State of Tennessee Department of State Tennessee State Library and Archives 403 Seventh Avenue North Nashville, Tennessee 37243-0312
GOVERNOR HENRY H. HORTON PAPERS 1927-1933
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Margaret Sawyer Archival Technical Services
Completed: 1967
MICROFILMED INTRODUCTION
This collection represents the archival materials created during the administration of Tennessee Governor Henry H. Horton, 1927-1933. The collection consists of 33 boxes of materials such as correspondence, financial materials, applications, pardons, and other materials. There are no restrictions on the materials and copies of items may be made for individual and scholarly use.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
Henry Hollis Horton, the son of a Baptist minister, was born in Alabama in 1866. after graduation from Winchester college in 1888, he taught school for six years, and was admitted to the bar in 1894. He served in the state House and later in the Senate, where he was elected speaker. It was from this office that he became governor when Austin Peay died. Successfully elected in his own right in 1929, his involvement with the lea- Caldwell banks in the depression years cost him his credibility and he came close to being found guilty of fraud. He abolished the state land tax, created an aeronautics division in state government, and developed a secondary road system. Horton did not seek re-election and died in 1934.
*Tennessee Blue Book, 2001-2004, page 499.
CONTAINER LIST
Microfilm Reel #1 Box 1 1. Correspondence-Governor Henry H. Horton- April 17, 1927-December 30, 1927 2. Correspondence-Secretary to Governor Horton- October 7, 1927-December 28, 1927 3. Correspondence-Governor Henry H. Horton- January 3, 1928-February 29, 1928 4. Correspondence-Secretary to Governor Horton- January 23, 1928-Septemver 27, 1928 5. Correspondence-Governor Henry H. Horton- March 3, 1928-May 31, 1928 6. Correspondence-Secretary to Governor Horton- April 4, 1928-May 31, 1928 7. Correspondence-Governor Henry H. Horton- June 3, 1928-August 30, 1928 8. Correspondence-Secretary to Governor Horton- June 1, 1928-July 27, 1928 9. Correspondence-Governor Henry H. Horton- October 8, 1928-December 31, 1928 10. Correspondence-Secretary to Governor Horton- September 25, 1928-December 31, 1928
Box 2 1. Correspondence-Governor Henry H. Horton- January 5, 1929-May 31, 1929 2. Correspondence-Secretary to Governor Horton- January 2, 1929-May 29, 1929 3. Correspondence-Governor Henry H. Horton- June 5, 1929-September 25, 1929 4. Correspondence-Secretary to Governor Horton- June 10, 1929-September 29, 1929 5. Correspondence-Governor Henry H. Horton- October 1, 1929-December 19, 1929 6. Correspondence-Secretary to Governor Horton October 1, 1929-December 31, 1929 7. Correspondence-Governor Henry H. Horton- January 8, 1930-June 17, 1930 8. Correspondence-Governor Henry H. Horton- August 18, 1930-December 31, 1930
9. Correspondence-Secretary to Governor Henry H. Horton- January 7, 1930-June 16, 1930 10. Correspondence-Secretary to Governor Henry H. Horton- July 1, 1930-December 29, 1930
Box 3 1. Correspondence-Governor Henry H. Horton- January 8, 1931-August 31, 1931 2. Correspondence-Secretary to Governor Horton- January 13, 1931-August 29, 1931 3. Correspondence-Governor Henry H. Horton- September 2, 1931-December 21, 1931 4. Correspondence-Secretary to Governor Horton- September 10, 1931-December 28, 1931 5. Correspondence-Governor Henry H. Horton- January 16, 1932-December 6, 1932 6. Correspondence-Secretary to Governor Horton January 6, 1932-December 21, 1932 7. Correspondence-Governor Henry H. Horton- January 2, 1933-January 14, 1933 8. Correspondence-Secretary to Governor Horton- January 3, 1933-January 14, 1933
Box 4 Note: Correspondence written to Gov. Austin Peay after his death October 2, 1927 is included in the Horton collection. 1. Correspondence-General-Alexander-Avery, 1927 2. Correspondence-General-Bachman-Brigance, 1927 3. Correspondence-General-Cady-Clyde, 1927 4. Correspondence-General-Dannel-Dye, 1927 5. Correspondence-General-Estes-Fuller, 1927 6. Correspondence-General-Gaines-Goodrich, 1927 7. Correspondence-General-Hackert-Hardeman, 1927 8. Correspondence-General-Ingle-Jones , 1927 9. Correspondence-General-Kingree-Lynde, 1927
Box 5 Note: Correspondence written to Gov. Austin Peay after his death October 2, 1927 is included in the Horton Collection. 1. Correspondence-General-Macy-Moody, 1927 2. Correspondence-General-Neal-Pratt, 1927 3. Correspondence-General-Rainey-Ruland, 1927 4. Correspondence-General-Sanders-Somerville, 1927
Microfilm Reel #2 5. Correspondence-General-Tatum-Tucker, 1927 6. Correspondence-General-Waller-Young, 1927
Box 6 Note: Correspondence written to Gov. Austin Peay after his death October 2, 1927 is included in the Horton Collection. 1. Correspondence-General-Acklen-Allison, 1928 2. Correspondence-General-Anderson-Ayers, 1928 3. Correspondence-General-Back-Berry, 1928 4. Correspondence-General-Bibb-Bratton, 1928 5. Correspondence-General-Brehn-Butts, 1928 6. Correspondence-General-Cady-Cellum, 1928 7. Correspondence-General-Chamberlain-Colton, 1928 8. Correspondence-General-Cooper-Curtis, 1928
Box 7 Note: Correspondence written to Gov. Austin Peay after his death October 2, 1927 is included in the Horton collection. 1. Correspondence-General-Dailey-Devers, 1928 2. Correspondence-General-Dick-Durrett, 1928 3. Correspondence-General-Easterly-Ezell, 1928 4. Correspondence-General-Fain-Fuller, 1928 5. Correspondence-General-Gann-Gupton, 1928 6. Correspondence-General-Haggard-Haynes, 1928 7. Correspondence-General-Hearne-Howell, 1928 8. Correspondence-General-Huddleston-Hyman, 1928
Box 8 Note: Correspondence written to Gov. Austin Peay after his death October 2, 1927 is included in the Horton collection. 1. Correspondence-General-Ijams-Joyce, 1928 2. Correspondence-General-Keaton-Kruesi, 1928 3. Correspondence-General-Ladd-Lyons, 1928
Microfilm Reel #3 4. Correspondence-General-Macbeth-McNeeley, 1928 5. Correspondence-General-Meadows-Muster, 1928 6. Correspondence-General-Naff-Oxford, 1928 7. Correspondence-General-Paine-Pile, 1928 8. Correspondence-General-Pogue-Puryear, 1928
Box 9 Note: Correspondence written to Gov. Austin Peay after his death October 2, 1927 is included in the Horton collection. 1. Correspondence-General-Quarles-Rye, 1928 2. Correspondence-General-Salomon-Smelser, 1928 3. Correspondence-General-Scholz-Symons, 1928 4. Correspondence-General-Taber-Thompson, 1928 5. Correspondence-General-Thornton-Tyson, 1928 6. Correspondence-General-Upperman-Whitaker, 1928 7. Correspondence-General-White-Zimmerman, 1928
Box 10 Note: Correspondence written to Gov. Austin Peay after his death October 2, 1927 is included in the Horton collection. 1. Correspondence-General-Abel-Alston, 1929 2. Correspondence-General-Anderson-Aycock, 1929 3. Correspondence-General-Bacon-Betterton, 1929 4. Correspondence-General-Bibb-Brasfield, 1929 5. Correspondence-General-Breene-Byrns, 1929 6. Correspondence-General-Cady-Cayce, 1929
Microfilm Reel #4 Box 11 1. Correspondence-General-Chancey-Cooper, 1929 2. Correspondence-General-Copeland-Cutting, 1929 3. Correspondence-General-Dale-Dixon, 1929 4. Correspondence-General-Dobson-Durham, 1929 5. Correspondence-General-Eastman-Exum, 1929 6. Correspondence-General-Fain-Fry, 1929 7. Correspondence-General-Gaerig-Givens, 1929 8. Correspondence-General-Goddard-Guthrie, 1929
Box 12 1. Correspondence-General-Hacker-Hardeman, 1929 2. Correspondence-General-Hardin-Haywood, 1929 3. Correspondence-General-Heckle-Holmes, 1929 4. Correspondence-General-Holland-Hyde, 1929 5. Correspondence-General-Ijams-Justice, 1929 6. Correspondence-General-Kay-Kyle, 1929
Box 13 1. Correspondence-General-Lacey-Lewis, 1929 2. Correspondence-General-Lide-Lyons, 1929 3. Correspondence-General-Mallon-McReynolds, 1929 4. Correspondence-General-Mebane-Moose, 1929
Microfilm Reel #5 5. Correspondence-General-Moragne-Myers, 1929 6. Correspondence-General-Noyes-Phillips, 1929 7. Correspondence-General-Pinchot-Putnam, 1929 Box 14 1. Correspondence-General-Qualls-Riley, 1929 2. Correspondence-General-Robbins-Rynard, 1929 3. Correspondence-General-Sadler-Seymour, 1929 4. Correspondence-General-Shafer-Shutterworth, 1929 5. Correspondence-General-Sieg-Sprouse, 1929 6. Correspondence-General-Staley-Sylar, 1929
Box 15 1. Correspondence-General-Taber-Thurman, 1929 2. Correspondence-General-Tigrett-Tyson, 1929 3. Correspondence-General-Upton-Vowell, 1929 4. Correspondence-General-Wagner-West, 1929 5. Correspondence-General-Wheat-West, 1929 6. Correspondence-General-Wiggs-Witt, 1929 7. Correspondence-General-Wofford-Zuccarello, 1929
Box 16 1. Correspondence-General-Abernathy-Ayers, 1930 2. Correspondence-General-Babcock-Berry, 1930 3. Correspondence-General-Bilbrey-Brock, 1930 4. Correspondence-General-Brooks-Byrns, 1930 5. Correspondence-General-Cadman-Churchwell, 1930
Microfilm Reel #6 6. Correspondence-General-Clagett-Curley, 1930
Box 17 1. Correspondence-General-Dale-Dewitt, 1930 2. Correspondence-General-Dick-Dykes, 1930 3. Correspondence-General-Eaker-Ewing, 1930 4. Correspondence-General-Fairchild-Fly, 1930 5. Correspondence-General-Gaines-Gipson, 1930 6. Correspondence-General-Goff-Guthrie, 1930 7. Correspondence-General-Hacker-Haynes, 1930 8. Correspondence-General-Headrick-Hoover, 1930 9. Correspondence-General-Horch-Hyatt, 1930
Box 18 1. Correspondence-General-Ijams-Jwanouskos, 1930 2. Correspondence-General-Kaula-Kyle, 1930 3. Correspondence-General-LaBar-Lewis, 1930 4. Correspondence-General-Liggett-Lyster, 1930 5. Correspondence-General-Mack-Mays, 1930 6. Correspondence-General-McAdams-McNabb, 1930 7. Correspondence-General-Medley-Miller, 1930 8. Correspondence-General-Monday-Mynderse, 1930
Box 19 1. Correspondence-General-Neebe-Owen, 1930 2. Correspondence-General-Pack-Perry, 1930 3. Correspondence-General-Pfiffner-Puckett, 1930 4. Correspondence-General-Quarles-Ritchie, 1930 5. Correspondence-General-Roberts-Rymer, 1930 6. Correspondence-General-Sale-Sinrod, 1930 7. Correspondence-General-Sloan-Swanson, 1930
Microfilm Reel #7 Box 20 1. Correspondence-General-Tankersley-Thornton, 1930 2. Correspondence-General-Tillotson-Turpin, 1930 3. Correspondence-General-Van Lear-Voyles, 1930 4. Correspondence-General-Walker-Watters, 1930 5. Correspondence-General-Weakley-Whelan, 1930 6. Correspondence-General-Whitaker-Whiteside, 1930 7. Correspondence-General-Wiggs-Worley, 1930 8. Correspondence-General-Wolfe-Youngworth, 1930
Box 21 1. Correspondence-General-Acklen-American, 1931 2. Correspondence-General-Anhalt-Ayers, 1931 3. Correspondence-General-Back-Baylies, 1931 4. Correspondence-General-Bealle-Bizar, 1931 5. Correspondence-General-Black-Boyd, 1931 6. Correspondence-General-Bradford-Brown, 1931 7. Correspondence-General-Broyles-Byrnes, 1931
Box 22 1. Correspondence-General-Cahill-Cathey, 1931 2. Correspondence-General-Chadwell-Clore, 1931 3. Correspondence-General-Cobb-Cozzens, 1931 4. Correspondence-General-Crafts-Curley, 1931 5. Correspondence-General-Dahl-Dewitt, 1931 6. Correspondence-General-Dick-Dyer, 1931
Box 23 1. Correspondence-General-Eagle-Ewing, 1931 2. Correspondence-General-Faile-Futrell, 1931
Microfilm Reel #8 3. Correspondence-General-Gaines-Gitterman, 1931 4. Correspondence-General-Glasgow-Gupton, 1931 5. Correspondence-General-Hacker-Harrelson, 1931 6. Correspondence-General-Harris-Hewgley, 1931
Box 24 1. Correspondence-General-Hibbett-Hotpon, 1931 2. Correspondence-General-Horch-Hoyle, 1931 3. Correspondence-General-Hubbard-Hurt, 1931 4. Correspondence-General-Ingram-Justinian, 1931 5. Correspondence-General-Kaplan-Kyle, 1931 6. Correspondence-General-Lackey-Littleton, 1931 7. Correspondence-General-Lockett-Lytle, 1931
Box 25 1. Correspondence-General-MacDonald-Mays, 1931 2. Correspondence-General-McAbee-McCoy, 1931 3. Correspondence-General-McCrary-McWherter, 1931 4. Correspondence-General-Meador-Morefield, 1931 5. Correspondence-General-Morgan-Myers, 1931
Box 26 1. Correspondence-General-Nabors-Owen, 1931 2. Correspondence-General-Padgett-Petway, 1931 3. Correspondence-General-Phelan-Pyle, 1931 4. Correspondence-General-Qualls-Rishaberger, 1931 5. Correspondence-General-Roberts-Russell, 1931
Microfilm Reel #9 Box 27 1. Correspondence-General-Salmon-Seymour, 1931 2. Correspondence-General-Shadden-Skinner, 1931 3. Correspondence-General-Slaughter-Squires, 1931 4. Correspondence-General-Srygley-Stinson, 1931 5. Correspondence-General-Stockton-Swindall, 1931
Box 28 1. Correspondence-General-Taber-Thurmond, 1931 2. Correspondence-General-Tidwell-Voorhis, 1931 3. Correspondence-General-Waddle-Weyers, 1931 4. Correspondence-General-Whelan-Wilkins, 1931 5. Correspondence-General-Wilson-Zorniger, 1931
Box 29 1. Correspondence-General-Abell-Ault, 1932 2. Correspondence-General-Babcock-Binnion, 1932 3. Correspondence-General-Black-Bridges, 1932 4. Correspondence-General-Broadbent-Byszewski, 1932 5. Correspondence-General-Cahall-Christy, 1932 6. Correspondence-General-Clagett-Corum, 1932 7. Correspondence-General-Cotton-Cuthbert, 1932
Microfilm Reel #10 Box 30 1. Correspondence-General-Dale-Dustin, 1932 2. Correspondence-General-East-Eyck, 1932 3. Correspondence-General-Fain-Fulton, 1932 4. Correspondence-General-Gager-Goulding, 1932 5. Correspondence-General-Graham-Gunster, 1932 6. Correspondence-General-Hall-Hewgley, 1932 7. Correspondence-General-Hickman-Hyman, 1932
Box 31 1. Correspondence-General-Inman-Justus, 1932 2. Correspondence-General-Kalis-Kurzman, 1932 3. Correspondence-General-Lackey-Lyon, 1932 4. Correspondence-General-MacFadden-McWherter, 1932 5. Correspondence-General-Means-Myles, 1932 6. Correspondence-General-Namen-Payne, 1932 7. Correspondence-General-Peavyhouse-Puryear, 1932
Box 32 1. Correspondence-General-Quigley-Ruttenberg, 1932 2. Correspondence-General-Sache-Smith, 1932 3. Correspondence-General-Sneed-Swint, 1932 4. Correspondence-General-Taggart-Tyson, 1932 5. Correspondence-General-Ullman-Welch, 1932 6. Correspondence-General-Whalen-Zuck, 1932
Box 33 1. Correspondence-General-Acme-Told , 1933 2. Correspondence-General-Clark-West , 1933 3. Unsigned Correspondence 4. Undated Correspondence
Microfilm Reel #11 Box 34 1. Correspondence to E.C. Anderson, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Adams-Welch , 1927 2. Correspondence to E.C. Anderson, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Adams-Burrows, 1928 3. Correspondence to E.C. Anderson, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Calhoun-Durham, 1928 4. Correspondence to E.C. Anderson, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Edenton-Fry, 1928 5. Correspondence to E.C. Anderson, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Garrett-Huffman, 1928 6. Correspondence to E.C. Anderson, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Irwin-Lynch, 1928 7. Correspondence to E.C. Anderson, Secretary to Gov. Horton-MacRae-Myers, 1928 8. Correspondence to E.C. Anderson, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Nelson-Rye, 1928 9. Correspondence to E.C. Anderson, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Sanders-Turks, 1928 10. Correspondence to E.C. Anderson, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Vaughan-Wynne, 1928
Box 35 1. Correspondence to E.C. Anderson, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Adams-Butler, 1929 2. Correspondence to E.C. Anderson, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Caldwell-Green, 1929 3. Correspondence to E.C. Anderson, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Hall-Kranz, 1929 4. Correspondence to E.C. Anderson, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Lander-Quinn, 1929 5. Correspondence to E.C. Anderson, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Rainey-York, 1929 6. Correspondence to E.C. Anderson, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Aden-Dunlap, 1930 7. Correspondence to E.C. Anderson, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Hannah-Jones, 1930 8. Correspondence to E.C. Anderson, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Keaton-Odom , 1930 9. Correspondence to E.C. Anderson, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Padgett-Wright, 1930
Box 36 1. Correspondence to Wallace Edwards, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Abernathy-Bullock, 1931 2. Correspondence to Wallace Edwards, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Campbell-Grayson, 1931 3. Correspondence to Wallace Edwards, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Hall-Logsden, 1931 4. Correspondence to Wallace Edwards, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Markham-Quillen, 1931 5. Correspondence to Wallace Edwards, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Rankin-Ziegler, 1931
Microfilm Reel #12 Box 37 1. Correspondence to Wallace Edwards, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Abernathy-Bullock, 1932 2. Correspondence to Wallace Edwards, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Cadwell-Ezell, 1932 3. Correspondence to Wallace Edwards, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Fifer-Hunt, 1932
4. Correspondence to Wallace Edwards, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Jaynes-Luther, 1932 5. Correspondence to Wallace Edwards, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Mann-Oliver, 1932 6. Correspondence to Wallace Edwards, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Pardue-Ryburn, 1932 7. Correspondence to Wallace Edwards, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Schleifer-Turner, 1932 8. Correspondence to Wallace Edwards, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Vaughan-York, 1932 9. Correspondence to Wallace Edwards, Secretary to Gov. Horton-Howell-Ross, 1933
Box 38 1. Miscellaneous Correspondence-Anderson-Williams, 1927 2. Miscellaneous Correspondence-Anderson-Dorris, 1928 3. Miscellaneous Correspondence-Eldridge-Lyle, 1928 4. Miscellaneous Correspondence-March-Zeighler, 1928 5. Miscellaneous Correspondence-Abernathy-Brooks, 1929 6. Miscellaneous Correspondence-Calhoun-Feick, 1929 7. Miscellaneous Correspondence-Gamble-Littleton, 1929 8. Miscellaneous Correspondence-Lane-Martin, 1929 9. Miscellaneous Correspondence-McCabe-Wilson, 1929
Box 39 1. Miscellaneous Correspondence-Abernathy-Crump, 1930 2. Miscellaneous Correspondence-Davis-Hull, 1930 3. Miscellaneous Correspondence-LaBar-Welch, 1930 4. Miscellaneous Correspondence-Aklen-Frierson, 1931 5. Miscellaneous Correspondence-Gardner-Mount, 1931 6. Miscellaneous Correspondence-Newell-Woodring, 1931 7. Miscellaneous Correspondence-Acklen-Daugherty, 1932 8. Miscellaneous Correspondence-Fitts-Moore, 1932 9. Miscellaneous Correspondence-Nelson-Wrikle, 1932 10. Miscellaneous Correspondence-Reyburn-Webster, 1933
Microfilm Reel #13 Box 40 1. Telegrams-October 1927-December 1927 2. Telegrams-August 1927-December 1928 3. Telegrams-January 1928-July 1928 4. Telegrams-January 1929-April 1929 5. Telegrams-May 1929
Box 41 1. Telegrams-June 1929-August 1929 2. Telegrams-August 1929 3. Telegrams-September 1929-October 1929 4. Telegrams-November 1929-December1929 5. Telegrams-January 1930-May 1930 6. Telegrams-June 1930-December 1930
Box 42 1. Telegrams-January 1931-May 1931 2. Telegrams-June 1931-August 1931 3. Telegrams-September 1931-December 1931 4. Telegrams-January 1932-June 1932 5. Telegrams-July 1932-January 1933 6. Telegrams-No Date
Box 43 1. Correspondence Re: A&I State College- W.J. Hale, President, 1931-1932-1933 2. Correspondence Re: Attorney’s Fees, 1928-1929-1930-1932 3. Correspondence Re: The American Red Cross, 1929-1930-1931-1932 4. Correspondence Re: William C. Boyd, Adjutant General,1928-1930 5. Correspondence Re: Nat H. Dye, Adjutant General, 1928 6. Correspondence Re: M.P. O’Conner, Attorney, Nashville, Tennessee, 1930-1931
Microfilm Reel #14 Box 44 1. Correspondence Re: Department of Education, P.L. Harned, Commissioner, 1930-1931-1932 2. Correspondence Re: Calling an Extra Session of Legislature for appropriating money for schools, 1931 3. Correspondence Re: Calling an Extra Session of Legislature for appropriating money for schools, 1931 4. Correspondence Re: Calling an Extra Session of Legislature for appropriating money of schools, 1931
Box 45 1. Correspondence Re: L.D. Smith, Attorney General, 1927-1928 2. Correspondence Re: L.D. Smith, Attorney General, 1929 3. Correspondence Re: L.D. Smith, Attorney General, 1931-1932
Box 46 1. Correspondence Re: Boy Scouts of America, 1927-1928-1931-1932 2. Correspondence protesting proposed bull fight at Paris, Tennessee, 1930
3. Correspondence Re: Organization of “Tennessee Colonels,” 1932 4. Correspondence Re: Cotton Conference, Jackson, Mississippi, 1927-1928 5. Correspondence Re: Sam Davis Home, Smyrna, Tennessee, 1927-1928-1929-1930 6. Correspondence Re: Democratic National Committee, 1931-1932 7. Correspondence Re: East Tennessee State Teachers College, Johnson City, Tennessee, 1931 8. Correspondence Re: Board of Education, 1928 9. Correspondence Re: P.L. Harned, Commissioner of Education, 1928-1930 10. Correspondence Re: Equalization Board, 1929-1930
Microfilm Reel #15 Box 47 1. Correspondence Re: Chicago World’s Fair Centennial Celebration, 1931-1932-1933 2. Correspondence Re: Walter F. Pond, State Geologist, 1931-1932 3. Correspondence Re: United States Good Roads Association J.A. Rountree, Director General, 1931-1932 4. Correspondence Re: Goodwyn Institute, Memphis, Tennessee, 1929-1930-1931 5. Correspondence Re: Tennessee Great Smoky Mountains Park, 1929 6. Correspondence Re: Tennessee Great Smoky Mountains Park, 1930 7. Correspondence Re: E.L. Bishop, Commissioner of Public Health, 1931-1932 8. Correspondence Re: C.N. Bass, Commissioner of Highways, 1927-1928 9. Correspondence Re: Harry S. Berry, Commissioner of Highways, 1928
Box 48 1. Correspondence Re: R.H. Baker, Highway Commissioner, 1929 2. Correspondence Re: R.H. Baker, Highway Commissioner, 1930 3. Correspondence Re: R.H. Baker, Highway Commissioner, 1931 4. Correspondence Re: R.H. Baker, Highway Commissioner, 1932-1933
Box 49 1. Correspondence Re: Harry S. Berry, Highway Commissioner, 1929 2. Correspondence Re: President Herbert Hoover, 1931-1932 3. Correspondence Re: Impeachment proceedings against Gov. Horton, 1931 4. Correspondence Re: Disposition made of the impeachment proceedings against Gov. Horton by the House of Representatives, 1931 5. Correspondence Re: R.H. Lyle, Commissioner of Institutions, 1931-1932-1933 6. Correspondence Re: J.I Reece, Commissioner of Insurance & Banking, 1931-1932
Microfilm Roll #16 Box 50 1. Correspondence Re: Ed M. Gillewaters, Commissioner of Labor, 1929 2. Correspondence Re: The appointment of Col. Luke Lea as Senator to Succeed the late L.D. Tyson, 1929 3. Correspondence Re: George F. Milton, President & Editor, The Chattanooga News, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 1927-1928 4. Correspondence Re: National Guard Armory, Jackson, Tennessee, 1930-1931-1932 5. Correspondence Re: Peabody College, Dr. Bruce R. Payne, President, 1928-1929 6. Correspondence Re: Peabody College, Dr. Bruce R. Payne, President, 1930-1931-1932 7. Correspondence Re: Austin Peay College, P.P. Claxton, President, 1929-1930-1931-1932 8. Correspondence Re: Establishing presidential plaza to honor three presidents of Tennessee, Jackson, Polk and Johnson, 1929-1930 9. Correspondence Re: Tennessee Polytechnic Institute, Cookeville, Tennessee, 1929-1930
Box 51 1. Correspondence Re: The Redistricting Bill, 1929 2. Correspondence Re: Reelfoot Lake, 1927-1929 3. Correspondence Re: Reelfoot Lake, 1930 4. Correspondence Re: Ernest Haston, Secretary of State, Nashville, Tennessee, 1928-1931-1932 5. Correspondence Re: Sesquicentennial Celebration at Yorktown, Virginia, 1931
6. Correspondence Re: P.A. Lyon, President, State Teachers College, Murfreesboro, Tennessee, 1931 7. Correspondence Re: Removal of 105th Air Squadron from Nashville to Memphis, 1930-1931
Box 52 1. Correspondence Re: Sales Tax Bill, 1929 2. Correspondence Re: The proposed method of computing taxes on trucks in Tennessee, 1930 3. Correspondence Re: Department of Finance and Taxation, 1927-1929-1930-1932
Box 53 1. Correspondence Re: Unemployment situation in Tennessee, 1930-1932 2. Correspondence Re: University of Tennessee- Dr. H.A. Morgan, President, 1927-1928-1929 3. Correspondence Re: University of Tennessee- Dr. H.A. Morgan, President, 1930-1931-1932 4. Correspondence Re: West Tennessee Normal, J.W. Brister, President, 1927-1928 5. Correspondence Re: Alvin York Institute, Jamestown, Tennessee, 1928-1929-1930-1931
Microfilm Roll #17 Box 54 1. Special Subject Re: The Depression, 1932 2. Special Subject Re: State Board of Education, 1929-1930-1931 3. Special Subject Re: State Board of Education, 1929-1930-1931-1932 4. Special Subject Re: Department of Highways, 1929-1932 5. Special Subject Re: Impeachment proceedings against Gov. Horton, 1931 6. Special Subject Re: Interracial activities in Alabama and Tennessee, 1929 7. Special Subject Re: Messages of Gov. Horton, 1928-1929-1931
Box 55 1. Special Subject Re: Radio address of Hon. Cordell Hull, 1928 2. Special Subject Re: Message to the 66th General Assembly by Gov. Horton, 1929 3. Special Subject Re: Message to the 67th General Assembly by Gov. Horton, 1931 4. Special Subject Re: Minutes of the Annual Meetings of the Trustees of the University of Tennessee, 1930-1932 5. Special Subject Re: Emergency Relief Bulletins, 1932 6. Special Subject Re: Reelfoot Lake, 1930-1931 7. Special Subject Re: Tennessee State Text-Book Commission, 1930-1931 8. Special Subject Re: President George Washington’s 200th Anniversary, 1932
Box 56 1. Proclamations, 1927-1932 2. Resolutions, 1927-1929 3. Resolutions, 1930-1933
Box 57 1. Newspaper Articles Re: Address by Gov. Horton, 1928 2. Newspaper Articles Re: Dismissal of Highways Commissioners Col. Harry Berry & Neil Bass, 1928-1929 3. Newspaper Articles Re: 23rd Annual Conference of Governors, 1931 4. Newspaper Articles, and Pamphlets Re: Democratic Party for, 1932 5. Newspaper Articles Re: The Depression, 1931 6. Newspaper Articles Re: Calling an Extra Session of the General Assembly, 1929 7. Newspaper Articles Re: Impeachment proceedings against Gov. Horton, 1931 8. Newspaper Articles and Maps regarding The Great Smoky Mountains National Park, 1927-1929 9. Newspaper Articles Re: Sales Tax, 1928-1929 10. Newspaper Articles Re: Excerpts from Gov. Horton’s speech on Tennessee, 1929 11. Newspaper Articles Re: Address by Gov. Horton in New York at the Andrew Jackson Dinner, January 7, 1928
Microfilm Roll #18 Box 58 1. Newspaper Articles Re: Strike at Elizabethton, Tennessee, 1929 2. Newspaper Articles Re: The 200th Anniversary of the birth of George Washington, 1931 3. Miscellaneous Newspaper Articles, 1927-1929 4. Miscellaneous Newspaper Articles, 1930-1932 5. Maps, 1925-1927
Box 59 1. Miscellaneous Material, 1927-1928 2. Miscellaneous Material, 1929-1930 3. Miscellaneous Material, 1931
Box 60 1. Miscellaneous Material, 1931 2. Miscellaneous Material, 1932-1933
Microfilm Roll #19 Box 61 1. Bills, 1927-1928-1929 2. Bills, 1929
Box 62 1. Bills, 1929 2. Bills, 1931
Box 63 1. Bills, 1931 2. Bills, 1931 3. Bills, 1931-1932 4. Affidavits, 1932 5. Cases tried in Chancery and Circuit Courts, 1927-1932
Microfilm Roll #20 Box 64 1. Vouchers, 1927-1931 2. Vouchers, 1931-1933 3. Receipts for payment from Reconstruction Finance Corporation, Washington, D.C., 1932
Box 65 1. Audit Reports, 1926-1930
Box 66 1. Audit Reports, 1930-1931
Microfilm Roll #21 Box 67 1. Financial Reports, 1927 2. Financial Reports, 1928 3. Financial Reports, 1929
Box 68 1. Financial Reports, 1930-1932
Box 69 1. Financial Reports, 1930
Microfilm Roll #22 Box 69 2. Financial Reports, 1931 3. Financial Reports, 1932-1933
Box 70 1. Invitations, 1927-1931 2. Invitations, 1929-1932 3. Pictures
Box 71 1. Pamphlet Re: Tennessee’s Part in the Revolution, 1927 2. Pamphlets Re: Text Book Law in Tennessee, 1927 3. Pamphlets Re: Taxation, 1927-1928 4. Pamphlets Re: The 200th Anniversary of the Birth of George Washington, 1927-1932 5. Pamphlets Re: Unveiling of the Statue of John Sevier in Statuary Hall, Washington, D.C., 1931 6. Pamphlets Re: Unemployment, 1931 7. Pamphlets Re: The University of Tennessee, 1929
Box 72 1. Pamphlets Re: Tennessee State Board of Accountancy, 1931 2. Pamphlets Re: Opinion of the Attorney General of Tennessee, 1931 3. Pamphlets Re: William Jennings Bryan University, Dayton, Tennessee, 1932-1933 4. Pamphlets Re: Reports of Committees of the 67th General Assembly of Tennessee, 1931 5. Pamphlets Re: Reports of Committees of the 67th General Assembly of Tennessee, 1931
Microfilm Roll #23 6. Pamphlets Re: Department of Highways, 1928-1929 7. Pamphlets Re: Speech of Hon. Cordell Hull of Tennessee, 1928-1932 8. Pamphlets Re: Rules of order of the House of Representatives of Tennessee, 1929 9. Pamphlets Re: The 71st & 72nd Congress, 1932 10. Pamphlets Re: The unveiling of the Statue of General Andrew Jackson, seventh President of the United States, 1928
Box 73 1. Miscellaneous Pamphlets, 1927-1932
Box 74 1. Miscellaneous Pamphlets, 1928-1932
Microfilm Roll #24 Box 75 1. Miscellaneous Pamphlets, 1928-1932
Box 76 1. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1927 2. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1927 3. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1928 4. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1928 5. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1928 Microfilm Roll #25 Box 77 1. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1928 2. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1928 3. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1928 4. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1929
Box 78 1. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1929 2. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1929 3. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1929 4. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1929 5. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1929 6. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1929
Microfilm Roll #26 Box 79 1. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1929 2. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1929 3. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1929 4. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1929
Box 80 1. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1929 2. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1929 3. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1929 4. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1930 5. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1930
Box 81 1. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1930 2. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1930 3. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1930 4. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1930
Microfilm Roll #27 5. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1930
Box 82 1. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1931 2. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1931 3. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1931 4. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1931 5. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1931
Box 83 1. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1932 2. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1932 3. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1932 4. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1932 5. Letters of recommendation to Gov. Horton for positions, 1928-1932
Box 84 1. Applications for membership on the State Board of Accountancy, 1928-1932 2. Applications for Commissioner of Agriculture, 1928-1931 3. Applications for State Auditor, 1928-1931 4. Applications for Bank Examiner, 1931 5. Applications for appointment on the Board of Barber Examiners, 1929-1932 6. Applications for Caretaker at Sam Davis Home, 1928-1929 7. Applications for Census Taker, 1929-1930 8. Applications for Chancellor in Knox and Fentress County, 1929-1932 9. Applications for positions as Chaplain at State Prison, 1928-1932 10. Applications for membership on the Board of Chiropractic Examiners, 1928-1932 11. Applications for membership on State Board of Education, 1927-1931 12. Applications for Election Commissioners, 1928-1931 13. Applications for Engrossing Clerk, 1928-1930 14. Applications for Factory Inspector, 1928-1929 15. Applications for Seed and Feed Inspector, 1929 16. Applications for position in Finance & Taxation Department, 1928-1931
Box 85 1. Applications for Fire Marshal, 1928-1929 2. Applications for State Pure Food Inspector, 1929 3. Applications for appointment on the Governors Staff, 1928-1930 4. Applications for Guard at State Prison, 1927-1932 5. Applications for position in Highway Department, 1928-1932 6. Applications for Hotel Inspector, 1929-1930 7. Applications for position as Income Tax Collector, 1930-1931 8. Applications for the position in the office of Insurance & Banking, 1931 9. Applications for appointment of District Attorney General of the 17th Judicial Circuit, 1930 10. Applications for County Judge for Greene, Smith, White and Lauderdale Counties, 1929
11. Applications for Criminal Court Judge, Memphis, Tennessee, 1928-1929 12. Applications for Judge of the Circuit Court of the 19th Judicial District, 1930 13. Applications for Criminal Court Judge for 19th Judicial Circuit, 1929
Box 86 1. Applications for Judge in Knox County, Knoxville, Tennessee, 1931 2. Applications for Judge of the 5th Circuit of Tennessee, 1931 3. Applications for position in Department of Labor, 1927-1929 4. Applications for State Librarian and Archivist, 1929 5. Applications for membership of Tennessee State Medical Board, 1927-1930 6. Applications for appointment to the State Board of Examiners in Optometry, 1932 7. Applications for Secretary of the Board of Pardon, 1929-1931 8. Applications for Park Commissioner, 1928-1929 9. Applications for membership on the Board of Pension Examiners, 1928-1931 10. Applications for membership on the Tennessee Board of Pharmacy, 1928-1932
Box 87 1. Applications for the position of State Police, 1928-1929 2. Applications for position of Porter in Governor’s office, 1929 3. Applications for position of State Purchasing Agent, 1930-1931 4. Applications for position of Private Secretary to the Governor, 1927-1930
Microfilm Roll #28 5. Applications for the position of Superintendent at the Herbert Domain School, Pikeville, Tennessee, 1927-1929 6. Applications for membership of the Text Book Commission, 1929-1930 7. Applications for Tobacco Tax Inspector, 1927-1932 8. Applications for membership on the State Veterinary Examining Board, 1929 9. Applications for the position as Game Warden, 1929-1932 10. Applications for the position as Warden at Reelfoot Lake, 1928 11. Applications for the position as Warden of the Brushy Mountain Prison, 1928-1929 12. Applications for the position as Night Watchman at the Capitol, 1928-1929 Box 88 1. Applications for Coal Inspector, 1927-1928 2. Applications for Coal Inspector, 1928 3. Applications for Coal Inspector, 1928 4. Applications for Coal Inspector, 1928 5. Applications for Coal Inspector, 1929
Box 89 1. Applications for Coal Inspector, 1929 2. Applications for Coal Inspector, 1929 3. Applications for Coal Inspector, 1929 4. Applications for Coal Inspector, 1929 5. Applications for Coal Inspector, 1930 6. Applications for Coal Inspector, 1931
Box 90 1. Miscellaneous Applications, 1927-1928 2. Miscellaneous Applications, 1929
Microfilm Roll #29 3. Miscellaneous Applications, 1930 4. Miscellaneous Applications, 1930 5. Miscellaneous Applications, 1931 6. Miscellaneous Applications, 1931
Box 91 1. Applications for Requisitions-Bro-Wil, 1927 2. Applications for Requisitions-Aws-Job, 1928 3. Applications for Requisitions-Ken-You, 1928
Box 92 1. Applications for Requisitions-Abe-Dre, 1929 2. Applications for Requisitions-Eli-Mur, 1929 3. Applications for Requisitions-Now-Wri, 1929
Box 93 1. Applications for Requisitions-Arm-Cry, 1930
Microfilm Roll #30 2. Applications for Requisitions-Dan-Jor, 1930
Box 94 1. Applications for Requisitions-Kel-Ryb, 1930 2. Applications for Requisitions-Sam-You, 1930
Box 95 1. Applications for Requisitions-Ali-Jus, 1931 2. Applications for Requisitions-Kat-Wea, 1931
Box 96 1. Applications for Requisitions-Abb-Ken, 1932 2. Applications for Requisitions-Lea-Qui, 1932 3. Applications for Requisitions-Rec-Wol, 1932 4. Applications for Requisitions-Bar-Jon, 1933
Box 97 1. Protest issuing of Requisition Papers-Alb-Woo, 1927-1929 2. Protest issuing of Requisition Papers-Bai-Wil, 1930 3. Protest issuing of Requisition Papers-Amb-Wol, 1931 4. Protest issuing of Requisition Papers-Acr-Wil, 1932
Box 98 1. Petitions for appointment-And-Gre, 1922-1928-1929 2. Petitions for appointment-Hal-Myn, 1929 3. Petitions for appointment-Nai-You, 1929
Box 99 1. Petitions-Ann-Web, 1930
Microfilm Roll #31 2. Petitions-Ada-Hur, 1931 3. Petitions-Job-Wym, 1931 4. Petitions-Bar-Par, 1932
Box 100 1. Rewards-Huc-Van, 1927-1928 2. Rewards-Adk-Wal, 1929 3. Rewards-Har-Whi, 1930 4. Rewards-Bra-Woo, 1931 5. Rewards-And-Swa, 1932
Box 101 1. Request for Pardon-Bea-Woo, 1927 2. Request for Pardon-Aki-Gri, 1928 3. Request for Pardon-Hal-Lun, 1928 4. Request for Pardon-Mac-Swe, 1928 5. Request for Pardon-Tay-You, 1928
Box 102 1. Request for Pardon-Box-Hyd, 1929 2. Request for Pardon-Jef-Wri, 1929 3. Request for Pardon-Bur-Whi, 1930 4. Request for Pardon-All-Woo, 1931 5. Request for Pardon-All-Mar, 1932 6. Request for Pardon-Mea-Tur, 1932
Microfilm Roll #32 Box 103 1. Pardons-And-Cra, 1927 2. Pardons-Dea-Fra, 1927 3. Pardons-Gip-Joh, 1927 Box 104 1. Pardons-Lar-Moo, 1927 2. Pardons-Nee-Row, 1927 3. Pardons-Ruf-Tur, 1927 4. Pardons-Van-You, 1927
Box 105 1. Pardons-Abe-Bur, 1928
Microfilm Roll #33 2. Pardons-Cal-Cun, 1928
Box 106 1. Pardons-Dav-Dun, 1928 2. Pardons-Eas-Fus, 1928 3. Pardons-Hal-Hin, 1928
Box 107 1. Pardons-Hol-Jor, 1928 2. Pardons-Kei-Lan, 1928 3. Pardons-Leg-Mat, 1928
Box 108 1. Pardons-McAll-Owe, 1928 2. Pardons-Pac-Pri, 1928
Microfilm Roll #34 3. Pardons-Rad-Sim, 1928
Box 109 1. Pardons-Sla-Sum, 1928 2. Pardons-Tal-Tur, 1928
Box 110 1. Pardons-Van-Wel, 1928 2. Pardons-Whi-Wri, 1928
Box 111 1. Pardons-Ada-Bax, 1929 2. Pardons-Bea-Boy, 1929 3. Pardons-Bra-Bur, 1929
Box 112 1. Pardons-Cal-Cro, 1929
Microfilm Roll #35 2. Pardons-Dal-Dow, 1929 3. Pardons-Ead-Fus, 1929
Box 113 1. Pardons-Gar-Hay, 1929 2. Pardons-Hea-Hyd, 1929 3. Pardons-Jac-Jus, 1929 4. Pardons-Kar-Kys, 1929 Box 114 1. Pardons-Lam-Lyn, 1929 2. Pardons-Mal-McKay, 1929 3. Pardons-Mee-Mye, 1929
Box 115 1. Pardons-Nan-Pet, 1929 2. Pardons-Phi-Pri, 1929
Microfilm Roll #36 3. Pardons-Rad-Rym, 1929
Box 116 1. Pardons-Saw-Swe, 1929 2. Pardons-Tab-Tur, 1929 3. Pardons-Van-Whi, 1929 4. Pardons-Wil-You, 1929
Box 117 1. Pardons-Abe-Bea, 1930 2. Pardons-Bec-Boy, 1930 3. Pardons-Bra-But, 1930
Box 118 1. Pardons-Cai-Cli, 1930 2. Pardons-Col-Cun, 1930
Microfilm Roll #37 3. Pardons-Dab-Dun, 1930
Box 119 1. Pardons-Eas-Ful, 1930 2. Pardons-Gam-Gun, 1930 3. Pardons-Had-Hea, 1930
Box 120 1. Pardons-Hen-Hur, 1930 2. Pardons-Hub-Ing, 1930 3. Pardons-Jac-Kir, 1930
Box 121 1. Pardons-Lac-Lyn, 1930
Microfilm Roll #38 2. Pardons-Mah-Mus, 1930 3. Pardons-Nei-Pyb, 1930
Box 122 1. Pardons-Rag-Rya, 1930 2. Pardons-Saw-Sis, 1930 3. Pardons-Smi-Swe, 1930 Box 123 1. Pardons-Tab-Ven, 1930 2. Pardons-Web-Wil, 1930
Microfilm Roll #39 3. Pardons-Win-You, 1930
Box 124 1. Pardons-Ada-Atk, 1931 2. Pardons-Bak-Ber, 1931 3. Pardons-Bis-Bri, 1931
Box 125 1. Pardons-Bro-Byn, 1931 2. Pardons-Cag-Cle, 1931 3. Pardons-Cog-Cur, 1931
Box 126 1. Pardons-Dal-Eze, 1931 2. Pardons-Fai-Gir, 1931 3. Pardons-God-Guy, 1931
Microfilm Roll #40 Box 127 1. Pardons-Hag-Hay, 1931 2. Pardons-Hig-Hal, 1931 3. Pardons-Hon-Irw, 1931
Box 128 1. Pardons-Jac-Jor, 1931 2. Pardons-Key-Lay, 1931 3. Pardons-Lea-Mat, 1931
Box 129 1. Pardons-McAde-Mer, 1931 2. Pardons-Mil-Myr, 1931 3. Pardons-Nal-Pay, 1931
Box 130 1. Pardons-Ped-Pyl, 1931
Microfilm Roll #41 2. Pardons-Rai-Ryl, 1931
Box 131 1. Pardons-Sam-Sel, 1931 2. Pardons-Sha-Sol, 1931 3. Pardons-Spa-Swi, 1931
Box 132 1. Pardons-Tan-Tur, 1931 2. Pardons-J.V. Trotter, 1931 Box 133 1. Pardons-Wad-Whi, 1931 2. Pardons-Wil-Wyr, 1931
Box 134 1. Pardons-Abb-Bal, 1932
Microfilm Roll #42 2. Pardons-Ban-Bet, 1932 3. Pardons-Big-Bra, 1932
Box 135 1. Pardons-Bre-Byr, 1932 2. Pardons-Cag-Cas, 1932 3. Pardons-Cha-Cli, 1932
Box 136 1. Pardons-Cof-Cox, 1932 2. Pardons-Cra-Cuz, 1932 3. Pardons-Dan-Dwy, 1932
Box 137 1. Pardons-Ead-Fis, 1932
Microfilm Roll #43 2. Pardons-Fla-Fus, 1932 3. Pardons-Gal-Gol, 1932
Box 138 1. Pardons-Goo-Gun, 1932 2. Pardons-Hal-Har, 1932 3. Pardons-Has-Hew, 1932
Box 139 1. Pardons-Hic-How, 1932 2. Pardons-Hud-Hya, 1932 3. Pardons-Ira-Jul, 1932
Box 140 1. Pardons-Kee-Kno, 1932 2. Pardons-Lac-Lyn, 1932
Microfilm Roll #44 3. Pardons-Mad-May, 1932
Box 141 1. Pardons-McDan-Mes, 1932 2. Pardons-Mil-Myn, 1932 3. Pardons-Nas-Owe, 1932
Box 142 1. Pardons-Pad-Phi, 1932 2. Pardons-Pie-Pul, 1932 3. Pardons-Qua-Rus, 1932
Box 143 1. Pardons-Sai-Shy, 1932 2. Pardons-Sim-Sta, 1932 3. Pardons-Ste-Swi, 1932
Microfilm Roll #45 Box 144 1. Pardons-Tal-Tur, 1932 2. Pardons-Und-Wes, 1932
Box 145 1. Pardons-Whe-Will, 1932 2. Pardons-Wils-You, 1932
Box 146 1. Pardons-And-Bur, 1933 2. Pardons-Cam-Gun, 1933 3. Pardons-Har-Owe, 1933
Box 147 1. Pardons-Pat-Tru, 1933 2. Pardons-Van-You, 1933
Microfilm Roll #46 Oversize Material Scrap Book, 1928 (Box #148) SUBJECT INDEX
Listed below are notable subjects included in this collection. In some instances, the subject is brought out in only one letter, but the information contained therein is significant enough to warrant its inclusion in the index. When no date is given, the researcher can expect to find the subject mentioned throughout the collection.
1. Sam Davis Home, Smyrna, Tennessee, 1927-1930
2. Depression-1932
3. Education (Public) in Tennessee
4. Extra Sessions of Legislature called for appropriating money for Schools-1931
5. Impeachment proceedings against Governor Horton-1931
6. Messages of Governor Horton-1928-1931
7. Peabody College for Teachers-1928-1932
8. Reelfoot Lake-1927-1930
9. Sales Tax Bill-1929
10. Tennessee Great Smoky Mountains Park-1929-1930
11. Unemployment situation in Tennessee-1930-1932
12. Alvin York Institute, Jamestown, Tennessee-1928-1931
13. President George Washington’s 200th Anniversary-1932 NAME INDEX
This index contains names of persons holding influential positions during the period. In some instances, however, correspondence is included because the content is important enough to warrant attention in the index. The figures in the parentheses immediately following each name denote the total number of letters in the folder from that person. The identification of the writer and the site from where the letters were written are included whenever possible.
Box 4, Folder 2, 1927 Honorable Theo G. Bilbo (1) Governor, State of Mississippi. Honorable A.R. Brown (1) Representative, State of Tennessee-Erwin, Tennessee.
Box 4, Folder 3, 1927 Geo. R. Calhoun (3) State Game Warden, Nashville. P.E. Cox (4), Keeper of Archives and Museum, Nashville.
Box 4, Folder 6 1927 Honorable Bibb Groves (2) Governor, State of Alabama Honorable A.J. Groves (1), Senator, State of Tennessee, Knoxville
Box 4, Folder 7 1927 Homer Hancock (3), Commissioner, Department of Agriculture, Nashville Honorable L.G. Hardman (1), Governor, State of Georgia Dr. N.B. Hardeman (4), President, Freed-Hardeman College, Henderson, Tennessee
Box 5, Folder 1, 1927 R.S. Maddox (3), State Forester, Department of Agriculture, Nashville
Box 5, Folder 2, 1927 Lewis S. Pope (2), Commissioner, Department of Institutions, Nashville Dr. W.F. Powell (1), Pastor, First Baptist Church, Nashville
Box 5, Folder 4, 1927 Honorable Fen Small (1), Governor, State of Illinois.
Box 5, Folder 5, 1927 Honorable John H. Trumbull (1), Governor, State of Connecticut.
Box 5, Folder 6, 1927 Honorable Matt N. Whitaker (8), Attorney, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Albert Williams (2), Commissioner, Department of Finance & Taxation, Nashville. Andrew B. Wood (2), Superintendent, Tennessee Anti-Saloon League.
Box 6, Folder 1, 1928 E.C. Alexander (2), President, The First National Bank, Elizabethton, Tennessee. Honorable M.M. Allison (3), Attorney, Chattanooga, Tennessee
Box 6, Folder 2, 1928 General Richard M. Atkinson (2), Attorney-General, Tenth Judicial District, State of Tennessee, Nashville. Honorable Harry S. Avery (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Alamo, Tennessee.
Box 6, Folder 3, 1928 Honorable H.C. Baldridge (1), Governor, State of Idaho. W.F. Barry, Jr. (2), Assistant Attorney-General, Nashville, Tennessee. Honorable E.D. Bass (2), Mayor, City of Chattanooga, Tennessee. Roy H. Beeler (1), Assistant Attorney-General, State of Tennessee, Nashville. Geo. W. Berry (4), President, International Printing Pressmen & Assistants Union of North America, Pressmen’s Home, Tennessee.
Box 6, Folder 4, 1928 E.L. Bishop (4), Commissioner, Department of Public Health, Nashville, Tennessee. Honorable J.A. Blevins (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Greenville, Tennessee. Honorable S.R. Bratton (3), Senator, State of Tennessee-Union City, Tennessee.
Box 6, Folder 5, 1928 Honorable Ralph O. Brewster (1), Governor, State of Maine. J.W. Brister (1), President, State Teachers College, Memphis, Tennessee. Honorable A.B. Broadbent (3), Attorney, Clarksville, Tennessee. W.E. Brock (15), President, Brock Candy Company, Chattanooga, Tennessee. A.S. Caldwell (7), Commissioner, Department of Insurance and Banking, Nashville. Geo. R. Calhoun (1), State Game Warden, Department of Game & Fish, Nashville.
Box 6, Folder 7, 1928 Dr. H.N. Chase (3), President, The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
Box 6, Folder 8, 1928 P.E. Cox (7), Keeper of Archives and Museum (State Archaeologist) State of Tennessee, Department of Education, Nashville.
Box 7, Folder 1, 1928 Honorable Ewin L. Davis (4), U.S. Congressman, 5th District Tennessee, Washington, D.C. Honorable Dwight F. Davis (1), Secretary of War, Washington, D.C. Honorable George H. Dern (1), Governor, State of Utah.
Box 7, Folder 2, 1928 Honorable Jesse Edging ton (4), Attorney, Memphis, Tennessee.
Box 7, Folder 3, 1928 Roberto Ewing (4), Secretary & Treasurer, Watkins Institute, Free Night School, Nashville. Mrs. Herman Fergen (4), President, Tennessee Congress of Parents & Teachers Inc., Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Box 7, Folder 4, 1928 Honorable John J. Fisher (2), Governor, State of Pennsylvania.
Box 7, Folder 5, 1928 C.C. Gilbert (12), Secretary, Tennessee Manufacturers Association, Nashville. Ed. M. Gillenwaters (4), Commissioner, Department of Labor, State of Tennessee, Nashville. Honorable J.L. Gillum (2), Representative, State of Tennessee-Belfast, Tennessee. H.L. Grigsby (3), Superintendent of Banks, State of Tennessee, Department of Insurance & Banking, Nashville.
Box 7, Folder 6, 1928 Homer Hancock (6), Commissioner, State of Tennessee, Department of Agriculture, Nashville. Cary A. Hardee (5), Secretary, Governor’s Conference, Live Oak, Florida. Honorable L.G. Hardman (1), Governor, State of Georgia. Dr. N.B. Hardeman (2), President, Freed-Hardeman College, Henderson, Tennessee. A.B. Harmon (3), District Agent, Agriculture & Home Economics, Tennessee
Box 7, Folder 7, 1928 Honorable John Wesley Hill (1), Chancellor, Lincoln, Memorial University, Cumberland Gap, Tennessee. Honorable Litton Hickman (1), Judge, Davidson County Court, Nashville. Thomas C. Howell (1), Acting Commissioner, U.S.-Department of The Interior, Washington, D.C.
Box 7, Folder 8, 1928 Col. A.D. Huddleston (4), Aluminum Company of America, Alcoa, Tennessee. Honorable Cordell Hull (3), U.S. Congressman, Committee on Ways & Means, Washington, D.C. Honorable George W.P. Hunt (1), Governor, State of Arizona.
Box 8, Folder 1, 1928 Andrew Jackson IV (4), great-grandson of President Andrew Jackson-Los Angles, California. Dr. Thomas E. Jones (2), President, Fisk University, Nashville.
Box 8, Folder 2, 1928 Honorable Thomas B. Kellogg (2), Secretary of State, Washington, D.C. Honorable J.A. Lancaster (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Jasper, Tennessee. Col. Luke Lea (15), Publisher, Nashville Tennessean, Nashville, Tennessee.
Box 8, Folder 3, 1928 Richard H. Lyle (8), Commissioner, Department of Institutions, Nashville, Tennessee. Honorable Frank L. Lynch (7), Attorney, Winchester, Tennessee. Dr. P.A. Lyon (1), President, Middle Tennessee State Teachers College, Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
Box 8, Folder 4, 1928 R.S. Maddox (3), State Forester, State of Tennessee, Department of Agriculture, Nashville. W.R. Mainer (6), Manager, Chamber of Commerce, Nashville, Tennessee. Honorable A.W. McLean (7), Governor, State of North Carolina.
Box 8, Folder 5, 1928 R.L. Moore (9), General Manager, Baird Dry Goods Company & Thomas & Moore Dry Goods Company, Jellico, Tennessee and Chattanooga, Tennessee. John Trotwood Moore (1), Libran & Archivist, Division of Tennessee & Archives, Nashville. Honorable J.H.S. Morison (4), Attorney, Cumberland Gap, Tennessee. George B. Moulder (1), Superintendent, Board of Park Commissioners, State of Tennessee, Nashville, Honorable Dennis Murphree (1), Governor, State of Mississippi.
Box 8, Folder 6, 1928 John F. Nolan (2), Treasurer, State of Tennessee, Nashville. Honorable Watckins Overton (2), Mayor, Memphis, Tennessee.
Box 8, Folder 7, 1928 E.W. Palmer (3), President, Kingsport Press, Kingsport, Tennessee. Honorable L.J. Pardue (1) Attorney, Ashland City, Tennessee. Honorable Harvey Parnell (1), Governor, State of Arkansas. Dr. Bruce R. Payne (2), President, George Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville.
Box 8, Folder 8, 1928 Walter F. Pond (5), State Geologist, Department of Education, Nashville. Joseph Hyde Pratt (6), Chairman, Executive Committee, Southern Appalachian Power Conference, Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Honorable Jno S. Pratt (1), Representative, State of Tennessee, Nashville. T.R. Preston (7), President, Hamilton National Bank, Chattanooga, Tennessee. W.H. Puryear(4), Superintendent, Accounts & Budgets, State of Tennessee, Department of Finance & Taxation, Nashville.
Box 9, Folder 1, 1928 J. Basil Ramsey (3), President, Holston-Union National Bank of Knoxville, Tennessee. Albert Williams (1), Commissioner, Department of Finance & Taxation, State of Tennessee, Nashville. Honorable Albert C. Ritchie (1), Governor, State of Maryland. J.A. Rountree (4), Director General, United States Good Roads Association, Des Moines, Iowa.
Box 9, Folder 2, 1928 Honorable Flem D. Sampson (9), Governor, State of Kentucky.
Box 9, Folder 3, 1928 J.A. Summers (8), President & Manager, Summers Hardware Company, Johnson City, Tennessee.
Box 9, Folder 4, 1928 Honorable Albert W. Taber (1), Counselor at Law, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Box 9, Folder 5, 1928 Honorable W.R. Thompson (1), Representative, State of Tennessee, Nashville. C.L. Thurman (5), President, C.L. Thurman Motor Company, Sevierville, Tennessee. Honorable L.D. Tyson (2), U.S. Senator, Committee on Military Affairs, Washington, D.C.
Box 9, Folder 6, 1928 General Matt N. Whitaker (31), Attorney, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Box 9, Folder 7, 1928 Albert Williams (6), Commissioner, State of Tennessee, Nashville. Honorable Fred R. Zimmerman (1), Governor, State of Wisconsin.
Box 10, Folder 1, 1929 Honorable J.E. Adams (2), Senator, State of Tennessee-Knox, Loudon, Monroe and Polk Counties.
Box 10, Folder 2, 1929 H.J. Amslinger (1), Commissioner of Narcotics, Treasury Department, Washington, D.C. Honorable J.B. Avery (5), Senator, State of Tennessee-Alamo, Tennessee.
Box 10, Folder 3, 1929 Honorable Howard H. Baker (1), Representative, State of Tennessee, Nashville. G.B. Baird (2), Editor & Publisher, The Commercial, Union City, Tennessee. C.W. Bailey (2), President, Tennessee Bakers’ Association, Nashville. Honorable H.C. Baldridge (1), Governor, State of Idaho. Honorable W.F. Barry (1), Senator, State of Tennessee, Jackson, Tennessee. Honorable E.D. Bass (1), Mayor, City of Chattanooga, Tennessee. Honorable I.D. Beasley (1), Senator, State of Tennessee, Nashville. Sanford Bennett (6), Chairman, State Affairs Committee, Chamber of Commerce, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Major George L. Berry (3), President, International Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union of North America, Pressmen’s Home, Tennessee.
Box 10, Folder 4, 1929 Honorable E.L. Blackman (3), Mayor, Wartrace, Tennessee. Honorable Hugh Blanken (4), Representative, State of Tennessee, Nashville-St. Clair, Tennessee. Honorable Sam R. Bratton (3), Senator, State of Tennessee,-Union City, Tennessee. Honorable Billoat Brown (1), Representative, State of Tennessee, Nashville. Harold F. Brigham (1), Librarian, The Carnegie Library of Nashville. Honorable C.H. Bridges (2) Brigadier General, Acting The Adjutant General, Washington, D.C. Honorable A.B. Broadbent (5), Attorney, Clarksville, Tennessee. Honorable W.E. Brock (22), U.S. Senator, Washington, D.C.-Chattanooga, Tennessee. Honorable Gordon Browning (1), U.S. Congressman, Washington D.C.-8th Dist, Tennessee. Honorable Harry Flood Byrd (5), Governor, State of Virginia. Honorable Jos. W. Byrns (1), U.S. Congressman, Washington D.C.-6th Dist, Tennessee.
Box 10, Folder 6, 1929 A.S. Caldwell (5), Commissioner, Department of Insurance & Banking, State of Tennessee, Nashville. Honorable H.M. Candler (6), Senator, State of Tennessee, Athens, Tennessee. Honorable Doyle E. Carlton (1), Governor, State of Florida. Honorable Norman S. Case (1), Governor, State of Rhode Island. Honorable R.H. Cate (3), Attorney, Knoxville, Tennessee.
Box 11, Folder 1, 1929 Honorable W.H. Clarke (1), Senator, State of Tennessee, Nashville-Carter, Greene, Johnson, Unicoi, and Washington Counties, Jonesboro, Tennessee. D.M. Clements (3), Agriculture Supervisor, Department of Education, Nashville. W.P. Cooper (2), President, Peoples National Bank, Shelbyville, Tennessee.
Box 11, Folder 2, 1929 W.A. Copeland (1), Editor, Memphis Commercial Appeal, Memphis, Tennessee. P.E. Cox (21), Keeper of Archives & Museum, Department of Education, State of Tennessee, Nashville. Harvey W. Cox (1), President, Emory University, Emory University, Georgia. Honorable Will Cummings (2), Judge, Hamilton County, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Honorable James H. Cummings (3), Senator, State of Tennessee, Woodbury, Tennessee.
Box 11, Folder 3, 1929 J.E. Adams (1), Senator, State of Tennessee, Nashville. James J. Davis (1), Secretary, Department of Labor, Washington, D.C. Honorable George H. Dern (2), Governor, State of Utah.
Box 11, Folder 4, 1929 Prof. Leonard S. Dunaven (1), County Superintendent, Cookeville, Tennessee. Geo W. Doughty (3), Financial Representative, Tusculum College, Greenville, Tennessee.
Box 11, Folder 5, 1929 Honorable Jesse Edging ton (3), Attorney, Memphis, Tennessee. Honorable E.E. Eslick (2), U.S. Congressman, Washington D.C.-7th District, Pulaski, Tennessee. Honorable Leighton E. Well (2), Attorney, Manchester, Tennessee.
Box 11, Folder 6, 1929 Mrs. Herman Ferger (3), President, Tennessee Congress of Parents & Teachers, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Honorable John S. Fisher (2), Governor, State of Pennsylvania. Honorable Scott Fitzhugh (6), Attorney, Memphis, Tennessee. Honorable G.T. Fitzhugh (3), Attorney, Memphis, Tennessee.
Box 11, Folder 7, 1929 Honorable O. Max Gardner (4), Governor, State of North Carolina. C.C. Gilbert (16), Secretary, Tennessee Manufacturers Association, Nashville.
Box 11, Folder 8, 1929 Honorable John L. Godsey (12), Attorney, Dayton, Tennessee. Honorable James W. Good (1), Secretary of War, Washington, D.C. Honorable Howard M. Gore (1), Governor, State of West Virginia. Honorable Bibb Graves (1), Governor, State of Alabama. Honorable A.J. Graves (1), Senator, State of Tennessee, Knoxville. Honorable A.H. Gray (3), Senator, State of Tennessee, and Attorney, Brownsville, Tennessee. Honorable Fred Grein (1), Governor, State of Michigan. H.L. Grigsby (2), Superintendent of Banks, State of Tennessee, Nashville. Honorable W. French Grubb (7), Senator, State of Tennessee, and Attorney at Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Box 12, Folder 1, 1929 A.P. Haggard (4), President, American National Bank, Dayton, Tennessee. W.J. Hale (4), President, A & I State College, Nashville. Fitzgerald Hall (5), Vice President and General Counsel, The Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway, Nashville. Honorable Austin R. Hall (2), Attorney, Jasper, Tennessee. Homer Hancock (4), Commissioner, Department of Agriculture, Nashville. James N. Hardin (1), County Attorney, Greenville, Tennessee. Geo. W. Hardin (1), Superintendent, County Schools, Greenville, Tennessee. J.E. Hansell (1), Editor-Manger, The Dayton Herald, Dayton, Tennessee. Honorable L.G. Hardman (3), Governor, State of Georgia. Dr. N.B. Hardeman (7), President, Freed-Hardeman College, Henderson, Tennessee.
Box 12, Folder 2, 1929 Honorable Cary A. Hardee (5), Secretary, Governor’s Conference, Live Oak, Florida.
Box 12, Folder 3, 1929 T.P. Henderson (2), Assistant Attorney-General, State of Tennessee, Nashville. Honorable Lon C. Hill (3), Senator, State of Tennessee, Dandridge, Tennessee.
Box 12, Folder 4, 1929 Honorable Hubert T. Holman (1), Representative, State of Tennessee, Fayetteville. Honorable Herbert Hoover, (3), President, United States. A.D. Huddleston (7), Assistant Superintendent, Aluminum Company of America, Alcoa, Tennessee. Honorable R.P. Hauffman (4), Representative, State of Tennessee, Castilian Springs, Tennessee. Honorable Cordell Hull (2), U.S. Congressman, Committee on Ways & Means, Washington, D.C.
Box 12, Folder 5, 1929 Honorable Chas C. Jackson (1), Congressman, State of Tennessee, Nashville. Honorable R.F. Jerman (1), Judge, Alamo, Tennessee. Honorable Comer Johnson (1), Representative, State of Tennessee, Nashville. Dr. Thomas E. Jones (1), President, Fisk University, Nashville.
Box 12, Folder 6, 1929 Honorable Jack Keefe (2), Senator, State of Tennessee, Nashville.
Box 13, Folder 1, 1929 Honorable W.J. Latham (2), Representative of Tennessee, and Attorney of Columbia, Tennessee. Col. Luke Lea (1), Publisher, Nashville, Tennessee. Honorable J.B. Lee (1), Senator, State of Tennessee-Pikeville, Tennessee. Honorable J.L. Levine (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Chattanooga, Tennessee. Honorable S.C. Lewis (1), Attorney, Dover, Tennessee.
Box 13, Folder 2, 1929 Honorable L.A. Ligon (2), Attorney, Carthage, Tennessee. Honorable Huey P. Long (1), Governor, State of Louisiana. Honorable Mitchell Long (4), Attorney, Knoxville, Tennessee. Honorable W.R. Lowry (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Greenville, Tennessee. Honorable W.E. Lumley (2), Mayor, Alexandria, Tennessee. Rev. Hubert S. Lyle (2), President, Washington College, Washington College, Tennessee. Honorable Frank L. Lynch (2), Winchester, Tennessee.
Box 13, Folder 3, 1929 Honorable Park Marshall (1), Mayor, City of Franklin, Tennessee. Honorable Kenneth McKellar (1), U.S. Senator, Washington, D.C. Honorable Colin P. McKinney (1), Judge, Supreme Court, Knoxville, Tennessee. Honorable J.T. McWherter (1), Representative, State of Tennessee, Dresden, Tennessee.
Box 13, Folder 4, 1929 Edward J. Meeman (1), Editor, The Knoxville News-Sentinel, Knoxville, Tennessee. Mrs. John Trotwood Moore (2), Librarian & Archivist, Department of Education, State of Tennessee, Nashville. Honorable A.M. Moose (2), Representative, State of Tennessee-Brighton, Tennessee.
Box 13, Folder 5, 1929 Honorable C.R. Morse (6), Representative, State of Tennessee-Knoxville, Tennessee. Honorable G.B. Murray (3), Attorney, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Box 13, Folder 6, 1929 E.W. Palmer (5), President, Kingsport Press Inc., Kingsport, Tennessee. J.N. Parker (3), President, First-Citizens National Bank, Dyersburg, Tennessee. Honorable F.W. Parrott (2), Representative, State of Tennessee-Newport, Tennessee. Dr. Shelton Phelps (7), Representative, State of Tennessee-Rogersville, Tennessee.
Box 13, Folder 7, 1929 Honorable Thomas J. Poe (1), Senator, State of Tennessee-Knoxville, Tennessee. A.E. Potter (1), President, Broadway National Bank, Nashville. Honorable Thomas H. Pratt (6), Senator, State of Tennessee, Kingsport, Tennessee. T.R. Preston (7), President, Hamilton National Bank, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Box 14, Folder 2, 1929 Honorable Huey P. Long (1), Governor, State of Louisiana. Honorable Mitchell Long (4), Attorney, Knoxville, Tennessee. Honorable W.R. Lowry (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Greenville, Tennessee. Dr. Hubert S. Lyle (2), President, Washington College, Washington College, Tennessee.
Box 14, Folder 3, 1929 Honorable Flem D. Sampson (6), Governor, State of Kentucky.
Box 14, Folder 4, 1929 William S. Shields (2), President, The City National Bank, Knoxville, Tennessee. Honorable William A. Shoof (4), Attorney, Covington, Tennessee.
Box 14, Folder 5, 1929 Honorable J.L. Sloan (6), Representative, State of Tennessee, Halls Tennessee. W.N. Sloan (1), Dealer, Memphis, Tennessee (Re: Luke Lea and the Crump Organization) D.R. Smalling (2), Dealer, Watauga, Tennessee (Re: Strike at Johnson City and Elizabethton)
Box 14, Folder 6, 1929 Honorable Geo. L. Stockton (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Ben Stockton, Tennessee.
Box 15, Folder 1, 1929 James A. Tate (4), Superintendent, Tennessee Anti-Saloon League, Nashville, Tennessee. Honorable W.R. Thompson (2), Representative, State of Tennessee-Decaturvillle, Tennessee
Box 15, Folder 2, 1929 Honorable D.E. Todd (5), Attorney, Etowah, Tennessee. Honorable L.D. Tyson (5), United States Senator, Washington, D.C.
Box 15, Folder 3, 1929 Dr. James I. Vance (2), Pastor, First Presbyterian Church, Nashville, Tennessee.
Box 15, Folder 4, 1929 Honorable Fred P. Warren (3), Attorney, Alamo, Tennessee. Honorable Hugh Lee Webster (1), Attorney, Columbia, Tennessee.
Box 15, Folder 5, 1929 Honorable Phil B. Whitaker (10), Attorney, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Honorable Matt N. Whitaker (24), Attorney, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Box 15, Folder 6, 1929 Honorable C.N. Wilkes (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Gates, Tennessee. Honorable Robert P. Williams (3), Municipal Judge, City of Knoxville, Tennessee.
Box 15, Folder 7, 1929 Honorable G.B. Wolfe (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Sneedville, Tennessee. Honorable C.C. Young (1), Governor, State of California.
Box 16, Folder 1, 1930 Honorable Frank G. Allen (1), Governor, State of Massachusetts. Honorable J.B. Avery (2), Senator, State of Tennessee, Alamo, Tennessee.
Box 16, Folder 2, 1930 G.B. Baird (3), Editor and Publisher, The Commercial, Union City, Tennessee. Honorable E.D. Bass (2), Mayor, City of Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Box 16, Folder 3, 1930 Honorable Theo G. Bilbo (1), Governor, State of Mississippi. Sol. Bloom (5), Associate Director, United States Commission or the Celebration of the Two Hundredth Anniversary of the Birth of George Washington, Washington, D.C. Major C.H. Bridges (4), The Adjutant General, Washington, D.C. Honorable A.B. Broadbent (1), Attorney, Clarksville, Tennessee. Honorable W.E. Brock (24), United States Senator, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Box 16, Folder 4, 1930 Dr. O.E. Brown (3), Dean, Vanderbilt University, Nashville. Honorable Billoat Brown (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-McMinnville, Tennessee. Honorable W.J. Bulow (1), Governor, State of South Dakota. Honorable J.W. Butler (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-LaFayette, Tennessee. Honorable Joseph W. Byrns (3), Washington, D.C. 6th District, Tennessee.
Box 16, Folder 5, 1930 Honorable Doyle E. Carlton (3), Governor, State of Florida. Honorable Norman S. Case (1), Governor, State of Rhode Island. Honorable Henry S. Caulfield (1), Governor, State of Missouri.
Box 16, Folder 6, 1930 R.H. Clagett (3), Editor, The Knoxville Journal, Knoxville, Tennessee. Honorable William G. Conley (1), Governor, State of West Virginia. P.E. Cox (15), Keeper of Archives and Museum (State Archaeologist) Nashville.
Box 17, Folder 1, 1930 T.J. Davis (5), Chairman, Good Roads Committee, Tennessee Rural Letter Carriers Association, Eddson, Tennessee. Honorable Ewin L. Davis (3), U.S. Congressman, Washington, D.C.-Fifth District, Tennessee. J.M. Davis (1), Attorney, Wartburg, Tennessee. J.E. DeFord (3), Attorney, Savannah, Tennessee. Honorable George H. Dern (5), Governor, State of Utah.
Box 17, Folder 3, 1930 Honorable Louis L. Emmerson (3), Governor, State of Illinois. Robert Ewing (3), Secretary & Treasurer, Watkins Institute, Nashville.
Box 17, Folder 4, 1930 J.I. Finney (3), Editor, Nashville Tennessean, Nashville, Tennessee.
Box 17, Folder 5, 1930 Honorable William Tudor Gardener (1), Governor, State of Maine. Honorable O. Max Gardner (3), Governor, State of North Carolina. Charles C. Gilbert (5), Chairman, Tennessee’s Emergency Committee for Employment and Secretary-Treasurer, Tennessee Manufacturers Association. Honorable J.L. Gillum (1), Representative, State of Tennessee.
Box 17, Folder 6, 1930 Honorable Bibb Graves (1), Governor, State of Alabama. Honorable W. French Grubb (1), Senator, State of Tennessee-Chattanooga. Dr. Alex Guerry (1), President, University of Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Box 17, Folder 7, 1930 Honorable John Hammell (1), Governor, State of Iowa. Honorable Cary A. Hardee (7), Secretary, Governors’ Conference, Live Oak, Florida. Honorable L. G. Hardman (2), Governor, State of Georgia.
Box 17, Folder 8, 1930 J. Roy Hickerson (4), Attorney, Winchester, Tennessee. Honorable Wm. J. Holloway (1), Governor, State of Oklahoma. Honorable Herbert Hoover (3), President, United States.
Box 17, Folder 9, 1930 Col. A.D. Huddleston (5), Aluminum Company of America, Alcoa, Tennessee. Honorable Patrick J. Hurley (1), Secretary of War, Washington, D.C.
Box 18, Folder 1, 1930 Dr. Thomas E. Jones (3), President, Fisk University, Nashville.
Box 18, Folder 2, 1930 Honorable Walter J. Kohler (1), Governor, State of Wisconsin.
Box 18, Folder 3, 1930 F.D. Lander (1), Editor-Publisher, Williamson County News, Franklin, Tennessee. Dr. W.S. Leathers (1), Dean, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee. Col. Luke Lea (16), Publisher, Nashville Tennessean, Nashville, Tennessee.
Box 18, Folder 4, 1930 Prof. P.A. Lyon (2), President, State Teachers College, Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
Box 18, Folder 5, 1930 C.G. Marshall (1), News Manager, The United State Daily, Washington, D.C. Rev. Livingston T. Mays (4), Pastor, First Baptist Church, Dickson, Tennessee. Box 18, Folder 6, 1930 Honorable J. G. McKenzie (2), Attorney, Dayton, Tennessee. Honorable Kenneth D. McKellar (4), United States Senator, Washington, D.C.
Box 18, Folder 7, 1930 Honorable Roy Miles (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Nashville. George Fort Milton (1), President and Editor of The Chattanooga News, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Box 18, Folder 8, 1930 Honorable Dan Moody (1), Governor, State of Texas. Mrs. John Trotwood Moore (2), Librarian and Archivist, Nashville. Honorable C.R. Morse (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Knoxville.
Box 19, Folder 1, 1930 Charles L. O’Donnell (1), President, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana.
Box 19, Folder 2, 1930 Honorable Harvey Parnell (3), Governor, State of Arkansas.
Box 19, Folder 3, 1930 Honorable John C. Phillips (1), Governor, State of Arizona. Honorable Jno. Carland Pollard (1), Governor, State of Virginia. J.F. Porter (4), President, Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation.
Box 19, Folder 4, 1930 Honorable Kenneth Rayner (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Memphis, Tennessee. Honorable John G. Richards (2), Governor, State of South Carolina. Honorable Albert C. Ritchie (1), Governor, State of Maryland.
Box 19, Folder 6, 1930 Honorable Flem D. Sampson (3), Governor, State of Kentucky. Honorable John A. Shelton (3), Senator, State of Tennessee-Savannah, Tennessee.
Box 19, Folder 7, 1930 Honorable T. Marion Stevenson (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Pulaski, Tennessee. Honorable H.L. Stinson (1), Secretary of State, Washington, D.C.
Box 20, Folder 2, 1930 Honorable D.B. Todd (2), Attorney, Etowah, Tennessee.
Box 20, Folder 4, 1930 Dr. H.E. Watters (3). President, Union University, Jackson, Tennessee.
Box 20, Folder 5, 1930 Honorable Arthur J. Weaver (1), Governor, State of Nebraska. Honorable Edgar Webster (4), Judge, Criminal Court, Memphis, Tennessee.
Box 20, Folder 6, 1930 Honorable Matt N. Whitaker (9), Attorney, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Major Phil B. Whitaker (5), Attorney, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Box 20, Folder 7, 1930 Roy Ryman Wilbur (2), Secretary of the Interior, Acting Chairman, Washington, D.C.
Box 21, Folder 1, 1931 Honorable J.A. Albright (3), Senator, State of Tennessee-Somerville, Tennessee. T.H. Alexander (7), Roving Reporter, Honorable J.A. Albright (3), Senator, State of Tennessee-Somerville, Tennessee. T.H. Alexander (7), Roving Reporter, The Nashville Tennessean, Nashville.
Box 21, Folder 2, 1931 Honorable Richard M. Atkinson (1), Attorney-General, Nashville.
Box 21, Folder 3, 1931 Honorable F.B. Balzer (1), Governor, State of Nevada. Honorable Roy H. Beller (9), Assistant Attorney-General, Nashville, Tennessee.
Box 21, Folder 4, 1931 Honorable W.A. Bell (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Camden, Tennessee. Honorable Theo G. Bilbo (1), Governor, State of Mississippi.
Box 21, Folder 5, 1931 Honorable I.C. Blackwood (1), Governor, State of South Carolina. Sol Bloom (1), Associate Director, U.S. Commission for the Celebration of the 200th Anniversary of the Birth of George Washington, D.C. Honorable W.Y. Boswell (2), Representative, State of Tennessee.
Box 21, Folder 6, 1931 Major General Bridges (1), The Adjutant General, War Department, Washington, D.C. Honorable A.B. Broadbent (1), Senator, State of Tennessee-Clarksville, Tennessee. Honorable W.E. Brock (6), United State Senator, Washington, D.C.
Honorable Robert P. Brown (2), Representative, State of Tennessee-Centerville, Tennessee. Honorable A.R. Brown (7), Representative, State of Tennessee-Erwin, Tennessee.
Box 21, Folder 7, 1931 Honorable Wilber M. Brucker (1), Governor, State of Michigan. Tait Butler (2), Editor, The Progressive Farmer, Memphis, Tennessee.
Box 22, Folder 1, 1931 A.S. Caldwell (3), Commissioner, Department of Insurance & Banking, Nashville. Honorable Henry S. Caulfield (2), Governor, State of Missouri. Honorable Doyle E. Carlton (4), Governor, State of Florida. Honorable Charles T. Cates, Jr. (2), Attorney, Knoxville, Tennessee.
Box 22, Folder 2, 1931 Honorable John A. Chambliss (9), Senator, State of Tennessee-Chattanooga, Tennessee. Honorable L.O. Chasey (1), Governor, State of Indiana. R.H. Clagett (4), Editor, The Knoxville Journal, Knoxville, Tennessee.
Box 22, Folder 3, 1931 Henry E. Colton (6), Secretary, Tennessee State Park & Forestry Commission, Nashville. Honorable William G. Conley (4), Governor, State of West Virginia. Honorable J.W. Cooper (2), Assistant Attorney-General, State of Tennessee, Nashville. P.E. Cox (8), Keeper of Archives & Museum, Nashville, Tennessee.
Box 22, Folder 4, 1931 Honorable W.W. Craig (2), Senator, State of Tennessee, Ripley, Tennessee. Honorable Wilbur L. Cross (1), Governor, State of Connecticut. Honorable William Cummings (2), County Judge, Hamilton County, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Box 22, Folder 5, 1931 E.I. Dahlberg (3), Certified Public Accountant, Knoxville, Tennessee. Honorable Sam Daniel (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Nashville. Honorable Ewin L. Davis, (1), U.S. Congressman, Washington, D.C. Honorable Risden D. DeFord (4), Attorney, Savannah, Tennessee. Honorable George H. Dern, (1), Governor, State of Utah.
Box 22, Folder 6, 1931 Honorable G.P. Douglass (6), Attorney, Memphis, Tennessee. Honorable John P. Douglas (1), U.S. Congressman, Washington, D.C. Honorable J.T. Durham (1), Senator, State of Tennessee-Gallatin, Tennessee. Honorable W.A. Dyer (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Nashville. Box 23, Folder 1, 1931 Honorable Jesse Edging ton (2), Attorney, Memphis, Tennessee. Honorable Louis L. Emmerson (2), Governor, State of Illinois.
Box 23, Folder 2, 1931 Honorable Hamilton Fish, Jr. (1), U.S. Congressman, Washington, D.C. Honorable H.C. Franks (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Nashville.
Box 23, Folder 3, 1931 Honorable G.T. Gaines (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Knoxville. Honorable Joe C. Gamble (2), Representative, State of Tennessee-Maryville, Tennessee. Honorable O. Max Gardner (2), Governor, State of North Carolina. Charles C. Gilbert (3), Chief of Staff, State of Tennessee-Nashville. C.C. Gilbert (3), Chairman, Tennessee Committee to aid Employment and Secretary, Tennessee Manufacturers Association.
Box 23, Folder 4, 1931 Honorable M.G. Goodwin (3), Representative, State of Tennessee-Nashville. Honorable W. French Grubb (3), Senator, State of Tennessee/
Box 23, Folder 5, 1931 Honorable John D. Hamilton (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Church Hill, Tennessee. Dr. N.B. Hardeman (5), President, Freed-Hardeman College, Henderson, Tennessee.
Box 23, Folder 6, 1931 Honorable Gid T. Henderson (2), Representative, State of Tennessee-Jackson, Tennessee. Honorable C.W. Hewgley (3), Attorney, Jackson, Tennessee.
Box 24, Folder 1, 1931 J. Roy Hickerson (4), Attorney, Winchester, Tennessee. Honorable J.C. Hobbs (1), Judge, Chancery Court, Franklin, Tennessee-Centerville, Tennessee.
Box 24, Folder 3, 1931 Col. A.D. Huddleston (3), Aluminum Company of America, Alcoa, Tennessee. Honorable Geo. W.P. Hunt (3), Governor, State of Arizona.
Box 24, Folder 4, 1931 Honorable George W. Jaynes (1), Representative, State of Tennessee. Honorable O.L. Johnson (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Gainesboro, Tennessee.
Box 24, Folder 6, 1931 Honorable W.C. Lankford (1), U.S. Congressman, Washington, D.C. Honorable Morgan T. Larson (1), Governor, State of New Jersey. Honorable Carlyle S. Littleton (7), Attorney, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Box 24, Folder 7, 1931 Honorable Huey P. Long (4), Governor, State of Louisiana. Charles H. Love (4), Commissioner, Department of Labor, State of Tennessee, Nashville. Honorable Frank L. Lynch (8), County Judge, Winchester, Tennessee. Honorable Thomas B. Lytle (2), Chancellor, State of Tennessee, Fifth Chancery Division, Columbia, Tennessee.
Box 25, Folder 2, 1931 W.H. Puryear (2), Superintendent, Accounts and Budgets, Department of Finance & Taxation, Nashville. Charles M. McCabe (2), Commissioner, Department of Finance & Taxation, Nashville. J.N. McCord (3), Editor & Publisher, The Marshal Gazette, Lewisburg, Tennessee. F.R. McCoy (7), Major General, Commanding Headquarters, Fourth Corps Area, Fort McPherson. Atlanta, Georgia.
Box 25, Folder 3, 1931 T.C. McEwen (3), State Highway Engineer, Department of Highways and Public Works, Nashville. Honorable O.L. McMahan (2), Attorney, Morristown, Tennessee.
Box 25, Folder 4, 1931 Honorable A.W. Mellon (1), Secretary of the Treasury, Washington, D.C. Honorable Julius L. Meier (1), Governor, State of Oregon. Honorable J.R. Mitchell (4), Circuit Judge, Crossville, Tennessee. Honorable William Preston Monroe (1), Senator, State of Tennessee-Maynardville, Tennessee. Honorable A.M. Moose (1), Representative, State of Tennessee.
Box 25, Folder 5, 1931 General Thomas O. Morris (2), Attorney, Obion, Tennessee. Honorable Robert M. Murray (4), Representative, State of Tennessee, Huntington, Tennessee. Honorable William H. Murray (6), Governor, State of Oklahoma.
Box 26, Folder 1, 1931 Honorable R.B. Neely (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Jackson, Tennessee. Honorable Bart Nixon (2), Representative, State of Tennessee. Honorable A.F. Officer (3), Senator, State of Tennessee-Livingston, Tennessee. Honorable Floyd B. Olson (1), Governor, State of Minnesota. Honorable Watkins Overton (1), Mayor, Memphis, Tennessee.
Box 26, Folder 2, 1931 Honorable L.J. Pardue (3), Attorney, Ashland City, Tennessee. Honorable Harvey Parnell (4), Governor, State of Arkansas. Honorable F.H. Payne (2), Acting Secretary of War, War Department, Washington, D.C. Honorable J.H. Pettyjohn (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Indian Springs, Tennessee.
Box 26, Folder 3, 1931 Honorable Key Pittman (2), Chairman, Subcommittee of Committee of Foreign Relations, United States Senate, Washington, D.C. Honorable Jno. Garland Pollard (4), Governor, State of Virginia. J.F. Porter (6), President, Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation, Inc.
Box 26, Folder 4, 1931 Honorable J.C. Rainey (3), Senator, State of Tennessee-Cottage Grove, Tennessee. Honorable J.S. Riley (1), Senator, State of Tennessee-Nashville. D.D. Robertson (3), Superintendent of Banks, Department of Insurance & Banking, State of Tennessee-Nashville. Honorable Franklin D. Roosevelt (3), Governor, State of New York. John Ross (8), Director, Mayor’s Employment Committee, Memphis, Tennessee. Honorable C. Ben Ross (1), Governor, State of Idaho. Honorable Richard B. Russell (1), Governor, State of Georgia.
Box 27, Folder 1, 1931 Honorable Flem D. Sampson (11), Governor, State of Kentucky.
Box 27, Folder 2, 1931 Honorable Elwood Shaw (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Richard City, Tennessee. Honorable John A. Shelton (4), Senator, State of Tennessee-Savannah, Tennessee. Honorable J.J. Siler (3), Representative, State of Tennessee-Toone, Tennessee.
Box 27, Folder 3, 1931 Jas. M. Southhall (2), Commissioner & State Fire Marshal, Department of Labor, State of Tennessee-Nashville. Honorable D.M. Sparkman (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Dyersburg, Tennessee. F.W. Spindler (2), Dean, William Jennings Bryan University, Dayton, Tennessee. Box 27, Folder 4, 1931 Honorable W.E. Steger (2), Attorney, Nashville. Honorable R.S. Sterling (2), Governor, State of Texas. Honorable S.C. Stinson (1), Secretary of State, Washington, D.C.
Box 27, Folder 5, 1931 Honorable L.F. Stone (3), Representative, State of Tennessee-Erin, Tennessee.
Box 28, Folder 1, 1931 Honorable A.W. Taber (2), Attorney, Chattanooga, Tennessee. C.P. Taliaferro (1), President, The First National Bank, Loudon, Tennessee. Honorable J. Will Taylor (1), U.S. Congressman, Washington, D.C.
Box 28, Folder 2, 1931 Honorable Nat Tipton (2), Assistant Attorney General, State of Tennessee-Nashville. Honorable John H. Tipton (1), Representative, State of Tennessee, Covington, Tennessee. Honorable John R. Todd (3), Senator, State of Tennessee, Kingsport, Tennessee. Honorable Claude C. Toler (2), Representative, State of Tennessee-Paris, Tennessee. Dr. James I. Vance (1), Pastor, First Presbyterian Church-Nashville.
Box 28, Folder 3, 1931 Honorable Robert F. Wagner (1), U.S. Senator, Washington, D.C. Roy C. Wallace (1), Comptroller of the Treasury, State of Tennessee-Nashville. Honorable Edgar Webster (5), Attorney, Memphis, Tennessee. Frank L. West (1), Receiver, Holston Trust Co., Knoxville, Tennessee.
Box 28, Folder 4, 1931 Honorable Matt N. Whitaker (9), Attorney, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Honorable George White (3), Governor, State of Ohio.
Box 28, Folder 5, 1931 Honorable Fred Wilson (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Spencer, Tennessee. Honorable Harry H. Woodring (2), Governor, State of Kansas.
Box 29, Folder 1, 1932 Honorable James Alexander Albright (1), Senator, State of Tennessee-Somerville, Tennessee. Honorable Horace M. Albright (2), Director, National Park Service, Washington, D.C. Dr. E.L. Atwood, (1), President, Tennessee College, Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
Box 29, Folder 2, 1932 Dr. Albert E. Barnett (2), Professor, Scarritt College, Nashville, Tennessee. Box 29, Folder 4, 1932 Honorable Joseph W. Byrns (4), U.S. Congressman, Washington, D.C.
Box 29, Folder 5, 1932 Honorable Doyle E. Carlton (1), Governor, State of Florida. W.M. Carter (1), Owner, Lewisburg Tribune, Lewisburg, Tennessee.
Box 29, Folder 6, 1932 R.H. Clagett (3), General Manager, The Knoxville Journal, Knoxville, Tennessee. Honorable William G. Conley (4), Governor, State of West Virginia. Honorable Sennett Conner (2), Governor, State of Mississippi.
Box 29, Folder 7, 1932 P.E. Cox (5), Keeper of Archives and Museum, State of Tennessee-Nashville. Fred C. Croxton (22), Assistant to the Directors, Reconstruction Finance Corporation, Washington, D.C.
Box 30, Folder 1, 1932 George Dempster (3), Commissioner, Department of Finance & Taxation, State of Tennessee-Nashville. Honorable W.A. Denson (2), Attorney, Birmingham, Alabama.
Box 30, Folder 2, 1932 Honorable Louis L. Emmerson (1), Governor, State of Illinois. Honorable James H. Epps, Jr. (3), Attorney, Johnson City, Tennessee. Honorable Leighton Ewell (1), Senator, State of Tennessee-Manchester, Tennessee. Honorable Edward E. Eslick (2), U.S. Congressman, Washington D.C.-7th District, Tennessee.
Box 30, Folder 4, 1932 Judge J. M. Gardenhire (3), Counselor, Legal Department, State of Tennessee, Nashville.
Box 30, Folder 5, 1932 Honorable Andrew Jackson Graves (1), Senator, State of Tennessee-Knoxville, Tennessee.
Box 30, Folder 6, 1932 Cary A. Hardee (9), Secretary, Governors’ Conference, Live Oak, Florida. Dr. N.B. Hardeman (2), President, Freed-Hardeman College, Henderson, Tennessee.
Box 30, Folder 7, 1932 J.B. Hill (1), President, The Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway-Nashville. Honorable Frank T. Hines (1), Administrator, Veterans Affairs. Dr. K.S. Howlett (1), Secretary, Williamson County Medical Society, Franklin, Tennessee. Honorable Geo. W.P. Hunt (3), Governor, State of Arizona.
Box 31, Folder 1, 1932 Dr. Thomas E. Jones (1), President, Fisk University, Nashville, Tennessee.
Box 31, Folder 3, 1932 Honorable Harry G. Leslie (2), Governor, State of Indiana. Dr. Malcolm Lockhart (1), President, William Jennings Bryan University, Dayton, Tennessee. Honorable Frank L. Lynch (7), Judge, Winchester, Tennessee. Prof. P.A. Lyon (2), President, State Teachers College, Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
Box 31, Folder 4, 1932 Honorable K.D. McKellar (2), U.S. Senator, Washington, D.C.-Memphis, Tennessee. Honorable J.C. McKenzie (2), Judge, Dayton, Tennessee. Honorable O.L. McMahan (1), Senator, State of Tennessee-Morristown.
Box 31, Folder 5, 1932 Honorable Julius L. Meier (1), Governor, State of Oregon. Honorable W.R. Miller (4), County Judge, Lauderdale County Court, Ripley, Tennessee. Honorable B.M. Miller (1), Governor, State of Alabama.
Box 31, Folder 6, 1932 Honorable F.B. Olson (1), Governor, State of Minnesota.
Box 31, Folder 7, 1932 Honorable Gifford Pinchot (3), Governor, State of Pennsylvania. Honorable Jno Garland Pollard (3), Governor, State of Virginia. Honorable Marshal F. Priest (1), Senator, State of Tennessee-Huntingdon, Tennessee.
Box 32, Folder 1, 1932 Dr. Samuel Quigley (1), Dean, William Jennings Bryan University, Dayton, Tennessee. Honorable James Rolph, Jr. (2), Governor, State of California.
Box 32, Folder 3, 1932 Honorable Henry L. Stinson (2), Secretary of State, Washington, D.C. Honorable W.L. Swallows (1), Representative, State of Tennessee-Algood, Tennessee.
Box 32, Folder 5, 1932 Honorable Matt N. Whitaker (4), Attorney, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Honorable Phil B. Whitaker (4), Attorney, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Honorable George White (1), Governor, State of Ohio. Honorable Ray Lyman Wilbur (2), Secretary of the Interior, National Advisory Committee on Illiteracy, Washington, D.C.
Box 33, Folder 1, 1933 Dr. Albert E. Barnett (2), Professor, Scarritt College, Nashville.
Box 33, Folder 2, 1933 Honorable Roy H. Beeler (1), Attorney-General, State of Tennessee-Nashville. Fred C. Croxton (8), Assistant to the Directors, Reconstruction Finance Corporation, Washington, D.C.