TABLE OF CONTENTS
Descriptive Summary of the Collection
Administrative Information
Biography of Eugene V. Debs
Scope and Content of the Collection
Arrangement
Selected Search Terms
Related Material
Container List
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The Newberry Library
Roger and Julie Baskes Department of Special
Collections
60 West Walton Street
Chicago, Illinois 60610-7324
USA
Phone: 312-255-3506
Fax: 312-255-3646
E-Mail: specialcolls@newberry.org
URL: http://www.newberry.org
Machine-readable finding aid encoded by
Alison Hinderliter, 2004, and Emma Martin,
2011.
©2011.
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Brommel, Bernard J.,
1930-
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Bernard J. Brommel-Eugene
V. Debs Papers
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1886-2003 |
| Extent |
8 linear feet (12
boxes, 2 oversize boxes)
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| Abstract |
Research material and
works of Eugene V. Debs biographer Bernard J. Brommel, including
correspondence, notes, photocopies, photographs, pamphlets, newsclippings, and
memorabilia. Also letters and personal materials of Grace Laird, a teacher with
whom Brommel retained a long time correspondence.
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| Language |
Materials are in
English.
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| Repository |
Newberry Library, Roger and Julie Baskes Department
of Special Collections
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| Collection Call Number |
Midwest MS Brommel-Debs |
| Collection Stack Location |
3a 37 2 |
Bernard J. Brommel-Eugene V. Debs, The Newberry Library,
Chicago.
Gift of Bernard J. Brommel.
Alison Hinderliter and Emma Martin, 2011.
This inventory was created with the generous support of the National
Endowment for the Humanities. Any views, findings, conclusions, or
recommendations expressed in this inventory do not necessarily represent those
of the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Access
The Bernard J. Brommel-Eugene V. Debs Papers are open for research
in the Special Collections Reading Room; 1 box at a time (Priority III).
Ownership and Literary Rights
The Bernard J. Brommel-Eugene V. Debs are the physical property of
the Newberry Library. Copyright may belong to the authors or their legal heirs
or assigns. For permission to publish or reproduce any materials from this
collection, contact the Roger and Julie Baskes Department of Special
Collections.
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Eugene V. Debs was a five-time candidate for president on the
Socialist ticket, an advocate of industrial unionism and a tireless champion of
the working class.
Born in 1855 in Terre Haute, Indiana, Debs was introduced to the
plight of the working man as a fireman on the railroad. He organized firemen in
1875, was elected city clerk of Terre Haute in 1883 and member of the Indiana
House in 1885. In 1893 Debs formed the American Railway Union (ARU) and in
1894, as its leader, called for a boycott of all Pullman railway cars due to
the Pullman Company's unfair labor practices. He was jailed for his actions,
and his involvement in the Pullman Strike made him famous as a champion of the
rights of the common laborer against big business. In 1897 Debs transformed the
ARU into the Social Democratic Party of America (later the Socialist Party of
America) and ran unsuccessfully for president on its ticket in 1900 and 1904.
After helping found the Industrial Workers of the World in 1905, Debs ran for
president again in 1908 and 1912. In 1907 Debs moved to Girard, Kansas, to work
on the Socialist newspaper Appeal to Reason, but he never sold his Terre Haute
home and he was constantly touring and giving speeches. In 1916, instead of
trying another Presidential campaign, Debs accepted the editorship of another
Socialist newspaper, the Rip-Saw. Debs' vehement
opposition to U.S. entry into World War I secured him a jail term for violation
of the Espionage Act, and in 1920 from the Atlanta prison, he ran for president
for the last time. Released in 1921 by President Warren Harding, Debs spent the
rest of his life lecturing and writing. He died in Elmhurst, Illinois in 1926.
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Professor of speech and performing arts at Indiana State University
and at Northeastern Illinois University, Debs biographer, and author.
Dr. Brommel began his study of Eugene V. Debs in 1959 when he moved to
Terre Haute, Indiana, to teach at Indiana State University. He interviewed
people who knew Debs, and started to collect pamphlets and other source
materials by and about Debs, both in Terre Haute, and at repositories holding
Debs material, such as the Rand School of Labor in New York City (later
transferred to the Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives, New
York University). In Terre Haute he established an acquaintanceship with
Marguerite Debs Cooper, the daughter of Theodore Debs, and Eugene V. Debs'
niece and last surviving relative.Through this close association, he was able
to gather materials for the Debs Foundation (which he helped establish) and to
gain access to sources previously unseen by other Debs biographers. He also
worked with Ms. Cooper to establish the Debs Collection at Indiana State
University in 1967. His book Eugene V. Debs: Spokesman
for Labor and Socialism (Chicago: Charles H. Kerr Publishing Co., 1978),
is the result of his years of research.
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Correspondence, research materials, articles, clippings, pamphlets,
publications, works, photographs, and microfilm relating to Eugene V. Debs and
to writing and publishing Brommel's biography of Debs.
The first part of the collection is material assembled by Brommel for
the writing of articles and the book on Debs. This includes correspondence with
people (most notably author and Socialist Upton Sinclair) and repositories with
Debs materials, with publishers to find a means to publish the book, research
notes (consisting of photocopies of original letters and documents, handwritten
and typewritten notes, and typed and handwritten transcripts of Debs speeches
and newspaper articles), and collected transcripts and letters of contacts'
personal recollections of Debs, focusing on his style of giving speeches. This
section also includes materials relating to the Eugene V. Debs Foundation, with
which Brommel was involved, and the Foundation's activities in opening Debs'
Terre Haute home as a museum and resource center. Brommel's dissertation,
manuscript for the book, and assorted articles are at the end of this section.
The second grouping of materials are primary sources about Debs
himself, including correspondence, works, and miscellanea. Essays by Debs
printed in brochures, pamphlets, and newspapers during his life were collected
by Brommel, and because of Brommel's close association with Debs' niece
Marguerite Debs Cooper, these materials may have been once owned by Debs
himself. This group includes an interesting letter to Theodore Debs from
Bartolomeo Vanzetti, of the infamous Sacco-Vanzetti case, written two months
before Sacco and Vanzetti were executed by electric chair on August 23, 1927.
The collection also contains photographs, both originals and
photoreproductions, many of which were reproduced in Brommel's book.
The third grouping of materials contains correspondence, photographs,
datebooks, and professional documents pertaining to the life and career of
Brommel. This grouping contains extensive correspondence between Brommel and
his former school teacher beginning in 1958, Grace Laird. Laird taught for
decades in Iowa and maintained a strong friendship with Brommel and an interest
in his career. They remained in close contact until her death in 1991.
Collection also contains Laird's biographical information, diaries, and
diplomas.
There are also three appendices attached to this guide: The first is a
list of 5 microfilm reels Brommel obtained of Debs scrapbooks (clippings and
correspondence), the originals of which are owned by New York University,
Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives. The second is a list of
76 books and booklets that came in with the collection, and are cataloged
separately and available in the Newberry Library under their specific call
numbers (see the Newberry online catalog for access). The third appendix is a
list of 23 books and booklets already owned by the Newberry Library and
deaccessioned (call numbers for the books owned by the Newberry are
indicated).
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Materials arranged alphabetically.
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The following terms have been used to index the description of this
collection in the Newberry Library's public catalog. Researchers desiring
additional materials on a particular topic should search the catalog using
these headings.
Names
- American Railway Union
- Cooper, Marguerite Debs
- Curry, Mabel
Dunlop
- Day, Dorothy, 1897-1980
- Debs, Eugene V. (Eugene
Victor), 1855-1926
- Debs, Theodore, 1864-1945
- Eugene V. Debs Foundation
- Hillquit, Morris,
1869-1933
- Ingersoll, Robert Green,
1833-1899
- Laird, Grace
- O'Hare, Kate Richards,
1877-1948
- Oneal, James, b. 1875
- Sinclair, Upton,
1878-1968
- Socialist Party of the
United States of America
- Stokes, Rose Pastor,
1879-1933
- Vanzetti, Bartolomeo,
1888-1927
Subjects
- Clippings --
1851-1900
- Clippings --
1901-1950
- Clippings --
1951-2000
- Correspondence --
1901-1950
- Correspondence --
1951-2000
- Labor laws and legislation
-- United States
- Labor unions -- United
States
- Manuscripts, American --
Illinois -- Chicago
- Microfilms --
1951-2000
- Pamphlets --
1851-1900
- Pamphlets --
1901-1950
- Photographs --
1901-1950
- Photographs --
1951-2000
- Prison reformers -- United
States
- Socialists -- United States
-- History -- 20th century -- Sources
- Speeches --
1901-1950
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Brommel -- Correspondence, General, 1959-1982 |
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Brommel -- Correspondence -- Critiques of Debs
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Brommel -- Correspondence -- Day, Dorothy, 1971 |
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Brommel -- Correspondence -- Sinclair, Upton, 1961 |
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Brommel -- Eugene V. Debs Foundation and home, 1962-2002 |
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Brommel -- Eugene V. Debs Foundation
Newsletters, 1986-1997; 2002-2003
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Brommel -- Research -- Chronological file, 1875-1895 |
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Brommel -- Research -- Chronological file, 1855-1875 |
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Brommel -- Research -- Chronological file, 1895-1900 |
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Brommel -- Research -- Chronological file, 1901-1905 |
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Brommel -- Research -- Chronological file, 1906-1910 |
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Brommel -- Research -- Chronological file, 1911-1913 |
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Brommel -- Research -- Chronological file, 1914-1919 |
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Brommel -- Research -- Chronological file, 1920 |
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Brommel -- Research -- Chronological file, 1921-1923 |
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Brommel -- Research -- Chronological file, 1924-1925 |
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Brommel -- Research -- Chronological file, 1926 |
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Brommel -- Research -- Blackwell, Alice Stone, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- Caylor, George N., n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- Curry, Mabel Dunlop, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- Darrow, Clarence, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- Day, Dorothy, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- Debs, Eugene V. -- Correspondence
to and from, n.d.
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Brommel -- Research -- Debs' drinking, private life,
wife, n.d.
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Brommel -- Research -- Debs' funeral, 1926 |
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Brommel -- Research -- Debs in Kansas, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- Debs on Communism, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- Debs on Socialist Party and
in-fighting, n.d.
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Brommel -- Research -- Debs, Theodore, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- Documents concerning Debs,
presented to students of American Public Access, 1971
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Brommel -- Research -- Early life and education of
Debs, n.d.
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Brommel -- Research -- Essays and articles from
colleagues, n.d.
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Brommel -- Research -- Flynn, Elizabeth
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Brommel -- Research -- Gompers, Samuel, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- Hillquit, Morris, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- Hunter, Robert, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- Ingersoll, Robert, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- International Sociaist
Review, n.d.
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Brommel -- Research -- Jones, Mother, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- Keller, Helen, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- Lewis, Sinclair n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- Libraries and repositories with
Debs manuscripts, n.d.
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Brommel -- Research -- Moore, Sam, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- O'Hare, Kate Richards, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- O'Hare, Kate Richards, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- Peoples College, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- Personal recollections about
Debs, n.d.
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Brommel -- Research -- Prison Reform, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- Pullman, George and the
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Brommel -- Research -- Rukey, James Whitcomb, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- Sacco-Vanzetti, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- Sanger, Margaret, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- Stokes, Rose Pastor, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- Tarkington, Booth, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- Woodbey, Rev. George
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Brommel -- Research -- Misc. Debs articles, n.d. |
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Brommel -- Research -- Socialist Party and
blacks, n.d.
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Brommel -- Research -- Misc. notes and
materials, n.d.
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Brommel -- Works -- Altgeld and Debs: Midwestern
Reformers, 1974.
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Brommel -- Works -- Debs and Negro Rights, Congressional
Record (typescript and print), Oct. 17,1967
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Brommel -- Works -- Debs's Cooperative Commonwealth Plan
for Workers, 1971
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Brommel -- Works -- Debs' Years in Kansas, 1973 |
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Brommel -- Works -- Dissenting Voices: Making the Eagle
Scream, n.d.
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Brommel -- Works -- Eugene V. Debs: Advocate of Industrial
Revolution, Apr. 4, 1968
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Brommel -- Works -- Eugene V. Debs: The Agitator as
Speaker, 1969
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Brommel -- Works -- Eugene V. Debs: The Agitator as
Speaker, 1969
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Brommel -- Works -- Eugene V. Debs: Blue Denim Spokesman
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Brommel -- Works -- Eugene V. Debs: Blue Denim Spokesman
(reprint), 1973
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Brommel -- Works -- Eugene V. Debs book: PhD
dissertation, 1964
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Brommel -- Works -- Eugene V. Debs book: Draft, "Militant
Pacifist", n.d.
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Brommel -- Works -- Eugene V. Debs book: Draft, The Early
Life and Education of a Labor-Socialist Spokesman, n.d.
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Brommel -- Works -- Eugene V. Debs book: Drafts, Campaigns
of 1900 and 1904, n.d.
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Brommel -- Works -- Eugene V. Debs book: Drafts, "The 1908
'Red Special' Campaign", n.d.
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Brommel -- Works -- Eugene V. Debs book:
Manuscript, 1971
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Brommel -- Works -- Eugene V. Debs book:
Manuscript, 1971
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Brommel -- Works -- Eugene V. Debs book:
Manuscript, 1971
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Brommel -- Works -- Eugene V. Debs book:
publicity, 1978
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Brommel -- Works -- "Eugene V. Debs: A Selected Biography"
typescript, ca. 1965
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Brommel -- Works -- History of Debs' Home for home
dedication, ca. May 1964
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Brommel -- Works -- The Pacifist Speechmaking of Eugene V.
Debs, 1966
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Brommel -- Works -- The Radical Press in Chicago,
1884-1926, n.d.
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Brommel -- Works -- Red Kate's World War I Fight for Free
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Brommel -- Works -- Researching the Life of Eugene V.
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Brommel -- Works -- Vocalic Communication in
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Debs -- Biographical Data Sheet (Debs lists occupation as
"agitator"), 1902
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Debs -- Correspondence -- E.V. Debs to Theodore
Debs, ca. 1922
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Debs -- Correspondence -- attributed to Theodore
Debs, n.d.
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Debs -- Correspondence -- Vanzetti, Bartolomeo to Debs,
Theodore, Jun 23, 1927
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Debs -- Epigrams and Quotations, n.d. |
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Debs -- Postcards, n.d. |
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Debs -- Promotional Brochures and Fliers, n.d. |
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Debs -- Signatures, addressed envelopes, n.d. |
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Debs -- Works -- An Address to Woman from New Age,
"Woman's Page", Newspaper, Buffalo, NY, 1923, 1961
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Debs -- Works -- The American Movement, ca. 1904 |
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Debs -- Works -- Appeal to Negro Workers (speech at
Commonwealth Casino, NY), Oct. 30, 1923
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Debs -- Works -- Canton (Ohio) Speech, Socialist
Party, n.d.
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Debs -- Works -- Childhood, n.d. |
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Debs -- Works -- The Children of the Poor, Chicago:
National Office of the Socialist Party, ca. 1911
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Debs -- Works -- The Crying Need of the Day, Socialist
Party, ca. 1920
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Debs -- Works -- Danger Ahead, in International Socialist
Review, Jan. 1911
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Debs -- Works -- The Day of the People, Socialist
Party, n.d.
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Debs -- Works -- Enfranchisement of Womanhood, from the
Progressive Woman Magazine, Mar. 1909
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Debs -- Works -- Extracts from Debs' address to the Jury
at his Cleveland trial, 1920
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Debs -- Works -- Extracts from speeches, n.d. |
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Debs -- Works -- The Federal Government and the Chicago
Strike, 1904
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Debs -- Works -- The Indictment of our Leaders, Socialist
Party, Apr. 1918
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Debs -- Works -- Editorials from the National
Rip-Saw, Jan. 1917
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Debs -- Works -- Never Be a Soldier, 1915 |
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Debs -- Works -- Political Appeal to American Workers
(Speech, National Campaign), ca. 1912
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Debs -- Works -- Prison Labor from Progressive Thought
Vol. 1 No. 4, Apr. 1899
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Debs -- Works -- Progress by Prohibition, ca. 1908 |
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Debs -- Works -- Riley, Nye and Field: Personal Notes and
Recollections, n.d.
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Debs -- Works -- Tribute of Love to His Mother and Father,
Golden Anniversary, Sept. 13, 1899
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Debs -- Works -- Unionism and Socialism, ca. 1904 |
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Debs -- Works -- Unity and Victory (speech,
AFL), 1908
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Debs -- Works -- Woman, ca. 1920 |
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Debs -- Works -- Woman/ To the Woman Voter, n.d. |
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Debs -- Works -- A Word to the Workers, 1920 |
| 7 |
119 |
Debs -- Works - You Railroad Men, n.d. |
| 7 |
120 |
Brommel -- Research -- Libraries and Repositories with
Debs Manuscripts, n.d.
|
| 7 |
121 |
Clippings, 1894-1922 |
| 7 |
122 |
Clippings, 1943-1979 |
| 8 |
123 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- Debs Shows U.S. is
Controlled by Bosses, n.d.
|
| 8 |
124 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- The People's Nominee on Real
Issues!,
|
| 8 |
125 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- Watch Your Leaders, Says
Debs to Workers, n.d.
|
| 8 |
126 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- Ingersoll, Robert G. --
"Life", Dec. 15, 1886
|
| 8 |
127 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- Beware of Debs!, ca. 1912 |
| 8 |
128 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- Socialist Special Train,
Eugene V. Debs, Stops and Exact Time, ca. 1912
|
| 8 |
129 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- Ads for Upton Sinclair
Novels, n.d.
|
| 8 |
130 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- Cooke, Edmund Vance --
"Eugene", ca. 1918
|
| 8 |
131 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- The Dream of
Debs, n.d.
|
| 8 |
132 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- Eugene V. Debs, What His
Neighbors Say of Him, n.d.
|
| 8 |
133 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- Free Speech and Free Press,
n.d.
|
| 8 |
134 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- Have You Free
Speech?, n.d.
|
| 8 |
135 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- The Irrev. Billy
Sunday, n.d.
|
| 8 |
136 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- The Law of the Debs
Case, n.d.
|
| 8 |
137 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- Preamble to the Constitution
of the Socialist Party of the United States, n.d.
|
| 8 |
138 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- Terre Haute, n.d. |
| 8 |
139 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- What Do You Mean, 'Free
Speech'?. n.d.
|
| 8 |
140 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- What is
Socialism?. n.d.
|
| 8 |
141 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- Fallacies of
Socialism, 1906
|
| 8 |
142 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- An Evening in
Girard, 1908
|
| 8 |
143 |
Pamphlet and Publications -- Acceptance Address and
letter, Socialist Candidates Debs and Seidel, 1912
|
| 8 |
144 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- International Socialist
Review, Debs and Seidel cover, Jun. 1912
|
| 8 |
145 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- Socialist Press Annual Press
Picnic, 1912
|
| 8 |
146 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- Socialist Party
Platform, 1912
|
| 8 |
147 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- Address of Duncan
McDonald, 1914
|
| 8 |
148 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- Proclamation of War
Program, 1917
|
| 8 |
149 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- National Platform of the
Socialist Party, 1920
|
| 8 |
150 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- What Did Debs
Say?, 1920
|
| 8 |
151 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- Attend the Mass Meeting for
the Release of Debs, 1921
|
| 8 |
152 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- ABC of
Socialism, 1924
|
| 8 |
153 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- Eugene Victor Debs: A
Tribute, 1946
|
| 8 |
154 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- The Man I Sent to
Prison, 1954, 1963
|
| 8 |
155 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- Various Centennial
Publications, 1955-1956
|
| 8 |
156 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- Eugene V. Debs In The Light
of History, 1964
|
| 8 |
157 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- Sidelights: Incidents in the
Life of Eugene V. Debs, 1973
|
| 8 |
158 |
Pamphlets and Publications -- Debs
Correspondence, 1975
|
| 8 |
159 |
Photographs -- Debs -- Portraits, n.d. |
| 8 |
160 |
Photographs -- Debs depicted in editorial
cartoons, n.d.
|
| 8 |
161 |
Photographs -- Debs -- Prison mug shot, n.d. |
| 8 |
162 |
Photographs -- Debs -- Speaking, n.d. |
| 8 |
163 |
Photographs -- Debs with Rose Pastor Stokes, n.d. |
| 8 |
164 |
Photographs -- Debs -- Last photo, 1926 |
| 9 |
165 |
Photographs -- Family, n.d. |
| 9 |
166 |
Photographs -- Home (Birthplace) 447 N 4th St, Terre
Haute, IN, n.d.
|
| 9 |
167 |
Photographs -- Homes -- Corner 11th and Wabash, Terre
Haute, IN, n.d.
|
| 9 |
168 |
Photographs -- Home -- 451 N. 8th St, Terre Haute,
IN, n.d.
|
| 9 |
169 |
Photographs -- People -- Hunter, Robert, n.d. |
| 9 |
170 |
Photographs -- People -- O'Hare, Kate
Richards, n.d.
|
| 9 |
171 |
Photographs -- Miscellaneous -- Appeal to Reason Building,
Girand, KS, n.d.
|
| 9 |
172 |
Photographs -- Miscellaneous -- Federal troops encamped on
Chicago Lakefront, Pullman Strike, 1894
|
| 9 |
173 |
Photographs -- Miscellaneous -- Norman Thomas wins Eugene
V. Debs Foundation Award, Bernard J. Brommel pictured, Oct. 20, 1966
|
| 9 |
174 |
Photographs -- Miscellaneous -- "Red Special" Campaign
Train Car, n.d.
|
| 9 |
175 |
Photographs -- Miscellaneous -- Reprints of newspapers,
pamphlets, etc., n.d.
|
| 9 |
176 |
Photographs -- Miscellaneous -- unidentified, n.d. |
| 9 |
177 |
Personal -- Brommel, Bernard, 1959-2001 |
| 9 |
178 |
Personal -- Brommel, Bernard -- Datebook, 1961 |
| 9 |
179 |
Personal -- Brommel, Bernard -- Datebook, 1962 |
| 9 |
180 |
Personal -- Brommel, Bernard -- Datebook, 1967 |
| 10 |
181 |
Personal -- Brommel, Bernard -- Datebooks, 2002, 2005 |
| 10 |
182 |
Personal -- Brommel, Bernard -- Teaching and Writing
Career, 1970-1996
|
| 10 |
183 |
Writings -- Brommel, Bernard -- Eugene V.
Debs, 1968, 1972
|
| 10 |
184 |
Writings -- Brommel, Bernard -- Miscellaneous, 1968-2000 |
| 10 |
185 |
Writings -- Brommel, Bernard -- Miscellaneous, 1968-2000 |
| 10 |
186 |
Writings -- Brommel, Bernard -- Miscellaneous, 1968-2000 |
| 10 |
187 |
Laird, Grace -- Correspondence -- to Brommel,
Bernard, 1951-1964
|
| 10 |
188 |
Laird, Grace -- Correspondence --to Brommel,
Bernard, 1965-1967
|
| 10 |
189 |
Laird, Grace -- Correspondence --to Brommel,
Bernard, 1968
|
| 10 |
190 |
Laird, Grace -- Correspondence --to Brommel,
Bernard, 1969
|
| 10 |
191 |
Laird, Grace -- Correspondence --to Brommel,
Bernard, 1970
|
| 10 |
192 |
Laird, Grace -- Correspondence -- to Brommel,
Bernard, 1971-1974
|
| 10 |
193 |
Laird, Grace -- Correspondence -- to Brommel,
Bernard, 1975-1978
|
| 10 |
194 |
Laird, Grace -- Correspondence -- to Brommel,
Bernard, 1979-1980
|
| 10 |
195 |
Laird, Grace -- Correspondence -- to Brommel,
Bernard, 1981-1982
|
| 10 |
196 |
Laird, Grace -- Correspondence -- to Brommel,
Bernard, 1983-1985
|
| 10 |
197 |
Laird, Grace -- Correspondence -- to Brommel,
Bernard, 1986-1989
|
| 11 |
198 |
Laird, Grace -- Correspondence -- to Brommel,
Nellie, Feb. 17, 1962
|
| 11 |
199 |
Laird, Grace -- Correspondence -- to Brommel,
Wilma, 1968
|
| 11 |
200 |
Laird, Grace -- Correspondence -- to Silverstine,
Vic, Jan. 7, 1975
|
| 11 |
201 |
Laird, Grace -- Correspondence -- to unknown, Feb. 10, 1983 |
| 11 |
202 |
Laird, Grace -- Correspondence -- from Brommel,
Bernard, 1968
|
| 11 |
203 |
Laird, Grace -- Correspondence -- from Brommel,
Bernard, 1969
|
| 11 |
204 |
Laird, Grace -- Correspondence -- from Brommel,
Bernard, 1970-1973
|
| 11 |
205 |
Laird, Grace -- Correspondence -- from Brommel,
Bernard, 1979
|
| 11 |
206 |
Correspondence -- from Brommel, Bernard, 1990 |
| 11 |
207 |
Laird, Grace -- Correspondence -- Brommel, Nellie to
Brommel, Bernard, 1962
|
| 11 |
208 |
Laird,Grace -- Correspondence -- from Jones,
Winifred, 1982-1985
|
| 11 |
209 |
Laird,Grace -- Correspondence -- Linkugel, Wil to Brommel,
Bernard, Apr. 24, 1970
|
| 11 |
210 |
Laird,Grace -- Correspondence -- Regarding Grace Laird's
99th and 100th birthdays, 1990-1991
|
| 11 |
211 |
Laird,Grace -- Correspondence -- Regarding Grace Laird's
death, 1991
|
| 11 |
212 |
Laird,Grace -- Autograph book, 1922-1947 |
| 11 |
213 |
Laird, Grace -- Biographical Information, n.d. |
| 11 |
214 |
Laird, Grace -- Biographical Information -- Laird Family,
Warren County History, Jan. 1986
|
| 11 |
215 |
Laird, Grace -- Ephemera, 1959, n.d. |
| 11 |
216 |
Laird, Grace -- Brommel, Bernard -- Eulogy for Grace
Laird, 1991
|
| 11 |
217 |
Laird, Grace -- Exam -- State of Iowa Uniform County
Examination, Jul. 26, 1912
|
| 11 |
218 |
Laird, Grace -- Guestbook, 1983-1990 |
| 11 |
219 |
Laird, Grace -- Newspaper Clippings, ca. 1978 |
| 11 |
220 |
Laird, Grace -- Newspaper Clippings -- "Corner Cupboard"
Columns, 1982-1983
|
| 11 |
221 |
Laird, Grace -- Newspaper Clippings -- Laird, Paul,
poems, ca. 1920-1930
|
| 11 |
222 |
Laird, Grace -- Meyers, Garry Cleveland, "Emergency
Actions," n.d.
|
| 11 |
223. |
Laird, Grace -- Newspaper Clippings -- Unknown author,
poems, n.d.
|
| 11 |
224 |
Laird, Grace -- Obituary -- Laird, Grace, 1991 |
| 11 |
225 |
Laird, Grace -- Obituary -- Luce, Mary Ellen, 1987 |
| 11 |
226 |
Laird, Grace -- Photographs -- Acquaintances, Friends and
Co-workers, 1893-1986
|
| 11 |
227 |
Laird, Grace -- Photographs -- Laird, Grace, 1908-1986 |
| 11 |
228 |
Laird, Grace -- Photographs -- Laird Home, ca. 1940-1970 |
| 11 |
229 |
Laird, Grace -- Photographs -- Miscellaneous, Jan. 4, 1981 |
| 11 |
230 |
Laird, Grace -- Photographs -- Public School Building,
Moullon, IA, Sep. 29, 1987
|
| 12 |
231 |
Laird, Grace -- Photographs -- Various family
members, 1883-1920
|
| 12 |
232 |
Laird, Grace -- School Diplomas (See oversize
box), 1917, 1920
|
| 12 |
233 |
Laird, Grace -- Schedule -- Brommel, Bernard, University
of North Dakota, Apr. 28, 1967
|
| 12 |
234 |
Laird, Grace -- Scrapbook pages, copies, 1991 |
| 12 |
235 |
Laird, Grace -- Will, Oct. 20, 1979 |
| 12 |
236 |
Laird, Grace -- Writings -- Lecture for Methodist Church
of St. Charles, Dec. 1983
|
| 12 |
237 |
travel, 1977 |
| 12 |
238 |
Laird, Grace -- Writings -- Laird, Paul,
poems, 1915-1920
|
| 12 |
239 |
Laird, Grace -- Writings -- Hulbert, Mae, "Old Settlers of
St. Charles, Iowa," 1991
|
| 12 |
240 |
Laird, Grace -- Memento box, n.d. |
| 13 |
241 |
Oversize: Newsclippings: "Cannot Get out Trains....Debs
Stands Committed", p. 3 of The Tacoma Morning Union (Tacoma, Washington), pp.
1-4, Jul. 18, 1894
|
| 13 |
242 |
Oversize: Newsclippings: "Trial of E.V. Debs", p. 5 of
Weekly Inter-Ocean (Chicago), pp. 1-6, Sept. 11, 1894
|
| 13 |
243 |
Oversize: Newsclippings: "On the Qui Vive", mention of
Debs as former city clerk, p. 1, of Saturday Evening Mail (Terre Haute), pp.
1-8, May 22, 1897
|
| 13 |
244 |
Oversize: Newsclippings: Obituary of Robert G. Ingersoll,
front page of New York Journal and Advertiser, Jul. 22, 1899
|
| 13 |
245 |
Oversize: Newsclippings: "Arouse, Ye Slaves!" by Debs,
front page of Appeal to Reason, Mar. 10, 1906
|
| 13 |
246 |
Oversize: Newsclippings: "Eugene V. Debs Honored, but not
by his Home Folks", p. 17 of The Terre Haute Tribune, Jun. 7, 1908
|
| 13 |
247 |
Oversize: Newsclippings: "Declaration of Revolt" by Debs,
front page of Appeal to Reason, pp. 1-4, Jan. 7, 1911
|
| 13 |
248 |
Oversize: Newsclippings: "The Soul of the Russian
Revolution", by Debs, front page of Section Two of The Call Magazine (New
York), Apr. 20, 1918
|
| 13 |
249 |
Oversize: Newsclippings: "Debs Enters U.S. Prison;
'Unconquered', his last Word, front page of The New York Call, pp. 1-10,
Apr. 14, 1919
|
| 13 |
250 |
Oversize: Newsclippings: "Debs and O'Hare Sound Clarion
Call to Workers from Prison", front page of The New York Call, first and second
section, May 1, 1919
|
| 13 |
251 |
Oversize: Newsclippings: "Workers Must have Powerful
Press", by Debs, p. 7 of the Souvenir edition of The New York Call, pp.
1-8, Aug. 28, 1919
|
| 13 |
252 |
Oversize: Newsclippings: "Twenty Years of Socialist Party
History", by James Oneal, front page of Section Two of The Call Magazine (New
York), May 9, 1920
|
| 13 |
253 |
Oversize: Newsclippings: National Rip-Saw, (Issue devoted
to Eugene V. and Kate Debs), no. 13, Nov. 1921
|
| 13 |
254 |
Oversize: Newsclippings: "Eugene V. Debs Freed", front
page of The New York Call, pp. 1-12, Dec. 24, 1921
|
| 13 |
255 |
Oversize: Newsclippings: "Terre Haute Gives Debs
Thrilling Welcome", front page of The New York Call, pp. 1-2; 7-8, Dec. 29, 1921
|
| 13 |
256 |
Oversize: Newsclippings: "Inside Prison Walls", by Debs,
front page of New York American, Jun. 11, 1922
|
| 13 |
257 |
Oversize: Newsclippings: "Debs Funeral to be Held
Saturday", front page of The Terre Haute Tribune, Oct. 21, 1926
|
| 13 |
258 |
Oversize: Newsclippings: "Debs' Body On Way to TH", front
page of The Terre Haute Post (2 copies), Oct. 21, 1926
|
| 13 |
259 |
Oversize: Newsclippings: "Debs' Body Lies in State",
front page of The Terre Haute Post, Oct. 22, 1926
|
| 13 |
260 |
Oversize: Newsclippings: "Terre Haute Prepares for Funeral
of Socialist Leader", front page of The Terre Haute Star, Oct. 22, 1926
|
| 13 |
261 |
Oversize: Newsclippings: "Eugene V. Debs Passes Away",
front page of The New Leader (3 copies), Oct. 23, 1926
|
| 13 |
262 |
Oversize: Newsclippings: "Eugene Victor Debs Passes from
Life of Service, Achievement, and Glory", front page of American Appeal
(Chicago), (3 copies), Oct. 23, 1926
|
| 13 |
263 |
Oversize: Newsclippings: Debs and Socialist related
clippings from Robert Hunter's scrapbook, 1947-1960
|
| 13 |
267 |
Oversize: Pamphlets and Publications: Socialist Party
Ballot, Jan. 10, 1916
|
| 13 |
268 |
Oversize: Pamphlets and Publications: Poster for the film,
"Eugene Debs and the American Movement", ca. 1977
|
| 13 |
269 |
Oversize: Pamphlets and Publications: Poster of Eugene V.
Debs, n.d.
|
Appendix 1: Microfilm Reels
Microfilm reels of Debs Scrapbooks from the Eugene V. Debs Papers
held at New York University, Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor
Archives, Call number Tamiment 020 Non-circulating. Tamiment’s scrapbook
numbers [SB] and reel numbers [R] are given in square brackets. Location:
Microfilm Storage Room, 4a
Reel 1: News clippings assembled by
Eugene V. Debs and indexed by Theodore Debs, Vols. 1-5, 1884-1902 [SB 1],
[R283]
Reel 2: News clippings assembled by
Eugene V. Debs and indexed by Theodore Debs, Vols. 1-5, 1902-1920 [SB 1],
[R284]
Reel 3: News clippings assembled by
Eugene V. Debs and indexed by Theodore Debs, Oversize, vols. 1-2, 1894-1925 [SB
1], [R285]
Reel 4: Twenty-six unbound volumes
of newspaper clippings, 1909-1919 [SB2], [R286]
Reel 5: One bound volume of
newspaper clippings, collector unknown, 1895-1934 [SB 3]; One bound volume of
newspaper clippings, various dates, including large photograph of Debs and
Samuel Castleton, inscribed by Debs to Castleton [SB 4]; One bound volume of
letters from Eugene and Theodore Debs to Samuel Castleton, photographs, copies
of legal documents, and Debs’ last will and testament [SB 5]; and One volume of
newspaper clippings, 1922-1933, collector unknown [SB 6] [R287]
Appendix 2: Books Cataloged
Separately
The following 78 monographs and serials came with the Brommel-Debs
Papers and were separated out to be cataloged individually and added to the
Newberry's monograph collections. See the Newberry Library online catalog for
call numbers.
The Heritage of Debs: The Fight
Against War. Chicago: Socialist Party National Headquarters,
1935.
On the Job in Illinois: Then & Now.
A dramatic photographic exhibition of working men and women.... Chicago:
Illinois Labor History Society, 1976.
Papers of the Socialist Labor Part of
America: Guide to a Microfilm Edition. Guide to a Microfilm Edition.
Madison, WI: State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1970.
Altgeld, John P. Hints on Public
Speaking. Little Blue Book No. 78. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius
Publications, [n.d.]
Altgeld, John P. How to Be an Orator.
Ten Cent Pocket Series No. 78, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. Girard,
Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, [n.d.]
Ameringer, Oscar. Socialism for the
Farmer Who Farms the Farm. (Rip-Saw Series No. 15). St. Louis, MO: The
National Rip-Saw Publishing Company, 1912.
Barnes, Harry Elmer. Were the Founding
Fathers Pious Angels and Plaster Saints? Little Blue Book No. 1586,
Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications,
[n.d.]
Blue Book Co. Big Blue Books Catalog on
Every Subject. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, [n.d.]
Blue Book Co. 25¢ Books.
[Catalog of Little Blue Books, Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications,
n.d.]
Boase, Paul H. The Rhetoric of
Christian Socialism. (Issues and Spokesmen Series) NY: Random House,
1969.
Bowers, John Hugh. Life of Abraham
Lincoln. Little Blue Book No. 324, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. Girard,
Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, [n.d.]
Burma, John H. How to Analyze and
Interpret Propaganda. Little Blue Book No. 1812, Edited by E.
Haldeman-Julius. The How-To Series No. 1. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius
Publications, 1943
Burma, John H. How to Become a Public
Speaker. Little Blue Book No. 1813, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. The
How-To Series No. 2. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, 1943
Coleman, McAlister. Pioneers of
Socialism. Little Blue Book No. 1695, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius.
Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, 1931
Debs, Eugene V. Labor and Freedom: The
Voice and Pen of Eugene V. Debs. St. Louis: Phil Wagner, 1916.
[inscribed by the author to John Weber, 1918]
Debs, Eugene V. The Heritage of Gene
Debs. Selections, with a critical introduction by Alexander
Trachtenberg. NY: International Publishers Co., Inc., 1955.
Debs Magazine. Vol. 1, No. 7.
March, 1922.
Emerson, Ralph Waldo. Representative
Men, Vol. 2. Little Blue Book No. 424, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius.
Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, [n.d.]
Emerson, Ralph Waldo. Representative
Men, Vol. 3. Little Blue Book No. 425, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius.
Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, [n.d.]
Emerson, Ralph Waldo. Representative
Men, Vol. 4. Little Blue Book No. 426, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius.
Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, [n.d.]
Engdahl, J. Louis. Debs and O'Hare in
Prison. Chicago, National Office, Socialist Party, [n.d.]
Engels, Frederick. [translated by Edward Aveling]
Socialism: Utopian and Scientific. Chicago:
Charles H. Kerr Company, 1903.
Faler, Paul. Working Class
Historiography. Reprint from Radical
America, Mar.-Apr. 1969. Lynn, Mass: People's Printing Co-op, ca.
1969.
Fielding, William J. What Every Married
Woman Should Know. Little Blue Book No. 657; Vol. V., Rational Sex
Series by William J. Fielding. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications,
[n.d.]
Finger, Charles J. Life of Theodore
Roosevelt. Little Blue Book No. 604, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius.
Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, [n.d.]
Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley. Debs,
Haywood, Ruthenberg. New York: Workers Library Publishers, [1939]
Gold, Michael. Life of John
Brown. Little Blue Book No. 521, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. Girard,
Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, 1924
Goldberg, Isaac. H.L. Mencken.
Little Blue Book No. 611, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. Girard, Kansas:
Haldeman-Julius Publications, 1924
Gordon, Ann D., Mari Jo Buhle, and Nancy E. Schrom.
Women in American Society. Reprint from
Radical America, Jul.-Aug. 1971. Cambridge, Mass.:
People's Printing Co-op, ca. 1971
Gordon, David. My Prison Days.
Little Blue Book No. 1413, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. Girard, Kansas:
Haldeman-Julius Publications, [n.d.]
Gunn, John W. E. Haldeman-Julius-The
Man and His Work. Little Blue Book No. 678, Edited by E.
Haldeman-Julius. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, 1924
Gunn, John W. Life of Thomas
Jefferson. Little Blue Book No. 769, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius.
Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, [n.d.]
Haldeman-Julius, E. Cumulative Index to
Volumes 1-25 Questions and Answers, compiled by Florence Eipper Stout and Paul
R. Stout. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, [n.d.]
Haldeman-Julius, E. Hoover's Record as
President. Little Blue Book No. 1601, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius.
Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, [n.d.]
Haldeman-Julius, E. Notes and Comments:
Reflections on the Passing Show. No. 8. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius
Publications, 1951
Haldeman-Julius, E. Studies in
Rationalism. Big Blue Book No. B-7, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius.
Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, 1925
Hunter, Robert. Poverty. New
York: The MacMillan Company, 1904.
Hunter, Robert. Revolution: Why, How,
When?. New York: Committee for Constitutional Government, Inc., 1943.
Hunter, Robert. Why We Fail as
Christians. New York: The MacMillan Company, 1919.
Ingersoll, Robert G. A Christmas
Sermon. B-804, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. Girard, Kansas:
Haldeman-Julius Publications, [n.d.]
Ingersoll, Robert G. Debates With the
Clergy. Replies to Numerous Questions Raised by Ministers in Defense of their
Religions. B-809, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. Girard, Kansas:
Haldeman-Julius Publications, [n.d.]
Ingersoll, Robert G. The Enemies of
Individuality and Mental Freedom: A Lecture on Why the Church Hates
Thinkers. B-805, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. Girard, Kansas:
Haldeman-Julius Publications, [n.d.]
Ingersoll, Robert G. Vindication of
Thomas Paine. Little Blue Book No. 88, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius.
Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, [n.d.]
Industrial Workers of the World. Songs
of the Workers: to Fan the Flames of Discontent. 34th Edition. Chicago:
Industrial Workers of the World, 1980.
Karsner, David. Debs Goes to
Prison. New York: Irving Kaye Davis & Co., 1919.
Karsner, David. Talks With Debs In
Terre Haute (and Letters from Lindlahr). New York: The New York Call,
1922.
Kautsky, Karl. [translated by A.M. and May Wood Simons]
The Social Revolution. Chicago: Charles H. Kerr
Company, 1903.
[Ku Klux Klan]. The K.K.K. Katechism.
Pertinent Questions and Answers. Information is Ammunition. This booklet
contains a whole encyclopedia of Information. Columbus, Ohio: Patriot
Publishing Co., 1924.
Lake, H.S. Genevra. Poems of Justice,
inscribed to Eugene V. Debs and the Social Democrats of the World.
Cleveland, Ohio : Chas. Lezius, 1900.
Manning, Thomas G. The Chicago Strike
of 1894: Industrial Labor in the Late Nineteenth Century. Select
Problems in Historical Interpretation no. 4. New York : Holt, Rinehart and
Winston, c1960.
McCabe, Joseph. The Amazing Career of
The Marquis de Sade: A Study of the Character and Views of the Man Whose
Fantastic Works Gave Rise to the Word Sadism. B-799, Edited by E.
Haldeman-Julius. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, 1949.
McCabe, Joseph. Appeal to Reason
Library. No. 3, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius Contents: The True Roman
Catholic Doctrine of Toleration - Roman Catholic Aims in Fascist Germany - The
Roman Catholic Church in Mexico and Spanish America - What the Roman Catholic
Church has done for Ireland - Mental Reservation and Lying in the Roman
Catholic Church - How the Brain Works - Bunk About Ancient Wisdom. Girard,
Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, 1935.
Morais, Herbert M., and William Cahn. Gene Debs: The Story of a Fighting American. NY:
International Publishers Co., Inc., 1948.
Morgan, Wayne H. Eugene V. Debs:
Socialist for President. Syracuse University Press, 1962.
Nolan, Dean, and Fred Thompson. Joe
Hill: IWW Songwriter. Chicago: Chicago General Membership Branch,
Industrial Workers of the World, 1979.
O'Hare, Kate Richards. Church and the
Social Problem. (Rip-Saw Series No. 2). St. Louis, MO: The National
Rip-Saw Publishing Company, 1911.
Oneal, James. Labor and the Next
War. Chicago: Socialist Party of the United States, [n.d.]
Oneal, James. Militant
Socialism. (Rip-Saw Series No. 11). St. Louis, MO: The National Rip-Saw
Publishing Company, 1911. Inscribed by the author: "With regards from Jim" [to
Theodore Debs].
Oneal, James. Sabotage: or Socialism
vs. Syndicalism. (Rip-Saw Series No. 20) St. Louis, MO: The National
Rip-Saw Publishing Company, 1913.
Oneal, James. Some Pages of Party
History. New York: Published by the author, [1935]
Powys, John Cowper. A Sailor and a
Homosexual: Essays on Joseph Conrad and Oscar Wilde. Little Blue Book
No. 453, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius
Publications, 1923
Sanger, Margaret H. What Every Girl
Should Know. Knowledge of Life Series. Little Blue Book No. 14, Edited
by E. Haldeman-Julius. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, [n.d.]
Schnittkind, Henry T. [introduction by Romain Rolland]
The Story of Eugene Debs. Boston: Independent
Workmens Circle, Inc., 1929.
Schopenhauer, Arthur. [cover:] Argue
Logically: Its an ART, and This Book Explains How. Having This Book May Be One
of The Greatest Things In Your Life!! [Title page:]
How to Argue Logically: The Art of Controversy.
Little Blue Book No. 364. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, [n.d.]
Sinclair, Upton. The Book of Life: Book
One, the Book of Love. 453, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. Girard,
Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, 1922
Sinclair, Upton. Press-titution:
Selections from "The Brass Clock". People's Pocket Series No. 47.
Girard, Kansas: Appeal to Reason, [n.d.]
Sinclair, Upton. Socialism and How It
Is Coming. People's Pocket Series No. 153. Girard, Kansas: Appeal to
Reason, [1920]
Smith, Elmer R. Race and Democracy: An
Anthropologist's View. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications,
1944
Smith, Lloyd E. How to Improve Your
Conversation... with an Essay on Conversation by Thomas DeQuincey.
Little Blue Book No. 367. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, [n.d.]
Smith, Lloyd E., ed. Speeches of
Lincoln, Edited, with an Introduction by Lloyd E. Smith. Little Blue
Book No. 214, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius
Publications, [n.d.]
Smith, Lloyd E., ed. War Speeches of
Woodrow Wilson, Edited, with an Introduction by Lloyd E. Smith. Little
Blue Book No. 125, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. Girard, Kansas:
Haldeman-Julius Publications, [n.d.]
Society for the Promotion of Good Will Toward Men.
There Is A Safe Place to Hide. "God Give us Strength to
Face a Fact." Summit, NJ: The Society for the Promotion of Good Will
Toward Men, 1950.
Washington, George. Speeches and
Letters. Little Blue Book No. 276, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. Girard,
Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, [n.d.]
Whitman, Walt. Memories of
Lincoln. Little Blue Book No. 351, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. Girard,
Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, [n.d.]
Witmer, Lightner. The Nearing Case:
The Limitation of Academic Freedom at the University of Pennsylvania by act of
the Board of Trustees. New York: B.W. Huebsch, 1915.
Wilde, Oscar. The Soul of Man Under
Socialism.... (Humboldt Library of Science, No. 147). Mar. 15,
1891
Wood, Clement, ed. Negro Songs: An
Anthology. Edited, with an Introduction by Clement Wood. Little Blue
Book No. 626, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius
Publications, [n.d.]
Wood, Clement. The Real Mary Baker
Eddy. Little Blue Book No. 982, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. Girard,
Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, [n.d.]
Appendix 3: Books Deaccessioned
The following 25 monographs came with the Brommel-Debs Papers and
were deaccessioned once it was determined that either they were duplicates, or
that the Newberry Library already owned copies.
The Morris Hillquit Papers: Guide to a
Microfilm Edition. Madison, WI: State Historical Society of Wisconsin,
1969. In NL: Call Number oZ6616 .H57 H3
The Papers of Eugene V. Debs, 1834-1945:
A Guide to the Microfilm Edition.Microfilming Corporation of America,
1983. In NL: Call Number folio oHX84 .D3 A3125 1983
Boase, Paul H. The Rhetoric of Christian
Socialism. (Issues and Spokesmen Series) NY: Random House, 1969. [second
copy]
Carwardine, Rev. William H. [introduction by Virgil Vogel]
The Pullman Strike. Chicago: Charles H. Kerr
Company, 1973. 1894 edition in NL: Call Number Case Z 285.K47 C378. 1971
edition in NL: Call Number H 55.15
Conlin, Joseph R. ed. The American
Radical Press, 1880-1960. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press, 1974.
(Vols 1-2) [collection of essays] In NL: Call Number 4A 19353
Darrow, Clarence S. and Arthur M. Lewis. Marx Versus Tolstoy: A Debate. Chicago: Charles H. Kerr
Company, 1911. In NL: Call Number Case Z 285.K47 D374 1911
Debs, Eugene V. [biography by Stephen Marion Reynolds]
Debs: His Life, Writings and Speeches. Chicago:
Charles H. Kerr Company, 1908. 2 copies in NL: Call Numbers J 2783.22 and J27
335.09222 D35
Debs, Eugene V. Walls and Bars.
Chicago: Socialist Party, 1927. In NL: Call Number I 2783.223
Debs, Eugene V. [introduction by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.]
Writings and Speeches of Eugene V. Debs. New York:
Hermitage Press, Inc., 1948. In NL: Call Number J 2783.224
Ginger, Ray. Altgeld's America: The
Lincoln Ideal versus Changing Realities. New York: Funk and Wagnalls
Company, 1958. In NL: Call Number F 8962.342
Goldberg, Isaac. Joseph McCabe: Fighter
for Freethought. Fifty Years on the Rationalist Front. The Reviewers
Library No. 4, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius
Publications, 1936 In NL: Call Number 4A 8419
Haldeman-Julius, E. My First 25 Years,
Instead of a Footnote: An Autobiography. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius
Publications, B-788, 1949 In NL: Call Number 4A 8403
Haldeman-Julius, E. My Second 25 Years,
Instead of a Footnote: An Autobiography. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius
Publications, B-814, 1949 In NL: Call Number 4A 8405
Hillquit, Morris. History of Socialism
in the United States. New York: Funk and Wagnalls Company, 1910. In NL:
Call Number J 2783.401
Hunter, Robert. Revolution: Why, How,
When? New York: Committee for Constitutional Government, Inc., 1943.
[second copy]
Hunter, Robert. Socialists At
Work. New York: The MacMillan Company, 1908. In NL: Call Number J
27335.09 Q801
Hunter, Robert. Tenement Conditions in
Chicago. Chicago: City Homes Association, 1901. In NL: Call Number I
30896.165
Hurt, Walter. Eugene V. Debs: An
Introduction. Williamsburg, Ohio: Progress Publishing Co., [n.d.] 5
copies. In NL: Call Number HX 84 .D3 H87
Ingersoll, Robert G. Fragments and
Random Thoughts: A Freethinker's Flashes of Insight, Wisdom, and Wit.
Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, B-806, Edited by E.
Haldeman-Julius. In NL: Call Number 4A 8417
Ingersoll, Robert G. My Reviewers
Reviewed: A Reply to Various Clergymen Who Had Criticized an Agnostic's
Lectures on Freethought. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications,
B-803, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. In NL: Call Number 4A 8401
Jones, Mother. [introduction by Clarence Darrow]
The Autobiography of Mother Jones. Chicago,
Charles H. Kerr Company, 1925. In NL: Call Number Case Z 285.K47 J65 1925
Le Prade, Ruth, ed. [introduction by Upton Sinclair]
Debs and the Poets. Pasadena, CA: Upton Sinclair,
1920. In NL: Call Number E 5.D 3483
Mordell, Albert. Frank Harris and
Haldeman-Julius: The Record of a Series of Quarrels Without Equal in the Annals
of American Letters. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications,
B-873, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius, 1950. In NL: Call Number 4A 8409
Rossiter, Clinton. Parties and Politics
in America. NY: Signet Books, 1964. paperback. In NL: Call Number J
5839.754 (1960 Cornell University ed.)
Thompson, Fred. The I.W.W. Its First
Fifty Years (1905-1955). Chicago: Industrial Workers of the World, 1955.
In NL: Call Number HD 8055.I5 T5
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