THE PAPERS OF HERBERT HOOVER
Commerce Papers Series
Scope and Content Note
The Commerce Papers Series (303 linear feet) consists of alphabetically
arranged name and subject files. Correspondence and telegrams predominate, but
a typical file may also contain clippings and a wide variety of other printed matter
which accompanied letters as enclosures. Other record types include memoranda,
reports, statistical tables, maps and charts.
Although closely related to similar materials of the same period in General
Records of the Commerce Department (RG 40) at the National Archives, this series
appears to have been maintained separately from the very earliest days of Mr. Hoover's
secretaryship. This supposition is supported by the very early dates of documents in
many key files and by the absence of the numerical file markings which are found on
RG 40 documents. It is also quite likely that Mr. Hoover ordered that his personal
papers be maintained separately from the central files of the department to facilitate
their donation at a later date to the Hoover Institution at Stanford University.
Originally maintained as two separate sub-series, Mr. Hoover's Official and
Personal Files were combined during the course of definitive processing which began in
the fall of 1973. The distinction between the two files was apparently never very clear
or carefully observed by the clerks in the Commerce Department. This is evident from
the fact that incoming letters and responses were often filed in different sub-series
(in identically titled folders) and that extra carbons of outgoing letters were often used
in lieu of cross references between the sub-series. The existence of two, over-lapping
sub-series made research so inconvenient that it was decided to stamp the documents in
the smaller Personal File with the letters "HHP" and to combine them with the
corresponding files in the Official File.
The Commerce Papers series reflects Mr. Hoover's activities and concerns
as Secretary of Commerce (1921-1928), his interaction with Presidents Harding and
Coolidge, and his participation in a wide range of activities outside the official sphere
of the Department of Commerce. Two such activities were his chairmanship of the
Colorado River Commission and his presidency of the American Child Health
Association. The records of these two organizations are arranged in separate sub-series.
Given his choice by President Harding between the Interior and Commerce
Departments, Hoover felt that the latter offered larger opportunities for service in
post-war America. Under his direction the department was reorganized to provide
more purposeful, effective service to the American business community.
At the end of the First World War America faced stiff competition as her
former allies sought to reclaim and extend their share of the world market. Hoover
reorganized the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce (BFDC) to provide
American businesses with the information and means to compete more effectively. In
conjunction with the Bureau of Standards' Building and Housing and Simplified
Commercial Practice divisions, the BFDC helped to make American industries more
competitive by providing a forum for the resolution of important industrial, economic,
and social problems. The Bureau of Standards and BFDC also cooperated to combat
price-fixing by European monopolies in such critical raw materials as phosphates, oil,
nitrates, and rubber.
During the Harding and Coolidge administrations, Hoover was frequently
involved in sensitive and complex projects and issues outside his official sphere as
Secretary of Commerce. He was an influential member of the World War Foreign Debt
Commission, and exerted great influence over loans that American bankers wished to
make to foreign governments. In 1921 he was appointed Chairman of the Colorado
River Commission, an organization created to facilitate interstate cooperation in
developing the power and irrigation resources of the seven-state Colorado River basin.
During the same year he was also called upon to organize a conference on unemployment
to help settle strikes in the rail and coal industries (becoming the key administration
figure with regard to labor and unemployment problems), and to conclude very difficult
negotiations with the Soviet government that paved the way for massive relief efforts
in the Russian famine of 1921-23.
In addition to these problems of postwar readjustment, the technological
advances of the 1920's created several new and uniquely different problems. Hoover's
handling of these problems is interesting not only as social history; but, perhaps more
significantly, as case histories which illustrate his preferred method of dealing with
public issues and his reluctance to resort to direct government intervention. His
approach was to publicize the scope and seriousness of the problem, to convene a
conference of those concerned, and to produce guidelines that could be followed
voluntarily or, as a last resort, provide the basis for regulatory legislation. This pattern
was followed by Hoover in dealing with three new industries that expanded rapidly
during the twenties--radio, aviation, and the automobile.
The proliferation of radio stations created a chaotic situation early in the 1920's.
Hoover called a National Radio Conference in 1922 and proposed a method of
voluntarily allocating wavelengths. This and other proposals were adopted by
subsequent conferences and were later enacted as legislation by Congress.
Although it was temporarily beset with safety and reliability problems, Hoover
regarded aviation as the transportation system of the future. The 1922 Aviation
Conference, which Hoover also convened, produced the basic draft of the Air Commerce
Act of 1926 which established the Aeronautics Branch of the Commerce Department.
Through the Secretary of Commerce, the Aeronautics Branch was authorized to enact
safety regulations, grant registrations and licenses, and construct and improve
navigational aids.
The growing popularity of the automobile had produced a corresponding
increase in accidents and other safety problems on the nation's streets and highways.
Hoover called national and state conferences on Street and Highway Safety which
produced a model code concerning the licensing of drivers, auto registrations, hand
signals and traffic regulations. Hoover's handling of the diverse problems of these three
industries serves as an illustration of another important quality of his public service,
namely, his vision and sense of direction. He may not have been the only public figure
of his day to sense that the World War would bring about dramatic changes in the
existing economic, political and social fabric; but he was one of the few to propose and
implement effective measures to soften the blows that were to come.
Just what form these changes would take and what their impact would be, no
one could predict. However, they were certain to be disruptive, therefore careful study
and handling would be required to minimize their ill effects. Hoover articulated his
concerns in a pamphlet (1920) which was expanded in 1922 into the book, American
Individualism. He was to remain remarkably constant to the principles expressed in this
book throughout the balance of his life.
A continuous theme throughout Mr. Hoover's public career was a faith in
apolitical fact finding as a basis for public policy. From 1920 on, Mr. Hoover initiated
a series of ambitious, privately funded economic and social investigations, and his efforts
in this area are fairly well documented in his papers. They include the work of the
Committee on the Elimination of Waste in Industry, the Committee on Work Periods in
Continuous Industry, the various committees reporting to the 1921 Unemployment
Conference (especially the committees on Business Cycles, Seasonal Operation in the
Construction Industry, and Recent Economic Changes) and the even wider-ranging
Research Committee on Social Trends. Hoover also took the lead in creating two
long-term organizations, the American Child Health Association and Better Homes in
America, Inc., which conducted a continuing series of investigations and educational
efforts in their respective spheres. The activities and findings of these groups have
already been described in their published reports and occasional papers and are too
diverse to attempt to summarize here. Both of these organizations are worthy of further
study by historians.
Hoover was determined to improve the quality of American life and was
convinced that America could not realize its full potential unless government and
industry were reorganized to maximize efficiency and eliminate the wasteful utilization
of raw materials and human resources. From 1921 to 1928, this concept became a
primary element of Commerce Department programming. To reach this goal Hoover
promoted the concept of voluntary cooperation as a means of resolving important
problems in America's basic industries. He advocated the formation of a trade association
in each industry to establish standards and codes of ethics, thus enabling companies to
concentrate on improving the efficiency and productivity of their operations and the
overall quality of their merchandise. These efforts are documented in correspondence
with the Federal Trade Commission and Attorney General Daugherty and in the Trade
Association, file.
Shortly after assuming office in March 1921, Hoover invited twenty-five business,
labor and agriculture leaders to serve on an advisory committee on larger questions. In
his Memoirs he relates that they agreed to "summon an extensive national conference
on reconstruction and development problems" to meet the following September. In the
intervening months, however, the worsening unemployment picture forced a realignment
of priorities. In Hoover's words: "The original purpose of the Conference to deal with
long view reconstruction and development was overshadowed by the need to deal with
the immediate crisis." The general economic conference became a conference on
unemployment. Along with this shift in emphasis came a dramatic enlargement of the
conference to include state branches and local committees. The Commerce Department
became the secretariat of the Conference and Mr. Hoover gave extensive, personal
attention and direction to its efforts in the field of unemployment relief and job
stimulation.
The Unemployment Conference of 1921 stands as a watershed in federal policy
with respect to depressions and unemployment relief. In sharp contrast to the total
inaction and benign neglect that had characterized the response of previous administrations,
the Conference not only conducted studies aimed at preventing future depressions
through better management of the business cycle, but also provided practical assistance
to local committees and encouraged a variety of local actions. These included the
stimulation of public works and clean-up projects, advice on the organization and
techniques of fund raising, and exhorting employers to adopt "work-sharing" plans.
The Conference soon became an effective clearing house, disseminating ideas that local
committees had found effective in providing jobs and temporary relief.
Field representatives were dispatched to assist local committees and to monitor
their progress. Thus they not only facilitated the sharing of ideas, but provided vital
situation reports by which overall progress could be measured. Reports from hundreds
of cities--filed under the subheading "Cities" in the Unemployment section--provide
interesting insights into conditions, responses and attitudes toward relief. In a few
instances, most notably New York City, field representatives discovered that very little
was being done and that city fathers were not interested in cooperation. In such
instances, the realization that their inactivity was being reported usually had the effect
of prodding them into action.
Other reports from the Conference's regional directors, investigators for the
Labor Department and FBI, and local leaders were summarized in two looseleaf binders:
One for cities still experiencing difficulty, and one for those whose situations had
improved. Filed at the end of the "Cities" section, each book is arranged alphabetically
by states and thereunder by names of communities. The reports of field representatives
Arthur L. Bristol, Fred W. Caswell, Sherlock Herrick, and Whiting Williams are filed
under their own names.
The Unemployment files also contain files of Senator William M. Calder's
Committee on Reconstruction and Production (1920). Very little is known of this
Committee, but part of its records appear to have been made available to the
Unemployment Conference in 1921 and were evidently intermingled at a later date.
These files, which can usually be identified by their early (1920) dates, contain additional
insights into the evolution of federal responses to depressions and the stimulation of
employment. A few additional materials may be found in the Hoover Pre-Commerce
Papers (Correspondence: Calder and Subject File: Senate Special Committee on
Reconstruction . . .
A careful examination of Hoover's leadership in the fields of labor relations,
collective bargaining, unemployment relief, and agricultural policy is indicative of his
role as a progressive thinker within the context of his time. Having first convinced
President Harding, Hoover succeeded in mobilizing public opinion to force the steel
industry to abandon the twelve hour, six day workweek. He also opposed the
indiscriminate use of injunctions as strike breaking measures. During the railroad shop
worker's strike of 1922-23 he joined Charles Evans Hughes in denouncing the Daugherty-
Wilkerson injunction as an "obvious transgression of the rights of the men".
Hoover was particularly appalled by the depressed condition of agriculture
throughout the twenties. The promise of prosperity that he foresaw would not be
realized unless all segments of society--and farmers in particular--participated on an
equal footing. Opposed to the McNary-Haugen plan, Hoover supported cooperative
marketing associations, believing that they, rather than subsidies, would help to bring
better farm prices. He felt that the introduction of governmental purchasing and dumping
of agricultural products on European markets would adversely effect our foreign trade
and prospects for world peace. In another effort to aid farmers, Hoover advocated a
vastly improved system of inland waterways. These would not only provide better
transportation routes and access to new markets, but lower freight rates as well.
Hoover's espousal of inland waterways also did much to promote the St. Lawrence
Seaway project. Appointed by President Coolidge to the international commission
considering the project, Hoover and his Canadian colleagues were able to overcome
many of the obstacles facing the project and a treaty was signed during the Hoover
administration. However, objections from various special interest groups and a host of
practical considerations combined to postpone completion until 1959.
A clear recognition of the importance of developing and conserving water
resources emerges as a continuing theme throughout Hoover's public service.
Beginning in 1921 with his chairmanship of the Colorado River Commission, this
concern includes hydroelectric, irrigation, and soil conservation developments along the
Colorado and throughout the southwest into the late 1950's. During the 1920's Hoover
was also one of the foremost advocates of rapid "electrification of the country" through
the development of hydroelectric power plants and "superpower" networks. Due to his
espousal of inland waterways, Hoover was frequently recruited as an advocate for
various flood control measures in the Mississippi basin. Although he continued to insist
that this was more properly the province of the Army Corps of Engineers, the disastrous
1927 floods in Vermont and the Mississippi Valley embroiled him in this issue as well.
Water pollution and overfishing were just beginning to be recognized as national
problems in the twenties and Hoover was one of the first major public figures to
advocate and adopt remedial measures. He initiated discussions which culminated in the
passage of the 1924 Rivers and Harbors Act and led to the conclusion of an international
agreement (1926) aimed at the prevention of oil pollution in our harbors and coastal
areas. Timely action in 1922-24 also saved valuable commercial fishing grounds off our
eastern coasts and Alaska from destruction by pollution and overfishing, respectively.
To insure better management of our fisheries, Hoover replaced the political appointee
in charge of the Bureau of Fisheries with an experienced fish culturalist.
A collection of this size conveys the misleading impression that it contains a
complete record of the thoughts and actions of its creator. This is seldom true of any
collection, and in this instance certain circumstances and omissions should be noted.
Hoover's extensive use of the telephone has certainly produced gaps in the written
record. Marginal notations and receipted telephone bills beat witness to Hoover's use of
the crude long-distance networks available in the twenties.
Other factors inhibiting the production of the written record were Mr. Hoover's
proximity and access to congressmen and other government officials and his role as a
member of the cabinet. His perception of that role--and the etiquette of the situation--
somewhat inhibited his open participation in and comment upon issues that ordinarily
came within the purview of other departments. Although he did participate in the
formation of labor, agricultural and financial policies and even some aspects of foreign
policy there can be little doubt that he did not become as actively involved in these areas
as he would have liked. Numerous instances can be cited from his replies to
correspondence which suggest both restraint and the existence of carefully thought out
attitudes and opinions which he did not fully commit to paper.
To this must be added Hoover's accessability to a wide variety of leading
businessmen, labor leaders, congressmen, and agriculturalists. Not content with
the natural proximity which his office in Washington afforded him, Hoover made
it a point to seek out and enlist the ideas and support of the imaginative, the
informed, and the influential. Refusing to be confined to ordinary working hours,
he entertained constantly and hardly an evening passed without important afterdinner
conversations in his house on S Street. Many of Mr. Hoover's objectives were achieved
within this social environment, and he often deliberately minimized his involvement for
tactical reasons.
Perhaps one of the most intriguing and significant of the resulting information
gaps concerns Hoover's behind-the-scenes attempts to curb stock market speculation.
His Memoirs give the basic outlines of this effort, beginning about 1925; and retrospective
correspondence in 1934 with Senator Irving L. Lenroot confirms Mr. Hoover's account,
but details--particularly of its later phases--are very difficult to obtain.
Finally, because these papers are primarily a record of his official activities, there
are few personal references. Hoover was, essentially, a private person and like many
people who are thrust into the public arena, he came to cherish the privacy of his
personal life and family. Constantly overworked and operating under intense pressures,
his business correspondence was terse--occasionally bordering on being cryptic--and to
the point. Consequently, fewer personal glimpses emerge from a collection of this size
than might be expected. In view of popular myths concerning Hoover's supposed
aloofness and lack of ordinary human emotions and traits, it is regrettable that counter-
balancing impressions and insights are not more readily available.
Key to Symbols
The appearance of an asterik (*) before a folder title
indicates that a folder was orginally part of the pre-
ceeding folder.
The symbol # preceeds some elements of folder titles as
an indication that additional information may be found
under that name or term. For example', the folder title
"Clubs: # Century Association" indicates the existence
of the file "Century Association".
Subject File
Box Contents
1
Aa--Abbott, C.J., 1921-1928 & undated
Abbott, Charles F., 1923-1928 & undated
Abbott, E., 1921-1923
Abbott, Grace, 1921 and undated
See Also:
1. American Child Health Association--Children's Bureau
2. Labor Department--Children's Bureau
Abbott, H--W, 1921-1928 & undated
Abe--Academi, 1921-1928 & undated
Academy of Political Science, 1921-1927
Acar--Acci, 1921-1926
Accomplishments of the Department of Commerce
See A1so: Commerce Department--Achievements
1921-1928 (1)
1921-1928 (2)
Accou--Adami, 1921-1928 & undated
Adams, A--Frank, 1921-1928
Adams, Fred C., 1922
Adams, Frederick--Jessie, 1921-1927 & undated
Adams, John H., 1921-1922
Adams, John L.--Saml, 1921-1928
Adams, Samuel Hopkins, 1921-1924 & undated
Adams, Stephen J., 1921
2
Adams, Stirling--William C., 1921-1927
Adams, William G., 1921-1926
Adams, William H.--Adas, 1921-1927
Addams, Jane, 1921-1926
Adde--Addison, F., 1922-1926
Addison, Thomas, 1921
Addison, W--Adven, 1921-1928
Advertising
See Also: Name--Use of Without Authority
1925
1926
1927
1928 & undated
Advertising Club--Aero, 1921-1928 & undated
Aertsen, Guilliaem, 1921
Afa--Ager, C., 1921-1928
Ager, Dr. Louis C., 1922
Agi--Agnew, John, 1922-1928
Agnew, P.G., 1922-1927
Agnew, W--Agre, 1921-1926
Agricola, 1913-1949 & undated
Agricultural C--Im, 1922-1927
Agricultural Industry, 1921-1922
Agricultural M--S, 1922-1927
3
Agriculture
1919-1922
1923
1924
1925
1926 January--August
1926 September--October
1926 November--December
1927 January--June
1927 July--December
1928-1929
Undated
Addresses by Mr. Hoover,, 1924-1925
See Also: Bible 164
Agriculture Credit Corporation, 1924-1925
American Council of Agriculture.
1924
1925 & undated
Business Conduct Committees, 1926
4
Business Men's Conference on Agriculture
Correspondence & Reports
1927-1929 (1)
1927 (2)
1927 (3)
Colorado Plan, 1926
Conferences
See: Agriculture--Farmers Conference
Cooperative Marketing
See Also:
1. Agriculture--Marketing of Agricultural Products'
2. Conferences--Cooperative Marketing
3. Cooperative Marketing
4. Grain Dealers Conference
5. Grain Marketing
6. Grain Marketing Company
7. Federal Trade Commission
1921-1923
1924 January--September
1924 October--December
1925-1928 & undated
Clippings, 1924
Persons Opposing, Undated
San Francisco Speech Correspondence, 1924-25
Walker, Dr. W.H., 1924
Corn See: Corn
5
Corn Belt: Des Moines Meeting, Answer to Peek, 1926-28
See Also: Agriculture: Department of Commerce . . .
Correspondence
1917-26
1927-28
Cotton See: Cotton
Credits, Loans, etc.
See Also:
1. Agriculture: Legislation--McNary Haugen:
Hearings & Reports--Rural Credits
2. American Liver Stock and Loan Company
3. Conferences: Mortgage Bonds
4. Conferences: Northwestern Agriculture
and Finance
5. Conferences: Northwestern Agriculture
Committee on Mortgage Indebtedness
6. Federal Farm Loan Board
1921-22
1923-24
1926 and undated
Curb Markets, 1926
Department of Agriculture and Department of Commerce, 1924
See Also:
1. Agriculture: Corn Belt: Des Moines . . .
2. Agriculture Dept & Dept of Commerce
3. Commerce Dept: Committees: Dept of
Agriculture and Dept of Commerce, 1925
4. Peek, George N.
Department of Commerce and Department of Commerce
Propaganda
1921
1924
1925 January--March
1925 April--September
1926
1927
Undated
6
Relations of, 1924-25
Drummond, W.I., 1924-27 and undated
See Also:
1. American Farm Congress
2. Drummond, W.T.
Editors Conference, 1923
See Also: Conferences: Agriculture Editors
Electricity
See: Committee on Relations of Electricity to Agriculture
Farm Tenancy See: Farm Tenancy
Farmers
See:
1. American Farm Bureau Federation
2. American Farm Congress
3. Conferences: Better Understanding Between
Industry and Agriculture
4. under Farmers, especially:Export Financing
Corporation Farm and Improvement
Institute Purchasing Power of Farmer's
Dollar Wages
Farmers Conferences (Material Kept Together by
Order of HH), 1923 and undated
See Also:
1. Agriculture: Corn Belt: Des Moines Meeting
2. Agriculture: Editors Conference
3. Agriculture : President's Agricultural Conference
4. Agriculture : St. Louis Conference, 1926
5. Coal: Conferences--Agriculture
6. Conferences: Agricultural Conference
7. Conferences : Agricultural Editors
8. Conferences : Better Understanding Between Industry
and Agriculture
9. Conferences : Cooperative Marketing
10. Conferences: Cotton--New Orleans, Oct 1926
11. Conferences: Des Moines All Iowa Agric Market
12. Conferences: Exhibits, Expositions--Roads
13. Conferences: Fruit and Other Perishables & Transportation
14 . Conferences: Hog
15. Conferences: N.W. Agriculture and Finance
16. Conferences: N.W. Agriculture Committee on Mortgages
and Indebtedness
17. Conferences: World Dairy Conference
18. Federal Farm Board
Farmer's Relief League, 1924-25 and undated
Federal Farm Board, 1921-28
Federal Farm Loan Board See: Federal Farm Loan Board
Federal Marketing Board
1924
Undated
Old Drafts of Bill
1923-24
Undated
Foreign Service, 1928 and undated
Foreign Trade, 1925-27
See Also: Foreign Trade
Foreign Trade in Agricultural Products, Undated
See Also: Agriculture: Investigation of Foreign Trade
in Agricultural Products
Forest Service
1923-25
1926-28
Policy, 1924-25
Grain Marketing Company See: Grain Marketing Company
Herbert Hoover and Secretaryship of Agric Dept, 1924-25 &
undated
Hogs
See:
1. Conferences: Hogs
2. Hogs and Pork Products
How the U.S. Dept of Commerce Serves the Farmer, Undated
7
Idaho Agricultural Production Plan, 1924
Institute of Mountain Agriculture, 1924
Investigation of Foreign Trade in Agricultural Products
1922-24 and undated
Personnel, 1923
Statistical Statement, 1923
Iowa, 1926
See Also:
1. Agriculture: Corn Belt, Des Moines Meeting
2. Conferences: Des Moines All Iowa Agricultural
Marketing Conference
3. Agriculture: Farm Marketing Bd.: Old Drafts of Bill
Legislation
Miscellaneous
1921-24
1925
1926
1927-28
Capper-Williams Bill
See Also:
1. Capper, Arthur
2. House of Representatives: Williams
3. Senate: Capper
1924
1925
1926
Comments, Correspondence, etc. 1924-27 and undated
Dickinson Bill, 1927
See Also: House of Representatives: Dickinson
McFadden Bill, 1927
See Also: House of Representatives: McFadden
8
McNary-Haugen Bill
See Also: Peek, George N.
Miscellaneous
1923-24 April
1924 May--December
1925
1926
1927-28
Undated (1)
Undated (2)
Annotated Copies by HH, 1924-26
Hearings and Reports
1924-28
Farmers' Export Financing Financing
Corporation
See Also: Farmers' Export Financing
Corporation:
Future Trading, 1921
Naval Investigation, 1920
Rural Credits, 1922
See Also: Agriculture: Credits, Loans
9
Material from HH's Desk
Material Kept Together by Order of the Chief (4 folders)
President's Veto, 1927-28
Printed Copies of Bill
1924-28
Undated
Live Stock, 1924-25
See Also: American Live Stock and Loan Co.
Marketing of Agricultural Products, 1021-28 and undated
See Also:
1. Agriculture: Cooperative Marketing
2. Grain Dealers Conference
National Agricultural Products, Sales Agencies, 1926
10
Newspaper Clippings
1924-25
1926
1927 and undated
Newspapers, letters to
1925
1926
1927 and undated
Northwestern Agriculture
See Also:
1. N.W. Agriculture and Finance
2. N.W. Agriculture Committee on Mortgages
1923-24 January
1924 February --- 1927 and undated
Plans and Suggestions
1924-26
1927-28
Undated
Pork See: Hogs and Pork Products
President's Agricultural Conference
See Also:
1. Agriculture: Farmer's Conference
2. Conferences: N.W. Agriculture and Finance,--
President's Conference on
1924-25
Undated
11
Press Releases
1924
1925 January
1925 February--November
Report See: HF 73 U5 1924
President's Speech, 1925 December
Prices, 1923-27
St. Louis Conference, 1926 November
See Also: Agriculture: Farmer's Conference
Senate Resolution 337 (Promotion of Exports, Manufacturers
and Agricultural Products), 1927
Sir Josiah Stamp, 1926
Wheat See: Wheat
Agriculture Department
Miscellaneous: General
1921-23
1924-28
Miscellaneous: Individuals A-T
Secretary of Agriculture
# Wallace, Henry C.
1921
1922
1923
1924
# Gore, Howard M., 1924-25
12
# Jardine, W.M.
1925
1926
1927-28
Applications for New Secretaryship, Assistant Secretaryship
A--G
H--W
Forest Service See: Agriculture: Forest Service
Agriculture Department and Department of Commerce
See Also:
1. Agriculture: Corn Belt, Des Moines Meeting . . .
2. Agriculture: Dept of Agric and Dept of Commerce
3. Commerce: Committees: Dept Agric & Dept Commerce
4. Peek, George N.
1920-25
Ague--Aguil, 1926 and undated
Aguirre, Carlos, 1923-1924
Aha--Aim, 1921-1928
Ainey, William D.B., 1922-1928
Ainsl--Ainsworth, A., 1921-1927
Ainsworth, Frank H., 1922-1927
Ainsworth, G.L., 1926
Ainsworth, H--J, 1922-1926
Ainsworth Group of Trade Combinations, 1921 June
See Also: Trade Associations: Samuel Untermeyer
Air Coordination Committee, 1927
Air Mail, 1924-1926
See Also: Post Office Department--Air Mail
Air Navigation Committee, 1921
Airc--Airp, 1921-1928
Aishton, R.H., 1922-1927
Aishton, Rosalie--Aitche, 1922-26
Aitchison, Clyde B., 1921-1926
Aitk--Akerm, 1921-1927
Akerson, George 1923-1933
13
Aki--Akr, 1921-1928
Alab--Alad, 1921-1928
Alaska
1921
1922 January--April
1922 May--December
1923 April--May
1923 June
1923 July--August
1923 October--December
1924-1928 & undated
Advisory Board, Alaska Fish Commission, 1923
See Also: Alaska Salmon Fisheries., Advisory
Commission, 1923-24
Agricultural College, 1922
Alaskan Fisheries, Reservations, etc.
See Also:
1. Alaska: Advisory Board, Alaska Fish Commission.
2. Fisheries
3. Fish Industry
4. House of Representatives: Sutherland, Dan
1921-22
1923 January--March
1923 April--May
1923 July
1923 August--September
14
1923 October--December
1924 January--February
1924 April--May
1924 June--December
1925-28 and undated
Alaska Salmon Fisheries, Advisory Committee, 1923-24
See Also: Alaska: Advisory Board, Alaska Fish Comm.
Aleutian Islands
1921
1922 and undated
Annual Report of the Governor of Alaska, 1924
# Bone, Governor Scott, 1921-28
Canning--Celebration, 1923-25
Clippings, 1922-26
Coal See: Coal: Alaskan Coal
Commercial Company, 1922
Commissioners: Reorganization, etc. 1923-27
Duncan Mission, 1887-1921 and undated
Expenses of Federal Administration 1925
Fisheries
See:
1. Alaska--Alaskan Fisheries
2. Alasla--Alaskan Salmon Fisheries, Advisory Committee
3. Alaska--Hearst Press Attacks
4. Alaska--Herring used in Manufacture of Fertilizer
5. Alaska Trip--Miscellaneous Drafts, Speeches, etc.
6. Commerce Dept.--Fisheries, Bureau of
7. Fish Industry
8. Fisheries
9. House of Representatives--Sutherland, Dan
Hearings, Cases, Complaints, etc.
1923
1924-1926 & undated
Hearings on H.R. 2714, Fisheries of Alaska, 1924
15
Hearst Press Attacks and Other Attacks
See Also: Alaska--Fisheries
1924 January-February
1924 April 10-25
1924 April 26-30
1924 may 1
1924 May 2
1924 may 3
1924 may 4
1924 May 5
1924 may 6-15
1924 may 16-31
1924 June-October
1925 July-August
1927 & undated
Chief's Statement, 1924 April 30
Material Sent to Senator Fess, 1924 May 1
Herring used in Manufacture of Fertilizer
Legislation
1921-1924
1924 August-1927
16
Mining, 1923
Packers Association, 1922-1924
# Parks, Governor George, 1925
Photo--Port, 1928 & undated
Pribilof Islands, 1921-1924 & undated
See Also: Alaska--Seal Industry
Printed Material
1915-1925
1926 & undated
Railroad, 1923-1927 & undated
Mr. Richey's File
Miscellaneous
1920-1923
1925 January-September
1925 October-December
1926 & undated
Appointments
1925
1926 & undated
17
Fur Seals
See Also: Alaska--Seal Industry
1914-1923
1924-1926 & undated
Charges by Henry W. Elliott, 1921-1924
Contract for Sale, etc., of Skins, 1914-1921
Copies of Agreement, 1921
Correspondence with Senator Wheeler, 1924
Fur Seal Committee, 1922-1924
Legality of Entering Contract for Sale of Skins, 1914-1915
Miscellaneous Documents, 1923-1924
Policies on Selling Skins Under Contract, 1921-1923
Press Clippings, 1924 January
Sales Dyeing, Dressing, Criticism, etc., 1923-1924
Statistics,.1911-1923
Taking Seals at Islands, 1921-1923
Withholding Contract from Public, 1917-1922
Seal Industry
See Also:
1. Alaska--Pribilof Islands
2. Alaska--Mr. Richey's File, Fur Seals
3. Alaska Trip--Miscellaneous Draft, Speeches, etc.
4. Commerce Department--Fisheries, Bireau of
5. Fish Industry
6. Fisheries
1923
1924-1926 & undated
Stokes Dispatches, 1926
Alaska Trip
1923-1924 & undated
Invitations
A--L
M--P
Messages to H.H.
19.
Messages from H.H.
Miscellaneous Drafts, Speeches, etc., 1923
# Mullendore, W.C., 1923
* O'Malley Report
President Harding
See Also:
1. Alaska Trip--Miscellaneous Drafts, Speeches, etc.
2. President Harding
Schedules, Reservations, Appointments, 1923
Speeches--Not Revised, Not to be Given Out, 1923 July
Alaskan--Alat, 1921-1925
Albania, 1921-1928
Albany--Alberg, 1922-1927
Albert, King of Belgium, Correspondence, 1921-1928
Albert, I--Alcoc, 1918-1928
Alcohol, 1921-1927
Alden--Alders, 1921-1927 & undated
Alderson, Dr. Victor C., 1925-1926 & undated
See Also under: Commerce Dept: Mines--Applications
Aldin--Aldrich, N., 1921-1928
Aldrich, Paul I., 1922-1926 & undated
Aldrich, R--Alexander, M.M., 1921-1928
Alexander, Magnus W., 1921-1927
Alexander, R--W, 1921-1927
20
Alexander, Wallace M., 1921-1925
Alexander, Wm. C.--Alic, 1921-1927 & undated
Alien Property Custodian, 1921-1925 & undated
Alien R--Alk, 1921-1925
All American Cables, Inc., 1921-1922 & undated
All American Co--Allen, A., 1921-1927
Allen, Ben S., 1921-1927
Allen, C.S.,--Charles E., 1921-1925
Allen, Charles L., 1924-1927
Allen, Charles W.--Allen, D., 1922-1927
Allen, E.M., 1922-1926
Allen, E.P.--Frederick E., 1921-1928
Allen, Frederick L.--Ralph J., 1921-1928 & undated
Allen, Frederick H., 1921-1927
Allen, Robert B., 1922-1926
Allen, Roger--William C., 1921-1927 & undated
Allen, William H., 1921-1927
Allen, William J.--Allied D., 1921-1927
Allied Machinery Company of America, 1921
Allied Patriotic Societies, 1923-1926
Allied Pu-Almon, 1921-1928 & undated
Almond, Nina, 1926
21
Almonds, 1921
Almy--Alsberg, B., 1921-1927
Alsberg, Carl L., 1923-1927 & undated
Alsd--Alt, 1921-1926
Altar of Good Will, 1925
Aite--Alts, 1921-1928
Aluminum, 1923-1926
Aluminum C--Amar, 1921-1928
Amateur Radio, 1925-1926
Amb--Amend, 1922-1927 & undated
* Ament, Colonel Lytton Gray, 1921-1928
Ameragas Club, 1923-1928
America--America-Y, 1921-1928
American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1921-1927
American Academy of Political and Social Science Annals, 1921-1924
American Acc--Alc, 1921-1925
American Allied Fund, 1921
American Amb--Asi, 1921-1928
American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1922-1928
American Association Advertising--C, 1921-1928
American Association of Engineers, 1921-1927
American Association F--American Att, 1921-1926
American Automobile Association, 1921-1927
American Bakers--Bank, 1922-1927
American Bankers Association, 1921-1928 & undated
22
American Bankers Service, 1923
American Bar Association, 1921-1927 & undated
American Ben--Chamber C, 1921-1928
American Chamber of Economics, 1922-1923
American Chemical Co--Chemical Ind., 1921-1922
American Chemical Society, 1921-1926 & undated
Prize Essay Contest
1923-1924
1925-1926
1927-1928
American Child Health (Hygiene) Association, Miscellaneous, 1921
American Child Health Association, Speeches (Drafts), 1926
American Child Hygiene Association
See: American Child Health Association Collection
American Child Welfare--City, 1921-1927
American City Bureau, 1920-1921
American Civic Association, 1921-1927
American Civil--Con, 1921-1928
American Construction Council SEE under: 1. Building & Housing 2. Construction
American Corn Miller's Federation, 1921-1922
American Cotton Association, 1921-1922
American Cotton G--Cr, 1921-1928
American Dairy Federation, 1923-1925
American Defense Society, 1921-1928
23
American Drop--Dye, 1921-1926
American Eagle, 1922
American Econ--Education, 1922-1925 & undated
American EducationalAssociation, 1921-1927 & undated
American Educational Press--"American Engineering", 1921-1926
American Engineering Council
See Also: Engineering and Engineers
1921
1922
1924
1925
1926
1927-28 and undated
American Committee on Elimination of Waste in Industry, 1921-22 & undated
See Also:
1. Commerce Dept: Achievements
2. Commerce Dept: Annual Report
3. Commerce Dept: Simplified Commercial Prac
4. Commerce Dept: Standardization Committee
5. Commerce Dept: Standards, Bureau of
6. Committees: Standardization Survey
7. Conferences: See under name of commodity
8. Conferences : Pan American Standardization
9. Elimination of Waste in Industry
10. Eaton, Doane
11. Standardization
12. Pre-Commerce: Federation of American
Engineering Societies
American Engineering Standards Committee
See Also: Engineering and Engineers
1921
1922
1923-26
1927-28 and undated
American Equal--Euro, 1922-24
American Exchange Bank, 1921
American Expo-Expr, 1921-27
American Fair Trade League, 1913-23 and undated
24
American Farm Bureau Federation
1920-21
1922-27
American Farm Congress
See Also:
1. Agriculture: Drummond, W.I.
2. Drummond, W.I.
1921-27 and undated
American Farm Econ-Federation Arts, 1921-22
American Federation of Labor
See Also:
1. Conferences: International Committee of Scientific
Management
2. Conferences : International Ass'n on Unemployment
3. Conferences: International Unemployment
4. Labor--Strikes, Wage Disputes
5. Labor Department
6. Lewis, John L.
1921-1928 & undated
# Gompers, Samuel, 1920-1923 & undated
Green, William, 1925-1927 & undated
American Federation Teachers--Flags, 1921-1926
American Food Journal, 1921-1924
American Foreign Trade Association of the U.S.A., undated
American Forestry Association, 1923-1924 & undated
American Foundation--Friends, 1924-1926
American Fruit Growers, 1921-1922
See Also: Fruits and Other Perishables
American Fruit and Veg--Gov, 1922-1928 & undated
See Also: Fruits and Other Perishables
American Green Sign Society, 1926
American Grocer--Grocery, 1922-1926
American Guardian Association, 1925-1927
American Ha--Hig, 1921-1927
American Historical Association, 1925-1928
American Ho--Id, 1922-1927
American Individualism
1921-1922
1923 & undated
(1)
25
(2-4)
(5)
Correspondence, 1923
Clippings
(1)
(2)
(3)
26
Comments On
A--F, 1921-1923 & undated
G--O, 1922-1923
R--W, 1922-1924
Copies Sent To
A, 1922-1928
B, 1922-1927
C, 1922-1926
D 1922-1926
E--F, 1922-1927 & undated
G, 1922-1923
H, 1922-1927 & undated
I--K, 1922-1925 & undated
27
L, 1922-1923
M, 1922-1925
N--P, 1922-1928
R, 1922-1924
S, 1922-1928
T--V, 1922-1926
W--Z, 1922-1926
First Edition 1922& 1923 Reprint
HH "Individualism" Letters (from Emmett's file) 1922-1923
Lists
Newspapers Rights, 1923
Paid Accounts, 1922-1923
Press Release, 1922
Proofs, undated
Translations, etc., 1922-1928
28
American Industries, 1921-1924
American Industry--Institute Agriculture, 1921-1928
American Insitute of Architects, 1921-1926
American Institute of Baking 1921-1928
American Institute of Chemical Engineers 1921
American Institute Chemists--Institute Corporation 1925-1927 & undated
American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1922-1927
American Institute Food--Institute Marine, 1925-1928
American Institute of Mining & Metallurgical Engineers
See Also: Pre-Commerce
1920-1921
1922
1923-1924
1925-1926
1927-1928 & undated
American Institute Park--Institute Prague, 1923-1927
American Institute of Steel Construction, 1924-1928
American Institute of Weights & Measures, 1928
American International Commission on Rio Grande & Colorado
River Questions, 1926
See Also: Colorado River Commission Collection
American International Corp--Land, 1921-1927
American Legion
1921-1922
1922-1924
1925-1928 & undated
American Legion Auxiliary--Leipzig, 1923-1926
American Library Association, 1922-1927
29
American Library in Paris--Linseed, 1921-1926
American Live Stock and Loan Company, 1921
See Also: Agriculture: Live Stock., 1924-25
American Locomotive--Manifesto, 1921-1928
American Manufacturers Export Association, 1921-1926
American Manufacturers Foreign Credit Ins--Manufacturers Foreign
Credit Underwriters, 1921-1923 & undate
American Manufacturers National Market, 1926-1927
American Manufacturing Company, 1924
American Marine Association, 1921-1923
American Marine Congress Report, 1923
American Marine Engineer, 1923
American Marine Standards Committee 1923-1928
American Mat--Med, 1922-1928
American Merchant Marine Library Association
1921-1924
1925-1928 & undated
American Merchants Association of Tokyo, 1923-1924
American Mining Congress
1921
1922-1924
1925-1927 & undated
American Mining & Refining--National Live,, 1921-26
American National Retail Jeweler's Association, 1921
American New--Patent Law, 1921-28
American Patent Protection Association., 1926 and undated
American Peace Award--Peace Plan., 1923-24
American Peace Society, 1921-28
American Peat--Ped, 1922
American Petroleum Institute, 1921-27 and undated
See Also: Oil
30
American Pharmaceutical Association, 1925
American Philosophical Society 1921-27 and undated
American Photo-Engravers Association., 1925-26
American Pitch--Products, 1921-27
American Protective Association, 1921 and undated
American Protective Credit--Pub, 192O-27
American Pulp and Paper Association, 1921-27
American Pulp and Paper Mill--Radio Foundation., 1921-26
American Radio Relay League, 1921
American Radio and Research--Red, 1921-23
American Railway Association See: Coal: Statements--American Railway Assn
American Relief Administration
See Also:
1, Herter, Christian
2. Pre-Commerce Papers: ARA Bulletins
Bulletins and HH Speeches: Preparation & Distrib, 1921-27 & udated
Russia
Miscellaneous:
1921
1922-27 and undated
See Also:
1. Haskell, William
2. Hibben, Paxton
3. Herter, Christian
4. Komlosky, F.F.
5. Messerole, W.H., General Acc.
6. General Accessions: Bland., Raymond L.
American Friends Service Committee, 1922 March 11
American Review, The, 1922 August
Campbell, Henry C., 1921 December 30
Davis, D.W., 1922 January 6
"Efforts of the Soviet Government to Block American Aid to
Russia" Col. Philip Mathews
Ellingston-Fisher Correspondence, 1922-1923
Food Draft Agreement, 1921 October 19
Friends of Soviet Russia, 1921-1922
Governor Goodrich Statement, 1922 April 20
See Also: Goodrich, James P.
Hoover--France Correspondence, 1923
Hoover Statement, 1923 March 8
Hoover's Letters to President Harding, 1922
# Liggett, Walter, 1921-1922
31
News Releases, 1921-1923
Petrograd District, 1922 July 19
"Russia in the Red Shadow" (N.Y.Times), 1922 April3-17
Russian Contributions to Relief in Cooperation with the
ARA, 1922 October 1 to End of Operation
"Russian Relief Situation, The" (H.Hoover), 1922 February 10
Samara District Personnel, 1922 May
"Sauvez les Enfants!" (# Dr. Boris Sokoloff), 1921
"Statistical Record of the ARA Achievement in One Year" 1921-22
"What America Has Done for Europe" (Sir Philip Gibbs), 1922 Dec.
American Relief Committee--Scenic, 1921-1928 & undated
American School Citizenship League, 1921-1925
American Security and Trust Company, 1921-1922
American Sentinels, 1922-1924
American Society Mil--Society Psych-, 1923-1927 & undated
American Society of Safety Engineers, 1921-1922
American Society Sales--Socio, 1921-1927
American Specialty Manufacturers Association, 1920-1923
American Spice Trade Association, 1922-1923
American Stabilizing Commission, 1922
American Stand--Stat, 1922-1928 & undated
American Steamship Owners Association, 1921-1928
American Steel--Stu, 1922-1928 & undated
American Surety Company, 1922-1927
American Swine--Tariff, 1921-1927
American Telephone & Telegraph Company, 1921-1928
American Tobacco Company, 1924
American Shake--Shore, 1921-1928
American Society Agri--Society Aid, 1921-1928 & undated
American Society of Engineers, 1921-1928
American Society Com--Society Mam, 1921-1928
American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1921-1928
American Trade Association Executives, 1921-1928
American Train--Tree, 1922-1927 & undated
American Trona Corporation, 1921
American University, 1923-1926
American Valuation, 1921
American Veneer--War, 1922-1927
American Warehousemen's Association, 1921-1928
32
American Water--Welfare, 1923-1928
American Wholesale Coal Association, 1921-1928
American Wholesale G--Year, 1921-1926
American Zinc Institute, 1921-1926 & undated
Americani--Amery, 1921-1927 & undated
Ames, A--W, 1921-1928
Amex--Amor, 1921-1926
Amorous, Martin F., 1921-1926
Amory--Amr, 1921-1928
Amsden, Donna, 1921-1928
Amsinck, 1921
Amster, Nathan L., 1922-1923
Amsterdam--Andersen, 1921-1927 & -undated
Anderson, Dr.--A., 1922-1928
Anderson, Benjamin M., Jr., 1922-1923
Anderson, Bert--Carl, 1921-1926
Anderson, Chandler P., 1922-1925
Anderson, Chas.--F.I., 1922-1928
Anderson, F. Paul, 1921-1928
Anderson, Frank B., 1521-1926
32
Anderson, Frank M.--George C., 1922-1927
Anderson, George J., 1922
Anderson, George W., 1921-1925
Anderson, Gert--Har, 1922-1927
Anderson, Henry W., 1921-1827
Anderson, J--M, 1921-1927
Anderson, Norman L., 1927
Anderson, Norman T.--Sophia, 1921-1927
33
Anderson, Sydney, 1923-1927
Anderson, T--W, 1921-1928
Andes--Andrew, 1922-1928
Andrews, A--J. Wayne, 1921-1927
Andrews, John B., 1923-1928
Andrews, P--Angell, E., 1921-1927
Angell, James R., 1921-1926
Angelo--Annable, 1921-1927
Annalist, 1921-1923
Annap--Annu, 1922-1928
Anonymous & Illegible
1921
1922
1923-1924
1925-1926
1927-1928 & undated
Ans--Anthony, D., 1926-1927
Anthony, Earl C., 1921-1927
Anthony, E--Antid, 1921-1928
Antioch College, 1922-1926
34
Antip--Applegate, 1921-1928
Apples, 1924-1926
Appleton, D--R, 1921-1925
Applications
Blanks, Information, 1922-1928
Miscellaneous
A--B, 1922-1928
C--G, 1924-1928
H--L, 1925-1928
M--R, 1924-1928
S--Y, 1925-1928
Applications for Money--Arany, 1921-1928 & undated
Arbitration, 1921-1927 & undated
See Also:
1. Chamber of Commerce--Information Re
2. Coal--Arbitration
Arbitration Boards--Are, 1921-1928
Argentina, 1921-1928
Argentine Ambassador, 1922-1924 & undated
Argentine American Chamber of Commerce, 1921 & undated
Argentine Embassy, 1926
Argentine Loan, 1921 & undated
Argh--Argus Enterprises, 1921-1927
Argus Press Clipping Bureau, 1923-1927
Arizona--Arizona Hall of Fame, 1921-1925
Arizona Industrial Congress, 1922-1927
Arizona Mining--Arkansas, 1921-1928
35
Arledge, Arthur E., 1922
Arledge, D--Armb, 1922-1928
Armenia, 1921-1928
Armenian N--P, 1921-1922
Armies, 1921-1925 & undated
Armig--Armin, 1923-1927
Armistice Day, 1924-1927
Armor--Armour, 1921-1926 & undated
Arms and Ammunition, 1923-1928
See Also:
l.Conferences--Arms Conference of the League of Nations
2.Conferences--Arms & Munitions
3-Conferences--Disarmament at Geneva
4.Conferences--Limitation of Armaments Conference
Washington Conference, 1921
See Also: Conferences--Limitation of Armament Conference, 1921
Armsb--Armstrong, C., 1921-1927
Armstrong, E.F., 1922
Armstrong, E.H.--Edwin, 1922-1925
Armstrong, Elmon, 1921-1922
Armstrong, F--George S., 1921-1927 & undated
Armstrong, George W., 1922-1925
Armstrong, H--Ralph, 1921-1927
Armstrong, Robert B., 1921-1928 & undated
Armstrong, S--Army, 1921-1924
Army War College
Correspondence, 1922-1927 & undated
* 1921 September 28 & 29
* 1922 September-October 14
* 1922 October 16-28
Arn--Arnold, G., 1921-1927
Arnold, Heloise, 1922
36
Arnold, Henry--J.A., 1921-1927
Arnold, John E., 1922
Arnold, Julean, 1922-1923 & undated
Arnold, L.L., 1921-1922
Arnold, Lynn--M., 1923-1925
Arnold, Ralph
1921-1922
1924-1925
1926-1928
Arnold, Richard--Arnoff, B., 1921-1928
Aronoff, E. Joseph, 1921-1928
Arons--Arps, 1923-1927
Arrest Threat for Breaking Traffic Regulations, 1925
Arri--Arrowsmith, H.,. 1923-1928 &"undated
Arrowsmith, Leighton W., 1924-1926
Arrowsmith, Robert, 1921-1926
Arse--Arst, 1921-1927 & undated
Art, 1925-1927 & undated
Art, D--Arthur, 1922-1928
Articles and Speeches Referring to H.H.
1920-1924
1925 January--June
1925 July--December
1926
37
1927 January--June
1927 July--September
1927 October
1927 November--December
1928 January
1928 February-March
1928 April--June
1928 July--November & undated
* Will Irwin Biography
Arts--Ashf, 1921-1928 & undated
Ashl--Assm, 1921-1928 & undated
Associated Advertising Club of the World, 1921-1925
Associated Business Papers, 1921-1925
Associated C--General Contractors, 1921-1927
Associated General Contractors of America, 1921-1927
Associated Grower, 1922
Associated Industries of Massachusetts, 1921-1922
Associated K--Associated Man, 1922-1926
Associated Motion Picture Advertisers, 1921
Associated N--Penn, 1921-1923 & undated
38
Associated Press, 1921-1927 & undated
See Also: Newspapers and Magazines--Associated Press
Associates for Government Service, 1923-1927
Association A--C, 1921-1927
Association des Ingenieurs, 1922
Association I--M, 1922-1926
Association of National Advertisers, 1921-1924
Association Natu--W, 1921-1924
Associations, Information Re, 1921
Associaz--Atkinson, Harry, 1921-1927 & undated
38
Atkinson, Henry A., 1922-1924
Atkinson, P--Atlantic, 1921-1928 & undated
Atterbury, Grosvenor, 1921
See Also: Building & Housing--Atterbury
Atterbury, W.W., 1921-1927
Attolico, B., 1921
Attwell, Ernest T., 1921-1927
Attwood, A--Atwill, 1922-1925
Atwood, Albert W., 1921-1922
Atwood, H--Wallace, 1922-1928
Atwood, William G., 1921-1923
Atwood, William G., 1924-1928 & undated
Aub--Aughinbaugh, F., 1921-1927 & undated
Aughinbaugh, W.E., 1921-1928 & undated
39
Augu--Austin, H., 1921-1928
Austin, John, 1922
Austin, Joseph E., 1922
Austin, Mary, 1921-1925
Austin, O--Australasian, 1921-1924
Australia, 1921-1927 & undated
Australian B--Australian S., 19251928
Austria
1921
1922
1923-1928 & undated
Austrian--Author's C., 1921-1927
Authors' League of America, 1921-1928 & undated
Auto, 1922
Autograph, 1921-1928
Automobile, A--P 1921-1926
Automobile Schedule, 1923
Automobile Sim--U, 1923-1925 & undated
Automobiles, 1923-1927 & undated
Service Committee, 1921
Automotive Equipment Association, 1922-1927
Automotive Industries, 1922-1926
Automotive T, undated
Automotive Wood Wheel Manufacturers Association, 1921
Autr--Ave, 1921-1928
Aviation.
See Also:
1. Commerce Department--Aeronautics
2. National Advisory Council for Aeronautics
1920-1921
1922-1924
40.
1925
1926
1927 January-June
1927 July-September
1927 October-December
1928 & undated
Advisory Air Coordination Committee, 1926
Advisory Committee on Civil Aviation, 1925-1926 & undated
Airports, 1926
Commercial
1925
1926-1927
Daniel Guggenheim Fund, 1926 & undated
See Also: Guggenheim, Daniel
Experimental Flight to South America, 1928
House Select Committe of Inquiry, 1925
Los Angeles, 1925-1926
41
Painted Names on Cities' Highest Buildings, 1926-1927
President's Aircraft Board, 1925 & undated
Trans-Atlantic Line, 1928
Avil--Axte, 1921-1927
Axtman, Kathryn S., 1921-1925
Axtw--Ayer, J., 1921-1928
Ayer, N.W., 1921-1922
Ayer, W.B., 1921-1927
Ayers--Aylesworth B., 1923-1928 & undated
Aylesworth, M.H., 1921-1928
Ayr--Az, 1921-1928 & undated
Baa-Babcock, 1921-1928 & undated
Babcox, Edward S., 1921-1926
Babe--Babl, 1921-1927
Babson, Roger W., 1921-1927 & undated
Babst--Backm, 1921-1928 & undated
Backus, A.C., 1921-1927
Backus, C.--Bacon, John, 1921-1928
Bacon, John L., 1924-1927
Bacon, Lucy A., 1922
42
Bacon, M--Baff, 1921-1928
Bag--Bah, 1921-1927 & undated
Baie, Eugene, 1921-1926 & undated
Baiev--Bailey., I..,
Bailey, J.W., 1921
Bailey, M.--Baillic, 1922-1926
Baillieu, W.L., 1922-1926
Bailly--Bails, 1922-1924
Baily, Muriel, 1923-1924
Bain, Dr. H. Foster, 1924-1928 & undated
Bain, P--Baker, A., 1921-1928
Baker, Benjamin, 1924-1925
Baker, C.--George, 1922-1927
Baker, George Barr
1921 March
1921 April--May
1921 June--December
1922--23
1924--25
1926
1927--28 and undated
43
Baker, George C., 1926
Baker, George L., 1921-1926
Baker, George T., 1927
Baker, George W., Coate-Coppock Estate, 1925-1927
Baker, Gordon H.--Henry D., 1923-1928
Baker, Henry E. 1926 & undated
Baker, Henry F.--Hettie, 1921-1927
Baker, Hugh P., 1921-1927
Baker, I--N, 1921-1928
Baker, P. Bryant, 1921
Baker, P.W.--Shipley, 1922-1928
Baker, Shirley, 1926-1928
Baker, Sibyl--Baldridge, 1921-1928
Balance of Payments
See:
1. Foreign Trade
2 . Foreign Trade--Invisible Exchange
Baldwin, A--E.R., 1921-1928
Baldwin, Elbert P., 1921-1924
Baldwin, F--G.H., 1923-1925
Baldwin, George P., 1921-1928
Baldwin, H--W, 1922-1928
Bale--Ball, F.L., 1922-1927
Ball, Frank P., 1925
Ball, G--Balloch, 1921-1928
Ballou, Frank W., 1924-1928
Ballou, R., 1922
Ballou, Sidney, 1922-1923
Ballou, Dr. W.B., 1922
Balsiger, H.C., 1922-1925
Baltic, 1919-1922
Baltimore--Baltimore Steam, 1921-1927 & undated
Baltimore Sun, 1921
See Also: Newspapers & Magazines--Baltimore Sun
Baltimore Water, 1925
Balz--Bancroft, Howland, 1921-1927
Bancroft, Hugh, 1922
Bancroft, Wilder D., 1922-1926
44
Band--Bankers Association, 1921-1927 & undated
Bankers:Conference, June 23, 1921
Reynolds, 1921
Bankers Pub--Bankl, 1921-26
Banks and Banking
1922-23
1924-27
Banks, D.W 1921-28
Banks of Nations, 1921-22
Bann--Bannig, 1921-23
Banning, Kendall, 1922
Banning, P--S, 1921-27
Bannister, L.Ward, 1922-28 and undated
Bannister, W.--Barbed Wire, 3.921-28
Barber., Col. A.B.S. 1921-27
Barber, A.G.--Barbour, H., 1921-27
Barbour, Col. Percy E., 1921-25
Barbour, R.--Barka., 1921-28
Barker, A--S, 1921-26
Barks--Barley, 1925-26
Barlow, C.A., 1925-26
Barlow, J--Barnard, G., 1922-25
Barnard., Harry E.., 1921-28
Barnard, J--Barnes, Joseph., 1921-28 and undated
45
Barnes., Julius
See Also: Coal: Barnes, Julius
1921
1922
1923
1924-1928 & undated
Barnes, L--W, 1921-1928
Barneson, John,
1921-1922
1923-1928
Barnet--Barnette, 1921-1928
Barney, Hiram, 1921-1924
Barney, W--Barnhart, 1922-1927
Barnhill, O.H., 1922
Barnhisel--Barreras, 1921-1928
Barrett, C.S., 1921-1925
Barrett, E--J. Lee, 1922-1927
Barrett, John, 1921-1927
Barrett, John F.--Barron, Clarence G., 1921-1928
Barron, Clarence W., 1921-1927
Barron, E.M., 1925
Barron's
See: Barron, Clarence W.
Barros--Barrow, 1922-1924
Barrows, Albert L., 1921-1924
Barrows, David I.--David P., 1922-1926
Barrows, David R., 1921-1926
46
Barrows, H--Barth, 1921-1928
Bartin, John W., 1922
Bartk--Bartlett, J.H., 1922-1928
Bartlett, John Henry, 1924-1928
Bartlett, John P.-Barts, 1921-28
Baruch, Bernard M., 1921-1926
Baruch, E--Basc, 1921-1928
Baseball, 1921-1928
Basev--Bass, G., 1921-1927
Bass, Johh F., 1921-1922
Bass, Robert P., 1921-1927
Bassett--Bates, H.P., 1921-1928
Bates, Henry M., 1922-1923
Bates, J--Baty, 1921-1928
Baub--Baum, A., 1921-1928
Baum, Frank G., 1921-1923 & undated
Baum, H.W.--Harold, 1921-1923
Baum, Dr. Kurt, 1921
Baum, W--Baxter, A., 1922-1926
Baxter, Percival P., 1922-1927 & undated
47
Baxter, E--Baz, 1921-1928
Beach--Beadle, 1921-1928
Beal--Beard, S., 1921-1928
Beard, W.A., 1924-1926
Beards--Beaty, 1921-1928
Beau--Beck, G., 1921-1928
Beck, James M.
1921-1923
1924-1928 & undated
Beck, Jesse--Beckman, 1921-1928
Beckmann, Alfred H., 1921-1927
47
Becko--Beckt, 1921-1928
Bedaux, Charles E., 1921-1926
Beday--Bedell, 1922-1928
Bedford, A.C., 1921-1925
Bedford, C--E. O., 1922-1927
Bedford, E.T., 1922-1926
Bedford, F., 1922
Bedford, Randolph, 1921-1922
Bedford S--Beebe, H.E., 1921-1926
Beebe, H.F., 1921-1922
48
Beebe, Henry A.--Beeu, 1921-1928
Bef--Belgian, 1921-1928
Belgium, 1923-1928
Commission for Relief in Belgium, 1925 & undated
Beli--Bell, H., 1921-1927
Bell, James F.
1920-1924
1925-1927
Bell, John--Lillian, 1921-1927
Bell, Luther K., 1921-1922
Bell, N--Z, 1922-1928
Bella--Belt, 1921-1927
Bem--Bened, 1921-1928
Benefactions for Education and Other Purposes, Undated
Benek--Benes, 1922-1927
Benet, Christie, 1921-1928
49
Benete--Benj, 1921-1927
Benner--Bennett, I., 1921-1928
Bennett, Mrs. James, 1922 & undated
Bennett, James O.--Benth, 1921-1928
Bentley, Charles H., 1921-1922
Bentley, Ed. R., 1928
Bentley, Harvey Wilder, 1925-1926
Bentley, J--L, 1923-1925
Bentley, Paul D., 1925-1926
Bentley, R.I., 1923-1927
Bentley, T--Benton, A., 1922-1927
Benton, George R., 1921-1923
Benton, H.--Berend, 1921-1927
Berenger, Henry, 1926-1927
Berent--Berger, H., 1921-1928
Berger, Julius G., 1925-1927
Berger, L.--Berk, 1921-1928
Berl--Bernard, 1922-1928
Bernays, Edward L., 1921-1927
Bernd--Bernheim, 1921-1928
Bernheimer, Charles L., 1922-1925
50
Berns, M.A., 1924
Bernstein, Herman
1921-1925
1926-1928 & undated
Berstein, L.--Berres, 1922-1928
Berresford, Arthur W., 1921-1923
Berria--Berry, E., 1921-1928
50
Berry, Frederick L., 1921-1923
Berry, George L., 1921-1927
Berry, Graham--Richard, 1922-1928
Berry, Mrs. Rose V.S., 1924
Berry, S--W, 1921-1928
Berryman, C.K., 1923
Bers--Berto, 1921-1928
Bertron, Samuel R.,
1921-1922
1923-1927
Berts--Bethk, 1921-1928
Bethlehem Steel Company, 1921
Betr--Bett, 1927-1928
BetterAmerican Federation of California, 1921-1927
Better B--G, 1924-1928
Better Homes in America
See: Building & Housing--Better Homes in America
Better Homes C--W, 1923-1926
Better Times, 1921-1923 & undated
51
Better U--Bez, 1921-1927
Bia--Bibb, 1922-1928
"Bible", 1925 & undated
Bible--Bickel, J., 1921-1928
Bickel, Karl A., 1922-1924
See Also: Newspapers & Magazines: United Press Association
Bickel, M--Biel, 1921-1928
Bienenstok, Edgar A., 1923
Bienk--Billig, 1921-1928
Billin, Charles E., 1921-1927
Billings--Bingham, E., 1921-1928
Bingham, Hiram, 1924 & undated
Bingham, J., 1928
Bingham, Robert W., 1921-1927
Bingham W.--Binkerd, Robert H., 1922-1927
Binkerd, Robert S., 1923-1926
Binkl--Bip, 1922-1928
Birch--Birdsell, 1921-1928
Birdseye, Clarence T., undated
Birge, A--J, 1921-1922
Birgefield, Clarence E., 1927
52
Birgfield, F--Birmingham, 1921-1928
Birnbaum, Dr. Bruno, 1927
Birs--Birth, 1921-1926
Birth Certificate, 1924
Birth Control--Birth Reg., 1921-1926 & undated
Birthday Greetings
1921-1922
1923-1924
1925-1926
1927-1928 & undated
Birthday L--Bisbee, 1922-1925
Biscuit & Cracker Manufacturing Association, 1926
Bisg--Bison, 1922-1927
Bisping, Mrs. Helena, 1922-1923 & undated
Biss--Bitk, 1922-1928
Bitterman, Simon, 1922-1926
Bittm-Black, D.D. 1921-26 and undated
Black., Dorothy Lenroot (Mrs. R.W.), 1925
Black, E--W, 1921-28
Blackburn., B--J, 1921-28
Blackburn, Marion Hall 1922 and undated
53
Blackburn., Martha-W.J. 1922-26
Black Diamond, 1921-25
Blacke-Blain, 1921-28
Blaine, Gov. John J. 1921-22 and undated
Blaine., M--Blair, Harry 1922-28
Blair, Harry M. 1921-28
Blair, Henry-Blake, C. 1921-28
Blake, P.R. 1923-25
Blake, E.-Blandy, 1921-28
Blanh--Blauvelt, H. 1921-28
Blauvelt, Warren S. 1921-22
Blay-Bleyer, 1921-27
Blil-Bliss, 1921-27
Bliven, Bruce 1921-25 and undated
Bliz-Bloch, 1923-28
Block, David S. 1921-22
Block., E.-Blodgett, G. 1921-28
Blodgett, John W, 1922-27
Blodgett, Jon--Blomg, 1923-28
Blommer, J.J. 1922
Blomn-Bloomfield, D. 1921-28
Bloomfield, Meyer 1921-27
54
Bloomi-Blue, C. 1921-28
Blue Ridge Road, 1926 and undated
Blue Ridge State Corporation, 1922
Blue Valley Creamery Institute, 1925
Blue, W--Bly, 1921-1928
Boac--Boardman, G.C., 1921-1928
Boardman, G.G., 1922-1923
Boardman, M--Boas, 1921-1927
Boatman, J.J., 1923-1924
Boaz--Bockman, E., 1921-1927
Bockus, C.E., 1921-1927
Bocz--Bodell, 1922-1928
Bodelschwingh, F.V., 1922
Boden--Bodi, 1922-1928
Bodley, H.S., 1921-1924
Bodley, Temple, 1923
Bodman, Herbert L., 1922-1928
Bodman, M--Boe, 1921-1928
Boeckel, Richard, 1924-1926
Boeckm--Boha, 1921-1928
Bohemian Club, 1921-1922 & undated
See Also under: Clubs
Bohl--Boil, 1922-1928
Boinow, George S., 1921
Boire, Victor F., 1926
Boissevain, D.G., 1925-1926
Bojarskif, 1926
Bok, Edward W., 1921-1927
55
American Peace Award, 1923-1926 & undated
Bok, W--Bolster, 1921-1928
Bolt, Richard A., 1921-1923
Bolte--Bom, 1921-1927
Bonb--Bondy, 1921-1928
Bone--Bont, 1921-1928
Bone, Governor Scott
See: Alaska--Bone, Bov. Scott
Bonus for Ex-Soldiers
See Also: Insurance
1921
1922 January-February 15
1922 February 16-28
1922 March-June
1922 July-September
1923-1924
Bonw--Booklet, 1921-1927
Bookman, C.M., 1921
Bookplate, 1924-1928
Books--Boot, 1922-1928
56
Booth B--William, 1921-1928
Booth, Willis, H., 1922-1926
Boothe--Booze, 1923-1928
* Borah, Senator William E., 1921-1928 & undated
See Also: Senate--Borah, William E.
Borc--Borg, 1921-1928
Borl--Boston F., 1921-1928
Boston Globe, 1921
Boston H--Bosw, 1921-1928
Bothezat, George de, 1922-1923
Bothw--Bourn, 1921-1928
Borque, A.V., 1924-1926
Bourr--Bowen, J., 1921-1928
Bowen, Millard F., 1921-1927
Bowen, N--Bowie, 1921-1928
Bowk--Bowles, H., 1921-1928
Bowles, Joseph L., 1921-1923
Bowles, L--Bowne, 1921-1928
57
Bowring Brothers & Company, 1921
Bowron--Boy R., 1921-1927
Boy Scouts of America
See Also: West,, James E.
1921-1922
1923-1924
1925-1926
1927-1928 & undated
Boyce--Boyd, C., 1921-1928
Boyd, D. Knickerbacker, 1921-1926
Boyd, E-Boydan, W. 1922-1928
Boyden, R.W., 1921-1926
Boyds--Boyle, J., 1921-1928
Boyle, L.C., 1921-1922
Boyle, L.H.--Boules, 1921-1927
Boynton, Albert E., 1924-1925
Boynton, Arthur E., 1925
Boynton, C.H.,
1922-1924
1925-1928
Boynton, Charles--Boys, 1922-1927
Boys Club, 1921-1927
Boys Club of Washington, D.C., 1922-1926
Boys, Mrs. Florence Riddick, 1922-1924
Boys & Girls Club--Boys and Girls News, 1921-27
58
Boys H--S, 1925-1926
Boys Week, 1924-1926
Boze--Bozo, 1923-1926
Brab--Bradford, J., 1921-1928
Bradford, L.J., 1921-1923
Bradford, M--W, 1922-1927
Bradfute, O.E., 1922-1925
Bradley, A--H, 1922-1928
Bradley, J.G., 1921-1925
Bradley, James--S. Duncan, 1922-27
Bradley, Samuel S., 1921-1928
Bradley, T.--Bradshaw, C., 1922-1925 & undated
Bradshaw, E.H., 1925-1928
Bradshaw, F.--Brady, T., 1921-1928
Brady, William A., 1921-1927
Brady, Win--Brai, 1921-1928
Braman, Dwight, 1921-1928
Bramb--Bran, 1922-1926
Branch, Blythe W., 1923-1925 & undated
Branch, C--Brand, Charles, 1921-1927
Brand, Charles J., 1921-1927
Brand, E--Brandeg, 1921-1928
Brandeis, Alfred, 1921-1928
Brandeis, Alice--Branner, G., 1921-1927
Branner, Dr. John Casper, 1922-1926
Branner Memorial Association, 1922-1928 & undated
Brannon--Brauer, H., 1921-1928
Brauer, William Wallace, 1921-1928 & undated
59
Braun--Bray, 1921-1928
Brazil, 1921-1928 & undated
Brazil International Exposition
See: Conferences--Brazil Exposition
Brazilian American Chamber of Commerce, 1921-1922
Brazilian Embassy, 1921
Brea, 1926
Bread, 1922-1927
See: Ward Food Products Corporation, 1926
Bread, B--Breed, D., 1921-1928
Breed, William C., 1924-1927
Breeder--Bres, 1921-1928
Bret, Theodore, 1921
Brett--Brewster, J., 1921-1928
Brewster, Ralph O., 1922-1927
Brey--Brick, 1921-1927
Bridge--Briggs, A., 1921-1928
Briggs, C.A., 1922-1924
Briggs, C.P., 1923
Briggs, Clay Stone
See: House of Representatives
Briggs, E.S., 1922-1926
Briggs, Ed--Brigham, T., 1921-1927
Brigham, William E., 1924-1925
60
Bright--Briq, 1921-1928
Brisbane, Arthur, 1921-1928
Brisbine--British Fleet, 1921-1927
British Offer of Citizenship and Title, 1925
British Official--Brix, 1921-1928
Broa--Brode, 1921-1928
Broderick, C.G., 1923
Broderick, J--Brookings Bank, 1921-1928
Brookings, Robert S., 1921-1927
See Also:
1. Institute of Economics
2. Institute of Government Research
Brookings, W. Dub., 1924-1925
Brookins--Brooks, Frank H., 1921-1928
Brooks, Franklin, 1921-1926
Brooks, Fred--Sam, 1921-1928
Brooks, Sidney, 1923-1927
61
Brooks, Stratton--Bror, 1921-1928
Brosseau, A.J., 1921-1928
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, 1924-1926
Brotherhood R--Brown, Arthur C., 1921-1928
Brown, Arthur J., 1921-1928
Brown, Ashmun--C., 1921-1928
Brown, D--E.R., 1921-1928
Brown, E.W., 1921-1926
Brown, Edwin--Evelyn, 1921-1928
Brown, Everett C., 1921-1928
Brown, Everett S.--F., 1921-1927
Brown, G--Hugh, 1921-1927 & undated
Brown, Hulda (Mrs.), 1921
Brown, I--J.C., 1922-1923 & undated
Brown, J. Calvin, 1922-1928
Brown, J.D.--J.E., 1926-1927
Brown, J.G., 1921-1924
Brown, J. Richard, 1922-1923
Brown, James, 1925
62
Brown, James G.--L.F., 1921-1928
Brown, L.V.W., 1921-1922
Brown, Lathrop--O, 1921-1927
Brown, P--R, 1921-1927
Brown, S--Walter B., 1921-1927
Brown, Walter Folger, 1921-1928
See Also: Commerce Department--Assistants to Secretary, Brown
Brown, Walter L., 1927
Brown, Walter Lyman, 1921-1926
Brown, Walter W.--Browne, 1921-1928
Brownell--Bruce, 1921-1928
Bruch--Brule, 1921-1928
Brumb--Brune, 1921-1928
Brunk--Brusch, 1923-1928
Bruschette, Attilio, undated
Brush--Bryant, C., 1921-1927 & undated
63
Bryant, Dr. E.A., 1923
Bryant, E--W, 1921-1928
Bryce, James, 1921
Bryce, R--Bryson, 1921-1927
Buch--Buckman, F., 1921-1928
Buckman, H.H., 1922
Buckman, Herbert--Budget, 1921-1928
Bueb--Building Code, 1921-1928
Building and Housing
See Also: Commerce Department--Housing
1921
1921?
1922 January-April
64
1922 May-December
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927 January-July
1927 August-December
1928
American Construction Council, 1927
See Also: Hoggson, N.F., 1921-1926
American Housing Foundation, 1926
Atterbury, Grosvenor, 1921
See Also: Atterbury, Grosvenor
Better Homes Book Shelf, 1925-1926
65.
Better Homes in America
Previous to Incorporation
1921-1923 June
1923 July-Dec & undated
Better Homes in America, Inc.
1923
1924 January-June
1924 July-December
1925
1926
1927
1928
Boy Built House, 1927
Ford, Dr. James, 1923-1925
See Also: Ford, James L.
Press Releases, undated
66.
Printed Matter, 1923-1927 & undated
Building and Loan Associations, 1921-1927 & undated
Building Code Committee.
See Also: Building Code Standards
1921-1922 April
1922 July 1927
City Housing Corporation, 1924 & undated
City Planning
1922-1928
* Standard Enabling Act, 1927
Conference, 1922-1924
District Committee, 1922
Exhibit of Plans, etc., 1926
Federal Employees, 1926-1927
Home Equipment Survey, 1925
67
Home Financing, 1921-1928
Home Ownership, 1926
Housing Commission, 1922
Housing Committee, 1921-1923
Housing Scheme, Home and Farm Credits, 1921
Mechanics' Lien Act, 1926-1927
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, 1924-1925
Miller, F.T., Building,
See Also: Miller, Frank T.
1921 March-April
1921 May-August and undated
Memoranda
* Manning Study, 1919 & undated
1921 April-May & undated
1921 June August & undated
Mortgages: See: Conferences: Mortgage Bonds, 1926
68
National Board of Jurisdictional Awards in the Building Trades, 1927
National Housing Committee for Congested
Areas (August Heckscher’s group), 1927
New York Plan, 1922-1923
Own Your Home
1921-1924
1925-1928 & undated
Realtors and Model Homes, 1926
Recommendations for Building Committee, 1921
Regional Planning, 1925
Small House Service Bureau, 1925
Sub-Committee on Plumbing, 1921-1925
Survey of Vacant Houses, 1924-1925 $- undated
Undertaking Establishments, or Funeral Homes, 1926
Zoning
1921-1922 June
1922 July-1927 & undated
69
Building Code Standards, 1921
Building I--Bulgak, 1921-1928
Bulgaria, 1922-1928
Bulk--Bullard, Alfred, 1921-1928
Bullard, Arthur, 1921-1925
Bullard, E--Bunch, R.L., 1921-1928
Bunch, Royal Lee, 1921-1925
Bundy, C--E, 1921-1926
Bundy, Harvey H., 1921-1924
Bunge--Burbank, J., 1921-1927 & undated
Burbank, Luther,1924-1926
Burbank, S.--Burdette, Charles, 1921-1928
Burdette, Clara B., 1921-1928 (Mrs. Robert J.)
Burdette, J.M., 1925
Burdette, Robert J., undated
See Also: Burdette, Clara B.
Burdi--Burgess, F.-A., 1921-1928
Burgess, Fred A., 1922
Burgess, Fred G.--Garrett, 1923-1926
Burgess, Dr. George K., 1922-1927
Burgess H--Burh, 1921-1927
Burk, James F., 1923-1928
70
Burk, M--Burks, 1921-1928
Burland, E.G., 1924
Burley--Burlingame, Re, 1922-1928
Burlingame, Roger, 1921
Burlingham, Charles C., 1921-1825
Burlinghame--Burney, 1921-1928
Burnham--Burnie, 1921-1927
Burns, A--W, 1921-1928
Burnside--Burrell, 1921-1928
Burroughs, C.E., 1925 & undated
Burroughs, H--Burton, Theodore D., 1921-1928
Burton, Theodore E., 1922-28
Burton, W--Bush, E., 1921-1927
Bush, George B., 1921-1928
Bush, H--I.B., 1921-1926
Bush, Irving T., 1921-1928
Bush, J--Busho, 1921-1928 & undated
Business--Business Chron, 1921-1927
Business Conditions and Prospects, 1924-1926
71
Business Connections, 1924-1925
Business Cycles and Situation, 1923-1927
See Also: Unemployment
Business D, 1922
Business Education, 1926
Business Eq--Et, 1922-1923
Business Historical Society, 1926-1928
Business Im--Index, 1922-1926
Business Industrial Review, 1921 & undated
Business Interests--Men, 1921-1927 & undated
Business Methods, etc., 1926-1927
Business Offers, etc., 1921-1927
See Also:Investments
Business Organization of the Government, 1922-1928
See Also: Reorganization of Government Departments
Business Paper Editors Association, 1922-1927
Business Pre--Pub, 1921-1926
Business Schools, 1924-1925
Business Sec--Bussa, 1921-1927
Busse, John H., 1923-1924
Bussm--Butler, E., 1921-1928
Butler, F.C., 1922
Butler, Fran--J.P., 1922-1927
Butler, Joseph G., 1921-1926
Butler, L--M, 1921-1927
Butler, Dr. Nicholas Murray, 1922-1927
Butler, P., 1926-1927
Butler, Rush C., 1922-1926
Butler, T.--Butten, 1922-28
Butler--Butts, 1921-1928
72
Bux--Byn, 1921-1928
Byra--Byro, 1921-1928
Caba--Cabe, 1921-1927
Cabinet
See Also: Congratulations on Appointment as Secretary of Commerce
1921-1926 & undated
Congratulations
A--C, 1921
D--H, 1921
I--M, 1921
O--R, 1921
S--W, 1921
Press, 1921
Cable--Cabot, F., 1921-1925
Cabot, Godfrey L., 1924-1926
Cabot, H--Cady, 1921-1928 & undated
Caetani, Don Gelassio, 1922-1925
Caf--Calder, B., 1921-1928
Calder, William M., 1922-1928
See Also: Senate--Calder, William M.
73
Caldera--Caldwell, O., 1921-1927
Caldwell, R.E., 1921-1927
Caldwell, Robert J., 1921-1928 & undated
Caldwell, V--Calef, 1922-1928
Calendar Reform
1921-1922
1923-1924
1925-1928
Caley--Calie, 1921-1928 & undated
California, 1923-1927 & undated
California A--Con, 1921-1928
California Court of Claims Bill, 1922
California Cul--Dai, 1924-1926
California Development Association, 1924-1928 & undated
California Diamond Jubilee, 1925
California F, 1921-1928
74
California G--M, 1921-1927
California N--P, 1921-1927
California R--Society, 1921-1927
California State Association, 1921
California State F--I, 1925-1927 & undated
California State Society, 1925-1927
California Statewide--Walnut, 1921-1927
California Water Question, 1923-1925 & undated
See Also: Colorado River Commission
California White--Wool, 1921-1928
Californians, Inc., 1924-1926
San Francisco Progress, 1924?
Calip--Calla, 1921-1928
Callbreath, J.F., 1921-1927
Callison, A.F., 1921-1926
Callo--Calvert, C., 1921-1926
Calvert Estate, 1925
Calvert, J--W, 1921-1927
Calvin, Martin V., 1923-1926
Calwell, Charles S., 1921-1925
Camb--Cameron, E., 1921-1928
75
Cameron, George T., 1925-1927
Cameron, H--Camp, E.L., 1921-1928
Camp, Eugene M., 1921-1926
Camp Fire Club, 1924-1926
Camp Fire Girls, 1921-1928
Camp, H--Campaign, 1921-1928
Campbell, A--F, 1921-1928
Campbell, G--J.L., 1921-1928
Campbell, James A., 1921-1922
Campbell, James E.--Met, 1921-1928
Campbell, Milo D., 1921-1922
Campbell, Mona--Thomas D., 1921-1927
Campbell, Thomas E., 1921-1927 & undated
Campbell, W--Camps, 1921-1928
Canada
1921-1922
1923-1924
1925-1928
Coal
See: Coal--Canada and Coal Shipments
Purported Treaty with the U.S., 1927
* Reciprocity
76
Study of the System of the Hydro-Electric
Commission of Ontario, undated
Canada Gold--Canaday, E., 1921-1927
Canaday, Frank H., 1921-1922
Canaday, W--Canals, 1921-1928 & undated
Canals
Intercoastal Canal, New Jersey, 1923-1926
Canan--Canners A, 1922-1927 & undated
Canners League of California, 1921
Canning--Capb, 1921-1928
Cape Cod Canal, 1921-1924
* Hearings, Bills, 1921-1928
* Notes, 1921
Cape, E., 1922
77
Cape Town Labor Commission, 1925
Cape V--Capi, 1921-1928
Capl--Capp, 1921-1928
* Capper, Senator Arthur, 1924-1928
See Also:
1. Agriculture--Legislation--Capper-Williams Bill
2. Senate--Capper, Arthur
Capper, F.--Caragel, 1921-1928 & undated
Caragol, A.B., 1923
Caraw--Carey, E., 1921-1928
Carey, Francis King, 1921-1925 & undated
Carey, Frank L., 1921-1926
Carey, G-L, 1922-1928
Carey, M.L., 1923
Carey, Robert D., 1922-1926
Carey, W--Carle, 1921-1928
Carli--Carlo, 1921-1928
Carls--Carlton, 1921-1927 & undated
Carlton, A.E., 1923-1926 & undated
Carlton, H--O, 1922-1925
Carlton, Newcomb, 1921
Carlton, V--Carmichael, 1921-1928 & undated
Carmine, P.A., 1926-1928
Carmo-Carnahan, F., 1925-1928
Carnahan, Geroge H., 1925-1928
Carnahan, S-T, 1922-1925
78
Carnegie Corporation, 1921-1927
Carnegie, Dale, 1927
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1921-1926
Carnegie Foundation, 1921-1925
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission, 1923
Carnegie Institute, 1921-1927
Carnegie Institute of Technology, 1921-1927
Carnegie Institution of Washington
1921-1924
1925-1928
Carnegie U--Carney, 1925-1928
Carnovale, Luigi, 1921
Caro--Carpenter, A., 1921-1926
Carpenter, Delph E., 1921-1927 & undated
Carpenter, Dori--E, 1923-1926
Carpenter, Frank G., 1921
Carpenter, G--Carq, 1922-1928
Carr, A--W, 1921-1928
Carre--Carrington, P., 1921-1928
Carrington,T.M,,1923-1925
Carris--Carroll, M., 1921-1928
79
Carroll, Phillip H., 1921-1927
Carroll, R--W, 1921-1928
Carrow, Thomas H., 1926-1927
Carruth, H--O, 1922-1928
Carruthers, Arthur C., 1924-1927
Cars--Carson, C., 1924-1927
Carson, D.B., 1924-1927
See Also under Commerce Department: Navigation, Bureau of
Carson, G--Carsw, 1921-1928
Cartels
See: Foreign Combinations
Carter, A--James F., 1921-1928 & undated
Carter, James T., 1921-1925 & undated
79
Carter, John--Carteret, 1921-1928
* de Cartier, Baron E., 1921-1928
Cartier--Carton, 1921-1927
Cartoons, 1927 & undated
Carttw-Carty, H. , 1921-1928
Carty, John J., 1924-1928
Caru--Casa, 1921-1928
Cascade Tunnel Association, 1925-1927 undated
Case, C--E, 1921-1927
Case, George A., 1923-1924
Case, J--Cash, D, 1921-1928
Cash, Oliver H., 1921-1924
Cashe--Castille, 1921-1928
Castillon, Louis A., 1921-1922
80
Castle--Cathey, 1921-1928
Catholics, 1922-1928 & undated
Catl--Cats, 1921-1927
Catt--Catz, 1921-1928 & undated
Cauc--Causey, L., 1921-1928
Causey, Col. William B., 1922-1926
Cav--Caz, 1921-1928
Cecil--Celo, 1921-1928
Cement, 1923-1927
Cemm-Censo, 1923 & undated
Census
See: Commerce Department--Census
Census of Distributing Trades, 1924-1925
See Also: Conferences--Distribution--Committee
on Distribution Statistics
Census of Distributing Trades, 1927-1928 & undated
Census U--Centennial, 1922-1926
Centennial Committee of One Hundred, undated
Central A--W, 1921-1928
81
Century Association, 1921-1924 & undated
See Also: under Clubs
Century I--Chadbourne, T., 1921-1928
Chadbourne, William M., 1921-1927
Chade--Chain B., 1921-1927
Chain Letters, 1922-1928 & undated
Chain Stores, 1922-1928
Chalf--Chalo, 1921-1927
Chamber of Commerce
Information Re,
1921-1927
* Arbitration, 1911-1921
A--Boise, 1921-1928
Boston, Mass, 1921-1926
Bradford--Chattanooga, 1921-1927
Chicago, Illinois, 1921-1927
Chicago Heights--Clarkston, 1921-1928
Cleveland, Ohio, 1921-1927
Clinton, Iowa, 1922
Dallas, Texas, 1921-1922
Junior, 1921
Danville, Virginia, 1922
Dayton, Ohio, 1921-1922 April
82
1922 June 7
1922 June 8
1922 June 9
1922 June 10
1922 June 11-15
Daytona--Denver, 1921-1926
Des Moines, Iowa, 1921
Detroit--E, 1921-1927
F--Indianapolis, 1921-1926
International
1921
1922
1923
1924-1925
1926-1927
Ittabena--Kansa, 1921-1927
Kansas City, Missouri, 1921-1927
83
Kern--Longbeach, 1921-1926