English
These papers from the private files of William B. Wilson (1862-1934), who
served as the first U.S. Secretary of Labor, 1913-1921, mention labor conditions,
strikes, efforts to secure employment under the government, patronage, and other
routine work of a cabinet officer. A section of political letters documents his
activities in the national campaigns, 1914-1920.
William Bauchop Wilson Papers, 1880-19291913-1921
Wilson, William B., 1862-1934
Collection 1588
125 boxes, 13 volumes, 55 linear feet
The Historical Society of Pennsylvania
1300 Locust Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
William Bauchop Wilson was born in Blantyre, Scotland, in 1862. He and his parents,
Adam and Helen Nelson Wilson, immigrated to Arnot, Pennsylvania, in 1870. Wilson
received an honorary LL.D. from Maryland State Agricultural College in 1914 and an
honorary LL.D. from Ursinus College in 1918.
Wilson worked in Pennsylvania's coal mines from 1870 until 1898 and served as
president of the District Miners' Union from 1888 to 1890. He ran for Tioga County
Legislature in 1880 and for Congress in 1892. From 1900 to 1908 Wilson was secretary
and treasurer of the National Union of Miners. He served as a member of Congress
from 1907 until 1913 and during his tenure there was the chairman of the Committee
on Labor.
Woodrow Wilson appointed William Wilson the first Secretary of Labor of the United
States in 1913. While a member of President Wilson's cabinet, he was a member of the
Council of National Defense, the Federal Board for Vocational Education, and the
President's Mediation Commission. He also served as head of the United States
housing program for war workers, for which he organized the Bureau of Industrial
Housing and Transportation and the United State Housing Corporation.
In the years following his service as Secretary of Labor, Wilson returned to Tioga
County, Pennsylvania, where he continued his work in farming and mining. In 1926 he
was a candidate for the United States Senate and was defeated by Republican William
S. Vare. Wilson died on a train near Savannah, Georgia, on May 25, 1934.
The papers of William Bauchop Wilson provide a unique window into early 20th century
American history. As President Woodrow Wilson's Secretary of Labor, William Wilson,
an ardent Democrat and a pro-Union politician, served on numerous committees and
influenced countless decisions made by the Wilson administration. His papers are a
nearly complete history of his service as a cabinet member and reflect the events of
the time with remarkable detail.
Wilson's papers reflect the formation of the new Department of Labor, of which he was
the first secretary. Under Wilson's guidance, the department developed the Bureau of
Immigration, the Bureau of Naturalization, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the
Children's Bureau, and the Division of Conciliation. Wilson was an advocate of
laborer's rights, as well as children's rights, and he worked relentlessly to study
and improve conditions for industrial workers. His attention to regulating industry
and monitoring conditions reflects the growing importance of industrial business and
mass production in America.
Wilson's studies of European emigration to the United States and his attempts to
improve immigration procedures and educate foreign governments about U.S.
immigration laws were brought to an abrupt end by the advent of World War I. During
the war Wilson oversaw all aspects of wartime production and mobilization that
involved labor, including lumber, copper mining, oil fields, and telecommunications.
At the end of the war he worked to find housing and employment for returning
soldiers.
Wilson's files from his tenure with the Department of Labor also include information
on immigration and naturalization that brings to light the rising fear of Communism
in the United States. Internal Department of Labor memoranda indicate the prevalence
of this trend, and many of Wilson's papers regarding immigration and naturalization
address this issue directly. There are files pertaining to the case of Ludwig
Martens, an alleged communist and admitted friend of Trotsky and Lenin, who was
tried for being an enemy of the state and deported in 1921. Wilson's papers also
include correspondence and news clippings relating to Attorney General A. Mitchell
Palmer and his attempts to find and disclose the identities of alleged
communists.
The papers of William Bauchop Wilson give the perspective of a government insider on
important issues and events, such as labor unrest, working conditions, immigration
and naturalization, World War I, and the rise of industry and mass production in the
United States. Wilson's rise from immigrant and coal miner to union leader and
national figure is as noteworthy as his many political and professional
accomplishments.
Series I
Papers, 1880-1929
35 boxes
a. Wilson v. Vare Senate campaign
Series II
Official Correspondence, Department of
Labor, 1913-1921
83 boxes
a. Invitations
b. Postmasterships
c. Articles re: Public Affairs
d. Requests for documents
e. Personal
f. Requests for favors and information
g. Political
h. Patronage and endorsements
i. Applications for positions
j. Objections
k. Promotions
l. Requests for statements
m. Labor conditions and strikes
n. Applications for transfer
o. Labor statistics
p. Immigration service
q. Naturalization
r. Intra-office documents
s.Minutes of the Council of National
Defense, 1917-
1920
t. Marten's Case, 1919-1920
Series III
Miscellany
7 boxes
a. Bills and receipts, 1909-1926
b. Miscellaneous
c. Speeches
d. Biographical sketches
e. Writings of William B. Wilson
f. Papers of Dr. Paul W. Pritchard
g. Volumes
Series 1: Papers, 1880-1930
1-35
Series 1 is arranged chronologically and includes papers relating to Wilson's
career as Secretary of Labor as well as his early personal and professional
ventures and his activities after he left government office. His papers
include letters received and copies of letters sent, including telegrams,
memoranda, and miscellaneous attachments. Also included are carbons of
official correspondence sent (1913-1921) by Assistant Secretary of Labor
Louis F. Post, which are interfiled with Wilson's letters and other papers.
There is one subseries comprised of documents pertaining to Wilson's
unsuccessful 1926 bid for a United States Senate seat.
Series 2: Official Correspondence, Department of Labor,
1913-1921
36-117
Series 2 consists of files maintained by clerks in Secretary Wilson's office.
These files include letters received and copies of letters sent, telegrams,
memoranda, reports, newspaper clippings, and miscellaneous attachments.
These papers are arranged in 20 subseries. Each subseries consists of
folders, each of which is a numbered file from the Department of Labor
office. Each file contains incoming and outgoing correspondence, as well as
any additional memoranda or notes, that pertain to a specific subject,
person, issue, or event.
Series 3: Miscellany
118-125
Series 3 consists of seven subseries, including William B. Wilson's writings
and biographical information about him. The papers of Dr. Paul Pritchard,
Wilson's biographer, are included in this series, as is his unpublished
Ph.D. dissertation about Wilson's career. Financial records are represented
by Bills and Receipts. There are 13 volumes,
including notebooks, diaries, and scrapbooks that document his personal and
professional affairs.
Labor and laboring classes
Labor laws and legislation
United States - Politics and government - 20th
century
United States - Secretary of Labor
Martens, Ludwig
Palmer, A. Mitchell (1872-1936)
Wilson, Woodrow (1856-1924)
The collection is open for research.
Gift of Dr. Paul W. Pritchard.
Cite as: [Indicate cited item or series here], William Bauchop Wilson Papers
(Collection 1588), The Historical Society of Pennsylvania.
Reprocessed by: Leslie Hunt
Processing Completed: January 2001
In October 2000 this collection was surveyed as part of the Collections Preservation
and Backlog Processing Planning Project. The collection had a finding aid with a
series-level inventory but no overall description. The boxes were arranged poorly on
the shelves and were subsequently rearranged according to the plan recommended in
the finding aid. This collection was approached again in December 2000 in
preparation for the encoding of the finding aid. New series were established and a
box-level inventory was completed.
Series 1: Papers, 1880-1930
1880-1902
1
1903-1906
2
1907
3
1908-1909
4
1910
5
1911-1913
6
1914-1916
7
1917
8
1917
9
1918
10
1919
11
1920
12
1921
13
1922
14
1923
15
1923
16
1923
17
1924
18
1924
19
1925
20
1926
21
1926
22
1926
23
1927
24
1927
25
1928
26
1928
27
1929
28
Contest 1929
29
1930
30
1931-1934
31
1930-1934 Arbitration
32
Vare-Wilson Contest
1926-1930
33
Vare-Wilson Contest
1926-1930
34
Vare-Wilson Contest
1926-1930
35
Series 2: Official Correspondence, Department of Labor,
1913-1921
Invitations
36
1-45
Invitations
37
47-71
Invitations
37
73-112
Invitations
37
114-115
Invitations
38
116-136
Invitations
39
137-153
Invitations
39
155-165
Invitations
39
167-172
Invitations
39
173-180
Invitations
39
182-184
Invitations
40
185-221
Invitations
40
223-240
Invitations
41
241-258
Invitations
41
260-292
Invitations
42
293-324
Invitations
43
325-360
Invitations
44
361-382
Invitations
44
420-439
Invitations
45
441-499
Invitations
46
500-506
Invitations
46
508-574
Invitations
47
575-645
Invitations
48
646-682
Invitations
48
684-711
Invitations
49
712-810
Invitations
50
811-819
Invitations
50
821-823
Invitations
50
824-832
Invitations
50
834-837
Invitations
50
839-841
Invitations
50
843
Invitations
50
845-867
Invitations
50
869
Invitations
50
871-885
Invitations
50
887-898
Postmasterships
51
7-25
Postmasterships
52
26-38
Postmasterships
52
40-75
Postmasterships
53
76-93
Postmasterships
54
94-150
Postmasterships
55
151-183
Articles Re: Public Affairs
56
1-11
Articles Re: Public Affairs
56
13-16
Articles Re: Public Affairs
56
18-30
Articles Re: Public Affairs
56
32-48
Articles Re: Public Affairs
56
50-52
Articles Re: Public Affairs
56
54
Articles Re: Public Affairs
57
55-82
Articles Re: Public Affairs
57
84-100
Articles Re: Public Affairs
58
101-170
Articles Re: Public Affairs
59
171-230
Articles Re: Public Affairs
60
231-262
Articles Re: Public Affairs
60
264-294
Articles Re: Public Affairs
61
295-335
Articles Re: Public Affairs
62
336-414
Articles Re: Public Affairs
62
416-421
Articles Re: Public Affairs
63
422-426
Articles Re: Public Affairs
63
428-457
Articles Re: Public Affairs
63
459-470
Requests for Documents
64
1-75
Requests for Documents
65
76-83
Requests for Documents
65
85-131
Requests for Documents
65
134-175
Personal
66
1-3
Requests for interviews, autographs, and photographs
Personal
67
4-5
Requests for interviews, autographs, and photographs
Personal
68
6-23
Introductions by William B. Wilson, congratulatory messages and
acknowledgements
Personal
69
24-27
Holiday greetings, Labor Department clippings (f. 27) miscellaneous
clippings,
Personal
69
29-35
Holiday greetings, miscellaneous clippings
Personal
69
37-45
Holiday greetings, Common Counsel Club (f. 44), miscellaneous
clippings
Personal
69
47-58
Holiday greetings, miscellaneous clippings
Personal
70
59-62
Labor Dept. Annual Report (f. 61), Wilson's property in Indiana, appeals
for aid, subscriptions, expense account data
Personal
70
64-82
Wilson's property in Indiana, appeals for aid, subscriptions, expense
account data, H.A. Avery - USES (Buffalo, f. 71), criticisms of Wilson
and Labor Dept. (f. 74)
Personal
71
83-95
Insurance policies, residence in Washington D.C., financial affairs of
Wilson, letters of endorsement of appointment to Cabinet
Personal
71
97
Insurance policies, residence in Washington D.C., financial affairs of
Wilson, letters of endorsement of appointment to Cabinet
Personal
72
98-103
Files of individuals, such as William C. Redfield, A. Mitchell Palmer,
and A.S. Burleson
Personal
72
105-141
Files of individuals, such as William C. Redfield, A. Mitchell Palmer,
and A.S. Burleson
Personal
73
142-156
Files for individuals, including Newton D. Baker; 1916 presidential
campaign tour
Personal
73
158-193
Files for individuals, including Newton D. Baker; 1916 presidential
campaign tour
Personal
74
194-215
Federal Board of Vocational Education (f. 197), Samuel Gompers - AF of L
(f. 200), William J. Bryan (f. 201)
Personal
75
216-265
Pennsylvania Constitution Amendment, National Civic Federation (f.
238)
Personal
75
267-274
"Strictly Confidential-President Wilson" (f. 272), Pennsylvania
Constitution Amendment
Personal
75
276
Personal
76
277-284
Woodrow Wilson (f. 281), John W. Abercrombie (f. 284), condolences upon
death of wife and mother, poetry by W.B. Wilson, farewells upon leaving
Labor Dept.
Personal
76
286-291
Condolences upon death of wife and mother, poetry by W.B. Wilson,
farewells upon leaving Labor Dept.
Personal
76
293-297
Condolences upon death of wife and mother, poetry by W.B. Wilson,
farewells upon leaving Labor Dept.
Personal
76
299-307
Condolences upon death of wife and mother, poetry by W.B. Wilson,
farewells upon leaving Labor Dept.
Requests for Favors and Information
77
1-3
Requests for Favors and Information
77
5-6
Requests for Favors and Information
77
8-13
Requests for Favors and Information
77
16-33
Requests for Favors and Information
78
34-35
Requests for Favors and Information
78
37
Requests for Favors and Information
78
39-45
Requests for Favors and Information
78
48-53
Requests for Favors and Information
78
55-65
Requests for Favors and Information
79
66-67
Requests for Favors and Information
79
69-78
Requests for Favors and Information
79
80-87
Requests for Favors and Information
79
89-90
Requests for Favors and Information
79
92-93
Requests for Favors and Information
79
95-100
Requests for Favors and Information
79
102
Requests for Favors and Information
79
105
Requests for Favors and Information
79
112
Requests for Favors and Information
80
113-115
Requests for Favors and Information
80
117
Requests for Favors and Information
80
120-123
Requests for Favors and Information
80
125-131
Requests for Favors and Information
80
133
Requests for Favors and Information
80
135-136
Requests for Favors and Information
80
138
Requests for Favors and Information
80
140
Requests for Favors and Information
80
142-155
Requests for Favors and Information
80
157
Requests for Favors and Information
80
159-160
Requests for Favors and Information
81
161-163
Requests for Favors and Information
81
165-189
Requests for Favors and Information
81
191-192
Requests for Favors and Information
81
194
Requests for Favors and Information
81
196-210
Requests for Favors and Information
82
211-234
Requests for Favors and Information
82
236-243
Requests for Favors and Information
82
245-253
Requests for Favors and Information
82
255-258
Requests for Favors and Information
82
260
Requests for Favors and Information
83
261-262
Requests for Favors and Information
83
264-270
Requests for Favors and Information
83
272-273
Requests for Favors and Information
83
277-300
Requests for Favors and Information
84
301-360
Requests for Favors and Information
85
361-366
Requests for Favors and Information
85
368-377
Requests for Favors and Information
85
379-384
Requests for Favors and Information
85
387-389
Requests for Favors and Information
85
391-397
Requests for Favors and Information
85
399
Requests for Favors and Information
85
401-427
Requests for Favors and Information
85
429-430
Requests for Favors and Information
86
431-432
Requests for Favors and Information
86
434-498
Requests for Favors and Information
87
499
Requests for Favors and Information
87
502-504
Requests for Favors and Information
87
506-565
Requests for Favors and Information
88
566
Requests for Favors and Information
88
568-587
Requests for Favors and Information
88
589-591
Requests for Favors and Information
88
593-595
Requests for Favors and Information
88
597-620
Requests for Favors and Information
89
621-629
Requests for Favors and Information
89
631-673
Requests for Favors and Information
89
675-677
Requests for Favors and Information
89
679-680
Requests for Favors and Information
89
683-692
Requests for Favors and Information
89
694-699
Requests for Favors and Information
89
701
Requests for Favors and Information
90
702-738
Political
91
1-11
Pennsylvania, California, and Washington politics; Democratic Central
Committee in Pennsylvania; postmasterships
Political
91
13
Pennsylvania, California, and Washington politics; Democratic Central
Committee in Pennsylvania; postmasterships
Political
91
15-30
Pennsylvania, California, and Washington politics; Democratic Central
Committee in Pennsylvania; postmasterships
Political
92
31-69
Politics in Maine, Alaska, Indiana; Democratic Convention, 19196;
presidential campaign, 1916; work of Justice Dept. and the Attorney
General, 1913-16; Democratic textbook, 1916
Political
93
70-110
Congratulatory messages and comments upon 1916 election victory, misc.
files on 1916 election
Political
93
112-119
Congratulatory messages and comments upon 1916 election victory, misc.
files on 1916 election
Political
94
120
Speaking tour, 1920; campaign literature and suggestions, 1920;
clippings, 1920
Political
94
122-132
Speaking tour, 1920; campaign literature and suggestions, 1920;
clippings, 1920
Political
94
134-137
Speaking tour, 1920; campaign literature and suggestions, 1920;
clippings, 1920
Patronage and Endorsements
95
1-43
Patronage and Endorsements
96
44-49
Patronage and Endorsements
96
51-65
Patronage and Endorsements
96
67-81
Patronage and Endorsements
96
83-96
Patronage and Endorsements
97
97-99
Patronage and Endorsements
97
101-111
Patronage and Endorsements
97
113-125
Patronage and Endorsements
97
127-133
Patronage and Endorsements
97
135-136
Patronage and Endorsements
97
140-143
Patronage and Endorsements
97
145
Patronage and Endorsements
97
147
Patronage and Endorsements
97
149-150
Patronage and Endorsements
97
152
Patronage and Endorsements
97
154
Patronage and Endorsements
97
157-162
Patronage and Endorsements
97
164-173
Patronage and Endorsements
97
175
Patronage and Endorsements
97
177
Patronage and Endorsements
98
178-181
Patronage and Endorsements
98
184-185
Patronage and Endorsements
98
187-192
Patronage and Endorsements
98
194-206
Patronage and Endorsements
98
208-216
Patronage and Endorsements
98
218-222
Patronage and Endorsements
98
227-230
Patronage and Endorsements
98
232-233
Patronage and Endorsements
99
234-235
Patronage and Endorsements
99
237-241
Patronage and Endorsements
99
243-249
Patronage and Endorsements
99
251
Patronage and Endorsements
99
253-315
Patronage and Endorsements
100
316-339
Patronage and Endorsements
100
341-375
Patronage and Endorsements
101
376-384
Patronage and Endorsements
101
386-404
Patronage and Endorsements
101
406-412
Patronage and Endorsements
101
415
Patronage and Endorsements
101
417-452
Patronage and Endorsements
101
454-470
Patronage and Endorsements
102
471-493
Patronage and Endorsements
102
495-559
Applications for Positions
103
1-22
Applications for Positions
103
24-75
Applications for Positions
104
76-80
Applications for Positions
104
82-102
Applications for Positions
104
105-133
Applications for Positions
104
135-140
Applications for Positions
105
141-142
Applications for Positions
105
144-170
Objections
106
1-16
Promotions
106
1-21
Requests for Statements
107
2-59
Requests for Statements
108
60-118
Labor Conditions and Strikes
109
11
Labor Conditions and Strikes
109
17-20
Labor Conditions and Strikes
109
22-28
Labor Conditions and Strikes
109
30A-30F
Seamen's Bill
Labor Conditions and Strikes
110
30G-30M
Seamen's Bill
Labor Conditions and Strikes
111
31-33
Puerto Rico, labor complaints about police brutality, War Labor czar
Labor Conditions and Strikes
111
35-39
Puerto Rico, labor complaints about police brutality, War Labor czar
Labor Conditions and Strikes
111
42-43
Puerto Rico, labor complaints about police brutality, War Labor czar
Labor Conditions and Strikes
111
46
Puerto Rico, labor complaints about police brutality, War Labor czar
Labor Conditions and Strikes
111
56
Puerto Rico, labor complaints about police brutality, War Labor czar
Labor Conditions and Strikes
111
63
Puerto Rico, labor complaints about police brutality, War Labor czar
Labor Conditions and Strikes
111
67
Puerto Rico, labor complaints about police brutality, War Labor czar
Labor Conditions and Strikes
111
74
Puerto Rico, labor complaints about police brutality, War Labor czar
Labor Conditions and Strikes
111
79-81
Puerto Rico, labor complaints about police brutality, War Labor czar
Labor Conditions and Strikes
111
85-86
Puerto Rico, labor complaints about police brutality, War Labor czar
Labor Conditions and Strikes
111
91-92
Puerto Rico, labor complaints about police brutality, War Labor czar
Labor Conditions and Strikes
111
100-101
Puerto Rico, labor complaints about police brutality, War Labor czar
Labor Conditions and Strikes
111
104
Puerto Rico, labor complaints about police brutality, War Labor czar
Labor Conditions and Strikes
111
106-109
Puerto Rico, labor complaints about police brutality, War Labor czar
Labor Conditions and Strikes
111
112
Puerto Rico, labor complaints about police brutality, War Labor czar
Labor Conditions and Strikes
112
113
Board of Industrial Arbitration
Labor Conditions and Strikes
112
122-124
Pan American Labor Conference, Mexico, 1918 (f. 122); Board of Industrial
Arbitration
Labor Conditions and Strikes
112
126-127
Board of Industrial Arbitration
Labor Conditions and Strikes
112
129
Board of Industrial Arbitration
Labor Conditions and Strikes
112
135-136
Board of Industrial Arbitration
Labor Conditions and Strikes
112
144-145
Board of Industrial Arbitration
Labor Conditions and Strikes
112
147-148
Board of Industrial Arbitration
Labor Conditions and Strikes
112
152
Board of Industrial Arbitration
Labor Conditions and Strikes
112
154-156
Board of Industrial Arbitration
Labor Conditions and Strikes
112
159
Board of Industrial Arbitration
Labor Conditions and Strikes
112
163-165
Board of Industrial Arbitration
Labor Conditions and Strikes
112
167
Board of Industrial Arbitration
Labor Conditions and Strikes
112
171-173
Board of Industrial Arbitration
Labor Conditions and Strikes
112
175-176
Board of Industrial Arbitration
Labor Conditions and Strikes
112
185-186
Board of Industrial Arbitration
Labor Conditions and Strikes
112
188-193
Board of Industrial Arbitration
Labor Conditions and Strikes
112
195-197
Board of Industrial Arbitration
Applications for Transfer
113
1-19
Labor Statistics
113
56
Immigration Service
113
2-3
Ellis Island, literacy test, E.E. Greenwalt
Immigration Service
113
5-10
Ellis Island, literacy test, E.E. Greenwalt
Immigration Service
114
11-15
Tape Taylor Immigration Investigation, 1915; Deportation of Victoriano
Huerta, 1915; Commissioner Frederick C. Howe, Ellis Island (f. 14)
Immigration Service
114
19-24
Tape Taylor Immigration Investigation, 1915; Deportation of Victoriano
Huerta, 1915
Immigration Service
115
25
Thomas Truss case, Buford, deportations
Immigration Service
115
28
Thomas Truss case, Buford, deportations
Immigration Service
115
31
Thomas Truss case, Buford, deportations
Immigration Service
115
35
Thomas Truss case, Buford, deportations
Immigration Service
115
37
Thomas Truss case, Buford, deportations
Immigration Service
115
55
Thomas Truss case, Buford, deportations
Immigration Service
115
57
Thomas Truss case, Buford, deportations
Immigration Service
115
60-61
Ludwig C.A.K. Martens case (f. 60), deportations
Immigration Service
115
65
Thomas Truss case, Buford, deportations
Immigration Service
115
67
Thomas Truss case, Buford, deportations
Naturalization
116
13
Citizenship of Samuel Gompers
Intra-office Documents
116
1
Intra-office Documents
116
7
Intra-office Documents
116
10-11
Letter to Woodrow Wilson on the functions of the Labor Dept. (f. 11)
Intra-office Documents
116
15
Intra-office Documents
116
18
Minutes of Labor Dept. Cabinet meetings
Intra-office Documents
116
21
Intra-office Documents
116
24
Intra-office Documents
116
31-32
Intra-office Documents
116
43
Intra-office Documents
116
50
Intra-office Documents
116
63-64
Louis F. Post report on deportation activities, spring, 1920 (f. 64)
Minutes of Council of National Defense,
1917-1920
117
Marten's Case, 1919-1920
117
Series 3: Miscellany
Bills and Receipts, 1909-1926
118
Miscellaneous
119
Miscellaneous
120
Printed Material
Miscellaneous
121
n.d.
Speeches
122
Biographical Sketches
122
Writings of W.B. Wilson
122
"Annals of an Immigrant" (notes)
Writings of W.B. Wilson
122
Poetry
Papers of Dr. Paul W. Pritchard
122
History of Mining
Papers of Dr. Paul W. Pritchard
123
Miscellaneous
Papers of Dr. Paul W. Pritchard
124
Dr. Paul W. Pritchard's index to his research on W. B. Wilson
Papers of Dr. Paul W. Pritchard
125
"William B. Wilson: The Evolution of a Central Pennsylvania Mine Union
Leader" unpublished dissertation (1941) by Paul W. Pritchard
Volume
21 May 1917 - 8 December 1917
Diary
Volume
24 June 1918 - 4 January 1919
Diary
Volume
25 August 1919 - 6 March 1920
Diary
Volume
8 March 1920 - 23 October 1920
Diary
Volume
1896
Notebook
Volume
1888-1890
Expenses
Volume
1901
Expenses
Volume
n.d.
Notebook
Volume
Scrapbook
Volume
Scrapbook
Volume
Scrapbook
Volume
Scrapbook
Volume
Letters (Photostat) from President Woodrow Wilson to William B.
Wilson