - FF 10 Cont.

FROM TO DATE NO.

Evans, Caroline Silver League 2-13-32 1

II II Sims, D. P. 11-12-31 1

II II Smith, Fred F. 5-20-32 1

II II Snyder, George H. 1-ll~-31 1

II II Snyder, Guy M. 4-27-31 - 2-4-38 2

II II Somers, Andre'tV' L. 2-10-32 - 3-4-35 3

II II Spalding, E. r. l}-2··32 1

II II Spratlin, M. E. 10-7-31 1

II II Sproul, W. J. 5-5-32 - 5-31-32 3

FFll

Evans, Caroline Stacltland, Karl J. 9-11-31 - 1-25-33 3

" II Stamp, Frederick C. 9-7-31 1

" II Standel, Albert A. 4-10-34 1

II II Stark, W. R. 3-7-32 1

II It Starmont, Leon 2-13-31 1

II " Sterling, Ross 3-3-31 1

II II Ste'tV'art, v. M. 2-12-32 1

II II Stokes, N. J . . 11-7-31 1

BOX 4 - FF 11 Cont.

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Sutton, Frank W.

Taft, Dewey M.

Talbot, Freeman

Taylor, Hugh~·

Tennis, Earl G.

Thomas, Charles S.

Thomas, Elbert D.

Thomas, Elmer

Thomas,[?] (Sen.)

Thorpe, Merle

Todd, Alfred \

Todd, [ ?]

Torbit, H. H.

Tregaskes, Fred

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2-18-33

2-12-32

11-23-31

11-21-31

9-26-31

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BOX 4 - FF 13 Cont.

FROM TO Ili\TE NO.

Evans, Caroline Trench, C. T. 3-26-31 1

II It C. S. Trench & Co., Inc. 10-28-31 1

II II Tuller, C. H. 2-20-32 - 5-25-32 2

rt II 'l\1ining, W. H. 1-30-32 1

II II Tyler, l-1. G. 2-4-33 1

II II Tyner, w. E. 1-30-32 1

" 11 Ullrich, Richard P. 11-14-31 - 2-17-34 2

II " Van Buskirk, D. P. 5-5-32 1

II II Van Housen, John 3-14-33 1

II II Von Buelow 8-29-31 1

FF14

Evans, Caroline Waite, Grace (Miss) 6-21-34 - 9-24-34 2

" II \-lakefield, Paul L 8-8-31 1

II II Waldman, D. M. 2-4-33 1

" II Walker, Walter 0-3-31 - 8-8-31 2

II II Wall Street Journal 1-14-31 1

" II l-lalsh, David I. 5-3-32 1

II II Ha=d, .T. v. 3-nv-32 - 2-17-34 2 '

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BOX 4 - FF 14 Cont.

FROM TO M.TE NO.

Evans, Caroline Harlick, 0. T., Jr. 3-25-32 - 6-15-32 2

" II l-latkins, Tommy 2-25-33 1

It u Watwood. Arthur W. 3-12-32 1

II tt '\>leaver, [ ?] (Hiss) 9-5-31 1

II II Hebber, DeWitt 10-21-31 1

II u l.Jeiskopf [ ?] (Miss) 5-8-29 1

II " l-lells, James F. 11-ll~-33 1

II " l-1heeler, t-1. A. 3-11-32 1

FF15

Evans, Caroline l-lhite, E. L. 5-5-32 1

" " White, E ?] (Judge) 6-6-29 1

" " White. Owen, P. 6-29-35 1

" " W iddop, Thomas 2-23-32 1

" " Williams, Clyde E. 10-1-37 1

" II Williams, John E. 11-6-31 1

" It Williams, R. s. 2-17-33 1

" " [Wilmer], J. D. 11-26-32 1

ft II Wilson, E. W. 9-18-33 1

BOX 4 - FF 15 Cont.

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Evans, Caroline

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Abell, Carlton S.

Achilles, Geo. W.

Adams, Alva B.

Annear, Thomas

Appel, Charles G.

Auerbach, Herbert

Backman, C. E.

TO

Wilson, L. F.

Wingren. Earl F.

Wingren, Ivor 0.

Withrow, Clarence

Wood, J. W.

Woodruff, [ ?]

Worley, V. E.

Yetter, ( ?1

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Evans, Caroline

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FROM TO MTE NO.

Bamberger, Ernest Evans, Caroline 6-2-32 1

Barbour, Charlotte A. " " 12-19-33 1

Beebe, N. L. " " 2-22-33 - 4-18-33 3

Binderup, Charles G. ,. " 12-~-32 - 2-10-34 5

Bond, Eugene A. .. " It 2-11-32 - 2-16-32 2 #

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Bourne, Jonathan, Jr. Evans, Caroline 6-13-33 - 1-10-39 10

Bowser, C. A. " " 7-26-34 1

Boyce, C. A. " II 3-27-33 1

Bradley, W. Frank " II 3-4-32 - 2-20-33 7

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[Broadhurst], Thomas Evans, Cato1ine 2-14-31 1

Brown, David A. " u 8-17-31 1

Bryan, William Jennings, Jr. " .. 11-10-32 - 1-11-33 3

Buckley, F. J. " ,. 3-2-32 1

Bushnell, B. .. " 10-22-30 1

Butler, Geo. W. n n 7-30-33 - 3-16-34 2

- cadwell~ H. :a. " " 1-16-32 1

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Carey, Robert D. Evans, Caroline ~~-29-32 1

Chamberlain, Ech-Tin II II 10-30-31 1

Chamberlain, II II 1-26-31 1

Clougher, John F. If " 5-12-32 1

Coleman, John F. II " 11-10-30 - t12-22-30 2

FF20

Cook, F. B. Evans, Caroline 8-25-32 - 2-19-38 5

Cox, A. B. II II 11-16-35 1

Cunningham, L. W. II II 9-21-31 1

Davie, Isadore Smith II II 5-16-3l~ - 10-1-34 3

Dame, Eva1yn II II 4-19-32 1

Dennis, F. M. II II 10-30-33 'I .L

Dies, Martin II II 3-8-35 1

Dill, c. c. II II 1-15-32 1

Disney, Wesley E. " It 1-2-33 1

Dutcher, E. H. II II 10-23-33 1

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Eddis, I. Evans, Caroline 2-17.-32 1

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BOX 4 - FF 21 Cont.

FROM TO DI\TE NO.

Edwards, George P. Evans, Caroline 4-20-31 1

Ellsworth, A. E. II II 3-1-33 1

Felder, Virginia . II II 12-19-33 1

Fisher, J. D. II II 2-1-32 1

Gallagher, W. K. II II 2-13-32 1

Garrett, Garet II II l:.-11- 1

Gaston, Herbert E. II II 3··30-34 - 1-7-38 4

Glover, William H. II 11 10-23-33 - 11-6-33 2

Graeve, Oscar II " 1-21-38 - 1-26-38 2

Gress, Morgan v. II II 12-29-31 1

BOX 5 FFl

Haines, A. F. Evans, Caroline 7-21-31 1

Hamilton, Maxwell H. II II 3-13-35 1

Hanna, Mark (Miss) II II 10-31-31 - 11-9-31 3

Harrison, Harry P. If II 4-22-29 - 5'-18-29 2

Harriss, Robert M. " II 3-10-36 1

Heiss, Charles II II 11-13-31 1

Hoag, Frank S. II " 6:.27-32 1

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BOX 5 - FF 1 Cr:nt.

FROM TO DATE NO.

Hobson, 0. R. Evans, Caroline 4-17-31 1

Hollingsworth, [ s. p.] II II 10-7-31 1

Hopkins, Edwin II II 2-14-31 - 2-20-31 2

Horner, Charles F. II II 1-4-32 1

Hosmer, Evelyn H. II II 6=-15-31 1

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Hoyt, E. R. Evans, Caroline 10-23-31 - 11-18-31 3

Jackson, E. E. II II 11-24-31 1

Jackson, H. R. II II G-9-32 1

Jenks, c. E. It II 11-14-31 1

Jones, Marshall Gray II II 11-26-33 1

Jones, Percy v1. It If 10-28-33 1

Keating, Edward II II 7-3-29 1

Keller, Lee It If 12-22-33 1

Kendrick, John B. II " l~-28-32 1

King, William H. II II 11-9-31 1

Kirchof, Frank If II 1-8-32 1

Knappen, Theo. H. II II 5··4-31 1

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BOX 5 - FF 2 Cdnt.

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[Koble], Fred, Jr. Evans, Garoltne 4-9-33 - L~-9-33 ~

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Lawrie, H. N. Evans, Caroline 4-17-31 - 7-27~31 3 . .

Lewis, Jas. Hamilton " II . . 5-31-32 1 t

Lazarus , Harry .. !.' " 4-12-32 - 1-13-33 1

Linebarger, Paul It tt ( t•-5-30] 1

-~oesch ,-¥rank J~ tf "' 6-26-29- 7-19-29 2 . [Ma1chiodi], c. s. It n 2-24-31 1

Malone, Geo. w. II It 3-30-34 - 12-1.3-34 6

FP4

Martin, John A. Evans, Caroline 3-1-33 - 7-11-39 5

May, Morton J. · " " 4-29-31 1

McCreary, James " " 1-12-37 - 1-21-37 2

McEvoy, Helena M. " .. 1-17-32 - (3-2-32) 2

' McFadden, Louis T. " .,

6-16-32 1

McFall, R. J. " " 1-18-30 1

McGrath, R. G. " .,

11·2-31 1

Mcintyre, Elfrida c. " fl 10-28-33 1

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BOX 5 - FF 4 Cont.

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McLean, Elvira Evans, Caroline 12-16-31 1

Miller, \-1. Wesley II II 12-17-30 - 5-5-31 3

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Moser, C. K. Evans, Caroline 4-13-31 1

Mullen, Robert II II 3-3-32 1

Mungenast, A. G. It II 11-13-31 1

Napheys, B. F., Jr. II It 1-15-30 - 3-26-30 2

Nichols, Jeannette P. II II 10-23-33 1

Oberfelder, Robert s. It II G-25-31 1

O'Farrell, P. A. It II 4-21-31 - 4-23-31 2

Paget, F. A. II II 11-ll-31 1

Peek, Albert H. " " 1-12-33 - 3-15-33 3

Platt, Denver R. II " 6-16-31 1

Plowman, E. Grosvenor " " 6-20-32 1

Puffer, R. A. II " 8-24-31 1

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Rhoades, D. Evans, Caroline 1-13-36 1

Richey, Lawrence " II 9-3-31 1

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Rogers, James Grafton Evans, Caroline 5-15-31 - 8-28-31 2

Roosevelt, James II II 1-6-38 1

Russell, A. L. II " 2-26-33 1

Russell, J. E. " " 9-30-32 - 5-12-34 9

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Sands, Herbert S. Evans, Caroline 5-18-31 1

Salmon, John P. , Jr. II II 10-26-33 1

Schildman, Rbt. II II 12-28-31 1

Schmidt, Harvey II II 12-31-33 1

Shailer, J. H. II II 1-20-30 1

Shipstead, Henrik " II 12-26-31 - 6-25-32 2

Shoup, Oliver H. II It 10-31-31 1

Shoup, Merrill E. II II 3-3-33 1

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Somer.s ,. Andrew L. II " 3-7-32 1 -

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Souders, w. H. Evans, Caroline 8-20-31 2

Sproul, ,-l. J. II " 5-25-32 1

Stackland, Karl J. " It 3-26-32 - 1-23-33 2

Starmont, Leon II " 2-9-31 1

Stewart, J. M. II II 1-15-32 1

Stokes, N. J. II II 11-28-31 1

Strachau, P. P. II II 4-10-31 1

[Strunberg], John II II 11-16-31 1

Thomas, c. s. " II 4-23-34 1

Thomas, Elbert D. " If 1-16-33 1

Thomas, Elmer II II 3-21-32 2

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Thompson, H. G. Evane, Caroline 10-21-33 - 11-14-33 3

Tietz, E. G. II II 0-17-31 1

Todd, Alfred II II 5-30-32 - 6-16-32 2

TressnO!tc~ • Fred II " 3-lll-32 1

Tyler, H. D. II It 6:-13-33 1

Ullrich,"Richard ~. If II 2-14-34 1

BOX 5 - FF 10 Cont.

FROM

Van Alstyne, J. D.

Waite, Grace

Wakefield, Paul

Walker, Walter

Watson, J. H.

Wheeler, Burton K.

Williams, Clyde E.

Wilson, E. W.

Wiseman, Thora R.

Worley, V. E.

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FF12

Feeley, T. E.

Fossett, F. A.

Foster, Wesley C.

Frazee, F. F.

FreelllB:n, A. DuBois

TO

Evans, Caroline

II II

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EvallS, caroline

H ork and Wages

Money Publishing Co.

Murray, Harley J.

Bryan, l-Im. J. , Jr.

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6-7-34 - 7-11-34

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3-10-33

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FROM

Garrison, Charles C.

Garvan, Francis P.

George, McLeod H.

Gillogly, J. H.

Gillogly, J. H.

Good, [Ann] M.

Graybill, Leo C.

Gress, Morgan V.

Grohman, E. J . C.

Guard, W. J.

FF13

Hackman, Turner K.

Handel, Albert A.

Harbison, William Albert

Harrison, George ll.

Harwood, H. H.

Herrick, John L.

Hoyt., E-. R.

TO

Bryan, Wm. J., Jr.

Lucas, Robert H.

International Silver Commission

Hoods, Hilliam S.

Bimetallic Association



Chamber of Commerce of Denver

Hayes, Albert E.

Herrick, John L.


Hoover, Herbert

lveisenburger, Walt.

Mayor - Denver, Colorado

International Silver Comoission

49.

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BOX 5 - FF 13 Cont.

FROM

Irvine, A. B.

Jackson, E. E.

Jarman, George C.

Johnson, Irving P.

Johnson, Lee F.

Joyce, John F.

Joyce, JohntF.

Ju1ihn, C. E.

Kirchhof, Frank

Knapp, S. A.

Koo, T. Z.

Kurth, John FF 14 Lane, Robert C.

It II

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II " II II

TO

Smoot, Reed

Allen, L. C.


Keller, LeRoy

Gress, M. V.


Begole, George D.

Pittman, Key


Borah, Willium E.

Couzens, James

Denver Chamber of Commerce

Dill, C. C.

Lucas, Robert H.

Pitt!"!lC::, Key

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9-11-31 1

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Laufer, Charles

Lewis, Levi S.

Linebarger, Paul

Little, Luella

Lows on, Frank

Lucas, Robert H.

Lyell, C. Garland, Jr.

FF15

Malone, George W.

[Marden], L. F.

Martin, C. M.

McCreary, James

McFarland, R. M.

Morse, B. B.

Oliver, James

Peebles, J. W.

Preston, John C.

Read,_ Chr.rlnc:; _

TO

Btmetallic Association

Citizens of Colorado

Linebarger, Walter

Rowe,. Irene


Lane, Robert C.


Hayes, Albert E.

Bryan, William Jennings, [Jr. ]

Hnyes, Albert E.



[Kitdridge], c. R.

Lewis, Lawrence

International SilvP-r Commission

Markle,.. M. _A •..

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FR<Ii

Reed, Louis B.

Reynolds, Charles N.

Sampers, I. H.

Sands, H. S.

Schatz, Irvin

Sherrill, Hilton

FF16

Schnirring, Hy

Silver, Gray

II II

II II

Si.Jris, D. P.

Smoot, Reed

Snyder, E. H.

Snyder, George W.

Snyder, W. I.

Sosna, Leon

Spalding, E. P.

TO


President of the United States

l.Jestern States Silver Conference

Weisenburger, W. B.

Hayes, Albert E.


Money [Publishing Co.]

Borah, W. E.

Jones, James E.

Young, Owen D.

Editor, Denver Post

Hoover, Herbert

Pittman, Key

Hayes, E. P.

Brownell, Francis H.

International Silver Commission


M.TE

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10-3-32

2-16-32

10-3-31

2-21-32

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BOX 5 - FF 16 Cont.

FROM TO Il\TE NO.

Speer, William W. Eha, Walter 2-25-33 1

Stark, W. R. ntmctallic Association 3-2-32 1

Steigmeyer, Fredericlt McFadden, Louis T. 1

Stewart, V. M. BUnetallic Association 2-10-32 1

Stokes, N. H. Callahan, (Father) 2-12-35 1

FF17

Thomas, Charles s. Harrison, Pat 9-15-33 1

" II Pittman, Key 4-2-32 - 5-23-33 2

" " Rocky Mountain News 9-7-33 1

" II Roosevelt, Franklin D. 3-1-33 - 5-2-33 2

" II Silver, Gray 9-25-33 1

If II Thomas, Elbert D. 4-15-34 1

" " Wall Street News 6-23-32 1

Thomas, Elbert D. Thomas, [c. s. 1 10-6-33 1

Tobias, E. B. Continental Divide Development Co. 6-20-29 1

Tuller, c. H. Bimetallic Association 2-2-32 1

FF18

Von. Buelow,_ E. u. caselton, James A. 12-3-31 1

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FROM TO NO.

Vogl, A. L. Thomas, C. S. 9-22-31 1

Ward, J. V. Bimetallic Association 11-?-33 1

Ward, J. V. Money Publishing Co. 1

Warlick, 0. T., Jr. Money Publishing Co. 3-22-32 1

Watson, J. H. Bimetallic Association 7-7-32 1

Wheeler, Burton K. Binderup, C. G. 2-1-32 1

W iddop, Thomas Bimetallic Association 2-18-32 1

Williams, John E. Bimetallic Association 11-3-31 1

Wilmer, J. C. Bimetallic Association 11-14-32 1

Worley, V. E. Bimetallic Association 4-1-32 1

FF19

Bimetallic Association 6-17-32 1

Bisbee, W. T. 5-9-29 1

Bourne, Jonathan 1-18-39 1

Bryan, Wm. J.' Jr. 3-4-32 2

Cannon, Lewis T. 6-17-29 1

Doddridge, Carroll R. 5-3-33 1

Doddridge: 4-22-? 1

BOX 5 - FF 19 Cont.

FROM

FF20

Unidentified miscellaneous correspondenc~

TO

Dosser, W. W. and Woolums, W. J.

Eaton, William R.

Freeman~ W. C.

Industrial Commission of Colorado

LaGuardia, F. H.

Mainland, Thomas

Mead, Elwood T.

Mining Journal

P':)ctn..'!.t.::t<:!r, Denver, Colorado

Silver, Gray

Snyder, Neal

Thomas, C. S.

Trench, C. S. & Co.

MTE

8-13-31

1-18-32

5-10-32

5-3-32

l~-22-31

8-14-29

11-19-30

2-26-32

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4-27-31

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SECTION IV BOX 6

56.

MANUSCRIPTS

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This section contains various manuscript materials by Fraru< J. Cannon and others and is arranged in five groups: 1) Speeches by Frank J. Cannon. If the title docs not indicate the subject of the speech, a brief subject note is given. The number of pages, date, and whether the manuscript is typed (T) or hand written (HW) is also indicated. 2) All Other Manuscripts by Frank J. Cannon. The information given includes title, number of pages, and whether the manuscript is typed or hand written. When the title does not adequately indicate the subject or when the manuscript does not have a title (n.t.), subject notes are given. 3) Manuscripts by Others. TI1is group consists of manuscript materials by various people, found in the papers of Frank J. Cannon. The information given includes title, author, date and number of pages. If the title docs not indicate the subject, subject notes are given. 4) Manuscripts Written for '~oney". This group consists of manuscripts written for the journal, Money, published in the cause of bimetallism. The manuscripts are unsigned and undated, but it is possible that several of them were written by Frank J. Cannon and Caroline Evans. The articles are arranged alphabetically with the number of pages noted. \·7hen an article docs not deal with bimetallism and the title does not adequately describe its contents, subject notes are given. 5) Manuscripts Written for ·~~ork and Wages". This group of materials consists of manuscripts written for the journal, Work and v7ages. The titled manuscripts are arranged alphabetically with the number of pages noted. Untitled materials arc grouped together by subject with the number of articles in each file folder noted. These articles deal with the problems of unemployment and finance and possibly were written by F. J. Cannon and Caroline Evans.

FFl

SPEECHES OF FRANK J. CANNON

Woman's Club Address. (Single gold standard) (11-16-31) T

4

11\Vork, l-lages and Silver" (11-13-31) T & 11-1 4

FF2

MANUSCRIPTS OF FRANK J. CANNON

"Individualism Against Communism" T

"Japan's Profitable Imitation" T

FF3-4

''Plan" (Silver plan for Italy, 1927) 2 eopies

FFS

''Silver 11 T

7

BOX 6 Cont.

MANUSCRIPTS OF FRANK J. CANNON CONTINUED

FFS Cont.

"Silver A Pressing Economic Issue" T

"Silver and lolheat" T

"Synopsis of Authenticated Fact and Authoritative 18 Opinion on World Depression and its Effects on China." [Cannon] T 3 copies

FF6

n.t. United Press article fll (B ime tall ism) T 2 ·.

n.t. United Press article f12 (Bimetallism) T 2

n. t. United Press article /13 (Bimetallism) T 2

n. t. United Press article fl4 (B ime tall ism) T 2

n. t. United Press article 415 (Bimetallism) T 2

n.t. (Silver plan for China) T 12

n. t. (Proposal to lend silver to Germany) T

n. t. (Proposal to lend silver to China) T

n.t. (Plan to loan silver bullion to China) T & HW 2

57.

sa.

BOX 6 Cont.

MANUSCRIPTS BY OTlillRS

FF7

''Bring Back the Silver Dollar" Lyrics by lV. H. Charlton 1

"The case for Silver" By caroline Evans 10

"Christ and Our Civilization" By John B. O'Reilly 1

"A Cure for Hard Times in the United States" By H. G. Fatv1cr 1

"Currency That Is Real Money" By P. A. O'Farrell 8

FF8

'~he Demand For Money" By the Bimetallic Association 2

"Democratic Convention Comment" By William Jennings Bryan, Jr. 1932 15

"The Depression Hits Crusoe's Island" 2

"Frank J. cannon 11 (Bimetallism) 3

"Further Note for Senator Townsend" (Bimetallism) 2

"Gold and Trade" Radio address by Dr. Julius Klein~ 1931. 6

"A Gold Cure" By C. S. Thomas 6

''Lest We Forget" By Floyd Gibbons, 1932. (Bonus Army) 4

FF9

'~mo on Plan to Revive Trade with China" By l1Urray Schick 1

59.

BOX 6 Cont.

FF9

'~atural Law, The Boomerang" By Winifred Harper (Unemployed Citizens' League)

"Park Hill Storm Se~ver Laterals 11

"The Protest of the Chinese Bankers"

"Report on a Trip to New York, Washington, Chicago, and Points in Illinois" By Caroline Evans

"Silver" By The \-lestern States Silver Commission, George W. Malone, Chairman

"Silver and the Treasury" By C. S. Thomas

FFlO

"The Silver Miner Replies" By Caroline Evans

"Suggestions on the Purpose and Scope of The Hestern States Silver Conference to be Held at Denver, Colorado, February 15, 1932. 11 By William Jennings Bryan, Jr.

"There is a Quick Remedy for Much of ~vorld Depression" By the Bimetallic Association

''Thru Lincoln's ~Hndmv" Poem by George S. Holmes

'\-~ages and Silver" By Caroline Evans

'\Vhat will Bimetallism do for the Cotton Interests?" By Caroline Evans

1\Vhat's the Matter with the Silver Purchase Act?" By Caroline Evans

FFll

'\Vhea t and China"

'\Vhy We Have Hard Times" By George L. Knapp

3

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BOX 6 Cont.

FFll

1\lill Silver Save the Horld?" By Frank H. Poston

FF12

n. t.

n.t.

n. t.

n.t.

n.t. FF13 n.t.

FF14

(Bimetallism)

(B imctall ism)

(B imctall ism)

(Bimetallism

(Bimetallism)

(B imc ta 11 ism)

By John T. Barnett

By the Bimetallic Association

By the [Bimetallic Association]

By the Bimetallic Association

Radio address by C. G. Binderup,

By [William Jennings Bryan, Jr.]

n.t. (Bimetallism) By Caroline Evans

n.t. (Bimetallism) By Caroline Evans

n.t. (Bimetallism) Dy C. S. Thomas

FFlS

n.t. (Bimetallism) 4 unsigned manuscripts

n.t. (Francis Br~rnell) [Bimetallic Association]

1932

n.t. (Conspiracy of the International Bankers) Radio address by C. G. Binderup, 1932.

50.

5

3

1

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61.

BOX 6 Cont.

FF16

n.t. (Letter to the President-Elect) By [C. S. Thomas] 10

FF17

n.t. (Metal mining in Utah) By Frank D. Cook, 1932. 8

n.t. (Political Statement) By [John T. Barnett], 1932. 12

FF18

n.t. (Political Statement) By [John T. Barnett] 1

n.t. (Republican Control of Government) 27

FF19

n.t. (Silve~ Address by Dr. Jacob H. Hollander 5

n.t. (Silver Convention) Report by Committee on Permanent Organization and Finance 2

n.t. (Silver Convention) Report of proceedings of Silver Conference, 1932. 3

n.t. (Silver Convention) Statement by Senator C. S. Thomas 4

FF20

n. t. (Silver Proclamation) By Caroline Evans 2

n.t. (Senator Burton K. Wheeler) By C. S. Thomas 3

n.t. (Senator Burton K. lvheelcr) By C. s. Thomas 3

n. t. (Wheeler Bill) By [C. S. Thomas] 1

n.t. Page dunnnies 3

BOX 7 - FFl

"About Banks"

"An Amazing Progress 11

"Another Contrast"

"Betrayed By Friends"

''The Big Policeman"

''Blockhead Worship"

''The Case for Silver"

"Condemned By Ignorance"

''The Cunning Squealers"

"Debunking the Bunco Men"

VF2· •

"Don't Laugh" and "Serious Thoughts of Great Minds"

"Fifty-Seven Billions of Money?"

"Gold Standard Racketeering" By Caroline Evans

"The Gold Standard Reviewed"

"Hoards and Hoarding"

''How Interest Devours the World"

2

2

1

4

2

1

3

4

2

1

1

2

2

3

2

1

62.

MANUSCRIPTS FOR MONEY

"Inflation" By Caroline Evans 2

FF3

''Mad At Will Rogers" 1

''Manufacturing Money By Stroke of Pen" 1

''Memorandum" 1

''Mistakes of Special Pleaders" 3

''Misusing the Radio" 2

''My Bryan's Statement" 2

"A New Declaration for Freedom" 4

"The New· Title for Piracy" 1

"On To Washington" 2

"Only One Banker for Ten Banks" 2

FF4

''Opinions of Eminent British Financiers" 1

"Opinions of Eminent British Statesmen" 2

"Owen D. Young" and "Hon. Louis T. McFadden" 3

''Passing Comment" 1

BOX 7 Cont.

FF4

''Passing Comment"

"Passing Comment"

''Passing Comment"

''Passing Comment"

"Promoting Bacla.rord"

''Prosperity Just Around the Corner?"

''The Ratio Is "

"Reasons for Doubting the Sincerity of the Old Crowd in the Fight for Bimetallism"

FF5

"Skit"

"The Smoke Cloud"

1

1

1

1

2

2

1

1

4

1

"Some Important Facts" By [John T. Barnett] 1

"Spilling the Beans" 2

"A Square Deal for the Local Bankers" 2

"Straight Talk from a Statesman" 1

"Suggestion for the Democratic Platform 1932" 1

"Truth with a Point" 4

'''i"ruth with a Point" 2

63.

"Truth with a Point" 1

"Truth with a Point 11 5

FF6

"United States Money" 2

'\ole Pay and Pay and Pay" 2

'What the Hell?" By Caroline Evans 4

'\olhere Are We At? In Financial Hell!" 3

'\olhere Is My Thousand Dollars?" 2

rF7

n.t. (Bimetallism) 1

n.t. (Tax Payers) 1

n.t. (Work and Wages) 2

n.t. (Introduction to C. S. Thomas article) 1

n.t. (Money) 1

n.t. (Francis H. Brownell) 3

n.t. (T. H. Woodlock's article from the Wall Street 2 Journal)

BOX 7 Cont.

MANUSCRIPTS FOR WORK AND WAGES (titled; all concern unemployment and finance, number of pages)

FF8

'~n Admonition" 1

"Are You Afraid of the Truth?" 1

"Cabbage" 1

"Case Number Two" 1

"Cheap Advice" 1

"Equal Law [For] All" 1

"A Genuine Move" 2

"Helpful Friends" 1

"Inquiry" and 11Sililoquy" 1

"Instructions to Locals" By C. D. Strong 5

"It Couldn't Happen to Me" 1

"The Meanest Woman" By Bessie Cotter 1

"The Merry Go Round" 1

''Muster the Army Out" 1

"A National Move" 1

"A Noble Story" 1

64.

"Only the Truth - The nrave and Helpful Truth" 3

"Open Letter to Wall Street" 2

FF9

''The Plight of the Borrower" 1

"Recover Public Property" 2

"Responsibility Is Charged" 1

''Sad But True" 1

"To Mr. John D. Rockefeller, Jr" 2

''Vale Meyer!" (Eugene Meyer) 2

''Velocity of Money" and "Squandering Taxes" 1

'\ole Do Not Make Character Loans" 1

'Why Remonetize Silver?" 1

.r---

BOX 7 Cont. 65.

MANUSCRIPTS FOR HOP.K AND WAGES (untitled)

These articles concern unemployment and the problems of finance during the Depression. The manuscripts are typewritten and unsigned. The number of articles contained in each file folder is recorded. Page fillers are also included in this section. the number of pages of fillers in each file folder is recorded.

FFlO

n. t. (Unemployment and finance) 11

PFll


FF12

n.t. (Unemployment and finance) 15

FF13


FF14


FF15


FF16

n. t. (Fillers for Work and Wages) 13

FF17

n. t. (Fillers_ for \olork and Wages) 13

66.

SECTION V BOX 3

MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS OF FRANK J. CANNON

This section contains materials - both personal and collected - of Frank J. Cannon and is divided into five groups. 1) Resolutions. This group consists of resolutions, both published and unpublished, concerning the issue of bimetallism. These materials are arranged chronologically, with the date, nucber of page~ and name of organization noted. 2) Press Releases and Statements to the Press. These materials include statements made by various individuals involved in the bimetallism oovcment. Arranged chronologically, number of pages, date and author arc noted. 3) Legal and Financial Documents. These materials consist of various documents related to the business of the Bimetallic Association. Date, n~er of pages and type of document are noted. 4) Notes. Included in this group are miscellaneous notes (memos, names and addresses) as well as reference notes for usc in preparing further written materials. The materials arc arranged by subject, with the number of pieces in each grouping noted. 5) Memorabilia. The bulk of this material relates to Cannon's work for the Bimetallic Association. The materials are identified and arranged chronologically.

Resollutions

Resolutions by the American Silver Producers' Association in Convention with The American Mining Congress, 1926 2

Resolution by the International Silver Commission, 1931. 1

Resolution by the World Federation of Education Associations, 1931. 1

Resolution by the Council of the City and County of Denver, 1931. 2

Resolution by the Denver Woman's Club, 11-16-?. 1

Resolution by Mary C. Bradford, delegate to the National Education Association of the United States. 1

Resolution by the Junior Chamber of Commerce of Denver 1

FF2

Resolution by the [Western States Silver Conference, 1932]. 2

Resolution by the [Western States Silver Conference, 1932]. 1

Resolution by the [\-Testern States- Silver · Conference, - 1932']: 3

67. nox 8 cont.

FF2

Resolution by the [Western States Silver Conference~ 1932]. (C. S. Thomas)

Resolution No. 1.

Suggested Resolution.

Press Releases and Statements for the Press FF3

Press release. Address on the silver situation by H. N. Lawrie. 1-9-31

Press release. Interim report and recommendations of Subcommittee of the Foreign Relations Committee on trade relations with China and cause and remedy for depressed conditions of cornncrce. 2-11-31.

1

4

1

12

11

Press release. ''The Truth About the 1-lhcat Situation." By James C. Stone, Chairman, Federal Farm Board. 7-21-31. 5

Press release. Copy of resolution to be introduced in the Senate. 2-11-31. 2

Press release. Silver statement by George W. Malone, chairman, Western States Silver Co~ittee. 1-8-34.

lF4

Statement by Williao Jennings Bryan, Jr. to the Denver Post, 2-17-32. 2

Statement by Frank J. Cannon to United Press. 1



Statement by Caroline Evans to United Press. 2

68.

BOX 8 Cont.

Legal and Financial Documents FF5

In the matter of the National Fuel Co.; Boulder Valley Coal Co.; Liley Coal and Land Co.; Wm. E. Russell Coal Co.; 7 Imperial Coal Co.; Clayton Coal Co.; David Allen; Shamrock Coal Co.; Leyden Lignite Co.; Black Diamond Fuel Co.; Consolidated Coal and Coke Co.; and Louisville-Lafayette Coal Co.; Employers vs Employees employed in the Coal Mines of the Above Named Employers, Employees. (File #1899, before the Industrial Commission of Colorado, 5-7-32).

Subpoena ticket. In the District of Colorado to Frank J. Cannon. 8-27-30

Transcript of legal agreement between LeRoy Keller, Caroline Evans and F. E. Maze concerning publication of the paper, Work and Wages. 9-22-32. unsigned.

Letter authorizing 0. A. Herrmann to solicit Bimetallic Association memberships.

Bill from Ne,., York Times to F. J. Cannon. 1-3-31.

Invoice. Public Service Co. of Colorado, in the interest of silver mining in the state of Colorado 5-5-32.

Receipt from Railway Express Agency to Bimetallic Association. 2-1-33.

Notes FF6

Addresses (misc.) 3 Mailing Lists

Barnett, John T. 1 Miscellaneous notes

cannon, Frank J. 3 Money - total stock, 1930

China 1. Quotations (misc.)

Club Membership lists 4 Silver

Colorado Mineral production, 1930 3 Silver - Biblical references

Colorado Property valuation, 1929-31 1 Silver - Bimetallic Association

Delegates to Western States Silver~convention· 1 Silver. ,.. Worlc' .. 1 s prodi!ction and consumption 1930-31

1

1

1

1

1

2

4

1

8

2

1

1

1

-

BOX 8 - FF 6 Cont.

Notes Continued

69.

Smoot plan

Speaking engagements of F. J. Cannon (lizts)

Unemployed Citizens' League (Denver)

1

9

Unemployed Citizens' League (National) 1

Valuation in American land and commodity units (table) 1

1

Memorabilia FF7

Diploma. University of Deseret to F. J. Cannon, 1878.

"Owen D. Young describes the Kind of Men Who arc Worth Big Salaries." FrCir.l The American l1agazine, July 1930.

"Hit Hat Is Not In The Ring - Yet." From The Literary Digest. March, 1931.

"Oven D. Young" From _!1cCall' s, April, 1931.

Denver Lion's Club l.J'eekly Bulletin, 1931.

Invitation to the Colorado Society of Engineers meeting, Denver, 1931.

Kiwanis bulletin, Denver, 1931.

Weekly bulletin of Denver Club of Metropolitan International, 1931.

FF8

''Money - A Topic of l.J'orld-Widc Interest" By t-1. I. Drummond. The New Agricultural Reviet-T, January, 1932.

Grace Community Church bulletin, 1932.

Membership certificate from Western Silver Conference to J. C. Bailey, 1932.

Membership certificate from Western Silver Conference to F. J. Cannon, 1932.

Membership certificate from Western Silver Conference to Caroline Evans, 1932.

Memorabilia Cont. ~ox 8 - FF 8 c~nt. 70.

Membership certificate free Western Silver Conference~ 1932.

"Money - A TCipic of Pc: rld-~ide Intere~t" By H. I. Drummond. The New Agricultural Review, March, 1932.

"The Mountain States Hineral Age" October, 1932. Front page.

Denver Labor College bulletin, 1931-32.

Campaign leaflet (Democratic): "Elect Franklin D. Roosevelt, President, in 1932."

"Closing Events in the Last Years of the Career of Charles S. Thomas," 1933. FF9 Notice of mass meeting, Minden, Nebraska.

Schedule of Citizens' Forum meetings.

Handbill. Mass meeting, Littleton, Colorado.

Handbill. Bimetallic Association advertisement.

Membership application: Honest Money League.

State Platform of Socialist Party in Colorado,

Business cards. (4-misccllaneous)

'~onest Inflation" by Edward Tuck. From Scribner's Magazine.

"The Silver Lining" by Burton K. Wheeler.

Bimetallic Association stationery.

Photograph. Fraru< J. Cannon. 8 x 10. Black and white.

71.

SECTION VI BOX 8 - FFlO NEWSPAPER CLIPPIHJS

This group includes newspaper clippings and typewritten copies of newspaper articles. Divided into these two groupings, the materials are further arranged by subject. Inclusive dates of the clippings and the number of clippings within each subject areaa~ listed. Undated clippings arc filed at the end of each subject grouping.

Newspaper Clippings

Air Mail 1 Colorado Tax Valuation

Bioetallism 20 Currency Stability

FFll FF15

Bimetallism Disan:Ulmcnt

FF12 European Diplomacy

Bimetallism 17 Farmers and Government

FF13 Foreign Trade

Bimetallism 46 India

FF14 Loesch, F. J.

Bond Issues 2 Pan Americanism

Bootlegging 1 Pullman Corporation

Business 4 Shipping

cannon, Frank J. 6 Sprague, Dr. 0. W.

China 6 Taxation

1

14

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

1

1

1

2

BOX 8 Cont.

Newspaper Clippings Continued FF15

Thomas, Charles S.

FF16

Unemployment/Depression

Wartime Finance

World Finance

Young, Owen D.

Miscellaneous

Newspaper Articles (Typewritten Copies)

FF17

Bimetallism

FF18

Cannon, Frank J.

China

Depression

National Credit Corporation

World Finance

Miscellaneous

1

7

1

8

3

3

8

1

4

4

1

3

4

72.

73.

SECTION VII BOX 9 GOVERNMENT PUDLICATIONS

This group consists of government publications and is composed in part of bills produced in Congress. The materials arc arranged chronologically 't·Tith title, m.nnber of pages, publication and date lists.

FFl

Survey of Current Business. 8-19?.~

FF2

Survey of Current Business. l-7eekly Supplement. 12-30-29

Survey of Current Business. Weekly Supplement. 1-6-30

Survey of Current Business. Weekly Supplement. 1-13-30

Survey of Current Business. 1-1930

Circulation Statement of United States Mona~. 2-28-30

Daily Statement of the United States Treasury. 4-18-30

FF3

Resolution. (S. Res. 256) Senate, 7lst Congress, 2d Session. (44 copies) 4-21-30

FF4

Daily Statement of the United States Treasury. 4-21-30

A Bill (H. R. 12282} House of Representatives, 7lst Congress, 2d Session. 5-9-30

'Trohibition of Foreign Silver Purchases." By Alben W. Barkley. Congressional Record 5-9-30

Resolution (S. Res. 29o) Senate·, 71st Congress ;--2d Sess-ion~-- ·(4 copies)· 6-18-30

148

4

4

4

48

1

3

2

3

2

7

3

BOX 9 Cont.

FFS-6

Commercial Relations with China. Relations, United States Senate.

FF7

Hearings before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Foreign 7lst Congress, 2d Session. Pursuant to S. Res. 256.

74.

8-19-30

Commercial Relations ~.;rith China. Relations, United States Senate.

Hearings before a Subcommittee of the Comcittee on Foreign 12-2-30 71st Congress, 3d Session. Pursuant to S. Res. 256. (2 copies)

Resolution (S. Res. l~42) Senate, 71st Congress, 3d Session. Report f/:1716. (2 copieq)

"Personal Credit Outstanding in U. S. Estimated." (exerpt)

A Bill (S. 1560) Senate, 72d Congress, 1st Session.


"Intergovernmental Indebtedness" and "Foreign Debt Moratorium." Congressional Record By Robert B. H~vell.

A Bill (S. 2487) Senate, 72d Congress, 1st Session. (3 copies)


FF8

A Bill (S. 3045) Senate, 72d Congress, lst Session. (6 copies)

"Remonetization of Silver." Speech of Burton K. Wheeler. Congressional Record

Production of Gold and Silver in the United States in 1931. By the Office of the Director of the Mint.

Production of Gold and Silver in the United States in 1932. _By the Office of the Director of the Mint.

1-26-31

10-20-31

12-14-31

12-14-31

12-17-31

1-4-32

1-5-32

1-15-32

1-25-32

7-30-32

1-4-33

261

37

2

2

1

3

4

2

5

12

8

1

l

BOX 9 Cont.

FFB

Production of Gold and Silver in the United States in 1932. of the Mint.

FF9

"Silver Act. 11 By Key Pittnan.

By the Office of the Director

Congressional Record

A Bill (H. R. 2009) House of Representatives, 74th Congress, 1st Session.

A Bill (S. 70) Senate, 74th Congress, 1st Session.

"The President and Silver Laws." Speech of Key Pittr.~an. Congressional Record

Statement of the Public Debt of the United States. Treasury Department.

"Silver Coinage Act." Speech of Key Pitt:l:lan. Congressional Record

Gold and Silver Legislation and Administration As It Affects Agriculture, Labor and Industry and Its Necessity to Recovery. Speeches by Sen. Key Pittman.

"Government Purchase of American-Produced Silver." By Alva 13. Adams Congressional Record (2 copies)

Silver. Table of Contents of Hearings Before a Special Combittee on the Investigation of

Silver. United States Senate. 76th Congress, 1st Session. Pursuant to S. Res. 187.

"Relief Appropriations and Silver." Speech by Key Pittman. Congressional Record

FFlO

"Silver Coinage Act." Speech by Key Pitti:lSn. Congressional Record

"Silver Coinage Act - Con.ferencc Report." Speech of Key Pittman. Congressional Record

75.

5-10-33

5-22-34 7

1-3-35 3

1-3-35 2

4-11-35 4

10-31-35 4

11-22-37 2

1937 12

12-10-37 2

1939 10

4-11-39 4

6-23-39 16

7-5-39 2

BOX 9 Cont.

FFlO

"Stop, Look, Listen - There Is Danger Ahead." Anderson.

-.

Speech of Arthur

"Prohibition of Foreign Silver Purchases." Speech of William H. King.

'~rohibition of Foreign-Silver Purchases." Speech of Sheridan Downey.

"Silver is Permanent Honey." Remarks of Elmer Thomas.

"Pittoan Amendment to Townsend Silver Repeal Bill Requiring Purchase Price of Foreign Silver to be Applied on Payments for Aggricultural Exports." Speeches of Key Pittman.






Stabilization of Gold and Silver. (Document #111) Senate, 7Jd Congress, 2d Session.

Senate Concurrent Resolution (SCR No. 6) Senate, 29th General Assembly of State of Colorado, House of Representatives concurring.

76.

7-17-38 16

11-24-40 8

5-2-40 4

5-1940 18

5-1940 11

6

2

77.

SECTION VIII BOX 10 NON-GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

This section consists of non-government publications relating to bioetallism and finance. The materials arc arranged chronologically, with title, publication, date and number of pages listed.

FFl

The Silver Bullion Bulletin.

Reports of Survey Comoittee and Sub-Committee of The State Mining Association on possible available Ores in the Front Range Counties.

11Silver and World Trade. II (5 copies) The Silver Survey

Can Business Stability Be Permanently Vitalized: Recurring Depression and Allied World Panic Avoided?

FF2

"Our Oriental Trade a Two Billion Enterprise. 11 (5 copies) The Silver Survey

''How Trade Has Declined in the Orient." (5 copies) The Silver Survey

Silver International Silver Commission

"The Motor Industry Tells Its Story." The New Business Horld

''Round Table Discussion of Business." The New Business Horld

'~hat's Ahead for Business? 11 The New Business World

''This Taxation Muddle of Ours." The New Business "lorld

The Richest Man in Babylon.

9-1926

12-11-29

9-27-30

10-1-30

10-4-30

10-11-30

10-15-30

4-19-30

4-26-30

5-3-30

5-10-30

1930

4

4

4

6

4

4

0 u

18

20

19

20

23

BOX 10 Cont.

FF2

Worse Than Har

FF3

Improving World Trade Conditions By Informally Stabilizing Silver At ~Jo Fixed Ratio to Gold. By Francis Brmvnell.

Directory. American Farm Bureau Federation.

A Plan for Employing Silver to Restore More Normal Trade Activities. C. S. Trench & Co., Inc.

The Depression -- Its Causes and a Scientific Re~edy. By J. S. Shatz. (2 copies)

The Desirability of Restoring Silver to its Pre-War Status. By Francis H. Brownell.

Silver: Brief Facts About Silver.

The Opti~ist International.

St. Louis Chamber of Commerce News.

St. Louis Chamber of Coomerce News.

FF4

Remarks of John T. Barnett.

Money

The Silver Republicans in the Election of 1896. By Elmer Ellis.

Money. (2 copies)

List of MeuiDers and Cooperative· Gui-de· of· the In-Op-erative Club· Internation·al· of· Denver; - · -

78.

1931 67

1-14-31 17

6-1931 4

7-15-31 4

8-1931 16

9-16-31 22

9-16-31 4

9-1931 16

11-17-31 a

12-1-31 8

1-15-32 6

1-18-32 16

3-1932 15

3-1932 20

· - > 24

BOX 10 Cont.

FF5

[Questions asked in House of Coomons) , No. 93.

Bimetallism or Communism. By Thocas E. Howard.

Money, The Silver Question and Bimetallism. By James H. Teller.

Washington Spectator and Mirror.

Letters of Former U.S. Senator Jonathan Bourne, Jr., of Oregon; and C. S. Thomas, of Colorado; and Statement of U. S. Senator Wheeler, on the Subject of Bimetallism.

FF6

Silver. The Western States Silver Coomittcc, George W. Malone, Chairman.

FF7

Silver. By George H. Malone. Report to the H estern Governors 1 Conference.

Future Silver Action. · By George W. Malone, Chairman, Western States Silver Co~ittee.

FF8

"The United States Faces a New World Order. 11 Foreign Policy Bulletin

Depression - The Cause and the Cure. By C. G. Binderup.

"Gold and Silver." By H. N. Lawrie. Mineral Industry

11To Red Blooded Americans That Think and Read." By the Bimetallic Association.

A Program for Recovery.

79.

5-12-32

8-27-32

1932

4-1933

1933

3-5-34

3-12-34

11-15-34

5-24-40

2

27

34

16

6

22

33

14

4

19

74

1

4

,.-...... (

BOX 10 Cont.

FF9

Silver and the Plan of the Royal Commission on Indian Currency and Finance. Issued by Aoerican Silver Producers' Association.

80.

Unemployed Citizens League of Colorado Outline of Proposed Organization City of Denver: Organization of Local

'\ole Are Suffering the Horld Panic Needlessly." By Hugh A. Carney.

The World Crisis and the Depreciation of Silver. By Constantine Perez Duarte.

49

4

4

15