TABLE OF CONTENTS
Descriptive Summary of the Collection
Administrative Information
Biography of Victor Freemont Lawson
Scope and Content of the Collection
Organization
Selected Search Terms
Container List
Series 1: Outgoing Correspondence,
1878-1926
Series 2: Chicago Daily News, 1877-1925
Series 3: Subject Files, 1888-1925
Series 4: Personal Files, 1873-1926
Series 5: Photographs, ca. 1860s-1931
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The Newberry Library Roger and Julie Baskes Department of Special
Collections 60 West Walton Street Chicago, Illinois 60610-7324 USA Phone: 312-255-3506 Fax: 312-255-3646 E-Mail: specialcolls@newberry.org URL: http://www.newberry.org
Machine-readable finding aid encoded by
Lisa Janssen and Kelly Kress,
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Lawson, Victor Freemont,
1850-1925
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| Title |
Victor Lawson
Papers
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| Dates |
ca.1860-1931 |
| Dates |
bulk
1885-1925
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| Extent |
59 linear feet (137
boxes and 1 oversize box)
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| Abstract |
Correspondence, reports,
legal documents, contracts, and other materials pertaining to Victor Lawson’s
life and career as a pioneering newspaperman and owner of the
Chicago Daily News in early 1900s Chicago.
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| Language |
Materials are in
English.
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| Repository |
Newberry Library, Roger and Julie Baskes Department
of Special Collections
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| Collection Call Number |
Midwest MS Lawson |
| Collection Stack Location |
3a 40 13-14; 3a 41
12-14
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Victor Lawson Papers, The Newberry Library, Chicago.
Gift of John S. Knight, 1946, additional gifts from Field
Enterprises, 1961 and I. Norman Lawson, 1963.
Amy Nyholm, 1947, Alison Hinderliter, Lisa Janssen, Kelly Kress, and
Shannon Yule, 2006
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 Victor Lawson Papers are open for research in the Special
Collections Reading Room; 1 box at a time (Priority III).
Ownership and Literary Rights
The Victor Lawson 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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Owner and publisher of the Chicago Daily
News.
Victor Freemont Lawson was born in Chicago, Illinois on September 9,
1850. His father, Iver Lawson, was a Norwegian immigrant, a laborer who came to
prosperity buying and selling real estate in Chicago during the mid 1800s.
Little is known about his mother Melinda Nordvig but that she was also of
Norwegian descent. His father eventually entered city politics, becoming a
member of the city council in 1864. The family was active in Chicago’s first
Norwegian Evangelical Church and lived in a large house at 1136 North Clark
Street.
While still in grammar school, Victor asked his father’s permission to
look for a job. Young Lawson found a position in the circulation department of
the Journal, the first of many in his long career
in the newspaper business. He attended Chicago High School on West Monroe
Street, and later the Phillips Academy at Andover, Massachusetts with the
intention of attending Harvard, but due to poor health was unable to continue
his academic studies and returned to Chicago.
After his Iver Lawson's death in 1872, he took over the administration
of his father's estate, which included a Norwegian language newspaper called
the Skandinaven. Another tenant in the same
building as the Skandinaven was Melville E. Stone,
who about to launch an as yet untested one-cent evening newspaper, the
Chicago Daily News.
Stone’s Daily News struggled financially
and Lawson stepped in with capital. He became publisher of the
Daily News in 1876 retaining Stone as editor.
Lawson headed the Chicago Daily News for the next
twenty-nine years and made many innovations in the newspaper business that
continue today including advancements in newspaper promotion, classified
advertising, and syndication of news stories, serials, and comics. In addition,
the Daily News employed some of the most notable
writers and editors of the time, such as Henry Justin Smith, Charles H. Dennis,
Ben Hecht, and Eugene Field.
Lawson also created a pioneering foreign news service, first through
the Chicago Record and then in 1909 transferring
it to the Daily News. The News had offices in London, Paris, Berlin and
correspondents in Egypt, South Africa, and Japan. The service employed
distinguished journalists such as Edward Price Bell, Paul Mowrer, Raymond
Swing, and Junius B. Wood to report on world affairs and was vital in providing
information on such major events as the Spanish-American War, the
Russo-Japanese war, and World War I during Lawson’s tenure.
Lawson’s life and career encompassed many other facets. He was
president of the then newly formed Associated Press, was active politically in
endorsing local and national candidates, and was a member of the Chicago
Commission on Race Relations, taking significant part in writing the critical
report, “The Negro in Chicago,” following the race riots of 1919. He was also a
generous philanthropist who gave substantially to such organizations as the
Fresh Air Fund and the YMCA, and was a prominent member of Chicago’s New
England Church.
Lawson married Jessie Strong Bradley, a society girl, on February 8,
1880. She suffered from ill health most of her adult life. They had no children
and Jessie passed away on October 2, 1913. Lawson himself died suddenly of a
heart attack at his farm in Green Lake, Wisconsin, on August 19, 1925.
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Incoming and outgoing correspondence, reports, and clippings
concerning the day to day running of the Daily
News and Victor Lawson's personal fincances and residences in Chicago
and Green Lake, Wisconsin.
Correspondents include noted Daily News
reporters, managers, and editors such as, Charles H. Dennis, Walter Strong,
Hopewell Rogers, Henry Justin Smith, Edward Price Bell, Paul Scott Mowrer,
Raymond Swing, and Eugene Field. Daily News papers
also include materials from the Daily News foreign
service offices, newspaper syndication companies, advertisers, and the public.
Also contains correspondence and financial records from other organizations
which Lawson was associated with including the Associated Press, the Associated
Newspapers, the Chicago Commission on Race Relations, and the City News Bureau
of Chicago. There is a significant amount of material concerning the
maintenance of his farm in Green Lake Wisconsin and his charitable financial
giving. A small series of photographs contains photos of Victor Lawson
througout his life, but is primarily made up snapshots of his brother Iver
Lawson's family in San Diego.
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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Papers are organized in the following series:
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The following terms have been used to index the description of this
collection in the Newberry Library's public catalog. Researchers desiring
additional materials on a particular topic should search the catalog using
these headings.
Names
- Associated
Press
- Bell, Edward Price,
1869-1943
- Chicago Commission on
Race Relations
- Chicago Daily News,
Inc.
- City News Bureau of
Chicago
- Dennis, Charles Henry,
1860-1943
- Field, Eugene,
1850-1895
- Fresh Air Fund
- Hansen, Harry,
1884
- Lawson, Victor Freemont,
1850-1925
- Mowrer, Paul Scott,
1887-
- New England Church
(Chicago, Ill.)
- Noyes, Frank B. (Frank
Brett), 1863-1948
- Rogers, Hopewell L.
(Hopewell Lindenberger), b. 1876
- Smith, Henry Justin,
1875-1936
- Stone, Melville Elijah,
1848-1929
- Young Men’s Christian
associations -- Illinois -- Chicago.
Subjects
- Advertising --
Medicine
- Advertising,
Classified
- Advertising,
Newspaper
- Correspondence -- Illinois
-- Chicago -- 1851-1900
- Correspondence -- Illinois
-- Chicago -- 1901-1950
- Foreign
correspondents
- Foreign news
- Green Lake County (Wis.)
- Journalism -- Illinois --
Chicago -- History
- Letterpress copybooks --
Illinois -- Chicago
- Manuscripts, American --
Illinois -- Chicago
- News agencies
- Newspaper
industry
- Newspaper carriers --
Illinois -- Chicago
- Newspaper editors --
Illinois -- Chicago
- Newspaper employees --
Labor unions
- Newspaper layout and
typography -- History
- Newspaper presses
- Newspaper publishing --
Economic aspects
- Newspaper publishing --
Illinois -- Chicago
- Newspaper publishing --
United States -- History -- 20th century
- Newspapers -- Illinois --
Chicago -- History
- Philanthropists --
Illinois -- Chicago
- Photographs --
1851-1900
- Photographs --
1901-1950
- Quacks and quackery --
United States -- History
- Race relations
- Reporters and
reporting
- Russo-Japanese War,
1904-1905
- Spanish-American War,
1898
- Syndicates (Journalism) --
United States
- World War, 1914-1918
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| Bound letterpress books and some loose correspondence from Victor
Lawson to Chicago Daily News employees, business
associates, friends, and colleagues.
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| Letterpress books are arranged alphabetically by type of
correspondence and then chronologically. Some letterpress books are bound by
stenographer's name causing some chronological overlap. A small amount of loose
correspondence follows the letterpress books which is arranged alphabetically.
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Folder |
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| 1 |
1 |
Advertising Agents, Sep. 1881-Dec.1884 |
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2 |
Advertising Agents, Dec. 1884-Mar. 1885 |
| 1 |
3 |
Advertisers, Feb. 1882-Mar. 1885 |
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4 |
Associated Press (includes some meeting minutes),
Feb. 1882-Feb. 1893
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5 |
Associated Press, Jan. 1893-1894 |
| 3 |
6 |
Associated Press, Sep. 1894-1895 |
| 3 |
7 |
Associated Press, Aug. 1895-Mar. 1897 |
| 4 |
8 |
Associated Press, Mar. 1897-Dec. 1899 |
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9 |
Associated Press, Dec. 1899-Oct. 1901 |
| 5 |
10 |
Associated Press, Sep. 1900-Apr. 1901 |
| 5 |
11 |
City Press Association, Aug. 1890-Dec. 1894 |
| 5 |
12 |
Dewey (Harriet), Jan. 1880-May1892 |
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13 |
Miscellaneous, Mar. 1880-Mar. 1885 |
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14 |
Miscellaneous, May 1882-Sep.1883 |
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15 |
Miscellaneous, Aug. 1993-Nov. 1884 |
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16 |
Publishers, Dec. 1878-Feb. 1882 |
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17 |
Publishers, Oct. 1883-Oct. 1884 |
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18 |
Personal, Jan. 1878-Mar. 1880 |
| 8 |
19 |
Personal, Mar. 1880-Apr. 1890 |
| 8 |
20 |
Personal, Apr. 1890-May 1893 |
| 8 |
21 |
Personal, May 1893-Apr. 1896 |
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22 |
Personal, Apr. 1896-Jul. 1898 |
| 9 |
23 |
Personal, Jul. 1898-Feb. 1900 |
| 9 |
24 |
Personal, Feb. 1900-Jul. 1901 |
| 9 |
25 |
Personal, Jul. 1901-Jul. 1903 |
| 10 |
26 |
Personal, Jul. 1903-Apr. 1905 |
| 10 |
27 |
Personal, Apr. 1905-Nov. 1906 |
| 11 |
28 |
Personal, Nov. 1906-Nov. 1907 |
| 11 |
29 |
Personal, Mar. 1907-Jul. 1908 |
| 12 |
30 |
Personal, Jul. 1908-Jun. 1909 |
| 12 |
31 |
Personal, Jun. 1909-Mar. 1910 |
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32 |
Personal, Mar. 1910-Nov. 1910 |
| 13 |
33 |
Personal, Nov. 1910-Aug. 1911 |
| 14 |
34 |
Personal, Nov. 1911-Jul. 1912 |
| 14 |
35 |
Personal, May 1913-Mar. 1914 |
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36 |
Personal, Mar. 1914-Mar. 1915 |
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37 |
Personal, Mar.-Nov. 1915 |
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38 |
Personal, Nov. 1915-Oct. 1916 |
| 16 |
39 |
Personal, Oct. 1916-Sep. 1917 |
| 17 |
40 |
Personal, Sep. 1917-Jun. 1918 |
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41 |
Personal, Jun. 1918-Jun. 1919 |
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42 |
Personal, Jun. 1919-Aug. 1920 |
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43 |
Personal, Aug. 1920-Oct. 1921 |
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44 |
Personal, Oct.-Nov. 1921 |
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45 |
Personal, Nov. 1921-Feb. 1923 |
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46 |
Personal, Feb, 1923-Jul. 1924 |
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47 |
Personal (last letters are from Hopewell Rogers and
others regarding Lawson's estate), Jul. 1924-Jan. 1926
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48 |
General Business, Nov. 1877-Jul. 1878 |
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49 |
General Business, Apr. 1881-1884 |
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50 |
General Business, Feb.-Dec. 1882 |
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51 |
General Business, Jan. 1883-Oct. 1884 |
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52 |
General Business, Jul.-Oct. 1884 |
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53 |
General Business, Oct.-Dec. 1884 |
| 24 |
54 |
General Business, Jan.-Mar. 1885 |
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55 |
General Business, Nov. 1884-Feb. 1886 |
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56 |
General Business, Jun.-Sep. 1885 |
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57 |
General Business, Sep.-Nov. 1885 |
| 26 |
58 |
General Business, Mar. 1886-Jan. 1888 |
| 27 |
59 |
General Business, Jun. 1888-Mar. 1889 |
| 27 |
60 |
General Business, Mar.-Aug. 1889 |
| 28 |
61 |
General Business, Dec. 1888-Mar. 1889 |
| 28 |
62 |
General Business, Mar.-Aug. 1889 |
| 29 |
63 |
General Business, Aug.-Dec. 1889 |
| 29 |
64 |
General Business, Dec. 1889-May 1890 |
| 30 |
65 |
General Business, Aug. 1889-Jan. 1890 |
| 30 |
66 |
General Business, Jan.-Aug. 1890 |
| 31 |
67 |
General Business, May-Oct. 1890 |
| 31 |
68 |
General Business, Nov. 1890-Mar. 1891 |
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69 |
General Business, Mar.-Jun 1891 |
| 32 |
70 |
General Business, Jun.-Aug. 1891 |
| 33 |
71 |
General Business, Aug. 1890-Jan. 1891 |
| 33 |
72 |
General Business, Jan.-Jul. 1891 |
| 34 |
73 |
General Business, Aug.-Sep. 1891 |
| 34 |
74 |
General Business, Sep.-Nov. 1891 |
| 35 |
75 |
General Business, Jul. 1891-Jan. 1892 |
| 35 |
76 |
General Business, Jan.-Dec. 1892 |
| 36 |
77 |
General Business, Nov. 1891-Feb. 1892 |
| 36 |
78 |
General Business, Feb.-Apr. 1892 |
| 37 |
79 |
General Business, Apr.-Jul. 1892 |
| 37 |
80 |
General Business, Jul.-Sep. 1892 |
| 38 |
81 |
General Business, Sep.-Oct. 1892 |
| 38 |
82 |
General Business, Oct. 1892-Jan. 1893 |
| 39 |
83 |
General Business, Dec. 1892-Sep. 1893 |
| 39 |
84 |
General Business, Sep. 1893-Sep. 1894 |
| 40 |
85 |
General Business, Jan.-Mar. 1893 |
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86 |
General Business, Mar.-May 1893 |
| 41 |
87 |
General Business, May-Jul. 1893 |
| 41 |
88 |
General Business, Jul.-Oct. 1893 |
| 42 |
89 |
General Business, Oct.-Dec. 1893 |
| 42 |
90 |
General Business, Jan.-Apr. 1894 |
| 43 |
91 |
General Business, Apr.-Jul. 1894 |
| 43 |
92 |
General Business, Jul.-Sep. 1894 |
| 44 |
93 |
General Business, Sep. 1894-Jul. 1895 |
| 44 |
94 |
General Business, Sep.-Dec. 1895 |
| 45 |
95 |
General Business, Dec. 1894-Feb. 1895 |
| 45 |
96 |
General Business, Feb.-Apr. 1895 |
| 46 |
97 |
General Business, Apr.-Jun. 1895 |
| 46 |
98 |
General Business, Jun.-Aug. 1895 |
| 47 |
99 |
General Business, Jul. 1895-Feb. 1896 |
| 47 |
100 |
General Business, Aug.-Dec. 1895 |
| 48 |
101 |
General Business, Oct.-Dec. 1895 |
| 48 |
102 |
General Business, Dec. 1895-Feb. 1896 |
| 49 |
103 |
General Business, Feb.-Jun. 1896 |
| 49 |
104 |
General Business, Feb.-Mar. 1896 |
| 50 |
105 |
General Business, Mar.-Jun. 1896 |
| 50 |
106 |
General Business, Jun.-Aug. 1896 |
| 51 |
107 |
General Business, Jun.-Nov. 1896 |
| 51 |
108 |
General Business, Aug.-Oct. 1896 |
| 52 |
109 |
General Business, Oct.-Dec. 1896 |
| 52 |
110 |
General Business, Nov. 1896-Mar. 1897 |
| 53 |
111 |
General Business, Dec. 1896-Feb. 1897 |
| 53 |
112 |
General Business, Feb.-Apr. 1897 |
| 54 |
113 |
General Business, Mar. 1897-Jan. 1898 |
| 54 |
114 |
General Business, Apr.-Jun. 1897 |
| 55 |
115 |
General Business, Jun.-Aug. 1897 |
| 55 |
116 |
General Business, Aug.-Dec. 1897 |
| 56 |
117 |
General Business, Oct.-Nov. 1897 |
| 56 |
118 |
General Business, Nov. 1897-Jan. 1898 |
| 57 |
119 |
General Business, Jan.-Dec. 1898 |
| 57 |
120 |
General Business, Dec. 1898-May 1899 |
| 58 |
121 |
General Business, May-Dec. 1899 |
| 58 |
122 |
General Business, Dec. 1899-Mar. 1900 |
| 59 |
123 |
General Business, Apr.-Sep. 1900 |
| 59 |
124 |
General Business, Apr.-Dec. 1901 |
| 60 |
125 |
General Business, Dec. 1901-Jan. 1903 |
| 60 |
126 |
General Business, Jan. 1903-Jan. 1904 |
| 61 |
127 |
General Business, Jan.-Jul. 1904 |
| 61 |
128 |
General Business, Sep. 1904-Jul. 1905 |
| 61 |
129 |
General Business, Jun. 1905-Mar. 1906 |
| 62 |
130 |
General Business, Apr. 1906-May 1907 |
| 62 |
131 |
General Business, Jun. 1907-May 1908 |
| 63 |
132 |
General Business, May 1908-Mar. 1910 |
| 63 |
133 |
General Business, Mar. 1910-May 1911 |
| 64 |
134 |
General Business, May 1911-Feb. 1912 |
| 64 |
135 |
General Business, Feb.-Dec. 1912 |
| 65 |
136 |
General Business, Oct. 1912-May 1913 |
| 65 |
137 |
General Business, May 1913-Nov. 1914 |
| 66 |
138 |
General Business, Nov. 1914-Sep. 1915 |
| 67 |
139 |
General Business, Sep. 1915-Jan. 1916 |
| 68 |
140 |
General Business, Jan.-Jun. 1916 |
| 68 |
141 |
General Business, Aug.-Nov. 1916 |
| 69 |
142 |
General Business, Nov. 1916-Aug. 1917 |
| 70 |
143 |
General Business, Aug.-Oct. 1917 |
| 71 |
144 |
General Business, Oct. 1917-Jul. 1918 |
| 72 |
145 |
General Business, Jul.-Nov. 1918 |
| 73 |
146 |
General Business, Nov. 1918-Feb. 1919 |
| 74 |
147 |
General Business, Feb.-Sep. 1919 |
| 75 |
148 |
General Business, Sep.-Nov. 1919 |
| 76 |
149 |
General Business, Nov. 1919 |
| 77 |
150 |
General Business, Dec. 1919-Aug. 1920 |
| 77 |
151 |
General Business, Aug.-Oct. 1920 |
| 78 |
152 |
General Business, Oct. 1920-Jun. 1921 |
| 79 |
153 |
General Business, Jun.-Oct. 1921 |
| 80 |
154 |
General Business, Oct. 1921-Apr. 1922 |
| 81 |
155 |
General Business, Apr.-Oct. 1922 |
| 82 |
156 |
General Business, Sep.-Nov. 1922 |
| 83 |
157 |
General Business, Nov. 1922-May 1923 |
| 84 |
158 |
General Business, May-Sep. 1923 |
| 85 |
159 |
General Business, Sep.-Nov. 1923 |
| 86 |
160 |
General Business, Nov. 1923-Aug. 1924 |
| 87 |
161 |
General Business, Aug.-Nov. 1924 |
| 88 |
162 |
General Business, Nov. 1924-Jan. 1926 |
| 89 |
163 |
Advertising, 1899-1924 |
| 89 |
164 |
Associated Press related, 1909-1919 |
| 89 |
165 |
Chicago Herald, 1915, 1918 |
| 89 |
166 |
Dennis, Charles H., 1917-1923 |
| 89 |
167 |
Faye, Charles, 1893-1898 |
| 89 |
168 |
Faye, Charles, 1898-1899 |
| 89 |
169 |
Foreign News Service related, 1916-1924, n.d. |
| 89 |
170 |
Fresh Air Fund related, 1917 |
| 89 |
171 |
General Business (sent from Lone Tree Farm),
1918
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| 89 |
172 |
Hansen, Harry, 1919-1924 |
| 89 |
173 |
Lawson, Victor - notes, 1893-1925, n.d. |
| 89 |
174 |
Miscellaneous External, 1717-1924, n.d. |
| 90 |
175 |
Miscellaneous Internal, 1908-1924, n.d. |
| 90 |
175a-d |
Notebooks containing carbons of handwritten letters,
1921-1923
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| 90 |
176 |
Paper shortage related, 1917-1924 |
| 90 |
177 |
Rogers, Hopewell, 1912-1924, n.d. |
| 90 |
178 |
Stone, Irving, 1896-1922 |
| 90 |
179 |
Story campaign, 1919-1923 |
| 90 |
180 |
Strong, Walter, 1917-1924, n.d. |
| 90 |
181 |
Syndication related, 1917-1924, n.d. |
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| Correspondence, clippings, reports, and other documents concerning
the day to day functioning of the newspaper, as well as the
Daily News foreign news service, labor issues, and
fiancial matters. Folders with major correspondents such as Edward Price Bell,
Walter Strong and Charles Dennis may contain a variety of materials, notes,
reports and clippings, while many advertising and syndication companies'
folders contain promotional materials. It would appear that virtually all
correspondence in this series passed over Lawson's desk, whether written
directly to him or to to others pertaining to specific issues. Letters,
clippings and proofs are often marked with notes written by Lawson and replies
from his staff including Charles Dennis, Walter Strong, Hopewell Rogers and his
longtime secretary Wilhelmina Werner. Of potential interest are materials
pertaining to labor disputes with news carriers and composing room employees as
well as Lawson's concern with truth in advertising in regard to medical
products.
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reports and documents at the end of series.
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Folder |
Contents |
| 91 |
182 |
Adair, Andrew to Lawson and Strong, 1917-1924 |
| 91 |
183 |
Adrian Daily Telegram (1 letter), 1924 |
| 91 |
184 |
Advertising - classified advertising survey, completed
survey forms, correspondence, 1918
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| 91 |
185 |
Advertising - medical products - correspondence, notes,
reports regarding truth in medical product ads, 1881-1924
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| 91 |
186 |
Advertising - correspondence between H. Rogers, Lyons
and Bougher regarding use of blanks for counter ads, 1917
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| 91 |
187 |
Advertising - correspondence regarding regulations on
unskilled labor want ads, 1918
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| 91 |
188 |
Advertising - correspondence between H. Rogers, Shryock,
Strong, notes by Lawson reports regarding display ads, 1922
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| 91 |
189 |
Advertising - correspondence between Lawson, Bougher,
Woodward regarding use of outline type, 1918
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| 91 |
190 |
Advertising - correspondence regarding "In Memorium"
notices, 1918
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| 91 |
191 |
Advertising - correspondence, notes by Lawson regarding
United States Service Bureau requests on language, 1918
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| 91 |
192 |
Advertising - promotional and ad copy, 1917-1924 |
| 91 |
193 |
Advertising - miscellaneous reports, notes (see also
Reports and Documents - Advertising at end of this series), 1916-1924
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| 91 |
194 |
Affleck, B. F. - 1 letter with notes by Lawson and
Dennis, 1924
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| 91 |
195 |
Allen, Harlan and Elizabeth - correspondence and column
"Your Job and Other Fellows," 1923
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| 91 |
196 |
American Association of Foreign Language Newspapers,
1918
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| 91 |
197 |
American Consular Service, 1919-1920 |
| 91 |
198 |
American Expeditionary Forces - letter to Harry Hansen
with note by Dennis, 1919
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| 91 |
199 |
American Newspaper Publishers Association (including H.
N. Carey, Chicago Local), correspondence and contracts regarding labor, news
carriers, and the typographical union, 1912-1924
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| 91 |
200 |
American Protective Tariff League (Wilber F. Wakeman),
1924
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| 91 |
201 |
American Red Cross to Leroy Vernon (also letter from
Vernon to Lawson), 1917
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| 91 |
202 |
Arizona Republican (Dwight B. Heard), 1924 |
| 91 |
203 |
Armour Fertilizer Works - 1 letter, 1923 |
| 91 |
204 |
Art Department - correspondence regarding salaries at
other newspapers and report on findings, 1922
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| 91 |
205 |
Arthur Young & Company - report, "Appraisal of
Comparative Values of Chicago Newspapers," 1918
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| 91 |
206 |
Atlas Club - 1 letter, 1918 |
| 91 |
207 |
Award of Distinguished Service (for advertising),
mock-up of booklet, n.d.
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| 92 |
208 |
Babcock, William H. to Walter Strong, 1923 |
| 92 |
209 |
Babson, Roger - correspondence, clippings, 1923-1924 |
| 92 |
210 |
Baker, George H., 1924, n.d. |
| 92 |
211 |
Baker Packing Co., 1917-1918 |
| 92 |
212 |
Bancroft, Edgar A. (Scott, Bancroft, Martin &
Stephens Law Offices), 1921
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| 92 |
213 |
Barbours Advertising Rate Sheets - correspondence from
Woodrow, Rogers, notes by Lawson, 1919
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| 92 |
214 |
Barnum, Richard L. to E. G. Nichols, financial editor,
1919
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| 92 |
215 |
Belgo Export & Co. Limited - correspondence and
contract, 1917, 1921
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| 92 |
216 |
Bell, Edward Price, 1914-1921 |
| 92 |
217 |
Bell, Edward Price, Feb.-Aug. 1922 |
| 92 |
218 |
Bell, Edward Price, Sep.-Dec., 1992 |
| 92 |
219 |
Bell, Edward Price, Jan.-Jun. 1923 |
| 92 |
220 |
Bell, Edward Price, Jul.-Dec. 1923 |
| 92 |
221 |
Bell, Edward Price, Jan.-Jun. 1924 |
| 93 |
222 |
Bell, Edward Price, Jul.-Dec. 1924 |
| 93 |
223 |
Bell, Edward Price, 1925 |
| 93 |
224 |
Bell, Edward Price - London office lease, 1913 |
| 93 |
225 |
Bell Syndicate, 1917-1918 |
| 93 |
226 |
Bell Syndicate, 1919 |
| 93 |
227 |
Bell Syndicate, 1920 |
| 93 |
228 |
Bell Syndicate, 1921 |
| 93 |
229 |
Bell Syndicate, Jan.-Jun. 1922 |
| 93 |
230 |
Bell Syndicate, Aug.-Dec. 1922 |
| 94 |
231 |
Bell Syndicate, Jan.-Mar. 1923 |
| 94 |
232 |
Bell Syndicate, May-Dec. 1923 |
| 94 |
233 |
Bell Syndicate (includes some promotional materials),
Jan.-Mar. 1924
|
| 94 |
234 |
Bell Syndicate, Apr.-Dec., 1924 |
| 94 |
235 |
Bell Syndicate (includes some promotional materials),
1925
|
| 94 |
236 |
Bentley, Dr. Charles E., 1917 |
| 94 |
237 |
Better Government Association of Chicago & Cook
County, 1924-1925
|
| 94 |
238 |
Bickel, Karl A. (United Press Association), 1924 |
| 94 |
239 |
Blad, Valdemar - 1 letter, 1920 |
| 94 |
240 |
Board of Local Improvements - assessment contract,
1909
|
| 94 |
241 |
Booth, George G. (Detroit News), 1918 |
| 94 |
242 |
Boston Globe, 1917-1918 |
| 94 |
243 |
Boston Herald, 1919 |
| 94 |
244 |
Boston Traveler (Howard Breck), 1917-1919 |
| 94 |
245 |
Bougher, L. J. (also to Woodward, see also Strong and
Advertising folders), 1917-1922
|
| 94 |
246 |
Bowne, Louis, n.d. |
| 94 |
247 |
Boyer & Moody Financial Brokers, 1918 |
| 94 |
248 |
Brested, Charles, 1923-1924 |
| 94 |
249 |
Bridgeman, H. L. (Brooklyn Standard Union), 1924 |
| 94 |
250 |
Bridgewater, I. P., 1924 |
| 94 |
251 |
Briggs, George C., 1923 |
| 94 |
252 |
Brooksl, Leonard R., 1914-1920 |
| 94 |
253 |
Brown, Constantine, 1923-1924 |
| 94 |
254 |
Brown, Cyril, 1921 |
| 94 |
255 |
Brown, Edgar G., 1923 |
| 94 |
256 |
Brown, Edward S., 1917, 1919 |
| 94 |
257 |
Buck, Clarence F., 1918 |
| 94 |
258 |
Buffalo Better Business Commission, 1924 |
| 94 |
259 |
Buffalo Commercial, 1918 |
| 94 |
260 |
Buffalo Evening News, 1901-1925 |
| 94 |
261 |
Builders Association of Chicago, 1919 |
| 94 |
261a |
Burgess, Thorton W. - correspondence, notes regarding
running Burgess "Bedtime Stories" in Chicago Daily News, 1919
|
| 94 |
262 |
Burnham, Daniel H. to Walter Strong , 1923 |
| 94 |
263 |
Burquist, William H., 1925 |
| 94 |
264 |
Burroughs, J. Isadore - 1 letter regarding death of
Wilhelmina Werner, 1923
|
| 94 |
265 |
Business Department (James Baley), 1919 |
| 94 |
266 |
Butler, Nicholas Murray, 1919 |
| 95 |
267 |
Calendars - 2 memorandum calendars containing
appointments and notes written by Lawson, 1988-1889
|
| 95 |
268 |
Call, Edward P. (Daily Club, New York Times),
1908-1911
|
| 95 |
269 |
Carson Pirie Scott & Co., 1917 |
| 95 |
270 |
Carter, James S., 1924 |
| 95 |
271 |
Chalmers, William J., 1918 |
| 95 |
272 |
Chappell, F. A., 1918-1924 |
| 95 |
273 |
Chmarzynski, J., 1918 |
| 95 |
274 |
Chicago American (and Chicago Evening American),
1917, 1924
|
| 95 |
275 |
Chicago Airport to Walter Strong, 1922 |
| 95 |
276 |
Chicago Association of Commerce, 1919 |
| 95 |
277 |
Chicago Board of Supervising Engineers - reports and
memoranda regarding the "Unified Operation of Surface and Elevated Lines,"
1914
|
| 95 |
278 |
Chicago Committee for Armenian & Syrian Relief ,
1918
|
| 95 |
279 |
Chicago Community Trust - correspondence and report,
1923-1924
|
| 95 |
280 |
Chicago Home Rule League, 1924 |
| 95 |
281 |
Chicago Jewelers' Association, 1925 |
| 95 |
282 |
Chicago Law & Order League, 1919 |
| 95 |
283 |
Chicago Oil Burner Association, 1925 |
| 95 |
284 |
Chicago Plan Commission, 1922 |
| 95 |
285 |
Chicago Post Office, 1918 |
| 95 |
286-289 |
Chicago Tribune - correspondence, clippings, promotional
items, reports, 1916-1925
|
| 95 |
290 |
Circulation promotional pamphlet, 1883 |
| 95 |
291 |
Citizens' Association of Chicago, 1917 |
| 95 |
292 |
Citizens' Committee on South Water Street Assessment -
correspondence, reports, memos, 1922-1925
|
| 95 |
293 |
"City Employee Who Knows But Fears to Talk," letter
regarding city corruption, 1923
|
| 95 |
294 |
City of Chicago Council Chamber, 1917, 1921 |
| 95 |
295 |
Civic Federation of Chicago, includes paper by Douglas
Sutherland, 1921
|
| 95 |
296 |
Collier's, 1924 |
| 95 |
297 |
Columbia Phonograph Company, 1918 |
| 95 |
298 |
Committee for the Application of Forestry Society of
American Foresters , 1920
|
| 95 |
299 |
Consolidated Press Association, 1921-1924 |
| 95 |
300 |
Consolidated Water Power & Paper Company - contract,
1922
|
| 95 |
301 |
Constitutional Convention - State of Illinois,
1920
|
| 95 |
302 |
Cooke, Edmund Vance, 1917, 1922 |
| 95 |
303 |
Cooke, George A., 1925 |
| 95 |
304 |
Cools, G. Victor - letter and unsolicited manuscript,
1925
|
| 95 |
305 |
Cowles, W. H., 1917 |
| 95 |
306 |
Coxe, H. Cleveland, 1917 |
| 95 |
307 |
Cox Multi-Mailer System, 1918 |
| 95 |
308 |
Craig, John - memo to Mr. Beitler, 1924 |
| 95 |
309 |
Crane Packing Company, 1920 |
| 95 |
310 |
Curtis, A. W. - 1 telegram and note from C. Dennis on
Japanese forces, n.d.
|
| 96 |
311 |
Daily Jewish Courier, 1917 |
| 96 |
312 |
Daily Oklahoman, 1918 |
| 96 |
313 |
D'Arcy Advertising Company - estimate for poster,
1922
|
| 96 |
314 |
Davis Dry Goods Company - correspondence, clipping,
notes, 1924
|
| 96 |
315 |
Day, Stephen A., 1919 |
| 96 |
316 |
Decker, A. R. - correspondence regarding Chicago Daily
News Rome office, 1923-1924
|
| 96 |
317 |
Dennis, Charles H., 1908-1918 |
| 96 |
318 |
Dennis, Charles H., 1919 |
| 96 |
319 |
Dennis, Charles H., 1920-1921 |
| 96 |
320 |
Dennis, Charles H., Jan.-Jun. 1922 |
| 96 |
321 |
Dennis, Charles H., Jul.-Aug. 1922 |
| 96 |
322 |
Dennis, Charles H., Sep. 1922 |
| 96 |
323 |
Dennis, Charles H., Oct.-Dec. 1922 |
| 96 |
324 |
Dennis, Charles H., Jan.-Jul. 1923 |
| 96 |
325 |
Dennis, Charles H., Aug.-Sep. 1923 |
| 96 |
326 |
Dennis, Charles H., Nov.-Dec. 1923 |
| 96 |
327 |
Dennis, Charles H., Jan.-Jun. 1924 |
| 96 |
328 |
Dennis, Charles H., Jul.-Sep. 1924 |
| 96 |
329 |
Dennis, Charles H., Oct.-Dec. 1924 |
| 96 |
330 |
Dennis, Charles H., 1925 |
| 96 |
331 |
Dennis, Charles H., n.d. |
| 96 |
332 |
Des Moines Capital, 1918 |
| 96 |
333 |
Detroit News to W. Strong, 1924 |
| 96 |
334 |
Dewey, Harriet, 1918 |
| 96 |
335 |
Dibbles & Manierre Real Estate - correspondence and
map of downtown, 1910-1915
|
| 96 |
336 |
Digby, Bassett, 1918-1919 |
| 96 |
337-338 |
Doubleday, Page & Co. - correspondence, promotional
items, 1902-1924
|
| 96 |
339 |
Dunbaugh, Harry J., 1917 |
| 97 |
340 |
Earl, Edwin T., 1918 |
| 97 |
341 |
Eddy, Sherwood - manuscript "The Fate of
Poland," n.d.
|
| 97 |
342 |
Edison Company - correspondence and contract,
1907
|
| 97 |
343 |
Editor & Publisher (see also oversize for copy of
magazine with cover story on Lawson), 1916-1920
|
| 97 |
344 |
Edward J. Hargrave Secret Service - invoice,
1922
|
| 97 |
345 |
Egger, E. R. - dispatches from Japan, 1923 |
| 97 |
346 |
Emporia Gazette, 1924 |
| 97 |
347 |
E. P. Dutton & Company, 1918, 1923 |
| 97 |
348 |
Erikson, Jens, 1922-1923 |
| 97 |
349-354 |
Evening Bulletin (Philadelphia) - correspondence (much
from William McLean), clippings, sales stats, 1916-1925
|
| 97 |
355 |
Evening Journal, 1918-1919 |
| 97 |
356-361 |
Evening Star (Washington D.C.), 1899-1925 |
| 97 |
362 |
Evening Sun, 1924-1925, n.d. |
| 97 |
363 |
Every Evening, 1918 |
| 97 |
364 |
Ewing, Robert (Daily States), 1918 |
| 98 |
365 |
The Fair - correspondence regarding radio sponsorship,
1922
|
| 98 |
366 |
Farson, Negley, 1925 |
| 98 |
367 |
Fay, Charles Norman, 1923-1924 |
| 98 |
368-370 |
Faye, Charles M. - correspondence, clippings, receipts,
notes, 1897-1908
|
| 98 |
371 |
Fergus, Robert C., 1918 |
| 98 |
372 |
Field, Eugene - correspondence, poems, hand-drawn
portrait, and memorial, 1886-1895, 1925
|
| 98 |
373 |
Walter Fisher (also Fisher, Boyden, Kales & Bell) -
correspondence, clippings, contracts, clippings, pamphlet, 1911-1925
|
| 98 |
374 |
Florence Rose Fashions (Florence B. Rose), 1916 |
| 98 |
375 |
Ford, Francis M., n.d. |
| 98 |
376 |
Foreign Language Information Service, 1925 |
| 98 |
377 |
Foreign Press Services, 1919 |
| 98 |
378 |
Foreman, Colonel Milton J., 1913 |
| 98 |
379 |
Foreign News Service - reports, 1917, 1923-1924 |
| 98 |
380 |
Fort Work Star-Telegram, 1918 |
| 98 |
381 |
The Forum, 1924 |
| 98 |
382 |
Fourth Estate, 1917 |
| 98 |
383 |
Frank Seaman Incorporated, 1918 |
| 98 |
384-386 |
Fresh Air Fund - correspondence, clippings, reports,
1888-1923
|
| 98 |
387-391 |
The Fun Shop (syndicated news feature) - correspondence,
reports, clippings, bulletins, 1924-1925
|
| 99 |
392 |
Garfield Fireproof Storage Co., 1924 |
| 99 |
393 |
Georgian American, 1918 |
| 99 |
394 |
George Matthew Adams Service, 1920 |
| 99 |
395 |
G. H. Mead Co., 1917 |
| 99 |
396 |
Giles, William R. (foreign dispatch on Japanese control
of press), 1919
|
| 99 |
397 |
Glickley, Albert, 1925 |
| 99 |
398 |
The Globe (Boston), 1918 |
| 99 |
399 |
The Globe (New York), 1917-1919 |
| 99 |
400 |
Goodwin Morrow Goodwin, 1918 |
| 99 |
401 |
Gordon-Van Tine Co., 1918 |
| 99 |
402 |
Green, Mary Pomeroy, 1921 |
| 99 |
403 |
Guerin, Judge Henry (Superior Court of Cook County),
1918
|
| 99 |
404 |
Halsey, E. W., 1918 |
| 99 |
405 |
Handy, W. M. (Department of the Interior), 1919 |
| 99 |
406 |
Hansen, Harry, 1918-1922 |
| 99 |
407 |
Hapgood, Norman, 1918 |
| 99 |
408 |
Hard, William, 1918 |
| 99 |
409 |
Hartman Furniture & Carpet Co., 1922 |
| 99 |
410 |
Hayner, Fred A. - 1 letter, 1919 |
| 99 |
411 |
Hays, Will H. (Republican National Committee),
1919
|
| 99 |
412 |
Hearst, W. R. (also Hearst Newspapers), 1917-1924 |
| 99 |
413 |
Hebb, Richard D., 1918 |
| 99 |
414 |
Hecht, Ben - correspondence regarding Hecht's dismissal
from Chicago Daily News, 1922
|
| 99 |
415 |
Heymann, Walt. C., 1924 |
| 99 |
416 |
H. F. Henricks Agency, 1924-1925 |
| 99 |
417 |
Holerth Cartoon Service, 1919 |
| 99 |
418 |
Holly, F. M. - correspondence regarding syndication of
Edgar Wallace's Green Archer stories, 1924
|
| 99 |
419 |
Holway, Chester, 1925 |
| 99 |
420 |
Hotel Touraine, 1918 |
| 99 |
421 |
Hough, Clarence, 1925 |
| 99 |
422 |
Houston Post, 1924 |
| 99 |
423 |
Hunt, J. T., 1922, 1925 |
| 99 |
424 |
Illinois Agricultural Association, 1921 |
| 99 |
425 |
Illinois Bell Telephone Company (previously Chicago
Telephone Co.), 1908-1921
|
| 99 |
426 |
Illinois Central Railroad Company, 1917 |
| 99 |
427-430 |
Illinois Merchants Loan & Trust Company -
correspondence, forms, statements (some items pertain to Lawson's personal
finances), 1903-1925
|
| 99 |
431 |
Illinois Society of Colonial Dames of America,
1924
|
| 100 |
432 |
Information Bureau - correspondence to and from
regarding the service, 1916-1919
|
| 100 |
433 |
Inman, Walter M. (includes correspondence regarding
labor disputes with carriers), 1818
|
| 100 |
434 |
Insull, Sam, 1920 |
| 100 |
435 |
"Insurance Scheme" - correspondence regarding selling
insurance via the newspaper, 1922-1923
|
| 100 |
436 |
International Chamber of Commerce, 1925 |
| 100 |
437-440 |
International Paper Company - correspondence, reports,
clippings, 1913-1925
|
| 100 |
441-442 |
International Printing Pressmen & Assistants' Union
of North America - correspondence, clippings, contracts, booklets, 1901-1924
|
| 100 |
443 |
Inter-Racial Council, 1919 |
| 100 |
444 |
James, F. S. C., 1925 |
| 100 |
445 |
Japan Society of Seattle, 1925 |
| 100 |
446 |
Jas. H. Matthews & Co., 1918 |
| 100 |
447 |
Jenkins, C. Francis, 1924 |
| 100 |
448 |
Jewish People's Institute, 1925 |
| 100 |
449 |
John Crerar Library, 1917 |
| 100 |
450 |
John N. Wheeler, Inc., 1917 |
| 100 |
451 |
Jones, George, 1920 |
| 100 |
452 |
Jordan, Elizabeth, 1918 |
| 100 |
453 |
Jorgensen Jr., J., 1924 |
| 100 |
454 |
J. Rowland Mix, 1918 |
| 100 |
455 |
Kaufman, Herbert (Department of the Interior),
1919
|
| 100 |
456 |
Keeley, James, 1918 |
| 100 |
457 |
Kelley, William V., 1918-1920 |
| 100 |
458 |
Kelly, D. F.. 1919-1924 |
| 100 |
459 |
Kelly, J. F., 1917-1922 |
| 100 |
460 |
Kimberly-Clark Company - contracts, 1923 |
| 100 |
461 |
Kalveness, E., 1918 |
| 100 |
462 |
Kohlsaat, Herman H., 1893, 1918-1919 |
| 100 |
463 |
Krogness, George C. (Pacific Coast rep for Chicago Daily
News), correspondence, clippings, 1921-1925
|
| 101 |
464 |
Labor - correspondence, reports, flyer relating to labor
issues, 1920-1923, n.d.
|
| 101 |
465 |
Lambert and Feasley, Inc. Advertising, 1924 |
| 101 |
466 |
Lamont, T. W., 1918 |
| 101 |
467 |
Landis, Reed G., 1919 |
| 101 |
468 |
Langland, James, 1917 |
| 101 |
469 |
Larkin, John , 1921 |
| 101 |
470 |
Law Enforcement Department regarding Anti-Saloon League,
1920
|
| 101 |
471 |
Leach, Paul R. - correspondence, copy of speech,
investigative report on the Ku Klux Klan, 1918-1923, n.d.
|
| 101 |
472 |
Levine, Louis, 1922 |
| 101 |
473 |
Literary Digest (S. S. McClure), 1921, 1923 |
| 101 |
474 |
Logan, Frank G., 1919 |
| 101 |
475 |
Lunliffe-Owen, J., 1917 |
| 101 |
476 |
MacKenzie, F. A. (foreign correspondent), 1923 |
| 101 |
477 |
Mann, Margaret, n.d. |
| 101 |
478-479 |
Marshall Field & Company - correspondence,
clippings, reports, ad proofs, notes, 1901-1924
|
| 101 |
480 |
Marsh & McLennan Insurance (previously Marsh Ullmann
& Co.), 1900-1916
|
| 101 |
481 |
Marvel Transposing Disc, 1918 |
| 101 |
482 |
Mason Tire & Rubber Co., 1924 |
| 101 |
483 |
McAndrew, William (Board of Education), 1924 |
| 101 |
484 |
McClatchy, V. S. (Sacramento Bee), 1918-1924 |
| 101 |
485 |
McClure Newspaper Syndicate - correspondence,
promotional items, 1917-1924
|
| 101 |
486 |
McCormick, Medill, 1917 |
| 101 |
487 |
McKinney, William Ayer, 1917-1922 |
| 101 |
488 |
Meggy, Percy R., 1918 |
| 101 |
489 |
Memphis Chamber of Commerce, 1920 |
| 101 |
490 |
Merrill, C. V. to Walter Strong, 1923-1924, n.d. |
| 101 |
491 |
Metzgar, A. D., 1915-1917 |
| 101 |
492 |
Military Intelligence Association, 1925 |
| 101 |
493 |
Militia of Mercy, 1918 |
| 101 |
494 |
Minneapolis Journal, 1918 |
| 101 |
495 |
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company, 1917 |
| 101 |
496 |
Moderwell, Hiram K., 1921 |
| 101 |
497 |
Molloy, Walter F., 1924 |
| 101 |
498 |
Moltzau, Arne, 1923-1924 |
| 101 |
499 |
Montsier, Robert, 1919 |
| 101 |
500 |
Moreland Advertising Company to J. B. Woodward,
1918
|
| 101 |
501 |
Morrison Hotel, 1921 |
| 101 |
502 |
Motes, Isaac H., 1924 |
| 101 |
503 |
Mowrer, Edgar, 1917-1921, n.d. |
| 101 |
504-505 |
Mowrer, Paul Scott (includes many letters and notes from
C. Dennis regarding the operation of the London office), 1916-1923, n.d.
|
| 101 |
506 |
Mullett, Mary B. - correspondence and manuscript with
revisions and notes by Lawson, 1918
|
| 101 |
507 |
Mulroy, James W., 1925 |
| 101 |
508 |
Munroe, Fayette S., 1918 |
| 101 |
509 |
Murphy, Theresa, 1924 |
| 102 |
510 |
Nash, P. A., 1924 |
| 102 |
511 |
National Bureau of Advancement, 1919 |
| 102 |
512 |
National Committee for Constructive Immigration
Legislation, 1919
|
| 102 |
513 |
National Committee of Patriotic Societies, 1918 |
| 102 |
513a |
National Crime Commission, Oct. 26, 1925 |
| 102 |
514 |
National Geographic Society, 1924 |
| 102 |
515 |
National Newspaper Service, 1917 |
| 102 |
516 |
NEA Service, Inc., 1924 |
| 102 |
517 |
"The Negro in Chicago," 1917 |
| 102 |
518 |
Nelson, Frank G., 1915 |
| 102 |
519 |
Nelson Doubleday, Inc., 1917-1918 |
| 102 |
519a |
The Newspaper Maker, Mar. 28, 1896 |
| 102 |
520 |
New York Evening Mail Syndicate, 1918 |
| 102 |
521-524 |
New York Evening Post - correspondence, promotional
items, notes, 1901-1925
|
| 102 |
525 |
New York Talking Machine Co., 525 |
| 102 |
526 |
New York Times, 1918 |
| 102 |
527 |
New York Tribune, 1917, 1923 |
| 102 |
528 |
New York World, 1917-1922 |
| 102 |
529 |
Nielsen, L. A., 1919 |
| 102 |
530 |
Nordlander, Mrs. E., 1924 |
| 102 |
531 |
North American, 1918 |
| 102 |
532 |
North American Newspaper Alliance, 1924 |
| 102 |
533 |
North Central Association, 1924 |
| 102 |
534 |
Nyando Pulp & Paper Corporation, 1918 |
| 102 |
535 |
Oregon Journal, 1919 |
| 102 |
536 |
Ostrander Lamb, Isabel - author contract, 1923 |
| 102 |
537 |
Our World Institute, 1924 |
| 102 |
538 |
Palmer, L. B., 1918 |
| 102 |
539 |
Paper Supply - correspondence regarding price of paper
and conservation during WWI, 1917-1918
|
| 102 |
540 |
Patteson, Chas. S., 1917-1920 |
| 102 |
541 |
Pattison, A. E., 1918 |
| 102 |
542 |
Pickford, Mary - promotional poster for syndicated
column (see oversize), n.d.
|
| 102 |
543 |
Pike, Claude O., 1923-1924 |
| 102 |
544 |
Pittsburg Leader, 1901-1921 |
| 102 |
545 |
Port Angeles paper mill - correspondence and report
including photographs regarding the construction of a pacific coast paper mill,
1923-1924
|
| 102 |
546 |
Porter, George F., 1921 |
| 102 |
547 |
Prentice-Hall, Inc. to Hopewell Rogers, 1923 |
| 102 |
548 |
Price, Theodore H., 1917 |
| 102 |
549 |
Printer's Ink Publishing Company, 1914, 1919 |
| 102 |
550 |
Publishers Paper Company, 1905-1922 |
| 103 |
551 |
Radio - correspondence, reports regarding broadcasting
costs and political speeches on air, 1922, 1924
|
| 103 |
552 |
Rathbone, Henry R., 1923 |
| 103 |
553 |
Raymond, James H., 1906 |
| 103 |
544 |
Readers Syndicate, Inc., 1924 |
| 103 |
555 |
Reed, Frank F. - 1 letter with note from J. B. Woodward,
1918
|
| 103 |
556 |
Reid, E. (Uncle Ike), includes 2 poems, 1919 |
| 103 |
557 |
Republic Syndicate, 1923 |
| 103 |
558 |
Republique Française (in French), 1918 |
| 103 |
559-562 |
R. Hoe & Co. - correspondence, reports, forms,
promotional items regarding printing equipment, 1899-1924
|
| 103 |
563 |
Robbins, George S. - letter, 1922 |
| 103 |
564 |
Roberts, E. W., 1923 |
| 103 |
565 |
Robertson, Alexander, 1917 |
| 103 |
566 |
Robie, William, 1923 |
| 103 |
567 |
Robins, Raymund, 1918 |
| 103 |
568 |
Rockwell, Paul - correspondence regarding a former
Chicago Daily employee who died in combat, 1924
|
| 103 |
569-577 |
Rogers, Hopewell, 1912-1924 |
| 103 |
571 |
Rosenwald, Julius (Council of National Defense),
1918
|
| 104 |
572 |
Scenario contest - correspondence and contract with
Goldwyn Pictures, 1922
|
| 104 |
573 |
Schutte, Oswald F., 1916-1918 |
| 104 |
574 |
Scripps-Howard Newspapers (Roy W. Howard), 1925 |
| 104 |
575 |
Sell, Henry Blackman, 1918 |
| 104 |
576 |
Seubold, F. H., chiropractor - letter and signed
petitions in favor of "the right to call in the physician of their choice
during illness," 1922
|
| 104 |
577 |
Shedd, John G., 1918 |
| 104 |
578 |
Sherman Service - reports on composing room employee
relations, 1919
|
| 104 |
579 |
Shryock, James N., 1921-1924 |
| 104 |
580 |
Sikes, George C., 1918 |
| 104 |
581 |
Sioux City Tribune, 1917 |
| 104 |
582 |
Sladen, Douglas, 1923-1924 |
| 104 |
583 |
Sloan Syndicate, 1918 |
| 104 |
584 |
Smith, Claude V., 1925 |
| 104 |
585 |
Smith, Henry Justin (many letters addressed to C.
Dennis), 1918-1924
|
| 104 |
586 |
Special Saturday Edition - correspondence regarding,
1915
|
| 104 |
587 |
Steele, G. F., 1924 |
| 104 |
588 |
Stenographic department report, 1922 |
| 104 |
589-590 |
Stone, Irving (foreman of newsroom), 1898-1923 |
| 104 |
591 |
"Story of a Newspaper" - script for a conducted tour
through the Chicago Daily News plant, n.d.
|
| 104 |
592 |
Stout, Ethel - author contract, 1906 |
| 104 |
593 |
Strawn, Silas H. - letters to Senator McCormick
regarding revenue bill forwarded to Lawson, 1924
|
| 104 |
594 |
Strong, Walter A., 1907-1913 |
| 104 |
595 |
Strong, Walter A. 1914-1915 |
| 104 |
596 |
Strong, Walter A. 1916 |
| 104 |
597 |
Strong, Walter A. 1917 |
| 104 |
598 |
Strong, Walter A. 1918 |
| 105 |
599 |
Strong, Walter A. Jan.-Sep. 1919 |
| 105 |
600 |
Strong, Walter A. Oct.-Dec. 1919 |
| 105 |
601 |
Strong, Walter A. Jan.-Jun. 1920 |
| 105 |
602 |
Strong, Walter A. Jul.-Sep. 1920 |
| 105 |
603 |
Strong, Walter A. Oct.-Dec. 1920 |
| 105 |
604 |
Strong, Walter A. Jan.-Aug. 1921 |
| 105 |
605 |
Strong, Walter A. Sep.-Oct. 1921 |
| 105 |
606 |
Strong, Walter A. Nov.-Dec. 1921 |
| 105 |
607 |
Strong, Walter A. Jan.-Mar. 1922 |
| 105 |
608 |
Strong, Walter A. Apr.-Jun. 1922 |
| 106 |
609 |
Strong, Walter A. Jul. 1922 |
| 106 |
610 |
Strong, Walter A. Aug. 1922 |
| 106 |
611 |
Strong, Walter A. Sep. 1922 |
| 106 |
612 |
Strong, Walter A. Oct. 1922 |
| 106 |
613 |
Strong, Walter A. Nov. 1922 |
| 106 |
614 |
Strong, Walter A. Dec. 1922 |
| 106 |
615 |
Strong, Walter A. Jan.-Mar. 1923 |
| 106 |
616 |
Strong, Walter A., Apr.-Jun. 1923 |
| 106 |
617 |
Strong, Walter A., Jul.-Aug. 1923 |
| 106 |
618 |
Strong, Walter A., Sep.-Oct. 1923 |
| 106 |
618 |
Strong, Walter A., Sep.-Oct. 1923 |
| 106 |
619 |
Strong, Walter A., Nov. 1923 |
| 106 |
620 |
Strong, Walter A., Dec. 1923 |
| 107 |
621 |
Strong, Walter A., Jan.-Mar. 1924 |
| 107 |
622 |
Strong, Walter A., Apr.-Jun. 1924 |
| 107 |
623 |
Strong, Walter A., Jul.-Aug. 1924 |
| 107 |
624 |
Strong, Walter A., Sep.-Oct. 1924 |
| 107 |
625 |
Strong, Walter A., Nov.-Dec. 1924 |
| 107 |
626 |
Strong, Walter A., Jan.-Jul. 1925 |
| 107 |
627 |
Strong, Walter A., n.d. |
| 107 |
628 |
Strong, Walter A. - expense reports and receipts,
1894-1923, n.d.
|
| 107 |
629 |
Stuart & Young (later Arthur Young & Company -
see end of series for audit reports), 1901-1905
|
| 107 |
630 |
Stuart Features Syndicate, 1925 |
| 107 |
631 |
Sweeney & James Co. to Walter Strong, 1922 |
| 107 |
632 |
Swing, Raymond, 1916, n.d. |
| 107 |
633 |
Syman, Edwin O., 1924 |
| 107 |
634 |
Taft, Charles P., 1918 |
| 107 |
635 |
"Taxation: The People's Business," book review,
n.d.
|
| 107 |
636 |
Taxpayers League, 1922 |
| 107 |
637 |
Taylor, Edward G., 1925 |
| 107 |
638 |
Teall, Gardner, 1918 |
| 107 |
639 |
Telephone Solicitation Campaign report, n.d. |
| 107 |
640 |
Thain, Richard J. (The Recruit magazine), n.d. |
| 107 |
641 |
Thomas, Lowell, 1919 |
| 107 |
642 |
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation, Inc., 1924 |
| 107 |
643 |
Thompson, William Boyce, 1918, 1920 |
| 107 |
644 |
Thompson Feature Service, 1919 |
| 107 |
645 |
Treasury Department, 1924 |
| 107 |
646 |
Twenty-First Century Press, 1921 |
| 108 |
647 |
Union National Bank, 1918 |
| 108 |
648 |
University of Illinois (Powell, B. E.), 1916 |
| 108 |
649 |
Universal Military Training League, 1917-1920 |
| 108 |
650 |
Vernee & Conklin - Special Newspaper Advertising,
1916
|
| 108 |
651 |
Vernon, Leroy T. (Washington correspondent, many letters
to C. Dennis), 1918-1924
|
| 108 |
652 |
Vickrey, C. V., 1922 |
| 108 |
653 |
V. G. Trueblood & Co., 1918 |
| 108 |
654 |
Vir Publishing Company, 1919-1920 |
| 108 |
655 |
Waldron, Robert, 1917 |
| 108 |
656 |
Wallace, Edgar (see also F. M. Holly), 1923-1925 |
| 108 |
657 |
Walter H. Wilson & Co., 1921 |
| 108 |
658 |
The War Book - correspondence, mock-up, promotional
copy, 1918
|
| 108 |
659 |
War Department (Defense Test Day), 1924 |
| 108 |
660 |
Waterway Paper Products Company, 1920-1924 |
| 108 |
661 |
Webb, Etta - 1 letter and financial statement,
1924
|
| 108 |
662 |
Webb, Frank D., 1924 |
| 108 |
663 |
Weber, George Welsh - correspondence & booklet
"Political History of Chicago's Gas Question," 1918-1921
|
| 108 |
664 |
Werner, Wilhelmina, 1914-1923 |
| 108 |
665 |
Westow, S. P., 1917 |
| 108 |
666 |
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc., 1919-1920 |
| 108 |
667 |
Wheeling News-Wheeling Intelligencer, 1919 |
| 108 |
668 |
Wells, S. R., 1901 |
| 108 |
669 |
Whiting, E. T., 1916-1917 |
| 108 |
670 |
Wiedemann, G. A., 1918 |
| 108 |
671 |
Wilson, Walter H., 1918 |
| 108 |
672 |
Wilson, Woodrow, 1918 |
| 108 |
673 |
Wilson, Woodrow - History of the American People -
serialized in Chicago Daily News - promotional items, ad copy, 1915
|
| 108 |
674-677 |
Wilson, Moore & McIlvaine (later Wilson, McIlvaine,
Hale & Templeton) - correspondence, bills, contracts, and memoranda
regarding property, taxes and other financial transactions (some pertaining to
Lone Tree Farm), 1883-1925
|
| 109 |
677a |
Winship, Charles A., Aug. 19, 1913 |
| 109 |
678 |
Winston, G. (under-secretary of the Treasury),
1924
|
| 109 |
679 |
Winters, Chas, 1923 |
| 109 |
680 |
Witte, George - foreign news dispatch from Berlin,
1921-1922
|
| 109 |
681 |
Wm. A. White & Sons, 1924 |
| 109 |
682 |
Wm. A Rankin Company, 1918-1919 |
| 109 |
683 |
Wolff, Oscar, 1924 |
| 109 |
684 |
Women's Home Companion, 1924 |
| 109 |
685 |
Wood, Bessie L. 1924 |
| 109 |
686 |
Wood, Junius B., 1920 |
| 109 |
687 |
Wood Newspaper Machinery Corporation, 1914-1925 |
| 109 |
688 |
Woods, William Whitfield, 1919 |
| 109 |
689 |
Woodward, J. B. (see also Walter Strong folders),
1915-1924
|
| 109 |
690 |
Wright, Paul (includes report on Japanese control of
press), 1918, 1922
|
| 109 |
691 |
Young, Charles, L., 1908 |
| 109 |
692 |
Young Men's Christian Association of Chicago,
1924
|
| 109 |
693 |
Younger Set Magazine, 1924 |
| 109 |
694 |
Letters to the editor/readers letters, 1913-1924 |
| 109 |
695 |
Unidentified & incomplete correspondence,
1915-1924
|
| 109 |
696 |
Miscellaneous - memoranda, manuscripts, proofs,
1918-1924, n.d.
|
| 109 |
697 |
Ledger - bills payable and receivable, Apr. 1879-Jan. 1892 |
| 109 |
698 |
Monthly Statements - receipts and disbursements,
1877-1882
|
| 110 |
699-701 |
Reports & Documents - advertising, 1901-1924 |
| 110 |
702 |
Reports & Documents - author's agreements - blank,
ca. 1920s
|
| 110 |
703 |
Reports & Documents - building inspection report,
1921
|
| 110 |
704 |
Reports & Documents - cashiers reports 1907-1922 |
| 110 |
705 |
Reports & Documents - circulation - carrier reports,
1918, 1922-1923
|
| 110 |
706 |
Reports & Documents - circulation - weekly reports,
1915-1916, 1922
|
| 110 |
707 |
Reports & Documents - circulation miscellaneous,
1905, 1921
|
| 110 |
708 |
Reports & Documents - composing room, 1915-1917 |
| 110 |
709 |
Reports & Documents - expense vouchers, 1923-1924 |
| 110 |
710 |
Reports & Documents - monthly census, 1923 |
| 110 |
711 |
Reports & Documents - paper stock, 1916-1924 |
| 110 |
712 |
Reports & Documents - payroll, 1909-1919 |
| 110 |
713 |
Reports & Documents - publishers statements from
various midwest newspapers, 1921-1922
|
| 110 |
713 |
Reports & Documents - syndication, 1919-1925 |
| 110 |
714 |
Reports & Documents - miscellaneous, 1906-1920, n.d. |
|
|
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|
|
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|
|
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|
| Papers pertaining to organizations that Lawson was affiliated with
professionally other than the Daily News including
the Associated Press, Associated Newspapers, City News Bureau of Chicago, and
the City Press Association of Chicago. The Associated Press materials contain
correspondence between Lawson and his colleague Frank B. Noyes and trace the
early development of the organization. Other records are made up largely of
financial reports and minutes. There are several reports from the Chicago
Commission on Race Relations written in part by Lawson who was a member of the
Commission. These reports eventually made up the book The
Negro in Chicago, a response to the race riots of 1919.
|
| Arranged alphabetically by organization. |
|
| Box |
Folder |
Contents |
| 111 |
715 |
Associated Newspapers - "A Brief Account of a Remarkable
Influence in Evening Newspaper Development," promotional booklet, 1914
|
| 111 |
716 |
Associated Newspapers - comic situation - report on
syndicated comic strips, 1912
|
| 111 |
717 |
Associated Newspapers - correspondence (mostly to Lawson
from H. H. McClure), 1917
|
| 111 |
718 |
Associated Newspapers - court filing, Associated
Newspapers vs. Henry I. Phillips," 1923
|
| 111 |
719 |
Associated Newspapers - financial reports, 1911 |
| 111 |
720 |
Associated Newspapers - financial reports, 1912 |
| 111 |
721 |
Associated Newspapers - financial reports, 1913 |
| 111 |
722 |
Associated Newspapers - financial reports, 1914 |
| 111 |
723 |
Associated Newspapers - financial reports, 1915-1916 |
| 111 |
724 |
Associated Newspapers - financial reports, 1917 |
| 111 |
725 |
Associated Newspapers - financial reports, 1918 |
| 112 |
726 |
Associated Newspapers - financial reports, 1919 |
| 112 |
727 |
Associated Newspapers - financial reports, 1920 |
| 112 |
728 |
Associated Newspapers - Open Territory report,
1923
|
| 112 |
729 |
Associated Press - Copies of Circulars & Orders
Issued (in bound book), 1893-1900
|
| 113 |
730 |
Associated Press - correspondence, legal documents,
minutes, reports regarding the formation of the organization, 1888, 1894
|
| 113 |
731 |
Associated Press - correspondence, Charter &
By-Laws, memorial to Charles W. Knapp, 1915-1916
|
| 113 |
732 |
Associated Press - correspondence, Charter &
By-Laws, 1917
|
| 113 |
733 |
Associated Press - correspondence, legal documents,
1918
|
| 113 |
734 |
Associated Press - correspondence, notes, 1919-1921 |
| 113 |
735 |
Associated Press - Charter & By-Laws, 1923 |
| 113 |
735a |
Associated Press - correspondence, clippings, financial
reports, notes, Jan.-Jun. 1924
|
| 113 |
736 |
Associated Press - correspondence, clippings, Charter
& By-Laws, minutes, financial reports, Jul.-Dec. 1924
|
| 113 |
737 |
Associated Press - correspondence, clippings, financial
reports, minutes, notes, 1925
|
| 114 |
738 |
Chicago Commission on Race Relations - Crime and the
Negro, ca. 1920
|
| 114 |
739 |
Chicago Commission on Race Relations - Crime and the
Negro, 1921 revision, 1921
|
| 114 |
470 |
Chicago Commission on Race Relations - Depreciation of
Property, ca. 1920
|
| 114 |
471 |
Chicago Commission on Race Relations - Housing Parts
I-III, 1921
|
| 114 |
472 |
Chicago Commission on Race Relations - Housing Parts
IV-VII ca. 1920
|
| 114 |
743 |
Chicago Commission on Race Relations - Industry Part
I ca. 1920
|
| 114 |
744 |
Chicago Commission on Race Relations - Industry Part
II ca. 1920
|
| 114 |
745 |
Chicago Commission on Race Relations - I. Introduction
to General Report, II. Compilation of Recommendations, Suggestions, etc. on the
"Race Problem," ca. 1920
|
| 114 |
746 |
Chicago Commission on Race Relations - Public Opinion
and the Negro, ca. 1920
|
| 115 |
747 |
Chicago Commission on Race Relations - Racial Clashes,
ca. 1920
|
| 115 |
748 |
Chicago Commission on Race Relations - Racial Contacts
Parts I, IV, ca. 1920
|
| 115 |
749 |
Chicago Commission on Race Relations - Racial Contacts
Part III, ca. 1920
|
| 115 |
750 |
Chicago Commission on Race Relations - Recommendations,
1921
|
| 115 |
751 |
Chicago Commission on Race Relations -
Revisions 1921
|
| 115 |
752 |
Chicago Commission on Race Relations - School Contacts,
ca. 1920
|
| 115 |
753 |
Chicago Commission on Race Relations - Revisions,
minutes, memoranda, and correspondence, ca. 1920-1921
|
| 116 |
754 |
Chicago Herald - correspondence, contracts, 1910-1918 |
| 116 |
756 |
City News Bureau of Chicago - financial reports, notes,
1913-1914
|
| 116 |
757 |
City News Bureau of Chicago - correspondence, financial
reports, notes, 1915-1919
|
| 116 |
758 |
City News Bureau of Chicago - correspondence, financial
reports, minutes, notes, 1920-1925
|
| 116 |
759 |
City Press Association of Chicago - correspondence,
by-laws, reports, account book, notes, 1889-1899
|
| 116 |
760 |
City Press Association of Chicago - correspondence,
financial reports, notes, 1900-1905
|
| 116 |
761 |
City Press Association of Chicago - correspondence,
financial reports, minutes, notes, 1906-1909
|
| 116 |
762 |
City Press Association of Chicago - correspondence,
financial reports, tax forms, notes, 1910-1912
|
| 116 |
763 |
City Press Association of Chicago - correspondence,
financial reports, notes, 1913-1914
|
| 116 |
764 |
City Press Association of Chicago - correspondence,
financial reports, notes, 1915-1918
|
| 116 |
765 |
City Press Association of Chicago - correspondence,
financial reports, tax forms, notes, 1919-1921
|
| 116 |
766 |
City Press Association of Chicago - correspondence,
financial reports, notes, 1922-1923
|
| 116 |
767 |
City Press Association of Chicago - correspondence,
financial reports, notes, 1924-1925
|
|
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|
| Materials related to Lawson's personal life, finances, and
property. Correspondence includes letters from family and friends as well as
requests for monetary contributions. Financial records include lists of
Lawson's yearly charitable contributions and various investment reports.
Properties folders contain materials detailing the construction of Lawson's
home at 1500 Lake Shore Drive, and also records from his vacation property at
Lone Tree Farm in Green Lake, Wisconson. Also of note are materials related to
a feud with former Chicago Mayor William Hale Thompson, and a biographical
manuscript written by Ozara S. Davis of the Chicago Theological Seminary. There
is a small series of items related to Lawson's wife, Jessie.
|
| Arranged alphabetically by subject, then chronologically. |
|
| Box |
Folder |
Contents |
| 117 |
768 |
Correspondence, Incoming - Charitable Giving,
1914-1925
|
| 117 |
769 |
Correspondence, Incoming - Condolences on death of
Jessie Lawson, 1914-1915
|
| 117 |
770 |
Correspondence, Incoming - Davis, Ozara S. (Chicago
Theological Seminary), 1917-1924
|
| 117 |
771 |
Correspondence, Incoming - Family - Bradley, Mary Linda,
1921-1922
|
| 117 |
772 |
Correspondence, Incoming - Family - Bradley, Agnes
F., 1917-1923
|
| 117 |
773 |
Correspondence, Incoming - Family - Bradley, William
Harrison, 1915-1923
|
| 117 |
774 |
Correspondence, Incoming - Family - Lawson, Evelyn
N., 1919-1921
|
| 117 |
775 |
Correspondence, Incoming - Family - Lawson,
Iver, 1918-1923
|
| 117 |
776 |
Correspondence, Incoming - Family - Lawson Jr.,
Iver, 1919-1920
|
| 117 |
777 |
Correspondence, Incoming - Family -
Miscellaneous, 1916-1923
|
| 117 |
778 |
Correspondence, Incoming - Friends and
Miscellaneous, 1918-1924
|
| 117 |
779 |
Correspondence, Incoming - Stone, Herbert
S., 1903-1918
|
| 117 |
780 |
Correspondence, Incoming - Stone Jr., Melville
E., 1904-1905 and undated
|
| 117 |
781 |
Correspondence, Incoming - Taylor, Graham (Chicago
Commons), 1917-1918
|
| 117 |
782 |
Correspondence, Outgoing - Charitable
Giving, 1917-1923
|
| 117 |
783 |
Correspondence, Outgoing - Family, 1911-1919 |
| 117 |
784 |
Correspondence, Outgoing - Friends and
Miscellaneous, 1908-1922
|
| 117 |
785 |
Correspondence, Outgoing - Health related, 1908 |
| 118 |
786 |
Financial, Bills - A, 1912-1913 |
| 118 |
787 |
Financial, Bills - B, 1912-1914 |
| 118 |
788 |
Financial, Bills - C, 1912-1913 |
| 118 |
789 |
Financial, Bills - D, 1912-1913 |
| 118 |
790 |
Financial, Bills - E, 1912-1913 |
| 118 |
791 |
Financial, Bills - F, 1912-1913 |
| 118 |
792 |
Financial, Bills - G, 1912 |
| 118 |
793 |
Financial, Bills - H, 1912-1913 |
| 118 |
794 |
Financial, Bills - I, 1913 |
| 118 |
795 |
Financial, Bills - J, 1912-1913 |
| 118 |
796 |
Financial, Bills - K, 1911-1914 |
| 118 |
797 |
Financial, Bills - L, 1912-1913 |
| 118 |
798 |
Financial, Bills - M, 1912-1913 |
| 118 |
799 |
Financial, Bills - N, 1912-1913 |
| 118 |
800 |
Financial, Bills - O, 1912-1913 |
| 118 |
801 |
Financial, Bills - P, 1912-1913 |
| 118 |
802 |
Financial, Bills - R, 1911-1913 |
| 118 |
803 |
Financial, Bills - S, 1912-1913 |
| 118 |
804 |
Financial, Bills - T, 1912-1913 |
| 118 |
805 |
Financial, Bills - U-V, 1912-1913 |
| 118 |
806 |
Financial, Bills - W, 1912-1913 |
| 118 |
807 |
Financial, Bills - X-Z, 1913 |
| 119 |
808 |
Financial, Cash Book, November 25, 1873 - September 4, 1874 |
| 119 |
809 |
Financial, Cash Book, July 13, 1910 - August 29, 1912 |
| 120 |
|
Financial, Check Stubs, July 13, 1910 - August 29, 1912 |
| 121 |
|
Financial, Check Stubs, August 30, 1912 - December 4, 1914 |
| 122 |
|
Financial, Check Stubs, December 4, 1914 - December 5, 1917 |
| 123 |
|
Financial, Check Stubs, December 5, 1917 - October 5, 1923 |
| 124 |
810 |
Financial, Contributions, 1900-1916 |
| 124 |
811 |
Financial, Investments - Arvac Manufacturing
Company, 1915-1916
|
| 124 |
812 |
Financial, Investments - Arvac Manufacturing
Company, 1917-1918
|
| 124 |
813 |
Financial, Investments - Automatic Clerk
Company, 1903-1920
|
| 124 |
814 |
Financial, Investments - Drake/Whitestone
Company, 1922-1923
|
| 124 |
815 |
Financial, Miscellaneous, 1874-1922 |
| 124 |
816 |
General, Associated Press Directors Dinner commemorative
autograph book, 1905
|
| 124 |
817 |
General, Awards and Memberships, 1881-1923 |
| 124 |
818 |
General, Condolence letters, 1925 |
| 124 |
819 |
General, Drawing (see oversize), [1920s] |
| 124 |
820 |
General, Estate, 1925 |
| 124 |
821 |
General, Invitations, 1916-1924 and undated |
| 125 |
822 |
General, Victor F. Lawson Building
dedication, 1931
|
| 125 |
823 |
General, Manuscript by Ozara Davis, Chapters
1-8, [1926-1927]
|
| 125 |
824 |
General, Manuscript by Ozara Davis, Chapters
9-15 [1926-1927]
|
| 125 |
825 |
General, Manuscript by Ozara Davis, additional
chapters, [1926-1927]
|
| 125 |
826 |
General, Manuscript by Ozara Davis,
research, 1926-1927
|
| 125 |
827 |
General, Mayor William Hale Thompson feud, 1912-1919 |
| 125 |
828 |
General, Mayor William Hale Thompson
speeches, 1919
|
| 125 |
829 |
General, Notebooks and Notes, 1906-1923 |
| 125 |
830 |
General, Postal Savings Bank Bill, 1910 |
| 126 |
831 |
Lawson, Jessie, Book club, 1907 |
| 126 |
832 |
Lawson, Jessie, Incoming correspondence, 1900-1913 and undated |
| 126 |
833 |
Lawson, Jessie, Household correspondence, 1912 |
| 126 |
834 |
Lawson, Jessie, Will and trust agreement of Sophronia S.
Bradley (mother), 1901
|
| 126 |
835 |
Memorial Book, American Newspaper Publishers
Association, 1925
|
| 126 |
836 |
Memorial Book, Chicago Athletic Association, 1925 |
| 126 |
837 |
Memorial Book, Chicago City Council, 1925 |
| 126 |
838 |
Memorial Book, Commercial Club of Chicago, 1926 |
| 126 |
838a |
Memorial Book, Sanitary Disctrict of
Chicago, 1925
|
| 127 |
839 |
Obituaries, Delaware papers, 1925 |
| 127 |
840 |
Obituaries, Florida papers, 1925 |
| 127 |
841 |
Obituaries, Georgia papers, 1925 |
| 127 |
842 |
Obituaries, Idaho papers, 1925 |
| 127 |
843-844 |
Obituaries, Indiana papers, 1925 |
| 127 |
845-846 |
Obituaries, Iowa papers, 1925 |
| 127 |
847-848 |
Obituaries, Kansas papers, 1925 |
| 127 |
849 |
Obituaries, Louisiana papers, 1925 |
| 127 |
850 |
Obituaries, Maine papers, 1925 |
| 127 |
851 |
Obituaries, Maryland papers, 1925 |
| 127 |
852 |
Obituaries, Massachusetts papers, 1925 |
| 127 |
853-854 |
Obituaries, Michigan papers, 1925 |
| 127 |
855 |
Obituaries, Mississippi papers, 1925 |
| 128 |
856-857 |
Obituaries, Missouri papers, 1925 |
| 128 |
858 |
Obituaries, Montana papers, 1925 |
| 128 |
859 |
Obituaries, Nevada papers, 1925 |
| 128 |
860 |
Obituaries, New Hampshire papers, 1925 |
| 128 |
861 |
Obituaries, New Jersey papers, 1925 |
| 128 |
862 |
Obituaries, New Mexico papers, 1925 |
| 128 |
863 |
Obituaries, North Carolina papers, 1925 |
| 128 |
864 |
Obituaries, North Dakota papers, 1925 |
| 128 |
865 |
Obituaries, Rhode Island papers, 1925 |
| 128 |
866 |
Obituaries, South Carolina papers, 1925 |
| 128 |
867-868 |
Obituaries, South Dakota papers 1925 |
| 128 |
869 |
Obituaries, Tennessee papers, 1925 |
| 128 |
870 |
Obituaries, Vermont papers, 1925 |
| 129 |
871 |
Obituaries, Virginia papers, 1925 |
| 129 |
872 |
Obituaries, West Virginia papers, 1925 |
| 129 |
873 |
Obituaries, Wyoming papers, 1925 |
| 129 |
874 |
Obituary Book, various newspapers, 1925 |
| 129 |
874a |
Obituary Scrapbook with tribute by Charles H. Dennis
(See Oversize Box), 1925
|
| 130 |
875 |
Organizations, American Scandinavian
Foundation, 1921-1924
|
| 130 |
876 |
Organizations, Chicago Memorial Foundation, 1920 |
| 130 |
877 |
Organizations, Homeopathic School, 1921 |
| 130 |
878 |
Organizations, New England Church, 1919-1925 |
| 130 |
879 |
Organizations, Orchestra Hall, 1913 |
| 130 |
880 |
Organizations, YMCA, 1915-1923 |
| 130 |
881 |
Property, 1500 Lake Shore Drive - blueprint, ca. 1908-1910 |
| 130 |
882 |
Property, 1500 Lake Shore Drive - building
contract, 1906
|
| 130 |
883 |
Property, 1500 Lake Shore Drive - construction
correspondence, contractor and architect 1906-1910
|
| 130 |
884 |
Property, 1500 Lake Shore Drive - construction
correspondence, miscellaneous, 1908
|
| 130 |
885 |
Property, 1500 Lake Shore Drive - construction
details, 1906-1911
|
| 130 |
886 |
Property, 1500 Lake Shore Drive - construction
problems, 1909
|
| 130 |
887 |
Property, 1500 Lake Shore Drive - household
matters, 1911-1924
|
| 130 |
888 |
Property, 1500 Lake Shore Drive - utilities, 1908-1916 |
| 130 |
889 |
Property, 15 N. Fifth Avenue, 1913-1918 |
| 130 |
890 |
Property, Iver Lawson estate, 1918 |
| 131 |
891 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - correspondence and
reports, undated
|
| 131 |
892 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - correspondence and
reports, 1908-1909
|
| 131 |
893 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - correspondence and
reports, 1910-1911
|
| 131 |
894 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - correspondence and
reports, 1912, Jan. - June
|
| 131 |
895 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - correspondence and
reports, 1912, July - Dec.
|
| 131 |
896 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - correspondence and
reports, 1913, Jan. - June
|
| 131 |
897 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - correspondence and
reports, 1913, July - Dec.
|
| 131 |
898 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - correspondence and
reports, 1914
|
| 131 |
899 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - correspondence and
reports, 1915, Jan. - April
|
| 131 |
900 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - correspondence and
reports, 1915, May - Dec.
|
| 132 |
901 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - correspondence and
reports, 1916, Jan. - June
|
| 132 |
902 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - correspondence and
reports, 1916, July - Dec.
|
| 132 |
903 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - correspondence and
reports, 1917
|
| 132 |
904 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - correspondence and
reports, 1918
|
| 132 |
905 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - correspondence and
reports, 1919
|
| 132 |
906 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - correspondence and
reports, 1920
|
| 132 |
907 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - correspondence and
reports, 1921
|
| 132 |
908 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - correspondence and
reports, 1922
|
| 132 |
909 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - correspondence and
reports, 1923
|
| 132 |
910 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - correspondence and
reports, 1924-1925
|
| 133 |
911 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - financial
records, 1913-1915
|
| 133 |
912 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - financial
records, 1916, Jan. - June
|
| 133 |
913 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - financial
records, 1916, July - Dec.
|
| 133 |
914 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - financial
records, 1917
|
| 133 |
915 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - financial
records, 1918, Jan. - June
|
| 133 |
916 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - financial
records, 1918, July - Dec.
|
| 133 |
917 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - financial
records, 1919, Jan. - June
|
| 133 |
918 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - financial
records, 1919, July - Dec.
|
| 134 |
919 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - financial
records, 1920, Jan. - Aug.
|
| 134 |
920 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - financial
records, 1920, Sept. - Dec.
|
| 134 |
921 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - financial
records, 1921, Jan. - April
|
| 134 |
922 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - financial
records, 1921, May - June
|
| 134 |
923 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - financial
records, 1921, July - Sept.
|
| 134 |
924 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - financial
records, 1921, Oct. - Dec.
|
| 134 |
925 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - financial
records, 1922, Jan. - June
|
| 135 |
926 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - financial
records, 1922, July - Dec.
|
| 135 |
927 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - financial
records, 1923, Jan. - June
|
| 135 |
928 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - financial
records, 1923, July - Dec.
|
| 135 |
929 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - financial
records, 1924, Jan. - June
|
| 135 |
930 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - financial
records, 1924, July - Aug.
|
| 135 |
931 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - financial
records, 1924, Sept. - Dec.
|
| 135 |
932 |
Property, Lone Tree Farm - financial
records, 1925
|
| 135 |
933 |
Property, miscellaneous, 1925 |
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| Photographs of Victor Lawson as a teenager, young man, and adult.
Most photographs are of Victor Lawson's brother Iver N. Lawson, his family, and
their home in San Diego. Also included are a few photographs related to the
Chicago Daily News, a photo of foreign correspondent Edward Price Bell
inscribed to Victor Lawson, and a photo album of the Victor Lawson YMCA
building.
|
|
| Box |
Folder |
Contents |
| 136 |
934 |
Lawson, Victor - cabinet cards ca.1860s-1920s |
| 136 |
935 |
Lawson, Victor - in Europe ca. 1908 |
| 136 |
936 |
Lone Tree Farm, undated |
| 136 |
937 |
William and Carrie Bradley family, ca. 1910s |
| 136 |
938-939 |
Iver Lawson family, ca. 1920s - 1940s |
| 136 |
940 |
Iver Lawson family - auto trip, ca. 1920s |
| 136 |
941 |
Family pets, ca. 1920s |
| 137 |
942 |
Houses and interiors - probably Iver Lawson family
home, ca. 1920s
|
| 137 |
943 |
San Diego - Iver Lawson family home, ca. 1920s |
| 137 |
944 |
Negatives, Iver Lawson family, ca. 1920s |
| 137 |
945 |
Unidentified cabinet cards, undated |
| 137 |
946 |
Edward Price Bell - inscribed to Victor
Lawson, 1925
|
| 137 |
947 |
Chicago Daily News - advertising mock-ups, delivery
truck, sanitarium 1918 and undated
|
| 137 |
948 |
Victor Lawson YMCA Building photo album 1931 |
|