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Josephus Daniels Papers

A Finding Aid to the Collection in the Library of Congress

Manuscript Division, Library of CongressWashington, D.C.

2010

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Collection SummaryTitle: Josephus Daniels PapersSpan Dates: 1829-1948Bulk Dates: (bulk 1913-1921)ID No.: MSS17715Creator: Daniels, JosephusExtent: 331,000 items ; 934 containers plus 2 oversize ; 373.8 linear feet ; 399 microfilm reelsLanguage: Collection material in EnglishLocation: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.Summary: Diplomat, journalist, and secretary of the navy. Correspondence, diaries, speeches and writings, and papers ofthe Daniels, Bagley, Seabrook, and Worth families and other material. The bulk of the collection relates to events andpolicy decisions during Daniels's service as secretary of the navy during the administration of Woodrow Wilson, but alsoconcerns his career as editor of the Raleigh News & Observer, his work with the Democratic Party, and his role asambassador to Mexico.

Selected Search TermsThe following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They aregrouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein.

PeopleBadger, Charles Johnston, 1853-1932--Correspondence.Bagley family.Baker, Newton Diehl, 1871-1937--Correspondence.Barnett, George Ernest, 1873-1938--Correspondence.Benson, William Shepherd, 1855-1932--Correspondence.Blue, Victor, 1865-1928--Correspondence.Bowers, Claude Gernade, 1879-1958--Correspondence.Bryan, William Jennings, 1860-1925--Correspondence.Burleson, Albert Sidney, 1863-1937--Correspondence.Cummings, Homer S. (Homer Stillé), 1870-1956--Correspondence.Daniels family--Correspondence.Daniels family.Daniels, Addie Worth Bagley, 1869-1943--Correspondence.Daniels, Charles Cleaves, 1864-1951--Correspondence.Daniels, Frank A. (Frank Arthur), 1858-1939--Correspondence.Daniels, Frank Arthur, 1904-1986--Correspondence.Daniels, Jonathan, 1902-1981--Correspondence.Daniels, Josephus, 1862-1948.Daniels, Josephus, 1894-1964--Correspondence.Daniels, Worth B. (Worth Bagley), 1899-1978--Correspondence.Dodd, William Edward, 1869-1940--Correspondence.Fletcher, Frank Friday, 1855-1928--Correspondence.Gleaves, Albert, 1858-1937--Correspondence.Hull, Cordell, 1871-1955--Correspondence.Lejeune, John Archer, 1867-1942--Correspondence.Mayo, Henry T. (Henry Thomas), 1856-1937--Correspondence.McAdoo, W. G. (William Gibbs), 1863-1941--Correspondence.McGowan, Samuel, 1870-1934--Correspondence.Niblack, Albert P. (Albert Parker), 1859-1929--Correspondence.Rodman, Hugh, 1859-1940--Correspondence.Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1884-1962--Correspondence.Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945--Correspondence.

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Scales, Archibald Henderson, 1868-1952--Correspondence.Seabrook family.Sims, William Sowden, 1858-1936--Correspondence.Tumulty, Joseph P. (Joseph Patrick), 1879-1954--Correspondence.Washington, Thomas, 1865-1954--Correspondence.Welles, Sumner, 1892-1961--Correspondence.Wilson, Woodrow, 1856-1924--Correspondence.Wilson, Woodrow, 1856-1924.Winterhalter, Albert G. (Albert Gustavus), 1856- --Correspondence.Worth family.

OrganizationsDemocratic Party (U.S.)United States. Navy Department.

SubjectsAmerican newspapers--North Carolina.Democracy.Diplomatic and consular service, American--Mexico.Journalism--North Carolina--Raleigh.Naval aviation.Prohibition.Public health.Public welfare.Radio.

PlacesMexico--Foreign relations--United States.United States--Foreign relations--Mexico.United States--Politics and government--1913-1921.

TitlesNews & Observer--(Raleigh, N.C. :--1894)

OccupationsCabinet officers.Diplomats.Journalists.

Administrative InformationProvenance

The papers of Josephus Daniels, diplomat, journalist, and secretary of the navy, were given to the Library of Congress byhis sons, Josephus Daniels, Jr., Worth Bagley Daniels, Frank A. Daniels, and Jonathan Daniels, and by other familymembers, 1948-1980. Additional material was given by North Carolina State University, 1966; George E. London,1974-1976; and Sharon Curtin, via the North Carolina Division of Archives and History, 1997.

Processing History

The papers of Josephus Daniels were arranged and described in 1975. Additions were made in 1985 and 2008. The findingaid was revised in 2010.

Additional Guides

The Daniels Papers have been partially described in Library of Congress Quarterly Journal of Current Acquisitions, 7(Aug. 1950): 3-10. In 1976, the Library published Josephus Daniels, A Register of His Papers in the Library of Congress.


Transfers

Items have been transferred from the Manuscript Division to other custodial divisions of the Library. A recording has beentransferred to the Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division. Photographs have been transferred to thePrints and Photographs Division. All transfers are identified in these divisions as part of the Josephus Daniels Papers.

Copyright Status

Copyright in the unpublished writings of Josephus Daniels in these papers and in other collections of papers in the custodyof the Library of Congress has been dedicated to the public.

Access and Restrictions

The papers of Josephus Daniels are open to research. Researchers are advised to contact the Manuscript Reading Roomprior to visiting. Many collections are stored off-site and advance notice is needed to retrieve these items for research use.

Microfilm

A microfilm edition of part of these papers is available on 399 reels. Consult reference staff in the Manuscript Divisionconcerning availability for purchase or interlibrary loan. To promote preservation of the originals, researchers are requiredto consult the microfilm edition as available.

Preferred Citation

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Container or reel number, JosephusDaniels Papers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

Biographical NoteDate Event1862, May 18 Born, Washington, N.C.

1880-1893 Newspaper editor, Wilson, Kinston, and Raleigh, N.C.

1885 Attended summer law school, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N.C.; passed barexamination (never practiced)

1888 Married Adelaide Worth Bagley (died 1943)

1893-1895 Chief, Appointment Division, United States Department of the Interior, Washington, D.C.

1894-1913 Editor, Raleigh News and Observer

1898 Published The First Fallen Hero, A Biographical Sketch of Worth Bagley. Ensign, U.S.N. Norfolk,Va.: S. W. Bowman

1905 Completed purchase of the controlling interest in the Raleigh News and Observer

1912 Chief, Publicity Bureau, presidential campaign of Woodrow Wilson

1913-1921 Secretary of the navy

1919 Published The Navy and the Nation: War-Time Addresses. New York: G. H. Doran Co.

1921-1933 Edited Raleigh News and Observer


1922 Published Our Navy at War. Washington, D.C.: Pictorial Bureau

1924 Published The Life of Woodrow Wilson, 1856-1924. Philadelphia: J. C. Winston Co.

1933-1941 Ambassador to Mexico

1939-1947 Published Tar Heel Editor. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press

1942-1948 Editor, News and Observer

1944 Published The Wilson Era; Years of Peace, 1910-1917. Chapel Hill: University of North CarolinaPress

1946 Published The Wilson Era; Years of War and After, 1917-1923. Chapel Hill: University of NorthCarolina Press

1948, Jan. 15 Died, Raleigh, N.C.

Scope and Content NoteThe papers of Josephus Daniels (1862-1948) trace his career in journalism, the Democratic Party, the United States Navy,and the diplomatic service. They also reflect his private life, especially his family relationships. Although the papers spanthe years 1829-1948, they are concentrated in the period 1913-1921. The period before 1913 is represented mainly byfamily letters because a fire in that year destroyed correspondence and records stored at the Raleigh, North Carolina, Newsand Observer plant. The collection is organized in nine series, Diaries ; Family Papers ; Correspondence ; Subject File ;Speeches, Writings and Related Material ; Social File ; Miscellany ; Addition ; and Oversize .

Although the collection contains a broad scope of material, not much pertains to the activities of Daniels or his familybefore 1913. Included are Daniels's small collection of nineteenth-century North Carolina newspapers (with the July 1877edition of the Cornucopia, an amateur newspaper that he edited with his brother Frank), detailed letters to his mother, andcorrespondence beginning in 1887 with Adelaide Worth Bagley, whom he married in 1888. Daniels's correspondence withhis wife, which continued until her death in 1943, is the longest and perhaps the most nearly complete in the collection.Besides revealing their deep affection, the letters contain frank comments on the newspaper business, local and nationalpolitics, and Daniels's government service.

Other Family Papers include those that Daniels collected relating to five generations of the Daniels, Seabrook, Bagley, andWorth families, as well as Daniels's correspondence with his brothers Frank A. Daniels, a judge, and Charles CleavesDaniels, an attorney for the Department of Justice. Letters exchanged with the wife, children, and grandchildren of eachbrother are interfiled with the correspondence of the particular brother, an arrangement that is followed throughout theFamily Papers series.

Daniels's work in the Democratic Party's publicity office during the presidential campaigns of William Jennings Bryan andWoodrow Wilson is described in letters exchanged with special correspondents Newton Diehl Baker, William JenningsBryan, Albert Sidney Burleson, Homer S. Cummings, Joseph P. Tumulty, W. G. McAdoo, and Woodrow Wilson. Otherelection material, including lists of county chairmen and contributors to Democratic campaigns in North Carolina andinformation on party activities at the national level, is in the General subseries of the Subject File .

Material concerning the Raleigh News and Observer is also in the General Subject File . Though chiefly dating from 1913,some items relate to Daniels's early years with the paper. There are a few documents concerning its reorganization underDaniels's leadership, subscription correspondence, information on a 1904 contempt of court citation against Daniels,summaries of the paper's financial condition, communications regarding various press associations or syndicates, legalbriefs, and offers of help after fires in 1913 and 1915.


With Daniels's appointment to Wilson's cabinet, the letters in the News and Observer file become more concerned withday-to-day publishing activities than with such infrequent crises as lawsuits and conflagrations. From Washington, itsowner attempted to influence editorial policy, improve news coverage of local affairs, increase circulation, mediate disputesbetween staff members, and maintain the paper's reputation for constructive criticism while avoiding embarrassments to theWilson administration. Daniels sent lengthy instructions to editor Edward E. Britton, and he consulted frequently withbusiness manager William Henry Bagley and financial adviser Herbert Worth Jackson, both relatives of Mrs. Daniels.

Daniels served as secretary of the navy throughout the Wilson administration. Most of the papers relating to policydecisions during his tenure are in the cabinet file of the Diary series, in the General , Special , Letterbooks , andMiscellaneous subseries of the Correspondence series, and in the Navy subseries of the Subject File . The nearly illegiblenotes he made in pencil about his activities, except for jottings in a pocket volume covering the period July 8-22, 1920,were published in The Cabinet Diaries of Josephus Daniels, 1913-1921 (Lincoln, University of Nebraska Press [1963]),edited by Edmund David Cronon. The letterpress copies of Daniels correspondence often duplicate the carbon copies inother subseries.

The Special Correspondence files contain holograph private letters as well as official correspondence and case files in theform of enclosures. Exchanges with several naval admirals and marine generals include candid discussions of departmentalaffairs. Within this group are the letters of Charles Johnston Badger, George Earnest Barnett, William Shepherd Benson,Victor Blue, Frank Friday Fletcher, Albert Gleaves, John Archer Lejeune, Samuel McGowan, Henry T. Mayo, Albert P.Niblack, Hugh Rodman, Archibald Henderson. Scales, William Sowden Sims, Thomas Washington, and Albert G.Winterhalter. Correspondence between the secretary and his civilian assistants, Howard A. Banks, Edward E. Britton,Gilbert F. Close, John W. Jenkins. Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Frank Smith, tends to be concerned with the daily routine ofoffice as do communications with his uniformed aides, Percy Foote and Leigh C. Palmer. After he left the department,Daniels continued to write to many of these men, often to clarify for his autobiography accounts of events that occurredwhen he was secretary.

As secretary of the navy, Daniels's innovations included an attempt to make the navy more democratic by elevating thestatus of enlisted men. Papers bearing on his efforts to make each ship a school are in the Navy Subject File along withinformation related to the recruiting, training, and treatment of enlisted men. There is also correspondence pertaining to theappointment of qualified sailors to the United States Naval Academy and Daniels's campaign to eliminate hazing at theinstitution as well as speeches and articles on these reforms. Other reforms initiated by Daniels include his controversialelimination of the wine mess, the serving of alcoholic beverages to officers on board naval vessels and at shore stations, andattempts to promote temperance among the sailors. The secretary's concern for the personal welfare of the men who servedunder him is evident in the Navy Subject File, especially in material on alcohol and vice control and on the work oforganizations such as the Navy League, Red Cross, YMCA-YWCA, Commission on Training Camp Activities, andChaplain Corps.

The Navy Subject File , as well as some of the speeches, articles, and scrapbooks in the collection, details a number of theissues that emerged during Woodrow Wilson's first term, including conflicts with revolutionary leaders in Mexico,struggles with the “steel trust” over the price of armor plate, reorganization of the department, and controversies over navalpreparedness, oil reserves, and coal supply. As the war in Europe became more intense, Americans discussed the arming ofmerchant ships, ways of overcoming the submarine threat, and the need for selective service. In addition to informationfound under these headings, there is material on these topics under “Press” in the Navy Subject File. Some lettersexchanged with Wilson and other cabinet members, all special correspondents, touch upon these issues.

The development of naval aviation and wireless communication was of high priority to Daniels. He had been interested inaviation since 1903, when an uncle, John T. Daniels, had helped the Wright brothers with their experiments at Kitty Hawk,North Carolina, and Daniels maintained this interest when he became secretary. Also as secretary, through the activities ofthe Department's Communications Bureau, he became involved in the controversy over the federal government'sresponsibility to insure fair access to the airwaves by licensing commercial radio stations.

America's entry into World War I greatly accelerated the expansion of the navy that had begun with the shipbuildingprogram of 1915-1916. Changes in the department included the setting up of a Civilian Naval Consulting Board in order totake advantage of American inventive genius like that of Thomas A. Edison and his assistant, Miller R. Hutchinson. Theexisting bureaus of the Department—Construction and Repair, Engineering, Navigation, and Ordnance— took onadditional wartime responsibilities as reflected in the increased number of papers in their files. The Office of Naval


Intelligence investigated not only breaches of security but also unrest among workers at war plants, including alleged“Bolshevik” activity during the Red Scare of 1919-1920.

Congressional oversight of Daniels's work in the department is evident in letters received from members of the House andSenate Naval Affairs Committees and in the file on a controversy in 1919-1920 with Admiral William Sowden Sims. Asubcommittee of the Senate Naval Affairs Committee investigated charges made by Sims and his Republican allies that theNavy failed to prosecute the war to best advantage because the secretary did not follow the professional advice of seasonedofficers. Daniels, John W. Jenkins, and other staff members fashioned a rebuttal in which they reviewed the importantphases of the navy's wartime activities, buttressing their arguments with comments by sympathetic naval officers. Drawingupon their experience with the mass media, they drafted a series of press releases so that the secretary's testimony wouldhave a maximum effect upon public opinion.

Daniels continued his interest in the navy and politics after he left Washington. He completed a lecture tour, a series ofarticles on the navy, and several articles and a book on Woodrow Wilson, all of which are represented in the Speeches,Writings, and Related Material series. In addition to material in the election file and Correspondence series about thepresidential campaigns of 1924, 1928, and 1932, there are letters from supporters who urged Daniels to seek the NorthCarolina gubernatorial nomination in 1932.

An erroneous report early in 1933 that Daniels had been chosen by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to head a newtransportation department brought a flurry of mail from those who thought their business interests would be affected bysuch a bureau. His appointment as ambassador to Mexico caused an even greater outflow from well-wishers andbusinessmen. Daniels again worried about the management of the News and Observer and corresponded at length with hissons in Raleigh, Josephus Daniels (1894-1964), Jonathan Daniels, and Frank A. Daniels. His fourth son, Worth BagleyDaniels, who lived in Washington, D.C., was also a frequent correspondent.

Upon his departure from Raleigh, the new ambassador began a series of comprehensive diary-letters for the purpose ofkeeping family members informed of his personal and diplomatic activities. Daniels also wrote long letters to the presidentand to Cordell Hull, Summer Welles, Claude Gernade Bowers, and William Edward Dodd. In this correspondence, theambassador discussed issues affecting relations between Mexico and the United States , especially the settlement of claimsarising from the seizure of American-owned lands, the strife between the Catholic Church and the Mexican government,and expropriation of American oil properties. Additional information on these problems, Daniels's official dispatches,translations of articles from Mexican newspapers, and communications with embassy and Department of State personnelmay be found in a Mexico subseries of the Subject File .

Of special interest in the Miscellany series is Daniels's autograph collection. Friends gave him a number of autographletters of note, and he preserved others that were addressed to him. Mary Custis Lee sent a voucher signed in 1839 by herfather, Robert E. Lee, then a captain in the Army Engineer Corps. Admiral French E. Chadwick provided a letter in 1915written by Brooks Adams predicting the end of civilization. Daniels received a poignant letter in 1918 from ErnestineSchumann-Heink, the operatic mezzo-soprano who had sons in both the American and German navies during World War I,in which she writes about their service. John Philip Sousa complained in 1918 about the quality of the instrumentsfurnished his band at Great Lakes Naval Training Station. A social note from 1934 in French from Mexican artist DiegoRivera and an appeal in 1947 on behalf of international control of atomic energy signed by Albert Einstein are also in thecollection.

Arrangement of the PapersThe collection is arranged in nine series:

• Diaries, 1913-1948• Family Papers, 1855-1948• Correspondence, 1878-1948• Subject File, 1829-1948• Speeches, Writings, and Related Material, 1887-1947• Social File, 1888-1948• Miscellany, 1839-1948• Addition, 1916-1935


• Oversize, 1913-1946


Description of SeriesContainer SeriesBOX 1-10REEL 1-7

Diaries, 1913-1948

Diaries, appointment and engagement books, and itineraries kept by Daniels, family members,aides, and secretaries.

Arranged chronologically within each category.Available on microfilm. Shelf no. 18,958

BOX 10-59REEL 1-38

Family Papers, 1855-1948

Letters sent and received, financial records, and miscellaneous material. Includes lettersexchanged between Daniels, his wife, and their four sons; correspondence with othermembers of the Daniels, Seabrook, Bagley, and Worth families; and genealogies.

Arranged chronologically within each file.Available on microfilm. Shelf no. 18,416.

BOX 59-457 Correspondence, 1878-1948

BOX 59-112REEL 38-66

Special, 1900-1947

Letters exchanged between Daniels and his key assistants at the Raleigh News and Observerand Department of the Navy, members of the Woodrow Wilson and Franklin D.Roosevelt administrations, naval admirals and marine generals from the Wilson era, andother public figures. Includes letters to and from members of some correspondents'families.

Arranged alphabetically within each file by name of correspondent and thereinchronologically.

Available on microfilm. Shelf no. 18,416.

BOX 113-289REEL 1-102

General, 1878-1948

Letters concerning activities of the Democratic party between election campaigns; Daniels'sviews on broad topics such as religion and patriotism; and, after 1921, patronage andother routine correspondence.

Arranged chronologically by month.Available on microfilm. Shelf no. 19,565.

BOX 290-332REEL 1-90

Letterbooks, 1913-1921

Copies of letters and telegrams sent, including some addressed to family members andspecial correspondents.

Arranged chronologically by day.Available on microfilm. Shelf no. 19,231.

BOX 333-359not filmed

Invitations, 1912-1933

Letters and telegrams relating to speaking engagements and other public appearances, and totransportation and hotel accommodations.


Arranged chronologically by month.


Introductions-Patronage, 1912-1941

Recommendations sent and received and inquiries regarding employment with agenciesother than the Department of the Navy and American Embassy in Mexico.



Requests, 1913-1941

Solicitations for autographs, photographs, and information about the Navy or Mexico.Arranged chronologically by month.


Miscellaneous, 1912-1921

Petitions and suggestions concerning national, state, and local issues not represented bysubject files; letters praising or criticizing Daniels; and anonymous or other unansweredcorrespondence.

BOX 458-705REEL 1-107

Subject File, 1829-1948

BOX 458-642REEL 1-107

Navy, 1829-1947

Correspondence, memoranda, newspaper clippings, notes, and printed matter, includingsome material on Mexico.

Arranged alphabetically by subject and chronologically within each file. Correspondencerelating to naval affairs after 1921 is chronologically arranged within the Department ofthe Navy file.



Mexico, 1913-1948

Correspondence, memoranda, newspaper clippings, notes, and printed material. Includescorrespondence after 1921 with Department of State personnel, embassy employees,consuls in Mexico, and officials of the Mexican government.

Arranged alphabetically by subject and chronologically within each file.


General, 1890-1947

Correspondence, memoranda, newspaper clippings, notes, and printed material. Containsmaterial not directly related to Daniels service in the Department of the Navy andMexico.



Speeches, Writings, and Related Material, 1887-1947

Holograph and typewritten drafts, corrected proofs, notes research material, andcorrespondence relating to speeches, articles, books, and miscellaneous writings, includingsome by Adelaide Worth Bagley Daniels.

Arranged by type of material and chronologically within each file.



Social File, 1888-1948

Letters and cards received by his wife, Adelaide Worth Bagley Daniels, invitations, andcorrespondence addressed to Mr. And Mrs. Daniels

Arranged by year or month. Includes correspondence relating to wedding anniversaries andguest or address lists, arranged by year within each file.

BOX 829-930REEL 1-27

Miscellany, 1839-1948

Scrapbooks of newspaper clippings relating to Daniels's work in the Department of the Navyand Mexico; a collection of autographs and autograph letters and nineteenth-centurynewspapers; and printed matter.

The scrapbooks, listed as Containers 830-897, no longer exist and are available only onmicrofilm. Microfilm shelf no. 19,667.

BOX 931-934REEL 66

Addition, 1916-1935

Family correspondence, general correspondence, and miscellaneous material removed fromscrapbooks after microfilming in 1987.

BOX OV 1-OV 2not filmed

Oversize, 1913-1946

Cartoons, certificates, a blueprint, a poem, sketches, legal papers, maps, clippings, diplomas,photographs, and other material.


Container List

Container Contents

BOX 1-10REEL 1-7

Diaries, 1913-1948

Diaries, appointment and engagement books, and itineraries kept by Daniels, family members,aides, and secretaries.

Arranged chronologically within each category.Available on microfilm. Shelf no. 18,958

BOX 1REEL 1

Cabinet, 1913-1921

(5 folders)BOX 2REEL 2

Daily activities

1913-1914(6 folders)

1915Jan. 2-Sept. 2

(2 folders)BOX 3REEL 2-3

Sept. 3-Dec. 31

1916-1917(2 folders)

Engagements1913-1915


1916-1921


Invitations

1913-1920(5 folders)

BOX 6REEL 5

Mexico

1933(10 folders)

circa 1933-1939BOX 7REEL 5-6

1934-1935

(7 folders)1936

Jan.-JuneBOX 8REEL 7

July-Dec.

circa [1936-1937]


1937-1940(8 folders)

1941Feb.-June

BOX 9REEL 7

July-Dec.

Appointments, 1937-1940(2 folders)

1946Miscellaneous

Daniels, Mary Cleaves, 1916Daniels, Jonathan, 1917European trip, 1919

(2 folders)Bagley, Ethel, 1931Medical record, 1948

BOX 10REEL 7

Itineraries, 1913-1937

(2 folders)

BOX 10-59REEL 1-38


Letters sent and received, financial records, and miscellaneous material. Includes lettersexchanged between Daniels, his wife, and their four sons; correspondence with othermembers of the Daniels, Seabrook, Bagley, and Worth families; and genealogies.

Arranged chronologically within each file.Available on microfilm. Shelf no. 18,416.

BOX 10REEL 1

Daniels family

Genealogies, 1915-1939, undatedSeabrook, Lois Davis, undatedDaniels, Mary Cleaves Seabrook (b. 1835)

1863-1916(3 folders)

BOX 11REEL 1-2

1917-1937, undated

(3 folders)Griffin, Elizabeth Porter Seabrook (b. 1838), 1919-1947, undatedDaniels, Franklin Arthur (b. 1858)

1887-1928(4 folders)

BOX 12REEL 2-3

1929-1946, undated

(5 folders)Daniels, Charles Cleaves (b.1864)

1888-1915(4 folders)

BOX 13 1916-1926

Diaries, 1913-1948

Container Contents


REEL 3(5 folders)

BOX 14REEL 3-4

1927-1946, undated


Daniels, Josephus, and Adelaide Worth Bagley Daniels

1887-1895(7 folders)

BOX 16REEL 5-6

1896-1912


1913-1920


1921-1924


1925-1931


1932-1939, Sept.


1939, Oct.-1943, undated

(3 folders)Letters of condolence on death of Adelaide Worth Bagley Daniels, 1943

A-K(2 folders)

BOX 22REEL 10-11

L-Z

(2 folders)Daniels, Josephus, miscellany, 1882-1947, undatedDaniels, Adelaide Worth Bagley, miscellany, 1926-1945, undatedDaniels, Josephus (b. 1894)

1894-1912(2 folders)

BOX 23REEL 11-12

1913-1920


1921-1942


1943-1945, undated

(5 folders)Daniels, Worth Bagley (b. 1899)

1902-1915


Container Contents


1916Jan.-Oct.


Nov.-Dec.

1917-1919(6 folders)

BOX 27REEL 14-15

1920-1924


1925-1933


1934-1947, undated

(5 folders)Daniels, Jonathan (b. 1902)

1908-1919(2 folders)

BOX 30REEL 17-18

1920-1927


1928-1934


1935-1939


1940-1944


1945, undated


Miscellany

GeneralSchool notebookLaw school notebooks

(2 folders)Southern Historical Collection (facsimiles), 1924-1938Daniels, Elizabeth Bridgers, 1922-1943, undated


Daniels, Frank Arthur (b. 1904)

1904-1937(7 folders)


Container Contents


BOX 37REEL 22-23

1938-1945, undated

(6 folders)Sons of Josephus Daniels (b. 1862), 1935-1945, undatedDaniels, Adelaide Bagley (infant, d. 1911)Barnes, Albert S., 1913-1945


Daniels, John T., 1938-1943

Daniels, Melvin R., 1934-1943Other members, 1875-1948

Bagley-Worth familiesGenealogies, 1902-1945, undated

(2 folders)Worth, Jonathan (b. 1802), 1860, 1865Bagley, Adelaide Ann Worth (b. 1844)

1855-1902(2 folders)

BOX 39REEL 23-25

1903-1927, undated

(8 folders)Bagley, Willis (b. 1842), 1894-1903

BOX 40REEL 25

Bagley, Cora D., 1903-1928, undated

(2 folders)Bagley, Grizelle (b. 1847), 1892-1897Worth, Roxanna Cornelia (b. 1826), 1907-1946Worth, Lucy Jane (b. 1828), 1899-1946, undated

(2 folders)Worth, Julia Stickney (b. 1830), 1894-1946, undatedMoffitt, Elvira Worth (b. 1836), 1893-1928, undated

(2 folders)Jackson, Herbert Worth (b. 1865)

1892-1913(2 folders)

BOX 41REEL 26

1914-1925


1926-1947, undated

(7 folders)Worth, George C. (b. 1867), 1888-1946, undatedWorth-Jackson family, 1915-1942, undatedBagley, Worth (b. 1874)

1891-1898BOX 43REEL 27

1898-1920, 1932-1940, undated

(3 folders)


Container Contents


Bagley, William Henry (d. 1936)1893-1913

(3 folders)1914

BOX 44REEL 27-28

Jan.-June

July-Dec.1915-1916


1917-1933


1934-1936, undated

(3 folders)Bagley, Adele Bilisoly, 1908-1946, undated

(2 folders)Bagley, Maude Mohun (b. 1878), 1917-1931Bagley, David Worth (b. 1883)

1891-1934(2 folders)

BOX 47REEL 29-30

1935-1947, undated

(4 folders)Miscellany, 1917-1943

Bagley, Ethel Worth (d. 1939)1888-1928


1929-1939, undated

(6 folders)Miscellany, 1916-1917, 1939, undated

BOX 49REEL 31

Bagley, Belle Worth (d. 1939)

1887-1937(6 folders)

BOX 50REEL 32

1938-1939, undated

(2 folders)Miscellany, 1926-1944, undated

Bagley, Beth, 1916-1943Bagley, Mary C., 1898-1945, undatedWhite, Lizzie C., 1900-1940, undatedBagley family, other members, 1888-1946Worth, T. C., 1925-1946Worth-McAlister family, 1888-1946, undatedBanner, J. Worth, 1938-1942, undated

BOX 51 Worth, Hal M., 1913-1946


Container Contents


Worth, Hiram B., 1927-1943Worth family, other members, 1899-1947, undatedOther Bagley-Worth family members

Golightly, Lois G., 1915-1935, undatedHarper, Clara, 1919-1943Jones, Sam, 1913-1946, undatedLeigh family, 1927-1944, undated

Other relatives, 1888-1947, undated(2 folders)

BOX 52REEL 33

Miscellaneous financial papers

1882-1916(5 folders)

BOX 53REEL 33-34

1917-1919


1920-1924


1924-1926


1926-1929


1930-1935


1936-1947


Undated

(2 folders)

BOX 59-457 Correspondence, 1878-1948

BOX 59-112REEL 38-66

Special, 1900-1947

Letters exchanged between Daniels and his key assistants at the Raleigh News and Observerand Department of the Navy, members of the Woodrow Wilson and Franklin D.Roosevelt administrations, naval admirals and marine generals from the Wilson era, andother public figures. Includes letters to and from members of some correspondents'families.

Arranged alphabetically within each file by name of correspondent and thereinchronologically.


BOX 59REEL 38

Alderman, Edwin A.,


Container Contents


1913-1932, 1939, undated(2 folders)

Alexander, Joshua W., 1919-1922Badger, Charles Johnston, 1913-1921, 1927, undatedBaker, Newton Diehl

1913-19151916

Jan.-JuneBOX 60REEL 38-39

July-Dec.

1917(5 folders)

BOX 61REEL 39

1918-1925


1926-1946, undated

(4 folders)Baker, Ray Stannard, 1919-1939Banks, Howard A.

1913-1916(4 folders)

BOX 63REEL 40-41

1917-1931, 1937-1945, undated

(10 folders)Other correspondence, 1913-1924, undated

(3 folders)Miscellany

BOX 64REEL 41

Barkley, Alben W., 1915, 1923-1947

(8 folders)Barnett, George Ernest, 1914-1920, undated

(7 folders)Baruch, Bernard M.

1916-1917(2 folders)

BOX 65REEL 41-42

1918-1947, undated

(13 folders)Benson, William Shepherd

1913-1916(2 folders)

BOX 66REEL 42

1917-1930, undated

(9 folders)Biddle, Francis, 1942-1945

Correspondence, 1878-1948

Container Contents


BOX 67REEL 42-43

Blue, Victor, 1913-1927, undated

(3 folders)Bowers, Claude Gernade, 1919-1944

(3 folders)Brandeis, Louis D., 1915-1939Britton, Edward E.

1908-1913(2 folders)

1914BOX 68REEL 43

Jan.-May

June-Dec1915-1942, undated


Bryan, William Jennings, 1900-1925, undated


Bryan family, 1912-1941, undated

(5 folders)Burleson, Albert Sidney

1913-1914(3 folders)

BOX 71REEL 44-45

1915-1946

(9 folders)Catt, Carrie Chapman, 1917-1947, undatedChadwick, French E.

1913-1915(3 folders)

BOX 72REEL 45-46

1917-1918, undated

MiscellanyChristian, Will E., 1894-1933, undated

(2 folders)Clark, Champ, 1912-1919, 1934-1936

(2 folders)Cleveland, Lucy, 1817-1920Close, Gilbert, 1917-1920


Colby, Bainbridge, 1917-1945

(3 folders)Coolidge, Calvin, 1919-1927, undated

(2 folders)Coontz, Robert E., 1917-1935

(3 folders)


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Cowles, Walter C., 1913-1915, undated(2 folders)

Creel, George1916-1918


1919-1946, undated

(5 folders)Cummings, Homer S.

1913-1942(5 folders)

BOX 75REEL 48-49

1944-1945

MiscellanyDern, George H., 1933-1936

(3 folders)Dewey, George and Mildred, 1913-1924, undated

(5 folders)Dixon, Thomas, 1914-1930Dodd, William Edward, 1913-1940, undated

(3 folders)Edison, Charles, 1936-1946

BOX 76REEL 49

Edison, Thomas A., 1914-1947, undated

(6 folders)Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1946Farley, James A., 1931-1945, undated


Fiske, Bradley A., 1913-1927

(3 folders)Fletcher, Frank Friday, 1913-1928, undated

(3 folders)Foote, Percy W.

1915-1935(4 folders)

BOX 78REEL 50

1936-1946, undated


Garner, John Nance, 1913, 1930-1939(2 folders)

BOX 79REEL 50-51

Garrison, Lindley, 1913-1921, 1928

(6 folders)Glass, Carter, 1918-1946, undated

(3 folders)


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BOX 80REEL 51

Gleaves, Albert, 1917-1931

(3 folders)Grayson, Cary T., 1913-1938Gregory, Thomas W.

1914-1918(4 folders)

BOX 81REEL 51-52

1919-1938, undated

Harding, Warren G., 1917-1922Hoover, Herbert, 1917-1932, 1944, undated

(3 folders)Hopkins, Harry L., 1934-1939House, Edward Mandell, 1913-1919, 1926, 1933-1938

(2 folders)Houston, David F.

1913-1917(3 folders)

BOX 82REEL 52

1918-1940, undated

(2 folders)Hull, Cordell

1922-1936(7 folders)

BOX 83REEL 52-53

1937-1946, undated


BOX 84REEL 53

Hutchinson, Miller R., 1914-1941, undated

(6 folders)Ickes, Harold L., 1933-1946, undated


Jackson, Robert Houghwout, 1932-1945

Jenkins, John W.1908-1932


1934-1946, undated

(3 folders)Johnson, Lyndon B., 1937Jones, Jesse H., 1928-1946Knapp, Harry S., 1916-1921, undated

(2 folders)Knox, Frank, 1932-1944, undatedLane, Franklin K.


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1913-1914(2 folders)

BOX 87REEL 55

1915-1921, undated

(4 folders)Lansing, Robert, 1914-1924, undated


Lejeune, John A., 1913-1945, undated

(3 folders)McAdoo, W. G.

1912-1915(4 folders)

BOX 89REEL 56

1916-1929


1930-1945, undated

(2 folders)McGowan, Samuel, 1914-1934

(5 folders)McReynolds, James C., 1913-1921


Marshall, Thomas R., 1913-1921

Mayo, H. T., 1913-1937, undated(2 folders)

Meredith, Edwin T., 1918-1921Morgenthau, Henry, Sr. (1856-1946) and Jr., (1891-1976), 1912-1946, undated

(3 folders)Murphy, Frank, 1936-1940Niblack, Albert P., 1914-1920


Page, Walter H., 1913-1918

Palmer, Al Mitchell, 1913-1946, undated(4 folders)

Palmer, Leigh C., 1913-1920(3 folders)

BOX 93REEL 58

Payne, John B., 1920-1932

Perkins, Frances, 1933-1940Pershing, John J., 1920-1943Polk, Frank L., 1914-1939Redfield, William C.

1913, Mar.-1919, July(7 folders)

BOX 94REEL 59

1919, Aug-1932, June


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Miscellany, undatedRodman, Hugh, 1914-1938Rogers, Will, 1914, 1932-1935, 1941Roosevelt, Franklin D.

1913-1928(6 folders)

BOX 95REEL 59

1929-1935


1936-1939


1940-1945, undated

(5 folders)Correspondence sent to others, 1913-1920, 1933-1944


Correspondence received from others, 1913-1920, 1942-1944

Family correspondence, Eleanor Roosevelt, 1913-1946, undated(4 folders)

Family correspondence, other members, 1915-1941, undatedMiscellany, 1913-1945

BOX 99REEL 61

Roosevelt, Henry L., 1918-1936

Roosevelt, Theodore (1858-1919), and family, 1913-1939Roper, Daniel C., 1913-1942

(6 folders)Scales, A.H.

1913-1919, Mar.BOX 100REEL 61-62

1919, May-1942

(4 folders)Sims, William Sowden

1914-Oct. 1918(4 folders)

BOX 101REEL 62

1918, Nov.-1921

(4 folders)Smith, Frank, 1912-1946

(4 folders)Stimson, Henry L., 1931-1945

BOX 102REEL 62-63

Swanson, Claude A., 1913-1939

(5 folders)Taft, William H., 1918-1925Truman, Harry S., 1937-1946


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BOX 103REEL 63

Tumulty, Joseph P.

1913, Mar.-1915, Apr.(6 folders)

BOX 104REEL 63

1915, May-1918, Apr.


1918, May-1944

(5 folders)Van Dyke, Henry, 1911-1945Wallace, Henry A., 1933-1948, undated


Washington, Thomas, 1913-1946

(2 folders)Welles, Sumner, 1927-1947


White House, 1913-1946, undated

(3 folders)Wilson, Henry B., 1913-1945

(3 folders)Wilson, William B.

1913-1916(2 folders)

BOX 108REEL 65

1917-1933

(3 folders)Wilson, Woodrow

1911-1914(4 folders)

BOX 109REEL 65

1915, Jan.-1917, June


1917, July-1918, Dec.


1919-1923, undated

(4 folders)Correspondence sent to others, 1883-1920, undated

(2 folders)Correspondence received from others, 1913-1920Family correspondence

Wilson, Ellen Axson, 1912-1913Wilson, Edith Bolling Galt

1913-1944(2 folders)


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BOX 112REEL 66

1945-1946, undated

Other members, 1913-1946, undatedMiscellany

1913-1942Envelopes

Winterhalter, Albert G., 1913-1923, undated(2 folders)

Woodring, Harry H., 1935-1940

BOX 113-289REEL 1-102

General, 1878-1948

Letters concerning activities of the Democratic party between election campaigns; Daniels'sviews on broad topics such as religion and patriotism; and, after 1921, patronage andother routine correspondence.

Arranged chronologically by month.Available on microfilm. Shelf no. 19,565.

BOX 113REEL 1

1878-1912

(3 folders)1913

Jan.-Oct.(3 folders)

BOX 114REEL 1-2

Nov.-Dec.

1914(3 folders)

1915Jan.-Apr.

BOX 115REEL 2

May-Dec.

(2 folders)1916


1917

(4 folders)1918

Jan.-June(2 folders)

BOX 117REEL 3

July-Dec.

(2 folders)1919


1920-1921

(5 folders)


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BOX 119REEL 4-5

circa 1913-1921

1922Jan.-Oct.


Nov.-Dec.


Dec.

(4 folders)1923

Jan.(2 folders)

BOX 122REEL 6

Jan.

(4 folders)Feb.


Feb.

(3 folders)Mar.


Mar.

(3 folders)Apr.


Apr.

(2 folders)May


May

(2 folders)June

(3 folders)July-Sept.

BOX 127 Oct.-Dec.(3 folders)

[1923], no month no day(2 folders)

BOX 128REEL 9

1924

Jan.(4 folders)


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Feb.(2 folders)

BOX 129REEL 9-10

Feb.

(2 folders)Mar.


Apr.

(3 folders)May


May

(3 folders)June


July-Aug.


Sept.-Nov.


Dec.

(4 folders)[1924], no month no day


1925

Jan.(4 folders)

Feb.(1 folder)

BOX 136REEL 13

Feb.

(3 folders)Mar.


Apr.

(3 folders)May


May

(2 folders)June

(3 folders)


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BOX 139REEL 14-15

June

(1 folder)July

(2 folders)Aug.


Aug.

(1 folder)Sept.

(3 folders)Oct.

(1 folder)BOX 141REEL 15-16

Oct.

(2 folders)Nov.


Dec.


BOX 143REEL 16-17

1926

Jan.(4 folders)

Feb.(1 folder)

BOX 144REEL 17

Feb.

(3 folders)Mar.


Mar.

(2 folders)Apr.

(3 folders)BOX 146 May

(4 folders)June


June

(3 folders)July

(2 folders)BOX 148 July


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REEL 19(2 folders)

Aug.(4 folders)

Sept.(1 folder)

BOX 149REEL 19-20

Sept.

(2 folders)Oct.


Nov.

(4 folders)Dec.


Dec.


1927Jan.


Jan.

(4 folders)Feb.


Feb.

(3 folders)Mar.


Mar.

(3 folders)Apr.


Apr.

(3 folders)May


May

(1 folder)June

(4 folders)BOX 157 July


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REEL 23-24(4 folders)

Aug.(1 folder)

BOX 158REEL 24

Aug.

(3 folders)Sept.


Sept.

(1 folder)Oct.


Nov.

(5 folders)Dec.

(1 folder)BOX 161REEL 26

Dec.



1928

Jan.(3 folders)

Feb.(2 folders)

BOX 163REEL 27

Feb.

(2 folders)Mar.


Mar.

(1 folder)Apr.

(4 folders)May


May

(3 folders)June

(2 folders)


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BOX 166REEL 28-29

June

(2 folders)July


July

(1 folder)Aug.


Aug.

(1 folder)Sept.


Oct.

(3 folders)Nov.


Nov.

(2 folders)Dec.


Dec.

(1 folder)[1928], no month no day

(3 folders)1929

Jan.(2 folders)

BOX 172REEL 32

Jan.

(2 folders)Feb.


Mar.

(5 folders)BOX 174 Apr.

(3 folders)May


May

(2 folders)


Container Contents


June(4 folders)

BOX 176REEL 34

July

(4 folders)Aug.


Aug.

(1 folder)Sept.


Oct.

(3 folders)Nov.


Nov.

(1 folder)Dec.



[1929], no month no day

(1 folder)1930

Jan.(4 folders)

BOX 181REEL 37

Feb.

(4 folders)Mar.


Mar.

(3 folders)Apr.


Apr.

(3 folders)May


May

(2 folders)


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June(3 folders)

BOX 185REEL 39-40

June

(2 folders)July

(3 folders)Aug.


Aug.

(2 folders)Sept.


Sept.

(1 folder)Oct.

(4 folders)Nov.


Nov.

(3 folders)Dec.


Dec.


1931Jan.


Jan.

(4 folders)Mar.


Mar.

(3 folders)Apr.


Apr.

(2 folders)May

(3 folders)BOX 193 June


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July(1 folder)

BOX 194REEL 45

July

(2 folders)Aug.

(2 folders)Sept.


Sept.

(2 folders)Oct.


Oct.

(1 folder)Nov.


Dec.



(3 folders)1932

Jan.(2 folders)

BOX 199REEL 48-49

Jan.

(2 folders)Feb.


Feb.

(2 folders)Mar.


Mar.

(1 folder)Apr.


May

(4 folders)


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June(1 folder)

BOX 203REEL 51-52

June

(3 folders)July


July

(2 folders)Aug.


Sept.-Dec



(2 folders)1933

Jan.-Feb.Mar.


Mar.

(4 folders)Apr.


Apr.

(1 folder)May


June

(3 folders)July


July

(2 folders)Aug.

(3 folders)Sept.


Sept.

(2 folders)Oct.

(3 folders)


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Nov.(1 folder)

BOX 212REEL 57

Nov.

(2 folders)Dec.


1934Jan.


Jan.

(2 folders)Feb.

(3 folders)Mar.


Mar.

(1 folder)Apr.

(3 folders)May


May

(2 folders)June


July-Aug.

(5 folders)Sept.


Sept.

(2 folders)Oct.

(3 folders)Nov.


Nov.

(2 folders)Dec.


BOX 219 1935


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REEL 61-62Jan.

(4 folders)Feb.


Feb.

(1 folder)Mar.

(3 folders)Apr.


Apr.

(1 folder)May


June

(4 folders)July


July

(1 folder)Aug.-Sept.


Oct.-Nov.

(4 folders)Dec.


Dec.


1936Jan.


Feb.-Mar.


Apr.-May


June-July

(5 folders)BOX 229 Aug.-Sept.


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REEL 67(4 folders)

Oct.(1 folder)

BOX 230REEL 67-68

Oct.

(1 folder)Nov.

(3 folders)Dec.


Dec.


1937Jan.-Feb


Mar.-Apr.


May-June


July-Sept.

(5 folders)Oct.


Oct.

(2 folders)Nov.

(3 folders)Dec.


Dec.


1938Jan.-Feb.


Mar.-July


Aug.-Nov.

(5 folders)


Container Contents


Dec.(1 folder)

BOX 239REEL 72-73

Dec.


1939Jan.-Apr.


May-Aug.

(5 folders)Sept.


Sept.

(1 folder)Oct.-Nov.

(4 folders)Dec.


Dec.


1940Jan.-May


June-Aug.

(4 folders)Sept.


Sept.

(1 folder)Oct.-Nov.

(3 folders)Dec.


Dec.


1941Jan.

(2 folders)Feb.

(1 folder)


Container Contents


BOX 246REEL 76-77

Feb.

(2 folders)Mar.-Apr.


May-Aug.


Sept.-Dec.


BOX 249REEL 78

1942

Jan.-Feb.(6 folders)

BOX 250REEL 79

Mar.

(4 folders)Apr.


Apr.

(3 folders)May


May

(4 folders)June


June


July

(4 folders)Aug.


Aug.

(1 folder)Sept.


Sept.

(1 folder)Oct.

(5 folders)


Container Contents


BOX 257REEL 82-83

Oct.

(1 folder)Nov.


Dec.



1943

Jan.(6 folders)

BOX 260REEL 84-85

Jan.

(4 folders)Mar.


Mar.

(3 folders)Apr.


Apr.

(2 folders)May


May

(1 folder)June

(3 folders)July


July

(2 folders)Aug.


Sept.

(3 folders)Oct.


Oct.

(1 folder)


Container Contents


Nov.(4 folders)

Dec.(1 folder)

BOX 267REEL 88-89

Dec.


1944Jan.


Jan.

(1 folder)Feb.

(3 folders)Mar.


Mar.

(2 folders)Apr.

(3 folders)May


May

(3 folders)June


July-Aug.


Sept.-Oct.


Nov.

(5 folders)Dec.


Dec.

(3 folders)1945

Jan.(3 folders)


Container Contents


BOX 275REEL 93-94

Jan.

(2 folders)Feb.


Feb.

(2 folders)Mar.


Mar.

(1 folder)Apr.


May

(4 folders)June


June

(1 folder)July

(4 folders)Aug.


Aug.

(3 folders)Sept.


Sept.

(1 folder)Oct.

(4 folders)Nov.


Nov.

(2 folders)Dec.



1946


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Mar.(1 folder)

BOX 284REEL 99-100

Mar.

(2 folders)Apr.

(3 folders)May


May

(2 folders)June

(2 folders)July


July

(1 folder)Aug.-Sept.

(5 folders)Oct.


Oct.

(1 folder)Nov.-Dec.


BOX 288REEL 102

1947


Mar.(1 folder)

BOX 289REEL 102

Mar.

(1 folder)Apr.

(3 folders)May-Dec., [1947], no month no day

1948(2 folders)


Container Contents


BOX 290-332REEL 1-90

Letterbooks, 1913-1921

Copies of letters and telegrams sent, including some addressed to family members andspecial correspondents.

Arranged chronologically by day.Available on microfilm. Shelf no. 19,231.

BOX 290REEL 1

1913

Mar. 6-14BOX 291REEL 2-3

Mar. 7-Apr. 2

(2 volumes)BOX 292REEL 4-5

Apr. 1-29

(2 vols.)BOX 293REEL 6-7

Apr. 29- June 4


May 29-July 12

BOX 295REEL 10-11

July 11-Sept. 2


Sept. 3-Oct. 17


Oct 17.-Nov. 26


Nov. 26-Dec. 25

1913, Dec. 18-1914, Jan. 7BOX 299REEL 18-19

1914

Jan. 7-Feb. 17(2 vols.)

BOX 300REEL 20-21

Feb. 16-Mar. 25

(2 vols.)BOX 301REEL 22

Mar. 25-Apr. 30


Apr. 30-June 12


June 12-Aug. 18

(2 vols.)BOX 304 Aug. 18-Oct. 26


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REEL 27-28(2 vols.)

BOX 305REEL 29-30

Oct. 26-Dec. 30


1914, Dec. 30-1915, Jan. 26

1915Jan. 26-Feb. 19

BOX 307REEL 33-34

Feb. 19-Apr. 24


Apr. 24- June 2


June 2-July 31

(2 vols.)BOX 310REEL 40

1917

Sept. 5-21BOX 311REEL 41

Sept. 21-Oct. 12


Oct. 12-Nov. 14


Nov. 14-Dec. 20


1917, Dec. 20-1918, Jan. 9

1918Jan. 7-28

BOX 315REEL 48-49

Jan. 28-Mar. 4


Mar. 4-Apr. 5


Apr. 5-May 15


May 16-June 17


June 17-July 18

(2 vols.)BOX 320 July 18-Sept. 4


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REEL 58-60(3 vols.)

BOX 321REEL 61-63

Sept. 4-Oct. 23


Oct. 23-Dec. 21


1918, Dec. 18-1919, Jan. 3

1919Jan. 3-Feb. 4


Feb. 1-June 3


June 3-July 24


July 12-Dec. 6


1919, Dec. 6-1920, Jan. 6

1920Jan. 6-Mar. 21


Telegrams

1913, Dec. 20-1915, Aug. 9(2 vols.)

BOX 329REEL 83-84

1915, Aug. 9-1917, Dec. 12


1917, Dec. 12-1918, Oct. 10


1918, Oct. 11-1919, June 4 (2 vols)

BOX 332REEL 89-90

1919, June 4-1921, Mar. 1 (2 vols)


Invitations, 1912-1933

Letters and telegrams relating to speaking engagements and other public appearances, and totransportation and hotel accommodations.


BOX 333 19121913


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BOX 334 June-Oct.(4 folders)


BOX 336 1914Jan.-Mar.

(5 folders)BOX 337 Mar.-June

(5 folders)BOX 338 June-Dec.

(4 folders)BOX 339 1915

Jan.-Mar.(4 folders)

BOX 340 Apr.-June(4 folders)

BOX 341 June-Oct.(4 folders)


BOX 343 1916(5 folders)

BOX 344 1917Jan.-May

(5 folders)BOX 345 June-Dec.

(4 folders)1918


BOX 346 Feb.-Apr.(7 folders)


BOX 348 June-Sept.(6 folders)

BOX 349 Sept.-Nov.(6 folders)

BOX 350 Nov.-Dec.(4 folders)

1919Jan.

(2 folders)BOX 351 Jan.-Mar.

(5 folders)


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BOX 352 Mar.-May(5 folders)

BOX 353 June-July(4 folders)

BOX 354 July-Aug.(4 folders)

BOX 355 Aug.-Oct.(7 folders)


1920Jan.

(2 folders)BOX 357 Feb.-June

(7 folders)BOX 358 June-Oct.

(6 folders)BOX 359 Nov-Dec.

(2 folders)1921-1922, 1933-1938, undated

(5 folders)


Introductions-Patronage, 1912-1941

Recommendations sent and received and inquiries regarding employment with agenciesother than the Department of the Navy and American Embassy in Mexico.


BOX 360 1912, Nov.1913


BOX 361 Apr.-May(5 folders)

BOX 362 May-July(5 folders)

BOX 363 July-Nov.(5 folders)


1914Jan.-Feb.

(3 folders)BOX 365 Mar.-June

(4 folders)BOX 366 July -Dec.



Container Contents



BOX 368 July-Dec.(5 folders)


1917Jan.

BOX 370 Feb.-June(5 folders)


1918Jan.-Feb.

(2 folders)BOX 372 Mar.-Aug.

(6 folders)BOX 373 Sept.-Dec.

(4 folders)1919


BOX 374 Apr.-Dec.(3 folders)

1920Jan.-Aug.


19211932

(4 folders)1933

Jan.BOX 376 Jan.-Mar.

(6 folders)BOX 377 Mar.-Dec.

(4 folders)1934

(2 folders)BOX 378 1935-1936

(5 folders)1937

Jan.-Mar.BOX 379 Apr.-Dec.

(2 folders)1938

Jan.-July(3 folders)


Container Contents


BOX 380 Aug.-Dec.(3 folders)

1939Jan.-Apr.

(2 folders)BOX 381 May-Dec.

(4 folders)1940


BOX 382 Mar.-Dec.(6 folders)



Requests, 1913-1941

Solicitations for autographs, photographs, and information about the Navy or Mexico.Arranged chronologically by month.


1914Jan.-Feb.

BOX 385 Mar.-Dec.(4 folders)

1915Jan.-Mar.

(2 folders)BOX 386 Mar.-Oct.

(5 folders)BOX 387 Oct.-Dec.



BOX 389 Sept.-Dec.(3 folders)

1917(3 folders)


1919Jan.-Sept.

(2 folders)BOX 391 Oct.-Dec.

1920(4 folders)


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BOX 392 1921, 1933-1941(10 folders)


Miscellaneous, 1912-1921

Petitions and suggestions concerning national, state, and local issues not represented bysubject files; letters praising or criticizing Daniels; and anonymous or other unansweredcorrespondence.

BOX 393 19121913

Feb.-Apr.(4 folders)




BOX 397 Sept.-Oct.(4 folders)

BOX 398 Oct.-Nov.(4 folders)

BOX 399 Dec.(3 folders)

1913, no month no day, 1921, undated(2 folders)

BOX 400 1914Jan.

(5 folders)BOX 401 Feb.-Mar.

(5 folders)BOX 402 Mar.-Apr.

(5 folders)BOX 403 Apr.-May

(5 folders)BOX 404 May-June

(5 folders)BOX 405 July-Aug.

(5 folders)BOX 406 Aug.-Sept.

(5 folders)BOX 407 Oct.-Nov.

(5 folders)BOX 408 Nov.-Dec.



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BOX 410 Mar.-Apr.(5 folders)


BOX 412 May-June(4 folders)



BOX 415 Aug.-Sept.(5 folders)

BOX 416 Sept.-Oct.(5 folders)



BOX 419 Dec.1916

Jan.-Aug.(5 folders)

BOX 420 Sept. -Nov.(6 folders)


[1913-1916], no month no dayBOX 422 1917


BOX 423 Feb.-Mar.(5 folders)




BOX 427 June(5 folders)

BOX 428 July(5 folders)

BOX 429 July-Sept.(6 folders)

BOX 430 Sept.-Nov.(6 folders)


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1918Jan.

BOX 432 Jan.-Feb.(6 folders)

BOX 433 Feb.-Mar.(5 folders)






BOX 439 Sept.- Oct(6 folders)


BOX 441 Nov.(6 folders)

BOX 442 Dec.(6 folders)


BOX 443 [1918], no month no day(2 folders)

1919Jan.

(4 folders)BOX 444 Jan.-Feb.

(6 folders)BOX 445 Feb.-Mar.

(6 folders)BOX 446 Apr.-June

(6 folders)BOX 447 June-July

(5 folders)BOX 448 July-Sept.

(6 folders)BOX 449 Oct.-Nov.




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BOX 451 1920Jan.-Feb.

(6 folders)BOX 452 Feb.-Apr.

(6 folders)BOX 453 Apr.-June

(6 folders)BOX 454 June-Aug.

(5 folders)BOX 455 Sept.-Nov.



1921Jan.

BOX 457 Jan.-Mar.(5 folders)

BOX 458-705REEL 1-107


BOX 458-642REEL 1-107

Navy, 1829-1947

Correspondence, memoranda, newspaper clippings, notes, and printed matter, includingsome material on Mexico.

Arranged alphabetically by subject and chronologically within each file. Correspondencerelating to naval affairs after 1921 is chronologically arranged within the Department ofthe Navy file.


BOX 458REEL 1

Agriculture Department, 1913-1921

Alcohol and vice controlCommission on training camp activities

1917, May-1918, July(5 folders)

BOX 459REEL 1-2

1918, Aug.-1921

(4 folders)General

1912-19161917

Mar.-MayBOX 460REEL 2

May-Dec.


1918


Container Contents



BOX 462REEL 3-4

May-Dec.


1919-1921, undated

(2 folders)Interdepartmental Social Hygiene Board, 1918-1921


Kent case, 1919-1920

Official statistics and correspondence, 1914-1921, undated(2 folders)

Wine mess order, 1829-1899, 1914-1917(4 folders)

BOX 465REEL 5

Anti-Imperialist League, Erving Winslow, 1913-1921

Appeals: discipline, discharges1912-1913


1914

Jan.-Sept.(5 folders)

BOX 467REEL 6-7

Oct.-Dec.

1915 (4 foldersBOX 468REEL 7

1916

1917(3 folders)

BOX 469REEL 7-8

1917

(1 folder)1918


1918


1918

(3 folders)1919


1919



Container Contents



BOX 474REEL 11

1919


1919

(3 folders)1920


1920

(2 folders)1921, undated


Applications for enlistment, employment and promotion

1913(6 folders)

BOX 478REEL 13

1914


1914

(3 folders)1915


1915


1915

(6 folders)1916


1916

(1 folder)1917


1917


1917


1917

(5 folders)


Container Contents


BOX 486REEL 18

1917

(2 folders)1918


1918


1918


1918


1918


1918


1918


1918


1919

(5 folders)1920


1920

(2 folders)1921, undated


Annual report, 1913-1920, undated


Appropriations, 1915-1921

Argentina, 1913-1920Arming merchant ships, 1915-1919Armor plate

1912-1914(5 folders)

BOX 498REEL 25

1915-1916

(3 folders)


Container Contents


1917Jan.-Apr.


May-July

(2 folders)1918, Sept.-1921, undated


Aviation

1913-1916(2 folders)

1917Jan.-Sept.


Oct.-Dec.

1918(3 folders)

BOX 502REEL 27

1919-1921, undated


Awards for heroism, Navy and Marine Corps, 1914-1921, undated

(2 folders)Azores, 1918-1921Belgium, 1914-1919Bliss Co. lawsuit, 1915-1919, undatedBoard of Appraisal, 1917-1920, undatedBrazil, 1917-1921China, 1913-1918Chronologies and naval history, 1900, 1913-1927, 1942, undated


Civilian Naval Consulting Board

1914-1917BOX 505REEL 28-29

1918-1921, undated

(6 folders)Inventions, 1913-1917


Coal conference, 1917-1919

(2 folders)Coal supply, 1913-1920, undated


Coast defense, 1917-1918


Container Contents


Coast Guard, 1917-1920, undated(3 folders)

Commerce, Department of, 1913-1921(2 folders)

BOX 508REEL 30

Communication service

All United States Navy messages, 1917-1921, undated(2 folders)

Dispatch reading file, 1917-1921, undated(3 folders)

General1913-1917

BOX 509REEL 30-31

1918-1921, undated

(5 folders)World wireless messages, 21 Aug. 1920

Compensation Board, 1917-1921BOX 510REEL 31

Construction and Repair Bureau

Candidates for chief, 1913-1914General

1913-1917(4 folders)

1918Jan.-June

BOX 511REEL 31-32

July-Dec.

1919-1921(4 folders)

Monthly reports, 1918-1921(2 folders)

BOX 512REEL 32-33

Council of National Defense

General1913-1917


1918


1919-1921, undated


Minutes, 1917-1921

(5 folders)National Defense Conference, 1917, May 2-3State, 1917


Container Contents


BOX 516REEL 35

Cuba, 1911-1920

Denmark, 1918-1919Destroyer Force, Queenstown, Ireland, 1917-1921, undatedDolphin (USS), 1913-1916Engineering (Steam) Bureau

1913-1935, undated(3 folders)

Candidates for chief, 1913, undated(2 folders)

BOX 517REEL 35-36

Enlisted men

Education, 1913, Mar.-1920, undated(2 folders)

Personnel practices, 1912-1921, undated(2 folders)

Recruiting1913-1921, undated


“Man-O-Warsman,” 1913-1914

“Neal of the Navy,” 1915France, 1917-1921Fuel administration, 1918-1919General Board, 1900-1921, undatedGermany, 1918-1919Great Britain, 1916-1921, undated


Greece, 1914-1918

Guam, 1913-1921Guantanamo, Cuba Naval Station, 1913-1919Gunnery, 1913-1920, undatedHawaii, 1913-1920, undatedHouse Committee on Naval Affairs

1896-1899, 1913-1916(2 folders)

BOX 520REEL 37-38

1917-1921

(4 folders)Inland waterways, 1920-1921Intelligence, naval

1913-1916BOX 521REEL 38

1917-1918, Sept.

BOX 522REEL 38-39

1918, Oct.-1921, Aug, undated

(6 folders)


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BOX 523REEL 39

Balkans, Salonika front, 1917-1918

Russia, 1919World navies data, 1913-1921

Interned ships, 1915-1923, undated(2 folders)

Italy, 1916-1921, undatedInterior Department, 1913-1921, undated

BOX 524REEL 39-40

Japan, 1913-1920, undated

(2 folders)Jewish relief, 1913-1920, undated


Judge Advocate General

1906-1917(2 folders)

BOX 525REEL 40-41

1918-1921, undated

(6 folders)Candidates, 1913, Apr.-Oct.

BOX 526REEL 41

Hill, W. L., 1913-1920

Osborne, Thomas M. (naval prison, Portsmouth, N.H.) 1916-1921(6 folders)

BOX 527REEL 41-42

Justice, Department of, 1913-1921, undated

(3 folders)Labor, Department of

1913-19161917

Jan.-Aug.BOX 528REEL 42

Sept.-Dec.


BOX 529REEL 43

League of Nations

Peace treaty, 1915-1920United States Naval Policy, 1918-1924, undated

Liberty loans19171918, Jan.-June


1918, July-1920, undated

(2 folders)Lumsden, John C., 1913-1914


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Lusitania, 1915Marine Corps

Band, 1913-1921(3 folders)

BOX 531REEL 44

Commandant, candidates, 1913-1914

(4 folders)Examinations for second lieutenant, 1913-1914, undatedGeneral

1899-1914(3 folders)

BOX 532REEL 44-45

1915-1918


1919-1921, undated

(3 folders)Unit rosters, 1918

Mayflower (presidential yacht), 1913-1920, undatedMedicine and Surgery Bureau

1911-1914(2 folders)

BOX 534REEL 46

1915-1919


1920-1921, undated

Surgeon general candidates, 1913-1914(3 folders)

Weekly reports, 1917-1918Merchant marine, 1913-1920, undated

BOX 536REEL 47

Mexico

1913-1914BOX 537REEL 47-48

1915-1935, undated

(2 folders)Jenkins affair, 1919, 1933-1945Tampico incident, 1914-1917

MusicNavy bands, 1915-1920Training camps, 1918-1919

BOX 538REEL 48

Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md.

Appeals, discipline, 1913-1921, undated(6 folders)


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BOX 539REEL 48-49

Appeals, physical and academic, 1913-1920, undated


Appointment inquiries

1913-1916, May(6 folders)

BOX 541REEL 49-50

1916, June-1921


Athletics, 1913-1920, undated

Civilian instructors, 1913-1921, undated(3 folders)

Examinations practices survey, 1915Foreign language instruction survey, 1916

BOX 543REEL 51

General

1913-1917(5 folders)

BOX 544REEL 51-52

1918-1921, undated

(4 folders)Language department head recommendations, 1916-1919

(2 folders)Naval Militia, 1913-1920


Naval Operations, Office of

1913-1920(6 folders)

BOX 546REEL 52-53

1920-1921, undated

Navigation BureauGeneral

1911-1917(3 folders)

1918Jan.-Aug.


Sept.-Dec.


Hydrographic Office, 1913-1921, undated(2 folders)

BOX 548REEL 53-54

Hydrographic Office, 1913-1921, undated

(1 folder)


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Navy DepartmentAdministration and organization, 1911-1933, undated

(3 folders)Assistant secretary's office

Roosevelt, Franklin D., 1913-1920(2 folders)

BOX 549REEL 54-55

Woodbury, Gordon, 1920-1921

Bureau chiefs, 1913-1916, undatedGeneral

1918-1924, Mar.(5 folders)

BOX 550REEL 55

1924, Apr.-1931


1932-1935

1936Jan.-June

BOX 552REEL 56

July-Dec.

1937-1940(4 folders)

BOX 553REEL 57

1941-1942


1943


1944

(3 folders)1945


BOX 556REEL 58-59

Oct.-Dec.


Secretaries of the navyAdams, Charles Francis, 1929-1930Chandler, William E., 1913-1918

BOX 557REEL 59

Denby, Edwin, 1921-1924

Forrestal, James, 1942-1946Furer, Julius A., 1943Herbert, Hilary A., 1917-1919Long, John D., 1914


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Newberry, Truman, 1914-1919Wilbur, Curtis, 1923-1928, undatedMiscellany, 1913-1915, undated

Secretary's office1913-19141914-1921, undated

BOX 558REEL 60

1915-1921, undated

(4 folders)Smith, Jessica, 1917-1936Reminder notes, Daniels, 1916-1918, undated

BOX 559REEL 60

Tributes to Daniels

1913A-L


M-Z

(3 folders)1934

Trips, Europe, 1919-1920, 1945, undated(3 folders)

BOX 561REEL 61

Navy League

1913-1916(2 folders)

1917Jan.-Aug.


Aug.-Dec.


1918-1920, undated

(4 folders)Negroes, 1913-1924, undated


Officers

Censorship, 1913-1919Correspondence, 1913-1921, undated

(4 folders)Personnel practices

1907-1914BOX 565REEL 63

1914-1920, undated

(4 folders)Sandlin case, Oct.-Nov. 1918


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Oil reserves1913-1916

BOX 566REEL 64

1917-1921, 1943, undated

(4 folders)"History of the Naval Petroleum Reserves” (1909-1935), by R. G. Tracie


Ordnance Bureau

Candidates for chief, 1913General

1913-1917(5 folders)

BOX 568REEL 65

1918-1921, undated

(5 folders)North Sea barrage, 1916-1920

BOX 569REEL 66

Pittsburgh Arsenal

Vol. 1BOX 570REEL 66

Vol. 2

BOX 571REEL 66-67

Panama Canal, 1911-1917, undated

(3 folders)Paraguay, 1913Peru, 1915-1920Photography, naval, 1913-1921, undatedPost Office Department, 1913-1920


Preparedness controversy


BOX 573REEL 68

1916-1920, undated

(2 folders)Press

Censorship, 1914-1919, undated(3 folders)

Committee on Public Information, 1917-1919(3 folders)

BOX 574REEL 68-69

Conference transcripts

1914-1918(4 folders)

1919


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BOX 575REEL 69

Sept.-Dec.

(2 folders)1920


BOX 576REEL 69-70

Oct.-Dec.

(3 folders)1921

Dispatches, Associated Press, 1918Interviews, Dec. 1914

BOX 577REEL 70

Relations

1913(3 folders)

1914Jan.-Apr.


May-Dec.

(2 folders)1915

Jan.-May(3 folders)

BOX 579REEL 71-72

June-Dec.


1916

(2 folders)1917

Jan.-Apr.(3 folders)

BOX 581REEL 73

May-Dec.


1918


BOX 583REEL 74

July-Dec.

(2 folders)1919



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BOX 584REEL 74

Sept.-Dec.


BOX 585REEL 75

Releases

19141915


BOX 586REEL 75

Aug.-Dec.

(3 folders)1916


BOX 587REEL 75-76

July-Dec.

(2 folders)1917


1918-1921, undated

(7 folders)Summaries, 1919

BOX 589REEL 76-77

Puerto Rico, 1920-1921

Railroad Administration, 1918-1920Railway batteries, 1917-1921Red Cross

1914-1917(6 folders)

BOX 590REEL 77-78

1918-1920, undated


Refugees relief work

Christmas ship, 1914Near East, 1913-1924, undatedTennessee (Side-wheel steamer), 1914-1921United States citizens, 1914-1916

(2 folders)Relief organizations

BOX 592REEL 79

Religion and chaplains

1913-1918(5 folders)

BOX 593REEL 80

1919-1921


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Reserves, 1914-1921, undated(3 folders)

Reviews of the fleet, 1915-1918, undatedRussia, 1914-1921

BOX 594REEL 80-81

Samoa, 1913-1921

(4 folders)Santo Domingo

1913-1918BOX 595REEL 81

1919-1921, 1930-1937


Seattle riot, 1913-1919

(2 folders)Selective service, 1917-1918Senate Committee on Naval Affairs

19131914

Jan.-MayBOX 597REEL 82

June-Dec.

1915-1918(5 folders)

BOX 598REEL 82-83

1919-1921 See also Containers 602-620, Sims controversy


Shipping Board, 1913-1921


Ships

Naming and christening1913-1921, undated


Publications, 1914-1920

Requests for visits, 1910-1921(4 folders)

BOX 602REEL 85

Sims, William Sowden, controversy, 1920

Statement by SimsPrinted version

(4 folders)Printed version (photocopies)


(1 folder)


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Parts 1-6(5 folders)

TranscriptBOX 604REEL 86

Statement by Daniels

Drafts(4 folders)

BOX 605REEL 86

Drafts


Vol. 1-2


Hearings

TranscriptsBooks

1-5, Mar. 9-30(5 folders)

BOX 608REEL 88

6-9, Apr. 1-20


10-16, Apr. 21-May 13


17-21, May 14-20


22-27, May 21-28


Reply by Daniels to Sims's charges

Index to statementsReply planStatements


Statements


Statements


Statements


Statements

(26 folders)


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BOX 617REEL 94-95

Analysis, 1920, undated

(4 folders)Extracts from testimony, 1904, 1914-1920, undated

(3 folders)Press coverage, 1920

BOX 618REEL 95

General correspondence, 1919-1920

(4 folders)Irish question, 1919-1921


Reference material, 1911-1920, undated

(5 folders)Senate Naval Affairs Subcommittee

1919, June; 1920, Jan-MayBOX 620REEL 96

1920-1921, undated

Questions(2 folders)

Sims, William Sowden, personal fileMiscellaneous


Solicitor of the Navy, 1913-1921

(2 folders)Spanish-American War, Sampson/Schley Court of Inquiry, 1921State Department


Dispatches, 1914(2 folders)

Steam Engineering Bureau See Container 516, Engineering (Steam) BureauBOX 622REEL 97-98

Submarines, 1913-1921


Supplies and Accounts Bureau

1904-1906, 1913-1916(5 folders)

BOX 624REEL 98

1917-1918


1919-1921, undated

(4 folders)Paymaster general candidates, 1912-1914

Swan Islands, 1917-1918BOX 626 Telegrams sent, Western Union bills, 1914-1921


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REEL 99(2 folders)

Treasury Department, 1913-1921(3 folders)

BOX 627REEL 99-100

Virgin Islands, 1917-1921

War College, 1913-1921, undated(4 folders)

BOX 628REEL 100

War Department, 1913-1921, undated


War Finance Corporation, 1918-1921

War Industries Board, 1917-1918War missions, visiting allies, 1917-1921

(2 folders)War records, Cabinet members' sons, 1917-1920War risk insurance, 1917-1921War Trade Board, 1918

BOX 630REEL 101

Yards and Docks Bureau

Bids, 1915-1921(2 folders)

Candidates for chief, 1913-1917General

1862-1916BOX 631REEL 101-102

1917-1921, undated

(2 folders)Naval stations and districts

1st Naval District1913-1916


1917-1923, undated


2d Naval District, 1913-1921

(3 folders)3d Naval District

1911-1917(3 folders)

BOX 634REEL 103

1918-1921, undated


4th Naval District, 1913-1921

(5 folders)BOX 636 5th Naval District, 1913-1921, undated


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BOX 637REEL 105

6th Naval District, 1913-1921, undated

7th Naval District, 1912-19218th Naval District, 1911-1920


9th-11th Naval Districts, 1913-1921





14th Naval District, 1913-192015th Naval District, 1919-1920

Site proposals, 1913-1920(4 folders)

BOX 641REEL 107

Young Men's Christian Association

1913-1917(4 folders)

1918Jan.-July


July-Dec.

(2 folders)1919-1921, undated

(3 folders)


Mexico, 1913-1948

Correspondence, memoranda, newspaper clippings, notes, and printed material. Includescorrespondence after 1921 with Department of State personnel, embassy employees,consuls in Mexico, and officials of the Mexican government.


BOX 643 Argentina, 1937-1941Bolivia, 1919, 1938Brazil, 1934, 1942-1946Chile, 1939-1940China, 1934-1936, 1943Church state relations

1929-1935(5 folders)

BOX 644 1935-1947, undated(3 folders)


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Callahan, P. H.1929-1935

(4 folders)BOX 645 1935-1940

(5 folders)BOX 646 Claims, American, 1932-1937

(2 folders)Consular correspondence, 1933-1941

(7 folders)Cuba, 1934-1942

BOX 647 Economic data, 1933-1936Education, 1929-1942

(2 folders)Embassy file

Cigarette orders, 1935-1940Conversation memoranda, 1933-1941

(2 folders)Diplomatic correspondence, 1933-1945Employment applications, 1933-1937General

1933-1936BOX 648 1937-1947, undated [1933-1947]

(6 folders)Staff correspondence

1932-1934BOX 649 1935-1940

(6 folders)BOX 650 1941, Feb.-1944, Sept.

(5 folders)BOX 651 1944, Sept.-1948, Jan.

(3 folders)Staff directory, inventory of papers

“Fifteen Years of Mexican Political Life,” by Emilio Portes Gil, Chapters 1-27(3 folders)

BOX 652 France, 1933-1941Germany, 1933-1940Great Britain, 1934-1945Haiti, 1930Historical data, 1913-1941, undated

(2 folders)Interior Department, 1938-1940Italy, 1933-1935, 1941Japan, 1936

BOX 653 Land reformGeneral, 1915, 1926, 1940Sala, Antenor, 1933-1935Zapata, Emiliano, 1936


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Magazine articles and radio scripts (U.S.), 1933-1945(2 folders)

BOX 654 Mexican officials1933-1941

(8 folders)BOX 655 1942-1947, undated

(3 folders)Mexican-U.S. relations

Murray, Robert, 1926, Aug.-1938, 1940, undated(3 folders)

Reference material1914, 1933-1934

BOX 656 1934-1941, undatedMexican newspapers, translations, 1930-1945, undated

(6 folders)BOX 657 Oil and expropriation, 1919, 1933-1947, undated

(3 folders)BOX 658 Pan Americanism, 1933-1942, undated

Peru, 1933-1941Poland, 1934-1939Press

1933-1934(4 folders)

BOX 659 1935-1939, Dec.(6 folders)

BOX 660 1939, Dec.-1941(2 folders)

Press conferences and interviews, 1933-1941Press releases, 1933-1941Radio stations, 1933-1934Six-year plan, 1934-1940

BOX 661 State Department1895, 1916-1917, 1930-1935

(4 folders)BOX 662 1935-1939


(5 folders)BOX 664 Dispatches, 1933-1941

(4 folders)Sweden, 1935-1941

BOX 665 Trips1934

El Paso, ChihuahuaMonterrey, MexicoNuevo Laredo, MexicoOrizaba, Mexico


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Puebla, MexicoRio Grande Valley, TexasSaltillo, MexicoSan Luis Potosi, Mexico

1934-1936, Los Angeles and San Diego, Calif.1935

Guadalajara, MexicoBOX 666 Mexican States

Oaxaca, Mexico1936

Nuevo Laredo, MexicoSchedules, fares, 1934-1935, undatedVera Cruz, MexicoYucatan, Mexico

1936-1941, Los Angeles and San Diego, Calif.1937

FranceUnited States


General, 1890-1947

Correspondence, memoranda, newspaper clippings, notes, and printed material. Containsmaterial not directly related to Daniels service in the Department of the Navy andMexico.


BOX 667 Agriculture Department, 1934-1937, undatedAmerican Legion, 1919-1946

(3 folders)BOX 668 American University, Washington, D.C., 1917-1941, undated

(3 folders)Commerce Department, 1934Cotton show, 1914-1915

BOX 669 Elections1900-1912

(8 folders)BOX 670 1912-1914

(6 folders)BOX 671 1915-1916

(6 folders)BOX 672 [1916]-1918, undated


(7 folders)BOX 674 North Carolina gubernatorial nomination, 1932

A-H(6 folders)


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BOX 675 J-Z(6 folders)

BOX 676 Petitions1932-1947

(5 folders)Federal Power Commission, 1943Flag Day, 1914-1917, 1920, 1933, 1941, 1947Great Smoky Mountains National Park

1913, 1934-1935BOX 677 1936-1946

(2 folders)Jewish relief, 1934-1946Justice Department, 1925-1930, 1938-1947

(2 folders)Labor, 1924, 1938Labor Department, 1934-1944Library of Congress reference requestsMemorials

American cemeteries, France, 1915, 1937, undatedArlington National Cemetery

1913-1919BOX 678 1920-1921, undated

Asbury, Francis, 1916-1921, undatedAycock monument, North Carolina, 1913-1940Barry statue, 1914Ericsson, John, 1916-1920, undatedMaine (battleship), 1913-1915Miscellaneous memorialsMount Vernon Association, 1916Negro Soldiers and Sailors, 1919“Sons of Liberty,” 1919-1920

BOX 679 William Jennings Bryan Memorial Association1925-1926

A-R(6 folders)

BOX 680REEL

S-Z

(6 folders)Callahan, P. H.

1925(4 folders)

BOX 681 1926, undated(2 folders)

Statue, 1933-1934A-Z

(3 folders)


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Callahan, P. H.(2 folders)

BOX 682 Callahan, P. H.(1 folder)

Miscellany, 1934-1936, undatedRosser, C. M., 1937

Woodrow Wilson, 1917-1945, undated(4 folders)

BOX 683 National Popular Government League, 1936-1944(2 folders)

News and Observer1890-1912, undated



BOX 685 Sept.-Dec.1914


(6 folders)BOX 687 1916-1917


(4 folders)1919



1920(3 folders)

Undated [1913-1920]1921-1923

(2 folders)BOX 690 1924-1925

(4 folders)Undated [1923-1925]1926-1928

(3 folders)BOX 691 1929-1938

(10 folders)BOX 692 1939-1946

(9 folders)BOX 693 North Carolina, University of, Chapel Hill, N.C.

1913-1926(7 folders)


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BOX 694 1927-1934(7 folders)

BOX 695 1935-1940(5 folders)

BOX 696 1941-1947, undated [1913-1947](7 folders)

BOX 697 Post Office Department, 1940-1946Press

1913-1923(5 folders)

1924Jan.-Apr.

BOX 698 May-Dec.(2 folders)

1925-1926(3 folders)

1927Jan.-Sept.

(2 folders)BOX 699 Oct.-Dec

1928(4 folders)

1929Jan.-Mar

BOX 700 Apr.-Dec.(2 folders)

1930(3 folders)

1931Jan.-May

BOX 701 June-Dec.(2 folders)

1932(3 folders)

1942Jan.-Aug.

(2 folders)BOX 702 Sept.-Dec

1943-1944(4 folders)

BOX 703 1945-1948(5 folders)

BOX 704 Prohibition, 1912-1941, undated(6 folders)

Puerto Rico, 1913-1917BOX 705 Spain, 1933-1941

Suffrage, 1900-1901, 1911-1924, undated(5 folders)


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Transportation Bureau, 1933Treasury Department, 1933-1946War Department, 1924-1946

(2 folders)



Holograph and typewritten drafts, corrected proofs, notes research material, andcorrespondence relating to speeches, articles, books, and miscellaneous writings, includingsome by Adelaide Worth Bagley Daniels.

Arranged by type of material and chronologically within each file.

BOX 706 Speeches1887, 1903-1912

(4 folders)List, 1913-19151913

Mar.-July(5 folders)

BOX 707 Aug.-Dec.(3 folders)

1914Jan.

(4 folders)BOX 708 Jan.-Apr.

(7 folders)BOX 709 May-Dec.



BOX 711 June-Dec.(6 folders)

1916Jan.-Mar.

(3 folders)BOX 712 Apr.-Dec.

(9 folders)BOX 713 List, 1917-1918

1917(7 folders)

BOX 714 1918Jan.-May

(7 folders)BOX 715 June-Oct.


(2 folders)


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1919Jan.-Aug.


(2 folders)1920

(4 folders)BOX 718 1921-1932

(4 folders)Lists, 1933-19411933-1935

(4 folders)BOX 719 1936-1938

(7 folders)BOX 720 1939-1942

(6 folders)BOX 721 1943-1946

(5 folders)Undated

(2 folders)BOX 722 Undated



(3 folders)Undated notes and fragments

(2 folders)BOX 725 Undated notes and fragments

(3 folders)Articles

circa 1908, Articles for campaign of 1908circa 1908, [William Howard Taft and Beekman Winthrop]1914, Mar. 7, “According to Plan,” Harper's Weeklycirca 1914, May, “Making the Navy an Economic Asset,” Scientific American1914, Dec., “The First Christmas I Remember,” Baltimore Southern Methodistcirca 1914, Dec., “Blessed Are the Peace-Maker Presidents,” World Outlookcirca 1914, “Woodrow Wilson,” The Presidents of the United States,

BOX 726 1916, Dec., “Making Our Navy Efficient”1917, “Men Must Live Straight if They Would Shoot Straight”circa 1917, “Daniels Pledges Safeguards for Morale of Enlisted Men”1917, Dec., “The United States Navy,” Munsey's Magazinecirca 1918, “What the War Work of Women Will Mean to the Future”circa 1918, “Women in the War”1920, Feb., “Article for The Golden Starcirca 1920, [Admiral Sims] World's Work1920, Nov.-1921, Mar., Articles for Saturday Evening Post, correspondence


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1921, Mar. 19, “Why the United States Needs a Big Navy,” Saturday Evening Post1921, Mar. 26, “Building the World's Most Powerful Warships,” Saturday Evening Post

(3 folders)BOX 727 1921, Apr. 9, “Training Men for the Navy and the Nation,” Saturday Evening Post

(3 folders)1921, Apr. 23, “The Navy That Flies,” Saturday Evening Post1921, May 21, “Naval Reserve,” Saturday Evening Post

BOX 728 Articles for the National Newspaper Service1921 , Our Navy in the War

CorrespondenceOutlines of series and lists of subscribing papers“Lifting the Smoke Screen”"The Most Important Cabinet Meeting in the Wilson Administration”“The Day War Was Declared”“Leviathan Sunk! Germans Announced”“President Wilson as a Strategist”“The Story of Mr. S. W. Davidson”“Confounding German Spies and Plotters”“The United States Gunboat That Lived in Turkey All during the War”“The Secret Rendezvous of the Fleet”“N.O.T.S.— The Biggest Cargo Fleet in the World”“President Found Relief in Humorous Stories”“The War Plan That Was Lost”“Why There Should Be an Atlantic and Pacific Fleet”“How Appeasing the Shark God Insured Construction of Dry Dock at Pearl Harbor”“The Biggest Transportation Job in History”“How an American Admiral Saved Admiral Kolchak from a Russian Prison”“The Flood of War Inventions”“How an American Collier Opened the Fourth in Ponta Delgada”

BOX 729 “When the U-Boats Came to America”“Civilian Personalities of the War in Our Own Country”“The Night of 2 Apr. 1917"“The Flags of Admirals of Three Nations Floated on the Sylph”“Why the Atlantic Fleet Did Not Go as a Unit to European Waters”“Naval Aviators Were First of the Armed Forces of the United States to Land in

France”“Long Distance Guns Stopped Shelling Paris”“United States Came Near War in 1916"“What Was the Chief Allied Naval Error of the War?”“Rhymes and Queer Code Combinations Puzzled the Listening Germans”“The Biggest New Naval Offensive of the War”“The Plain American Sailor Who Saved a Ship and His Shipmates”“Washington Belles Feared They Would Catch Measles from Prince Undine”“If Germans Had Cut Every Cable, We Could Still Have Talked to Europe”“Some Kings I Have Met”“Balfour, the Philosopher”“Which Helps Most? Your Critics or Your Friends?”


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“What Is To Be the Fighting Craft of the Future?”“Marshal Joffre More Than A Fighter”“Who Can Censor the Censor”“Building a Thousand Ships”“Big Tasks That the Navy Accomplished”“The Mobilization of Inventive Talent”

“Study Means Better Life,” The Young Man and Study, 1921Syndicated articles for Twenty-First Century Press

Correspondence, 1921Foreword to Anchors Aweigh, circa 1921Syndicated articles, Woodrow Wilson, 1924

Correspondence, 1924-1925BOX 730 List of articles

“Wilson the Mystic”“House and Wilson”“Wilson and Grayson”“Wilson on Garrison”“Fall as Diagnostician”“Wilson and Ford”“The Harvey Myth”“How Wilson Met Lloyd George”“Wilson and Lansing”

(2 folders)“Wilson and Bryan”

BOX 731 “Wilson and Bill McDonald”“Wilson and Lodge”“Wilson and Brandeis”“Wilson as Military Strategist”“Wilson as a Political Leader”“Why Wilson Went to Paris”“Wilson and W. B. Wilson”“Wilson and Education”“Wilson and Teapot Dome”“Wilson and Mexico”“Wilson and the Irish”“Wilson and the Germans”

BOX 732 “Wilson and Italy”“Wilson and Neutrality”“Wilson and Privilege”“Wilson and Remarriage”“Wilson and Newspaper Men”FragmentsProofs

“Wilson and Bryan,” Saturday Evening Post, 1925, Sept 5.Correspondence


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“At Last the Inside Reasons Given of William Jennings Bryan's Resignation From theWilson Cabinet,” Liberty, 1925, Correspondence(2 folders)

[Naval Disarmament] circa 1925Articles for the Republic Syndicate

Behind the Scenes With William Jennings Bryan, 1925-1926Correspondence

(2 folders)“Goodbye, Mr. Bryan-God Bless You, Mr. President”“When Wilson and Bryan First Disagreed”“Bryan Ranks With Jefferson in Amending Constitution”“Bryan-Man of Peace-as a Soldier”“Preaching Bryan's Funeral' in 1904"“The Famous Bryan-Champ Clark Feud”“When the Commoner Was the Hon. Secretary of State”“Did Bryan Throw Away the Presidency in 1906?”

BOX 733 “Who Was the Original Bryan Man?”“Bryan and His Grape Juice Breakfasts”“Was Bryan, as He Believed, Elected in 1896?”“Wilson and Bryan Contrasted”“When Bryan Got Mad”“When Bryan Called the ’Figgers'”“Bryan at Yale”“The Great ’Silver Duel' Between Bryan and Hill”“Bryan's Fight for ’One Term for President”“When Bryan Was Actually a Dictator”Fragments

Articles on Woodrow Wilson and the CabinetCorrespondence, 1925-1926

“Progress in North Carolina,” 1926, Sept.“The Naval Battle of Paris,” circa 1926[Admiral Sims] circa 1927Syndicated column

Proofs1929-1932


Correspondence, 1924-1932(8 folders)

BOX 735 1930, July 12, “The Problem of Haiti,” Saturday Evening Post(3 folders)

1933, Sept., “The New Deal Traces Its Ancestry Back to Jefferson,' Todaycirca 1933, “Fifty Years of It”1934, Sept 8., “Navy Honors General Pershing on His Birthday,” Army and Navy Journal1934, Sept., Review of The Idea of National Interestcirca 1935, Mar, [Haywood County] The Mountaineer1935, Apr., “To Foster Patriotism and Secure Liberty,” The Note Book


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1936, Feb., “Col. L. L. Polk as I Knew Him,” Progressive Farmer1936, June, [Significance of July 4]1936, July, “Chicken Itza and Uxmal,” American Foreign Service Journal1936, circa Aug. “The Constitution Was Made for Man Not Man for the Constitution,”

World Affairs Interpretercirca 1936, Foreword to The Crusading Commoner1937, Mar., “The Most Solemn Thrill of the World War: 4 July 1917”1937, Foreword to The Republic of Czechoslovakia (includes correspondence with

Vlastimil Kymal)circa 1938, July, [The Southern Economy]1938, Aug., “The American Navy in the World War,” Army and Navy Journalcirca 1939, [U.S. Entry Into World War I]circa 1940, Nov., “Eyes North, Eyes South,” Hoycirca 1940, “Benjamin Ryan Tillman”1941, June, Article for the Edmund Burke American Memorial Committee, “Edmund

Burke Still Lives in North Carolina,” and correspondence, 1939-19411941, July 4, [Pan Americanism] Democracia1941, July, “This Is Our Hemisphere,” Mexican-American Review1941, July-Aug., “The South and World Affairs”circa 1941, “Who Was This Chapman and When Did He Crow?”1942, Jan., “Our Bill of Rights,” Opinioncirca 1942, Dec., [Woodrow Wilson]circa 1942, “Enemy Number One”circa 1944, “Can a Southerner Be a Liberal?”1945, Jan., "Who was Chapman and When Did He Crow?"1945, May 20, Article for Associated Press [1918 Peace Plan]1946, “North Carolina's Part in the Wilson Administration”undated, “The Boy Is Father to the Man”undated, “Bryan an Apostle of Peace”

BOX 736 undated, “Bryan and the Mexican Revolution”undated, “Bryan and the World War”undated, “Bryan as Secretary of State,”undated, “Bryan in the War and Against Imperialism”undated, “Bryan the Christian Crusader”undated, “Bryan's Crusade for the Free Coinage of the White Metal”undated, “Bryan's Influence upon Amendments to the Constitution and the Enactment of

Laws”undated, “Bryan's Long and Consistent Championship of Tariff Reform”Drafts entitled “Bryan”undated, “The Celebrated Bryan-Roosevelt Clash Over the Treaty With Colombia”undated, “Edward Kidder Graham”undated, “Greatest War Thrill”undated, “The Late King of the Belgians Said ’That Story Is Too Good To Be True”Review of Newton D. Baker- American at WarReview of Life and Letters of Woodrow Wilson, 1910-1914undated, “Roosevelt”undated, “Thomas Jefferson-Reformer”


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undated, “Training Our Bluejackets for Peace”undated, “Why I Favor the Constitutional Amendments”undated, [Women and the War]undated, “Woodrow Wilson as a Master Military Strategist” American Legion MonthlyFragments

BOX 737 Books1919, The Navy and the Nation

Correspondence, 1915, 19461922, Our Navy at War

CorrespondenceDrafts

Preface (?)Chapters 1-7

(7 folders)BOX 738 Chapters 8-12, 15

(8 folders)BOX 739 Chapters 15-23, 25-26

(11 folders)BOX 740 Chapters 27-30, 32, 34-35

(7 folders)Galley proofs

1924, The Life of Woodrow WilsonCorrespondenceDraft

Chapters 33-34(2 folders)

BOX 741 1939 , Tar Heel EditorDrafts

PrefaceChapters 1-4, 27-28, 31, 36-38, 40, 42-43, 45-48Events of 1888-1889

Galley proofs(1 folder)

BOX 742 (6 folders)BOX 743 Reviews

(3 folders)1941, Editor in Politics

DraftsForewordChapters 1-3, 5, 7-10, 12-15

(9 folders)BOX 744 Chapters 16-21, 24-25, 27

(11 folders)BOX 745 Chapters 27-28, 30, 32-45

(10 folders)BOX 746 Chapters 46-49

(2 folders)


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Grover Cleveland's second administration(3 folders)

Events of 1898-1900(2 folders)

Events of 1910Galley proofs

(1 folder)BOX 747 (5 folders)BOX 748 Reviews

1944, The Wilson Era; Years of PeaceEarly holograph drafts

(4 folders)Chapter titles and list of illustrationsDrafts

ForewordChapters 1-4


(9 folders)BOX 750 Chapters 14-22, 24, 26, 29-30, 36, 38

(15 folders)BOX 751 Chapters 39-40, 43, 45-47, 49-54, 56-57


(3 folders)“The 1912 Convention,” p. 1-203, p. 207-244

(2 folders)Galley proofs

(2 folders)BOX 753 (7 folders)BOX 754 (2 folders)

1946, The Wilson Era; Years of War and AfterEarly holograph draft

(3 folders)BOX 755 Early holograph draft

Chapter titles and list of illustrationsDrafts

ForewordChapters 1-8, 10-12



(13 folders)BOX 758 Chapters 47-53, 55, 57

(9 folders)Diary extracts


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1917-1918(6 folders)

BOX 759 1919-1921(2 folders)

Building program, 1918Labor, 1917-1918Need for ships, 1917-1918Oil, 1917-1918Peace conference, 1918-1919Profiteering, 1918Tactics controversy, 1917

Galley proofs(3 folders)

BOX 760 (4 folders)Reviews

1947, Shirt-Sleeve DiplomatEarly draft

(3 folders)BOX 761 (7 folders)BOX 762 (1 folder)

Narrative draft for 1933-1940(6 folders)

Later draftForewordChapters 1-12

(4 folders)BOX 763 Chapters 13-15, 17-29, 33-34, 36

(15 folders)BOX 764 Chapters 37-40, 42-44, 46-47

(7 folders)Background material, 1933-1941, undated

(2 folders)Diary-letter extracts, 1933-1941, undated

(3 folders)BOX 765 Draft pages

(8 folders)BOX 766 (1 folder)

Galley proofsBOX 767 (4 folders)

Reviewscirca 1947, “Life Begins at Seventy,” unpublished book

Draft(2 folders)

BOX 768 (3 folders)Undated, autobiography

Correspondence with University of North Carolina Press1939-1940

(3 folders)


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BOX 769 1940, Sept.-1947, undated(4 folders)

Reference letters1935-1938

(3 folders)BOX 770 1939-1940, Feb.

(5 folders)BOX 771 1940, Feb.-1946, undated.

(6 folders)BOX 772 1934, “La Malinche” (unpublished book by Adelaide Worth Bagley Daniels)

Correspondence, 1934-1936Early drafts

(6 folders)BOX 773 Early drafts

(7 folders)BOX 774 Early drafts

(7 folders)Later draft

(1 folder)BOX 775 Later draft

(3 folders)Undated, “Land of the Sun God” (unpublished book by Adelaide Worth Bagley Daniels)

Correspondence, 1936-1938Draft

(2 folders)1945, Recollections of a Cabinet Minister's Wife, by Adelaide Worth Bagley Daniels

Articles on which book was based, May 1922Early draft

BOX 776 Later draft(3 folders)

Final draft of chapters 1-15Page proofsDraft pages

BOX 777 Printed copyCorrespondence with publisherAcknowledgments of copies

(6 folders)BOX 778-784 Partial drafts

(56 folders)BOX 785-787 Unidentified writings by Daniels

Writings and correspondence(26 folders)

BOX 788-790 Partial drafts and notes(21 folders)

Research materialNavy

(2 folders)


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BOX 791 Navy(2 folders)

MexicoMiscellaneous

(6 folders)BOX 792 Miscellaneous

(4 folders)Notebooks

(2 folders)BOX 793 Notebooks

(2 folders)



Letters and cards received by his wife, Adelaide Worth Bagley Daniels, invitations, andcorrespondence addressed to Mr. And Mrs. Daniels

Arranged by year or month. Includes correspondence relating to wedding anniversaries andguest or address lists, arranged by year within each file.

BOX 793 Correspondence1888-19021903, Apr.-May, 15th wedding anniversary

(2 folders)BOX 794 1905-1912, undated [pre-1913]

1913, Apr.-May, 25th wedding anniversary1913

Letters(6 folders)

BOX 795 Cards(2 folders)

1914Letters

(3 folders)BOX 796 Letters

(1 folder)Reception, Admiral Fletcher, 1914, July 2Cards

(3 folders)BOX 797 Cards

(4 folders)1915

Letters(1 folder)

BOX 798 Letters(7 folders)



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1916Letters


(2 folders)Cards



Letters(5 folders)




BOX 807 1918Letters



(4 folders)1919

Letters(2 folders)



BOX 812 Cards(1 folder)

1920Letters


(2 folders)Cards

(2 folders)BOX 814 Undated (1913-1921)

Letters(3 folders)

Cards(2 folders)


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BOX 815 1924-1926LettersCards

(2 folders)1927-1931, cards1929, letters1932 concerning auto accident

Letters(2 folders)

Telegrams1933

Letters(1 folder)


1934Letters

(3 folders)Cards

1935Letters

(1 folder)BOX 817 Letters

(1 folder)Cards (1935-1937)

1936Letters concerning death of W. Henry Bagley, Jr.Letters


(1 folder)1937

Letters(2 folders)

CardsBOX 819 1938, golden wedding anniversary

LettersA-R

(8 folders)BOX 820 S-Z

(8 folders)Telegrams


(4 folders)Birthday greetings


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Cards1939

Letters(3 folders)

CardsBOX 823 1940

Letters(2 folders)

Cards1941

Letters(2 folders)

Cards(2 folders)

BOX 824 1942Birthday greetingsCards

1943LettersCards

1944BOX 825 1945

1946-1947LettersCards, telegrams, birthday greetings

UndatedBOX 826 Guest lists

1913-1940(8 folders)

BOX 827 1940-1947, undated(2 folders)

Address lists, undatedBOX 828 Autographs, 1895

Testimonial book, 1919-1939Unidentified, undated

BOX 829 White House invitations, 1913-1919, 1933-1942, undated(6 folders)

BOX 829-930REEL 1-27


Scrapbooks of newspaper clippings relating to Daniels's work in the Department of the Navyand Mexico; a collection of autographs and autograph letters and nineteenth-centurynewspapers; and printed matter.

The scrapbooks, listed as Containers 830-897, no longer exist and are available only onmicrofilm. Microfilm shelf no. 19,667.


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BOX 829not filmed

Speeches and writings of others submitted to Daniels

(2 folders)Newspaper clippings, 1894-1912

BOX 830REEL 1

Scrapbooks

Available only on microfilm. See also Container 931, Material removed from scrapbooksNewspaper clippings

1888-1913BOX 831REEL 1

1913

Mar.BOX 832REEL 1

Mar.-Apr.

BOX 833REEL 2

Apr.-May

BOX 834REEL 2

May-June

BOX 835REEL 3

June-July

BOX 836REEL 3

July

BOX 837REEL 4

July

BOX 838REEL 4

July-Aug.

BOX 839REEL 5

Aug.-Sept.

BOX 840REEL 5

Sept.

BOX 841REEL 6

Sept.-Oct.

BOX 842REEL 6

Oct.-Nov.

BOX 843REEL 7

Dec.

BOX 844REEL 7

Dec.

1914Jan.

BOX 845REEL 8

Jan.-Feb.

BOX 846REEL 8

Feb.-Apr.

BOX 847REEL 9

Apr.-May

BOX 848REEL 9

May-July


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BOX 859REEL 10

Aug.-Oct.

BOX 850REEL 10

Oct.-Nov.

BOX 851REEL 11

Nov.-Dec.

BOX 852REEL 11

Dec.

BOX 853REEL 11

1915

Jan.-Mar.BOX 854REEL 12

Mar.-Apr.

BOX 855REEL 12

Apr.-May

BOX 856REEL 13

May

BOX 857REEL 13

May-June

BOX 858REEL 14

June-July

BOX 869REEL 14

June-Aug.

BOX 860REEL 14

July-Oct.

BOX 861REEL 15

Aug.-Oct.

BOX 862REEL 15

Oct.-Dec.

BOX 863REEL 16

1915, Dec.-1916, Feb.

BOX 864REEL 16

1916

Jan.-Apr.BOX 865REEL 17

Apr.-June

BOX 866REEL 17

June-Oct.

BOX 867REEL 18

1916, Oct.-1917, Jan.

BOX 868REEL 18

1917

Jan.-Feb.BOX 869REEL 18

Feb.-Dec.

BOX 870REEL 19

May-Dec.

BOX 871REEL 19

Aug.-Sept.

BOX 872 1917, Aug.-1918, Feb.


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REEL 19BOX 873REEL 20

1917, Sept.-1918, May

BOX 874REEL 20

1917, Nov.-1918, Nov.

BOX 875REEL 21

1918

Jan.-Aug.BOX 876REEL 21

Sept.

BOX 877REEL 21

1918, Dec.-1919, Mar.

BOX 878REEL 21

1919

Jan.-Mar.BOX 879REEL 22

Mar.-Aug.

BOX 880REEL 23

Aug.

BOX 881REEL 23

1919, Aug.-1920, Jan.

BOX 882REEL 24

1919, Dec.-1920, Jan.

BOX 883REEL 24

1920

Jan.BOX 884REEL 25

Feb.-May

BOX 885REEL 25

Mar.-May

BOX 886REEL 25

1920, May-1921, Jan.

BOX 887REEL 26

1923, June-Aug.

BOX 888REEL 26

1933

BOX 889REEL 26

1933

BOX 890REEL 26

1933-1934

BOX 891REEL 26

1935-1936

BOX 892REEL 27

Clippings of articles for Saturday Evening Post, 1921

BOX 893REEL 27

Clippings of articles for National Newspaper Service, 1921

BOX 894REEL 27

Clippings of literary reviews of Tar Heel Editor, 1939

BOX 895REEL 27

Clippings of articles for Saturday Evening Post, 1921


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Clippings of literary reviews of Editor in Politics, 1941BOX 896REEL 27

Memorial from commercial organizations around San Francisco Bay, Calif., 25 July 1913

BOX 897REEL 27

Souvenir book (dinner menus, programs, etc.)

BOX 898not filmed

Collections

Autographs, including autograph bookAutograph letters

Adams, BrooksAnderson, SherwoodBerryman, CliffordBlack, Hugo LafayetteBorglum, GutzonCardozo, BenjaminCobb, Irvin S.Dove, BenjaminDeMille, Cecil B.Dunning, Julius L.Einstein, AlbertFord, HenryJohnson, HewlettKennedy, Joseph P.La Guardia, FiorelloLandis, Kenesaw M.Lee, Robert EdwardLindbergh, Charles A.Lindsay, Nicholas VachelLodge, Henry CabotMencken, Henry LouisMacArthur, DouglasMacLeish, ArchibaldPeary, RobertRivera, DiegoRoberts, OwenRogers, WillRockefeller, John D. (1874-1960)Schumann-Heink, ErnestineSousa, John PhilipSteinbeck, JohnStone, Harlan FiskeTarkington, BoothUnknown to James Gordon BennettVan Buren, MartinWelles, Gideon

Photostatic copies of famous signaturesCivil War material


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NewspapersAmateur newspapers

BOX 899 Printed materialAlcohol

(2 folders)BOX 900 Economics

(3 folders)BOX 901-902 GeneralBOX 903 Aviation

BiographyHealthInland waterways

BOX 904 International relations(3 folders)

BOX 905 International relations(2 folders)

JournalismBOX 906 LaborBOX 907 Labor

(2 folders)Law

BOX 908-909 MexicoBOX 910-912 NavyBOX 913 Near East

(2 folders)Negroes

BOX 914-916 North CarolinaBOX 917 Oil

Politics(3 folders)

BOX 918-919 PoliticsBOX 920 ReligionBOX 921-922 War-peace-patriotism-veteransBOX 923 Preparedness

ReliefWar effort; patriotism

BOX 924 Veterans(2 folders)

WomenBOX 925 Memorabilia

Inaugurations(3 folders)

Political, 1896-1920BOX 926 Programs, tickets, menus, passes, etc.

1908-1915(6 folders)


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BOX 927 1916-1921(7 folders)

BOX 928 Printed materialPrograms, tickets, menus, passes, etc.


Charts, drawings, cartoons, photographs, 1911, 1934, 1946, undated See OversizeBOX 929 Memorabilia

PhotographsBOX 930 Indexes

New York Times index to references to the secretary of the navy, 1913-1921Draft calendar of Woodrow Wilson-Daniels correspondence (cards)Draft calendar of Franklin D. Roosevelt-Daniels correspondence (cards)

BOX 931-934REEL 66

Addition, 1916-1935

Family correspondence, general correspondence, and miscellaneous material removed fromscrapbooks after microfilming in 1987.

BOX 931REEL 66

Family correspondence

Available on microfilm. Shelf no. 18,416BOX 931not filmed

General correspondence

A-GBOX 932not filmed

H-P, R

(10 folders)BOX 933not filmed

S-W, Y-Z

(7 folders)Miscellany

BOX 934not filmed

Material removed from scrapbooks after microfilming

(3 folders)

BOX OV 1-OV 2not filmed

Oversize, 1913-1946

Cartoons, certificates, a blueprint, a poem, sketches, legal papers, maps, clippings, diplomas,photographs, and other material.

BOX OV 1 Set IBOX OV 2 Set II


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Documents

Josephus Daniels Papers - rs5.loc.govrs5.loc.gov/service/mss/eadxmlmss/eadpdfmss/2010/ms010320.pdf · Josephus Daniels Papers A Finding Aid to the Collection in the Library of Congress