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FZ, 1919-20 HIJK Kinley Langdon, WC M Mcclurg OP Price QRS 1/1/1 Trustees Secretary Correspondence, 1919-80 Box 1: F-Z, 1919-20 H I J K Kinley Langdon, W. C. M McClurg O P Price Q R S Scott, F. W. T U VW Ward, R. R. Welber, C. M. Weston, N. A. YZ 1920-21, A-H Adams, Roger - Chemical Reagents Administration Officers & Department Heads A B C Capron, H. S. Carr, R. F. D Drury, F. K. W. E F G Greison, H. P. - Assistant Comptroller H Box 2: 1920-21, I-Z I Instructors & Assistants in Urbana Departments J 1/1/1 2 James, E. J. - President, University of Illinois, including letter of resignation (3/3/20) K - including Kinley's letter accepting the University presidency L Lowden, Frank - Governor of Illinois M McConn, C. M. N O P, Q R S T U-V W 1921-22, A-S A B C Capron - Stadium Drive D E F G H I J K Kinley, David L Langston Monotype Co. M N O McConn, C. M. Print Shop Reports P-Q R S Box 3: 1921-22, T-Z T U W Wascher, Paul (proof) X-Y-Z Price, M. O. Richards, C. R. Torch Press Welker, William H. 1/1/1 3 1922-23, A-Z A Abbott, W. L. (2 folders) B Beach, F. H. Blair, F. G. Bogart, E. L. Blake, Mrs. Margaret Browne, W. H. (2 folders) Burke, A. M. Busey, Mary E. C University Club Co-Op University Supply Store D Davenport, Dean Eugene E Evans, Mrs. Laura B. Emerson, L. L. - Secretary of State Eycleshymer, A. C. - Dean of College of Medicine F Grigsby, Mrs. Helen M. G H Herbert, J. M. Hoit, O. W. (1917-23) I Daily Illini Ingalls, H. B. J Kinley, David K Morey, Lloyd (2 folders) L M N O P Q-R S T U-V W White, J. M. Box 4: 1923-24, A-T A Agricultural Bulletin Contract 1/1/1 4 American Type Founders Third Annual Report of the Director of Agriculture Extension Announcement of Courses Annual Register Armstrong, J. W. B Babcock, K. C. Baker & Taylor Co. Banta Publishing Co. - Journal of English and Germanic Philology Blair, F. G. Brentano's Brock & Rankin, Inc. Browne, W. H. Budget Burke, A. M. C Catalogs - Calls - Contracts Chadsey, C. E. Civil Service Comptroller - Quarterly Reports Congress, Library of Copyrights Cunningham, C. E. D Daniels, A. H. Day, W. B. Dexter Folder Co. E Edwards, H. M. Emerson, L. L. Evans, Mrs. Laura B. Exchange Library Eycleshymer, Dean A. C. F G Grigsby, Mrs. Helen M. H Harker, H. O. Herbert, J. M. Hertzberg, Ernst I Ingalls, H. B. Intertype J James, E. J. Jahn & Ollier Engraving Co. K Kinley, President David L Lanston Monotype Co. Lemcke & Buechner Co. 1/1/1 5 M Memoranda McClurg & Co. McConn, C. M. Morgenthaler Linotype Machine Co. Miller Saw-Trimmer Co. Moodie Paleopathology Moorehead, Dean F. B. Mumford, Dean H. W. Mutual Benefit Association N Noble, Dr. W. L. O Oldfather, W. A. P Pressman for Print Shop University Press Association Print Shop Q R Registration & Education S Small, Len Stechert & Co. T Thompson, Dean C. M. Tuttle, G. P. Trees, M. J. Trimble, Cairo A. Box 5: 1923-24, U-Z U-V University Press United Typothetae of America W Ward, H. B. White, J. M. Windsor, P. L. 3 Desk Calendars and Memoranda Files - 1915, 1916, 1917 1924-25, A-R A (Edmund T. Allen and J. M. Gregory Controversy) American Type Founders Co. Annual Register Armstrong, J. W. B Babcock, Dean K. C. Banta Publishing Co. Barr, George A. Blair, Francis G. 1/1/1 6 Blake, Mrs. Margaret D. Board of Trustees - appointments Boice, L. A. Brock & Rankin Browne, W. H. (2 folders) Busey, Mrs. Mary E. Burke, A. M. C Coleman, R. V. Commencement Commission on Athletics & Physical Education Cunningham, H. E. D Daniels, Dean A. H. Day, Dean W. B. E Evans, Laura B. Exchange Library Eycleshymer, Dean A. C. F G Grigsby, Helen M. H I Ickes, Mrs. Anna W. Ingalls, H. B. K Janata, A. J. Kinley, President David L Lanston Monotype Machine Co. Leonard, Dean M. M Morgenthaler Linotype Co. Moodie, R. L. Moorehead, Dean F. B. Morey, Lloyd N Noble, W. L. O Oldfather, W. A. P Petrarch Print Shop R Registration & Education Rogers Printing Co. Box 6: S 1/1/1 7 Schmidt, Garden & Martin - Architects Slade, Hipp & Meloy Inc. Small, Governor Len Statutes T Trees, M. J. Trimble, Cairo A. Tuttle, G. P. U University Press V W Wham, F. L. White, J. M. X-Y-Z (1925-26 correspondence missing) 1926-27 Journal of English and Germanic Philology, A-G A B B. H. Blackwell, Ltd. C Cambridge University Press D E Einkanfssfelle des Borsenvereius der Dentschen Buchhandler zu Leipzig E F F. W. Faxon C. G 1926-27, A-M A Announcement of Courses Annual Register Armstrong, J. W. B Banta Publishing Co. Babcock, Dean K. C. Barr, George A. Blair, Francis G. Board of Trustees (2 folders) Browne, W. H. (2 folders) Budget Forms Burke, A. M. Busey, Mrs. Mary C Copyrights Cunningham, H. E. D Daniels, A. H. Davis, Dean D. J. 1/1/1 8 Day, Dean W. B. E Evans, Mrs. Laura B. F G Grigsby, Mrs. Helen M. H I Ickes, Mrs. Anna W. Illinois, University of - Appointments Publications Ingalls, H. B. J Jahn & Ollier Engraving Co. Janata, A. J. K Kinley, President David L Legal Opinions Leonard, Dean M. M Miscellaneous - Book Orders (2 folders) Moorehead, Dean F. B. Morey, Lloyd Box 7: 1926-27, N-Z N Nolde, William L. Noyes, Dean F. B. O P Q R Registration & Education, Department of Rogers Printing Co. S Scholarships & Fellowships Small, Governor Len T Trees, M. J. U V W Wham, F. L. White, James M. X-Y-Z 1927-28, A-N A Accountancy Board of Examiners 1/1/1 9 Advisory Committees - Agriculture Ceramic Engineering Announcement of Courses Annual Register Armstrong, J. W. B Banta Publishing Co. - General Journal of English and Germanic Philology Studies in Language and Literature Babcock, Dean K. C. Barr, George A. Beard, J. H. Blair, Francis G. Blake, Irving H. Board of Trustees (2 folders) Brock and Rankin, Inc. Browne, W. H. (2 folders) Budget Burke, A. M. Busey, Mrs. Mary C Chadsey, Charles E. Clark, Thomas A. Commencement Programs Copyrights Cunningham, H. E. D Daniels, Dean A. H. Davis, Dean D. J. Day, Dean W. B. E Evans, Mrs. Laura B. F G Grisgby, Mrs. Helen M. H Harno, A. J. Ickes, Mrs. Anna W. Ingalls, H. B. J Jahn & Ollier Engraving Co. Janata, A. J. Ketchum, Milo S. Kinley, President David L Lanston Monotype Col. Leonard, Dean Maria M Moorehead, W. K. Mumford, Herbert W. N 1/1/1 10 Noble, William L. Noyes, F. B. Box 8: 1927-28, O-Z Oldfather, W. A. O-R Reagan Print Shop Rogers Printing Co. Registration and Education, Department of Reports Small, Governor Len Stiven, F. B. (Director, School of Music) S Thompson, Charles W. (Dean, College of Commerce) Trees, Merle J. T U V W White, Prof. James M. Ward, Robert Windsor, P. L. (Director, Library School) X-Y-Z 1928-29, A-L Agricultural Advisory Committees Ceramic Engineering Advisory Committee Announcement of Courses Armstrong, J. W. (President, Board of Trustees) Athletic Association Directors Annual Register A George Banta Publishing Co. (Biological Monographs) April Journal, 1929 July Journal, 1929 George Banta Publishing Co. Journal, Vol. XXVII, No. 3 (July) Vol. XXVII, No. 4 (October) January Journal, 1929 George Banta Publishing Co. Language and Literature, Vol. XIII, No. 1, Flom Study Vol. XII, No. 4,Trowbridge Study Vol. XIII, No. 2, Heidle Study Miscellaneous Babcock, Dean K. C. Barr, George A. Berad, Dr. J. H. Blackstone Hotel Blair, Hon. Francis G. Board of Trustees, January - June July - December Brock and Rankin 1/1/1 11 Browne, William H., March - June November - February July - October Budget, 1928-29 Burke, A. M. Busey, Mrs. Mary E. B Cahokia Mounds Chadsey, Dean C. E. Clark, Dean Thomas A. Commencement Programs Commencement, 1929 Copyrights Cunningham, H. E. C Daniels, Dean A. H. Davis, Dean D. J. Day, Dean William B. D Emerson, Gov. Louis L. Evans, Mrs. Laura B. E F Grigsby, Mrs. Helen G Harding, Prof. A. A. Harno, Dean A. J. Heidle, J. B. Honey, Mrs. Mary Trowbridge H Ickes, Mrs. Anna Wilmarth Ingalls, H. B. I Jahn and Ollier Engraving Co. Janata, A. J. J Ketchum, Dean Milo S. Kinley, President David, July - December January - June K Legislative Visit, 1929 Leonard, Dean Maria L Box 9: 1928-29, M-Z Mas Moorehead, W. K. Morey, Lloyd, July - December December - June 1/1/1 12 Mumford, Dean H. W. Murphy, Prof. Lawrence W. M Noble, Dr. William L. Noyes, Dean F. B. N Oldfather, Prof. W. A. O P Registration and Education, Department of - Springfield Rogers Printing Co. R Simpson, Frank H. Small, Gov. Len Stiven, F. B. S Talbot, Mrs. Neil S. Taylor, A. G. Thompson, Dean A. C. Trees, Merle J. Typographical Union Scale University Club of Chicago U V Ward, H. B. Ward, Robert R. White, James M. Windsor, Phineas L. W Summer Session Appointments made by the President T Budget, 1926-27 1927-28 X-Y-Z 1929-30, A-C Accidents, Reports of Agricultural Advisory Committee Announcement of Courses Annual Register Armstrong, J. W. Athletic Association Directors A Babcock, Dean K. C. Barr, George A. Bishop, Dr. Ward L. Blackstone, Hotel Blair, Hon. Francis G. - Superintendent of Public Instruction Board of Trustees Minutes, January - June July - December Brock and Rankin Browne, William H., October - March 1/1/1 13 March - July Budget, 1929-30 Burke, A.
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