Box 72

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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HOMER GOLDEN WEDDING, 1945. This folder is composed of a pro- gram, invitations, replies to invitations, Holt's address, a copy of the Winter Park Topics, and several newspaper clippings.

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HOWE, E. W:, 1926-1937. Contains three booklets written by Hawe and a full page obituary

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INITIATIVE, REFERENDUM, AND RECALL, 1908-1910. Contains pamphlets, a copy of The Arena for June, 1908, letterheads of the Initiative and Referendum league, letteheads of the National Federation for People's Rule, a copy of the Code of the People's Rule, a copy of a memorial to Congress, and a short article by Holt entitled "Remedy for Corruption.

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INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES, 1944. A report fmm the Office of Economic Warfare.

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INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF PEACE, 1909. Includes material on women's organizations ond a copy of Awake.

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ITALY-AMERICA SOCIETY, 1947-1948. Mimeographed letter from the committee for the reorganization of the society, copies of the Rubicon, and a copy of the New York Supreme Court's ruling on the dissolution of the organization.

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JAPAN, 1914-1921. Contains a pamphlet by Montaville Flowers, an article by J. Russell Kennedy, a transcript of diplomatic correspondence between Japan and the United States, an editorial from Sunset Magazine, the minutes of the commission on relations with Japan, several news releases, and a copy of a House of Representatives bill advocating better protection of aliens.

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JAPAN SOCIETY, 1942-1948. Newsletters and the program for a dinner in honor of Ambassador and Baroness Uchida.

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JAPANESE MATTERS, 1908-1924. A vast amount of material on the Immigration Law of 1924, the lshi Commission and Doctrine, and American- Japanese relations in general. There is also material on the Root-Takahira agreement.