Inventory of the Graham Taylor Papers, 1820-1975, bulk 1866-1940

The Newberry Library
Roger and Julie Baskes Department of Special Collections
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Machine-readable finding aid encoded by Alison Hinderliter, 2004.


Descriptive Summary of the Collection
Creator	Taylor, Graham, 1851-1938
Title	Graham Taylor Papers
Dates	1820-1975,
Dates	bulk 1866-1940
Extent	32.7 linear feet (72 boxes and 2 oversize boxes)
Abstract	Works, correspondence, and family papers of minister, social worker, professor, and founder of Chicago Commons settlement house, Graham Taylor.
Language	Collection is in English.
Repository	Newberry Library, Roger and Julie Baskes Department of Special Collections
Collection Call Number	Midwest MS Taylor
Collection Stack Location	3a 43 3-5

Administrative Information

Cite As

Graham Taylor Papers, The Newberry Library, Chicago.

Provenance

Gift, Katharine Taylor and Lea Demarest Taylor, 1951, with subsequent donations.

Processed by

Alison Hinderliter, Leigh Ann Ripley, and Lindsay Van Loon, 2004

Acknowledgements

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 Graham Taylor Papers are open for research in the Special Collections Reading Room; 1 box at a time (Priority III).

Ownership and Literary Rights

The Graham Taylor Papers 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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Biography of Graham Taylor

Graham Taylor was born in Schenectady, New York on May 2, 1851, into the fifth generation of a family of Dutch-reformed ministers. Taylor had no doubts as a youth about his chosen career. After graduating from Rutgers College, he entered the Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church in America in New Brunswick, New Jersey, in 1870. Three years later, he accepted the pastorate of a small church in Hopewell, New York, where he stayed for seven years. In 1880 he moved to Hartford , Connecticut, to be the pastor of the Fourth Congregational Church. It was there that Taylor first experienced working with the poor and immigrant communities, and where he saw firsthand the effects of vice (alcoholism, prostitution, etc.) on society. His experiences led him further and further away from the conservative Dutch-Reformed theology to a more liberal social gospel theology and outlook. Therefore, when he was invited to move to Chicago to teach at the Chicago Theological Seminary (where he was given unrestricted liberty to develop his own courses of teaching), he was more than pleased to accept the offer.

Taylor moved himself and his family to Chicago in 1892. He began to explore the idea of starting a settlement house akin to Jane Addams' Hull House, and in 1894 the Chicago Commons Settlement was founded. The house was located at the corner of Union Street and Milwaukee Avenue, in Chicago's 17th Ward. The neighborhood was working class, with large populations of Scandinavian, Irish, German, and Italian immigrants. Although Taylor brought in his Seminary students as residents and teachers in the Commons, he wanted the house to be non-sectarian, open to all faiths, economic levels, and ethnic groups. Soon it became apparent that the current building was not sufficient for the growing needs of the Commons, and between 1900-1901, a new Commons building was constructed on the corner of Grand and Morgan Streets, where the old Tabernacle Congregational Church had stood.

In addition to teaching Seminary students in working with the poor and starting kindergarten classes at the Commons, Taylor also was interested in expanding coursework into a new school, and in 1908 the Commons Association sponsored the first classes in the Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy, which in 1920 was incorporated into the University of Chicago as the Graduate School of Social Service Administration. Taylor was active in Chicago politics as well, serving on the Mayor Busse's Vice Commission and acting as a witness in court cases and an arbiter in labor disputes. He was a member of several local reform groups, including the Civic Federation, the Municipal Voters' League, Chicago Plan Commission, and the Special Park Commission. He disseminated his feelings on reform and social action in the periodicals The Commons and The Survey, as well as in a weekly column in the Chicago Daily News newspaper.

Taylor toured the United States frequently, and went abroad several times to lecture on reform and organizing settlement homes and social programs. He established the Chicago Federation of Settlements with Jane Addams, which led him to become president of several national organizations, such as the National Conference of Charities and Corrections (1914; later called the National Conference of Social Work), and National Federation of Settlements (1917). In 1921 Taylor retired from active administration of the Commons, leaving that work to his daughter Lea, although he remained active in Commons concerns and issues such as Prohibition, public health, and the fate of the poor during the Depression for the rest of his life. In 1926 the University of Chicago completed Graham Taylor Hall, a part of its Chicago Theological Seminary building complex. Taylor died in his sleep on Sept. 26, 1938.

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Scope and Content of the Collection

Correspondence, scrapbooks, clippings, photographs, works, diaries and other material relating to Taylor and his Chicago Commons settlement, his career at the Chicago Theological Seminary, and his founding of the Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy. The records also reflect the correspondence between Taylor family members, and activities of Taylor's children, primarily of his daughter Lea D. Taylor. In fact, Lea Taylor annotated many of the materials in this collection with dates and/or clarifications, and many of the series include her papers as well. Subjects covered in Taylor's papers include the history and development of the 17th (currently the 26th) ward of Chicago on the Near North Side, immigration (particularly Italian and Polish), labor, civic reform, housing, education and social conditions in the neighborhoods, public health, and the effects of the Great Depression on the population of the neighborhoods.

Narrative descriptions of the subject matter, types of material, and arrangement of each series are available through the Organization section of the finding aid.

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Organization

Papers are organized in the following series:

Series 1: Biographical Series, 1867-1966. Box(es) 1 -5
Series 2: Outgoing Correspondence, 1873-1938. Box(es) 6-11
Series 3: Incoming Correspondence, 1873-1940. Box(es) 12-22
Series 4: Family Series, 1820-1938. Box(es) 23-24
Series 5: Works, 1866-1939 . Box(es) 25-32
Series 6: Subject Files, 1833-1947 . Box(es) 33-49
Series 7: Chicago Commons Files, 1894-1975, . Box(es) 50-60
Series 8: Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy Files, 1903-1922. Box(es) 61-63
Series 9: Chicago Theological Seminary Files, 1892-1945. Box(es) 64
Series 10: Lea D. Taylor Files, 1921-1975. Box(es) 65
Series 11: Photographs, n.d., ca. 1868-1958. Box(es) 65
Series 12: Scrapbooks - Daily News Columns, 1902-1938 . Box(es) 66-72

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Selected Search Terms

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

Addams, Jane, 1860-1935
Bell, Edward Price, 1869-1943
Breckinridge, Sophonisba Preston, 1866-1948
Chicago Commons Association
Chicago Daily News, Inc.
Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy
Chicago Theological Seminary
Crane, Charles Richard, 1858-1939
Darrow, Clarence, 1857-1938
Dennis, Charles Henry, 1860-1943
Duncan-Clark, Samuel John, 1875-1938
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America
Ford, Henry, 1863-1947
Gavit, John Palmer, 1868-1954
Harper, William Rainey, 1856-1906
Lathrop, Julia Clifford, 1858-1932
Lawson, Victor Freemont, 1850-1925
McCormick, Katherine Dexter, 1876-1967
McCulloch, Frank H. (Frank Hathorn), b. 1863
McCutcheon, John T. (John Tinney), 1870-1949
Reitman, Ben L. (Ben Lewis), 1879-1942
Robins, Margaret Dreier
Robins, Raymond, 1873-1954
Ryerson, Edward L. (Edward Larned), 1886-1971
Taylor, Lea D. (Lea Demarest), 1883-1975
University of Chicago

Subjects

Chicago (Ill.) -- Social conditions.
Clippings.
Immigrants -- Illinois -- Chicago -- History -- Sources.
Italian Americans -- Illinois -- Chicago.
Manuscripts, American -- Illinois -- Chicago.
Photographs.
Progressivism (United States Politics)
Scrapbooks.
Social reformers -- Illinois -- Chicago -- History -- Sources.
Social settlements -- Illinois -- Chicago -- History -- Sources.
Social work education -- Illinois -- Chicago -- History -- Sources.

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Container List


Series 1: Biographical Series, 1867-1966
Newsclippings, diaries, account books, correspondence, degrees, souvenirs, book reviews, and other miscellaneous items reflecting the personal life of Graham Taylor, as well as summarizing his professional life as a minister and a crusader for social justice. Taylor kept pocket diaries from his years at Rutgers College and steadily through the years until 1938, the year he died. The diaries include appointments, social engagements, his religious thoughts and feelings, travel experiences, and the like. There is also a sizeable amount of clippings and features about Taylor, both during his life and after his death, as well as many condolence notes and letters written primarily to daughter Lea after he died. When Taylor and his second wife visited the Philippines and Japan in 1922, Taylor kept many items given him on board the ships (such as guest lists and menus), clippings about his visits, and maps of the places he was visiting.
Arranged alphabetically.

Box	Folder	Contents
1	1	Abdiel (pseudonym), Poem, "Graham ben Adhem," 1918
1	2	Account book, ca. 1869-1874
1	3	Account book, 1888-1892
1	4	Account books (3), Building and Repair Funds, 1884, 1902-1906
1	5	Centennial, clippings about, 1951
1	6	Clippings and features (see also Oversize), n.d., 1892-1966
1	7	Condolences on Taylor's death, 1938-1939
1	8	Degrees and Certificates (see also Oversize), 1870-1935
1	9	Diary: Items removed, 1869
1	10	Diary: Items removed, 1871
1	11	Diary: Items removed, 1872
1	12	Diary: Items removed, 1875
1	13	Diary: Items removed, 1878
1	14	Diary: Items removed, 1879
1	15	Diary: Items removed, 1880
1	16	Diary: Items removed, 1881
1	17	Diary: Items removed, 1882
1	18	Diary: Items removed, 1883
1	19	Diary: Items removed, 1884
1	20	Diary: Items removed, 1885
1	21	Diary: Items removed, 1889
1	22	Diary: Items removed, 1896-1897
1	23	Diary: Items removed, 1926
1	24	Diary: Items removed, 1934
1	25	Diary: Items removed, 1935
2	--	Diaries, 1868-1885
3	--	Diaries, 1886-1910
4	--	Diaries (with undated fragments, possibly from 1903, at the end), ca. 1903, 1911-1937
5	26	Diary: "Vagae Meditationes", 1870, 1878-1879
5	27	Diary Fragments, n.d., 1887-1938
5	28	Dinner in honor of Taylor, City Club of Chicago, May 27, 1930
5	29	Far East Trip: Clippings and Mementoes, 1922
5	30	Fingerprints, taken Apr. 28, 1910
5	31	Hartford (CT) Parish: address book and church member record book, ca. 1880-1892
5	32	Hopewell (NY) Parish and vicinity: Record of Pastoral Calls, ca. 1876-1880
5	33	Hopewell (NY) Parish: Records of talks with community and neighboring villages, 1876-1877
5	34	Lecture announcements, n.d., 1903, 1917
5	35	Marriage ceremony script used by Taylor, [n.d.]
5	36	Obituaries and Testimonials, 1938-1939
5	37	Pastor's Registers (see also Oversize), 1871-1894
5	38	Reviews: Chicago Commons Through Forty Years, 1936-1937
5	39	Reviews: Pioneering on Social Frontiers, 1930
5	40	Reviews, Promotional Materials, and Royalty Statements: Religion in Social Action, 1913-1917, 1947
5	41	Rutgers College: Taylor's report cards, graduation program, and other material, 1867-1925
5	42	Statement, on deathbed (supposed), dictated to wife, 1888


Series 2: Outgoing Correspondence, 1873-1938
Letters and carbon copies of letters from Taylor to friends, parishioners, social workers, committee members, unions, editors, officials, politicians, and other associates. Prominent addressees include Jane Addams, Edward Price Bell, Charles R. Crane, Clarence Darrow, Charles H. Dennis, John Palmer Gavit, William Rainey Harper, Julia C. Lathrop, Victor F. Lawson, members of the McCormick family (mostly Katharine D. [Mrs. Stanley] McCormick), Frank McCulloch, Ben Reitman, Raymond and Margaret Robins, Edward L. Ryerson, and associates from the Chicago Theological Seminary, Chicago Commons, the Survey, and the University of Chicago. Some correspondence reflects Taylor's activities at his previous parishes in Hopewell, New York (1873-1880) and Hartford, Connecticut (1880-1892). Much correspondence concerns the daily workings and fundraising efforts of the Chicago Commons and Taylor's many social reform projects. Other letters, particularly those to Sophonisba P. Breckenridge, address the incorporation of the Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy into the University of Chicago against Taylor's wishes.
See also correspondence in Series 7 (Chicago Commons), Series 8 (Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy), and Series 9 (Chicago Theological Seminary).
Correspondence is arranged alphabetically by addressee, including one folder of letters without addressee.

Box	Folder	Contents
6	43	No addressee, 1899-1937
6	44	Abbott, Edith, University of Chicago, 1930-1938
6	45	Addams, Jane, Hull House, 1911-1932
6	46	Ainley, Mrs. C.H., 1927
6	47	Albert, Allen D., 1937
6	48	Aldis, Mrs. Arthur, 1920
6	49	Aldrich, B.F., New First Congregational Church, 1916
6	50	Alexander, D.W., London Guarantee and Accident Co., 1916
6	51	Allen, W.D., 1929
6	52	Allman, James P., Chicago Police Commissioner, 1938
6	53	Anderson, Asher, 1920
6	54	Anderson, G.J., 1914
6	55	Anderson, Gen. T.M., 1902
6	56	Angleman, __?, 1937
6	57	Arnett, J.W., University of Chicago, 1920
6	58	Arthur, "My dear little friend", 1935
6	59	Arthur, George R., Young Men's Christian Assoc., 1937
6	60	Atwater, Mrs., 1938
6	61	Austin, Ruth, Gads Hill Center, 1938
6	62	Baker, Charles Wilson, Neighborhood Settlement Assoc. of the Diocese of Los Angeles, 1938
6	63	Baker, Mrs., 1937
6	64	Baker, Newton D., Citizens' Committee, President's Organization on Unemployment, 1932
6	65	Backus, __?, 1927
6	66	Ballard, Thomas P., Ginn & Co. Publishers, Chicago Commons Assoc., 1897-1899
6	67	Bardin, J., Clerk, Fourth Church, 1918
6	68	Barnard, Harry, 1938
6	69	Barnes, Clifford W., Chicago Sunday Evening Club, 1929-1938
6	70	Barr, Norman B., 1936
6	71	Bartlett, Robert Merrill, 1938
6	72	Basford, George M., 1919
6	73	Basiger, James F., 1919
6	74	Baumgardner, B.C., 1900
6	75	Bean, Donald P., 1929
6	76	Beatson, J.W., 1918
6	77	Bebb, __?, 1937
6	78	Beckwith, C.A., Chicago Theological Seminary, 1927
6	79	Bell, Edward Price, Chicago Daily News, 1927
6	80	Bellamy, George A., Hiram House, 1913-1938
6	81	Benson, Ernest L., Pilgrim Congregational Church, 1915-1934
6	82	Bernard, L.L., Institute for Research in Social Science, 1928
6	83	Bernstein, Herman, 1926
6	84	Billings, Dr. Frank, 1910
6	85	Binder, __?, 1935-1936
6	86	Binford, __?, 1938
6	87	Blackmar, F.E., University of Kansas, 1910
6	88	Blaine, Mrs., 1920-1938
6	89	Blaney, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D., 1913-1933
6	90	Blow, George P., 1914
6	91	Blow, Mrs. George P., 1919
6	92	Bogardus, Jennie, 1913
6	93	Bohn, W.E., Oberlin College, 1937
6	94	Boller, Mrs., 1934-1937
6	95	Booth, Henry Kendall, 1930-1938
6	96	Bousk, Joseph, 1917-1918
6	97	Bowen, Mrs. Joseph T., Jane Addams Memorial Fund, 1937
6	98	Boyden, William C., 1914-1923
6	99	Brackett, Jeffrey, Director, School for Social Workers, St. Catherine's School, 1937
6	100	Bradley, Mrs., 1937
6	101	Bradt, Mrs., 1937
6	102	Breckenridge, Sophonisba P., Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy, 1918-1927
6	103	Brenner, Ann Reed, Survey, 1936-1938
6	104	Brodie, Donald M., 1923-1924
6	105	Brooks, John Graham (also one letter to John Graham and Mrs. Brooks), 1932-1938
6	106	Brown, Charles R., 1908
6	107	Brown, Edward J., 1911
6	108	Budd, Britton I., 1925
6	109	Bundesen, Herman N., President, Chicago Board of Health, 1938
6	110	Burgess, Ernest W., University of Chicago, 1936
6	111	Burke, Edmund, 1910
6	112	Burke, Joseph, Circuit Court of Cook County, 1931
6	113	Burroughs, B.R., 1910
6	114	Busch, Francis X., 1931
6	115	Butler, Mrs. Hermon, 1911-1930
7	116	Cameron, __?, 1938
7	117	Capinille, Giovanni, 1925
7	118	Carter, E.C., 1924
7	119	Carey, John, 1911
7	120	Cavenee, Mr. and Mrs. C.M., 1925-1934
7	121	Central Council of Childhood Education, 1937
7	122	Cermak, Anton J., Mayor of Chicago, 1931-1933
7	123	Chamberlain, Mr. and Mrs., 1927-1929
7	124	Chicago Board of Education, 1933
7	125	Chicago Daily News, 1922-1937
7	126	Chicago Disciples Union, 1937
7	127	Chicago Journal, 1917
7	128	Chicago Tabernacle Church, [1897?], 1899, 1936-1937
7	129	Citizens Association of Chicago, 1908
7	130	City Club of Chicago, 1937
7	131	Clancy, William, 1918
7	132	Clapp, Mrs. Ernest, 1913
7	133	Clapper, Raymond, 1917
7	134	Coad, Cecil, 1918
7	135	Cobb, Henry E., Collegiate Reformed Dutch Church, 1938
7	136	Cooley, Charles H., Professor, Univ. of Michigan, 1910
7	137	Coonley, Mrs. Avery, 1909-1918
7	138	Cooper, Charles C., Kingsley House, 1921
7	139	Corrigan, Michael J., Chicago Fire Marshall, 1938
7	140	Council for Social Action, 1937
7	141	Craigen, P.L., 1916-1917
7	142	Crane, Charles R., 1911-1938
7	143	Crane, Mrs., 1915
7	144	Crippen, G.C., 1930
7	145	Crockett, __?, 1931
7	146	Cushing, E.B., 1917
7	147	Cuthbertson, Hugh A., 1932
7	148	Darrow, Clarence, 1932
7	149	Davidson, Carter, President, Knox College, 1936
7	150	Davidson, Dorman N., Jr., 1926
7	151	Davis, Ozora S., Chicago Theological Seminary, 1908-1923
7	152	Deneen, C.S., Governor of Illinois, 1908-1911
7	153	Dennis, Charles H., Editor, Chicago Daily News, 1915-1937
7	154	Dever, William E., Mayor of Chicago, 1923-1927
7	155	Devine, Edward T., Charities and the Commons, 1908-1937
7	156	Douglas, __?, 1931-1936
7	157	Duncan-Clark, S.J., Chicago Evening Post, 1921
7	158	Duncan-Clark, Mrs. Samuel John, 1938
7	159	Dunham, Robert, President of the consolidated Board of Park Commissioners, 1938
7	160	Dunlop, James J., 1915-1921
7	161	Eastman, Fred, Chicago Theological Seminary, 1934-1937
7	162	Eastman, Lucius, President, Survey Associates, 1937
7	163	Ebisawa, Ren, 1930
7	164	Eddy, Florence R., 1936
7	165	Eddy, Mrs. George, St. Paul Coal Company, 1919
7	166	Ehnes, Maurice W., 1910
7	167	Elliott, John Lovejoy, Society for Ethical Culture in the City of NY, 1937
7	168	Elston, J.A., 1910
7	169	Elting, Howard, 1913-1937
7	170	Elting, Victor, American Protective League, 1918-1929
7	171	Ely, Richard T., Professor, University of Wisconsin, 1910
7	172	Emmerson, Louis L., Governor of Illinois, 1931
7	173	Fales, David, 1906-1923
7	174	Falkenau, Victor, 1900
7	175	Farwell, John V., Jr., 1906-1925
7	176	Favill, Dr. H.B., 1914
7	177	Ferry, Mr. and Mrs. F.F., Board of Trustees, Chicago Commons, 1923
7	178	Finley, John F., New York Times, 1936-1937
7	179	Fischer, Joe, 1915
7	180	Fischer, Walter L., 1912
7	181	Fitzmorris, Charles C., 1917
7	182	Flexner, Bernard, 1919
7	183	Folds, Charles W., Union League Club, 1919
7	184	Foley, Elizabeth R., 1931
7	185	Folks, Homer, President, National Conference of Social Work, 1923, 1937
7	186	Forbes, Mrs. Ira, 1938
7	187	Forgan, David R., 1916
7	188	Fowler, Mrs., 1924
7	189	Franklin Settlement, 1938
7	190	Friedmann, Herbert J., 1934-1935
7	191	Funk, Clarence, (also to Mrs. Funk), 1912, 1930
8	192	Gammon, Robert, Congregational Educational Society, 1934-1937
8	193	Gates, L.F., Lamson Brothers, 1923
8	194	Gavit, John Palmer, (also one letter to Lucy and John), 1911-1937
8	195	Gavit, Helen, 1934
8	196	George, J.H., President, Chicago Theological Seminary, 1905
8	197	Gilkey, Charles Whitney, Hyde Park Baptist Church, University of Chicago, University Chapel, 1938
8	198	Gillette, __?, 1884, 1894
8	199	Gillette, Henry, 1914
8	200	Gillette, Mary, 1938
8	201	Gilroy, William E., Plymouth Congregational Church, Advance, 1936-1937
8	202	Gladden, Dr. Washington, 1913-1918
8	203	Glenn, John M., Russell Sage Foundation, 1920
8	204	Glover, Dawson C., 1920
8	205	Goldberg, Dr., 1929
8	206	Gorton, T.B., 1923
8	207	Granata, Peter C., Illinois State House Representative, 1931
8	208	Graves, William C., Sears, Roebuck & Co., 1916-1924
8	209	Gray, John H., Professor, University of Minnesota, 1910
8	210	Greene, J.L., 1909
8	211	Gunsaulus, F.W., President, Armour Institute of Technology, 1910-1912
8	212	Haight, Putney [?], 1937
8	213	Hale, __?, 1894
8	214	Hall, Helen, President, Bay View System of Popular Education, 1938
8	215	Hamill, Charles H., 1938
8	216	Harper, W.H., Chicago Association of Commerce, 1913
8	217	Harper, William R., President, University of Chicago, 1902-1905
8	218	Harrison, Carter, Mayor of Chicago, 1938
8	219	Hartford Theological Seminary, Faculty and Prudential Committee, 1886
8	220	Hartranft, Chester David, Hartford Theological Seminary, 1892
8	221	Hawkins, Mabel, Secretary of Chicago Commons, 1901-1938
8	222	Hazens, __?, 1938
8	223	Heaps, Allison Ray, 1916
8	224	Hegner, Mr. and Mrs. Herman F., 1934-1938
8	225	Heinz, H.J., 1915
8	226	Heinz, Howard, 1915
8	227	Helen, 1937
8	228	Herron, George D., Iowa College, 1894
8	229	Hewitt, __?, Commissioner of Public Works, 1938
8	230	Hill, Caroline M., 1937
8	231	Hodes, Barnet, City of Chicago Law Dept., 1936-1938
8	232	Holmes, Otis H., 1934
8	233	Holmes, Mrs., 1924
8	234	Holt, Arthur E., Congregational Church Education Society, Chicago Theological Seminary, 1923-1938
8	235	Hooker, George E., 1915
8	236	Hopkins, C. Howard, Yale University, 1936
8	237	Hopkins, Prynce, 1929
8	238	Horner, Henry, Governor of Illinois, 1933-1938
8	239	House, __? 1938
8	240	Howard, George E., Professor, University of Nebraska, 1910
8	241	Howe, Daniel R., 1912
8	242	Howe, Dr. Harmon G., 1913
8	243	Hubbard, H.M., 1916-1917
8	244	Hubbard, Mrs. H.M., 1917-1932
8	245	Hunter, __?, 1920
8	246	Hurley, Edward N., 1926
8	247	Hurley, Timothy D., 1907
8	248	Hutchins, Dr., 1937
8	249	Hutchinson, Charles L., 1911
8	250	Hutchinson, Paul, Christian Century, 1933
8	251	Ickes, Harold E., Secretary of the Interior, 1923-1935
8	252	Ingraham, __?, 1938
8	253	Isaak, __?, 1937
8	254	Isham, Mrs. G.W., 1937
8	255	Jackson, Bernard, 1918
8	256	Jenkins, Newton, 1918-1938
8	257	Jeske, Nicholas, 1915-1916
8	258	Johnson, Alexander, 1934-1938
8	259	Johnson, Oscar, 1936
8	260	Johnstone, Frederic Bruce, 1920
8	261	Jones, David P., President, David P. Jones and Co., 1908
8	262	Jones, Jenkin Lloyd, 1910
8	263	Kellogg, Arthur, P., Greenwich House, 1921-1934
8	264	Kellogg, George F., 1913
8	265	Kellogg, Paul, Survey, (also one letter to Paul and Arthur Kellogg), 1916-1938
8	266	Kelly, Edward J., Mayor of Chicago, 1933-1938
8	267	Kelly, Harry E., Chairman, Public Affairs Committee, 1924
8	268	Kelsey, Carl, Professor, University of Pennsylvania, 1913
8	269	Kelsey, Henry H., 1914
8	270	Kelso, Robert W., 1921
8	271	Kennedy, Albert J., National Federation of Settlements, 1912, 1936
8	272	Kent, William, Senator of California, 1900-1927
8	273	Kestin, Mrs. Walter H., 1932
8	274	King, Hoyt, 1931
8	275	King, Rockwell, 1899
8	276	Kinley, David, President, University of Illinois, 1909-1920
8	277	Knapp, George L., 1938
8	278	Knox, Col. Frank, Chicago Daily News, 1931-1936
8	279	Knox, Robert C., 1923
8	280	Kohn, Mrs. A.D., 1920
8	281	Konkowski, Frank E., Jr., Alderman, 1929
9	282	Laing, Gordon J., University of Chicago, 1929-1930
9	283	Lasker, Bruno, 1924
9	284	Lasker, Loula D., Survey, 1930
9	285	Lathrop, Gardiner, Railway Exchange, 1921
9	286	Lathrop, Julia C., U.S. Dept. of Labor, Children's Bureau, 1907-1918
9	287	Lawrence, __?, 1932
9	288	Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. Iver, 1934
9	289	Lawson, Victor F., 1906-1924
9	290	Leatherbee, R., 1915-1918
9	291	Lee, Porter R., New York School of Social Work, 1920
9	292	Leach, Paul, Chicago Daily News, 1938
9	293	Lillie, Frank R., 1929
9	294	Linn, James Weber, 1935-1936
9	295	Lochner, Louis P., 1915
9	296	Loesch, Frank, 1938
9	297	Logan, Frank G., 1913
9	298	Loos, Isaac, Professor, State University of Iowa, 1910
9	299	Lovejoy, Owen, National Child Labor Committee, Children's Aid Society, American Youth Commission, 1918
9	300	Lowden, Frank O., Governor of Illinois, 1899-1919
9	301	McClaughry, Major R.W., 1914
9	302	McCormick, __?, 1899
9	303	McCormick, Mrs. Cyrus H., 1914-1923
9	304	McCormick, Harold, 1912
9	305	McCormick, Katharine D., (Mrs. Stanley McCormick), 1909-1935
9	306	McCormick, Medill, 1909
9	307	McCulloch, Charles A., 1928, 1938
9	308	McCulloch, Frank H., 1912-1936
9	309	McCulloch, Mrs., 1915-1938
9	310	MacDonald, R.W., 1928
9	311	McDowell, Malcolm, Chicago Daily News, 1937
9	312	McElveen, Dr. W.T., 1914
9	313	McEvoy, Harry, 1938
9	314	Macfarland, Dr. Charles S., 1913-1917
9	315	McGiffert, Arthur Cushman, Chicago Theological Seminary, 1937-1938
9	316	McKeith, David, Asylum Hill Congregational Church, 1938
9	317	McKinley, William B., U.S. Senator, 1913-1925
9	318	MacMillan, Lincoln, Chicago Daily News, 1936
9	319	Mack, Julian W., U.S. Court House, 1918-1938
9	320	Mack, Dr. Milton H., Rotary Club of Chicago, 1919
9	321	Madonna Center, 1934
9	322	Maggio, Alexander, 1917-1918
9	323	Markham, Edwin, 1914
9	324	Marriott, Victor E., 1933, 1937
9	325	Matthews, Shailer, University of Chicago, 1912
9	326	Matthiessen, F.W., 1914-1915
9	327	Matz, Rudolph, 1913
9	328	Maurer, Irving, First Congregational Church, 1937
9	329	Merbach, __?, 1938
9	330	Merriam, Charles E., University of Chicago, Alderman, 1938
9	331	Mitchell, John J., 1937
9	332	Mock, Harry E. (family doctor), 1914
9	333	Moloney, James, 1914
9	334	Montgomery, John R., 1926
9	335	Moore, Frank L., 1914
9	336	Morgan, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur E., 1938
9	337	Morley, Charles, 1914-1917
9	338	Morse, J.H., 1921
9	339	Moss, Joseph, 1938
9	340	Mowrer, Paul, Chicago Daily News, 1936-1938
9	341	Mullenbach, James, 1934
9	342	Murphy, S.D., 1930
9	343	Murrell, Victor A.G., 1932
9	344	Nagel, Hon. Charles, Secretary, Dept. of Commerce and Labor, 1912
9	345	Nelson, Carl and Martha, 1937
9	346	Nevin, Hugh W., All American Feature Service, 1931
9	347	Noda, Shunsaku, 1917
9	348	Norberry, Dr. Frank P., 1910
9	349	North, Dr. Frank Mason, 1908-1909
9	350	Norton, Ralph H., 1920
10	351	O'Brien, W.B., Building Contractors' Assn., 1900
10	352	O'Connell, Robert C., Superior Court of Illinois, Cook County, 1936
10	353	Offenlock, F.G., 1931
10	354	O'Flaherty, Hal, Chicago Daily News, 1936-1937
10	355	Ogden, G.B., Auburn Theological Seminary, 1916
10	356	Ozanne, Charles E., 1913-1932
10	357	Palmer, Albert W., President, Chicago Theological Seminary, 1929-1937
10	358	Palmer, Mrs. Potter, 1910
10	359	Parker, Dr. Edwin Pond, 1914
10	360	Parsons, Mrs. John, 1913-1918
10	361	Patton, Cornelius H., 1912
10	362	Payson, Edward, Payson Manufacturing Company, Payson Gardens, 1932-1934
10	363	Peabody, Francis G., 1928, 1937
10	364	Pease, Marion C., Welcome Hall, 1938
10	365	Peck, Lillian M., National Federation of Settlements, 1936-1938
10	366	Perkins, Frances, U.S. Secretary of Labor, 1934
10	367	Phelan, __?, 1937
10	368	Pierce, J.B., 1880
10	369	Pond, Allen B., 1915
10	370	Potter, Dr. Rockwell H., 1913
10	371	Power, Mrs. S.A., 1925
10	372	Pratt, Nathaniel M., Village Congregational Church, 1937
10	373	Pratt, Waldo S., Hartford Theological Seminary, 1892
10	374	Proctor, Dr. E.R., 1919
10	375	Pulling, __?, 1937
10	376	Ragsdale, Lee E., President, Rotary Club of Chicago, 1937
10	377	Rawson, Frederick, (also one letter to Mr. and Mrs. Rawson), 1911-1938
10	378	Reitman, Ben, 1931
10	379	Reoch, Jane A., 1936
10	380	Repelje, John, 1932
10	381	Richardson, E.C., Library of Congress, 1929
10	382	Rife, Marvin and Mrs., Chicago Commons, 1938
10	383	Riggs, Ernest W., President, Anatolia College, 1937
10	384	Roberts, Roger A., 1932
10	385	Robins, Margaret Dreier, 1916, 1937
10	386	Robins, Raymond, (also to Raymond and Margaret), 1936-1937
10	387	Robinson, T.W., [1913?]
10	388	Roden, Carl, 1932-1938
10	389	Rosenthal, Benjamin J., Chicago Housing Association, 1919
10	390	Rosenthal, Lessing, 1930 1937
10	391	Rosenwald, Julius, Sears, Roebuck, & Co., 1911-1935
10	392	Ross, Mary, 1930
10	393	Rosson, Mrs., 1938
10	394	Rowell, Dr., 1938
10	395	Russell, Don, Chicago Daily News, 1937-1938
10	396	Russell, Robert L., 1922
10	397	Ryerson, Edward L., 1911-1937
10	398	Savage, G.S.F., Chicago Theological Seminary, 1892
10	399	Schuetter, Herman F., 1917
10	400	Schulz, Otto, M. Schulz Co., 1917
10	401	Schwartz, S.D., Emil Hirsch Center, 1938
10	402	Scott, Donald, 1938
10	403	Shannon, T.V., 1920, 1938
10	404	Shearer, Augustus, Grosvenor Library, NY, 1938
10	405	Sheldon, Charles M., 1917 1937
10	406	Sheldon, Harry D., 1935-1937
10	407	Sherrill, Dr. A.F., Atlanta Theological Seminary, 1924
10	408	Siedenburg, Frederic, Loyola University, University of Detroit, 1930-1937
10	409	Simmons, Parke, (also Mrs. Parke Simmons), 1913
10	410	Smith, __?, 1899
10	411	Smith, __?, 1932
10	412	Smith, Clayton F., 1931-1938
10	413	Smith, Fred B., 1913
10	414	Smith, J.P., Shoe Co., 1903
10	415	Snell, Heber C., Latter-Day Saints' Institute, 1937
10	416	Social Welfare, 1937
10	417	Spinka, Dr., 1938
10	418	Sprague, Albert, Department of Public Works, 1938
10	419	Springfield, Board of Parole, 1916
10	420	Stead, F. Herbert, Robert Browning Settlement, 1918
10	421	Steen, Enoch, 1911
10	422	Steiner, Edward A., Grinnell College, 1937
10	423	Stelzle, Charles, 1916-1917
10	424	Stern, Mrs. Alfred K., 1934-1935
10	425	Stevenson, George, (complaint re: use of Tabernacle for Commons), 1900
10	426	Stewart, Ethelbert, 1912
10	427	Stewart, Henry B., Chicago Association of Commerce, 1926
10	428	Stone, Judson F., 1918
10	429	Storm?, Abraham S., Hopewell Junction?, 1873
10	430	Sullivan, T.V., 1917
10	431	Sullivan, William, 1934
10	432	Survey Associates, 1937
10	433	Swengel, __?, Hopewell Church, 1932-1933
10	434	Swope, Gerard, 1934
11	435	Tansey, John P., U.S. Civil Legion, 1932
11	436	Teller, Sidney A., Irene Kaufman Settlement, 1933-1938
11	437	Terflinger, Fred W., 1909
11	438	Thompson, C.L., 1909
11	439	Thompson, Carl D., Socialist Party, Public Ownership League of America, 1937
11	440	Thompson, William Hale, Mayor of Chicago, 1930
11	441	Thorne, Samuel, 1938
11	442	Tippy, Worth M., 1917
11	443	Todd, Robert E., 1929
11	444	Treadwell, __?, 1937-1938
11	445	Tuthill, Richard S., Cook County Illinois Circuit Court, 1907
11	446	Tyler, __?, 1930
11	447	Underhill, Mrs. Charles, 1913, 1938
11	448	University Club of Chicago, Union League Club, 1934
11	449	University of Chicago, 1920
11	450	U.S. Dept. of the Interior, 1929
11	451	Vanderbilt, Anna, 1938
11	452	Van Wyck, Annie (also Nettie Van Wyck), 1913
11	453	Wacker, Charles H., Chicago Plan Commission, 1913
11	454	Wallace, George, First Congregational Church, 1912
11	455	Walsh, James, 1923
11	456	Ward, Professor, 1924
11	457	Warren, Mrs., 1924
11	458	Waterbury, Esther E., 1937
11	459	Weatherly, U.G., Professor, University of Indiana, 1910
11	460	Weis, Jean C., Woman's City Club, 1937
11	461	Welch, Herbert, President, Ohio Wesleyan University, 1913
11	462	Wellman, Mrs., 1934
11	463	Weston, Sideny A., Congregational S.S. and Pub. Society, 1915
11	464	Whipple, Leon, 1929-1933
11	465	White, Leonard D., Civil Service Commission, 1931
11	466	Whitman, John L., Warden, Joliet, 1923-1926
11	467	Whitsitt, Craig G., Fourth Congregational Church, 1938
11	468	Wholesale Employers' Druggists' Association, 1903
11	469	Willett, Herbert, Chicago Church Federation, Christian Century, 1938
11	470	Williams, George, New Chicago Theological Seminary, 1927
11	471	Williams, J.M., 1899-1900
11	472	Williams, L.M., 1913-1922
11	473	Williams, Roger H., 1914-1921
11	474	Williamson, Clarence, 1909
11	475	Wilson, __?, 1938
11	476	Wilson, R. Norris, 1938
11	477	Winch, G.W., 1892
11	478	Wise, Dr. Stephen S., Free Synagogue, 1913-1914
11	479	Witcher, E.K., 1915
11	480	Woman's City Club of Chicago, 1931
11	481	Woodward, Arthur H., 1938
11	482	Woolley, E.C., 1903
11	483	Worcester, Edward S., Theological Seminary, 1937
11	484	Wortman, Denis, 1913
11	485	Wortman, Denys, 1937
11	486	Wright, Clark C., 1936
11	487	Zeller, George A., 1909
11	488	Zelosky, William, 1927
11	489	Zenos, Andrew, 1938
11	490	Zimmer, Michael, Warden, Illinois State Penitentiary, 1917


Series 3: Incoming Correspondence, 1873-1940
Contains letters mainly to Graham Taylor from friends, parishioners, social workers, committee members, unions, editors, officials, politicians, and other associates. Some prominent correspondents include Jane Addams, Edward Price Bell, Charles R. Crane, Clarence Darrow, Charles H. Dennis, Samuel J. Duncan-Clark, Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, Henry Ford, John Palmer Gavit, William Rainey Harper, Julia C. Lathrop, Victor F. Lawson, members of the McCormick family (mostly Katharine D. [Mrs. Stanley] McCormick), Frank McCulloch, John McCutcheon, Ben Reitman, Raymond and Margaret Robins, Edward L. Ryerson, and associates from the Chicago Theological Seminary, Chicago Commons, the Survey, and the University of Chicago. Some correspondence reflects Taylor's activities at his previous parishes in Hopewell, New York (1873-1880) and Hartford, Connecticut (1880-1892). Much of the correspondence concerns the daily workings and fundraising of the Chicago Commons as well as Taylor's many social reform projects. A number of letters are from prisoners seeking consolation or intervention from Taylor. Other letters, particularly those from Sophonisba P. Breckenridge, address the incorporation of the Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy into the University of Chicago against Taylor's wishes. Also included are letters of condolence from friends and associates upon the death of Taylor's first wife, Leah Demarest Taylor, 1918.
See also correspondence in Series 7 (Chicago Commons), Series 8 (Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy), and Series 9 (Chicago Theological Seminary).
For more correspondence with Raymond Robins, see the Raymond Robins Papers at the Wisconsin State Historical Society Archives.
Correspondence is arranged alphabetically by correspondent with the folder of letters of condolence for Mrs. Graham Taylor at the end.

Box	Folder	Contents
12	491	Abbott, Grace, U.S. Dept. of Labor, U of Chicago, 1930-1936
12	492	Abbott, Lyman, 1902-1913
12	493	Adams, Clara L., 1902
12	494	Addams, Jane, Hull House, 1895-1935
12	495	Adkins, J.B., 1938
12	496	Adler, Felix, Society for Ethical Culture in the City of NY, 1927
12	497	Adhern, M.E., 1938
12	498	Alden, Percy, British Institute of Social Service, 1930-1936
12	499	Aldrich, Benjamin F., New First Congregational Church, 1916
12	500	Allen, Ernest Bourner, Pilgrim Congregational Church, 1924-1930
12	501	Allen, Ira W., 1902
12	502	Allen, William D., 1910
12	503	Allinson, Brent, 1936
12	504	Alvord, Henry C., 1892
12	505	Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 1930-1935
12	506	Anderson, Asher, 1888-1892
12	507	Andrews, W.W., 1892
12	508	Armstrong, Frank E., Chicago Daily News, 1917
12	509	Armstrong, J.C., Chicago City Missionary Society, n.d.
12	510	Arthur, George R., Young Men's Christian Assoc., 1936
12	511	Associated Jewish Charities of Chicago, 1920
12	512	Austin, Ruth, Gads Hill Center, 1938
12	513	Bagley, Francis Edgar, Chicago Commons, 1931
12	514	Baker, Charles Wilson, Neighborhood Settlement Assoc. of the Diocese of Los Angeles, 1938
12	515	Baker, Edwin, 1892
12	516	Baker, George L., Mayor of Portland, Oregon, 1921
12	517	Baker, Helen Cody, Council of Social Agencies of Chicago, 1934
12	518	Bakery & Confectionery Workers International Union of America, 1935
12	519	Baldwin, Jesse A., Circuit Court of Cook Co., 1914
12	520	Baldwin, Roger N., ca. 1915-ca.1935
12	521	Ballard, Thomas P., Ginn & Co. Publishers, 1894
12	522	Barber, C.H., Northfield Seminary, 1888-1892
12	523	Barnard, Harry, 1938
12	524	Barnes, Clifford W., Chicago Sunday Evening Club, 1931-1936
12	525	Barr, Norman B., Olivet Institute, 1925 -1936
12	526	Barrett, Fred W., 1934
12	527	Barstow, John, 1892
12	528	Bartelme, Mary M., Calling Cards, n.d.
12	529	Bartlett, Elsie Chandler, 1902-1907
12	530	Bartlett, Robert Merrill, First Church of Christ, 1938
12	531	Barton, James L., American Board of Commissions for Foreign Missions, 1906
12	532	Barton, William E., First Congregational Church, 1908
12	533	Bassett, Austin B., 1888-1892
12	534	Baumgardner, Burdette C., First Congregational Church, 1900
12	535	Beard, Augustus F. American Missionary Assoc., 1889-1932
12	536	Beach, H.P., School for Christian Workers, 1894
12	537	Beardslee, C., 1892, n.d.
12	538	Beckwith, C.A., Chicago Theological Seminary, 1908
12	539	Beeks, Gertrude, Welfare Department, The National Civic Federation, 1906
12	540	Bell, Edward Price, Chicago Daily News, 1913-1932
12	541	Bellamy, George A., Hiram House, 1923-1937
12	542	Berlet, Robert E., 1934
12	543	Bernard, L.L., Washington University St. Louis, Institute for Research in Social Science NC, 1928
12	544	Bernstein, Herman, Jewish Tribune, 1926
12	545	Blaisdell, James, Pomona College, 1927
12	546	Blaisdell, Joseph Arnold, Beloit College, 1892
12	547	Blaney, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D., 1919
12	548	Blatchford, E.W., Newberry Library, 1892
12	549	Blow, Adele, 1919-1920, n.d.
12	550	Boardman, George N., 1892
12	551	Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1938
12	552	Bock, Sidney, 1906
12	553	Bogan, William J., Board of Education, Chicago, 1930
12	554	Bogardus, Emory, University of Southern California, 1930
12	555	Bolitho, William, n.d.
12	556	Boller, B.F., 1930, n.d.
12	557	Booth, Henry Kendall, First Congregational Church, 1930-1937, n.d.
12	558	Bousk, Joseph R., 1917-1918
12	559	Bouton, C.B., Bouton & Co., 1896-1899
12	560	Bowen, A.L., Director, State of Illinois Dept. of Public Welfare, 1934-1937
12	561	Bowen, Mrs. Joseph T., Jane Addams Memorial Fund, 1911-1938
12	562	Bowers, Roy E., Lakewood Congregational Church, 1927-1930
12	563	Boyden, William C., 1907-1929
12	564	Brackett, Jeffery Richardson, Director, School for Social Workers, St. Catherine's School, 1906, n.d.
12	565	Brandon, Rodney H., Director, State of Illinois Dept. of Public Welfare, 1933
12	566	Breckenridge, Sophonisba P., Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy, University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration, 1919-1938
12	567	Brinkerhoff, Cornelia B., 1873, n.d.
12	568	Brinkerhoff, T. Van Wyck, 1873, n.d.
12	569	Broad, John, [189-] ?
12	570	Brooks, Jesse W., Chicago Tract Society, 1906
12	571	Brooks, John Graham, 1928-1936
12	572	Brown, Anna, 1934
12	573	Brown, Edward J., 1911
12	574	Brown, Emily C., 1931
12	575	Brown, Minnie K., 1904
12	576	Bruce, Andrew A., American Crime Study Commission, [19--]?
12	577	Building Contractors' Council of Chicago, 1900
12	578	Burchard, Edward L., Educational Community Publicity, 1934-1936
12	579	Bundesen, Herman N., President, Chicago Board of Health, 1938
12	580	Burgess, Ernest W., University of Chicago, American Journal of Sociology, 1927-1937
12	581	Burgess, G.H., First Congregational Church, 1902
12	582	Burke, Joseph, Judge, Circuit Court of Cook Co., 1931-1936
12	583	Burnham, D.H., 1909
12	584	Burt, Henry F., Providence Community Fund, 1930
12	585	Burton, Nathaniel, 1887
13	586	Busse, Fred A., Mayor, City of Chicago, 1909-1910
13	587	Butler, Amos W., Indiana Society for Mental Hygiene, 1926-1932
13	588	Butler, Edward B., 1906
13	589	Butler, Francis P., 1909
13	590	Butler, Mrs. Hermon B., Hermon Beardsley Butler House, 1905-1937
13	591	Butterfield, Kenyon L., President, Massachusetts Agricultural College, 1912
13	592	Byington, Edwin H., 1892
13	593	Cabot, Richard C., 1937
13	594	Cady, George Luther, First Congregational Church, 1905
13	595	Cadawallader, Bernard, Columbian Council School Settlement, 1904
13	596	Calhoun, Lucy, n.d.
13	597	Campbell, J.M., 1898
13	598	Carey, John, 1906-1909
13	599	Capen, 1892
13	600	Capinille, Giovanni, Italian Community Meeting, 1924
13	601	Cannon, James G., Vice President, Fourth National Bank, 1892
13	602	Cannon, S.M., 1937
13	603	Carney, Chester S., 1904
13	604	Carpenter, Eli, 1888
13	605	Carpenter, Florence Annan, 1934
13	606	Carris, Martha E., 1937
13	607	Carson, Stanley, 1884
13	608	Case, Erastus E., [incomplete], 1909
13	609	Case, Rose Anne, 1902
13	610	Cashman, Robert, 1935
13	611	Cassettari, Rosa, Chicago Commons, 1937
13	612	Cavenee, Clark M., 1934
13	613	Cermak, A.J., Mayor, City of Chicago, (also one letter from Citizen's Association of Chicago), 1931-1933
13	614	Chalmers, William J., 1899
13	615	Chamberlain, E.M., 1903
13	616	Chamberlain, Frederic W., 1927-1934
13	617	Chamberlain, William I., The Board of Foreign Missions, 1930
13	618	Chambers, W., 1928
13	619	Chapman, Margaret E., (also Anna Quayle), 1934
13	620	Chatfield, Adele Blow, n.d.
13	621	Chesebrough, A., 1888
13	622	Chicago Association of Commerce, 1909-1913
13	623	Chicago Board of Education, 1906-1931
13	624	Chicago Community Trust, 1915-1916
13	625	Chicago Housing Commission, (Chicago Housing Association), 1919-1927
13	626	Chicago Lake Front and Park Defense Committee, 1935
13	627	Chicago Public Library, 1923-1938
13	628	City Club of Chicago, 1908-1930
13	629	Clapp, Julia, 193-?-1937
13	630	Clapper, Raymond, 1917
13	631	Clark, Francis E., 1888
13	632	Clark, Edith I., Students Christian Association, University of Michigan, 1902
13	633	Cleaveland, Willis M., 1892
13	634	Clements, Robert, Chicago Church Federation, 1934
13	635	Clyce, Minerva A., 1902
13	636	Cobb, Henry E., Collegiate Reformed Dutch Church, 1934-1938
13	637	Cobb, Henry, N., Board of Foreign Missions, Reformed Church in America, 1888
13	638	Cobb, O.E., 1875
13	639	Coe, George A., Northwestern University, 1907
13	640	Coffee, Rudolph I., Rabbi, 1913
13	641	Cole, George E., 1930
13	642	Collins, John C., Committee for Christian Workers, 1888
13	643	Collins, Winifred, Chicago Commons, 1909-1931
13	644	Coman, Katherine, 1903
13	645	Committee of Fifteen, 1914-1925
13	646	Community Service of Chicago, 1920
13	647	Condit, Henry J., First Congregational Church, 1921-1937
13	648	Congregational Home Missionary Society, 1909
13	649	Cooke, E. Ludlow, 1879-1880
13	650	Cooke, Flora Juliette, Francis W. Parker School, 1906-1935
13	651	Cooke, Lorrin A., 1892
13	652	Cooley, Charles H., University of Michigan, Sociology, 1928
13	653	Coolidge, Ellen, (also Anne Coolidge), 1934-1937
13	654	Coonley, Queene Ferry, (also Lydia Avery), 1910-1920
13	655	Cooper, Charles C., Director, Kingsley Association, 1921
13	656	Cooper, J.W., 1888-1892
13	657	Cordell, Henry E., 1933
13	658	Corwin, Edward Tanjore, 1888
13	659	Council for Social Action, Congregational and Christian Churches, 1937
13	660	Cragin, H.B., 1899
13	661	Crane, Charles R., (Also Cornelia Crane), 1911-1938
13	662	Crane, Richard, Dept. of State, 1917
13	663	Crawford, George Gordon, Carnegie Steel, Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Co., 1920, n.d.
13	664	Crosby, G.H., 1902
13	665	Cummins, Joseph, 1931
13	666	Cunningham, Mattie M., 1938
13	667	Currier, A.H., Oberlin Theological Seminary, 1894
13	668	Curtiss, Samuel Ives, 1891-1892
13	669	Curtiss, Samuel Ives, 1901-1902, n.d.
13	670	Cushing, E.B., 1917
13	671	Cuthbertson, Hugh A., 1932
13	672	Cutler, J.E., 1927
14	673	Darrow, Clarence, 1936, n.d.
14	674	Davidson, Carter, President, Knox College, 1936
14	675	Davidson, Mrs. C.L., n.d.
14	676	Davies, J. Frederick, 1907, n.d.
14	677	Davis, C.E., 1899
14	678	Davis, Edna O., Pasadena Settlement Association, 1937
14	679	Davis Nathan S., III, 1931
14	680	Davis, Ozora S. , Chicago Theological Seminary, (also Grace T. Davis), 1910-1931, n.d.
14	681	Dean, Edwin B., President, Doane College, 1930
14	682	DeForest, Charlotte B., President, Kobe College, Japan, 1931
14	683	Deneen, C.S., Governor of Illinois, 1905-1911
14	684	Dennis, Charles H., Editor, Chicago Daily News, 1905-1937
14	685	Dennis, Rodney, 1892
14	686	Dever, William E., Mayor of Chicago, 1923-1926, n.d.
14	687	Devin, Mrs. Alice Shane, 1925
14	688	Devine, Edward T., Charities and the Commons, 1907-1937, n.d. n.d.
14	689	DeWitt, William C., Western Theological Seminary, 1921
14	690	Dickie, Gordon, Union College of British Columbia, 1940
14	691	Dike, Samuel Warren, 1892
14	692	Dillard, Irving, Editor, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 1935
14	693	Dingills, B., 1922
14	694	Dixon, Elizabeth S., 1938
14	695	Dodge, George P., 1899
14	696	Donnelley, Thomas E., 1936
14	697	Doolittle, J.S., 1888
14	698	Dougherty, Lucy, 1931
14	699	Dowd, Quincy L., (also Nellie Dowd), 1902-1930
14	700	Downer, Harry, Friendly House, 1935
14	701	Dresser, Jennie M., 1930
14	702	Dudley, H.M., American University, 1931
14	703	Dummer, Ethel S., Institute for Juvenile Research, 1934
14	704	Dunbar, Francis J., University of Michigan, 1902
14	705	Duncan, Thomas, Hudson River Water Power and Paper Co., 1892
14	706	Duncan-Clark, Blanche, (also Carlyle Duncan-Clark), 1938
14	707	Duncan-Clark, Samuel John, Editor, Chicago Evening Post, 1921-1936
14	708	Dunlop, James J., Fourth Congregational Church, 1915
14	709	Durand, E. Dana, U.S. Industrial Commission, 1901
14	710	Eastman, Fred, Chicago Theological Seminary, 1928-1931
14	711	Eastman, Joseph, Member, Yoke Fellows, (incomplete), 1889-1897
14	712	Eaves, George, Anti-Tuberculosis Association of Jefferson Co., Alabama Christmas Seals Committee, 1913
14	713	Eddy, Florence R., 1936-1937
14	714	Elderkin, Noble Strong, Pilgrim Congregational Church, First Congregational Church, 1928-1936
14	715	Elkus, Abram I., Free Synagogue, 1924
14	716	Elliott, John Lovejoy, Society for Ethical Culture in the City of New York, 1928-1936
14	717	Ellis, Frederick W., 1908
14	718	Elting, Howard, 1915-1937
14	719	Elting, Victor, American Protective League, 1918-1921, n.d.
14	720	Erickson, Alfred O., 1938
14	721	Eubank, Earle, University of Cincinnati, Sociology, 1926
14	722	Ewing, Charles Hull, 1908
14	723	Falkenau, Victor, Falkenau & Brother, Builders, 1899-1900
14	724	Farwell, Arthur Burrage, President, Chicago Law and Order League, Secretary, Hyde Park Protective Assoc., 1926
14	725	Farwell, John Villiers, 1899-1930
14	726	Farwell, Harriet S., [1930?]
14	727	Favill, Henry Baird, 1911
14	728	Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, 1909-1924
14	729	Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works, Housing, 1936
14	730	Fenning, _?, 1888
14	731	Ferris, Albert Warren, State Commission in Lunacy, 1908-1909
14	732	Ferris, Ralph H., Chicago Theological Seminary, 1908
14	733	Ferry, Deborah S., Chicago Commons Board of Trustees, 1913-1923
14	734	Field, John S., Knickerbocker Ice Co., 1899
14	735	Field, Mary Goodrich, Director, Chicago Commons Girls Clubs, 1902-1907
14	736	Filene, Edward A., William Filene Sons Co., 1906
14	737	Finley, John H., New York Times, 1936
14	738	Fisk, Charles L., Congregational Education Society, 1931
14	739	Fisk, Franklin W., Chicago Theological Seminary, 1892
14	740	Fitz-Hugh, Carter H., Fitz-Hugh & Company, 1899
14	741	Flack, G.K., Director, Chicago Tract Society, 1926
14	742	Flexner, Bernard, 1918
14	743	Folds, Buck , 1925
14	744	Foley, Edna L., Superintendent, Visiting Nurse Assoc. of Chicago, 1920
14	745	Folks, Homer, State Charities Aid Assoc., 1934-1937
14	746	Folsom, William R., Chicago Commons, Board of Trustees, n.d.
14	747	Forbes, S.R., (to Leah Taylor), 1892
14	748	Ford, Henry, Henry Ford Motor Co., 1915
14	749	Forgan, David R., President, Union National Bank of Chicago, 1899
14	750	Forshee, W.E., 1936
14	751	Fox, Frank, Kansas Christian Endeavor Union, 1902
14	752	Fox, George A., 1903
14	753	Fox, Paul, 1934
14	754	Frelinghuysen, Dumont, 1880
14	755	Friedman, Herbert J., 1931
14	756	Funk, C.S., 1913-1928
14	757	Gage, W.L., n.d.
14	758	Gale, Caroline, 1902
14	759	Gale, Irma Reed, 1902
15	760	Galt, Alexander, Buffalo Public Library, NY, 1934
15	761	Galt, T.F., Iowa Vocational Guidance Assoc., 1932
15	762	Gammon, Robert W., Congregational Education Society, 1928-1936
15	763	Gannett, Alice P., Goodrich Social Settlement, 1936
15	764	Gardner, A., 1888
15	765	Garretson, G.R., 1892
15	766	Garrigues, Mary, 1902
15	767	Gaskill, Geraldine S., (also Loren B.), 1931
15	768	Gates, C.F., 1887
15	769	Gavit, John Palmer, 1900-1938
15	770	Geddes, Patrick, n.d.
15	771	Geer, C.M., Chicago Theological Seminary, 1892-1930
15	772	Gibson, George Howard, 1927
15	773	Gilbert, George H., 1892
15	774	Gilbert, N.C., 1928-1931, n.d.
15	775	Gilkey, Charles Whitney, Hyde Park Baptist Church, University of Chicago, University Chapel, 1934-1935, n.d.
15	776	Gillett, Arthur Lincoln, 1892
15	777	Gillett, E.B., 1900
15	778	Gillette, Alice, 1930
15	779	Gillette, Edwin C., Superintendent, Congregational Church Extension Boards, 1933
15	780	Gillette, Henry J., 1887-1892
15	781	Gillette, John M., University of North Dakota, Sociology, 1910-1938
15	782	Gillette, Mary P., 1930-1938
15	783	Gillin, University of Wisconsin, Sociology, 1930-1931
15	784	Gilman, Arthur E., Toledo Chamber of Commerce, 1920
15	785	Gilroy, William E., Plymouth Congregational Church, Advance, 1920-1936
15	786	Gilson, Juliette, 1924
15	787	Gladden, Washington, First Congregational Church, 1911-1914
15	788	Gleason, C.W., (to Bro. Winch), 1888
15	789	Glenn, John M., Russell Sage Foundation, 1920-1938
15	790	Glover, Dawson Coleman, 1920
15	791	Goddard, Dwight, 1903
15	792	Goddard, John Calvin, 1892
15	793	Goldsbury, Royal S., 1930
15	794	Gole, Clarence R., (to Mr. Nash), 1888
15	795	Goodell, J.H., Hartford Theological Seminary, 1888
15	796	Gordon, Edgar B., 1913-1931
15	797	Gordon, Edna, 1931-1937, n.d.
15	798	Gordon, John, Second Congregational Church, 1933
15	799	Gosselin, Grace H., 1932
15	800	Grant, F., Seabury-Western Theological Seminary, 1934
15	801	Graves, William C., 1913
15	802	Gray, John, University of Minnesota, 1908
15	803	Green, Maxwell S., 1930
15	804	Greene, Mrs. J. Henry, 1923
15	805	Greene, Jacob L., Connecticut Mutual Life, 1892
15	806	Greenwood, Victor L., 1929
15	807	Griggs, L.C., 1934
15	808	Gron, Gertrude, (to Miss Hawkins), n.d.
15	809	Guck, Homer, President, Chicago Herald and Examiner, 1935-1936
15	810	Guran, Charles?, n.d.
15	811	Gunsaulus, F.W., President, Armour Institute of Technology, 1895-1916
15	812	Guthrie, Catherine, Head Resident, Bethel Settlement, 1903
15	813	Hadden, Clarence W., Boys' Busy Life Club, 1909-1927
15	814	Halbert, L.A., Head Worker, Bethel, 1907
15	815	Hall, George A., 1886-1888
15	816	Hall, Helen, President, National Federation of Settlements, 1934, n.d.
15	817	Hall, John M., President, Bay View System of Popular Education, 1898
15	818	Hamill, Charles H., 1938
15	819	Hamilton, Margaret L., 1931, n.d.
15	820	Hansel, John W., Secretarial Institute and Training School, 1897
15	821	Hardenbergh, Catherine, n.d.
15	822	Hardy, Edwin N., n.d.
15	823	Hardy, W., 1934
15	824	Harlan, Richard D., 1928
15	825	Harper, Edward T., Chicago Theological Seminary, 1906-1908
15	826	Harper, William Rainey, President, University of Chicago, 1892-1905
15	827	Harris, Thomas L., West Virginia University, 1937
15	828	Harrison, Carter H., Mayor of Chicago, 1912-1936
15	829	Harrison, Shelby M., Russell Sage Foundation, 1912-1926
15	830	Hart, Hastings, H., Russell Sage Foundation, 1926-1931
15	831	Hart, William Reese, Faith-Van Vorst Reformed Church, 1938
15	832	Hartranft, Chester David, Hartford Theological Seminary, 1887-1892
15	833	Hastings, Allen, 1892
15	834	Hatch, David P., 1892
15	835	Hawkins, Mabel, Secretary, Chicago Commons, 1935
15	836	Hawley, Edna M., 1902
15	837	Heaps, Allison Ray, New England Congregational Church, 1916
15	838	Hefferan, Helen M. , Board of Education, Chicago, (to Arthur Kellogg), 1934
15	839	Hegner, Mrs. Bertha Hofer, Pestalozzi-Froebel Kindergarten Training School, Chicago Commons, 1907
15	840	Hegner, Herman F., 1937-1938
15	841	Heinz, Henry J., , Heinz Co., (also Howard Heinz), 1915
15	842	Henderson, C.R., 1907
15	843	Herring, Hubert C., Congregational Home Missionary Society, 1908
15	844	Herron, George D., Iowa College, Dept. of Applied Christianity, 1894
15	845	Hersey, George M., 1892
15	846	Herrick, Zellah D., n.d.
15	847	Hicks, Lerois? W., Northfield Seminary, 1888-1928
15	848	Higgins, Mrs. Emerson P., n.d.
15	849	Hill, Mary A., Normal College Alumnae Settlement, 1905-1909
15	850	Hill, Caroline M., 1937
15	851	Hillman, Sideny, President, Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 1930
15	852	Hine, S., 1892
15	853	Hodes, Barnet, City of Chicago Law Department, 1938
15	854	Hodges, Alpheus C., Editor, Our Country Church, 1892
15	855	Hodges, J.A., 1892
15	856	Hodgkins, Alice M., 1903
15	857	Hollander, Sidney J., Chicago Commons, 1936, n.d.
15	858	Hollister?, Frederick M., 1902
15	859	Holman, Aileen, 1902
15	860	Holt, Arthur E., Congregational Education Society, Chicago Theological Seminary, 1923-1938
15	861	Holt, Hamilton, Editor, Independent, 1897
15	862	Hooper, Bertha Freeman, 1919
15	863	Hopkins, C. Howard, Yale University, 1936
15	864	Hopkins, Cara M., (also A.W. Hopkins), [1925?]
15	865	Horner, Henry, Governor of Illinois, 1933-1938
16	866	Horton, Roscoe, President, Standard Lumbar Co., 1930
16	867	Hotchkiss, Willard E., University of Minnesota, Armour Institute of Technology, 1918-1937
16	868	Howe, Daniel R., 1884-1892
16	869	Howe, Harriet M., 1930-1938
16	870	Hubbard, Henry M., 1904-1916
16	871	Hubbard, Louise S., 1917-1925, n.d.
16	872	Hule, Winston, (to Herbert Friedman), 1931
16	873	Humphrey, H.B., 1930-1932
16	874	Humphrey, Julia E., 1930
16	875	Hunter, David M., 1905
16	876	Hunter J. DuBois, Theological Seminary, Auburn, NY, 1905-1938, n.d.
16	877	Hunter, Pleasant, (to Nash), 1887
16	878	Hunter, Robert, University Settlement Society, 1903
16	879	Hurley, Edward N., Chicago Centennial, 1926
16	880	Hurley, Timothy D., 1907
16	881	Husslein, Joseph, National Catholic Weekly, 1927
16	882	Hutchins, Fannie C., Oberlin College, 1937
16	883	Hutchinson, Louisa D., 1892
16	884	Hutchinson, Paul, Christian Century, 1933
16	885	Hyde, E.R., (also to Miss Hyde), 1886-1892, n.d.
16	886	Ickes, Harold, Secretary of the Interior, 1935-1937
16	887	Illinois, Board of State Commissioners of State Charities, 1909
16	888	Illinois Emergency Relief Commission, 1934-1935
16	889	Illinois Northern Hospital for the Insane, 1906
16	890	Illinois State Penitentiary, 1908-1917
16	891	Illinois State Training School for Girls, 1906
16	892	Illinois Vigilance Association, 1908
16	893	Inglis, Agnes, Labadie Collection, University of Michigan, 1936
16	894	Ingram, Frances, Neighborhood House, 1937
16	895	International Harvester Company, 1906
16	896	Irving, George B., (to Victor F. Lawson), 1917
16	897	Isaak, A., 1919-1934
16	898	Iverson, A.M., n.d.
16	899	Jackson, A.L., Provident Hospital and Training School, 1934
16	900	Jacobs, Frederick H., Fourth Congregational Church, 1936-1937
16	901	Jacobs, H.H., Hanover Street Congregational Church, 1902
16	902	Jacobs, U.W., 1892
16	903	James, C.L., 1892
16	904	James, J.S., 1892
16	905	Jenkins, Elizabeth, 1902
16	906	Jenkins, Newton, 1924
16	907	Jennings, Kenneth Q., Editor, Sunday Times, 1936
16	908	Jerome, Frank, (also Mrs. Frank Jerome), n.d.
16	909	Jeske, Nicolas, 1915-1918, n.d.
16	910	John and Wife, 1892
16	911	John F. Cuneo Company, 1937
16	912	Johnson, Alexander, National Conference of Charities and Correction, 1906-1936
16	913	Johnson, James Gibson, 1888
16	914	Johnson, Mrs. Edwin T., 1931
16	915	Johnson, Oscar, 1936
16	916	Johnston, Alexander, Princeton College, 1888
16	917	Johnstone, Bruce, 1931
16	918	Jones, Augustine, First Congregational Church, 1936, n.d.
16	919	Jones, David P., President, David P. Jones and Co., 1908
16	920	Jones, Henry D., Dodge Community House, 1936
16	921	Jones, Jenkin Lloyd, Abraham Lincoln Center, 1910-1913
16	922	Juvenile Protective Association, 1916
16	923	Kedzie, A.S., 1892-1894
16	924	Keeley, J., Editor, Chicago Herald, n.d.
16	925	Kegel, Arnold H., Department of Health, Chicago, 1929
16	926	Kellogg, George F., 1887-1914, n.d.
16	927	Kellor, Frances A., University of Chicago, n.d.
16	928	Kelly, Edward J., Mayor of Chicago, 1933-1937
16	929	Kelsey, Carl, University of Pennsylvania, 1913
16	930	Kelsey, Henry H., 1888-1893
16	931	Kelsey, Will, Berkley Temple, 1892
16	932	Kennedy, Albert J., National Federation of Settlements, 1930-1936
16	933	Kent, William, , U.S. Senator, California, (also Elizabeth Kent), 1899-1929
16	934	Kernan, Lizzie, [19--?]
16	935	Kerr, Mrs. G.M., 1934
16	936	Kincheld, S.C., Chicago Theological Seminary, 1936
16	937	King, Hoyt, 1931
16	938	Kingman, John M., Federation of Neighborhood Houses, n.d.
16	939	Kingsley, Sherman C., Director, Elizabeth McCormick Memorial Fund, 1914-1917
16	940	Kinley, David, Dean, University of Illinois Graduate School, 1909
16	941	Kirchwey, George W., New York School of Social Work, 1926
16	942	Knapp, George L., 1937-1938
16	943	Kneeland, George J., American Vigilance Association, 1913
16	944	Knight, E.H., 1892
16	945	Knox, Frank, Chicago Daily News, 1932-1936
16	946	Knox, Robert, 1921
16	947	Koptik, Elinor, 1938
17	948	Labaree, Benjamin, 1892
17	949	Langworthy, Mary, (also B. Frank Langworthy), 1934
17	950	Lasker, Bruno, 1927
17	951	Lathrop, G., Wayfarers, Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Co., 1921
17	952	Lathrop, Julia C., U.S. Department of Labor, Children's Bureau, 1918-1932
17	953	Lawrence, Glenford W., Chicago Commons, 1928-1938
17	954	Lawrence, Mary L., Neighborhood House, 1904
17	955	Lawson, Victor F., Chicago Record, Chicago Daily News, 1900-1920
17	956	Learned, H. Barrett, 1930
17	957	Leatherbee, Robert W., 1915-1917
17	958	Lee, Porter R., New York School of Social Work, 1920-1927
17	959	Lerrigo, George, 1937
17	960	Lester, Muriel, n.d.
17	961	Levie Shoe Company, 1910
17	962	Lewis, J. Hamilton, 1932
17	963	Lewis, J.P., Pratt & Cady Co., 1892
17	964	Lighty, W.H., Self-Culture Hall Assoc., n.d.
17	965	Lindorme, C.A.F., n.d.
17	966	Linn, James Weber, 1935
17	967	Lippiner, Florence H., 1931
17	968	Little, G.J., National Council of Young Men's Christian Associations, 1930
17	969	Loesch, Frank J., 1937-1938
17	970	Logan, Frank G., 1899
17	971	Loomis, S.L., [1888?]
17	972	Lord, D.M., 1899
17	973	Lovejoy, Owen R., National Child Labor Committee, Children's Aid Society, American Youth Commission, 1907-1928
17	974	Lowden, Frank Orren, Governor of Illinois, 1899-1931
17	975	Lyman, Harvey A., 1900
17	976	Lynch, Viola M., Central Council of Childhood Education Centennial Committee, 1927
17	977	McAfee, Leom, (also Clauda McAfee), 1938
17	978	MacChesney, Nathan William, 1902
17	979	McClaughry, R.W., United States Penitentiary, Leavenworth, 1910-1914
17	980	McConville, William J., City Police Court, 1892
17	981	McCormick, Katharine D., (Mrs. Stanley McCormick), 1913-1935
17	982	McCormick, Medill, Chicago Tribune, 1909
17	983	McCormick, Nettie F., 1913-1921
17	984	McCormick, Stanley, 1899-1904
17	985	McCreery, Agnes, 1937
17	986	McCulloch, Catherine Waugh, 1936-1938
17	987	McCulloch, Frank, 1899-1936
17	988	McCutcheon, John, 1937
17	989	McDaniel, G.H., Enterprise Institute, 1909
17	990	MacDonald, Anne M., 1931
17	991	McDowell, Malcolm, Chicago Daily News, 1932
17	992	McDowell, Mary E., Chicago Department of Public Welfare, University of Chicago Settlement, 1926-1930, n.d.
17	993	McElhone, James, 1921-1934
17	994	McEvoy, Harry K., 1938
17	995	MacFarland, Charles S., Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, 1931
17	996	McGee, Clyde, 1932
17	997	McGiffert, Arthur Cushman, Chicago Theological Seminary, 1937-1938
17	998	McGoorty, John, Superior Court of Cook County, 1937
17	999	McGriffin, John, 1892
17	1000	McKeith, David, Asylum Hill Congregational Church, 1938
17	1001	Mackenzie, W. Douglas, Hartford Theological Seminary, 1906
17	1002	McKey, Frank M., 1931
17	1003	McKinley, William B., United States Senate, 1920
17	1004	MacLean, Lulu, 1930
17	1005	McMahon, Ernest E., Rutgers Alumni Association, 1935
17	1006	Macmillan, Lincoln, Chicago Daily News, 1936
17	1007	McNaughton, H.H., McNaughton Foundry, 1906
17	1008	McNull, George W., Progressive Home Builders, 1926
17	1009	McRoberts, Mary, Chicago Commons Women's Club, 1931
17	1010	Mabon, William, Superintendent, Manhattan State Hospital, 1909
17	1011	Mack, Julian W., U.S. Court House, 1938
17	1012	Macomber, E.C., 1880-1892, n.d.
17	1013	Macy, H., Hartford Theological Seminary, 1892
17	1014	Magnusson, Louise, Chicago Commons Women's Club, 1938
17	1015	Marley, C., 1914
17	1016	Marriot, Victor E., Chicago Congregational Union, 1934-1936
17	1017	Marryott, Franklin J., 1937
17	1018	Marsh, George L., School of Religion, Greece, 1931
17	1019	Marsh, H., 1882-1886
17	1020	Marsh, William D., 1899
17	1021	Marshall, John K., 1899
17	1022	Marshall, L.C., University of Chicago, 1920
17	1023	Marshall, S., 1937
17	1024	Martin, Yoke Fellows, 1888-1889
17	1025	Martin, Mrs. Franklin, 1937
17	1026	Martinsen, Petrina, 1934
18	1027	Mastro-Valerio, Alessandro, Editor, LaTribuna Italiana Trans-Atlantica, 1927
18	1028	Matthews, Lois, [1937?]
18	1029	Matthiessen, F.W., 1914
18	1030	Matz, Mary L., 1908
18	1031	Matz, Rudolph, 1913-1916
18	1032	Maurer, Irving, First Congregational Church, 1919
18	1033	Maxwell, George, Hockanum Company, 1888
18	1034	Maynard Family, 1934-1938, n.d.
18	1035	Mears, Oliver, 1892
18	1036	Mecartney, Harry S., 1899
18	1037	Meeker, Arthur, Armour & Company, 1906
18	1038	Meinzer, O.E., 1903
18	1039	Merriam, Charles E., University of Chicago, Alderman, 1915-1938
18	1040	Merrill, Charles C., Congregational Conference of Illinois, 1926, n.d.
18	1041	Metcalf, Edith E., 1900
18	1042	Metcalf, Henry K., 1930
18	1043	Methodist Episcopal Church, 1936
18	1044	Methven, Emily V., 1912
18	1045	Mills, Charles S., 1892
18	1046	Mills, George Sherman, 1936
18	1047	Mitchell, Edwin Knox, Hartford Theological Seminary, 1892-1930
18	1048	Mitchell, John J., 1937
18	1049	Mochizuki, K., 1921?
18	1050	Mock, Harry, n.d.
18	1051	Moffatt, Ellen, 1900
18	1052	Monk, Isa M., 1902
18	1053	Monroe, William S., 1936
18	1054	Montgomery, B.E., Oberlin Kindergarten Training School, 1902
18	1055	Montgomery, Edith C., (also Verner), 1931-1937
18	1056	Montgomery, John R., 1908-1931
18	1057	Montgomery, Louise, Welcome Hall, University of Chicago Settlement, 1902-1915
18	1058	Moody, Walter D., Chicago Plan Commission, 1913
18	1059	Moore, Edward Roberts, Catholic Charities, 1927
18	1060	Moore, Frank L., Congregational Home Missionary Society, 1914
18	1061	Moore, Fred Atkins, Adult Education Council of Chicago, 1934
18	1062	Moore, Katherine, 1907
18	1063	Morgan, Arthur, 1938, n.d.
18	1064	Morgan, Lucy, (Mrs. Arthur E.), 1937
18	1065	Morley, Charles, 1917
18	1066	Morris, J.O., 1923
18	1067	Morse, J.H., 1921
18	1068	Morton , Dennis, 1888?
18	1069	Moss, Joseph L., Juvenile Court of Cook County, Bureau of Public Welfare, 1920-1938
18	1070	Motley, Maude, 1930
18	1071	Mott, John R., President, World's Alliance of Young Men's Christian Associations, 1932
18	1072	Mowrer, Paul Scott, Chicago Daily News, 1934-1938
18	1073	Mullenbach Family, 1918-1937, n.d.
18	1074	Murphy, Samuel D., Juvenile Court of Jefferson County, 1913-1930
18	1075	Murray, David, 1894
18	1076	Murrell, Victor A.G., 1932
18	1077	Nall, Darl O., 1937
18	1078	Namaye, T., (also T. Namae), Bureau for Local Affairs, Tokyo, 1920-1931, n.d.
18	1079	Nash, C.S., 1892
18	1080	Nash, G.W., Yankton College, 1930
18	1081	National Conference of Social Work, 1919
18	1082	National Consumers' League, 1933
18	1083	National Council of Congregational Churches, Commission on Social Service, 1913-1921
18	1084	National Economic League, 1918
18	1085	National Hospital Record, 1906-1917
18	1086	Nelson, Charles M., 1937
18	1087	Nestor, Agnes, Chicago Women's Trade Union League, [1934?]
18	1088	Neumann, Leopold, United Societies for Local Self Government and Liberty League, 1914
18	1089	Nevin, Hugh W., All-American Feature Service, 1931
18	1090	Nichols, John R., Chicago City Missionary Society, 1925
18	1091	Nichols, William S., 1888
18	1092	Noble, Arthur, 1934
18	1093	Noda, Shunsaku, 1917
18	1094	Noland, J.C., 1902
18	1095	North, Frank Mason, New York City Church Extension and Missionary Society, 1908-1910
18	1096	Norton, R.H., Acme Steel Goods Co., 1918-1920
18	1097	O'Brien, Edward F., 1892
18	1098	O'Brien, John R., 1893
18	1099	O'Connell, Robert C., Superior Court of Illinois, Cook County, 1936
18	1100	O'Connor, Kate F., 1900
18	1101	O'Flaherty, Hal, Chicago Daily News, 1937
18	1102	Ogden, G.B., 1916
18	1103	Okada, Tadahiko, Governor, Saitama Prefecture, Japan, 1920-1921
18	1104	O'Keeffe, Patrick James, 1918-1931
18	1105	Osborne, Cyrus A., Unity, Congress of Religion, Union Theological College, 1907-1931
18	1106	Osgood, Anna, 1902
18	1107	Otsuka, Shiroshi, South Manchuria Railway Company, 1917-1920
18	1108	Otto, F.W., American Hotel Register Company, 1923
18	1109	Ozanne, Charles E., 1913-1926, n.d.
19	1110	Packard, E.N., 1894
19	1111	Palmer, Albert W., Yale University, Chicago Theological Seminary, 1903-1937
19	1112	Palmer, George T., Illinois Tuberculosis Association, 1920
19	1113	Palmer, Ross B., 1937
19	1114	Parker, E.P., 1888-1910
19	1115	Parsons, Mary R., 1937
19	1116	Patterson, Ivan , Unity House, 1905?
19	1117	Patton, Carl S., Chicago Theological Seminary, 1930
19	1118	Patton, Cornelius H., American Board of Commission for Foreign Missions, 1912
19	1119	Patton, Ellie F., 1932
19	1120	Patton, Robert W., 1921
19	1121	Patton, William W., Glen Ridge Congregational Church, 1881-1935
19	1122	Payson, Edward, Payson Manufacturing Company, Payson Gardens, 1899-1938
19	1123	Peabody, Francis G., 1927-1930
19	1124	Peabody, Gertrude W., n.d.
19	1125	Peabody, Henry, 1937
19	1126	Pease, Marion C., Welcome Hall, n.d.
19	1127	Peck, Lillian M., National Federation of Settlements, 1934-1936
19	1128	Pennewell, Almer, St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church, 1934
19	1129	Perkins, Frances, Secretary of Labor, 1905-1934
19	1130	Perkins, Lucy Faith, 1936
19	1131	Perry, A.T., (incomplete), 1892, n.d.
19	1132	Philippine Islands, 1922
19	1133	Phillips, Hattie C., 1902
19	1134	Phillips, Watson L., Church of the Redeemer, 1903
19	1135	Pierce, J.B., 1880-1892, n.d.
19	1136	Piez, Charles, Link-Belt Company, 1910
19	1137	Pittman, Hudson H., First Congregational Church, 1932
19	1138	Plumb, Albert H., Jr., 1892
19	1139	Plumb, Mary, 1903
19	1140	Pomeroy, Agnes Blush, 1934
19	1141	Pond, Allen B., Pond & Pond Architects, 1900-1920
19	1142	Porter, Melvin P., New York Life Insurance, 1903
19	1143	Post, Alice, 1931-1934
19	1144	Potter, Rockwell Harmon, Center Church House, 1913
19	1145	Power , R., Law School of Harvard University, 1927?
19	1146	Powers, William S., Rutgers Alumni Association, 1938
19	1147	Pratt, Dwight M., Williston Congregational Church, 1888-1892
19	1148	Pratt, Lewellyn, 1888-1892
19	1149	Pratt, Nathaniel M., Village Congregational Church, 1931-1937
19	1150	Pratt, Waldo S., Hartford Seminary Record, 1892-1936
19	1151	Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Chicago (Stone), [1934?]
19	1152	Price, Mary W., 1904-1937
19	1153	Ramsey, Alice, 1912-1914, n.d.
19	1154	Rawson, Carrie C., [1936?]
19	1155	Rawson, Edith K., n.d.
19	1156	Rawson, F.H., Union Trust Company, 1909-1911
19	1157	Rawson, Katharine, 1938
19	1158	Rawson, Vance, 1937
19	1159	Raven, John H., Theological Seminary, 1934
19	1160	Ray, Hal S., Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company, 1925
19	1161	Reed, Charles E., National Recreation Association, 1920-1930
19	1162	Reed, David Allen, School for Christian Workers, 1892
19	1163	Reitman, Ben, 1931
19	1164	Remisoff, Nicolas, (also Sophia Remisoff), 1928
19	1165	Reoch, Jane A., (also Reoch Family), 1898-1937, n.d., [1938?]
19	1166	Reynolds, James B., University Settlement, 1894
19	1167	Reynolds, Wilfred S., Illinois Children's Home and Aid Society, Council of Social Agencies of Chicago, 1920-1937
19	1168	Rhees, Rush, President, Rochester University, 1892
19	1169	Rich, Adena Miller, Hull House, 1935
19	1170	Ridings, Edward J., First Congregational Church, 1914
19	1171	Rife, Marvin, Chicago Commons, 1937-1938
19	1172	Riggs, Ernest W., President, Anatolia College, 1937
19	1173	Roach, Thomas, (also Mrs. Thomas Roach), 1908-1915, n.d.
19	1174	Robbins, Jane E., 1927, n.d.
19	1175	Robins, Margaret Dreier, 1910-1937
19	1176	Robins, Raymond, 1914-1938
19	1177	Rockne, Knute K., University of Notre Dame, 1930
19	1178	Romano, Antonio, 1934
19	1179	Rood, H.H., 1904
19	1180	Rosenthal, Benjamin J., Chicago Housing Association, 1919-1934
19	1181	Rosenthal, Lessing, 1926-1938
19	1182	Rosenwald Family Association, 1929-1934
19	1183	Rosenwald, Julius, (also Rosenwald Family), Sears, Roebuck & Co., 1910-1931
19	1184	Rothermel, John J., 1934
19	1185	Russell, Don, Chicago Daily News, 1937-1938
19	1186	Rutgers College Alumni Association, 1925
19	1187	Ryan, _?, 1900
19	1188	Ryerson, Edward L., Joseph T. Ryerson & Son, 1906-1927, n.d.
19	1189	Ryerson, Edward L., Jr., 1934-1937
19	1190	Ryerson, Mrs. E.L., n.d.
20	1191	Sand, Rene, 1928
20	1192	Sanders, Frank K., Yale University, 1903
20	1193	Sandford, E.B., 1923
20	1194	Savage, G.S.F., Chicago Theological Seminary, 1892
20	1195	Schaffner, Margaret, Northwestern University Settlement, 1902
20	1196	Schulz, Otto, M. Schulz Co., 1917
20	1197	Schwartz, Charles P., 1937
20	1198	Schwartz, S.D., Emil G. Hirsch Center, 1938
20	1199	Scott, Elmer, Civic Federation of Dallas, 1926
20	1200	Scott, Donald, 1938
20	1201	Scott, Frank H., 1927
20	1202	Scott, H.M., Chicago Theological Seminary, 1892-1908
20	1203	Scott, Helen, 1934-1936
20	1204	Scott, J.J., 1906-1907
20	1205	Scott, John W., 1909
20	1206	Scott, Walter Dill, Northwestern University, 1934
20	1207	Scully, Alexander B., President, Scully Steel & Iron Co., (also one letter from John B. Scully), 1899-1910
20	1208	Seabury, Emma Playter, n.d.?
20	1209	Sears, Amelia, United Charities of Chicago, 1920-1930
20	1210	Sein , Elmer, Sears, Roebuck & Co., 1906?
20	1211	Seman, Mrs. Phillip, Chicago Womans Aid, 1934
20	1212	Shaffer, Alice C., 1937
20	1213	Shaffert, W.H., Dorchester House, 1934
20	1214	Shannon, Thomas V., Church of St. Thomas the Apostle, 1920-1938
20	1215	Shaw, Albert, American Review of Reviews, 1913
20	1216	Shearer, Augustus, (also Inez Rogers Shearer), 1931
20	1217	Sheldon, Charles M., Central Congregational Church, 1917-1937
20	1218	Sheldon, Harry D., 1935-1937
20	1219	Sheridan, Emily, n.d.
20	1220	Sherrill, A.F., Atlanta Theological Seminary, 1924
20	1221	Shipman, Frank R., Atlanta Theological Seminary, 1892
20	1222	Shulter , _?, Church of the Redeemer, n.d.?
20	1223	Shurtleff, G.K., Young Men's Christian Association, 1906
20	1224	Siedenburg, Frederic, Loyola University, University of Detroit, 1928-1936
20	1225	Sikes, Madeleine W., 1931
20	1226	Silcox, C.E., Social Service Council of Canada, 1936
20	1227	Simkhovitch, Mrs. V.G., Greenwich House, 1931
20	1228	Simonds, Mabel, 1903
20	1229	Simpson, Mabel P., Young People's Civic Council, 1936
20	1230	Sims, Edwin W., Chicago Vice Commission, 1912
20	1231	Sinclair, A., National Cash Register Company, 1906
20	1232	Singleton, Shelby M., Legislative Voters League, Citizen's Association, 1924-1937
20	1233	Skinner, E.M., Wilson Brothers, 1926
20	1234	Sleppery, Mrs. J.W., 1918
20	1235	Small, Albion W., University of Chicago, 1894
20	1236	Smith, Clayton F., Board of Commissioners of Cook County, Illinois, 1934-1938
20	1237	Smith, Fred B., International Committee of Young Men's Christian Associations, World Alliance for International Friendship Through the Churches, 1913-1932
20	1238	Smith, George Williamson, Trinity College, 1892
20	1239	Smith, Harry Dwight, Sherwin-Williams Co., 1906
20	1240	Smith, Henry Justin, Chicago Daily News, 1930-1933
20	1241	Smith, James A., 1892
20	1242	Snell, Heber C., Latter-Day Saints' Institute, 1937
20	1243	Snell, L.W., First Congregational Church, 1902
20	1244	Snyder, Ellen, Elm Street Settlement, 1897
20	1245	Solomon, Hanna G., (also Helen S. Levy), 1934
20	1246	Sonneborn, Paul F., 1935
20	1247	Souer, Michael, 1887-1893, n.d.
20	1248	Spalding, Frederick C., 1934
20	1249	Sparks, Dorothy E., Chicago Recreation Commission, 1938
20	1250	Spinka, Matthew, Chicago Theological Seminary, 1932-1936
20	1251	Sprague, A.A., Department of Public Works, 1926-1938
20	1252	Sprowls, Thomas Willard, 1936
20	1253	Stansbury, Margaret, Franklin St. Settlement, 1902
20	1254	Starr, Ellen Gates, Holy Child Convent, 1936
20	1255	Stauffer, Milton, second Reformed Church, 1932
20	1256	Stead, F. Herbert, Robert Browning Settlement, 1913-1918
20	1257	Steele, Catherine F., n.d.
20	1258	Steele, _?, 1877
20	1259	Steiner, Edward A., Grinnell College, 1937-1938
20	1260	Stern, Julius, 1913
20	1261	Stern, Marion R., 1934
20	1262	Stevens, Horton, 1931
20	1263	Stewart, Ethelbert, 1912
20	1264	Stillson, Alice F., 1937
20	1265	Stimson , Henry A., 1892?
20	1266	Stoddart, Evelyn L., 1906
20	1267	Stone, Judson F., 1917
20	1268	Stoneman, Albert H., South End House, 1934
20	1269	Storms, Emma G., 1931-1936
20	1270	Strawson, Arthur J., 1920
20	1271	Stringham, Mrs. E.B., 1930
20	1272	Strong, J.H., 1934
20	1273	Strong, Josiah, American Institute of Social Service, 1913
20	1274	Strong, W.E., 1888, n.d.
20	1275	Strong, Walter G., Chicago Daily News, 1927
20	1276	Stullken, Edward H., Montefiore Special School, 1931-1934
20	1277	Sumner, Walter T., Chicago Vice Commission, Bishop of Oregon, 1910-1921
20	1278	Sunday School Journal, 1923
20	1279	Sullivan, William, 1934
21	1280	Survey, 1910-1922
21	1281	Survey, 1923-1929
21	1282	Survey, 1930-1933
21	1283	Survey, 1934-1935
21	1284	Survey, 1936-1938
21	1285	Sutherland, Douglas, Civic Federation and Bureau of Public Efficiency, 1934-1935
21	1286	Sutliff, Phebe, 1934-1935
21	1287	Susan, Alfred, Council for Social Action, n.d.
21	1288	Swope, Mary, (also Gerard Swope), 1934
21	1289	Taft, Lorado, Midway Studios, 1926-1931
21	1290	Tago, I., 1922
21	1291	Tamer , Allan A., 1931?
21	1292	Tansey, John P., United States Civil Legion, 1932
21	1293	Taylor, Alva, Vanderbilt University, 1930-1934
21	1294	Taylor, Harriet B., 1931
21	1295	Taylor, Jas. S., Bureau of Personal Service, 1903
21	1296	Taylor, Jeremiah, 1892
21	1297	Taylor, Margaret, Piedmont College, 1934
21	1298	Teller, Sidney A., Irene Kaufman Settlement, 1920-1938
21	1299	Tennessee Valley Authority, 1936
21	1300	Tenney, H. Melville, 1901
21	1301	Terflinger, Fred W., Northern Hospital for Insane, 1909
21	1302	Thain, A.R., 1892
21	1303	Thompson, A.C., 1892
21	1304	Thompson, Carl D., Socialist Party, Public Ownership League of America, 1914-1937
21	1305	Thompson, William H., Mayor of Chicago, 1917
21	1306	Thorn, Sophie Lord, 1903
21	1307	Thorne, Samuel, 1938
21	1308	Thurston, Henry W., 1937
21	1309	Thwing, Charles F., Western Reserve University, 1928
21	1310	Timmerman , M. Josephine, Oberlin, 1902?
21	1311	Tippy, Worth M., 1924
21	1312	Todd, Henrietta E., 1930-1936
21	1313	Todd, Robert E., 1929-1930
21	1314	Totten, Bessie L., Antioch College, 1930
21	1315	Tufts, James H., University of Chicago, 1924-1928
21	1316	Tunbridge, Helen E., n.d.
21	1317	Tuthill, Richard S., Cook County Illinois Circuit Court, 1907
21	1318	Twichell, J.H., 1888, n.d.
21	1319	Twitchell, W.J., Cemmill Burnham & Co., 1892
21	1320	Tyderman, Mary, Daughters of American Revolution, 1934
21	1321	Underhill, Annie, 1930-1938, n.d.
21	1322	Underwriters' Laboratories, 1930-1931
21	1323	Union League Club, Chicago, 1919-1934
21	1324	University Club of Chicago, 1934
21	1325	University of Chicago Press, 1929-1931
21	1326	Van _?, 1880
21	1327	Van Alen, B.T., (also Ida Van Alen), 1928, n.d.
21	1328	Van Fleet, R.D., 1880 (?)
21	1329	Van Wyck, E.W., 1887
21	1330	Vaughan, D.D., President, Halsted Street Institutional Church, 1909
21	1331	Venecek, Frank, Cook County Institutions, 1926
21	1332	Vincent, John G., 1909
21	1333	Virkus, Frederick Adams, Institute of American Genealogy, Virkus Company Publishers, 1934
22	1334	Vollmer, August, Chief of Police, Berkley, 1916
22	1335	Vose, Frederick P., 1925
22	1336	Wacker, Charles H., Chicago Plan Commission, 1909-1927
22	1337	Wagner, Phil, Chicago Commons, n.d.
22	1338	Wald, Lillian D., 1927-1938
22	1339	Walker, W.S., 1892
22	1340	Walker, Williston, 1892
22	1341	Wallace, George R., First Congregational Church, 1912
22	1342	Wallace, Myrtle, 1907
22	1343	Wallbrum, R. Simms, 1931
22	1344	Walsh, Adelaide Mary, Children's Memorial Hospital, 1920
22	1345	Ward, Harry F., Euclid Avenue Methodist Church, 1910-1933
22	1346	Ward, L.A., 1900
22	1347	Ward, Mary A., 1897
22	1348	Warner, C.H., Alfred Corning Clark Neighborhood House, 1902
22	1349	Warner, Fred M., Governor of Michigan, 1910
22	1350	Warner, William H., Central Congregational Church, 1892
22	1351	Waterbury, Ester E., 1936
22	1352	Wayman, John E., State's Attorney of Cook County, Illinois, 1909
22	1353	Webb, E.B., 1888-1892
22	1354	Webster, Elizabeth H., Council of Social Agencies of Chicago, 1934
22	1355	Webber, William, International Harvester Company, 1906
22	1356	Webster, Henry Kitchell, 1931
22	1357	Weirman, Morrison, n.d.
22	1358	Weller, Charles F., Associated Charities, 1905-1926
22	1359	Westerkamp, Alix, Chicago Commons, 1914-1937
22	1360	Weston, Sidney A., Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society, 1914
22	1361	White, George E., President, Anatolia College, 1937
22	1362	White, Wilbur W., Biblical Seminary in New York, 1938
22	1363	Whitehead, Frank C., [1931?]
22	1364	Whitehouse, W.W., Albion College, 1932
22	1365	Whitsitt, Craig G., Fourth Congregational Church, 1938
22	1366	Wigmore, John H., 1934
22	1367	Wilcox, G.B., 1892
22	1368	Willett, Herbert L., Chicago Church Federation, Christian Century, 1934-1938
22	1369	Williams, Ethel C., 1934
22	1370	Williams, John M., 1899-1900
22	1371	Williams, Lucian M., 1913
22	1372	Williston, Martin L., 1906
22	1373	Wilson, Agnes E., n.d.
22	1374	Wilson, Marion C., 1934
22	1375	Wilson, R. Norris, n.d.
22	1376	Wilson, Woodrow, 1918
22	1377	Winters, William L., [1936?]
22	1378	Wise, Stephen S., Free Synagogue, 1914-1934
22	1379	Wisner, Carl V., 1907
22	1380	Woman's City Club of Chicago, 1935-1937
22	1381	Woods, R., South End House, 1907
22	1382	Woodruff, Harriet B., 1937
22	1383	Worcester, Edward S., Theological Seminary, 1933
22	1384	Wright, Carroll D., U.S. Commissioner of Labor, 1890
22	1385	Wright, Charles H., (also Mrs. Charles H. Wright), 1934
22	1386	Wright, Clark, 1936
22	1387	Yamamuro, _?, Salvation Army, 1924
22	1388	Zabriskie, Francis N., 1888
22	1389	Zabriskie, George, 1928
22	1390	Zeisler, Sigmund, 1927
22	1391	Zenos, Andrew C., 1888-1892
22	1392	Zoelk, Susanna, 1931
22	1393	Zuber, Lucy Lay, Survey Associates, 1937
22	1394	Condolences, Mrs. Graham Taylor, 1918


Series 4: Family Series, 1820-1938
Correspondence to and from Taylor’s family members, as well as some clippings, biographical material, and personal items. The earliest document in the Taylor Papers is in this series: Taylor’s grandfather’s own “Analysis of the Bible” (1820), outlining his religious beliefs and including some of his sermons. The correspondence concerns matters of family and friends, clippings of and news about people they know, and causes they're interested in. For example, Graham Taylor frequently sent clippings to his children; to his son Graham Romeyn he'd send clippings of the current political situation in Russia, since his son had lived there in 1917 and 1918. Many times letters were re-circulated among the family members, so there are annotations from various family members on the fronts of certain letters.
Letters from Graham Romeyn Taylor to his family from Russia are of special interest, since he was there at the time of the 1917 Russian Revolution and the fall of Czar Nicholas.
See also Series 10, Lea D. Taylor Files, for more information about Taylor’s daughter Lea Demarest Taylor and her work with the Chicago Commons and other organizations.
Arranged alphabetically by the author of the correspondence. Relationship to Graham Taylor is provided in parentheses after the correspondent’s name.

Box	Folder	Contents
23	1395	Demarest, Alfred N. (brother-in-law[?]) to Graham Taylor, 1888
23	1396	Demarest, David D. (father-in-law) to Graham Taylor, 1879-1892
23	1397	Demarest, W.H.S. (brother-in-law) to Graham Taylor, 1898-1937
23	1398	Taylor, Benjamin Cook (grandfather) - manuscript "Analysis of the Bible", 1820
23	1399	Taylor, Florence (daughter-in-law; wife of Graham Romeyn Taylor) to Graham Taylor, ca. 1917
23	1400	Taylor, Graham to Benjamin Cook Taylor (grandfather), 1880
23	1401	Taylor, Graham to "Benny" (cousin), 1862
23	1402	Taylor, Graham to children, 1903
23	1403	Taylor, Graham to "The Family", 1938
23	1404	Taylor, Graham to Graham Romeyn Taylor (son), n.d.
23	1405	Taylor, Graham to Graham Romeyn Taylor (son), 1912-1920
23	1406	Taylor, Graham to Graham Romeyn Taylor (son), 1925-1928
23	1407	Taylor, Graham to Graham Romeyn Taylor (son), 1930-1932
23	1408	Taylor, Graham to Graham Romeyn Taylor (son), 1935-1938
23	1409	Taylor, Graham to Helen Demarest Taylor (daughter; some letters also to her future husband George Wallace Carr), 1903-1926
23	1410	Taylor, Graham to Katharine Taylor (daughter), 1903-1938
23	1411	Taylor, Graham to Lea D. Taylor (daughter), 1900-1901
23	1412	Taylor, Graham to Lea D. Taylor (daughter), 1902-1905
23	1413	Taylor, Graham to Lea D. Taylor (daughter), 1919
23	1414	Taylor, Graham to Lea D. Taylor (daughter), 1922
23	1415	Taylor, Graham to Lea D. Taylor (daughter), 1923-1924
23	1416	Taylor, Graham to Lea D. Taylor (daughter), 1925-1926
23	1417	Taylor, Graham to Lea D. Taylor (daughter), 1933-1938
23	1418	Taylor, Graham to "My dear girls", 1922
23	1419	Taylor, Graham to Leah Demarest Taylor ("Lillie"; first wife), 1873-1918
23	1420	Taylor, Graham to Livingston Ludlow Taylor (brother), 1937-1938
23	1421	Taylor, Graham to Maria Cowenhaven Taylor (stepmother), 1894-1895
23	1422	Taylor, Graham to W.H.S. Demarest (brother-in-law), 1898-1938
23	1423	Taylor, Graham to W.J.R. Taylor (father; also letters to "parents"), 1879-1883
24	1424	Taylor, Graham to W.J.R. Taylor (father; also letters to "parents"), 1884-1890
24	1425	Taylor, Graham to William Rivers Taylor ("Will", brother; also letters to Will and Livingston, and their wives), 1912-1938
24	1426	Taylor, Graham Romeyn (son) to Graham Taylor (some addressed "dear Father and Mother"), 1900-1914
24	1427	Taylor, Graham Romeyn (son) to Graham Taylor, 1916-1919
24	1428	Taylor, Graham Romeyn (son) to Graham Taylor, 1921-1923
24	1429	Taylor, Graham Romeyn (son) to Graham Taylor, 1925-1938
24	1430	Taylor, Graham Romeyn (son) to Lea D. Taylor (daughter), 1922-1925
24	1431	Taylor, Graham Romeyn (son) to "Uncle Will" (i.e. W.H.S. Demarest, uncle and president of Rutgers College) [photostat], 1926
24	1432	Taylor, Graham Romeyn (son) - Address, Memorial for Julius Rosenwald, 1922
24	1433	Taylor, Graham Romeyn (son) - War Draft Eligibility, ca. 1918
24	1434	Taylor, Graham Romeyn (son) - Writings about Chicago settlements, 1907
24	1435	Taylor, Graham Romeyn (son) - Writings and addresses about Russia, ca. 1920-1923
24	1436	Taylor, Graham Romeyn (son) - Incoming, from Washington Gladden, 1918
24	1437	Taylor, Graham Romeyn (son) - Outgoing, general, 1920-1937
24	1438	Taylor, Isabella Bishop McClintock (second wife) to Lea D. Taylor (daughter), [1922]
24	1439	Taylor, Katharine (daughter) to Graham Taylor, 1927-1930, n.d.
24	1440	Taylor, Katharine (daughter) to Graham Romeyn Taylor (son), n.d.
24	1441	Taylor, Katharine (daughter) to Lea D. Taylor (daughter), 1925-1939, n.d.
24	1442	Taylor, Katharine (daughter) - Clipping about, 1937
24	1443	Taylor, Lea Demarest (daughter) to Graham Taylor, 1925-1938
24	1444	Taylor, Lea Demarest (daughter) to Graham Romeyn Taylor (son), 1926-1931
24	1445	Taylor, Leah Demarest (first wife) to Graham Taylor, 1888-1918
24	1446	Taylor, Leah Demarest (first wife) to Helen Demarest Taylor (daughter), 1903
24	1447	Taylor, Leah Demarest (first wife) to Katharine Taylor (daughter), 1903
24	1448	Taylor, Leah Demarest (first wife) to Lea Demarest Taylor (daughter), 1900-1903
24	1449	Taylor, Leah Demarest (first wife) to "My dear girls", 1903
24	1450	Taylor, Leah Demarest (first wife) - Incoming, general, 1911-1913
24	1451	Taylor, Livingston Ludlow (brother) to Graham Taylor, 1888-1937
24	1452	Taylor, Maria Cowenhaven (stepmother) to Graham Taylor, [n.d.]
24	1453	Taylor, Van Campen (brother) to Graham Taylor, 1880-1892
24	1454	Taylor, W.J.R. (father) to Graham Taylor, 1866-1891
24	1455	Taylor, W.J.R. (father) - Notes on sermons, 1878
24	1456	Taylor, William Rivers ("Will"; brother) to Graham Taylor, 1886-1936
24	1457	Taylor, William Rivers ("Will"; brother) - Incoming, general, 1934


Series 5: Works, 1866-1939
Articles, book reviews, student papers, sermons, speeches, drafts, and working notes by Graham Taylor. Many of these works appeared regularly in The Chicago Theological Seminary Register, The Commons, and The Survey between the years 1899-1937. Taylor's manuscript, typewritten, and printed works document moral and social commentaries of the time within the context of the Social Gospel Movement. His works concentrate on Christian morality, the Chicago Commons and other settlement movements, Jane Addams, and social action.
For the printed versions of Taylor's weekly Chicago Daily News column, see Series 12, Scrapbooks.
Arranged alphabetically by work title or subject of work.

Box	Folder	Contents
25	1458	Bibliographies [incomplete], typewritten, n.d.
25	1459	Addams, Jane - article about Jane Addams, typewritten, n.d.
25	1460	Addams, Jane - Benediction and Farewell Service in Hull House, typewritten, May 23, 1935
25	1461	Addams, Jane - Chicago's Civic Dinner to Jane Addams, in The Survey printed and variant typewritten, February 15, 1927
25	1462	Addams, Jane - Jane Addams: The Great Neighbor, reprinted from Survey Graphic, printed and typewritten, 1935
25	1463	Addams, Jane - Jane Addams, Her Own Confessions of Faith, in Advance, printed and typewritten, June 6, 1935
25	1464	Addams, Jane - Jane Addams - Interpreter: An Appreciation, in American Review of Reviews, December 1909
25	1465	Addams, Jane - Jane Addams: Neighbor and Citizen, in unknown publication, February 1936
25	1466	Addams, Jane - manuscript notes about Jane Addams, n.d.
25	1467	Addams, Jane - Of the Places That Knew Her, typewritten, n.d.
25	1468	Addams, Jane - Recent Contacts with Miss Addams, typewritten, n.d.
25	1469	Addams, Jane - [reviews of two books, by and about Jane Addams], typewritten, n.d.
25	1470	Addams, Jane - She Points the Way Walking In It, typewritten, January 29,1927
25	1471	Address Before the Buffalo Convention, The Union Signal, December 9, 1897
25	1472	Address for Inauguration as professor of Christian Sociology, typewritten, April 18, 1893
25	1473	Advance Articles - Clippings including Taylor's "Social Aspects" Column, 1890-1939
25	1474	Advances in Social Welfare, typewritten, n.d.
25	1475	The Advantages of Being a Good Speaker, manuscript, February 13, 1867
25	1476	After Trade Unions -- A Glance Behind for a Look Ahead, in The Commons, April 1904
25	1477	Aid State to Master its Ills, typewritten, n.d.
25	1478	The Application of Christianity to the Social Tendencies of Modern Industry, printed, n.d.
25	1479	Are We Playing with Two-Edged Swords, typewritten, n.d.
25	1480	Associate Journalism, typewritten, n.d.
25	1481	Basis for Social Evangelism with Rural Applications, in The Chicago Theological Seminary Register, January 1914
25	1482	Battle of Jury, manuscript poem, n.d.
25	1483	Beer and Social Work, in The Survey [cover, no article], October 1, 1910
25	1484	The Bible - The Light of Life, for Anniversary of Monmouth Co. Bible Society at Key Front, NJ, November 4, 1871
25	1485	Bogan Standards for School Rule, typewritten, with one page of manuscript notes, n.d.
25	1486	The Book of Job - A Review, read before The Society of Inquiry Theology Seminary, manuscript, November 13, 1872
25	1487	Books for Beginners in the Study of Christian Sociology and Social Economics, printed, n.d.
25	1488	Bringing Christianity to Earth, in The Christian Evangelist, September 2, 1897
25	1489	Broad Platform of a Great Fellowship, typewritten, n.d.
25	1490	Brooks, John Graham, typewritten, ca. 1938
25	1491	Brooks, John Graham - Memorial, typewritten, n.d.
25	1492	Build Thee More Stately Mansions, typewritten, n.d.
25	1493	Building a Civic Center Around a Tri-City High School, reprinted from The Survey, October 17, 1914
25	1494	Burroughs, John - Accepting the Universe, discussed by Graham Taylor, typewritten, n.d.
25	1495	Butler, Amos W., typewritten, ca. 1932
25	1496	Canton Progressives Overthrown Yet Winning Out, typewritten, n.d.
25	1497	Capacities for Social Work Developed by Education and Religion, typewritten, n.d.
25	1498	The Case for Political Preparedness, a Brief and a Plan ,typewritten, n.d.
25	1499	Champion of Democracy by Robert A. Woods, Book Review, typewritten, n.d.
25	1500	Changing Conditions and a Working Faith, typewritten, July 1908
25	1501	Charlemagne [student paper], manuscript, October 19, 1866
25	1502	Charles V [student paper], manuscript, November 16, 1866
25	1503	Charter - An Act to Incorporate the Chicago Relief and Aid Society, typewritten, 1857
25	1504	Chautauqua Articles, n.d., 1893-1908
25	1505	Chicago - The History of Its Reputation by Lloyd Lewis and Henry Justin Smith, book review, typewritten, November 1929
25	1506	Chicago as Viewed by Five Intimate Friends, in The Chicago Theological Seminary Register, printed and typewritten, n.d.
25	1507	Chicago Gets Together and Pulls Apart, typewritten, n.d.
25	1508	Chicago Juvenile Court and Psychopathic Institute, manuscript notes, n.d.
25	1509	The Chicago Peace Convention, in The Advocate of Peace, n.d.
25	1510	Chicago Reclaims its Daily News, in The Survey, February 1, 1926
25	1511	Chicago's Civic Progress, manuscript, n.d.
25	1512	Chicago's Cultural Development in its First Century of Progress, in Commerce, printed and typewritten, July 1933
25	1513	Chicago's Next Mayor - Partisan or Patriot?, in Women's City Club, April 1933
25	1514	Chicago's Welfare Agencies Lead the Way in Many Fields, in Chicago Daily News, July 1, 1929
26	1515	Christian Aspects of Sociology - A New Movement, in The Interior, December 15, 1892
26	1516	Christian Faith for an Industrial Age, typewritten, n.d.
26	1517	The Christian Social Spirit, in The New Brunswick Seminary Bulletin, June 1932
26	1518	Christian Unity in Practice and Prophecy by Charles S. McFarland - Book Review, typewritten, n.d.
26	1519	Christianity and the Social Movement, manuscript notes, n.d.
26	1520	Christmas, Chicago Commons Thirtieth, typewritten poem, 1924
26	1521	Christmas, typewritten, 1937
26	1522	Christmas, poem for Chicago Commons, 1927
26	1523	Christopher Columbus [student paper], manuscript, ca. 1866-1870
26	1524	The Church As A Center of Rural Organization, printed, n.d.
26	1525	Church and Civic Education - Community Activities as a Means of Education in Civic Righteousness, in Religious Education, October 1910.
26	1526	Church and Community, manuscript notes, n.d.
26	1527	The Church and Industrial Discontent in The Christian Century, March 18, 1920
26	1528	The Church and the Industrial Problem, printed, n.d.
26	1529	Church and Social Reconstruction - Lecture Notes, manuscript notes, n.d.
26	1530	The Church for Brotherhood in Industry, printed, n.d.
26	1531	The Church in Politics by Stanley High, Book Review, in The Chicago Theological Seminary Register, n.d.
26	1532	The Church in Social Reforms, printed, September 23, 1899
26	1533	Church Waymarks in Times of Change, Two book reviews, typewritten, 1938
26	1534	The Citizen and Civic and Social Organizations, typewritten, n.d., January 21, 1914
26	1535	Citizen Cole of Chicago by Hoyt King, Book Review, typewritten, n.d.
26	1536	City and Church - Their Rapporoc...[torn], typewritten, n.d.
26	1537	The City-County-State Challenge, manuscript notes, n.d.
26	1538	City Missions - Past Progress Sessions, manuscript, ca. 1896-1900
26	1539	The City's Share in the Church's Work, typewritten, July 26,1908
26	1540	Civic Chicago, manuscript notes, n.d.
26	1541	Civic Expression of the Common Faith, typewritten, July 1908
26	1542	The Civic Function of the County Church, in Civic Progress, n.d.
26	1543	Civic Renaissance, manuscript notes, January 1909
26	1544	The Civic Responsibility and Opportunity of the Young Men's Association, printed, 1894
26	1545	The Civic Value of Library Work with Children, in Public Libraries, printed and typewritten, July 1908
26	1546	Class Conflict in America, Discussion of, in American Journal of Sociology, typewritten, May 1908
26	1547	Clinical Training in Preparation for Christian Leadership, in The Intercollegian, complete booklet, January 1912
26	1548	The Closing Year, manuscript, 1868
26	1549	College, Social and University Settlements, in unknown publication, n.d.
26	1550	The Commoner, in The Connecticut Churchman, January 1930
26	1551	Community Activities as a Means of Education in Civic Righteousness, typewritten, n.d.
26	1552	Community Development - Excerpt from speech, in The St. Louis Lumberman, January 28, 1914
26	1553	A Community Secretary, in National Municipal Review, printed and typewritten, April 1915
26	1554	The Community's Police, Chicago Association of Detective Sergeants' Educational Bulletin, printed and typewritten, 1920
26	1555	Competitive System, manuscript notes, n.d.
26	1556	Concerning the Comparative Merits of the Candidate for Mayor, typewritten, April 1931
26	1557	Conference Sunday at Washington, typewritten, n.d.
26	1558	Conformity of Ethical Theory to Fact, manuscript, n.d.
26	1559	Congregational, clippings of articles published, n.d., 1892-1928
26	1560	Contributions of the Churches to Social Progress for Chicago Federation of Churches, World's Fair Publication typewritten, n.d.
26	1561	Cooperation in Training for Public Service, Professor Graham Taylor, in Chicago Commerce, printed and typewritten, November 12, 1909
26	1562	The County, in Rural Manhood, October 1914
26	1563	The County - A Challenge to Humanized Politics and Volunteer Cooperation, in The Survey, May 30, 1914
26	1564	Creed Revision, read before Liturgical Club, manuscript, March 24, 1884
26	1565	Cromwell, Oliver [student paper], manuscript, April 22, 1867
27	1566	Dates of Chicago's Civic Reform Movements, typewritten and manuscript notes, n.d.
27	1567	The Deduction of the Church to the Community, typewritten, n.d.
27	1568	Definite Claims of the Local Community Upon the Local Church and Its Ministry, typewritten, n.d.
27	1569	Developing the American Spirit [oversize], printed and typewritten, n.d.
27	1570	Dever, William E. - regarding reasons to vote for candidate, typewritten, n.d., 1923
27	1571	The Distribution and Assignment of Immigrants, typewritten, 1913
27	1572	Do We Need Churches or Missions or Both in City Evangelism?, in Second Convention of Christian Workers, ca. 1880-1892
27	1573	The Draft - A Human Touchstone, in Chicago Sunday Herald, February 17, 1918
27	1574	The Drama of the Transition, manuscript notes, November 1928
27	1575	Dummer, Mrs. William F. - Honoring, typewritten, n.d.
27	1576	Duncan-Clark, Samuel John - High Calling, notes and several drafts, typewritten and manuscript notes, n.d.
27	1577	Eagle Forgotten - Harry Barnard, typewritten, n.d.
27	1578	The Eastland Disaster, in The Survey, August 7, 1915
27	1579	The Effect of Trade Schools on the Social Interests of the People, in Municipal Training Magazine, printed and typewritten, April 1908
27	1580	Efficient Philanthropy - Address given to Young Women's Christian Association, typewritten, November 12-13, 1913
27	1581	The English Railway Strike and Its Revolutionary Bearings, in The City Club Bulletin, October 11, 1911
27	1582	The Enlargement of the Student Outlook upon Social Christianity typewritten, n.d.
27	1583	Ethical Challenge of the Competition Industrial Order, printed, n.d.
27	1584	An Evangelistic Church, in The Religious Herald, December 25, 1884
27	1585	Exegesis, manuscript, January 21, 1878
27	1586	An Experiment in Industrial Peace, typewritten, n.d.
27	1587	Extract from a sermon delivered by R.H. Steele, manuscript, n.d.
27	1588	Faith in Seeking Souls - David Livingston, manuscript notes, n.d.
27	1589	The Family - The Common Denominator in Social and Religious Work, associated with Church and Community, typewritten, n.d.
27	1590	Family and Community, typewritten and manuscript notes, n.d.
27	1591	Family, Society's Unit, in The Washington Herald, December 29, 1912
27	1592	Fellowships of Forty Years, Chicago Commons, 40th Anniversary, typewritten, n.d.
27	1593	Fensham, Florence Amanda - Eulogy and Obituary, typewritten and printed, n.d.
27	1594	The Festival of Life Triumphant - copy of editorial, in Chicago Daily News, March 27, 1937
27	1595	The Feudal System [student paper] , manuscript, ca. 1870
27	1596	Finding Facts on Pacific Coast Races, typewritten, n.d.
27	1597	Fisher, Walter - Eulogy, typewritten, November 24,1935
27	1598	For Better Houses in Greater Chicago, typewritten, n.d.
27	1599	Foreign-Born Citizens As Political Assets, printed and typewritten, 1918
27	1600	Four Points of Contact Between the Church and the Community, typewritten, n.d.
27	1601	Freedom and Faith - sermon and program from Junior Exhibition, printed and manuscript, June 22, 1869
27	1602	Future of Settlement, typewritten, May 1915
27	1603	General Social Problems [pages 2-3 missing], typewritten, n.d.
27	1604	Gladden, Washington - article about, in The Survey, printed and typewritten, July 13, 1918
27	1605	God's Soldier - General William Booth by St. John Ervine - Book Review, typewritten, n.d.
27	1606	Golden Rule - Articles, 1894-1895
27	1607	Government Aims in Social Work, typewritten with manuscript notes, n.d.
27	1608	The Great and Good, manuscript, March 11,1870
27	1609	Growing Pains, typewritten, n.d.
27	1610	Growing Pains in State and Church, typewritten copy for Chicago Daily News article, n.d.
27	1611	Growing Pains of World Peace, manuscript notes, n.d.
28	1612	Hartranft, Dr. Chester David - Tribute, typewritten, 1914
28	1613	Henderson, Professor Charles Richmond - The Citizen, Eulogy and Tribute, typewritten, 1915
28	1614	The Heresy of Life, in Christian Intelligencer ?, 1878
28	1615	Historical Development of Educational Theory, manuscript notes, n.d.
28	1616	How the Churches Began to Federate in Chicago, in The American Weekly, February 5, 1903
28	1617	Humanizing the Courts in America, in Progress, printed and manuscript, n.d.
28	1618	Ideals of the City Club, in The City Club Bulletin, printed and typewritten, August 9, 1920
28	1619	Immigrants - Coming, Going, "Homeless" Here, typewritten, n.d.
28	1620	Immigration Legislation, manuscript notes, n.d.
28	1621	Immortality, typewritten, 1937
28	1622	Impressions and Interviews at Gary, typewritten, n.d.
28	1623	In Appreciation of Mrs. Florence Kelley and Miss Julia C. Lathrop, typewritten, 1932
28	1624	In Darkest England and the Way Out by General Booth - Book Review, in unknown publication, n.d.
28	1625	Independence Day, in Inter-Dependent Times, in unknown publication, n.d.
28	1626	Industrial Basis for International Peace, in The Survey, June 1909
28	1627	The Industrial Crisis and the Church, typewritten, n.d.
28	1628	An Industrial Sermon, in Official Journal and The Shoe Worker's Journal, June - July 1907
28	1629	Industrial Survey of the Month, in The Survey, July 3, 1909
28	1630	Industry and Religion: Their Common Ground and Interdependence, typewritten, April 12,1907
28	1631	The Influence of the Reformation of Luther on the Progress of Knowledge, manuscript, February 17,1869
28	1632	Initiatives and Motives, typewritten, n.d.
28	1633	Intercession with Souls for God, manuscript, n.d.
28	1634	Interdependence of Official and Volunteer Agencies for Public Welfare, address at Maryland State Conference of Charities and Corrections, typewritten, n.d.
28	1635	Is Religion an Element in the Social Settlement?, in Religious Education, printed and typewritten, October 1913
28	1636	Kawaga by William Axling - Book Review, in The Chicago Theological Seminary Register, March 1933
28	1637	Kent, William - letter regarding his candidacy for congress, typewritten, n.d.
28	1638	Knight Errants of Social Chivalry, manuscript notes and newspaper Clippings, n.d., 1898
28	1639	Know Thyself [title in Greek: Gnothis seauton], manuscript, 1869
28	1640	Labor's Internationalism Tested by the War of Nations, in The Survey, September 5, 1914
28	1641	Labor's Loyalties in War and Peace, manuscript and, typewritten, n.d.
28	1642	Lawson, Victor Fremont - Abstract of Prof. Graham Taylor's Sermon at the Lawson Memorial, in The New England Outlook, September 1930
28	1643	Lawson, Victor Fremont - article about Victor F. Lawson, typewritten, ca. 1930
28	1644	Lawson, Victor Fremont - Chicago's Foremost Pioneering Citizen, typewritten, ca. 1930
28	1645	Lawson, Victor Fremont - The Citizenship of a Christian Man [memorial], manuscript notes, October 8, 1925
28	1646	Lectures - Clippings, Notes, Announcements [1 of 5], n.d.
28	1647	Lectures - Clippings, Notes, Announcements [2 of 5], n.d.
28	1648	Lectures - Clippings, Notes, Announcements [3 of 5], n.d.
28	1649	Lectures - Clippings, Notes, Announcements [4 of 5], n.d.
28	1650	Lectures - Clippings, Notes, Announcements [5 of 5], n.d.
28	1651	Legal Aid - The Link Between Social Justice and the Law, manuscript notes and, typewritten, October 11, 1916
28	1652	The Life and Time of Victor Lawson by Charles H. Dennis - Book Review, typewritten, n.d.
28	1653	The Liturgies of the Calvinists Reformers, manuscript, 1882
28	1654	Living the Christ Life in the Life of Today, manuscript notes, 1921
28	1655	Local Board 39 - Chicago, typewritten, n.d.
28	1656	A Long Test of Religious Freedom, typewritten, n.d.
28	1657	McDowell, "In Memoriam - Mary E. McDowell" in Unity, printed, typewritten and manuscript notes, November 10, 1936
29	1658	McDowell, Mary E. - Letters to Agnes Nestor, typewritten, November 28, 1936
29	1659	McDowell, Mary E. - "Mary McDowell - Citizen", typewritten, n.d.
29	1660	McDowell, Mary E. - "Mary McDowell - A First Citizen", typewritten and manuscript, n.d.
29	1661	McDowell, Mary E. - Mary McDowell - Neighbor by Howard E. Wilson - Book Review, typewritten, n.d.
29	1662	The McNamara Case and the Church's Industrial Policy, in unidentifiable publication, n.d.
29	1663	Macomber, E.C. - sketch about E.C. Macomber, typewritten, n.d.
29	1664	Manifestation of The Life through Lives, typewritten, 1908
29	1665	A Manly Stand for Principle Wins, typewritten, n.d.
29	1666	Martin Luther [student paper], manuscript, ca. 1866-1870
29	1667	The Melting Pot and Social Agencies [contributed to Chicago Commons], typewritten, n.d.
29	1668	The Ministry, manuscript notes, n.d.
29	1669	The Ministry of Today - Its New Opportunities in University Record, February 17, 1899
29	1670	Moral Instructors in ...[illegible], manuscript notes, n.d.
29	1671	Mullenbach, James, typewritten, n.d.
29	1672	Music of the Church, manuscript, November 9, 1870
29	1673	My California Easter 1924, typewritten, n.d.
29	1674	My Christmas Wish for Chicago, in Chicago Commons, December 22, 1928
29	1675	My Faith, typewritten, 1938
29	1676	My Impression of New China, in New Shanghai Evening Star, May 12, 1922
29	1677	My Italian Neighborly Fellow Citizens, typewritten, n.d.
29	1678	National Amusement, manuscript, n.d.
29	1679	National Conference of Charities and Correction and Social Sermon, in Chicago Commerce, August 1, 1913
29	1680	National Federation of Settlements, Programs from the Fifth, May, 1913 and Fifteenth, May 1926 Conferences
29	1681	The Neighborhood and the Municipality [Read at the 36th National Conference of Charities and Correction], printed, June 1909
29	1682	The Neighborhood Town Meeting, typewritten, n.d.
29	1683	Neighbors All, by Esther G. Barrows - Book Review, typewritten, n.d.
29	1684	New Democracy, Its Challenge to Settlements, typewritten and manuscript notes, n.d.
29	1685	The New Democracy: Its Challenge to the Church, in The Churchman, printed and typewritten, May 15, 1920
29	1686	The Old Burden of Souls Borne Anew, in The Chicago Theological Seminary Register, June 1910
29	1687	Old Leaders to the New Ranks, typewritten, January 30, 1904
29	1688	On City Evangelism - report prepared by Graham and others, printed in unknown source, 1892
29	1689	The Organic Growths of Spiritual Life, published in unknown source, n.d.
29	1690	Ought it to be the Policy of the United States to Acquire More Territory?, manuscript, October 13, 1868
29	1691	Our Charter, manuscript, June 22, 1870
29	1692	Our Public Schools in Progress and Reaction - A Human Appraisal typewritten, n.d.
29	1693	Our Second Line of Defense, in Chicago Commerce, July 13, 1917
29	1694	Our Social Relations, manuscript, June 13, 1866
29	1695	Outgoings and Incomings of the Christ, in The American Weekly, January 16, 1902
29	1696	Parental Responsibility for Child Labor [from proceedings of the National Child Labor Committee], manuscript, December, 1905
29	1697	Parole or Prison for Such as These?, typewritten, n.d.
29	1698	Patience in Beauty, manuscript, n.d.
29	1699	Patriotism of Foreign-Born Citizens, typewritten, n.d.
29	1700	Pedagogies, manuscript notes, n.d.
29	1701	A People's Library - An Appreciation of the Service of Henry E. Legler to Chicago, in The City Club Bulletin, printed and typewritten, November 12, 1917
29	1702	The People's Play, manuscript notes, n.d.
29	1703	Personal Experiences, manuscript notes and newspaper clippings, n.d., August 21, 1914
29	1704	Personal Religion and Progress Through Social Work, typewritten, May 20, 1923
29	1705	Personality Sense, typewritten, n.d.
29	1706	Pioneer Inquiries Into Burial Costs, typewritten, n.d.
29	1707	Place of Settlement in Democracy, manuscript notes, n.d.
29	1708	Police Opportunity to Prevent Crime, printed, n.d.
29	1709	Pond, Allen B., Memorial, in Neighborhood: A Settlement Quarterly, April 1929
29	1710	The Power, Uses and Abuses of Ridicule, manuscript, May 24, 1867
30	1711	The Practical Training Needed for the Ministry of Today, published in unknown source, n.d.
30	1712	Prayer [Chicago Commons stationary], typewritten, 1937
30	1713	Prayer, manuscript, n.d.
30	1714	Present State of Foreign Missions, manuscript notes, n.d.
30	1715	President's Address, in unknown source, n.d.
30	1716	Princes of the Commoners, in Chicago Commerce, printed, n.d.
30	1717	The Principles of Christianity Applied to Industrial Problems, published in unknown source, n.d.
30	1718	Prison Articles - miscellaneous manuscript notes and short printed articles, n.d., 1926-1927
30	1719	The Problem of the One and the Many, printed in unknown source, 1896
30	1720	Professionalism: A Peril in Christian Work, in The Intercollegian, printed and manuscript notes, n.d.
30	1721	Prospects From the Retrospects Measured by the Yardstick of One Life, typewritten, 1936
30	1722	The Public Burden of the Insecurity of Life, in The Chicago Medical Recorder, December 1913
30	1723	Public Repression of the Social Evil - address given to The First National Conference on Race Betterment, printed in unknown publication, January 1914
30	1724	Public Service Professions for College Women, typewritten, n.d.
30	1725	Qualifications of Social Workers, typewritten, n.d.
30	1726	Qualities Essential to Effective Social Work, typewritten, 1921
30	1727	Quiet Hour, typewritten and manuscript, June 7, 1936
30	1728	Recent Advances Against the Social Evil in New York, in The Survey, September 17, 1910
30	1729	Recent Developments in Municipal Activities Tending to Neighborhood Improvement, printed in unknown publication, n.d.
30	1730	Reciprocity Between the Churches and the Community through the Charitable Organization Societies, typewritten, n.d.
30	1731	Recollections by Washington Gladden - Book Review, typewritten, n.d.
30	1732	Reconstruction Industrial Problems in Chicago, typewritten, n.d.
30	1733	The Re-Evangelization of Christendom, in unknown publication, n.d.
30	1734	The Relation of Student Life to the Social Question, in The Association Monthly, March 1908
30	1735	Religion, The Church And the Social Settlement, typewritten, n.d.
30	1736	The Religious Function of the School in a Democratic State, typewritten, July 1908
30	1737	Report of The Committee on the Distribution and Assimilation of Immigrants, typewritten, n.d.
30	1738	Response - [to the naming of Graham Taylor Hall] in Chicago Theological Seminary Register, printed and variant, typewritten draft, June 7, 1928 and November 1928
30	1739	Response to Mayor Dever's Greetings, in The Chicago Theological Seminary Register, January 1927
30	1740	Responsibility of the Public School for social Ethics, manuscript notes, n.d.
30	1741	Revival of Civic Patriotism, manuscript notes, n.d.
30	1742	Right of the Asylum and the Causes of Puruen and Rudowitz typewritten, n.d.
30	1743	Rights of the Child Involving the Civic Influence of the Church, typewritten, n.d.
30	1744	The Roman Character [student paper], manuscript, ca. 1866-1870
30	1745	Rosenwald Gave Us Himself , typewritten and manuscript notes, n.d.
30	1746	Rotary - notes, typewritten, n.d.
30	1747	Safeguarding the Boys of a Continent from Delinquency, in unknown source, printed, 1910
30	1748	Salvation of the Soul and the Social Salvation, typewritten, n.d.
30	1749	Science of Relief in Mine Disasters, in The Survey, September 1910
30	1750	Sermon Outlines, manuscript notes, n.d.
30	1751	"Settlement" activities in the Tabernacle Church, typewritten, n.d.
30	1752	Settlement Movement, manuscript and typewritten, n.d.
30	1753	Settlements' Movement Upon Public Policies, manuscript notes, n.d.
30	1754	Seven Wonders of Chicago Recounted - Review, in Chicago Commerce, September 8, 1923
30	1755	Shall the Pedigree of the Dollar Defeat its Destiny?, In The Commons, September 1905
30	1756	Sharing the Common Life, in World Outlook, printed and typewritten, January 1936
30	1757	Sharing the Sacred Calling, in The Register, May 1914
30	1758	The Shift of Christian Emphasis in the Individual Life, typewritten, n.d.
30	1759	Should the Free School System be Abolished"?, manuscript, n.d.
30	1760	Smith, Edwin Burritt - letter to the editor, in The University Church Chronicle, May 1906
31	1761	The Social Advance of the Churches, typewritten, n.d.
31	1762	The Social and Civic Obligation and Opportunity of American Colleges and their Graduates, reprinted from The Proceedings of the American Colleges, printed and typewritten, 1925
31	1763	The Social Aspect of Thrift, typewritten, n.d.
31	1764	Social Christianity Pays Honor to Its Pioneer, in The Survey, November 3, 1917
31	1765	The Social Emphasis - proof copy from unknown source, n.d.
31	1766	Social Evil, references on, typewritten, n.d.
31	1767	Social Experiences in the Past Guiding Church Action in the Present, typewritten, n.d.
31	1768	Social Forces: A Topical Outline W...? Biography [two articles relating to Women and Politics], typewritten, n.d.
31	1769	Social Function of the Church, reprinted from American Journal of Sociology, 1899 and Friends Quarterly Examiner, 1904, 2 copies
31	1770	Social Ideas of Churches, typewritten, n.d.
31	1771	Social Movements for Character Development Under Adverse Living and Working Conditions, in Religious Education, 1929
31	1772	Social Obligation of Culture, typewritten and manuscript notes, n.d.
31	1773	The Social Settlement and Its Suggestions to the Church, in unknown source, December 1893
31	1774	The Social Settlement As A Way of life, typewritten, n.d.
31	1775	The Social Settlement Idea for the Churches, in The Standard, February 7, 1903
31	1776	The Social Settlement Movement, typewritten and galley proof, n.d.
31	1777	The Social Settlement Religion and the Church, typewritten, n.d.
31	1778	Social Settlement, the Church and Religion, in The Survey, July 1913
31	1779	The Social Settlement and the Labor Movement, reprinted from Proceedings of the Twenty-third National Conference of Charities and Correction, 1896
31	1780	The Social Settlement's Influence Upon Public Policies, typewritten, n.d.
31	1781	Social Tendencies of the Industrial Revolution, in The Commons, printed and typewritten, October 1904
31	1782	Sociological Teaching -Its Pioneer Teachers and Writers, typewritten, n.d.
31	1783	Sociological Training of the Ministry - address given at the Evangelical Alliance Congress, printed and typewritten, October 13, 1893
31	1784	Sociological Work in Theological Seminaries, in The Seventh Section of the International Congress of Charities, Correction and Philanthropy, printed, manuscript, and typewritten, June 1893
31	1785	Some Human Aspects of Thrift, typewritten, n.d.
31	1786	The Soul of the Settlement, in National Federation of Settlements Conference Bulletin, printed and typewritten, May 1918
31	1787	Sovereignty of Spirit, manuscript notes, n.d.
31	1788	Speeches - At four points of contact and community of interests the churches stand between the people and the city, typewritten, n.d.
31	1789	Speeches - At the behest of our Western Editor, my student-comrade these many years..., in The Congregationalist, May 14, 1931
31	1790	Speeches - Fellowship, Having same spirit...[poem read at Settlement Federation meeting], typewritten, August 1934
31	1791	Speeches - First of all we want to clear some things out of the way..., typewritten, n.d.
31	1792	Speeches - For very much the same reason that the Bible was divine to Samuel Taylor Coleridge..., in unknown source, n.d.
31	1793	Speeches - I speak for the class of 1873, as its sole survivor...[New Brunswick seminary 150th Anniversary], typewritten, February 26, 1935
31	1794	Speeches - Mrs. Lawrence's notes on Graham Taylor's talk at Bloomington, Indiana, typewritten, 1937
31	1795	Speeches - Mr. Toastmaster, Ladies and Gentleman: A certain philosopher, we are told, was thinking out loud in the Egyptian desert..., in unknown source, 1916
31	1796	Speeches - On the Walls of a larger...[remarks by Graham Taylor at the Trade and Labor Conference], manuscript, n.d.
31	1797	Speeches - Perhaps the Church of Jesus can stand in between the cleaving classes of our people to understand..., typewritten, n.d.
31	1798	Speeches - The Presence of Christ seems to awaken the expectation of the people..., in Saturday Morning, n.d.
31	1799	Speeches - The significance of this occasion is in its being the public inauguration of the first department in a theological Seminary..., manuscript, April 18, 1893
31	1800	Speeches - To see and hear Dr. Stanton Coit and Dr. Jane E. Robbins here on the scenes of their pioneering adventure..., typewritten, n.d.
31	1801	Speeches - Years and numbers do not count on our settlement calendar..., typewritten, May 23, 1937
31	1802	Speeches - The Young Men's Christian Association, gentlemen, was born, not made..., typewritten, n.d.
32	1803	The Spirit, manuscript notes, n.d.
32	1804	The Spirit For a Peaceful Reconstruction of Industry, typewritten, n.d.
32	1805	"Spirit Kindlings - Musings on which the Fire Burned" [Clippings, notes, poems, etc...], n.d., 1886-1917
32	1806	The Spirit of '76 - poem, printed, n.d.
32	1807	The Spiritual Attitude Implied in True Prayer, manuscript, April 6, 1882
32	1808	Spiritual Resources of the Social Worker, typewritten, n.d.
32	1809	State Rights [student paper], manuscript, ca. 1866-1870
32	1810	The Story of the Founders, typewritten, n.d.
32	1811	A Strike That Brought a Just Peace, typewritten, n.d.
32	1812	Supremacy of the Christ Spirit, manuscript notes, n.d.
32	1813	Syllabus in Biblical Sociology, printed, 1900
32	1814	Teamsters Strike of 1905 - memoranda, manuscript notes and typewritten, n.d.
32	1815	Ten Years' Progress in Religious Education, in The Survey, proof, n.d.
32	1816	Those Who Have Helped, in Neighborhood, A Settlement Quarterly, July 1912
32	1817	The Threefold Motif, typewritten, n.d.
32	1818	To Leave Parks for Revenue?, typewritten, n.d.
32	1819	To My Fellow Trustees of Chicago Commons Association, typewritten, March 2, 1938
32	1820	Training for Efficiency in Religious and Social Work, in unknown publication, November 15, 1913
32	1821	Training Needed For Meritorious Service in Public Institutions, typewritten, n.d.
32	1822	The Training of Church Working, typewritten, n.d.
32	1823	Training of Workers for Settlement Neighborhoods, manuscript notes, n.d.
32	1824	Translation, of Spring, manuscript, n.d.
32	1825	Trends of Chicago's Civic Progress, in Chicago Commerce, October 15, 1921
32	1826	Tribute to the Friendship of Rae Hamburgher, typewritten, July 9, 1934
32	1827	Truest Religion Triumphant, typewritten, n.d.
32	1828	Unemployment in War and Peace, for The Survey, January 30, 1915
32	1829	Unidentified - Fragments, notes, etc...., manuscript notes, n.d., 1922
32	1830	The Unity of Human Interests, manuscript, November 30, 1882
32	1831	Universal Suffrage, manuscript, February 11, 1869
32	1832	Untitled - The advisability of affiliating the School with one or more of the neighboring universities..., typewritten, n.d.
32	1833	Untitled - Christian Social Economics may legitimately include the broader Sociological treatment..., manuscript, n.d.
32	1834	*Folder number not used
32	1835	Untitled - The Church of any faith is primarily inspirer, interpreter, and mediator..., typewritten, n.d.
32	1836	Untitled - The Democratic appeal of selective..., manuscript, n.d.
32	1837	Untitled - Dr. Gladden's story of "The Christian League of Connecticut", typewritten, n.d.
32	1838	Untitled - Fact are "cold" we say, and figures are "dry"..., typewritten, n.d.
32	1839	Untitled - The general assembly has passed a bill requiring judges in criminal cases..., typewritten, n.d.
32	1840	Untitled - The Government of Cook County was last year required by law to house, feed, and supply medical aid..., typewritten, n.d.
32	1841	Untitled - Graham Taylor '03 - My faith and hope for the organized religious education movement..., in unknown source, September 1928
32	1842	Untitled - I have had a considerable shard in promoting thoroughness and self exaction in social work...[missing first page], typewritten, n.d.
32	1843	Untitled -...in the Epistles to the Hebrews..., in unknown source, n.d.
32	1844	Untitled - Introductory to any intelligent application of sociology principles to Christian work..., manuscript, n.d.
32	1845	Untitled - Let the Festival of Life triumphant inspire our faith in the triumph of good over evil..., typewritten, n.d.
32	1846	Untitled - The main work of attaining better government is not the regulation of the conduct of individuals..., typewritten, 1934
32	1847	Untitled - Memorial day from the separations of time and space, brings back to us not only memories..., typewritten, ca. 1938
32	1848	Untitled - My faith and hope for the organized religious education movement ripened in this way..., typewritten, September 1928
32	1849	Untitled - My first venture in print was written as early as 1878 in Hopewell, N.Y., from my country parish, typewritten, n.d.
32	1850	Untitled - Neighborship is best promoted when neighbors recognize their neighborhood to be a part of the whole city..., typewritten, n.d.
32	1851	Untitled - ...of settlement work and life to religion and the..., typewritten, September 7, 1908
32	1852	Untitled - Service at best is an adventure of faith..., typewritten, n.d.
32	1853	Untitled - The settlements and other neighborhood houses through these years of depression have welcomed thousands..., typewritten, n.d.
32	1854	Untitled - There have been neighbors as long as there have been human beings..., typewritten, n.d.
32	1855	Untitled - There is a wonderful tower standing on the rocky hill overlooking the old city of Edinburgh, Scotland..., typewritten, January, 1923
32	1856	Untitled - This sixtieth year since the class of 1873 was graduated, typewritten, n.d.
32	1857	Untitled - We are all children of immigrants..., typewritten, n.d.
32	1858	Untitled - Women's and children's conditions and relations in industry can be discussed most profitably..., typewritten, n.d.
32	1859	Wald, Lillian - Honor Her Faith in the People, article about Lillian Wald, typewritten, n.d.
32	1860	The War-Time Outlook of Social Settlements, typewritten, n.d.
32	1861	War Time Patriotism for Reconstruction in Peace, manuscript notes, n.d.
32	1862	Was Caesar Justified in His Wars?, manuscript, February 28, 1868
32	1863	Watch Towers on the Social Frontier - outline, typewritten, n.d.
32	1864	Waymarks of Social Progress, in The American Weekly, June 12, 1902
32	1865	What is Political Economy?, manuscript, March 20, 1870
32	1866	Whither the Settlement Movement Trends, in The Commons, ca. 1899
32	1867	Why the City Club of Chicago, in The City Club Bulletin, December 26, 1933
32	1868	Work in the Philippines, in unknown publication, July 22, 1922
32	1869	The World in Chicago, in The Survey, July 19, 1913
32	1870	Wu Ting-Fang and a Reunited China, in Review of Reviews, November 1922
32	1871	Wu Ting-Fang's Soul Goes Marching On, typewritten, n.d.
32	1872	Young Man's Era - Articles, ca. 1893-1895
32	1873	Zeisler, Sigmund - Notes of an Address Appreciative of Sigmund Zeisler and his Civic Service, typewritten, June 6, 1931
32	1874	Zeisler, Sigmund - Obituary, in unknown publication, printed and typewritten, June 6, 1931
32	1874	Zeisler, Sigmund - Obituary, in unknown publication, printed and typewritten, June 6, 1931


Series 6: Subject Files, 1833-1947
Publications, bulletins, pamphlets, fliers, petitions, form letters, articles, newsclippings, awards, arbitrations, legal documents, meeting minutes, some correspondence, and reports on a variety of topics kept by both Graham Taylor and his daughter, Lea D. Taylor. Includes documents on broad topics (e.g. China, Communism), and about people (e.g. Jane Addams, Raymond Robins). Also collected were publications and reports from individuals and organizations such as unions, social welfare organizations, political organizations, and other settlement houses in the United States and abroad..
Filed alphabetically.

Box	Folder	Contents
33	1875	Abbott, Edith (Dean, University of Chicago), 1918, 1931
33	1876	Abbott, Grace, 1931
33	1877	Abbott, Lyman, 1910
33	1878	Adams, Frederick Upham, ca. 1912
33	1879	Adams, Henry C., 1895
33	1880	Addams, Jane - clippings, n.d.
33	1881	Addams, Jane - obituaries, n.d.
33	1882	Addams, Jane - Testimonials (programs, booklets, etc.), 1913, 1930, 1933
33	1883	Addams, Jane - works, n.d.
33	1884	Adult Education Council of Chicago, 1933
33	1885	Alden, Percy, 1893-1897
33	1886	Altgeld, John P., 1899-1947
33	1887	Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 1928
33	1888	American Association for Labor Legislation, 1910
33	1889	American Federation of Labor, 1923
33	1890	American Prison Association, 1926-1927
33	1891	Averbuch Case, 1908
34	1892	Barnett, Henrietta Octavia, 1909
34	1893	Bartlett, W.A., 1909
34	1894	Beals, Charles E., 1913
34	1895	Bell, Edward Price, 1915-1929, n.d.
34	1896	Berger, Victor L., et al., 1917
34	1897	Blaney, Charles Duchesue & Isabella Williams, ca. 1933
34	1898	Bogan, William J., 1936
34	1899	Bovbjerg, Vigg, An experiment in adult education, 1934
34	1900	Boyden, William C., 1929
34	1901	Brown, Edward Osgood, The Rights of Labor, 1893
34	1902	Building Trade Council, 1900
34	1903	Burns, John, 1890-1905
34	1904	Byington, Margaret F., What Social Workers Should Know about Their Own Communities, 1911
34	1905	Cahn, Louis M., n.d.
34	1906	Canada - works about, 1919-1920
34	1907	Carnegie, Andrew, "The Latest Panacea", n.d.
34	1908	Carner, Lucy Perkins, How Their Jobs Look to Women Workers: A Study of the Work Conditions and Attitudes of the Women and Girls Connected With Chicago Commons, Nov. 1934-Mar. 1935
34	1909	Carwardine, William H., The Pullman Strike, 1894
34	1910	Cermak, Anton J., Mayor of Chicago
34	1911	Charity Organization Society of the City of NY, "Justice for the Poor", 1915
34	1912	Chicago, about, 1892-1923
34	1913	Chicago Association of Commerce, 1916-1940
34	1914	Chicago Board of Education - The Fight for Life in Chicago, 1901
34	1915	Chicago Bureau of Charities, Circular of Information, 1896
34	1916	Chicago Bureau of Public Efficiency, Pamphlets, 1913, 1920
35	1917	Chicago Carriage & Wagon Workers Union, arbitration, 1903
35	1918	Chicago Charter Convention, booklet, 1905
35	1919	Chicago Church Federation, ca. 1921-1940
35	1920	Chicago Civil Liberties Committee, Blacklist Dinner Invitation, 1930
35	1921	Chicago Commission on Race Relations, after 1919
35	1922	Chicago Community Trust, 1915
35	1923	Chicago Daily News, 1925-1939
35	1924	Chicago Federation of Labor, Independent Labor Party Platform, 1918
35	1925	Chicago Federation of Settlements, 1927-1939
35	1926	Chicago Housing Association/Commission, 1910-1926
35	1927	Chicago Mayor's Commission on Unemployment, Report, 1914
35	1928	Chicago Medical Mission & Allied Charities, booklet, 1897
35	1929	Chicago Merit Award, 1937-1940
35	1930	Chicago Municipal Markets Commission, Report to the Mayor and Aldermen, 1914
35	1931	Chicago Peace Society, Report, 1914
35	1932	Chicago Plan Commission, publications, 1909-1911
35	1933	Chicago Plan Commission, publications, 1912-1913
35	1934	Chicago Plan Commission, publications, 1914-1919
36	1935	Chicago Plan Commission, publications, 1920-1923
36	1936	Chicago Plan Commission, publications, 1924-1926
36	1937	Chicago Police, about, 1904-1913
36	1938	Chicago Public Committee of 50 on Housing, 1921
36	1939	Chicago Public Library, 1923-1937
36	1940	Chicago Record, Postal Savings Bank Bill, n.d.
36	1941	Chicago Recreation Commission, 1935-1939
36	1942	Chicago Relief Aid Society, Chart, "Effect of Accident on the Family", 1907
36	1943	Chicago Relief Committee, materials about, 1939
36	1944	Chicago - 17th [now 26th] Ward materials, ca. 1893-1910
36	1945	"Chicago's Schools" newsletter, Sept. 1934; April 1936
36	1946	Chicago Society of Social Hygiene, "Education Against Venereal Disease a Need of the State", n.d.
36	1947	Chicago Tabernacle Church, 1895-1906
36	1948	Chicago Tabernacle Church, weekly bulletins, 1898-1900
36	1949	Chicago Urban League, publications, 1936
36	1950	Chicago Workers' Committee on Unemployment, publications, 1931-1935
36	1951	Children's Scholarship League, Annual Report, 1930
36	1952	China, about - "Progressive Canton", 1921
37	1953	Christian Convention of Ministers and Laymen, prospectus, 1876
37	1954	Church Settlement House (NY), Report, Jan. 1897
37	1955	Cincinnati Social Settlement, Reports, 1895-1897
37	1956	Citizens' Association of Chicago, Reports, 1920-1931
37	1957	Citizens' Committee, "Concerning the Garment Workers' Strike", 1910
37	1958	Citizens' Joint Commission of Inquiry on South Chicago Memorial Day Incident (Republic Steel Riots), 1937
37	1959	City Club of Chicago, Publications, 1906-1935
37	1960	Civic Federation of Chicago, general, 1893-1897
37	1961	Civic Federation of Chicago, Constitutional Convention Series, 1918-1919
37	1962	Civic Federation of Chicago, Minutes of the 17th Ward Council, 1894-1896
37	1963	Civic Federation of Chicago, Notebook, 17th Ward Council, 1894-1898
37	1964	Clabaugh, Hinton G., Special Report and Recommendations Parole System of Illinois, 1927
37	1965	Clarke, Edith, Juvenile Delinquency and Dependency (experience of residence at Chicago Commons), 1900
37	1966	Clean City League, Publication, n.d.
37	1967	Close, Charles H., Welfare Work in the Steel Industry, 1920
37	1968	Colcord, Joanna, Commissary System, with accompanying publications, 1932
37	1969	Cole, George E., Materials about, 1930-1931
37	1970	College In the Hills (Herod, Ill.) Prospectus, 1934
37	1971	College Settlement (NY?), Program, 1897
38	1972	Committee for Adequate Relief, report, 1940
38	1973	Committee of Fifteen, Annual Reports, 1913-1925
38	1974	Committee of Fifteen, General Publications, 1911-1925
38	1975	Commons, John R., Horace Greeley and the Working Class Origins of the Republican Party, 1909
38	1976	Communism, 1919, 1931
38	1977	Conant, R. Warren, Anarchism at Close Quarters, 1902
38	1978	Conference of Day Nurseries, 1897
38	1979	Congregational Churches, publications, ca. 1912-1929
38	1980	Cook County - Coroner's Report, Race Riot Evidence, 1919
38	1981	Cornell University - Syllabus of the Course in Citizenship (re: lecture by Taylor), 1913-1914
38	1982	Council of Social Agencies of Chicago, 1932-1939
38	1983	Craig, Seth C., Destructive and Constructive Agencies in the 17th Ward, 1911
38	1984	Crane, Richard T., about, ca. 1931
38	1985	Crosby, Ernest Howard, about, 1907
38	1986	Darrow, Clarence, Crime and Criminals, and address to the prisoners in the Chicago county jail, 1907
38	1987	Davis, Ozora S., (Chicago Theological Seminary), 1925-1931
38	1988	Dennis, Charles H. (Chicago Daily News), n.d.
38	1989	Dennison Club (Oakland, CA), memorial to Mrs. Emily Sheridan, n.d.
38	1990	Dever, William E., Mayor of Chicago, material about, 1915-1929
38	1991	Devine, Edward T., clipping, n.d.
38	1992	Dike, Rev. Samuel W., The Family History of Christianity, 1886
38	1993	Donald, Robert, Six Years' Service for the People. Being a brief Account of the Work of the London County Council, 1895
38	1994	Douglas, Lewis W., Government Spending of the Taxpayer's Money, n.d.
38	1995	Douglas, Paul H. (Alderman, Chicago). Writings re: Relief Crisis, 1934-1939
38	1996	Dudley, Helena S., Relief Work Carried on in the Wells Memorial Institute, ca. 1894
38	1997	Duncan, C.L., [report on residence at Chicago Commons], 1908
38	1998	Duncan-Clark, S.J., Works and materials about, ca. 1931-1938
39	1999	Eastman, Fred, Chicago Theological Seminary, "Graham Taylor" (typescript), ca. 1939
39	2000	East-Side House Settlement (NY), 1895-1896
39	2001	Edwards, Deane. The Possibilities of the Protestant Church in the Present Immigrant Community, 1911
39	2002	Elliott, John Lovejoy, Brochure about, 1938
39	2003	Ellwood, Charles A., The Educational Theory of Social Progress, 1917
39	2004	Elting, Howard, material about, 1920
39	2005	Elting, Victor, remembrances of Walter L. Fisher, 1935
39	2006	Emergency Committee on Relief for Chicago area, Publications, 1936
39	2007	English Poor-Laws, 1388-1847, list, n.d.
39	2008	Fabian Society (London), Publications, 1907-1908
39	2009	Fallis, Florence M., The Biography of Graham Taylor, 1937
39	2010	Family Welfare Association of America, Procedures in Giving Relief to Families of the Unemployed, ca. 1931-1932
39	2011	Favill, Henry Baird, Materials by and about, 1916
39	2012	Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America, reports & publications, 1910-1925
39	2013	Field, Erlund, Old Age Pensions, n.d.
39	2014	Foley, James W., "My Neighbor and I" (poem dedicated to Graham Taylor), n.d.
39	2015	Folks, Homer; A Tribute to, 1923
39	2016	Forbush, William B., The Boy Problem: A Study in Social Pedagogy, 1900
39	2017	Ford, Earl C., and Wm. Z. Foster, Syndicalism, n.d.
39	2018	The Forward Movement (Chicago), Publications, 1899
39	2019	Franklin Settlement (Detroit), brochure, ca. 1937
39	2020	Friendly Aid Settlement House (New York), report, 1900
39	2021	Gavit, John P., "Degrees" in Settlement Fellowship, ca. 1900
39	2022	General Education Committee on Chicago Philanthropy, publications, ca. 1912-1914
39	2023	Gilder, Richard Watson, The University Settlement and Good Citizenship, 1897
39	2024	Gilkey, Charles Whitney, Dean, Rockefeller Chapel, Tribute by Taylor, 1935
39	2025	Gillette, Henry J., Clippings about, ca. 1890's
39	2026	Gladden, Washington, 1882-1918
40	2027	Glenn, John M., material about, 1910
40	2028	Goodrich Social Settlement, (Cleveland), 1897-1898
40	2029	Gordon, Edgar B., Clipping, n.d.
40	2030	Great Britain - News-Chronicle Summary of the Final Report of the Royal Commission on Unemployment Insurance, 1932
40	2031	Greene, Jacob L., The Social Vice, 1887
40	2032	Hall, Helen, publications by, 1930-1936
40	2033	Hard, William, "Chicago's Five Maiden Aunts", 1906
40	2034	Harlan, John Maynard, Bulletins, 1905
40	2035	Harper, Edward T., Obituary, 1921
40	2036	Harper, Samuel A., "Industrial Reform in Illinois", 1910
40	2037	Harper, William Rainey, Memorial Bulletins, 1906
40	2038	The Hart Schaffner & Marx Labor Agreement, 1914-1921
40	2039	Hart, Hornell, The New Social Order in America, 1919
40	2040	Hartesveldt, Richard J., Warren Woods (Michigan), n.d.
40	2041	Hartford, CT, about, 1888-1914
40	2042	Hartford, 4th Congregational Church, administrative papers, 1880-1918
40	2043	Hartford - 4th Congregational Church - Anniversary publications, 1882, 1907, 1932
40	2044	Hartford - 4th Congregational Church, member lists, 1841, 1853, 1890
40	2045	Hartford, 4th Congregational Church - Notices, Calendar, etc., 1889-1893
40	2046	Hartford - 4th Congregational Church - Yearbook, 1890-1891
40	2047	Hartford - 4th Congregational Church - Misc. Publications, 1833-1914
40	2048	Hartford - 4th Congregational Church, Yoke Fellow's Band (ex-convicts), Correspondence and pamphlet, 1883-1894
41	2049	Hartford Theological Seminary, Administrative papers, 1888-1892
41	2050	Hartford Theological Seminary - Materials by and about, 1928, n.d.
41	2051	Hartford Theological Seminary - Publications, Dec. 1889-Feb. 1890
41	2052	Hattie Elizabeth Lewis Memorial Essays, 1914, 1921, 1928
41	2053	Haymarket - Tenth Annual Memorial Services For the Commemoration of the Judicially Murdered Martyrs of the Laboring Classes, program, 1897
41	2054	Healy, William, Application of Psychology to the Study of Crime & Criminals, n.d.
41	2055	Henderson, C.R., Publications by and about, 1894-1915
41	2056	Hill, Archibald A., Clipping and Memorial, 1907-1908
41	2057	Hodges, Dean George, - Publication about, 1926
41	2058	Holden, Arthur C., Primer of Housing, 1927
41	2059	Hollander, Katharine Rawson, Work with Individuals through the Settlement, 1939
41	2060	Hollander, Sidney, A Presentation of Statistical Data Concerning Sub Community 49 Chicago, 1936
41	2061	Hollander, Sidney, Trends In the Relationship of the Settlement to its Neighborhood, 1936
41	2062	Holmes, J.A., Coal Mine Accidents and their Prevention, n.d.
41	2063	Holt, Arthur E., Materials by and about, 1920-1942
41	2064	Hoover, Herbert (U.S. President) - Endorsement, 1928
41	2065	Hopewell Church (NY) - Material about, 1864-1939
41	2066	Hornbeck, Stanley K., China To-Day: Political, 1927
41	2067	Howe, Dr. Harmon G., Obituary, 1913
41	2068	Howenstine, E. Jay, Demobilization after the first world war, 1943
41	2069	Huber, Anne Elizabeth. The Recreations of Working Girls: Report of the Chicago Commons Fellowship Investigation, 1905
41	2070	Hull House - Names of former residents, n.d.
41	2071	Hutchinson, Charles L., President, Art Institute of Chicago - Obituary, 1924
41	2072	Illinois, Bills re: Employers Liability, 1909-1912
41	2073	Illinois, Bills re: Mining safety/fire prevention, ca.1910
41	2074	Illinois, Civil Administration Code, 1917
41	2075	Illinois Commission on Unemployment, legislation, ca. 1915
41	2076	Illinois Conference on Social Legislation, fliers, 1939-1940, n.d.
41	2077	Illinois Constitution and Revisions, 1917-1922
41	2078	Illinois Department of Labor, suggestions of persons qualified, n.d.
41	2079	Illinois Department of Public Welfare, suggestions of persons qualified, n.d.
41	2080	Illinois - Directors of Insane Hospitals and Home for Feeble Minded, n.d.
42	2081	Illinois, The Industrial Commission, New Labor Code, 1909
42	2082	Illinois, Joint Committee on Industrial Standards, questionnaires & reports, 1933, n.d.
42	2083	Illinois Joint Committee on Labor Legislation - Women's 8-hour, 1935
42	2084	Illinois Liquor Control Law, (printed law), 1934
42	2085	Illinois Manufacturers Association, Factory Inspection Legislation, 1908
42	2086	Illinois Mining Commission, founding of, reports, 1909-1911
42	2087	Illinois Press Association, Award, 1929
42	2088	Illinois, Selective Service, Roster of Officials, 1918
42	2089	Illinois Vigilance Association, publications, n.d., 1911
42	2090	Illinois Workers Alliance of Cook County, publications, fliers, & handbills, 1936-1939
42	2091	Industrial Conference called by The President, Report, 1920
42	2092	Interchurch World Movement of North America, Reports & Publications, 1920
42	2093	International Association of Settlements [England] - "Settlements in Many Lands", ca. 1926
42	2094	International Harvester Co., Industrial Council Plan, 1919
42	2095	Japan - publications re: Social life & problems, 1904 - 1922
42	2096	Johnson, Alexander, Works by, n.d.
42	2097	Johnson, Jennie, kidnapping case - correspondence and other material, 1901, 1911
42	2098	Joint Committee on Public Assistance, "Relief" Bulletin, 1936
42	2099	Jones, Jenkin Lloyd, Peace, Not War, The School of Heroism, ca. 1913
42	2100	Jones, Samuel M., Mayor of Toledo; Material by and about, 1895-1904
42	2101	Jones, Thomas Jesse, radio transcript: "The Rural Billion and Missions", 1935
43	2102	Juvenile Protective Association, Annual Reports (incomplete), 1910-1926
43	2103	Juvenile Protective Association, miscellaneous items about, 1915-1925, n.d.
43	2104	Juvenile Protective Association, Pamphlets & Booklets, 1911-1915
43	2105	Juvenile Protective Association, Pamphlets & Booklets, 1916-1937
43	2106	Juvenile Protective Association, Summaries of Work (incomplete), 1912-1922
43	2107	Kagawa, Toyohiko, Social worker, brochure about, 1924
43	2108	Karr, William S., Obituaries, ca. 1888
43	2109	Kelley, Florence, Obituaries, 1932
43	2110	Kelsey, Henry H., Pastor, Hartford 4th Congregational Church - Clippings/Obituary, 1907, 1926
43	2111	Kennedy, Albert J., Nat'l Federation of Settlements, "Saloons - Retrospect - Prospect", 1933
43	2112	Kent, William, U.S. Senator (California), Speeches, brochures, & obituary, 1902-1928
43	2113	King, Dr. Irving J., Address at a Relief Mass Meeting, 1939
43	2114	Knox College, re: Taylor's Honorary Graduate degree, 1921
43	2115	Laidler, Harry W., Unemployment - And Its Remedies, 1929
43	2116	Lancaster, E.G., The Psychology and Pedagogy of Adolescence, 1897
43	2117	Lathrop, Julia C., Obituaries, 1932
43	2118	Lawrence Memorial Association (Baltimore), Annual Reports, 1894-1897
43	2119	Lawson, Victor F., materials about, 1925, n.d.
43	2120	League of Free Nations Assoc., Analytical Summary of the Int'l Labor Conference, ca. 1919
43	2121	Legler, Henry E., memorial program, 1917
43	2122	Leland, Dr. Simeon E., The Financing of Unemployment Relief Federal Government Must Assume Portion of Burden, 1932
43	2123	Liquor Problem, The: a report by the Ethical Sub-committee of the Committee of Fifty, 1900
43	2124	Linn, James Weber, nephew of Jane Addams, clippings, 1935, n.d.
43	2125	Lloyd, Henry Demarest, Obituaries, 1903
43	2126	Lloyd, Jessie Bross, Obituary, 1904
43	2127	Lockwood, V.H., Childhood's Bill of Rights, n.d.
43	2128	London City Mission: Down In the Depths of Outcast London Being Facts Not Recorded in the "Bitter Cry.", n.d.
43	2129	Lovett, Robert Morss, clipping, 1933
44	2130	McCartney, Richard Hayes, The Whip of God, n.d.
44	2131	McCormick family - clippings & calling card, 1920, 1929, 1947
44	2132	McCulloch, Catherine Waugh, material by and about, 1945, n.d.
44	2133	McCulloch, Frank - Obituaries, 1947
44	2134	McCulloch, Frank, Memories of Graham Taylor (speech), 1939
44	2135	McDowell, Mary E. - material about (and obituaries), n.d., 1898, 1936
44	2136	Macfadden, Bernarr, Is Separation of the Sexes Advisable?, n.d.
44	2137	McLean, Lester, Jr. Lester McLean - An Appreciation, ca. 1904
44	2138	MacVeagh, Franklin, president, Citizens' Association - Address, 1874
44	2139	Mack, Julian W. - The Juvenile Court, speech, 1907
44	2140	Marson, Rev. C.L., & Rev. W.F. Cobb, The Social Teaching of the Early Christian Fathers, 1895
44	2141	Marx, Karl, Bulletin about, from The Council for Social Service of the Church of England in Canada, 1921
44	2142	Matthiesen, Frederick W., portrait (print), n.d.
44	2143	Matz, Mary Lewis ("Mother"), Memorial and mourning card, 1911
44	2144	Mead, Edwin D., Horace Bushnell: The Citizen, 1900
44	2145	Men and Religion Forward Movement, A Message to the Social Service Committees of the Men and Religion Forward Movement, n.d.
44	2146	Merriam, Charles E., Campaign brochures, ca. 1911
44	2147	Methodist Church, Dept. Evangelism and Social Service circulars, ca. 1918
44	2148	Methodist Episcopal Church, The Social Creed, 1916
44	2149	Methodist Federation for Social Services, "The Church and the Social Question", ca. 1916
44	2150	Michigan Political Science Association, Social Problems of the Farmer, 1902
44	2151	Midwest Conference of Unemployed Organizations, Report of Resolutions, 1932
44	2152	Millar's Chicago Letter, 1939
44	2153	Milliken, O.J., The Chicago Vacation Schools for 1898..., 1898
44	2154	Mine Disaster, Cherry, Illinois, material about, 1909
44	2155	Mullenbach, James, Materials by and about, 1935
44	2156	Municipal Voters League, Publications & Reports, 1896-1931
44	2157	Municipal Voters' League - Testimonial presented on Taylor's 80th birthday, May 2, 1931
45	2158	National Allegiance of Legal Aid Societies, Proceedings, 3rd Biennial Convention, 1916
45	2159	National Conference of Charities and Correction, publications, clippings, and badge, 1914
45	2160	National Conference of Settlements, brochure on Chicago Settlements, 1918
45	2161	National Conference of Social Work, publications, 1932-1934
45	2162	National Conference on Work and Security, "Recovery through the National Work and Security Program", ca. 1939
45	2163	National Consumers' League, conference, 1932
45	2164	National Economic League, publications, 1918, 1926, n.d.
45	2165	National Federation of Settlements, material by and about, 1918-1935
45	2166	National Federation of Settlements. Schedule on the Problem of the Adolescent Girl between Fourteen and Eighteen Years of Age, 1911-1913
45	2167	National Urban League, Publications, 1931, 1935
45	2168	Neighborhood: A Settlement Quarterly, directories and bibliography, 1929-1931
45	2169	Neighborhood House (Louisville, KY), publications, 1898-1900
45	2170	New York Police Department, material about, 1895-1917
45	2171	Noel, Joseph R., Report of the Committee On New County Jail and Criminal Court Building, ca. 1924
45	2172	North Shore Community School of Religious Education, pamphlet, 1916
45	2173	Northwestern University Settlement Association, publications, 1894-1898
45	2174	Ogden, G.B. Making the Church Effective in the City Slum, 1916
45	2175	Page, Kirby, Industrial Facts Concrete Data Concerning Industrial Problems and Proposed Solutions, 1921
45	2176	Palmer, Albert W., An Apology to the Dead (speech), 1937
45	2177	Parker, Cortland, report - on delay and uncertainty in judicial administration, 1886
45	2178	Passmore Edwards Settlement (U.K.), brochure about, n.d.
45	2179	Paton, Lewis Bayles, memorial program, 1932
45	2180	Patton, Rev. W.W., Sermons and Memorial Program by, 1857, 1880
46	2181	Peabody, Francis G., Obituaries, 1937
46	2182	Petavel, J.W., Unemployment A Great Opportunity to Solve the Problem an Appeal to All the Well-Wishers of Those Who Fought for Us (U. of Calcutta), 1921
46	2183	Pond, Allen B., Obituaries, 1929
46	2184	Poole, Ernest, Katharine Breshkovsky: For Russia's Freedom, 1905
46	2185	Post, Louis F., Poems, ca. 1926, 1931
46	2186	Pound, Roscoe, Social Justice and Legal Justice, 1912
46	2187	Powell, G. Harold, Fundamental Principles of Co-operation in Agriculture, 1920
46	2188	Powers, H.H., The Art of Travel, 1902
46	2189	Pratt, Nathaniel M., memorial program, 1937
46	2190	Princeton Theological Seminary, Syllabus of a Course of Seven Lectures on Sociological Conditions and Methods of Pastoral and Church Work, 1894
46	2191	Protestant Episcopal Church, Reconstruction Programs a Bibliography and Digest, 1919
46	2192	Ramsey, D. Hilden, Policemen as Welfare Workers, n.d.
46	2193	Rauschenbush, Walter - Article about, 1926
46	2194	Reed, Susan Martha, Church and State in Massachusetts, 1691-1740, pub. 1914
46	2195	Reid, Rev. Gilbert, The 45th, 46th & 47th Reports of the Int'l Institute of China or the Mission among the Higher Classes in China, 1921
46	2196	Reitman, Ben, clipping about, n.d.
46	2197	Relief Commission of the Council of Hyde Park & Kenwood Churches Chicago, Report on Relief in Illinois, 1940
46	2198	Religious Value of Social Work for Children, 1912
46	2199	Reoch, Jane, clipping about, 1935
46	2200	Riggs, Ernest W. The Gospel in the Seventeenth Ward of Chicago, 1909
46	2201	Roadside Settlement (Des Moines), pamphlet about, 1898
46	2202	Robert Browning Hall Social Settlement (London), publications, 1896, n.d.
46	2203	Robins, Margaret Dreier, Memorial Program, 1945
46	2204	Robins, Raymond, clippings and other materials re: his disappearance, 1932
46	2205	Robins, Raymond, material about his home (Brooksville, FL), 1936-1937
46	2206	Robins, Raymond, material by and about, 1908-1935
46	2207	Rollo, Jo, clipping about, 1930
46	2208	Roosevelt, Theodore, Address before the Convention of the Nat'l Progressive Party, 1912
46	2209	Rose, W.B., The Wonderful Book (pamphlet), n.d.
46	2210	Rosenthal, Benjamin J., article about, 1920
46	2211	Rosenwald Family, Material about, n.d.
46	2212	Russell Sage Foundation, Publications, 1910-1930
46	2213	Ryan, Rev. John A. Catholic Principles and the Present Crisis, 1932
46	2214	Ryerson, E.L., and E.L. Jr. - material by and about, 1917-1934
47	2215	Saint Louis Social Settlement, publications, 1895-1897
47	2216	St. Louis Working Girls' Free Library, 6th Annual Report, 1892
47	2217	Salter, William L., clipping, (1908?)
47	2218	Sanborn, Alvan F., A Study of Beggars and their Lodgings (Boston), ca. 1895
47	2219	Sandburg, Carl, 8 poems, typewritten, 3 pp., n.d.
47	2220	Scott, Chester Curtis, a study of the boy's work program of a social settlement in its relation to delinquency (dissertation), 1928
47	2221	Scudder, Myron T., Play Days for Country Schools, 1909
47	2222	Scully, Alexander B., Obituary, 1914
47	2223	Selz, Schwab & Co. [Manufacturing, prices for piece-work, & arbitration], 1901-1903
47	2224	Settlement Coffee House & Bakery (Chicago), menu, n.d.
47	2225	Settlements, general information about, 1895-1924
47	2226	Shea, Cornelius P., clippings about, 1907
47	2227	Sherwin-Williams Co., publications by, 1901-1905
47	2228	Seidenberg, Rev. Frederic, obituary, n.d.
47	2229	Sing, Edith M., What is Meant by A "Women's Settlement", (Liverpool), 1897
47	2230	Smith, D. Maude, contralto, publicity, ca. 1906
47	2231	Smith, J.P., Shoe Co., Arbitration materials, 1902-1904
47	2232	Smuts, General, - material by and about, 1919-1923
47	2233	Social Forces: A Topical Outline With Bibliography, 1915
47	2234	Social Frontier Journal - advertisement for, 1934
47	2235	Social Reform Union, conference announcement, ca. 1899
47	2236	Social Settlement (Baltimore), publications, 1897
47	2237	Social Work Conference on Federal Action on Unemployment, publications, ca. 1932
47	2238	Spencer, Anna Garlin, Announcement of her Social Service courses, 1908
47	2239	State Charities Aid Association, publications, 1922-1930
47	2240	Stead, W.T. "Lest We Forget": A Keepsake from the Nineteenth Century, 1901
47	2241	Stead, William J., material by and about, 1938, n.d.
47	2242	Stereotypers Union, material on arbitration, 1905
47	2243	Stevenson, Katharine Lente, Article on Chicago Commons' Conference, "A Social and Economic Conference", 1896
47	2244	Stewart, Ethelbert, The Disintegration of the Families of the Workingmen, 1893
47	2245	Stone, Mary, Some Social Facts about Children Leaving School for Work in Chicago, 1926-1927
47	2246	Strawn, Silas H., The Fallacy of Higher Wages, Shorter Hours and Increased Taxation as the Basis for Prosperity, 1935
47	2247	Strong, Walter A., Chicago Daily News, obituaries, 1931
47	2248	Sunset Club, 84th Meeting, program, 1895
47	2249	Swing, David, Professor, article about, 1894
48	2250	Tarbell, Ida M., How Chicago is Finding Herself, n.d.
48	2251	Teaching Notes, Pomona College (CA) and Portland (OR), 1921
48	2252	Teamsters Union Strike, material, 1904-1905
48	2253	Tennessee Valley Authority - Material about, 1935, n.d.
48	2254	Thomas, Norman, League for Industrial Democracy, A Socialist Looks at the New Deal, 1934
48	2255	Thompson, Willam Hale, Mayor of Chicago, article about, 1931
48	2256	Thrasher, Samuel Powers, memorial program, 1925
48	2257	Tibbetts, Roy C., U. of Chicago Study of Industrial Residential Neighborhoods, [n.d.]
48	2258	Tilt Shoe Company, arbitration, 1902
48	2259	Tolstoy, Leo, publications by, 1900
48	2260	Toynbee Hall, London, article about, ca. 1887 (?)
48	2261	Tuberculosis in Chicago, map by Theodore B. Sachs MD [see Oversize], 1906-1908
48	2262	United Charities of Chicago, publications, 1917-1937
48	2263	United Master Butchers Assoc., plea to close on Sundays, n.d.
48	2264	United Neighborhood Houses, report, n.d.
48	2265	U.S. Government documents re: The Depression (Unemployment, Economic Security), 1932-1935
48	2266	U.S. Dept. of Labor - Children's Bureau, publications, 1910-1932
48	2267-2270	U.S. War Dept. - Publications, 1917-1920
48	2271	Unity House Social Settlement (Minneapolis), material by and about, 1897-1898
48	2272	Universal Christian Conference on Life and Work, Draft of Report on the Church and Economic and Industrial Problems, n.d.
48	2273	University of Chicago, School of Social Service Admin., course announcement, 1921
48	2274	University of Chicago Settlement, materials by and about, 1896-1897
48	2275	University of Chicago, World's Columbian Exposition and the University of Chicago, 1923
49	2276	Van Der Vaart, Harriet, article about, 1908
49	2277	Vice Commission Testimony, 1913
49	2278	Vincent, George H., Address at Amer. Sociological Society dinner, 1924
49	2279	Virkus, Frederick Adams, How Cincinnati Put the City Manager Plan Across How the Campaign Could Be Applied in Chicago, n.d.
49	2280	Wacker, Charles H., material by and about, 1910-1912, n.d.
49	2281	Wald, Lillian D., The Federal Children's Bureau, n.d.
49	2282	Walton, W.C., "Preparation for Special Efforts to Promote the Work of God a Discourse Founded on Judges, v. 23", 1833
49	2283	Ward, Frank Gibson, memorial program, 1930
49	2284	Ward, Harry F., The Social Revolution and Religion, 1920
49	2285	Washington Council of Social Agencies, Self-Study of Group-Work Agencies, questionnaire, n.d.
49	2286	Wayfarers, Club, invitation, publications, and article, 1914-1922
49	2287	Webb, Sidney, The Work of the London County Council, 1895
49	2288	Weed, Inez F. The Relation of Manual Training to Education and Industry: A Firsthand Study of Conditions in Chicago, 1903
49	2289	Weeks, Estella T., Reconstruction Programs A Comparative Study of their Content and of the Viewpoints of the Issuing Organizations, 1919
49	2290	Westminster House Social Settlements (Buffalo, NY), brochure, n.d.
49	2291	White, William Allen, Excerpts from a Personal Letter to Raymond Robins [re: Landon], 1936
49	2292	Wholesale Drug House Employes' Union, Arbitration, 1903
49	2293	Wilcox, Delos F., The Standard Work on Municipal Franchises, book advertisement, ca. 1911
49	2294	Williams, John M., Obituaries, 1901
49	2295	Williamson, Shames, Report of work with Greeks and Turks at Chicago Commons, 1915
49	2296	Wilson, Ruth Agnes, and Homer Wiltsie Borst, Songs of the Settlement (poetry book), n.d.
49	2297	Wisconsin, State Bill #477, Child Protection, n.d.
49	2298	Woman's University Settlement League, Constitution and By-Laws, n.d.
49	2299	Women's City Club of Chicago, Catechism for Women Voters in Illinois, 1913
49	2300	Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, materials from, 1922-1935
49	2301	Woods, Robert Archey, memorial program, 1926
49	2302	Workers Alliance of America, material about, 1936-1939
49	2303	Workers' Voice Newspaper (see Oversize), Mar. 1, 1933
49	2304	Wright, Carroll D., publications, 1884-1908
49	2305	Y.M.C.A., materials by and about, 1915-1921
49	2306	Y.W.C.A., materials by and about, 1922-1940
49	2307	Zabriskie, Francis N., The Bible: A Workingmen's Book, 1888
49	2308	Zeisler, Fannie Bloomfield, memorial program, 1927
49	2309	Zeisler, Sigmund, Reminiscences of the Anarchist Case (plus clipping), 1926


Series 7: Chicago Commons Files, 1894-1975, bulk 1894-1944
Articles of Incorporation and by-laws, news clippings about the settlement house, manuscript notes and statistics, reports, minutes, correspondence, school schedules, subscription blanks, accounting information, announcements of lectures and other activities, unemployment surveys, "Pleasant Sunday Afternoon" and other programs, Chicago Commons Women's Club yearbooks and other material, Chicago Commons Choral Club materials, postcards, song sheets for Chicago Commons gatherings, brochures and information about the camps run by the Commons, and other materials. Some publications are in other languages (Greek, Hungarian, Armenian, Italian, Polish, and Russian) to better serve the settlement house's residents and neighbors. There are also several reports on activities and purpose of the Commons, and history of the Commons. The collection includes four scrapbooks, compilers unknown. The scrapbooks have been digitized or microfilmed.
Arranged into four sections: Administrative Files, Clippings, Programs, Publications, etc., and Scrapbooks.

Box	Folder	Contents
50	2310	Administrative Files - 40th Anniversary - Planning, 1934
50	2311	Administrative Files - 50th Anniversary - Planning, 1944
50	2312	Administrative Files - Agreement, Residents, 1899
50	2313	Administrative Files - Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws, 1894
50	2314	Administrative Files - Boundaries of Insurance Map Districts, notecards, 1926
50	2315	Administrative Files - Building Fund, 1899-1904
50	2316	Administrative Files - Candy Workers Union, 1934
50	2317	Administrative Files - Choral Club Constitution and Ballot, 1920
50	2318	Administrative Files - Choral Club Minute Book, 1900-1905
50	2319	Administrative Files - Children's Scholarship League, 1931
50	2320	Administrative Files - Children's Scholarships, 1932
50	2321	Administrative Files - Church Census (notecards), 1909
50	2322	Administrative Files - Clock, Elizabeth Sheridan Memorial, 1912
50	2323	Administrative Files - Club Leader's Reports, 1929
50	2324	Administrative Files - Clubs, Form of Study of, 1931
50	2325	Administrative Files - Committee List, 1900
51	2326	Administrative Files - Commons (Periodical), 1896
51	2327	Administrative Files - Commons (Periodical) Letterpress Copybook, 1897-1900
51	2328	Administrative Files - Contract, Telephone Service, 1899
51	2329	Administrative Files - Correspondence, 1894-1899
51	2330	Administrative Files - Correspondence, 1900-1918
51	2331	Administrative Files - Correspondence, 25th Anniversary, Letters of Congratulation, 1919
51	2332	Administrative Files - Correspondence, 1920-1929
51	2333	Administrative Files - Correspondence, 1930-1936
51	2334	Administrative Files - Correspondence, 40th Anniversary, Letters of Congratulation, 1934
51	2335	Administrative Files - Correspondence, 1937-1941
51	2336	Administrative Files - Correspondence, 50th Anniversary, Congratulations and Former Residents, 1944
51	2337	Administrative Files - Correspondence, 1942-1946
51	2338	Administrative Files - Correspondence, 1953-1972
52	2339	Administrative Files - Drop-out Study, 1944
52	2340	Administrative Files - Financial, 1896-1899
52	2341	Administrative Files - Financial, 1900-1905
52	2342	Administrative Files - Financial, 1906-1934
52	2343	Administrative Files - Housing Survey, Report and Questionnaires, Spring 1940
52	2344	Administrative Files - Illinois State Employment Service, 1935-1936
52	2345	Administrative Files - Joint Emergency Relief Service, 1931-1936
52	2346	Administrative Files - Kindergarten, contract with Berthe Hofer Hegner, 1899
52	2347	Administrative Files - Matheon Club, agreement for Creche (Day Nursery) Management
52	2348	Administrative Files - Merry Girls Club Project, 1929
52	2349	Administrative Files – Merry Girls Club, Minutes, Report, 1930
52	2350	Administrative Files – Minutes, Staff Meetings, 1916-1941
52	2351	Administrative Files – Northwest Advisory Council/Wicker Park Conference, Minutes and Notes, 1932
53	2352	Administrative Files – Notes, Statistics, etc., 1894
53	2353	Administrative Files – Notes, Statistics, etc., 1895
53	2354	Administrative Files – Notes, Statistics, etc., 1896
53	2355	Administrative Files – Notes, Statistics, etc., 1897
53	2356	Administrative Files - Notes, Statistics, etc., 1898
53	2357	Administrative Files - Notes, Statistics, etc., 1899
53	2358	Administrative Files - Notes, Statistics, etc., 1900
53	2359	Administrative Files - Notes, Statistics, etc., 1901
53	2360	Administrative Files - Notes, Statistics, etc., 1902
53	2361	Administrative Files - Notes, Statistics, etc., 1905
53	2362	Administrative Files - Notes, Statistics, etc., 1906
53	2363	Administrative Files - Notes, Statistics, etc., 1907
53	2364	Administrative Files - Notes, Statistics, etc., 1909
53	2365	Administrative Files - Notes, Statistics, etc., 1910
53	2365a	Administrative Files - Notes, Statistics, etc., 1911
53	2366	Administrative Files - Notes, Statistics, etc., 1912
53	2367	Administrative Files - Notes, Statistics, etc., 1922
53	2368	Administrative Files - Notes, Statistics, etc., 1923
53	2369	Administrative Files - Notes, Statistics, etc., 1928
53	2370	Administrative Files - Notes, Statistics, etc., 1931
53	2371	Administrative Files - Notes, Statistics, etc., 1933
53	2372	Administrative Files - Notes, Statistics, etc., 1934
53	2373	Administrative Files - Notes, Statistics, etc., 1935
53	2374	Administrative Files - Notes, Statistics, etc., 1941
53	2375	Administrative Files - Polish Busy Bees Club, Record of Activities, 1929
53	2376	Administrative Files - Reports, 1912-1920
53	2377	Administrative Files - Reports, 1926-1930
53	2378	Administrative Files - Reports, 1931-1939
53	2379	Administrative Files - Reports, 1940
53	2380	Administrative Files - Report, Chicago Hearing on Unemployment, Jan. 1932
53	2381	Administrative Files - Report, Family Unemployment, 1928
53	2382	Administrative Files - Report, History, Neighborhood, and Work of Chicago Commons, 1925
53	2383	Administrative Files - Report, Industrial Survey, 1926
53	2384	Administrative Files - Report, The Neighborhood about Chicago Commons, 1917
53	2385	Administrative Files - Report, A Study of Chicago Commons, 1940
54	2386	Administrative Files - Reunion Night, planning materials, May 9, 1939
54	2387	Administrative Files - Settlement Letters, Letterpress Copybook, 1898-1899
54	2388	Administrative Files - Settlement Organization, Outlines, Feb. 1898-1899
54	2389	Administrative Files - Shoe Situation, 1935
54	2390	Administrative Files - Trustee List, 1895-1902
54	2391	Administrative Files - Trustees: Graham Taylor's last address, Mar. 2, 1938
54	2392	Administrative Files - Volunteer Handbook, 1922
54	2393	Administrative Files - Woman's Club, Birthday Speech, 1921
54	2394	Administrative Files - WPA Workers, 1935
54	2395	Clippings, 1895-1897
54	2396	Clippings, 1898-1902
54	2397	Clippings, 1903-1910
54	2398	Clippings, 1911-1918
54	2399	Clippings, 1919 (25th Anniversary)
54	2400	Clippings, 1920-1925
54	2401	Clippings, 1926-1934
54	2402	Clippings, 1936-1944
55	2403	Programs, Publications, etc., 1894
55	2404	Programs, Publications, etc., 1895
55	2405	Programs, Publications, etc., 1896
55	2406	Programs, Publications, etc., 1897
55	2407	Programs, Publications, etc., 1898
55	2408	Programs, Publications, etc., 1899
55	2409	Programs, Publications, etc., 1900
55	2410	Programs, Publications, etc., 1901
55	2411	Programs, Publications, etc., 1902
55	2412	Programs, Publications, etc., ca. 1902 (n.d.)
55	2413	Programs, Publications, etc., 1903
55	2414	Programs, Publications, etc., 1904
55	2415	Programs, Publications, etc., 1905
55	2416	Programs, Publications, etc., 1906
55	2417	Programs, Publications, etc., 1907
55	2418	Programs, Publications, etc., 1908
55	2419	Programs, Publications, etc., 1909
55	2420	Programs, Publications, etc., 1910
55	2421	Programs, Publications, etc., 1911
56	2422	Programs, Publications, etc., 1912
56	2423	Programs, Publications, etc., 1913
56	2424	Programs, Publications, etc., 1914
56	2425	Programs, Publications, etc., 1915
56	2426	Programs, Publications, etc., 1916
56	2427	Programs, Publications, etc., 1917
56	2428	Programs, Publications, etc., 1918
56	2429	Programs, Publications, etc., 1919, General
56	2430	Programs, Publications, etc., 1919 (25th Anniversary)
56	2431	Programs, Publications, etc., 1920
56	2432	Programs, Publications, etc., 1921
56	2433	Programs, Publications, etc., 1922
56	2434	Programs, Publications, etc., 1923
56	2435	Programs, Publications, etc., 1924
56	2436	Programs, Publications, etc., 1925
56	2437	Programs, Publications, etc., 1926
56	2438	Programs, Publications, etc., 1927
56	2439	Programs, Publications, etc., 1928
56	2440	Programs, Publications, etc., 1929
56	2441	Programs, Publications, etc., 1930
57	2442	Programs, Publications, etc., 1931
57	2443	Programs, Publications, etc., 1932
57	2444	Programs, Publications, etc., 1933
57	2445	Programs, Publications, etc., 1934, General
57	2446	Programs, Publications, etc., 1934 (40th Anniversary)
57	2447	Programs, Publications, etc., 1935
57	2448	Programs, Publications, etc., 1936
57	2449	Programs, Publications, etc., 1937
57	2450	Programs, Publications, etc., 1938
57	2451	Programs, Publications, etc., 1939
57	2452	Programs, Publications, etc., 1940
57	2453	Programs, Publications, etc., 1941
57	2454	Programs, Publications, etc., 1942
57	2455	Programs, Publications, etc., 1943
57	2456	Programs, Publications, etc., 1944 (mostly 50th anniversary)
57	2457	Programs, Publications, etc., 1945
57	2458	Programs, Publications, etc., 1947
57	2459	Programs, Publications, etc., 1948
57	2460	Programs, Publications, etc., 1948, Merger of Commons and Emerson House, Announcements
57	2461	Programs, Publications, etc., 1946
57	2462	Programs, Publications, etc., 1970, 1975
57	2463	Programs, Publications, etc., Chicago Commons Council Newsletter, Nov. 8, 1909-May 5, 1911
57	2464	Programs, Publications, etc., Chicago Commons Magazine, 1896, 1901, 1903
57	2465	Programs, Publications, etc., Newsletters (scattered), 1918-1947
58	2466-2485	Scrapbook vol. 1: Programs and Publications, pp. 1-115, 1900-1904
59	2486-2490	Scrapbook vol. 1: Programs and Publications, pp. 116-143, 1903-1906
59	2491-2498	Scrapbook vol. 2: Images and clippings from The Commons magazine, pp. 1-43, n.d.
59	2499-2504	Scrapbook vol. 3: Clippings (primarily), pp. 1-37, 1894-1896
60	2505-2507	Scrapbook vol. 3: Clippings (primarily), pp. 38-59, 1896-1901
60	2508-2519	Scrapbook vol. 4: Administrative documents, tickets, and programs, pp. 1-, 1896-1901


Series 8: Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy Files, 1903-1922
Graham Taylor’s wish for a school of training for those interested in Social Work began in 1903, when University of Chicago president William Rainey Harper allowed Taylor to provide lectures as part of the U. of C. extension courses in Chicago’s Fine Arts Building. Visiting lecturers came from other schools of philanthropy, charitable organizations, the Chicago local government, unions, and people involved in settlements (such as Jane Addams, Julia Lathrop, and Raymond Robins). Taylor’s lecture series and school went through various name changes, settling on the Chicago Institute of Social Science around 1906. Taylor had hoped that the University would absorb these courses into their own curriculum, but he was unsuccessful in getting this arrangement, so he brought in the Chicago Commons trustees and other friends and colleagues to keep it going. In 1908 he was granted a charter for the Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy “to promote through instruction, training, investigation and publication the efficiency of civic, philanthropic and social work and the improvement of living and working conditions.” The school experienced budget shortfalls since its inception, and in 1920 it was turned over to the University of Chicago, much to Taylor’s disappointment and disapproval. The School was renamed the Graduate School of Social Service Administration, and Taylor resigned as president of the School’s board at that time.
The series includes the Charter of the school, articles of incorporation and by-laws, minutes, correspondence, course offerings, statistics on students, and “yearbooks”, which are announcements, printed publications and bulletins of the school for each year.
Arranged alphabetically.

Box	Folder	Contents
61	2520	Administrative Records, 1905-1908
61	2521	Administrative Records, 1909-1914
61	2522	Administrative Records, 1915-1916
61	2523	Administrative Records, 1917-1918
61	2524	Administrative Records, 1919
61	2525	Administrative Records, 1920-1922
61	2526	Alumni Register, 1903-1913
61	2527	Articles of Incorporation and By-laws, ca. 1908
62	2528	Charter, May 8, 1908
62	2529	Coursework - Humanitarian Progress in Local Institutions (notes), Summer 1906
62	2530	Coursework - Industrial Conditions and Relations (syllabus), Winter 1912
62	2531	Coursework - Institutional and Educational Philanthropy (syllabus), n.d.
62	2532	Coursework - Introduction to the study of Social Work and Philanthropic Work (lecture notes), Fall 1905
62	2533	Coursework - Local Government: Its Functions and Relations (notes), n.d.
62	2534	Coursework - Local Government and the Church (course outline), Spring 1913
62	2535	Coursework - Municipal Administration (course outline), n.d.
62	2536	Coursework - Survey of the Field [of Social Work] (class notes and syllabi), n.d.
62	2537	Historical Sketch and early curricula, ca. 1903-1908
62	2538	Publications - The Charity Visitor: A Handbook for Beginners, 1913
62	2539	Publications - City Welfare: Aids and Opportunity, 1911
62	2540	Publications - A Handbook for the Women Voters of Illinois, 1913
63	2541	Year Books and Bulletins, Aug. 1908-Jul. 1911
63	2542	Year Books and Bulletins, Jul. 1911-Apr. 1913
63	2543	Year Books and Bulletins, Jul. 1913-Jan. 1915
63	2544	Year Books and Bulletins, Apr. 1915-Jun. 1918
63	2545	Year Books and Bulletins, Jul. 1918-Jan. 1920


Series 9: Chicago Theological Seminary Files, 1892-1945
Clippings and announcements about Taylor’s appointment to the Chicago Theological Seminary, materials on Taylor’s courses, correspondence and minutes of the Seminary’s Board of Directors, a bound volume of personal greetings to Taylor by former students, publications by and about the Seminary, and materials on the Seminary’s Graham Taylor Hall (built 1926) comprise this series. Taylor was invited to teach at the Seminary while he was still a pastor at the Hartford Fourth Congregational Church. His passion for helping poor communities and his independent streak brought him to Chicago to fulfill this mission. Taylor served in various capacities at the seminary from 1892 to 1921; it was the only salary he ever drew, and he used that salary to fund all of his other projects, including the Commons. In 1914 the Seminary became a part of the University of Chicago, and in 1926 the University and the Seminary honored Taylor by building new quarters for the Seminary and naming the main structure Graham Taylor Hall.
Arranged.

Box	Folder	Contents
64	2546	Appointment and Teachings of Graham Taylor - materials on, 1892-1895
64	2547	Correspondence and Minutes, 1902-1931
64	2548	Coursework - Church and Community (course outline, references, and assignments of term papers), Autumn and Winter quarters, 1915-1916
64	2549	Coursework - Church and Industrial Reconstruction (bibliography, lecture notes), ca. 1921
64	2550	Coursework - Church and Society (course outline, list of trial term papers, lecture notes), 1916
64	2551	Coursework - Evangelism (outlines of class and field work, lecture notes), 1907-1908
64	2552	Coursework - General Sociology (course outline), n.d.
64	2553	Coursework - Group Life and the Function of the Church (course outline), Summer 1920
64	2554	Coursework - Human Partnerships and Their Personal and Social Function (syllabus), n.d.
64	2555	Coursework - Introduction to Sociology (outlines and notes), n.d.
64	2556	Coursework - Movements and Methods in Civic Reform and City Evangelism (outline for the Chicago Seminary Social Science Club), n.d.
64	2557	Coursework - Outline of Practical Theology (notes and syllabi), n.d.
64	2558	Coursework - Pedagogy: Historical Development (outline and syllabi), n.d.
64	2559	Graham Taylor Hall, materials on, 1915-1928
64	2560	Personal Greetings to Graham Taylor from alumni and students, 1918-1919
64	2561	Publications by and about the Seminary, n.d., 1914-1945


Series 10: Lea D. Taylor Files, 1921-1975
Lea Demarest Taylor was born to Graham Taylor and Leah Demarest Taylor in 1883 in Hartford, Connecticut; the third child and the second daughter. She moved with the entire family in 1893 to Chicago, to live in the Commons residence. Except for her four years at Vassar College from 1900-1904, she lived for the rest of her life in and around Chicago. From 1921 to 1948 she served as the director and head resident of the Chicago Commons. She retired to Highland Park, Illinois, in 1954, and stayed active in Commons affairs and those of the National Federation of Settlements and other social causes. Taylor died at the age of 92, on Dec. 3, 1975. Information about her and her family are well-detailed in the transcript of her oral history, conducted in 1968 by the National Federation of Settlements.
Most of the items in this small series relate to Lea Taylor's remembrances of her father and the continuation of his legacy at both the Chicago Commons and the Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy (later the University of Chicago's School of Social Service Administration). Includes correspondence with political leaders, friends, colleagues at the Commons, and members of the National Federation of Settlements. Also includes greetings and congratulations for Taylor's 80th Birthday and the 50th anniversary of the School of Social Service Administration. There is an essay by Taylor about her father among some short writings on other subjects, and an informative Oral History transcript.
Arranged alphabetically.

Box	Folder	Contents
65	2562	80th Birthday Celebration, 1963
65	2563	Correspondence, General - Incoming, 1921-1954
65	2564	Correspondence, General - Outgoing, 1925-1944
65	2565	Correspondence: Reminiscences of / Research on Taylor and Chicago Commons, 1939-1969
65	2566	Memorial Program and Publication, 1975
65	2567	Oral History, transcript, ca. 1968
65	2568	Profile, in Social Action, December 1964
65	2569	School of Social Service Administration, 50th Anniversary, 1958
65	2570	Writings, 1940-1968


Series 11: Photographs, n.d., ca. 1868-1958
A small collection of black and white prints, with one tintype. The earliest photograph is of Graham Taylor as a student, sometime in the late 1860's. There are also pictures Taylor's wife Leah Demarest Taylor, taken before they were married in September 1873; of his son Graham Romeyn Taylor in Russia ca. 1917-1918, and of daughter Lea D. Taylor at the University of Chicago's celebration for the 50th Anniversary of the School of Social Service Administration in 1958.
Arranged alphabetically by person, with Events and Miscellaneous photographs following.

Box	Folder	Contents
65	2571	Taylor, Graham - "as a student", with unidentified man, ca. 1868-1872
65	2572	Taylor, Graham [presumably] - tintype, standing, ca. 1883-1894
65	2573	Taylor, Graham - half-tone portrait (2 copies), ca. 1890's
65	2574	Taylor, Graham - portrait, ca. 1930's
65	2575	Taylor, Graham Romeyn - with others, in Russia, ca. 1917-1918
65	2576	Taylor, Leah Demarest - "Just before marriage in Sept. 1873", portrait, May 1873
65	2577	Events - Taylor speaking at Convocation Hall, University of Toronto, Nov. 2, 1913
65	2578	Events - Laying the cornerstone for Graham Taylor Hall; two images (two copies of each). In photograph: Graham Taylor, Graham Romeyn Taylor, Lea Taylor, Julius Rosenwald, Ozora Davis, Chicago Mayor William Dever, and John R. Montgomery, Nov. 18, 1926
65	2579	Events - Cutting the cake, 50th Anniversary of the University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration. In photograph: Mrs. George A. Ranney, Lea D. Taylor, Hermon D. Smith, May 13, 1958
65	2580	Miscellaneous - Graham Taylor Hall, Chicago Theological Seminary, model and finished Hall, ca. 1919-1928
65	2581	Miscellaneous - Guida, John (Chicago Commons Resident?), about 7-11 years old, 1920
65	2582	Miscellaneous - Pesce, Michael J. (Chicago Commons Resident?), in his "convalescent outfit," 1942


Series 12: Scrapbooks - Daily News Columns, 1902-1938
Clippings of the columns Graham Taylor wrote weekly in the Chicago Daily News for over 35 years. Taylor covered social and labor issues locally, nationally, and internationally.
Due to the very fragile nature of the news clippings, it is advised that the researcher utilize the Chicago Daily News newspaper microfilm rather than these originals. The Newberry Library holds microfilm for the newspaper through 1935.
Arranged chronologically.

Box		Contents
66		Chicago Daily News Columns, Nov. 22, 1902-Jun. 27, 1914
67		Chicago Daily News Columns, Jul. 3, 1914-Dec. 26, 1925
68		Chicago Daily News Columns, Jan. 2, 1926-Dec. 28, 1929
69		Chicago Daily News Columns, Jan. 4, 1930-Sept. 30, 1933
70		Chicago Daily News Columns, Oct. 7, 1933-Jan. 26, 1935
71		Chicago Daily News Columns, Feb. 2, 1935-May 29, 1936
72		Chicago Daily News Columns, Jun. 6, 1936-Oct. 8, 1938

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