Box 70

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection of papers, consisting of ninety-three manuscript boxes and thirty-five scrapbooks, covers a span of years beginning in 1872 and ending in 1951. It is composed of correspondence, diaries, biographical and genealogical data, legal documents, galley proofs, copies of The Independent magazine, autographed pictures, newspaper clippings, manuscripts of books and proposed books, pamphlets, leaflets, speeches, writings, and book reviews. It contains data pertaining to journalism,...

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CURRICULUM CONFERENCE, 1931. This folder consists solely of the report of the conference.

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DlARlES OF HAMILTON HOLT. Extracts from Holt diaries 1887-1889 and 1891-1892.

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DRINKWATER, PENELOPE, 1948-1949. lncludes financial statements for her two years at Rollins, grade reports, bank statements and canceled checks

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ELECTORAL REFORM, 1905-1910. A pamphlet for colored voters, invitations to meetings, and a brochure on the civic forum.

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FEDERAL COUNCIL OF THE CHURCHES OF CHRIST IN AMERICA, 1914- 1915. Contains two newsletters and a plan by Byron Hershey for creating anti-war sentiment in the U. S.

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FIRST UNIVERSAL RACE CONGRESS. Contains a questionnaire, mimeographed letters to the members,committee report, list of supporters, and several pamphlets.

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FRANK, GLENN, 1941. Enclosed are the texts of speeches commemorating Glenn Frank, excerpts from Frank's "America's Hour of Decision," and drafts of Holt's speech at the memorial dinner.

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FRIENDS OF RUSSIAN FREEDOM, 1907. Sole entry is a petition to the Russian Ambassador urging the release of Nicholas Tchaykovsky and Catherine Breshkovsky.

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GERMANY'S SURRENDER 1919 and 1945. Newspaper accounts of both capitulations.