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University of Chicago Library

Guide to theSalmon LevinsonPapers 1905-1998

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Table of Contents

3Descriptive Summary3Information on Use3Access3Citation3Biographical Note4Scope Note5Subject Headings5INVENTORY5Series I: Alphabetical Files, 1914-194153Series II: Outgoing Correspondence, 1913-194165Series III: Alphabetical Files, 1910-194169Series IV: Addenda

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Descriptive Summary

Identifier ICU.SPCL.LEVINSONS

Title Levinson, Salmon. Papers

Date 1905-1998

Size 40.5 linear feet (76 boxes)

Repository Special Collections Research CenterUniversity of Chicago Library1100 East 57th StreetChicago, Illinois 60637 U.S.A.

Abstract Salmon O. Levinson (1865-1941), attorney, philanthropist and key figurein the movement to outlaw war. The collection includes correspondence,political essays, materials related to the “Outlawry of War” efforts, awardsand materials and papers on Poetry magazine.

Information on Use

Access

The collection is open for research.

Citation

When quoting material from this collection, the preferred citation is: Board of Trustees. CountryHome for Convalescent Children. Records, [Box #, Folder #], Special Collections ResearchCenter, University of Chicago Library

Biographical Note

Salmon Oliver Levinson was born on December 29, 1865 to Newman David and Minne(Minna) Levinson, poor Jewish immigrants from Germany, in Noblesville, Indiana.

After graduating from Noblesville High School, Levinson attended the University of Chicagofor three years before transferring to Yale University from which he graduated in 1888. In 1891,he received an LL.B degree from Lake Forest College and was admitted to the Illinois State Bar.That same year he embarked on a legal career as an attorney practicing in Chicago. As a lawyer,Levinson specialized in industrial organizations and corporate law, however he often took on probono cases for those in need.

Levinson was married to Ruth Levinson and later Helen Bartlett Levinson, and was the father offour children-John, Horace Cilley, Ronald Bartlett and Helen Furnas.

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Levinson’s peace activism started in earnest during the First World War when he tried topersuade Allied and German leaders to come to an accord. During World War I and itsaftermath he became a steady proponent of the Outlawry of War, a political movement toabolish war. He sought to legally ban war both for ethical reasons and for the large financialcosts to the belligerent nations. While at first supporting the idea of a League of Nations, hevociferously opposed it as it did not include a plan for outlawing war in the League covenant andhe protested against the Treaty of Versailles. He consulted with President Warren T. Hardingand Senator Philander C. Knox on his peace plan and presented the Knox-Levinson Outlawryof War Plan to the Disarmament Conference. He also worked closely with Senator William E.Borah on his peace campaigns. He later consulted on what would eventually become the 1928Kellogg-Briand Pact with French politician Aristide Briand. This international agreement wassigned by the governments of the United States, France, the United Kingdom, German, andJapan, with a total of 62 nations agreeing to not use war to resolve international conflict. ThePact is considered to be a predecessor for the eventual United Nations charter.

Along with his work on behalf of international peace, Levinson worked closely with Jane Addamson philanthropic efforts in Chicago. Other charitable interests included Yale University, variousJewish causes including financial support for the refugee crisis created by the rise of Nazismin the 1930s. In 1914, he established the Levinson Prize for Poetry magazine, which is stilladministered today.

In 1929 Levinson gave $50,000 to the University of Idaho to establish the William Edgar BorahOutlawry of War Foundation and in 1930 his name was put forward for the Nobel Peace Prize.In 1931 in he was given the Rosenberger Medal by the University of Chicago for his work ininternational relations. In 1934 he was decorated with the French Legion of Honor. He was alsothe author of “Aggression, International,” for The Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences. SalmonLevinson passed away a long period of illness on February 2, 1941.

Scope Note

The Salmon O. Levinson papers include correspondence, political essays, materials related to the“Outlawry of War” efforts, awards and materials and papers on Poetry magazine. This collectioncontains over 40,000 letters including correspondence between Levinson and PresidentsCoolidge, Hoover, and Franklin Roosevelt, Senators William E. Borah and Philander C. Knox,and major figures such as Charles W. Eliot, John Dewey, Walter Lippmann, Justice FlorenceE. Allen. Internationally, Levinson corresponded with Lord Robert Cecil, Lord Lothian andProfessor Gilbery Murray of the United Kingdom. France decorated him with the Croix deChevalier de la Legion d’Honneur (French Legion of Honor) in 1934 and at the Universityhe was presented with the Rosenberger award that same year for his contributions to politicalrelations. Also included in the collection are materials relating to Levinson’s legal work in thereorganization of industrials and railroads.

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Series I: Alphabetical Files, 1914-1941

This series includes correspondence between Levinson and various figures in Chicagophilanthropy including Jane Addams and educator John Dewey and politicians such as SenatorWilliam E. Borah, Presidents Calvin Coolidge and Herbert Hoover, French politician AristideBriand. This series also includes letters on the Chicago Committee for the Defense of HumanRights Against Nazism.

Series II: Outgoing Correspondence, 1913-1941

This series includes correspondence organized by date between Levinson and his associates inworld peace work and personal associates and friends.

Series III: Alphabetical Files, 1910-1941

This series includes paperwork on the Kellogg- Briand Act Pact of 1928 and materials on theLeague of Nations. It also includes proposals on World War I war debt, the raise of fascism in1930s Europe and newspaper op-eds written by Levinson in the Chicago press.

Series IV: Addenda

Though small, this addition contains some interesting and important material including,typescript extracts from Levinson’s diary from the 1920s-1930s, some correspondence from andto Levinson during this time period, letters and telegrams of condolence sent to Levinson’s wifeupon his death, typescripts of a small number of talks and essays given by Levinson, hoods anddiploma for honorary degrees. Also notable is material related to the Levinson prize, establishedin 1914 by Levinson and administered by Poetry. Included in this part of the collection areletters of thanks to various members of the Levinson family (Levinson himself, his son, and hisson’s wife) from poets who had won the award. Many important poets are represented; MaySarton, Anne Sexton, James Dickey, Gary Snyder, Robert Lowell, and William Carlos William,to name only a few. There is also a small amount of correspondence and memorabilia fromHarriet Monroe, as well as more general correspondence from the staff of Poetry through theyears.

Subject Headings

• Levinson, Salmon Oliver, 1865-1941• Poetry (Chicago, Ill.)• War• Peace

INVENTORY

Series I: Alphabetical Files, 1914-1941

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Box 1Folder 1

Abbott-Adams, 1918-1938Box 1Folder 2

Addams, Jane, 1915-1935Box 1Folder 3

Adler, Cyrus-Allen, F. Milton, 1914-1935Box 1Folder 4

Allen, Florence, 1922Box 1Folder 5








Allen, Florence, 1930-1939Box 1Folder 13

Allen, G.-"America 1919"Box 1Folder 14

American Academy of Political Science, 1915-1930Box 1Folder 15

American Arbitration Association, 1928 -1941Box 1

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Folder 16American Association for World Peace-American Association to Abolish War, 1925-1927

Box 1Folder 17

American Bar Association-American Committee for Christian German Refugees,1922-1937

Box 1Folder 18

American Committee for the Outlawry of War, 1921-1939Box 1Folder 19

American Field Service-American Friends Service Committee, 1920-1937Box 1Folder 20

American High School Weekly-American Historical Society, 1915 & 1936Box 2Folder 1

American Jewish Committee, 1938-1939Box 2Folder 2

American Library Association-American Peace Society, 1925-1929, 1940Box 2Folder 3

American Protective League-American Red Cross, 1918-1938Box 2Folder 4

American Shakespeare Foundation, 1927-1928Box 2Folder 5

American Tagore League-Amundsen, 1922-1924, 1931Box 2Folder 6

Anderson, Arthur, 1935-1938Box 2Folder 7

Anderson-Anthier, 1935-1939Box 2Folder 8

Anti-Defamation League-Armenian Relief Association of America, 1916 1936Box 2Folder 8A

Armstrong, Hamilton Fish, 1937Box 2Folder 9

Armstrong-Artman, 1922-1934Box 2

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Folder 10Ashley-Austin, 1922-1940

Box 2Folder 11

Austria, January-March 1938Box 2Folder 12

Austria, April-June 1938Box 2Folder 13

Avery-Bach, 1925-1931Box 2Folder 14

Bache, J. S., 1915-1926Box 2Folder 15

Bachmann-Baker, Francis, 1922-1936Box 2Folder 16

Baker, Newton D., 1927-1935Box 2Folder 17

Baker, N.-Barmore, 1918-1941Box 2Folder 18

Barnard-Barnes, 1922-1939Box 2Folder 19

Barnet-Baxta, 1924-1934Box 2Folder 20

Baxter, 1926-1934Box 3Folder 1

Bean-Becker, A. G., 1924-1931Box 3Folder 2

Becker, Ben, 1915-1928Box 3Folder 3



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Becker, Elizabeth-Becker, Leon, 1922-1933Box 3Folder 6

Beed-Belgian War Orphans, 1918-1930Box 3Folder 7

Bell, D. W., 1934-1940Box 3Folder 8

Bellaire-Bernays, 1926-1935Box 3Folder 9

Berne-B‚ziat, 1919-1935Box 3Folder 10

Biermann-Black, 1922-1939Box 3Folder 11

Blackman-Blunt, 1916-1936Box 3Folder 12

Boal-Booth, 1915-1930Box 3Folder 13

Borah, William E., 1919-1930Box 3Folder 14

Borah, William E., January-February, 1922Box 3Folder 15

Borah, William E., March-May, 1922Box 3Folder 16

Borah, William E., June-December, 1922Box 4Folder 1

Borah, William E., January-March, 1923Box 4Folder 2

Borah, William E., April-May, 1923Box 4Folder 3

Borah, William E., June-December, 1923Box 4Folder 4

Borah, William E., January-April, 1924

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Box 4Folder 5

Borah, William E., May-December, 1924Box 4Folder 6

Borah, William E., January-April, 1925Box 4Folder 7



Borah, William E., March, 1926Box 4Folder 10

Borah, William E., April-May, 1926Box 4Folder 11

Borah, William E., June, 1926Box 4Folder 12

Borah, William E. July 6-July 19, 1926Box 4Folder 13

Borah, William E., July 20-July 31, 1926Box 4Folder 14

Borah, William E., August, 1926Box 4Folder 15

Borah, William E., September-December, 1926Box 5Folder 1

Borah, William E., 1927Box 5Folder 2


Borah, William E., March, 1928Box 5Folder 4

Borah, William E., April-June, 1928Box 5

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Folder 5Borah, William E., July-September, 1928

Box 5Folder 6

Borah, William E., October-December, 1928Box 5Folder 7

Borah-Stimpson Correspondence, 1929Box 5Folder 8


Borah, William E., March-April, 1929Box 5Folder 10



Borah, William E., January-May, 1932Box 5Folder 13

Borah, William E., June-September, 1932Box 5Folder 14

Borah, William E., October-December, 1932Box 5Folder 15






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Borah's Secretary (Miss Cora Rubin), 1934-1938Box 6Folder 7

W. E. Borah Presidential Campaign, January, 1936Box 6Folder 8

W. E. Borah Presidential Campaign, 1930Box 6Folder 9

W. E. Borah Presidential Campaign, 1931-1937Box 6Folder 10

W. E. Borah, Presidential Campaign, January, 1936Box 6Folder 11

W. E. Borah Presidential Campaign, February-June, 1936Box 6Folder 12

Borchard, E. M., 1923-1937Box 6Folder 13

Borgese-Bourne, 1919-1941Box 6Folder 14

Bousios-Breckinridge, 1918-1936Box 6Folder 15

Bremicker-Brewster, 1924-1935Box 6Folder 16

Briand, Aristide, 1929-1930Box 6Folder 17

Bridges, Horace J., 1922-1940Box 7Folder 1

Brill-Browdy, 1922-1938Box 7Folder 2

Brown, Arthur-Brown, Allen, 1928

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Box 7Folder 3

Brown, Arthur P., 1914-1919Box 7Folder 4




Brown, Charles-Brown, Gerard, 1917-1936Box 7Folder 8

Brown, Charles-Brown, Brown, G. Harrison, 1920-1925Box 7Folder 9

Brown, Charles-Brown, 1926Box 7Folder 10

Brown, Charles-Brown, January-April, 1927Box 7Folder 11

Brown, Charles-Brown, June-July, 1927Box 7Folder 12

Brown, Charles-Brown, August, 1927Box 7Folder 13

Brown, Charles-Brown, September, 1927Box 7Folder 14

Brown, Charles-Brown, October, 1927Box 7Folder 15

Brown, Charles-Brown, November, 1927Box 7Folder 16

Brown, Charles-Brown, December, 1927Box 7Folder 17

Brown, Charles-Brown, January, 1928Box 7

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Folder 18Brown, Charles-Brown, February, 1928

Box 7Folder 19

Brown, Charles-Brown, March, 1928Box 8Folder 1


Brown, Charles-Brown, April, 1928Box 8Folder 3

Brown, Charles-Brown, May, 1928Box 8Folder 4

Brown, Charles-Brown, June 1-8, 1928Box 8Folder 5

Brown, Charles-Brown, June 14-30, 1928Box 8Folder 6

Brown, Charles-Brown, July, 1928Box 8Folder 7



Brown, Charles-Brown, October, 1928Box 8Folder 10

Brown, Charles-Brown, November, 1928Box 8Folder 11


Brown, Charles-Brown, January-February, 1929Box 8Folder 13


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Brown, Charles-Brown, June, 1929Box 9Folder 2


Brown, Charles-Brown, August-November, 1929Box 9Folder 4


Brown, Charles-Brown, January, 1930Box 9Folder 6

Brown, Charles-Brown, February, 1930Box 9Folder 7




Brown, Charles-Brown, June, 1930Box 9Folder 11




Brown, Charles-Brown, October-December, 1930

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Box 10Folder 1

Brown, Charles-Brown, January, 1931Box 10Folder 2

Brown, Charles-Brown, February, 1931Box 10Folder 3

Brown, Charles-Brown, March-May, 1931Box 10Folder 4

Brown, Charles-Brown, June-July, 1931Box 10Folder 5

Brown, Charles-Brown, September-December, 1931Box 10Folder 6

Brown, Charles-Brown, January-March, 1932Box 10Folder 7

Brown, Charles-Brown, April-July, 1932Box 10Folder 8

Brown, Charles-Brown, August-December, 1932Box 10Folder 9



Brown, Charles-Brown, 1935-1938Box 10Folder 12

Brown, Charles-Brown, 1939-1941Box 10Folder 13

Brown, H. Runham-BuckinghamBox 10Folder 14

Brown, Harrison, 1928-1937Box 10Folder 15

Buckley, Dement & Co., 1921-February, 1922Box 11

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Folder 1Buckley, Dement & Co., March-December, 1922

Box 11Folder 2

Buckley, Dement & Co., 1923Box 11Folder 3

Buckley, Dement & Co., 1924Box 11Folder 4

Buckley, Dement & Co., 1925-1928Box 11Folder 5

Buckner-Buek, 1920-1936Box 11Folder 6

Buell-Burgess, 1922- 1937Box 11Folder 7

Burke, Senator Edward R., December, 1936-May, 1938Box 11Folder 8

Burke, Senator Edward R., June, 1938-December, 1938Box 11Folder 9

Burke, Senator Edward R., 1939-1940Box 11Folder 10

Burkhalter-Bushnell, 1922-1940Box 11Folder 11

Butera-Butler, 1916- 1937Box 11Folder 12

Butt-Byles, 1917-1931Box 11Folder 13

Byrd, Senator Harry F.-Byrnes, 1935-1939Box 11Folder 14

Cabot-Cahn, 1925-1940Box 11Folder 15

Cain-Capehart, 1916-1937Box 11Folder 16

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Capper, Senator Arthur, 1922-1930Box 11Folder 17

Capps-Carnovale, 1915- 1929Box 11Folder 18

Carpenter-Carter, 1916-1934Box 12Folder 1

Cartwright-Causy, 1922-1937Box 12Folder 2

Cecil, Lord Robert, 1918-1939Box 12Folder 3

Census Bureau-Chatham Phoenix National Bank, 1922-1936Box 12Folder 4

Cheney-Chicago Bar Association, 1923-1933Box 12Folder 5

Chicago Civil Liberties Union-Chicago Committee of the American Committee forChristian German Refugees, 1937-1938

Box 12Folder 6

Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, A, 1934-1937Box 12Folder 7

Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, B, 1933-1936Box 12Folder 8

Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, C-E, 1933-1936Box 12Folder 9

Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, F, 1934Box 12Folder 10

Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, G, 1933-1937Box 12Folder 11

Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, H-I, 1933-1936Box 12Folder 12

Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, J-K, 1933-1936Box 12Folder 13

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Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, K, 1934Box 12Folder 14

Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, 1935Box 12Folder 15

Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, 1936-1937Box 12Folder 16

Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, L, 1933-1938Box 13Folder 1

Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, M, 1933-1936Box 13Folder 2

Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, N-Q, 1934-1935Box 13Folder 3

Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, R, 1933-1936Box 13Folder 4

Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, S, 1933Box 13Folder 5

Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, S, 1934Box 13Folder 6

Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, S- T, 1935-1938,Box 13Folder 7

Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, U, 1933Box 13Folder 8

Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, U, 1934Box 13Folder 9

Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, U, 1935-1936Box 13Folder 10

Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, V-X, 1933-1936Box 13Folder 11

Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, Y, 1934-1935Box 13Folder 12

Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, Z, 1935- 1937

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Box 13Folder 13

Chicago Committee for the Defense of Human Rights Against Nazism, forms, lists, etc.,1934-1939

Box 13Folder 14


Box 13Folder 15


Box 13Folder 16


Box 13Folder 17

Chicago Council on Foreign Relations-Chicago Ethical Society, 1922-1934Box 13Folder 18

Chicago Daily News-Chicago Tribune, 1931-1933Box 14Folder 1

Chicago, University ofBox 14Folder 2

Chicago Urban LeagueBox 14Folder 3

Chicago Woman's ClubBox 14Folder 4

Chicago World Court CommitteeBox 14Folder 5

ChinaBox 14Folder 6

Choate-Christian Science MonitorBox 14Folder 7

Christian Science MonitorBox 14Folder 8

Citizens-Clark, H.

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Box 14Folder 9-11

Clark, J. ReubenBox 14Folder 12

Clark, RobertBox 14Folder 13

Clarke, John H.Box 14Folder 14

ClaudelBox 14Folder 15

Clayberger-ClinchBox 14Folder 16

Clinchy, E. R.Box 14Folder 17

Clinnin-ColbyBox 14Folder 18

ColcordBox 14Folder 19

Cole-ComptonBox 14Folder 20

Comptroller-ConroyBox 14Folder 21

Continental-CoaleyBox 15Folder 1

President Calvin Coolidge, 1924-1929Box 15Folder 2

Cooper, William Hawthrone -Cottingham, Ray E., 1923-1936Box 15Folder 3

Cotton, Joseph P., 1918-1931Box 15Folder 4

Coulter, Stanley-Cox, Lucille, 1922-1929Box 15

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Folder 5Coy, Wayne-Crocker, Roy, 1922-1936

Box 15Folder 6

Crolly, C.C., 1915Box 15Folder 7

Croly, Herbert, 1918-1928Box 15Folder 8

Cross, Redmond W. -Curtiss, Charles C., 1919-1937Box 15Folder 9

Curtiss, Dorothy W.-Daiches, 1916-1938Box 15Folder 10

Daily, J.G-Dauchy, Samuel, 1922-1934Box 15Folder 11

Daugherty-Davis, James I., 1917-1933Box 15Folder 12

Davis, Jerome-Davis, Thomas, 1922-1934Box 15Folder 13

Dawes, Charles G., 1929-1938Box 15Folder 14

Dawson, Edgar-Day, Elbert, 1922- 1924Box 15Folder 15

Deabler, H.-Decroix, J., 1927-1931Box 15Folder 16

Deeds, Daisydean-Demont, Henri, 1919-1937Box 15Folder 17

Deneen, Charles, 1925-1930Box 15Folder 18

Denigan, John S.-Denning, Clarence B., 1924-1940Box 15Folder 19

Dennis, Charles H., 1923-1929Box 15Folder 20

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Dennis, Charles H., 1929-1930Box 15Folder 21

Denny, Evorie-Dever, William E., 1927-1938Box 15Folder 22

Dewey, Charles S.-Dewey, Fred A., 1928-1939Box 15Folder 23

Dewey, John, 1918-1922Box 15Folder 24

Dewey, John, 1923Box 15Folder 25



Dewey, John, 1928-1929 (memorial)Box 16Folder 2

Dewey, John, 1928Box 16Folder 3




Dewey, John, 1934-1938, 1940Box 16Folder 7

Dewey, Thomas E.-DoctorBox 16Folder 8

Dodd-DotyBox 16Folder 9

Douglas, P. H. –Dreier

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Box 16Folder 10

Dowden - DudleyBox 16Folder 11

Duncan - DurkeeBox 16Folder 12

Eagleton - Eddy, SarahBox 16Folder 13

Eddy, Sherwood - EhrmannBox 16Folder 14-15

Eichelberger, ClarkBox 16Folder 16

EinsteinBox 16Folder 17

Eigel - Elementary and Home Education AssociationBox 16Folder 18-19

Eliot, C. W., 1915Box 16Folder 20

Eliot, C. W., 1916-1917Box 16Folder 21




Ellenson, Helen - Endebrock, 1925-1942Box 17Folder 4

English Speaking Union, 1921-1929Box 17Folder 5

Enman, J. - Erza, Silas, 1923-1936Box 17

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Folder 6European Trip, 1927

Box 17Folder 7-10

European Trip, 1937Box 17Folder 11

Evans, Evan A. - Faulkner, J.A, 1922-1936Box 17Folder 12

Faville, John, 1923-1924Box 17Folder 13

Faville, John, 1925Box 17Folder 14

Fay, Robert N.-Fellowship of Faiths, 1934-1939Box 17Folder 15

Fellowship of Reconciliation-Fellowship of Youth for Peace, 1925-1929Box 17Folder 16

Felsenthal, Albert-Firth, Lewis J., 1919-1936Box 17Folder 17

Fischel, Frederic-Fish, Hamilton, 1926-1936Box 17Folder 18

Fisher, Authur, Fisher, Harry, 1922-1927Box 17Folder 19

Fisher, I, 1918-1927Box 17Folder 20

Fisher, I, 1928Box 17Folder 21

Fisher, I, 1929Box 17Folder 22

Fisher, I, 1930-1933Box 18Folder 1

Fisher, Mary-Florsheim, Milton S, 1918-1937Box 18Folder 2

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Floyd, William-Ford,Mary Kate, 1924-1934Box 18Folder 3

Foreign Affairs, 1923-1937Box 18Folder 4

Foreign Policy Association, 1923-1932Box 18Folder 5

Foreman, Harold F.-Fossum, O., 1923-1941Box 18Folder 6

Foster, William T., 1928-1933Box 18Folder 7



Fowler, A.P.-Frank, Richard A., 1923-1939Box 18Folder 10

Frank, Glenn, 1937-1938Box 18Folder 11

Frank, Jerome N., 1915-1940Box 18Folder 12

Frank, R. W.-Freund, Ernst, 1924-1935Box 18Folder 13

Freund, Erwin, O., 1922-1933Box 18Folder 14

Freund, Erwin O., 1933-1939Box 18Folder 15

Frey, A.B-Friends, Society of, 1922-1937Box 18Folder 16

Friends of Europe, 1935-1939Box 18Folder 17

Frisbie, Mary T.-Furnas, Joseph C., 1923-1938

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Box 18Folder 18

Galbraith, W.J-Galvin,Hannah, 1922-1937Box 18Folder 19

Gannett, Frank, 1936- 1939Box 18Folder 20

Garard,Gerald-Garst, John M. 1922-1928Box 18Folder 21

Garvin, J. L., 1924-1938Box 18Folder 22

Gaspard, Jerome T.-Gerard, Sumner, 1924-1940Box 19Folder 1

German Embassy and Consulate (Chicago), 1927-1932Box 19Folder 2

German Embassy and Consulate (Chicago), 1931-1933Box 19Folder 3

Germany-Gilbert, William R., 1929-1938Box 19Folder 4

Gilchrist, Harry J.-Gillett, F. H., 1925-1938Box 19Folder 5

Gillis, Clarence Y.-Glenn, L., 1921-1937Box 19Folder 6

Glenn, Otis, F. , 1928-1929Box 19Folder 7

Glenn, Otis, 1929Box 19Folder 8

Glenn, Otis, 1929-1932Box 19Folder 9

Glenn, Vivian E.-Goodman, Arthur A., 1917-1939Box 19Folder 10

Goodman, M. F., 1921-1922Box 19

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Folder 11-12Goodman, M. F., 1922

Box 19Folder 13

Goodman, M. F., 1923-1936Box 19Folder 14

Goodman, M. F., American Committee for the Outlawry of War, 1922-1923Box 19Folder 15





Goodwin, Richard M.-Gordon, Robert, 1923-1933Box 20Folder 4

Gordon, W. C., 1921-1936Box 20Folder 5

Gore, Thomas P.-Greeson, W.A, 1922-1939Box 20Folder 6

Gregg-Gregory, 1915-1930Box 20Folder 7

Grentzenberg, Marie-Grimm, Peter, 1924-1939Box 20Folder 8

Grinnell College, 1929-1934Box 20Folder 9

Grise, I.A.-Guldbransen, Peter, 1922-1938Box 20Folder 10

Gulick, Sidney L., 1922-1933Box 20Folder 11

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Gulliksen, Arthur-Haire, Anna R., 1916-1934Box 20Folder 12

Hale, William B.-Hall, W. Raleigh, 1918-1938Box 20Folder 13

Halleck, Arnie Q.-Hammer, Carl W., 1922-1938Box 20Folder 14

Hammand, O.A-Harand, Movement, 1918-1939Box 20Folder 15

Hard, William, 1917-1924Box 20Folder 16

Hard, William, 1925Box 20Folder 17







Harden-Hardin, 1921-1922Box 21Folder 6

Harding, Warren G., 1920-1923Box 21Folder 7

Hardy, Henry W.-Harris, W.W., 1921-1939Box 21Folder 8

Harrison, James Eddy-Haugan, Henry A., 1919-1938

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Box 21Folder 9

Hauser, E. J., 1921-1922Box 21Folder 10

Hauser, E. J., 1923-1939Box 21Folder 11

Hausman, Theodore L.-Heed, Thomas D., 1915-1935Box 21Folder 12

Heermance, Edgar L.-Heston, V.C., 1922-1931Box 21Folder 13

Hewes, Thomas-Hillyer, Robert, 1918-1941Box 22Folder 1

Himes, Joseph H.-Hoiland, Maybelle,1916-1938Box 22Folder 2

Holborn, Ian B. Stoughton-Holmes, Harry N., 1916-1937Box 22Folder 3

Holmes, Reverend John Haynes, 1914-1917Box 22Folder 4

Holmes, John Haynes, 1918-1920Box 22Folder 5

Holmes, John Haynes, J. H., 1921-1922Box 22Folder 6

Holmes, John Haynes, 1923Box 22Folder 7




Holmes, John Haynes, 1927Box 22

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Folder 11Holmes, John Haynes, 1928

Box 22Folder 12








Holmes, Roger-Hooper, Horace E., 1915-1937Box 23Folder 7

Hoover Feeding Plan, 1940Box 23Folder 8

Hoover, Herbert, 1924-1929Box 23Folder 9

Hoover, Herbert, 1930Box 23Folder 10



Hope, Elizabeth W. -Governor Horner, Henry, 1922-1939Box 23Folder 13

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Horsch, M.J.-Howard, Esme, 1922-1939Box 23Folder 14

Howe, Nolan J.,-Huddleston, 1852-1932Box 23Folder 15

Hudson, Manley O.-Hulburd, Anna T., 1920-1940Box 23Folder 16

Secretary of State Hull, Cordell, 1926-1934Box 23Folder 17

Secretary of State Hull, Cordell, 1935-1936Box 24Folder 1

Hull, Cordell, 1937Box 24Folder 2

Hull, Cordell, 1938Box 24Folder 3

Hull, Cordell, 1939-1941Box 24Folder 4

Hull, Lois W.-Hull House, 1914-1933Box 24Folder 5

Hullsa, Mildred,-Hurley, Edward N., 1922-1940Box 24Folder 6

Hurst, Sir Cecil-Hutchins, Robert M., 1926-1941Box 24Folder 7

Hutchinson, Paul-Hyde, Reverend J. Chester, 1924-1935Box 24Folder 8

Ickes, Harold-Indiana Society of Chicago, 1920-1937Box 24Folder 9

Indiana World Court Committee, 1929-1930Box 24Folder 10

Industrial Associates-Friends of Irish Freedom, 1916-1939Box 24Folder 11

Irving Trust Company-Japan (9 Power Parley), 1922-1937

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Box 24Folder 12

Jaques, Katherine S.-Jewish Aid-Jewish Charities, 1914-1931Box 24Folder 13

Jewish Relief-Welfare, 1914-1933Box 25Folder 1

Johnson, Alvin 1927-1940Box 25Folder 2

Johnson, Bernice-Johnson, Frederick A. Johnson, 1925- 1936Box 25Folder 3

Johnson, Hiram W.-Jonas, Rose T., 1920-1937Box 25Folder 4

Jones, Arthur R., 1919-1938Box 25Folder 5

Jordan, David Starr, 1918-1930Box 25Folder 6

Jordan, Max - Juvenile Research, Institute 1917-1935Box 25Folder 7

Kahn, Otto, 1917-1922Box 25Folder NIL

NILBox 25Folder 9

Kallen, Horace Meyer-Kelley, 1918-1940Box 25Folder 10

Kellogg, Frank B., 1927-1929Box 25Folder 11

Kellor, F., 1923 and undatedBox 25Folder 12

Kellor, F., 1923 and undatedBox 25Folder 13

Kellor, F., 1924-1929Box 25

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Folder 14Kellor, F., 1924-1929

Box 25Folder 15

Kelly, Mrs. Alma, 1931-1940Box 25Folder 16

Kelly, Frederick James, 1928-1929Box 25Folder 17

Kelly, Frederick James, 1929- 1938Box 26Folder 1

Kelsey, W.I.-Kerns, Howard, 1920-1938Box 26Folder 2

Kerr, Philip, 1922-1927Box 26Folder 3



Keynes, John M.- King, Velma, 1924-1932Box 26Folder 6

King, William H., 1937-1940Box 26Folder 7

Kingdom, Cassel C.-Knowles, M.H, 1919-1939Box 26Folder 8

Knox, Frank-Knox, George, 1931-1938Box 26Folder 9

Knox, Philander C., 1919-1920Box 26Folder 10-11

Knox, Philander C.,1920Box 26Folder 12

Knox, Philander C., 1921Box 26Folder 13

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Knutsford, Viscount-Kretschner, Herman L., 1918- 1938Box 26Folder 14

Krock, Arthur-Kvale, O.J, 1927-1939Box 26Folder 15

Lacht, William-La Follete, Robert M., 1924-1939Box 26Folder 16

La Guardia, Fiorello H.-Landis, 1922- 1937Box 26Folder 17

Landman, L.W, 1915-1921Box 26Folder 18

Landman, L.W.-Landon, Alf M., 1922-1939Box 27Folder 1

Lane, Alfred C. -Langstraat, Donald, 1922-1932Box 27Folder 2

Langworthy, B.F-de Lanux, Pierre, 1921- 1929Box 27Folder 3-5

Lape, Esther Evertt, 1928-1934Box 27Folder 6

Larche, A.M-Lautner, 1917-1935Box 27Folder 7

Laves, Ulrich R.-Leaf, Earl H., 1918- 1938Box 27Folder 8-9

League of Nations, 1918-1936Box 27Folder 10

League of Nations-Legal Aid Society of Chicago, 1914-1941Box 27Folder 11

Leger, M. Alexis-Levering, Burton,1927-1941Box 27Folder 12

Levermore, Charles H.-Levinson Collection (contents), 1922-1939Box 27Folder 13

Levinson Family (Frank), 1927-1937

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Box 27Folder 14

Levinson, Harry, 1915-1928Box 27Folder 15

Levinson, Helen (Mrs. Charles Stonehill), 1926-1931Box 27Folder 16

Levinson, Horace, 1917-1933Box 27Folder 17

Levinson, John, 1928-1932Box 27Folder 18-20

Levinson Memoranda, 1925-1935Box 28Folder 1

Levinson Memoranda, 1937-1938Box 28Folder 2-6

Levinson Office Memoranda, 1922-1938Box 28Folder 7

Levinson's Own Story (Outlawry of War), 1928Box 28Folder 8-11

Levinson Miscellaneous, 1922-1935Box 28Folder 12

Levinson Reservations, undatedBox 28Folder 13

Levinson, Ronald, 1919-1931Box 28Folder 14

Levinson, Ruth, 1927-1928Box 28Folder 15

Levinson; 70th birthday, 1935-1936Box 28Folder 16-17

Levinson; death, 1935-1941Box 28Folder 18

Levinson Memoranda, 1919, and undatedBox 29

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Folder 1Levinson Memoranda, 1918-1919

Box 29Folder 2

Levinson (presentation to S.O.L of Rosenberger Medal), June 16, 1931Box 29Folder 3

Levinson (Legion of Honor), 1934Box 29Folder 4-5

Levinson Memoranda, 1915-1918 , undatedBox 29Folder 6-7

Levinson Memoranda (Outlawry of War), 1921Box 29Folder 8

Levinson Memoranda (Outlawry of War), 1921Box 29Folder 9

Levinson Memoranda (Outlawry of War), 1918-1919Box 29Folder 10



Levinson Memoranda, 1931-1935Box 30Folder 2

Levinson Scrapbook ("His Book," 1918-1928, compiled by Alma Kelly, secretary)Box 30Folder 3

Levinson Scrapbook, 1932-1941Box 31Folder 1

Levinson Scrapbook, 1929-1931Box 31Folder 2

Levitt, Gary P.-Lewis, James Hamilton, 1927-1937Box 31Folder 3

Libby, Federick J.-Lillybeck, Honora 1917-1936Box 31Folder 4

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Lincoln Scholarship Fund, 1929-1930Box 31Folder 5

Lincoln Social Center, 1914-1928Box 31Folder 6

Lincoln Social Center, 1929-1938Box 32Folder 1

Lind, Anna-Lodge, H. C., 1918-1938Box 32Folder 2

Loeb, Albert-City of Los Angeles, 1913-1940Box 32Folder 3

Lothian, Lord (Philip Kerr), 1933-1940Box 32Folder 4

Lott, Elizabeth-Lovett, Thelma, 1922-1933Box 32Folder 5

Low, Bela-Lyford, Will H., 1918-1938Box 32Folder 6

Lynch, David-McCormack, R.L. 1915-1939Box 32Folder 7

McCormick, Anne O’Hare-McCutheon, John T., 1919- 1938Box 32Folder 8

McDonald, James G., 1919-1925Box 32Folder 9

McDonald, James G., 1926-1938Box 32Folder 10

McDonald, Ramsay, 1928-1931Box 32Folder 11

McDowell, Ernest D.-McNally, James W., 1919-1938Box 32Folder 12

McNamee, L.-Mailhouse, Max, 1921-1938Box 33Folder 1

Mailing list, 1918-1923, undated

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Box 33Folder 2

Main, John Bradford-Mann, Rowena Morse, 1923-1941Box 33Folder 3

Mann, Thomas-Martin, Joseph W., 1914-1939Box 33Folder 4

Martin, W. F., 1921-1928Box 33Folder 5

Martina, Joe-Mayper, 1915-1935Box 33Folder 6

Mead, Morris B.-Mermel, Joseph, 1919-1937Box 33Folder 7

Merriam, Charles S.-Messersmith, George S. 1918-1939Box 33Folder 8

Methodist Child Welfare Society-Milbank Tweed, Hope & Webb Law Firm, 1915-1938Box 33Folder 9

Milholland, John E., 1914-1933Box 33Folder 10

Miller, Charles R.-Missouri Library Commission, 1915-1938Box 33Folder 11

Mitchell-Faust Advertising Company, 1921-1926Box 34Folder 1

Mitchell, John J.-Monlon, Chiang, 1919-1941Box 34Folder 2

Monroe, Harriet, 1918-1936Box 34Folder 3

Montana, University-Moore, Nelson, 1924 -1932Box 34Folder 4

Moore, Robert Walton, 1932-1941Box 34Folder 5

Moore, Robert Walton, 1934-1938Box 34

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Folder 6Morehouse, Clifford-Morris, Russell R.,1923-1934

Box 34Folder 7

Morrison, Charles Clayton, 1924Box 34Folder 8

Morrison, Charles Clayton, 1925-1926Box 34Folder 9


Morrison, Charles Clayton, 1929Box 34Folder 11


Morrison, Mary-Morse, Wayne, 1921-1932Box 34Folder 13

Moseley, F.S-Moulton, Harold G., 1917-1938Box 34Folder 14

Mt. Vernon Public Library, 1924-1925Box 34Folder 15

Mowrer, Edgar and Paul, 1928-1941Box 35Folder 1

Mozinga, Scotia-Munitions, 1915- 1933Box 35Folder 2

Munns, Margaret C.-Murray, Gordon, 1915-1941Box 35Folder 3

Murray,W.H.-National Collegiate World Court Conference, 1921-1938Box 35Folder 4

National Committee to Uphold Constitutional Government, 1933- 1938Box 35Folder 5

National Council for the Prevention of War, 1922- 1934Box 35Folder 6

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National Information Bureau- Newlin, Frederick J., 1924-1937Box 35Folder 7

Newman, A.W-Newsom, 1915-1935Box 35Folder 8

Nobel Peace Prize, January 9, 1929-April, 1930Box 35Folder 9

Nobel Peace Prize, May 1930Box 35Folder 10

Nobel Peace Prize, June-December, 1930Box 35Folder 11

Noblesville, 1922-1924Box 36Folder 1

Noblesville City School Prizes, 1937-1940Box 36Folder 2

Noblesville Schools, 1914-1922Box 36Folder 3

Noel, James W.-Northwestern University Settlement, 1917- 1938Box 36Folder 4

Norton, Thomas James-Ocean National Bank, 1922-1940Box 36Folder 5

Ochs, Adolph S.-Oggel, Melvin Verne, 1924-1937Box 36Folder 6-7

Oggel's Manuscripts, undatedBox 36Folder 8

Oggel, Melvin Verne, 1925Box 36Folder 9

Oggel, Melvin Verne, 1926-1927Box 36Folder 10

Oggel, Melvin Verne, 1928-1931Box 37Folder 1

Ohio, State of-Omaha, City of, 1922-1935

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Box 37Folder 2

O'Mahoney, Joseph C.-Oppenheimer, Harry D. 1916-1939Box 37Folder 3

O’Reilly, Gertrude-Pan American Union, 1918-1940Box 37Folder 4

Parham, Erwin J.-Pawley,H.I., 1922-1937Box 37Folder 5

Payne, George Henry, 1918- 1930Box 37Folder 6

Peace Ballot Stamp, 1929Box 37Folder 7

Peace Ballot-Pearmain, John D., 1930- 1933Box 37Folder 8

Pearson, Drew-Pennsylvania Railroad, 1925-1941Box 37Folder 9

People's Lobby-Pepper, Claude Denson, 1925-1931Box 37Folder 10

Perkins, William R.-Philadelphia Young Democracy, 1922-1939Box 37Folder 11

Philanthropy (memberships etc.), 1915-1929Box 37Folder 12

Phillips, Dorothy-Pick, George, 1922-1935Box 38Folder 1

Pierce, Edward A., 1919-1941Box 38Folder 2

Pierce, Julian-Pinkham, H., 1919-1939Box 38Folder 3

Pior, Frances-Poetry (a magazine of verse, 1915-1928), 1916-1931Box 38Folder 4

Poetry (a magazine of verse, 1936-1940)Box 38

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Folder 5Poindexter, Miles, 1920-1934

Box 38Folder 6

Politics (Republican Party) 1924-1936Box 38Folder 7

Politics (Republican Convention, 1928)-Politics (1936 Presidential Election)• 1928-1936

Box 38Folder 8

Politics (1940 campaign),Box 38Folder 9

Pollack, Laura K.-Prescott, Henry W.,1925-1937Box 38Folder 10

Presidential Letters, 1937- 1939Box 38Folder 11

Press (interviews)-Press (Atlantic Monthly), 1922-1938Box 39Folder 1

Press (Chicago Daily News)-Press (Chicago Jewish Daily Forward-Journal of Commerce),1916-1937

Box 39Folder 2

Press (Chicago Tribune)-Press (Christian Century), 1918-1938Box 39Folder 3

Press (Christian Science Monitor)-Press (Forum), 1919-1938Box 39Folder 4

Press (Fotograms-Gin & Company)-Press (Holland's Magazine), 1920-1938Box 39Folder 5

Press (Idaho Argonaut-Living Age)-Press (London), 1921-1936Box 39Folder 6

Press (Los Angeles-McClure)-Press (Milwaukee Journal-New Majority), 1921-1938Box 39Folder 7

Press (New Republic), 1918- 1930Box 39Folder 8

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Press (New York City News Bureau-New York Evening Mail)-Press (New York World),1915-1941

Box 39Folder 9

Press (Omaha Daily News-Romeike Bureau)-Pres (St. Louis Post Dispatch-UnityPublishing Company), 1921-1938

Box 39Folder 10

Press (U. S. Daily-U. S. News)-Press (Virginia-World Unity), 1919-1938Box 39Folder 11

Press (Worlds Work)-Quinn, Esther, 1918-1935Box 40Folder 1

Central Conference of American Rabbis-Radio Audience League, 1928 -1935Box 40Folder 2

Radio (Broadcasts, etc.)-Railroad Matters, 1919-1936Box 40Folder 3

Raine, James Watt Mrs.-Rankin, Jeanette, 1923-1941Box 40Folder 4

Rantoul, Neal-Reaves, O.K., 1918-1939Box 40Folder 5

Rebhan, Susan M.- Reed, David A., 1922-1936Box 40Folder 6

Reed, James A., 1916-1926Box 40Folder 7



Reed, S.J. - Republic of Bolivia, 1923-1938Box 40Folder 10

Republican National Committee-Richter, Paul Emanuel, 1916-1939Box 41Folder 1

Ricman-RipleyBox 41

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Folder 2Ritchie-Robertson

Box 41Folder 3

Robins, Elizabeth, 1929-1940Box 41Folder 4

Robins, MargaretBox 41Folder 5

Robins, Raymond, 1921-1922Box 41Folder 6


Robins, Raymond, 1923 (fan mail)Box 41Folder 8

Robins, Raymond, 1923 (July-December)Box 41Folder 9

Robins, Raymond, 1924 (January-May)Box 41Folder 10

Robins, Raymond, 1924 (June-December)Box 41Folder 11

Robins, Raymond, 1925Box 42Folder 1






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Robins, Raymond, (re: letters, disappearance and reappearance), 1933-1937Box 42Folder 9

Robins, Raymond, (re: clippings of Colonel Robin's disappearance), 1932-1934Box 43Folder 1







Robbins, Zelda-Rosenthal, Lessing, 1923-1939Box 43Folder 8

Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, 1933-1938Box 43Folder 9

Root, Elihu-Rosenwald, Augusta, 1918-1935Box 43Folder 10

Rosenwald, Julius-Rounds, Ralph S., 1915-1939Box 43Folder 11

Rourke, Elizabeth B., 1928-1932Box 43Folder 12

Rowe, Frederick A.-Rubin, Cora, 1916-1940

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Box 43Folder 13

Rubinkam, Nathaniel I., 1914-1917Box 43Folder 14

Rubovits, Toby-Rumely, Edward A., 1916-1940Box 43Folder 15

Rumyam, Shelby-Salmon, Benjamin J., 1922-1936Box 44Folder 1

Haym Salomon Memorial, 1927-1937Box 44Folder 2

Saloutos, Theodore-Scheurach, S. 1914-1936Box 44Folder 3

Schiff, Jacob,-Scoggin, Margaret C. 1915-1938Box 44Folder 4

Scoles, George -Scott, James Brown, 1922-1936Box 44Folder 5

Scoville, Fannie M.-Seiberling, Frank A., 1922-1940Box 44Folder 6

Selby, E. H-Sharp, Agnes, 1918-1939Box 44Folder 7

Shaw, George Bernard-Shotwell, James T., 1918 -1937Box 44Folder 8

Shoup, Guy V.-Silver, Rabbi Abba Hillel, 1922-1936Box 44Folder 9

Simes, Lewis M.-Sinclair, Bartlett, 1917-1938Box 44Folder 10

Sinclair, Upton (author), 1930Box 44Folder 11

Singer, Henry-Smisek, Vera M. 1923-1940Box 45Folder 1

Smith, Aleen, Smith, Ernest N.W, 1923-1941Box 45

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Folder 2Smith, Fred B., 1925-1930

Box 45Folder 3

Smith, Gordon-Smith, Walter M., 1918-1939Box 45Folder 4

Smoot, Reed-Spencer, W.G, 1922-1938Box 45Folder 5

Speyer, James-Spiegelberg, Flora, 1914-1938Box 45Folder 6

Spokane Public Library - Starbuck, R.D., 1918-1941Box 45Folder 7

Starr, Frederick-Stillwell, Abner J.,1916-1940Box 45Folder 8

Stimson, Henry L. (Secretary of State), 1929-1938Box 45Folder 9

Stimson, Ada- Stock Prices, 1923-1932Box 45Folder 10

Stockdale, George Maychin-Stoneman, William, 1922-1938Box 45Folder 11

Stoner, John E., 1929-1939Box 45Folder 12

Stoner, John E., (treatise on Levinson), undatedBox 46Folder 1

Stookey, S.W.-Strawn, Silas, 1918- 1940Box 46Folder 2

Streith, H.L-Sugarman, E. R. 1917-1938Box 46Folder 3

Sulzberger, Arthur H.-Supreme Court (re: packing of), 1923-1939Box 46Folder 4

Sutherland, George-Szymczak, M.S., 1918-1938Box 46Folder 5

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Tabor College - Taft, Robert, 1926-1939Box 46Folder 6

Taft, William Howard (President), 1918 -1919Box 46Folder 7

Taitt, John-Terminal National Bank, 1922-1940Box 46Folder 8

Terry, Bessie-Thomson, C. B., 1918-1939Box 46Folder 9

Thornton, Willis-The Three Wizards, 1919 -1940Box 46Folder 10

Tibbetts, R.R.-Tomlinson, John D., 1922-1939Box 46Folder 11

Torrence, E.L,-Twito, Helmer, 1920-1938Box 46Folder 12

Tydings, Senator Millard E., 1934 –1935Box 47Folder 1

Tydings, Senator Millard, 1936-1939Box 47Folder 2

Tyler, Henry T.-Universalist Church, 1922 -1939Box 47Folder 3

Untermyer, Samuel-Van Buskirk, V. Friederika, 1914- 1939Box 47Folder 4

Vandenberg, Arthur, 1930-1938Box 47Folder 5

Vanderbilt Hotel-Van Dusen, Henry P. 1919-1939Box 47Folder 6

Van Dyke, J.-Victor, Royall, 1914-1940Box 47Folder 7

Villard, Oswald Garrison, 1919-1927Box 47Folder 8

Villard, Oswald Garrison, 1928-1935

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Box 47Folder 9

Viner, Jacob-Voight, Federick A., 1922-1938Box 47Folder 10

Wade, Mary H.-Waldeck, Herman, 1923-1938Box 47Folder 11

Walden, P.T.-Walsh, J. E., 1915-1939Box 47Folder 12

Walsh, Senator Thomas J., 1925-1932Box 47Folder 13

Walsh, Walter, 1927-1930Box 48Folder 1

War Debts (miscellaneous), 1933-1935Box 48Folder 2

War Debts (miscellaneous), 1935, A-BBox 48Folder 3

War Debts (miscellaneous), 1935, C-GBox 48Folder 4

War Debts (miscellaneous), 1935, H-KBox 48Folder 5

War Debts (miscellaneous), 1935, L-QBox 48Folder 6

War Debts (miscellaneous), 1935, R-ZBox 48Folder 7

War Debts, (miscellaneous), 1932Box 48Folder 8

War Debts, 1932 A-CBox 48Folder 9

War Debts, 1932 D-JBox 48Folder 10

War Debts, 1932 K-ZBox 48

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Folder 11War Debts, 1933

Box 49Folder 1

War Debts Petition of Peace Advocates to Washington for Disarmament, 1933Box 49Folder 2

War Debts (Liquidating World Depression), 1934-1935Box 49Folder 3

War Debts, 1925-1932Box 49Folder 4

War Debts Great Britain-Weeber, E.A., 1918 -1941Box 49Folder 5

Weeks, John W., 1917-1924Box 49Folder 6

Wehberg, Hans-Welles, Sumner, 1928-1939Box 49Folder 7

Wells, H. G.-Wetmeyer, Virginia, 1918-1937Box 49Folder 8

Wetmore, Frank-Wheeler, Burton K., Senator, 1915-1939Box 49Folder 9

Whellock, Lila-Wigmore, John H., 191-1938Box 49Folder 10

Wilbur, Russell-Wilson, Ruth, 1922-1940Box 49Folder 11

Wilson, Woodrow, 1917-1933Box 49Folder 12

Wilt, T.R-Wolfson, Leo, 1923-1938Box 49Folder 13

Wollman, Henry-The Council of Jewish Women, 1914-1931Box 50Folder 1

Women's Federation of Clubs-Women's International League for PeaceBox 50Folder 2

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Women, League of VotersBox 50Folder 3

Women's Overseas Service League-Women's Trade Union LeagueBox 50Folder 4

Wood-WorkingBox 50Folder 5

World AllianceBox 50Folder 6

World Court-World PeaceBox 50Folder 7-9

World Peace DayBox 50Folder 10

World Peace Foundation-World Peace PostageBox 51Folder 1

Wright, Quincy, 1918-1935Box 51Folder 2



Wyer-WytheBox 51Folder 5

Yale, 1915-1927Box 51Folder 6

Yale, 1928-1933Box 51Folder 7

Yale Class of "88"-Yale Club (Chicago and New York)Box 51Folder 8

Yankton-Yoakum, R. F., 1915-1928Box 51Folder 9

Young-Youngman

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Box 51Folder 10

Y.M.C.A.-Y.W.C.A.Box 51Folder 11

Zabell-Zueblin

Series II: Outgoing Correspondence, 1913-1941

Box 52Folder 1

Index-February 10, 1913 to June 29, 1916Box 52Folder 2

February 12-October 4, 1913 (#2-120)Box 52Folder 3

October 13, 1913-April 11, 1914 (#121-244)Box 52Folder 4

April 13-September 24, 1914 (#245-364)Box 52Folder 5

September 26-December 10, 1914 (#365-486)Box 52Folder 6

December 10, 1914-January 28, 1915 (#487-606)Box 52Folder 7

January 28-April 24, 1915 (#607-727)Box 52Folder 8

April 30-June 29, 1915 (#728-849)Box 52Folder 9

June 30-November 9, 1915 (#850-969)Box 52Folder 10

November 10, 1915-February 9, 1916 (#970-1090)Box 52Folder 11

February 10-April 24, 1916 (#1091-1210)Box 52Folder 12


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Index-July 5, 1916-May 1, 1919Box 53Folder 2

July 5-December 5, 1916 (#1-20)Box 53Folder 3

December 5, 1916-March 23, 1917 (#121-240)Box 53Folder 4

March 24-June 12, 1917 (#241-360)Box 53Folder 5

June 12-October 18, 1917 (#361-481)Box 53Folder 6

October 22-December 26, 1917 (#482-601)Box 53Folder 7

December 26, 1917-February 21, 1918 (#724-840)Box 53Folder 8

February 23-March 29, 1918 (#724-840)Box 53Folder 9

March 29-May 16, 1918 (#841-960)Box 53Folder 10

May 16-July 11, 1918 (#961-1080)Box 53Folder 11

July 8-October 20, 1918 (#1081-1200)Box 53Folder 12



February 5-May 1, 1919 (#1441-1563)Box 54Folder 3

Index-May 19, 1919-May 1, 1922Box 54Folder 4

May 19-June 19, 1919 (#1-120)

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Box 54Folder 5





March 8-June 1, 1920 (#602-721)Box 54Folder 10

June 1-September 29, 1920 (#722-840)Box 54Folder 11




March 29-April 25, 1921 (#1202-1321)Box 54Folder 15

April 25-May 24, 1921 (#1322-1442)Box 55Folder 1

May 24-June 15, 1921 (#1443-1562)Box 55Folder 2

June 15-July 26, 1921 (#1563-1682)Box 55Folder 3


October 3-December 3, 1921 (#1803-1922)Box 55

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Folder 5December 3-December 30, 1921 (#1923-2042)

Box 55Folder 6



Index-May 1, 1922-December 31, 1924Box 55Folder 9



September 30-November 28, 1923 (#242-361)Box 55Folder 12

November 28, 1922-January 5, 1923 (#362-481)Box 55Folder 13

January 5-February 23, 1923 (#483-602)Box 55Folder 14







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October 17-November 17, 1923 (#1324-1443)Box 56Folder 6

November 17-December 4, 1923 (#1444-1563)Box 56Folder 7

December 4-December 31, 1923 (#1564-1683)Box 56Folder 8









Index: January 1, 1925-December 31, 1926Box 57Folder 2




April 7-April 30, 1925 (#361-480)

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Box 57Folder 6











June 4-August 16, 1926 (#1683-1822)Box 58Folder 2

September 2-November 16, 1926 (#1823-1942)Box 58Folder 3



Index: January 1, 1927-December 7, 1928Box 58

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Folder 6January 3-January 27, 1927 (#1-120)

Box 58Folder 7

January 27-March 5, 1927 (#121-240)Box 58Folder 8




July 11-September 9, 1927 (#601-720)Box 58Folder 12

September 10-October 24, 1927 (#721-870)Box 58Folder 13






February 9-February 18, 1928 (#1481-1601)Box 59Folder 4


March 12-March 27, 1928 (#1722-1841)Box 59Folder 6

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June 9-August 25, 1928 (#2201-2320)Box 59Folder 10

August 28-October 19, 1928 (#2321-2441)Box 59Folder 11



Index: December 8, 1928-May 9, 1930Box 59Folder 14


December 26-February 1, 1929 (#121-242)Box 60Folder 2




April 5-April 22, 1929 (#611-730)Box 60Folder 6


June 1-July 18, 1929 (#851-970)

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Box 60Folder 8

July 18-September 13, 1929 (#971-1090)Box 60Folder 9








Index: June 1933 to December 31, 1935Box 61Folder 2

June 29-November 7, 1933 (#1-120)Box 61Folder 3

November 7-November 27, 1933 (#121-240)Box 61Folder 4



January 13-March 13, 1934 (#481-600)Box 61Folder 7

March 13-May 9, 1934 (#601-720)Box 61

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Folder 8May 9-June 11, 1934 (#721-840)

Box 61Folder 9








March 6-March 14, 1935 (#1695-1814)Box 62Folder 4






Index: January 1, 1936-December 31, 1937Box 62Folder 10

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January 2-January 17, 1936 (#1-120)Box 62Folder 11









February 26-May 10, 1937 (#1082-1201)Box 63Folder 6






Index: January 1938-March 24, 1941

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Box 63Folder 12















October 19, 1939-February 19, 1940 (#1672-1790)Box 65

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Folder 1February 19-April 29, 1940 (#1791-1877)

Box 65Folder 2

May 2-September 19, 1940 (#1878-1999)Box 65Folder 3


December 3, 1940-March 24, 1941 (#2098-3149)

Series III: Alphabetical Files, 1910-1941

Box 66Folder 1

Aggression, Aggressor, etc.; Borah and Bonus Bill; Borah & Agriculture; Borah & KelloggPeace Pact, 1923-1929

Box 66Folder 2

Senator William Borah clippings; Borah miscellaneous, 1932 -1936Box 66Folder 3

Borah Outlawry of War Foundation, 1922-1936Box 66Folder 4

Borah Outlawry of War Foundation, clippings, 1929-1931Box 66Folder 5

Senator William Borah Presidential campaign, 1935 -1936Box 66Folder 6

Senator William Borah on war debts, 1925-1933Box 66Folder 7

Senator William Borah & the World Court, 1924-1926Box 66Folder 8

In re: Briand-Kellogg Proposal to Outlaw War, 1928Box 67Folder 1

Briand-Kellogg Proposal to Outlaw War, 1924-1928Box 67Folder 2

Burke, Senator-material, 1938Box 67Folder 3

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Coffer's resolution for reconciliation of war; Chinese National Education movement, 1932Box 67Folder 4

Christian Century, 1925-1929Box 67Folder 5

Court of International Justice, Debt, Refinancing, War; Debt Settlement, 1925-1932Box 67Folder 6

Debts, War, 1932Box 67Folder 7

Debts and reparations, New York Times material, 1932 -1933Box 67Folder 8

Debts of Southern States, repudiated; Dewey, John, Disarmament, 1929-1932Box 67Folder 9

Dollar devaluation, Economics, Economic Conference, 1933-1935Box 68Folder 1

Editorial excerpts, 1910-1939Box 68Folder 2

Foreign Policy, American; Foster, Catchings, 1929-1938Box 68Folder 3

French thought; Geneva Conference on Disarmament; Gold and prices, 1933-1936Box 68Folder 4

Hitler; Holmes, John Haynes; Italian resignation from the League of Nations, 1937- 1939Box 68Folder 5

Japan; Jews in America; Jurisdiction of U. S. Supreme Court to enforce decrees againststates; Jurists and committee reports, Geneva, 1925-1938

Box 68Folder 6

Kellogg Peace Pact, 1928-1934Box 68Folder 7

Kellor, Frances, 1923Box 68Folder 8-9

League of Nations, 1924-1930Box 69Folder 1-3

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League of Nations, 1929-1937Box 69Folder 4

League of Nations, and miscellaneous documents, 1928-1934Box 69Folder 5

Lease upon Naval Oil Reserves, 1928Box 69Folder 6-8

Levinson Articles-Addresses, 1924-1939Box 70Folder 1-2

Levinson Articles-Addresses, 1930-1938Box 70Folder 3

Levinson (includes Pepper-Levinson Debate), 1926-1928Box 70Folder 4

European trip, 1931Box 70Folder 5



Levinson, re: Nobel Prize, 1929-1930Box 70Folder 8

Levinson-Peace-America, 1919Box 70Folder 9

Loesch Committee-with mimeograph master-paper of cloth consistency, 1933Box 70Folder 10

London Naval Conference; Lothian, Lord, 1935-1940Box 71Folder 1

Minorities; Miscellaneous, 1926-1934Box 71Folder 2

Munich Peace; Newberry Brief; Outlawry of War (see also Borah); Pact of Paris; PeaceProposals, 1921-1931

Box 71Folder 3

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Petition of Peace Advocates to Washington for Disarmament, 1933Box 71Folder 4

Plan "Liquidating World Depression,"3-11-1935Box 71Folder 5

Plan "Liquidating World Depression," 10-1-1934Box 71Folder 6

Political, 1932Box 71Folder 7

Pope's address, undatedBox 71Folder 8

Presidential election, 1936Box 71Folder 9

President and Congress of the United States, a brief on their relative powers, 1927-1930Box 71Folder 10

Press Interviews; Propaganda; Radio Broadcasts, 1937Box 71Folder 11

Reconstruction Finance Corporation, 1932Box 72Folder 1-3

Reparations and debts, 1925-1929Box 72Folder 4

Resolutions, 1919-1935Box 72Folder 5

Robins and Outlawry; Julius Rosenwald, undatedBox 72Folder 6

Russian War debts, 1934Box 72Folder 7

Sanctions, 1924-1930Box 72Folder 8

Schacht, Hjalmar; Schreiber, Adele, 1936-1940Box 72Folder 9

Trade policies and border problems, 1926-1936

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Box 73Folder 1

Transportation, 1918-1920Box 73Folder 2-3

Treaties - Four Power Pact, Protocols, Conciliation and Arbitration Agreements,1922-1927

Box 73Folder 4

U. S. Wealth; Unity, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, 1921-1937Box 73Folder 5-7

World Court, Levinson and others, 1925-1930Box 73Folder 8

World Court, William Hard; World Court, the administration; World Court, Morrison,1930

Box 73Folder 9

World Court, newspaper clippings, 1925 -1935

Series IV: Addenda

Box 74Folder 1

Levinson family, photographs, undatedBox 74Folder 2

Salmon Levinson, diary, typed pages, April-May 1927Box 74Folder 3

Salmon Levinson, diary of European trip, typescript, August-October 1929Box 74Folder 4

Salmon Levinson, diary, London, typescript, 1937Box 74Folder 5

Community Church, New York City, 1936-1952Box 74Folder 6-7

Notes and texts by Levinson, 1913-1938Box 74Folder 8

Correspondence, 1905-1941Box 74Folder 9

Death of Salmon Levinson, memorial texts and correspondence, 1941-1942

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Box 74Folder 10

Harriet Monroe, correspondence, 1913-1937Box 74Folder 11

Levinson Prize, correspondence with Poetry magazine, 1936-1972Box 74Folder 12

Levinson Prize, correspondence with Poetry magazine, 1975-2000Box 74Folder 13

Levinson Prize, thank you letters from recipients, 1915-1973Box 74Folder 14

Levinson Prize, thank you letters from recipients, 1974-1998Box 74Folder 15

Correspondence and poems sent by poets, 1916-1923• Includes James Russell Lowell, Elinor Wylie, Vachel Lindsay, Amy Lowell, Carl

SandburgBox 75

Documentation regarding painting “David Victorious,” 1913-1958Box 75

Senator William E. Borah, badge for Republican Convention, presented to Ruth Levinsonin honor of first outlawry plank in party platform, 1928

Box 75Hull House, 75th anniversary commemorative medal, 1935

Box 76Newspaper clippings, 1940s

Box 76Diploma and hood, honorary degree, DePauw University, 1930

Box 76Hood, honorary degree, Grinnell College, 1929

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