Survey of Race Relations Records

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Register of the Survey of Race 61003 1 Relations records Title: Survey of Race Relations records Date (inclusive): 1905-1934 Collection Number: 61003 Contributing Institution: Hoover Institution Library and Archives Language of Material: English Physical Description: 38 manuscript boxes(15.2 Linear Feet) Abstract: An anthropological investigative project sponsored by various private organizations, the Survey of Race Relations records include a report, correspondence, interview transcripts, questionnaires, and printed matter relating to the social and economic status of Chinese, Japanese, other Asian, Mexican, and other minority residents of the Pacific Coast of the United States and Canada, and to race relations on the Pacific Coast. Creator: Survey of Race Relations Hoover Institution Library & Archives Access The collection is open for research; materials must be requested at least two business days in advance of intended use. Publication Rights For copyright status, please contact the Hoover Institution Library & Archives. Acquisition Information Materials were acquired by the Hoover Institution Library & Archives in 1961. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Survey of Race Relations records, [Box no., Folder no. or title], Hoover Institution Library & Archives. Alternate Forms Available Digital copies of materials are available online through the Stanford Digital Repository; links to box contents can be found throughout the finding aid. Historical Note In the early 1920s, a group of scholars set out to make an investigation of economic, religious, educational, civic, biological, and social conditions among Chinese, Japanese, and other non-European residents of the Pacific Coast of the United States and Canada. Extension of the study into northern Mexico and Hawaii was contemplated as well. The Survey had its administrative and research headquarters at Stanford University under the chairmanship of President Ray Lyman Wilbur and was under the research directorship first of Stanford professor Eliot G. Mears and subsequently of the Chicago sociologist, Robert E. Park. The Survey received important financial support and collaboration from the Institute of Social and Religious Research. In the words of Mears, Executive Secretary, "The Survey seeks to impose no program, advocates no specific policy, and champions no special interest. It aims to find the facts, and all the facts, and plans to make them accessible to the public." The findings were to be published in a series of volumes edited by Dr. Park. After only one publication ("Tentative Findings of the Survey of Race Relations," edited by Mears), the Survey ran out of money, and research was discontinued. Later, Mears wrote a book based on the work of the Survey entitled, Resident Orientals on the American Pacific Coast: Their Legal and Economic Status, 1928. Scope and Content of Collection Completed life-history questionnaires comprise the greatest bulk and are the "raw data" of the collection. In addition, there are numerous open-ended personal reflections, financial records, conference reports, meeting notes, bibliographies, printed materials and miscellaneous other findings of the Survey. The original manuscript of Mears' book Resident Orientals on the American Pacific Coast: Their Legal and Economic Status is also included in the collection. The following items are missing documents from the original accession; the items would have been a part of the Minor Documents series: 1 (items #53-54 out of the 102 interviews in that folder 1), 4-9, 11, 13-17, 19-21, 23, 25-30, 32-36, 39, 49-50, 67-74, 81, 83, 85, 89-90, 92, 94-100, 102-105, 107-118, 120-122, 125-130, 132-145, 147-148, 150-151, 153-161, 163, 166-172, 174-175, 178, 184-186, 195-249, 257-260, 263, 268, 274, 294-312. The classification titles and codes of the documents as established by the Survey of Race Relations can be found below under File Plan. File Plan File Plan: Classification Titles

Register of the Survey of Race 61003 2 Relations records Classification titles and codes of the documents as established by the Survey of Race Relations I. Americanization: Am a) Second generation (2nd Gen) b) Family problems (F. P.) c) Accommodation (Accom.) d) Vocational problems (Voc.) e) Education (Ed.) f) Naturalization (Nat.) II. Communities: Com. a) Organization of (Org.) b) Activities c) Standards of living (S. L.) III. Competition and Land: Comp. a) Agriculture (Agric.) b) Land ownership (Land Own.) c) Labor d) Cropping contract (C. C.) e) Business (Bus.) f) Employment contract (Employ. C.) IV. Good-Will: G. W. a) Religious activities (Relig.) b) Friendship V. Heritages: Her. a) Oriental/Asiatic (O.) b) Chinese (C.) c) Japanese (J.) d) East Indian (E. I.) e) Filipino (F.) f) Mexican (M.) g) Korean (K.) h) Hindu (H.) i) Tongs VI. Intermarriage: Int. a) Eurasian child VII. Investigations: Inv. a) Statistics (Stat.) b) Legislation (Legis.) c) Historical (Hist.) VIII. Life Histories: L. H. a) Oriental/Asiatic (O.) b) Chinese (C.) c) Japanese (J.) d) East Indian (E. I.) e) Filipino (F.) f) Mexican (M.) g) Korean (K.) h) Hindu (H.) i) Tongs IX. Population: Pop. a) Immigration (Im.) b) Vital statistics c) Distribution d) Movement (Mvt.) X. Race Consciousness: R. C. a) Conflict b) Prejudice (Prej.) c) Discrimination d) Public opinion (Pub. Op.) e) Political tension (P. T.) XI. Racial Traits: R. T. a) Oriental/Asiatic (O.) b) Chinese (C.) c) Japanese (J.) d) East Indian (E. I.) e) Filipino (F.) f) Mexican (M.) g) Korean (K.) h) Hindu (H.) i) Tongs j) American (A.) XII. Social Disorganization: S. D. a) Vice and crime (V. C.) b) Poverty c) Disease d) Prostitution (Prost.) e) Gambling f) Delinquency XIII. Other a) Organization (Organiz.) b) Illegal entry (Ill. Entry) c) Industry (Ind.) Subjects and Indexing Terms Chinese Americans Asian Americans Japanese Americans Minorities -- United States United States -- Race relations Asians -- Canada Mexican Americans Minorities -- Canada Canada -- Race relations

Office File 1914-1928 Scope and Contents note Addresses, bibliographies, charts, clippings and other printed matter, conference file, correspondence, financial records, interviews, lists, memoranda, minutes of meetings, notes, outlines, programs, projects, proposals, questionnaires, remarks, reports, speeches, statements, studies, tables and statistical data, work plans, and writings relating to operations of the Survey of Race Relations, arranged alphabetically by physical form. Access Collection stored off site; a minimum of two days notice is required for use. Boxes may be requested through Stanford's online catalog at http://searchworks.stanford.edu. Digital copies of materials are available online through the Stanford Digital Repository; links to individual box contents can be found throughout the finding aid at the relevant box entry.

Box 1 box 1, folder 1-3 General Scope and Contents note Includes fragments and some unidentified materials.

box 1, folder 4 Addresses by J. Merle Davis, K. J. Saunders, and Frank A. Vanderlip box 1, folder 5 Bibliographies box 1, folder 6 Charts, including on the percentage of increase and distribution in the total Chinese and Japanese population on the Pacific Coast and in the United States in general Clippings and other printed matter box 1, folder 7-9 General Box 2 box 2, folder 1 General box 2, folder 2 1915-1918 box 2, folder 3 1919-1922 Box 3 box 3, folder 1 1923 - 1924 February box 3, folder 2 1924 March-July box 3, folder 3 1924 August-November box 3, folder 4 1925 January-March box 3, folder 5 1925 May-September Box 4 box 4, folder 1 1925 October–December box 4, folder 2 1926-1927 Conference file Scope and Contents note Includes correspondence, proceedings, and related materials.

box 4, folder 3 Ninth Conference on the California-Japanese problem, San Francisco, California 1922 October 11 box 4, folder 4 Group Conference for Organization and Cooperation in Pacific Coast Oriental Survey, San Francisco, California 1923 June 13 box 4, folder 5 Group Conference for Organization and Cooperation in Pacific Coast Oriental Survey, Portland, Oregon 1923 June 16 Scope and Contents note Includes letter from J. Merle Davis.

box 4, folder 6 Conference of the Committee on Japanese Relations, Chamber of Commerce of San Francisco, San Francisco, California 1923 July 27 Findings Conference of the Survey of Race Relations, Stanford University, Stanford, California 1925 March 21-26 box 4, folder 7-13 General Box 5 box 5, folder 1-4 Correspondence box 5, folder 5-8 Typescript Scope and Contents note Includes some holograph.

Proposed Pan-Pacific Conference on a Christian Program for the Pacific Area, Honolulu, Hawaii 1925 July 1-15 box 5, folder 9 General box 5, folder 10 Correspondence box 5, folder 11 Miscellany Correspondence Scope and Contents note Includes related materials.

General box 5, General folder 12-13 Box 6

box 6, folder 1-3 General Scope and Contents note Includes correspondence relating to requests for materials.

box 6, folder 4 With community leaders box 6, folder 5 With survey leaders Alphabetical box 6, folder 6 General box 6, folder 7 Bogardus, Emory S. 1924-1925 box 6, folder 8 Bowen, Trevor 1924-1925 box 6, folder 9 California Development Association 1924-1925 box 6, folder 10 California Farm Bureau Federation 1923 box 6, folder 11 California State Church Federation 1924 Davis, J. Merle box 6, folder 12 1921-1923 Box 7 box 7, folder 1-2 1924-1926 box 7, folder 3-5 Fisher, Galen M. 1922-1927 box 7, folder 6-7 Gleason, George 1922-1925 Box 8 box 8, folder 1 Gulick, Sidney 1923-1924 box 8, folder 2-3 Institute of Pacific Relations 1925-1927 box 8, folder 4 Jordan, David Starr 1923-1925 box 8, folder 5 Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce 1923-1924 MacCaughey, Vaughan box 8, folder 6-8 1923 - 1924 April Box 9 box 9, folder 1-2 1924 May – 1925 box 9, folder 3 McClatchy, V. S. 1922-1925 box 9, folder 4 McKenzie, R. D. 1924-1925 Mears, Eliot G. box 9, folder 5 1924 Box 10 1925 box 10, folder 1 January-March box 10, folder 2 April-June box 10, folder 3 July-December Box 11 box 11, folder 1-2 1926-1928 box 11, folder 3 Mott, John R. 1922-1924 box 11, folder 4 Native Sons of the Golden West 1923 box 11, folder 5 Nelson, John 1923-1925 box 11, folder 6-8 Park, Robert E. 1923-1926 box 11, folder 9 Parsons, Philip A. 1924-1925 box 11, folder 10 Raushenbush, Winifred 1924-1925 box 11, folder 11 Rosecrans, W. S. 1924 box 11, folder 12 Saunders, K. J. 1924 box 11, folder 13 Treat, Katharine W. 1927 Wilbur, Ray Lyman box 11, folder 14 1923-1924 Box 12 box 12, folder 1 1925-1927 box 12, folder 2 Wilkie, Charles D. 1924-1925 box 12, folder 3 Zimmerman, J. F. 1923-1924 box 12, folder 4 Chronological 1924-1927 Topical box 12, folder 5 East-Indians – U.S. 1923-1924 box 12, folder 6 Fishing – Pacific Coast (U.S.) 1927

box 12, folder 7 Japanese-Americans – Education – U.S. 1924 box 12, folder 8 Land tenure – Pacific Coast (U.S) 1925-1927 box 12, folder 9 Manufacturing – Pacific Coast (U.S.) 1927 box 12, folder 10 Miners – Pacific Coast (U.S.) 1927 box 12, folder 11 Minorities – Employment – Pacific Coast (U.S.) 1927 box 12, folder 12 Pacific Coast (U.S.) – Commerce 1924-1927 box 12, folder 13 Professions – Pacific Coast (U.S.) 1927 Box 13 box 13, folder 1-2 British Columbia (Canada) 1923-1924 California, Northern box 13, folder 3-4 General 1923-1924 Cities box 13, folder 5 Berkeley 1924 box 13, folder 6 Fresno 1924 box 13, folder 7 Livingston 1924 box 13, folder 8 Oakland 1924 box 13, folder 9 Palo Alto 1923-1924 box 13, folder 10 San Francisco 1924 box 13, folder 11 San Jose 1924 box 13, folder 12 Saratoga 1924 box 13, folder 13 Stockton 1924 California, Southern box 13, folder 14 General 1923-1924 Cities box 13, folder 15 Los Angeles 1924-1925 box 13, folder 16 Pasadena 1924 Box 14 box 14, folder 1 San Diego 1924 Counties box 14, folder 2 Imperial 1924 box 14, folder 3 Orange 1924 box 14, folder 4 Riverside 1924 box 14, folder 5 San Bernadino 1924-1925 box 14, folder 6 Santa Barbara 1924 box 14, folder 7 Ventura 1924 box 14, folder 8-9 Oregon 1923-1924 box 14, Washington 1923-1924 folder 10-11 box 14, folder 12 Miscellany 1924-1928 Box 15 box 15, Financial records folder 1-13 Interviews General box 15, folder 14 General box 15, folder 15 Correspondence Regional box 15, folder 16 British Columbia box 15, folder 17 California Lists box 15, General folder 18-19 Scope and Contents note Includes lists of major and minor documents.

box 15, folder 20 Personnel and topical box 15, folder 21 Regional Memoranda box 15, folder 22 General

box 15, folder 23 Los Angeles (Calif.) Box 16 box 16 Minutes of meetings box 16, folder 1-2 General box 16, folder 3 British Columbia (Canada) box 16, folder 4-6 California, Northern California, Southern box 16, folder 7-8 General Scope and Contents note Includes meetings of the missionaries from the Philippines, Korea, and China living in Southern California.

box 16, folder 9 Cities, Los Angeles (Calif.) Counties box 16, folder 10 Orange box 16, folder 11 San Diego box 16, folder 12 Santa Barbara box 16, folder 13 Ventura box 16, folder 14 Pacific Coast box 16, folder 15 Pacific Coast and Hawaii box 16, Washington folder 16-17 Notes box 16, folder 18 Undated Scope and Contents note Includes notes from a lecture by David Starr Jordan.

box 16, folder 19 1923 Scope and Contents note Including of John R. Mott's talk at the Spokane Association, Spokane, Washington.

box 16, folder 20 Programs Projects box 16, General folder 21-22 box 16, folder 23 California, Northern box 16, folder 24 California, Southern box 16, folder 25 Pacific Coast box 16, folder 26 Washington box 16, folder 27 Proposals Scope and Contents note Including by Robert E. Park.

Box 17 Questionnaires Scope and Contents note Includes related materials.

box 17, folder 1 General box 17, folder 2 Chinese – Pacific Coast (U.S.) and Canada box 17, folder 3 Hindus – Pacific Coast (U.S.) box 17, folder 4 Japanese – Pacific Coast (U.S.) box 17, folder 5 Orientals – Pacific Coast (U.S.) box 17, folder 6 Pacific Coast (U.S.) box 17, folder 7-8 San Jose (Calif.) box 17, folder 9 Agriculture – United States

box 17, folder 10 Intermarriage – Pacific Coast (U.S.) box 17, folder 11 Labor – United States box 17, folder 12 Replies box 17, folder 13 Miscellany box 17, folder 14 Remarks Scope and Contents note Including by Robert E. Park, Regional Council, Vancouver, Canada, 1923 September 14 and by Albert H. Eliot on real property – California – foreign ownership.

Reports box 17, General folder 15-17 Scope and Contents note Includes report on deportations to Toledo, Oregon.

box 17, British Columbia and Canada folder 18-20 box 17, folder 21 California California, Northern box 17, folder 22 Fresno box 17, folder 23 Sacramento and Turlock box 17, folder 24 San Jose Box 18 box 18, folder 1 Butte county box 18, folder 2 Sonoma county California, Southern box 18, folder 3 General box 18, folder 4 Los Angeles box 18, folder 5 Imperial county box 18, folder 6 Orange county box 18, folder 7 Riverside county box 18, folder 8 San Bernadino county box 18, folder 9 San Diego county box 18, folder 10 Ventura county box 18, folder 11 Hawaii box 18, folder 12 Northwest, Pacific (Pacific Northwest) box 18, folder 13 Oregon box 18, folder 14 Pacific Coast box 18, folder 15 Washington box 18, folder 16 Speeches box 18, folder 17 Statements Scope and Contents note Including by V. S. McClatchy and John R. Mott.

box 18, Studies folder 18-20 Subject file Scope and Contents note Correspondence and other related materials.

box 18, Agriculture – Pacific Coast (U.S.) folder 21-22 Box 19 box 19, folder 1-3 Agriculture – Pacific Coast (U.S.) box 19, folder 4-6 Chinese – Pacific Coast (U.S.) and Canada box 19, folder 7 Dairy workers – Pacific Coast (U.S.) box 19, folder 8 Filipinos – Pacific Coast (U.S.)

box 19, folder 9 Fowler, Ruth box 19, Japanese – Pacific Coast (U.S.) folder 10-13 box 19, folder 14 Koreans - Pacific Coast (U.S.) Box 20 box 20, folder 1-2 Labor – United States box 20, folder 3-5 Mexicans - Pacific Coast (U.S.) box 20, folder 6-7 Orientals - Pacific Coast (U.S.) box 20, Pacific Coast (U.S.) – Emigration and immigration folder 8-15 box 20, folder 16 Segregated housing – United States box 20, folder 17 Segregation – United States Box 21 box 21, folder 1 Segregation – United States box 21, folder 2 Tables and statistical data Scope and Contents note Includes some correspondence.

box 21, folder 3-4 Work plans Writings General box 21, folder 5 Unidentified Scope and Contents note Includes fragments.

box 21, folder 6-7 A-Y Box 22 box 22, folder 1 Gleason, George, "A North-American Race Relations Survey"; "The Pacific Coast Race Survey or a Pacific Coast Contribution to Race Relations," undated Scope and Contents note Typescript

McClatchy, V. S. box 22, folder 2 "The Germany of Asia," Sacramento Bee undated Scope and Contents note Printed copy

box 22, folder 3 Japan's "Peaceful Penetration," Sacramento Bee 1919 Scope and Contents note Printed copy

box 22, folder 4 "California's Threatened Hegira of Japanese," Overland Monthly 1924 Scope and Contents note Printed copy

box 22, folder 5 "Los Japoneses en California," Overland Monthly 1924 March Scope and Contents note Printed copy

Mears, Eliot G. box 22, folder 6 "How Orientals Earn a Living," undated Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 22, folder 7 "Modern Turkey," undated Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 22, folder 8 "Oriental Workers in America," undated Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 22, folder 9 "Will a Low Standard of Living Result in More Production and Force Out Those With a Higher Standard of Living?," undated Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 22, folder 10 "Aids to Teaching International Trade," Educational Review 1924 October Scope and Contents note Printed copy

box 22, folder 11 "California's Attitude Towards the Oriental," Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 1925 Scope and Contents note Typescript and printed copy

box 22, folder 12 "The Survey of Race Relations," Stanford Illustrated Review 1925 Scope and Contents note Typescript and printed copy

box 22, folder 13 "The Younger Generation," Japanese American News 1926 Scope and Contents note Typescript and printed copy

Resident Orientals on the American Pacific Coast: Their Legal and Economic Status 1928 box 22, Typescript folder 14-18 Scope and Contents note Includes general introduction, outline, and drafts.

Box 23 box 23, Typescript folder 1-10 box 23, folder 11 Revisions 1927 June Park, Robert E. box 23, folder 12 "Naturalization," undated Scope and Contents note Typescript and related materials

box 23, folder 13 "A Race Relations Survey: Suggestions for a Study of Oriental Population of the Pacific Coast," Journal of Applied Sociology 1924 March-April Scope and Contents note Printed copy

box 23, folder 14 Miscellany

box 23, folder 15 Photographs undated Scope and Contents note Two photographs of an unidentified exhibit on Japan. Access Collection stored off site; a minimum of two days notice is required for use. Boxes may be requested through Stanford's online catalog at http://searchworks.stanford.edu. Digital copies of materials are available online through the Stanford Digital Repository; links to individual box contents can be found throughout the finding aid at the relevant box entry.

Major Documents 1905-1926 Scope and Contents note Biographical sketches of participants, case studies, conversation transcripts, extracts from newspaper articles, correspondence, dissertations, essays, interviews, notes, papers, questionnaires, and statements, arranged numerically by document number. Access Collection stored off site; a minimum of two days notice is required for use. Boxes may be requested through Stanford's online catalog at http://searchworks.stanford.edu. Digital copies of materials are available online through the Stanford Digital Repository; links to individual box contents can be found throughout the finding aid at the relevant box entry.

Box 24 box 24, folder 1 1. Interview with Lew Shong Kow, ex-President of the Chinese Reform Association 1924 January 30 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 2 2. Conversation with waiter, International Chop Suey 1924 February 9 Scope and Contents note (1 page; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 3 3. Interview: Lambert Sung, interpreter 1924 February 4 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 4 4. Interview with Reverend D. A. Smith, Superintendent of Presbyterian missions 1924 February 4 Scope and Contents note (7 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 5 5. Interview with Dr. Y. P. Lew, Dentist and President of the Chinese Benevolent Association; interpreter, Seto More, agent of the Canadian Pacific Bureau, Ocean Travel 1924 February 4 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 6 6. Interview with Lum Hing, translator for the Chinese Times 1924 February 12 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 7 7. Interview with Moore Whaun, advertising manager of the Canada Morning News 1924 February 13 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 8 8. Conversation at dinner, Herbert Wang, assistant to Chinese consul 1924 February 16 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 9 9. Interview, Herbert Wang 1924 February 22 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 10 10. Interview, Ko Wing Kan, interpreter and Ginseng merchant 1924 February 26 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 11 11. Interview with Yip Quong, the first white woman in Vancouver married to a Chinese man 1924 February 26 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 12 12. Life history, Herbert Wang, assistant to Chinese consul, Vancouver, British Columbia 1924 February 28 Scope and Contents note (10 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 13 13. Visit, home of Ko Wing Kan 1924 February 20 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 14 14. Interview with Miss Coleman, who teaches class of Chinese boys at the Strathcona School 1924 March Scope and Contents note (5 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 15 15. Luncheon, Herbert Wang, Dr. Park, Miss Raushenbush 1924 March 6 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 16 16. Testimonial meeting on the Oriental, I.W.W. Hall, Cordova Street 1924 March 4 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 17 17. Call, T. M. Whaun 1924 March 5 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 18 18. Dinner, Dr. Lew, Seto More, Dr. Park, Miss Raushenbush 1924 March 6 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 19 19. Interview, Louie Houie 1924 March Scope and Contents note (5 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 20 20. Visit, the Lam family 1924 March Scope and Contents note (4 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 21 21. Visit, Miss Hellaby, Anglican missionary 1924 March 10 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 22 22. The Main Street of Chinatown via Mrs. Quong 1924 March 12 Scope and Contents note (8 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 23 23. Luncheon, Miss Hosang 1924 March 19 Scope and Contents note (9 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 24 24. Interview, Herbert Wang 1924 March 25 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 25 25. Visit, the old men's home 1924 April 1 Scope and Contents note (7 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 26 26. Dinner, Louie Houie, President of the Merchants' Association 1924 April 2 Scope and Contents note (11 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 27 27. Interview with J. A. Russel, barrister, criminal lawyer for the Chinese 1924 April 30 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 28 28. Audience, Thomas Moore Whaun 1924 May 7 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 29 29. Interview with Gershon Lew, the hottest bolshevik in Vancouver 1924 May Scope and Contents note (6 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 30 30. A Chinese minister in revolt Scope and Contents note (2 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 31 31. Tea with Harry Hastings, the half-breed Chinese intellectual of Victoria 1924 May 26 and 30 Scope and Contents note (7 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 32 32. Interview with Harry Hastings regarding the school strike and other matters 1924 May 26 and 30 Scope and Contents note (8 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 33 33. Interview with Joe Hope, President of the Chinese Canadian Club, Victoria 1924 May 26 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 34 34. Interview with Cecil Lee, a native son who is married to a Hakkla 1924 May 26-June 1 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 35 35. Description of Cumberland, supposed to be the only place in the United States or Canada where Chinese and Japanese are mining underground 1924 June 3 and 4 Scope and Contents note (12 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 36 36. Interview with Sanji Miyamoto, Hawaiian-born Japanese boy's American adventure 1924 April 17 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Washington)

box 24, folder 37 37. Interview with Koreaki Kimura, a son of a successful Japanese business man, Seattle 1924 April 22 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Washington)

box 24, folder 38 38. Interview with Hideo Robert Tashima, a son of the first Japanese mother in America, Seattle 1924 April 17 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Washington)

box 24, folder 39 39. Interview with Takanaga Hirai, a Hawaiian Japanese immigrant, Seattle 1924 March 21 Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Washington)

box 24, folder 40 40. Interview with Masao Nishio, a Japanese school boy 1924 April 22 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Washington)

box 24, folder 41 41. Interview with Tatsuji Suga, a visiting student, Seattle 1924 April 22 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Washington)

box 24, folder 42 42. Murder case – British Columbia Scope and Contents note (17 pages; British Columbia)

box 24, folder 43 43. Interview with Mrs. K. Nakashima, a picture bride 1924 April 15 Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Washington)

box 24, folder 44 44. Interview with Chiye Shigemura, a representative of the second generation 1924 April 18 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Washington)

box 24, folder 45 45. Interview with Mrs. Toyo Shinowara, a teacher in a Japanese language school 1924 June 4 Scope and Contents note (4 pages, Washington)

box 24, folder 46 46. Interview with Mrs. Suie Murakami, a Japanese physician's wife, Mrs. Tashiro, interpreter 1924 June 4 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Washington)

box 24, folder 47 47. Life history of a Puerto Rican Scope and Contents note (14 pages; Southern California)

box 24, folder 48 48. Paper by a Japanese student in reply to a questionnaire on race relations Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Northern California)

box 24, folder 49 49. Resolutions unanimously adopted by the Fifth Annual Convention of the American Legion, San Francisco, California 1923 October 15-19 Scope and Contents note (26 pages; Northern California)

box 24, folder 50 50. The Orientals in the Alaska salmon industry: First hand observations of Max Stern, Daily News Scope and Contents note (13 pages; Northern California)

Box 25 box 25, folder 1 51. "The Land of Opportunity: Exterior View (or, from Migrant to Minister," by Jose P. Ruiz Scope and Contents note (9 pages; Northern California)

box 25, folder 2 52. Tongs Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Northern California)

box 25, folder 3 53. "My Oriental Husbands," by Emma Fong Kuno Scope and Contents note (31 pages; Northern California)

box 25, folder 4 54. "Story of a Chinese College Girl," by Mrs. R. E. Park? Scope and Contents note (12 pages; Northern California)

box 25, folder 5 55. "Miss Higgins of the Presbyterian Mission Speaks," by Mrs. R. E. Park? Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Northern California)

box 25, folder 6 56. Story of a Chinese girl student Scope and Contents note (10 pages; Northern California)

box 25, folder 7 57. Diary of a schoolteacher, Imperial Valley 1924 April 6 Scope and Contents note (28 pages; Southern California)

box 25, folder 8 58. Life history of Sakoe Tsuboi, University of Southern California Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Southern California)

box 25, folder 9 59. Chapter IV: "California as a Nation-State and Civilization Frontier from International Contact at the Frontier," by Kiyo Sue Inui Scope and Contents note (14 pages; Southern California)

box 25, folder 10 60. "The Life History as a Social Document," by Hideo Oyama, University of Southern California 1924 June 5 Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Southern California)

box 25, folder 11 61. Letter to Dr. Daugherty concerning Quon Gay, and document written by Quon Gay 1924 June 9 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Southern California)

box 25, folder 12 62. "Case Brief on Anglo-Japanese Marriage: A Brief Relation of the Inter-Racial Married Life of Elizabeth Coote and Toyotomi Ujimasa," by L. G. Schroeder 1924 June 18 Scope and Contents note (11 pages; Southern California)

box 25, folder 13 63. The United States of America (Plaintiff) versus Sakharam Ganesh Pandit (Defendant) Scope and Contents note (8 pages; Southern California)

box 25, folder 14 64. "Anti-Japanese Agitation in Hollywood," by William C. Smith, University of Southern California Scope and Contents note (37 pages; Southern California)

box 25, folder 15 65. "A Study of the Japanese Language Schools in California," by Ken Ishikawa, translation Scope and Contents note (37 pages; Southern California)

box 25, folder 16 66. "The Life History as a Social Document," by Isaak G. Granadosin, University of Southern California Scope and Contents note (10 pages; Southern California)

box 25, folder 17 67. "Assyrian Situation in Turlock, California," by William C. Smith, University of Southern California 1924 July 1 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Southern California)

box 25, folder 18 68. "Preliminary Statement of Racial Relations Between Chinese Students in an American University," by H. J. McMath, special student in sociology, University of Southern California Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Southern California)

box 25, folder 19 69. "The Life History as a Social Document," by Chotoku Toyama 1924 May 27 Scope and Contents note (18 pages; Southern California)

box 25, folder 20 70. "Japanese in the City of Los Angeles," abridged from a master's thesis by Gretchen Tuthill 1924 June Scope and Contents note (42 pages; Southern California)

box 25, folder 21 71. "Interview with Reverend John M. Yamazaki," Pastor of the Japanese Episcopal Mission, Los Angeles, by Chloe Holt 1924 July 13 Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Race consciousness, Americanization, Goodwill: Religious activities; Japanese; Southern California)

box 25, folder 22 72. Interview with W. S. Fawcett, El Centro, California Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture and labor; Japanese; Southern California)

box 25, folder 23 73. "Interview with Mrs. C. S. Machida," by William C. Smith, Los Angeles 1924 August 13 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Americanization, Intermarriage; Chinese and Japanese; Southern California)

box 25, folder 24 74. "The Second Generation," interview with Reverend K. S. Itow, by William C. Smith, Los Angeles 1924 August 12 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization, Goodwill: Religious activities, Social disorganization, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 25, folder 25 75. "The Second Generation," interview with K. Yokosawa, by William C. Smith, Los Angeles 1924 August 19 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization: Vocational problems; Japanese; Southern California)

box 25, folder 26 76. "Interview with Lillie Leung," by William C. Smith, Los Angeles 1924 August 12 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Americanization: Vocational problems, Race consciousness; Chinese; Southern California)

box 25, folder 27 77. "Interview with Susie Yamamoto," by William C. Smith, Los Angeles 1924 August 9 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Americanization, Race consciousness, Japanese; Southern California)

box 25, folder 28 78. "Interview with Seiichi Nobe," by William C. Smith 1924 August 11 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Americanization, Goodwill: Religious activities, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 25, folder 29 79. "Interview with G-- S--," American-born Japanese, by William C. Smith 1924 August 19 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Americanization: Family problems, Goodwill: Religious activities; Japanese; Southern California)

box 25, folder 30 80. "Interview with Chiyo," by William C. Smith, Los Angeles 1924 August 14 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Americanization: Vocational problems and family problems, Goodwill: Religious activities; Japanese; Southern California)

box 25, folder 31 81. "Interview with Mary Nobe," by William C. Smith, Los Angeles 1924 August 13 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Americanization, Race consciousness, Social disorganization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 25, folder 32 82. "The Japanese Valedictorian of Franklin High School," Seattle, Washington, by Ruth H. Greiner Scope and Contents note (8 pages; Race consciousness, Americanization: Education; Japanese; Seattle)

box 25, folder 33 83. Life history – Rose, slave girl Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Social disorganization, Slave girl, Population: Immigration; Chinese; Northern California)

box 25, folder 34 84. "Interview with Dr. E. E. Chandler," by William C. Smith, Los Angeles 1924 August 23 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture, Racial traits, Race consciousness, Investigations; Hindu, Japanese, and Mexican; Southern California)

box 25, folder 35 85. "My Life History," by Francisco Carino, Los Angeles, California 1924 August Scope and Contents note (11 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness, Heritages, Racial traits; Filipino; Southern California)

box 25, folder 36 86. "Life History as a Social Document: Takeuchi," by William C. Smith, Los Angeles 1924 August 14 Scope and Contents note (9 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness, Racial traits, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 25, folder 37 87. "Quotations from a Letter from a Japanese Girl," by Gretchen Tuthill Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization: Family problems; Japanese; Southern California)

box 25, folder 38 88. Press notices from Long Beach Press regarding permission granted for church: Long Beach property owners warned 1923 May 9 Scope and Contents note (12 pages; Race consciousness, Communities, Goodwill: Religious activities; Japanese; Southern California)

box 25, folder 39 89. "An Investigation of Two Specific Instances of Racial Conflict in Long Beach, California, in Connection with the Survey of Race Relations," by Frances Lucas and Gretchen Tuthill, University of Southern California 1924 June Scope and Contents note (18 pages; Race consciousness, Communities, Goodwill: Religious activities; Japanese; Southern California)

box 25, folder 40 90. Interview with Yasuhei Takeawa 1924 July 7 Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Life histories, Goodwill, Racial traits, Americanization: Accommodation; Japanese; Seattle)

Box 26 box 26, folder 1 91. Copy of letter from T. Sowa to Ruth H. Greiner 1924 July 26 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Americanization: Accommodation, Racial traits, Racial consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 2 92. "A Comparative Study of the Japanese Question in California," interview with Japanese laborer, S. Antomy, Santa Paula, California, by Loreita Balcom 1923 December 29 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Competition and land: Labor, Heritages; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 3 93. "Interview with L. C. Lee, El Centro, California," by William C. Smith 1924 June Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture and Labor; Japanese, Hindu, Filipino, and Mexican; Southern California)

box 26, folder 4 94. "Interview with Adjutant Masasuke Kobayashi," Head of Japanese Branch of Salvation Army, by William C. Smith 1924 September 12 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Goodwill: Religious activities, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 5 95. Opinion on Orientals (anti), letter from Eva Martin, Los Angeles Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 6 96. Interview with H. H. Clark, manager of Colorado River Land Company, Mexicali, Mexico Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture and labor; Chinese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 7 97. "Interview with Shigeichi Okami," East San Pedro, California, by William C. Smith 1924 August 25 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Life histories, Americanization: Vocational problems; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 8 98. "Interview with Frank Ishi," by William C. Smith 1924 September 19 Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Life histories, Americanization: Family problems; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 9 99. "Interview with Y. Nakasugi," East San Pedro, by William C. Smith 1924 August 25 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Life histories, Americanization: Vocational problems, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 10 100. "Interview with Kazuo Kawai," Los Angeles, by William C. Smith 1924 August 7 Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Americanization: Vocational problems and education, Goodwill: Religious activities, Heritages; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 11 101. "Conversation with a Los Angeles Japanese Minister" (name preferred withheld), by Chloe Holt, Los Angeles 1924 July Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Americanization: Vocational problems and education, Race consciousness, Goodwill: Religious activities; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 12 102. "Interview with Mrs. Machida," Los Angeles, California, by Chloe Holt 1924 July 2 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Intermarriage, Americanization, Racial traits; Chinese and Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 13 103. "How the Japanese Won a Foothold," Farm and Tractor Magazine, Los Angeles Times 1924 August 17 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 14 104. Visit with a white woman married to a Japanese (name withheld by request), Los Angeles, California, by Chloe Holt 1924 August 14 Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Intermarriage; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 15 105. Suggested topics for Japanese Students Christian Association, and letter to William C. Smith from Kazuo Kawai 1924 August 13 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Americanization, Goodwill: Religious activities; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 16 106. Interview with Lee H.--- 1924 September 29 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Life histories, Americanization: Vocational problems; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 17 107. An American-born Japanese in America, J. Sato Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Race consciousness, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 18 108. A wedding in Chinese and in American Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Heritages, Americanization; Chinese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 19 109. "The Confession of a Japanese Servant," extracts from Independent, New York 1905 September 21 Scope and Contents note (18 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness, Racial traits, Other: Industry; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 20 110. Interview with N. Hiroshi, Los Angeles Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Life histories, Americanization: Vocational problems and second generation, Population: Movement; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 21 111. "Names of People Seen in Connection with Pico Heights, Los Angeles, Conflict," by Chloe Holt 1924 July Scope and Contents note (44 pages; Competition and land, Race consciousness, Communities; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 22 112. Report, Oriental and agriculture, Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, California Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 23 113. "I Am Only a Foreigner – So This Is America," letter by a Filipino boy to an Americanization teacher, Los Angeles, by William C. Smith Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Race consciousness; Filipino; Southern California)

box 26, folder 24 114. Report, Long Beach Chamber of Commerce, regarding Japanese situation 1924 March 5 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture, Investigations; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 25 115. Resolutions passed at Annual Convention of Japanese Association of Southern California Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 26 116. Mrs. Manspeaker's Americanization class 1924 May 20 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 27 117. "Personal Experiences with the Japanese Children," by Marjorie McComber 1924 May 22 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Americanization, Life histories; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 28 118. "A Japanese Agricultural Community near Fullerton, California," paper by Marjorie McComber 1924 May 26 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 29 119. "American Board Mission," letter to missionary ladies of Penchou Shansi, China, by Gordon Riegler Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Life histories; Chinese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 30 120. Interview with Americanization teacher, Los Angeles County Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Race consciousness, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 31 121. "Interview with Dr. Keitoku Watanabe," a Japanese dentist, Los Angeles, California, by Chloe Holt 1924 August 22 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Americanization, Competition and land: Agriculture, Intermarriage; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 32 121. "A Short Sketch of My Life," by Theodore Fieldbrave Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Life histories, Goodwill: Religious activities; Heritages, Hindu; Northern California)

box 26, folder 33 123. Letter from the chairman, National Oriental Committee of the American Legion [Thomas N. Swale?], to Robert L. Owen regarding Takao Ozawa's suit for naturalization 1923 August 14 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Race consciousness, Investigations; Japanese; Northern California)

box 26, folder 34 124. Letter from Sei Fujii, President of Japanese Association of Los Angeles, to J. Kasai, Secretary of Japanese Association regarding anti-sentiment letter to sheriff from Japanese consul 1923 March 6 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Race consciousness: Prejudice and conflict; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 35 125. Notes by McClatchy secured from L. B. Landsborough, Sacramento County, manager of A. B. Humphrey's orchard and vineyard 1924 January 4 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture and labor; Northern California)

box 26, folder 36 126. Warning against survey of race relations issued by Chamber of Commerce, Portland 1923 November 17 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Race consciousness: Public opinion, Other: Organization; Oregon)

box 26, folder 37 127. "Interview with Mrs. Teresasa," matron and interpreter for Oriental women, Angel Island, California, by Mrs. R. E. Park Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Life histories; Japanese; Northern California)

box 26, folder 38 128. Letter to R. Mason from Dorothy Gee, a young Chinese girl, after her return to China 1923 June 23 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Race consciousness, Racial traits; Chinese; Northern California)

box 26, folder 39 129. An interview with Donaldina Cameron, letter to Miss Cameron from Office of the Commissioner, Angel Island Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Social disorganization: Vice and crime, Goodwill: Religious activities; Chinese; Northern California)

box 26, folder 40 130. Reminiscences of Mrs. Fremont's older Japanese servants Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Racial traits, Competition and land: Labor; Japanese; Northern California)

box 26, folder 41 131. Letter from a Burmese theological student to a missionary from The Christian Century 1924 September 18 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Race consciousness, Goodwill: Religious activities; Hindu; Northern California)

box 26, folder 42 132. Interview on Asiatic labor with Neumann, manager of Lyndon Hotel, Los Gatos, California 1924 April 5 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Race consciousness; Filipino and Japanese; Northern California)

box 26, folder 43 133. Interview with Tom Lee, cook for Dr. N. C. Peterson, Stockton, California Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Life histories; Chinese; Northern California)

box 26, folder 44 134. Visit, George Shima, "Potato King" of California, by Mrs. Park 1924 July 14 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Americanization; Japanese; Northern California)

box 26, folder 45 135. "Impressions," by Mineko K. Inui Scope and Contents note (9 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Japanese; Northern California)

box 26, folder 46 136. Statement on Orientals and agriculture by Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 47 137. Experiences of man, Fresno, California, regarding Japanese Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture; Japanese; Southern California)

box 26, folder 48 138. Interviews with Hughes, night watchman, regarding Stevens Lake situation 1924 June 11 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Competition and land, Other: Industry; Japanese; Oregon)

box 26, folder 49 139. Interview with native son of Oregon regarding Stevens Lake situation Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land, Race consciousness; Japanese; Oregon)

box 26, folder 50 140. Interviews with field officer regarding Stevens Lake situation Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land, Other: Industry; Japanese; Oregon)

box 26, folder 51 141. Interviews with an electrician regarding Stevens Lake situation Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land, Other: Industry, Race consciousness; Japanese; Oregon)

box 26, folder 52 142. Interview with logger regarding Stevens Lake situation Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land, Other: Industry, Race consciousness; Japanese; Oregon)

box 26, folder 53 143. Interviews with J. B. Fitzgerald, regarding Stevens Lake strike, letter to Robert E. Park 1924 May 3 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Competition and land, Other: Industry, Race consciousness; Japanese; Oregon)

box 26, folder 54 144. The Okajima girls Scope and Contents note (1 page; Intermarriage, Americanization; Japanese; Northern California)

box 26, folder 55 145. Life history of Kanaye Magasawa, Santa Rosa, California Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Competition and land: Agriculture, Goodwill, Americanization: Accommodation; Japanese; Northern California)

Box 27 box 27, folder 1 146. Story of Wong Ah So 1924 August 1 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Social disorganization, Slave girls, Heritages; Chinese; Northern California)

box 27, folder 2 147. "Slave Girls," press reports Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Social disorganization, Slave girls; Chinese; Northern California)

box 27, folder 3 148. Life of Ah Seen, tubercular case Scope and Contents note (1 page; Social disorganization: Disease, Other: Industry; Chinese; Northern California)

box 27, folder 4 149. Miscellaneous accounts, factory conditions Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land, Other: Industry; Chinese; Northern California)

box 27, folder 5 150. The history and problem of Angel Island, California 1924 March Scope and Contents note (15 pages; Population: Immigration, Investigations: Historical; Northern California)

box 27, folder 6 151. Biography of a boy, Seattle High School Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness; Japanese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 7 152. "The Life Story of Mohan Singh," by Miss Secord Scope and Contents note (8 pages; Life histories; Hindu; Seattle)

box 27, folder 8 153. Letter to Miss Greiner from Atsushi Miyanaga, Japanese student 1924 May 2 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Race consciousness, Life histories; Japanese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 9 154. Interview with Mrs. Peter Mayberg Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Communities, Social disorganization: Vice and crime, Tongs; Seattle)

box 27, folder 10 155. Interview with Hatsumi Sakaguchi Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture; Japanese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 11 156. Interview with T. Torikai 1924 July 8 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Life histories, Intermarriage; Japanese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 12 157. Interview with Masao Murakami, Reverend Morton, interpreter Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture; Japanese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 13 158. Interview with Mrs. Masa Higashida 1924 June 24 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories; Japanese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 14 159. Interview with Ruby Hirose Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Competition and land: Agriculture, Race consciousness, Americanization; Japanese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 15 160. Interview with Commissioner Weedin, immigration station, Seattle 1924 April 23 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Population, Other: Illegal entry; Japanese and Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 16 161. Interview with C. F. Greiner concerning Mark Ten Suie Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Intermarriage, Competition and Land: Business; Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 17 162. Extract, letter from assistant ethnologist, Honolulu, regarding marriage of Korean to white girl 1924 June 7 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Intermarriage; Korean; Seattle)

box 27, folder 18 163. Life history of Tadao Kimura, valedictorian, Seattle High School 1924 July 31 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Americanization: Second generation and accommodation, Goodwill; Japanese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 19 164. "Seattle's Japanese George Washington," by Ruth H. Greiner Scope and Contents note (8 pages; Race consciousness, Americanization; Japanese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 20 165. "My Contacts with Orientals," by K. Lentz, teacher, Franklin High School Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Americanization: Education; Japanese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 21 166. "My Experience with Oriental People," by Miss Delano, art teacher, Franklin High School Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land: Labor, Americanization; Chinese and Japanese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 22 167. Copy of a letter sent to Dr. Suzzello, President, University of Washington, regarding exclusion of Japanese Scope and Contents note (1 page; Race consciousness: Public opinion; Japanese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 23 168. "Interview with A. V. Williams as Social Document," by C. H. Burnett 1924 June 26 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Social disorganization: Gambling, Tongs, Americanization: Accommodation, Racial traits; Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 24 169. "Interview of Atwood A. Kirby as Social Document," by D. H. Johnson 1924 August 18 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Social disorganization: Crime, Tongs, Communities; Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 25 170. "Interview of Chas. F. Riddell as Social Document," by D. H. Johnson Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Social disorganization: Crime, Tongs, Communities; Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 26 171. "Life History of Long C. Dong as Social Document," by C. H. Burnett 1924 July 28 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Life histories, Population: Immigration, Tongs, Race consciousness, Investigations: Legislation; Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 27 172. "Life History of Bong Chin as Social Document," by C. H. Burnett 1924 August 7 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Life histories, Population: Immigration, Race consciousness; Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 28 173. "Intermarriage: A Case Study," by K. Lentz Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Intermarriage; Japanese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 29 174. Interview with Mrs. S. Sasabe 1924 May 28 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Intermarriage, Race traits, Americanization; Japanese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 30 175. Interview with Mrs. Mitsue Miyagawa, Mrs. Tashiro, interpreter 1924 June 11 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Competition and land: Business, Race consciousness, Americanization; Japanese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 31 176. Interview with Mrs. Nao Tashiro 1924 May 28 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Goodwill, Disillusion, Americanization, Racial traits; Japanese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 32 177. An interracial romance Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Intermarriage; Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 33 178. "Life History of Andrew Kan as Social Document," by C. H. Burnett 1924 August 22 Scope and Contents note (16 pages; Life histories, Competition and land: Business, Goodwill: Religious activities, Tong, Americanization: Family problems, Population: Immigration, Social Disorganization; Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 34 179. "Life History of Kee Low," interviewed by C. H. Burnett 1924 August 4 Scope and Contents note (8 pages; Life histories, Population: Immigration, Race consciousness, Intermarriage, Racial traits; Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 35 180. Interview with Mrs. Findley, storekeeper at Eastland, Washington Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Racial traits; Japanese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 36 181. "Life History of Lum Ming Tak as Social Document," by C. H. Burnett 1924 August 13 Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Life histories, Goodwill: Religious activities, Tongs, Social disorganization: Gambling, Americanization: Family problems, Intermarriage; Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 37 182. "Life History of J. S. Look as Social Document," by C. H. Burnett 1924 August 13 Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Life histories, Population: Immigration, Race consciousness, Investigations: Legislation; Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 38 183. "Life History of Woo Gen," interviewed by C. H. Burnett 1924 July 29 Scope and Contents note (14 pages; Life histories, Population: Immigration, Goodwill, Race war, Competition and land: Business, Americanization: Second generation, Communities; Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 39 184. "Life History of Ying Foy as Social Document,' by C. H. Burnett 1924 August 11 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Life histories, Americanization: Second generation, Tongs, Racial traits; Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 40 185. "Interview of George T. Meyers as Social Document," by C. H. Burnett 1924 July 27 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Competition and land: Labor, Americanization: Family problems, Marriage?; Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 41 186. "Life History of Chin Yen as Social Document," by C. H. Burnett 1924 August 24 Scope and Contents note (10 pages; Life histories, Population: Immigration, Americanization, Racial traits; Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 42 187. "Life History of Chin Cheung as Social Document," by C. H. Burnett 1924 August 21 Scope and Contents note (10 pages; Life histories, Americanization: Accommodation, Intermarriage, Competition and land: Business, Tongs, Investigations: Legislation, Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 43 188. Interview with a young Chinese boy, graduate of Oregon Agricultural College, by C. H. Burnett 1924 August 9 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Communities, Tongs, Social disorganization: Vice and crime; Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 44 189. "Life history of Charlie Lui as Social Document," by C. H. Burnett 1924 August 21 Scope and Contents note (11 pages; Life histories, Lotteries, Tongs, Population: Immigration; Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 45 190. "Interview with Mr. Faris," Deputy Commissioner of Immigration, Seattle, by C. H. Burnett 1924 August 6 Scope and Contents note (12 pages; Population: Immigration; Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 46 191. "Life History as Social Document of Law Yow," Seattle, Washington, by C. H. Burnett 1924 August 12 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Life histories, Competition and land: Labor, Tongs, Americanization: Family problems, Race consciousness; Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 47 192. "Interview with Fred H. Lysons, Attorney," by C. H. Burnett 1924 July 29 Scope and Contents note (12 pages; Racial traits, Morality, Intermarriage, Courtship, Competition and land: Labor, Population: Immigration, Tongs, Superstition; Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 48 193. "Life History of Albert King as Social Document," by C. H. Burnett 1924 July 31 Scope and Contents note (17 pages; Life histories, Tongs, Population: Immigration, Racial traits; Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 49 194. "Life History of Lew Kay as Social Document," by C. H. Burnett 1924 August 29 Scope and Contents note (11 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness, Tongs, Communities; Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 50 195. "Life History of Fred Wong as Social Document," by C. H. Burnett 1924 August 29 Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Race consciousness, Americanization: Vocational problems; Chinese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 51 196. Interview with Mrs. M. Furuya 1924 July 3 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Goodwill: Religious activities; Japanese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 52 197. Life story of Mrs. T. Sugihara Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Racial traits, Americanization: Accommodation, Family problems, and Second generation; Japanese; Seattle)

box 27, folder 53 198. "The Orientals in the Lumber Industry in the State of Washington," by Ronald Olson Scope and Contents note (23 pages; Competition and land: Labor, Race consciousness; Oriental/ Asiatic; Seattle)

box 27, folder 54 199. "Interview with Mr. Mitchell, Druggist, Lake Stevens," by Ronald Olson, regarding Lake Stevens strike, and also interviews with others about it, including with Rucker Bros. Lumber Company Scope and Contents note (8 pages; Competition and land: Labor, Race consciousness; Oriental/Asiatic; Seattle)

box 27, folder 55 200. General information regarding Ernest Dolge, Incorporated (lumber), by R. L. Olson 1924 June 26 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Competition and land, Other: Industry, Racial traits; Japanese; Seattle)

Box 28 box 28, folder 1 201. General information regarding Grays Harbor Commercial Company (lumber), Cosmopolis, Washington, by R. L. Olson 1924 July 24-26 Scope and Contents note (11 pages; Competition and land: Labor, Communities, Race consciousness; Filipino, Japanese, and Hindu; Seattle)

box 28, folder 2 202. General information regarding St. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company, Tacoma, Washington, by R. L. Olson 1924 June 25-26 and August 14-15 Scope and Contents note (13 pages; Competition and land: Labor, Life histories; Japanese; Seattle)

box 28, folder 3 203. General information regarding Crown Lumber Company, Mukiltes, Washington, by R. L. Olson 1924 August 12-13 Scope and Contents note (12 pages; Competition and land: Labor, Social disorganization, Communities, Race consciousness; Japanese; Seattle)

box 28, folder 4 204. General information regarding Eatonville Lumber Company, Eatonville, Washington, by R. L. Olson Scope and Contents note (23 pages; Competition and land: Labor, Social disorganization, Communities, Race consciousness)

box 28, folder 5 205. General information regarding Pacific National Lumber Company, National, Washington, by R. L. Olson 1924 July 16 Scope and Contents note (16 pages; Competition and land: Labor, Social disorganization, Communities, Race consciousness; Japanese; Seattle)

box 28, folder 6 206. General information regarding Doty Lumber 8 Shingle Company, Doty, Washington, by R. L. Olson 1924 July 18 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Competition and land, Americanization: Accommodation, Communities: Standards of living, Life histories; Japanese; Seattle)

box 28, folder 7 207. General information regarding Carlisle Pennell Lumber Company, Onalaska, Washington, by R. L. Olson Scope and Contents note (18 pages; Competition and land, Americanization: Accommodation, Communities: Standards of living; Japanese; Seattle)

box 28, folder 8 208. General information regarding Walville Lumber Company, Walville, Washington, by R. L. Olson 1924 July 20-21 Scope and Contents note (22 pages; Competition and land, Life histories, Communities, Race consciousness; Oriental/Asiatic; Seattle)

box 28, folder 9 209. General information regarding Bay City Mill Company, Aberdeen, Washington, by R. L. Olson 1924 July 28 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Competition and land: Labor, Intermarriage, Life histories; Oriental/Asiatic; Seattle)

box 28, folder 10 210. General information regarding N 8 M Lumber Company, Rochester, Washington, by R. L. Olson 1924 July 22 Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Competition and land: Labor, Race consciousness, Intermarriage, Life histories; Japanese, Hindu, and Filipino; Seattle)

box 28, folder 11 211. "Interview with D. S. Gutabatayao," employed by N 8 M Lumber Company, by R. L. Olson Scope and Contents note (1 page; Life histories; Filipino; Seattle)

box 28, folder 12 212. "Interview with K. Mori, Japanese Section Foreman," N 8 M Lumber Company, by R. L. Olson Scope and Contents note (1 page; Life histories; Japanese; Seattle)

box 28, folder 13 213. "Interview with Thomas Masuda," employed by N 8 M Lumber Company, by R. L. Olson Scope and Contents note (1 page; Life histories; Japanese; Seattle)

box 28, folder 14 214. "Interview with F. K. Kadomiya, Japanese Cook in the White Boarding House," employed by N 8 M Lumber Company, by R. L. Olson Scope and Contents note (1 page; Life histories; Japanese; Seattle)

box 28, folder 15 215. General information regarding Fir Tree Lumber Company, Fir Tree, Washington, by R. L. Olson 1924 July 24 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Competition and land: Labor, Racial traits, Life histories; Japanese; Seattle)

box 28, folder 16 216. Interview with George Murakami, Japanese foreman, Fir Tree Lumber Company Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories; Japanese; Seattle)

box 28, folder 17 217. "Last Tong War as Told by A. V. Williams: Social Document – Incident," by C. H. Burnett Scope and Contents note (1 page; Social disorganization, Tongs; Chinese; Seattle)

box 28, folder 18 218. Interview with Henry A. Monroe, attorney 1924 August 22 Scope and Contents note (10 pages; Population: Immigration, Social disorganization, Racial traits; Chinese; Seattle)

box 28, folder 19 219. Second interview with Henry A. Monroe, attorney 1924 August 26 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Social disorganization: Gambling, Tongs, Population: Immigration,; Chinese; Seattle)

box 28, folder 20 220. Interview with Mrs. Yamoka 1924 August 18 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Americanization: Accommodation; Hindu; Seattle)

box 28, folder 21 221. The Rise of Fong Foo Sec, by James A. Blaisdell Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Goodwill; Chinese; Southern California). Includes typescript copy

box 28, folder 22 222. "Progeny of Jap-White Union Amaze," extract from San Francisco Examiner 1922 November 11 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Intermarriage; Japanese; Northern California)

box 28, folder 23 223. "Chinese, White Wife Separate," extract from Call, San Francisco 1921 December 21 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Intermarriage; Chinese; Northern California)

box 28, folder 24 224. "Doesn't Want Flappers," extract from Examiner, San Francisco 1923 March 20 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Intermarriage; Japanese; Northern California)

box 28, folder 25 225. Interview with Flora Belle Jan, daughter of proprietor, Yet Far Low Chop Suey restaurant, Fresno, California Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Americanization: Accommodation; Chinese; Northern California)

box 28, folder 26 226. A student in Fresno State College, member of Baptist Mission dormitory and Chinese club, Fresno, California Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Goodwill, Race consciousness, Americanization: Accommodation; Chinese; Northern California)

box 28, folder 27 227. Statement by Reverend J. K. Fukushima, pastor, Japanese Congregational Church, Fresno, California Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Goodwill: Religious activities, Americanization, Exclusion; Japanese; Northern California)

box 28, folder 28 228. Chinatown Police Squad, Fresno, California Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture,Social disorganization: Gambling, Woman labor; Chinese and Japanese; Northern California)

box 28, folder 29 229. Translation from Japanese New World and Japanese-American News 1922 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land: Agriculture; Japanese; Southern California)

box 28, folder 30 230. A Tong situation in Los Angeles Scope and Contents note (1 page; Social disorganization, Tongs, Communities; Chinese; Southern California)

box 28, folder 31 231. "Anti-Japanese Society Holds Meeting at Clubrooms," Hollywood News 1924 January 15 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Social disorganization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 28, folder 32 232. "Life History of R. Chand (Hindu) of Imperial Valley," by William C. Smith 1924 June 1 Scope and Contents note (8 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness; Hindu; Southern California)

box 28, folder 33 233. Life history of a Chinese student Scope and Contents note (11 pages; Life histories, Americanization, Race consciousness; Chinese; Southern California)

box 28, folder 34 234. "Life History of Sophie Yamanaka," El Centro, California, by William C. Smith 1924 June 1 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Life histories; Japanese; Southern California)

box 28, folder 35 235. "Interview with Mrs. H.," by William C. Smith Scope and Contents note (8 pages; Intermarriage, Race consciousness, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 28, folder 36 236. "Adjutant M. Kobayashi on the Second Generation," by William C. Smith Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Intermarriage, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 28, folder 37 237. "Interview with Inder Singh (Hindu)," El Centro, California, by William C. Smith 1924 May 31 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Intermarriage, Race consciousness; Hindu; Southern California)

box 28, folder 38 238. Case study of a Buddhist temple in Pasadena Scope and Contents note (11 pages; Goodwill: Religious activities, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 28, folder 39 239. Interview with Esther Wong, native-born Chinese, San Francisco, California 1924 July 1 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Americanization: Second generation, Race consciousness: Conflicts, Social customs; Chinese; Northern California)

box 28, folder 40 240. Letters from Japanese student to Mrs. E. Snell Scope and Contents note (16 pages; Americanization: Second generation and Vocational problems; Japanese; Northern California)

box 28, folder 41 241. Interview with Mrs. Tame Narita, Mrs. Tashiro interpreter 1924 June 11 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Americanization: Accommodation, Racial traits; Japanese; Seattle)

box 28, folder 42 242. "Interview of Pany Lowe, Social Document," by C. H. Burnett 1924 July 5 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Life histories, Competition and land: Business, Population: Immigration, Race consciousness, Intermarriage; Chinese; Seattle)

box 28, folder 43 243. "Interview with Andrew Wu," by C. H. Burnett 1924 August 25 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness; Chinese; Seattle)

box 28, folder 44 244. "Interview with Mar Sui Haw," by C. H. Burnett 1924 August 26 Scope and Contents note (12 pages; Life histories, Americanization, Intermarriage; Chinese; Seattle)

box 28, folder 45 245. Excerpts, report of Fieldbrave, a worker among East Indians on the Pacific Coast, prepared during the year 1924 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Competition and land: Labor, Americanization: Education, Investigations: Legislation; Hindu; Northern California)

box 28, folder 46 246. "Life History of Peter S. of Los Angeles," by William C. Smith Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Americanization, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 28, folder 47 247. "Interview with F. T. Nakaya, Japanese Physician," Los Angeles, California, by Catharine Holt 1924 September 21 and 28 Scope and Contents note (13 pages; Life histories, Intermarriage; Japanese; Southern California)

box 28, folder 48 248. "Interview with Simioka," Associate Pastor, Japanese M. E. Church, Los Angeles, by William C. Smith 1924 August 16 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 28, folder 49 249. "Life History of Hsin J. Yong," by William C. Smith 1924 November 20 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Life histories; Chinese; Southern California)

box 28, folder 50 250. "Interview with Bob Okajaki," by William C. Smith Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Americanization, Life histories; Japanese; Southern California)

Box 29 box 29, folder 1 251. "Life History of Peter," by William C. Smith Scope and Contents note (14 pages; Intermarriage, Race consciousness; Japanese and Mexican; Southern California)

box 29, folder 2 252. "Oriental Invading Reserves of American," interview with C. C., by William C. Smith Scope and Contents note (1 page; Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 29, folder 3 253. "Oriental Invasion of Reserves of an American," interview with Miss D., by William C. Smith Scope and Contents note (1 page; Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 29, folder 4 254. "Interview with Gherkens," by Chloe Holt 1924 November 8 Scope and Contents note (9 pages; Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 29, folder 5 255. "Interview with Mr. and Mrs. Sessions," Hollywood, by Chloe Holt 1924 October 20 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 29, folder 6 256. "Interview No. 1 with Mrs. S, Hollywood," by Chloe Holt 1924 October 27 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 29, folder 7 257. "Interview No. 2 with Mrs. S, Hollywood," by Chloe Holt 1924 October 27 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 29, folder 8 258. "Interview with Spaulding, Hollywood," by Chloe Holt 1924 October 29 Scope and Contents note (9 pages; Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 29, folder 9 259. Los Angeles County Anti-Asiatic Association on the building of the Japanese churches Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Race consciousness: Conflict; Japanese; Southern California)

box 29, folder 10 260. Correspondence relating to encroachment of Japanese in Sierra Madre 1923 September – 1924 January Scope and Contents note (17 pages; Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 29, folder 11 261. Data on Oriental situation in British Columbia Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Government, Establishment; Oriental/Asiatic; British Columbia)

box 29, folder 12 262. A case of intermarriage, Japanese-American, Los Angeles Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Race consciousness, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 29, folder 13 263. "Interview with Mrs. K. Iseri," Los Angeles, and Mrs. Takeyama, by Catharine Holt 1925 January 3 Scope and Contents note (9 pages; Americanization, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 29, folder 14 264. Life history of Yamada, California Christian College, Los Angeles Scope and Contents note (9 pages; Americanization, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 29, folder 15 265. "Interview with Florence Kojima," General Secretary, Japanese Division, Y.M.C.A., Los Angeles, by Catharine Holt 1924 December 11 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 29, folder 16 266. "Japanese Pupil Elected Student Body President at LeConte Junior High School," Hollywood Daily Citizen 1922 November 27 Scope and Contents note (10 pages; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 29, folder 17 267. "Life History of S--- M--- Y---," by Ethel V. Craig Scope and Contents note (8 pages; Life histories, Americanization, Race consciousness; Chinese; Southern California)

box 29, folder 18 268. "Life History of H --- I---," Los Angeles, by William C. Smith 1925 January 25 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Americanization, Race consciousness, Life histories; Chinese; Southern California)

box 29, folder 19 269. "Interview with Taro Kanow," by William C. Smith 1924 December 29 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Americanization, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 29, folder 20 270. Life history of J. Lim Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Life histories, Americanization, Race consciousness; Korean; Southern California)

box 29, folder 21 271. "Life History and Social Document of S. C. Eng," by C. H. Burnett 1924 August 28 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness; Chinese; Seattle)

box 29, folder 22 272. "Life History and Social Document of David Young," by C. H. Burnett 1924 August 29 Scope and Contents note (11 pages; Life histories, Intermarriage, Communities, Race consciousness; Chinese; Seattle)

box 29, folder 23 273. "Hindus in Los Angeles," by Willard A. Schurr Scope and Contents note (33 pages; Goodwill, Racial traits, Communities, Race consciousness; Hindu; Southern California)

box 29, folder 24 274. Interviews with different people regarding Japanese in Southern California Scope and Contents note (152 pages; Racial traits, Race consciousness, Americanization; Japanese and Chinese; Southern California)

box 29, folder 25 275. Final report, extracts, from the Office of Labor Agent, State Farm, University of California Scope and Contents note (42 pages; Competition and land, Population; Northern California)

Box 30 box 30, folder 1 276. "My Experiences on a Ranch," by J. P. Weiser Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Competition and land; Northern California)

box 30, folder 2 277. Report, Commonwealth Club Tenancy Studies, by R. L. Adams 1922 April-June Scope and Contents note (33 pages; Competition and land; Northern California)

box 30, folder 3 278. The Anti-Japanese League, Seattle Scope and Contents note (16 pages; Competition and land, Communities, Investigations, Life histories; Japanese; Seattle)

box 30, folder 279 "Japanese Association in America," thesis for the degree of Master of Arts, by Hidesaburo Yokoyama, University of Chicago 1921 Scope and Contents note (54 pages; Communities, Population, Goodwill, Investigations, Race consciousness, Racial traits; Japanese; Northern California)

box 30, folder 280 Case study of a boy of mixed parentage: Information secured from records of Juvenile Hall and Juvenile Court, Los Angeles, and also from personal contact with the boy Scope and Contents note (13 pages; Social disorganization, Life histories, Americanization, Intermarriage; Southern California)

box 30, folder 281 Jennie's story Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Heritages, Racial traits; Russian; Southern California)

box 30, folder 282 Case study of race intermarriage and life history Scope and Contents note (11 pages; Life histories, Social disorganization, Communities, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 30, folder 283 "The Japanese in British Columbia," by John Nelson Scope and Contents note (34 pages; Race consciousness, Competition and land, Communities; Japanese; British Columbia)

box 30, folder 284 "Message from Japan to America," The Japan Times 1924 October 1 Scope and Contents note (Racial traits; Japanese; Japan)

box 30, folder 285 "Life History of a Japanese," by Cornelia C. Rhodes Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Americanization, Intermarriage; Japanese; Southern California)

box 30, folder 286 "Rufugio B.'s Story," by Irma Weill Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Heritages; Mexican; Southern California)

box 30, folder 287 "Nellie F.'s Story," by Irma Weill Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Chinese; Southern California

box 30, folder 288 "Life History of Mr. and Mrs. F.," by Amanda M. Chase Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Life histories, Americanization, Competition and land; Japanese; Southern California)

box 30, folder 289 "Present Estimated Japanese Population in Los Angeles City and County," by Masao Dodo, University of Southern California, Los Angeles Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Population, Communities; Japanese; Southern California)

box 30, folder 290 "What Magazines Do the Japanese Read?" by Masao Dodo, University of Southern California, Los Angeles Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Americanization, Communities; Japanese; Southern California)

box 30, folder 291 "Life History of Philippine Student," by Norma R. Holmes Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Americanization, Life histories; Filipino; Southern California)c

box 30, folder 292 "Life History of a Mexican," by Norma R. Holmes Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Americanization, Competition and land; Mexican; Southern California)

box 30, folder 293 Autobiography of Luke Chess, perhaps the only autobiography of a Chinese in the United States Scope and Contents note (26 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness; Chinese; Northern California)

box 30, folder 294 General summary of the Oriental situation in Californian agriculture Scope and Contents note (12 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture; Japanese; Northern California; Chinese; Southern California; and Hindus)

box 30, folder 295 "Language Handicap in the Rural Districts," by Ruth Wadsworth Quire Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Americanization, Race consciousness, Life histories; Japanese; Seattle)

box 30, folder 296 Life history of Kazuo Kawai, Los Angeles Scope and Contents note 1925 March 2 (20 pages; Life histories, Americanization, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 30, folder 297 Interview with representatives of produce companies in Los Angeles regarding the effect of the Alien Land Law on the small fruit and vegetable business, by Chloe Holt 1925 February 27 Scope and Contents note (13 pages; Competition and land; Japanese; Southern California)

box 30, folder 298 A group of 13 interviews with individuals of Los Angeles Chinatown, by Catharine Holt Scope and Contents note (57 pages; Americanization, Communities; Chinese; Southern California)

box 30, folder 299 "Interview with Chiyoe Sumi," student, Lincoln High School, Los Angeles, by Catharine Holt 1925 February 21 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 30, folder 300 "Interview with Mrs. Yamada," by Catharine Holt 1924 May 26 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 30, folder 301 "A Study of the Japanese Fisherman at Curtis Packing Company in Long Beach," by William Kinchelve, University of Southern California Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Competition and land; Japanese; Southern California)

box 30, folder 302 "Interview with R. Kado," owner, Sunnyland Nursery, Los Angeles, by Claude Williams Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Competition and land, Racial traits, Goodwill; Japanese; Southern California)

box 30, folder 303 "Life History of Paul Hiratzaka," by Robert E. Park and William C. Smith, Los Angeles, California Scope and Contents note (8 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 30, folder 304 "Autobiography," by Adelaide K--- Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Korean; Southern California)

box 30, folder 305 "Juan, the Story of a Filipino Boy," by Helen P. Beattie, Highland, San Bernardino County, California Scope and Contents note (13 pages; Americanization, Goodwill, Racial traits, Intermarriage; Filipino; Southern California)

box 30, folder 306 "Interview with Attorney Robert Young of Hollywood," by William C. Smith 1925 March 14 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Goodwill, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

Box 31 box 31, folder 307 Letter of warning from Sei Fujii, Los Angeles, translated from Japanese Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 31, folder 308 Letter to George Gleason from Karl C. Darlington 1924 February 15 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Goodwill, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 31, folder 309 Life history of a Japanese college freshman girl Scope and Contents note (15 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 31, folder 310 "The Life History of a Hawaiian-Born Chinese girl, F--- L---," by William C. Smith Scope and Contents note (14 pages; Americanization, Life histories, Race consciousness; Chinese; Southern California)

box 31, folder 311 "Life History of Henry Shimonouchi," by William C. Smith Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 31, folder 312 "Interview with Miss Kyo Inouye," Japanese girl, age 18, Los Angeles, California, by Catharine Holt 1925 January 16 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Americanization, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 31, folder 313 "Interview with Miss Chiyo Otera," freshman, University of California, Southern Branch, by Catharine Holt 1925 February 17 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 31, folder 314 "Interview with Hida Watanabe," Los Angeles, California, by Catharine Holt 1925 February 9 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 31, folder 315 "Interview with Mr. and Mrs. William S. Yip," Los Angeles, California, by Catharine Holt 1925 January 13 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Race consciousness, Americanization; Chinese; Southern California

box 31, folder 316 "Interview with Teru Miyamoto," graduate, Los Angeles High School, Los Angeles, California, by Catharine Holt 1925 January 10 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 31, folder 317 "Interview with Miss Esther B. Bartlett of the Y.W.C.A. International Institute," Los Angeles, California, by Catharine Holt 1924 December 17 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Americanization; Japanese and Chinese; Southern California)

box 31, folder 318 "Interview with K-- K--" (name not to be used), Japanese girl, graduate of high school and employed at --- bank, California, by Catharine Holt 1924 December 20 and 27 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Americanization, Life histories, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 31, folder 319 "Interview with H. Otsubo," by William C. Smith, Los Angeles Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 31, folder 320 "Interview with Iseri," by William C. Smith 1925 March 4 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Americanization, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 31, folder 321 Life history of K--- M--- Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 31, folder 322 Life history of H--- K--- Scope and Contents note (13 pages; Americanization, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 31, folder 323 Documents relating to Japanese, Limoneira Ranch, Santa Paula, California Scope and Contents note (20 documents; 48 pages; Americanization, Life histories, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 31, folder 324 Questionnaire dealing with agricultural conditions on the Limoneira Ranch, Santa Paula, California Scope and Contents note (14 pages; Competition and land; Japanese; Southern California)

box 31, folder 325 Statement issued by the Joint Committee, composed of representatives of the four state organizations – American Legion, State Federation of Labor, State Grange and Native Sons of the Golden West Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Communities; Japanese; Northern and Southern California)

box 31, folder 326 Statement by J. M. Campbell, principal of one of the schools in the city of Victoria, British Columbia, made in a letter to Professor T. H. Boggs 1925 May 28 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Americanization; Japanese and Chinese; British Columbia)

box 31, folder 327 Public opinion of the Oriental in San Jose, California Scope and Contents note (10 pages; Americanization, Racial traits, Communities, Competition and land; Japanese and Chinese; Northern California)

box 31, folder 328 Statement by William C. Allen regarding schools in the vicinity of San Jose in the midst of a large foreign population 1925 May 9 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Americanization; Japanese and Chinese; Northern California)

box 31, folder 329 Questionnaire dealing with the public schools of Stockton, San Joaquin County, California, by Howard W. Derby, College of the Pacific Scope and Contents note (16 pages; Americanization; Japanese and Chinese; Northern California)

box 31, folder 330 "The Importance of the Japanese in the Fruit and Vegetable Industry of California," by Melvin Sanguinetti, under the direction of Eliot G. Mears 1924 Fall Scope and Contents note (72 pages; Competition and land; Japanese; Northern and Southern California)

box 31, folder 331 "The Attitude of the College Student on the Race Question," by Catharine Ewell, prepared for Professor J. C. Almach 1924 Scope and Contents note (13 pages; Race consciousness, Investigations; Japanese and Chinese; Northern California)

box 31, folder 332 "The Part Played by the Japanese in the Beet Sugar Industry in California and Colorado," by N. T. Nowell, under the direction of Eliot G. Mears 1924 Fall Scope and Contents note (25 pages; Competition and land; Japanese; Northern and Southern California, and Colorado)

box 31, folder 333 "Cooperative Movement among Japanese Farmers in California," by Yoshio Ichikawa, Stanford University, under the direction of Eliot G. Mears 1925 March Scope and Contents note (72 pages; Competition and land, Communities; Japanese; Northern and Southern California)

box 31, folder 334 "The Disposition of Surplus Earnings of Orientals in America," by K. L. Emerson, under the direction of Eliot G. Mears Scope and Contents note (23 pages; Competition and land; Japanese and Chinese; Northern and Southern California)

box 31, folder 335 "The Japanese Association of America," by Robert Sinclair Murray, under the direction of Eliot G. Mears, report submitted in fulfilment of the requirements of "Oriental Land Policies," Stanford University 1924 Autumn Scope and Contents note (39 pages; Communities, Americanization; Japanese; Northern California)

box 31, folder 336 "The Oriental Pioneer," by Takiji Morimoto Scope and Contents note (28 pages; Americanization, Competition and land, Life histories; Japanese; Seattle, Washington)

Box 32 box 32, folder 337 "Interview with Professor Y. Ichihashi," Stanford University, by William C. Smith, Los Angeles Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Race consciousness, Americanization; Japanese; Northern California)

box 32, folder 338 "How I Came to America - Junito Juarldo (Mexican)," by Olive McCall Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Race consciousness, Americanization; Mexican; Southern California)

box 32, folder 339 "An Incident Wherein Race Prejudice Prevents the Establishment of a Church in Hollywood," by R. C. Nelson, Southern California Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Goodwill, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 32, folder 340 Interview of L. R. Bowles, by William C. Smith, Hollywood 1924 April 3 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Goodwill, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 32, folder 341 "Study of the Native Traits of the Japanese," by Lois M. Winkler, Southern California Scope and Contents note (13 pages; Race consciousness, Heritages; Japanese; Southern California)

box 32, folder 342 "A Short Biography of Mamoru Takada, Born in 1909," by Masao Dodo, Southern California Scope and Contents note (12 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 32, folder 343 Life history of Norio Osaki, Los Angeles Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 32, folder 344 "Japanese Young Men's Associations of Southern California," by Hideo Oyama Scope and Contents note (25 pages; Communities; Japanese; Southern California)

box 32, folder 345 Life history of Masao Dodo, Southern California Scope and Contents note (31 pages; Life histories, Heritages, Americanization, Racial traits; Japanese; Southern California

box 32, folder 346 "Life History of T. Yoshida," by T. Yoshida Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 32, folder 347 Life history of Hung Kei Lui Scope and Contents note (8 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Chinese; Southern California)

box 32, folder 348 Life history of A. Suehiro Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 32, folder 349 "A Social Document," by Masami Swzuki Scope and Contents note (11 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 32, folder 350 "Life History of an Oriental Student," by H. Fukasu Scope and Contents note (12 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 32, folder 351 "The Study of a Japanese Family," by H. Fukasu Scope and Contents note (8 pages; Life histories; Japanese; Southern California)

box 32, folder 352 "My Life History," by Minoru Iino 1926 April 12 Scope and Contents note (12 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 32, folder 353 A Life History of an American-born Japanese," by Sayeki Chiko Scope and Contents note (11 pages; Life histories, Americanization, Competition and land; Japanese; Southern California)

box 32, folder 354 "The Second Generation Japanese," by Leo Toyama Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Americanization, Life histories; Japanese; Southern California)

box 32, folder 355 Proceedings of Annual Conventions of the California State Federation of Labor 1909-1926 Scope and Contents note (49 pages)

Minor Documents 1907-1934 Scope and Contents note Clippings, congressional hearing transcripts, correspondence, essays, interviews, lists, memoranda, papers, personal experiences and sketches, questionnaires, remarks, reports, speeches, statements, and studies, arranged numerically by document number. Access Collection stored off site; a minimum of two days notice is required for use. Boxes may be requested through Stanford's online catalog at http://searchworks.stanford.edu. Digital copies of materials are available online through the Stanford Digital Repository; links to individual box contents can be found throughout the finding aid at the relevant box entry.

Box 33 box 33, folder 1 Economic and social conditions of Japanese in Southern California: 102 interviews with employers of farm workers Scope and Contents note (198 pages, with pages 53 and 54 missing; Competition and land: Agriculture; Japanese; Southern California)

box 33, folder 2 "Presbyterian Churches in California Meet Against Disallowance of Long Beach Japanese Presbyterian Church," Los Angeles Japanese - American Scope and Contents note (1 page; Race consciousness, Communities; Japanese; Southern California)

box 33, folder 3 "The Gathering of the Pro-Japanese People at Christian Church, Long Beach," Los Angeles Japanese Daily News Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Communities, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 33, folder 4 Statement, G. Bromley Oxnam, Pastor of All Nations Church, Los Angeles Scope and Contents note (1 page; Race consciousness; Chinese; Southern California) - Missing

box 33, folder 5 Letter to the editor (Brawley, California), "News" regarding Mexican beating his wife Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Social disorganization; Mexican; Southern California) – Missing

box 33, folder 6 Letter from A. W. Swanson regarding Hindu marriage Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Intermarriage; Hindu; Southern California) - Missing

box 33, folder 7 Shive Ram, Los Angeles Hindu Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization: Naturalization; Hindu; Southern California) - Missing

box 33, folder 8 Report, activities of Japanese fisherman, San Pedro district 1922 Scope and Contents note (10 pages; Japanese; Southern California) - Missing

box 33, folder 9 Syllabus of lectures, Pacific Slope history, reference to California, by Rockwell D. Hunt Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Southern California) - Missing

box 33, folder 10 Report, Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, regarding Japanese situation Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture; Japanese; Southern California)

box 33, folder 11 "Caste in India," by S. D. Pandit Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Hindu; Southern California) - Missing

box 33, folder 12 "Removing Migration and Personal Disorganization," by K. Kimura Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Personal, Disorganization, Life histories; Japanese; Southern California)

box 33, folder 13 "Los Angeles Pastor's Daughter Weds Japanese, Dr. Hatsuji Hara," extract from San Francisco Examiner Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Intermarriage; Japanese; Southern California) – Missing

box 33, folder 14 Personal sketch of Herman C. Lichtenburger, Probation Department, Los Angeles, and Frank S. Hutton, member of Schweitzer & Hutton, Los Angeles Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Southern California) - Missing

box 33, folder 15 The Japanese family in Southern California Scope and Contents note (35 pages; Family; Japanese; Southern California) - Missing

box 33, folder 16 The study of criminals among Japanese in Southern California Scope and Contents note (15 pages; Social disorganization: Vice and crime; Japanese; Southern California) - Missing

box 33, folder 17 Question, Long Beach Japanese mission Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Communities, Goodwill: Religious activities, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California) – Missing

box 33, folder 18 Letters relating to report of Long Beach Chamber of Commerce Committee on Japanese menace to California, Senate Committee on Immigration, Washington, D.C. 1924 March 8 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Population: Immigration; Japanese; Southern California)

box 33, folder 19 Experiences of an American teacher in Japan, letter to George Gleason 1924 March 20 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Japanese; Southern California) - Missing

box 33, folder 20 Harriet Buss documents Scope and Contents note (13 pages; Chinese; Southern California) - Missing

Susie and JoHa, case study of Chinese invalid (1) Sao Yeng, public school (2) Chinese probation case (3) Funeral of Chinese woman (4) Bakersfield Chinese Mission (5) box 33, folder 21 Story by A. W. Swanson, Imperial Valley 1924 April Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Deliquency; Chinese; Southern California) - Missing

box 33, folder 22 "A Japanese Wedding in America," by Elizabeth Kemp, Los Angeles, California 1924 May 2 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 33, folder 23 Interview with Margaret Dooher, Americanization teacher Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization; Japanese, Korean, and Chinese; Southern California) - Missing

box 33, folder 24 "Los Angeles Chinatown," by Clara Gilbert 1924 June 12 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Southern California)

box 33, folder 25 Interview with J. A. Knapp and A. M. Stanley, Santa Ana Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Social disorganization; Japanese; Southern California) - Missing

box 33, folder 26 Interview with a Chinese girl Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization: Second generation; Chinese; Southern California) - Missing

box 33, folder 27 Remarks, Reverend S., Japanese church Scope and Contents note (1 page; Japanese; Southern California) - Missing

box 33, folder 28 Illegal entry of Chinese Scope and Contents note (1 page; Chinese; Southern California) - Missing

box 33, folder 29 Interview with J. N. Hamer on his experience with different aliens Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Southern California) - Missing

box 33, folder 30 Interview with J. N. Hamer on business dealings with Orientals Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Southern California) - Missing

box 33, folder 31 "My Life History," by Takita Mitsugi 1924 July 14 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories; Japanese)

box 33, folder 32 Concerning the Asiatic in America (Southern California) - Missing box 33, folder 33 Clipping from East Side Guardian, Fred T. Beatty, editor Scope and Contents note (1 page; Goodwill; Mexican; Southern California) - Missing

box 33, folder 34 Impressions of personal experiences of George Gleason Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Southern California) - Missing

box 33, folder 35 Knight family, Upland, California Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Intermarriage; Chinese; Southern California) - Missing

box 33, folder 36 Japanese girl at school Scope and Contents note (1 page; Race consciousness: prejudice; Japanese; Southern California) – Missing

box 33, folder 37 "United States Versus Bhagat Singh Thind," extract from Supreme Court Reporter 1923 April 1 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Americanization: Naturalization; Hindu; Southern California)

box 33, folder 38 "Takao Ozawa Versus United States," extract from Supreme Court Reporter 1922 December 15 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Americanization: Naturalization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 33, folder 39 Thirteen years experience with Koreans in California Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Korean; Southern California) - Missing

box 33, folder 40 "Interview with Grace Kojima," by William C. Smith, Los Angeles 1924 July 31 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization; Life histories; Japanese; Southern California)

box 33, folder 41 "Asiatic Problem also Menaces Future of British Columbia," extract from Illustrated Daily News, Los Angeles, California 1924 August 2 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Southern California)

Box 34 box 34, folder 42 "Life History of Junro Amos Kashitani," by William C. Smith, University of Southern California 1924 August 15 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Life histories; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 43 "My Life History," by T. Kimoto, University of Southern California 1924 August Scope and Contents note (8 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 44 "Family Difficulties Among the Japanese," interview with T. Kawai, by William C. Smith, Los Angeles 1924 August 12 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization: Family problems; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 45 "Family Troubles," by K. S. Itow, Long Beach Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization: Family problems; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 46 "Hindus and Intermarriage," by William C. Smith, Los Angeles Scope and Contents note (1 page; Intermarriage; Hindu; Southern California)

box 34, folder 47 "The Japanese in Long Beach," by K. S. Itow 1924 August 2 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Communities; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 48 "Interview with Jimmie Suzushi," American-born Japanese, by William C. Smith 1924 August 25 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization: Second generation; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 49 Ten years experience with the Chinese on citrus ranches Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture; Chinese; Southern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 50 Survey of races in citrus district, San Bernardino County Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture; Southern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 51 "Interview with John Ando," by William C. Smith, Los Angeles 1924 August 8 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Americanization: Second generation and Vocational problems; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 52 "The Second Generation," interview with Reverend T. Kawai, by William C. Smith, Los Angeles 1924 August 12 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization: Second generation, Accommodation, and Vocational problems; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 53 "Interview with U----Z---" (Japanese) working for an education, difficulties of Japanese college graduate in America, by William C. Smith 1924 August 21 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Americanization: Vocational problems; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 54 "Interview with Kichi Jo," vocational problem of the college trained man, by William C. Smith, Los Angeles 1924 August 20 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Life histories; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 55 "Interview with K---I---," reasons for prejudice against the Japanese, by William C. Smith, Los Angeles, California 1924 August 19 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization: Second generation and Vocational problems; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 56 "Interview with Frank Yura," by William C. Smith, Los Angeles 1924 August 25 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Life histories; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 57 "Interview with T. Kuramido," a business career, by William C. Smith, Los Angeles, California 1924 August 22 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Life histories, Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 58 "Interview with K. Yamamoto," religion and the church, by William C. Smith, Los Angeles 1924 August 25 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Life histories; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 59 "Interview with Reverend M.--," Japanese minister, by William C. Smith, Los Angeles, California 1924 August 21 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Life histories, Americanization: Accommodation; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 60 "Interview with Frank Nakamura," activities of the church and young people's societies, by William C. Smith, Los Angeles 1924 August 9 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Americanization, Goodwill; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 61 "Interview with Tom Gubbins," by William C. Smith, Los Angeles 1924 August 13 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization: Education; Chinese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 62 "Interview with Sun (Peter) Lee," use of Chinese language, by William C. Smith, Los Angeles 1924 August 13 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Third generation; Chinese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 63 "Interview with Louise Leung," by William C. Smith, Los Angeles 1924 August 13 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization: Second generation, Education, and Vocational problems; Chinese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 64 "Interview with Julia Suski," language problem, by William C. Smith, Los Angeles 1924 August 13 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization: Second generation and Family problems, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 65 "Interview with Y. Shimanuchi, editor, Los Angeles Japanese American," by William C. Smith, Los Angeles 1924 August 14 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Family life, Americanization: Vocational problems; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 66 "Interview with Mrs. Kunisaki, Puente," by William C. Smith 1924 September 12 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Life histories, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 67 "Life History of a Japanese," by Suzanne McKelvey Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Japanese; Northern California) – Missing

box 34, folder 68 Portion of a letter from Professor James H. Hyde to President Harding regarding the Japanese question of California Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Investigations: Legislation; Japanese; Northern California) – Missing

box 34, folder 69 "The Essentials of Mexican Culture," extracts of an interview by Dr. Hewitt? Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Aesthetic, Morals; Mexican; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 70 Interview, Dr. Hewitt, archaeologist Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land: Agriculture and Labor, Disease; Mexican; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 71 Interview by Dr. Hewitt - Doheny Survey Scope and Contents note (1 page; Communities; Competition and Land: Labor; Race consciousness; Mexican; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 72 "The Japanese Question in Connection with the Johnson Immigration Bill," speech, Jesse H. McLafferty Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Investigations: Legislation; Population: Immigration; Japanese; Northern California) – Missing

box 34, folder 73 Oriental comment, Far Eastern Fortnightly 1919 September 1 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Race consciousness; Japanese; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 74 American Citizenship Council Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization; Japanese; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 75 "Hybridization of Races," paper, by Edna McKinley, State Teachers College, San Francisco Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Population, Intermarriage; Northern California)

box 34, folder 76 "Just How Wide Should We Open Our Door to Japan?," paper, Ethel Coller, State Teachers College, San Francisco Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Race consciousness, Intermarriage, Population; Japanese; Northern California)

box 34, folder 77 "Mrs. K.," sketch, by Lola E. Brown Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization; Japanese; Northern California)

box 34, folder 78 Reminiscences of an Americanization teacher Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization; Japanese; Northern California)

box 34, folder 79 Reminiscences of an Americanization teacher Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization; Japanese; Northern California)

box 34, folder 80 Sketch, Fred F., Americanization teacher Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Life histories; Japanese; Northern California)

box 34, folder 81 Japanese at Selma, California Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization, Racial traits; Japanese; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 82 Letter from an Americanization teacher to Vaughn MacCaughey 1924 March 18 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization, Race consciousness; Japanese; Northern California)

box 34, folder 83 Letter from Edwin E. Grant to Immigration Commissioner Scope and Contents note (1 page; Social disorganization: Vice and crime; Chinese; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 84 Letter from William C. Pond to Vaughn MacCaughey 1924 April 3 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Goodwill; Chinese; Northern California)

box 34, folder 85 Interview with prominent orchard man, Livingston, California Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization, Communities; Japanese; Northern California) – Missing

box 34, folder 86 Personal sketch of Paul Scharrenburg, San Francisco Scope and Contents note (1 page; Race consciousness: Conflict; Northern California)

box 34, folder 87 Personal sketch of Torao Kawasaki, Japanese consulate, San Francisco Scope and Contents note (1 page; Life histories, Intermarriage; Japanese; Northern California)

box 34, folder 88 Personal sketch of Theodore Fieldbrave, Berkeley Scope and Contents note (1 page; Life histories, Goodwill: Religious activities; Hindu; Northern California)

box 34, folder 89 Extract from letter to Vaughn MacCaughey from Mrs. Whitcher, Americanization teacher, Castroville, California Scope and Contents note (12 pages; Americanization; Goodwill: Religious activities; Racial traits; Japanese and Chinese; Northern California)

box 34, folder 90 "California's Threatened Hegira of Japanese," by V. S. McClatchy Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Investigations: Historical; Japanese; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 91 "Livingston," by Mary Naka Scope and Contents note (12 pages; Communities, Americanization: Education, Population, Competition and land: Agriculture; Japanese; Northern California

box 34, folder 92 Letter from Japanese citizen, Livingston Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Americanization, Communities; Japanese; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 93 Letter to Vaughan MacCaughey from Suzanne McKelvey regarding Japanese question 1924 March 12 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Race consciousness; Japanese; Northern California)

box 34, folder 94 "Mrs. I. ---," sketch, by Marda McKenrick Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization; Japanese; Northern California) -Missing

box 34, folder 95 "Mallie Minn, Korean Girl," by Mrs. Park Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Life histories; Korean; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 96 Japanese family problem, essay Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Americanziation, Communities; Japanese; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 97 "Mrs. L.," sketch, by Marda McKendrick Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Communities, Life histories; Chinese; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 98 "Mary," sketch, by Marda McKendrick Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Goodwill; Chinese; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 99 "Experience with Orientals," by Solomon Blur, University of California Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization, Race consciousness; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 100 Commonwealth Club of California, minutes of meeting, section on agriculture Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture and Labor; Japanese; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 101 Letter from Bakersfield, California, teacher on contacts with Orientals, to Vaughan MacCaughey 1924 March 31 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Racial traits, Americanization; Chinese and Japanese; Northern California)

box 34, folder 102 Report, Hindus in the United States Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Investigations: Statistics, Goodwill: Religious activities; Hindu; Northern California) – Missing

box 34, folder 103 The Hindus in America Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Investigations, Race consciousness, Goodwill; Hindu; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 104 Chinese and Japanese newspapers in San Francisco Scope and Contents note (1 page; Communities; Northern California) – Missing

box 34, folder 105 Minutes, American Loyalty League Scope and Contents note (9 pages; Americanization; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 106 "The History and Problem of Angel Island," by Mary Naka, Japanese graduate, Mills College 1922 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Population: Immigration; Chinese; Northern California)

box 34, folder 107 Appeal to U.S. Supreme Court testing Anti-Alien Land Laws Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Competition and land: Cropping contract, Investigations: Legislation,; Japanese; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 108 Appeal to U.S. Supreme Court testing Anti-Alien Land Laws Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land, Investigations: Legislation, Ownership of stock; Japanese; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 109 Appeal to U.S. Supreme Court testing Anti-Alien Land Laws Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land, Investigations: Legislation, Leasing; Japanese; Northern California) – Missing

box 34, folder 110 Appeal from U.S. District Court, Western District of Washington, to U.S. Supreme Court Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Competition and land, Investigations: Legislation, Leasing) - Missing

box 34, folder 111 "No Shortage of Orchard Labor," by V. S. McClatchy Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture and Labor; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 112 "Miller Freeman and the Survey," Great Northern Daily News, translation Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Race consciousness: Public opinion, Strike; Japanese; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 113 Points for discussion at the Japanese Conference Committee meeting Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Race consciousness, Investigations: Legislation; Japanese; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 114 Japanese population on the Pacific Coast and Mountain States, compiled by the Japanese Conference Committee, San Francisco Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Population; Japanese; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 115 Opinion concerning the legality of employment contract – Algernon Crofton Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land: Employment contract, Investigations: Legislation; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 116 Copy of contract of employment Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land: Employment contract, Investigations: Legislation,; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 117 Paper written by Japanese student in reply to questionnaire on race relations Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories; Japanese; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 118 Interview with S. Kato, pastor, Japanese Christian Church, Berkeley Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Communities, Race consciousness; Japanese; Northern California) – Missing

box 34, folder 119 "Diary of A Forty-Niner," extract, by Chauncey L. Canfield Scope and Contents note (1 page; Race consciousness, Competition and land; Chinese; Northern California)

box 34, folder 120 Report, Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, regarding Japanese question: Conclusions 3, 8, 12 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land: Agriculture and Labor; Japanese; Northern California) – Missing

box 34, folder 121 Report, Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, regarding Japanese question: Conclusions 10, 11 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization, Investigations: Legislation; Japanese; Northern California) – Missing

box 34, folder 122 Report, National Industrial Conference Board: Immigration Bill severely criticized Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Investigations: Legislation; Northern California) – Missing

box 34, folder 123 Contacts of Professor Ches. F. Shaw Chinese and Japanese Scope and Contents note (1 page; Racial traits; Chinese and Japanese; Northern California)

Hindus Scope and Contents note (1 page; Racial traits; Hindu; Northern California)

Armenians Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Racial traits; American; Northern California)

box 34, folder 124 Experience of Fresno citizen regarding Japanese 18-year-old Japanese school boy Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Race consciousness, Americanization; Japanese; Northern California)

Japanese in Fresno High School Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization; Japanese; Northern California)

box 34, folder 125 Questionnaire on Japanese problem submitted by George Shima, President of Japanese Association of America Scope and Contents note (132 pages; Americanization, Competition and land: Agriculture; Japanese; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 126 Remarks, Oriental children, Miss Rippe, Americanization teacher, Fresno Public Schools Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization, Social disorganization; Chinese; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 127 "Flora Belle Jan," Chinese flapper, Fresno Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Americanization; Chinese; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 128 Remarks, crime conditions, Chester Warlow, Fresno Crime Commission Scope and Contents note (1 page; Social disorganization, Social disorganization: Vice and crime, Tongs; Chinese; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 129 Remarks, O. M. Akers, Probation Officer, Fresno County Scope and Contents note (1 page; Social disorganization: Delinquency and disease; Chinese; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 130 Remarks, Chinatown police squad, Fresno Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Social disorganization, Tongs, Americanization; Chinese; Northern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 131 "Two Schools for Chinese," by Mrs. Park 1924 August Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Goodwill, Slave girls; Chinese; Northern California)

box 34, folder 132 Interview with Miho Catherine Ota Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Goodwill, Americanization: Accommodation; Japanese; Seattle) – Missing

box 34, folder 133 Interview with Mrs. Komie Iga Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Life histories, Competition and land: Labor; Race consciousness; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 34, folder 134 Interview with Yaeimachi Sugimachi Scope and Contents note (1 page; Life histories; Japanese; Seattle) – Missing

box 34, folder 135 Letter from young woman regarding Japanese question Scope and Contents note (1 page; Race consciousness: Public opinion; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 34, folder 136 Extract from letter of a teacher in Washington regarding the Chinese Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization; Chinese; Seattle) - Missing

box 34, folder 137 Statement by Bradstreet Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land; Business; Chinese and Japanese; Seattle) – Missing

box 34, folder 138 Japanese Province Club and Business Club Scope and Contents note (1 page; Communities; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 34, folder 139 Seattle Japanese Nurses Association Scope and Contents note (1 page; Communities, Competition and land: Labor; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 34, folder 140 The Japanese Laundry Union Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land: Labor, Race consciousness; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 34, folder 141 Japanese labor unions Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land: Labor; Japanese; Seattle) – Missing

box 34, folder 142 Index to the Far Eastern Fortnightly bulletins, Far Eastern Bureau Scope and Contents note (12 pages; Investigations: Historical; Japanese and Chinese; Seattle) - Missing

box 34, folder 143 North American Times, Japanese publication in Seattle, extract Scope and Contents note (1 page; Population: Immigration; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 34, folder 144 Report, Japanese A. B. General Contractors Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land: Labor, Investigations: Statistics; Japanese and Filipino; Seattle) - Missing

box 34, folder 145 Japanese working for railroads, Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land: Labor, Investigations: Statistics; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 34, folder 146 "What the General Public Knows and Does Not Know About the Japanese Question," term paper by Don Greiner, Ballard High School, Seattle, Washington 1924 May 8 Scope and Contents note (8 pages; Race consciousness: Public opinion; Japanese; Seattle)

box 34, folder 147 Salvation Army Fresh Air Camp for Japanese boys Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Goodwill, Communities, Americanization; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 34, folder 148 Reply to teacher's questionnaire Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization: Education; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 34, folder 149 Supreme Court, Japanese charged with murder in the first degree Scope and Contents note (16 pages; Social disorganization: Vice and crime; Japanese; Seattle)

box 34, folder 150 Japan Society Bulletin Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Goodwill; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 34, folder 151 Interview with Nobuo Hirai Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Life histories; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 34, folder 152 Questionnaire by S. Minami Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories; Japanese; Seattle)

box 34, folder 153 Interview with Taguchi, farmer, Green Lake District Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture, Americanization; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 34, folder 154 Interview with Tanejiro Gima Scope and Contents note (1 page; Life histories; Japanese; Seattle) – Missing

box 34, folder 155 Interview with Mrs. Tada Sasaki Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture, Race consciousness; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 34, folder 156 Interview with T. Matsumura Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land: Business and labor; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 34, folder 157 Interview with Mr. and Mrs. Nakata Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness, Racial traits; Japanese; Seattle) – Missing

box 34, folder 158 Interview with Abe Gapanese, Congregational Minister Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Communities; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 34, folder 159 Interview with Tatsumi Sato Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 34, folder 160 Interview with Seichi Konzo Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Americanization, Other: Industry; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 34, folder 161 The Japanese May Flower – The Peony Scope and Contents note (1 page; Heritages; Japanese; Seattle) – Missing

box 34, folder 162 The American Legion point of view in Washington Scope and Contents note (1 page; Race consciousness, Investigations: Legislation; Japanese; Seattle)

box 34, folder 163 A Filipino's reply to a sociology questionnaire Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Life histories; Filipino; Seattle - Missing

box 34, folder 164 Viewpoint of Thomas N. Swale, lawyer, Seattle, Chairman of the Oriental Committee, National American Legion Scope and Contents note (1 page; Race consciousness, Investigations: Legislation; Japanese; Seattle)

box 34, folder 165 Yoshio Ando, Franklin High School 1924 June 5 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Life histories; Japanese; Seattle)

box 34, folder 166 Brief interview with two Japanese students who just arrived in the U.S. Scope and Contents note (1 page; Life histories, Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 34, folder 167 Reply to life history questionnaire Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Life histories; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 34, folder 168 Life history of student, Bellingham State Normal School Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Life histories; Filipino; Seattle) - Missing

box 34, folder 169 Interview with C. S. Whitcomb regarding Japanese labor Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land: Labor and business; Japanese; Southern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 170 Interview with J. M. Homer regarding dealings with the Japanese Scope and Contents note (1 page; Goodwill, Competition and land: Business; Japanese; Southern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 171 Copy of circular letter in Japanese from Japanese Association urging attendance of school children at school, El Monte, California Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 172 Letter from Principal P. J. Cooney, El Monte High, to Vaughn MacCaughey Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Communities, Americanization: Education, Competition and land: Agriculture; Southern California) – Missing

box 34, folder 173 Names gathered by George Gleason in San Diego Scope and Contents note (1 page; Other: Illegal entry; Southern California)

box 34, folder 174 Interview with Miss Oliver, Hewitt Street School, Los Angeles Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Americanization, Goodwill; Southern California) – Missing

box 34, folder 175 A case of intermarriage Scope and Contents note (1 page; Intermarriage; Japanese; Southern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 176 "Partial Life History of a Japanese Girl," by Gretchen Tuthill, Los Angeles 1924 August Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Life histories, Americanization: Family problems; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 177 Extract, Los Angeles Japanese American Scope and Contents note (1 page; Investigations, Competition and land: Land ownership; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 178 Detailed information from Los Angeles Japanese American about Long Beach church matter relative to the case of Shimiza Scope and Contents note (14 pages; Competition and land, Race consciousness, Communities; Japanese; Southern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 179 "Anti-Japanese Society Holds Meeting at Club Rooms," extract, Hollywood News 1924 January 15 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Race consciousness, Competition and land; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 180 "Jap Invasion Is Feared in New District," extract, Hollywood News 1924 January 17 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Race consciousness, Competition and land; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 181 "Anti-Japanese Meeting to Be Held Tonight in Legion Club Room," extract, Hollywood News 1923 June 18 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Race consciousness, Competition and land; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 182 "Anti-Japanese Meeting to be Held Tonight," extract, Hollywood News 1924 January 14 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Race consciousness, Competition and land; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 183 Extracts from the Vancouver Daily World relating to the Asiatic problem of British Columbia, compiled by J. S. Cowper, editor Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture, Race consciousness; Southern California)

box 34, folder 184 Letter to George Gleason regarding the Japanese 1934 August 17 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Race consciousness, Population: Immigration; Japanese; Southern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 185 Chapterometer, official bulletin of Southern California Chapter of Japanese Students Christian Association in North America Scope and Contents note (9 pages; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 186 Extract from by-laws of Constitution of the Society of American Citizens of Japanese Ancestry Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California) - Missing

box 34, folder 187 Japanese population in Los Angeles County 1922 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Communities; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 188 "The Japanese and Mexicans in Ventura County, California," by Loretta W. Balcom 1924 June 1 Scope and Contents note (11 pages; Communities; Japanese and Mexican; Southern California)

box 34, folder 189 "Recreation for the Japanese in Los Angeles," by Catharine Lee Wahlstrom Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Communities, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 190 "The Japanese Young Men's Association," translation, Los Angeles Japanese American 1924 February 6 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Communities; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 191 Letter from H. W. Robinson to William C. Smith regarding Long Beach Japanese Church situation Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Race consciousness; Race; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 192 "Causes of Anti-Japanese Prejudice in California," by Lillian R. Thielen 1923 May Scope and Contents note (13 pages; Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 193 Letters of Japanese to his teacher 1921 August 26 Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Life histories, Goodwill; Japanese and Chinese; Southern California)

box 34, folder 194 Report, two cases of controversies between the Buddhist churches and Christian churches in Pasadena and Los Angeles Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Communities, Race; Japanese; Southern California)

Box 35 box 35, folder 195 Life history and social document of Mr. Mar, editor, Chinese Star Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness; Chinese; Seattle) – Missing

box 35, folder 196 Interview with Mrs. Yoshia Minami, Mrs. Tashiro, interpreter Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Americanization: Family problems and accommodation, Race consciousness: Political tension (Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 197 Interview with Mrs. Yoshi Okazaki Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Goodwill, Americanization: Accommodation, Americanization; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 198 Interview with Mrs. Shigosahuro Fukuhara, Mrs. Tashiro, interpreter Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Americanization: Accommodation, Racial traits; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 199 Life history as social document Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Life histories, Intermarriage, Race consciousness, Population: Immigration, Americanization; Chinese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 200 Interview with Mrs. Tsuchiya, Miss Rumsey, interpreter Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Population: Immigration, Americanization: Vocational problems, Intermarriage; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 201 Interview of David Yue as social document Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Population: Immigration, Race consciousness; Chinese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 202 Interview with Miss Rumsey, concerning the Japanese at Eastland Scope and Contents note (1 page; Communities; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 203 Life history of Chin Took Hing as social document Scope and Contents note (8 pages; Life histories,Competition and land: Business, Intermarriage, Tongs, Communities; Chinese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 204 Life history of Ben Look Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Americanization: Accommodation; Chinese; Seattle) – Missing

box 35, folder 205 Life history of John Sueng as a social document Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Life histories, Competition and land: Labor, Contract, Americanization: Accommodation; Chinese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 206 Life history of Lui Wing as a social document Scope and Contents note (11 pages; Life histories, Chinese customs, Tongs, Communities; Chinese; Seattle) – Missing

box 35, folder 207 Life history of F. H. Marr as a social document Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness, Competition and land: Business, Tongs, Social disorganization: Gambling, Exclusion; Chinese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 208 Life history of Loui Youu as social document Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Population: Immigration, Americanization: Accommodation; Chinese; Seattle) – Missing

box 35, folder 209 Interview with Tsuruyo Komoriya Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Americanization: Accommodation, Race consciousness, Goodwill; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 210 Life history and social document of Yong Chin Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness, Americanization; Chinese; Seattle) – Missing

box 35, folder 211 Life history of Chin Sing as social document Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Life histories, Population: Immigration, Investigations: Legislation, Tongs, Race consciousness; Chinese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 212 Interview of C. W. Bagley as social document Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Investigations: Historical, Racial traits; Chinese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 213 Interview of C. H. Hanford, Judge, as social document Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Investigations: Historical, Social disorganization; Chinese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 214 Life history of Kay Yen Wu as social document Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Life histories, Americanization: Education and Second generation, Tongs, Population: Immigration; Chinese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 215 Fairfax, Washington, Lumber Camp Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land, Other: Industry, Communities; Japanese; Portland) - Missing

box 35, folder 216 Interview with Manley Moore Lumber Company foreman, and other employees Scope and Contents note (14 pages; Competition and land: Labor; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 217 Life histories of three employees, Manley Moore Lumber Company Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Life histories; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 218 Interview with T. H. Soo, China Trading Company, Seattle Scope and Contents note (12 pages; Life histories, Americanization: Vocational problems, Competition and land: Business; Chinese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 219 Interview with Andrew Kan, China Trading Company Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Life histories, Population: Immigration, Tongs, Americanization: Family problems, Social disorganization: Gambling; Chinese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 220 Life history and social document of Woo Bing, Seattle Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Life histories; Chinese; Seattle) – Missing

box 35, folder 221 General information from employees, Wheeler Osgood Company, Tacoma Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Competition and land: Labor, Life histories; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 222 General information regarding employees, Tide Water Mill Company Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Competition and land: Labor; Japanese; Seattle) – Missing

box 35, folder 223 General information regarding employees, Defiance Lumber Company Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 224 General information regarding North End Lumber Company Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land: Labor; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 225 General information regarding Foster-Nebegin Lumber Company Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land: Labor, Communities; Japanese; Seattle) – Missing

box 35, folder 226 (a) General information regarding McMillin Lumber Company Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Competition and land: Labor, Race; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

(b) Interview with Y. Hamaguchi, Japanese foreman Scope and Contents note (1 page; Life histories; Japanese; Seattle) – Missing

box 35, folder 227 Interview with T. Matsushita of McMillin Lumber Company Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Life histories; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 228 General information regarding Nettleton Lumber Company employees Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Competition and land: Labor, Racial traits; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 229 Interview with S. Kawamura, Nettleton Lumber Company Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 230 Various interviews with men connected with Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company Scope and Contents note (28 pages; Competition and land: Labor, Life histories; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 231 General information and interviews with men employed by Pacific States Lumber Company, Selleck, Washington Scope and Contents note (20 pages; Competition and land: Labor, Life histories; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 232 Interviews and general information regarding men employed by White River Lumber Company Scope and Contents note (10 pages; Competition and land: Labor, Life histories; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 233 General information and interview with K. Otani, Japanese foreman, J. P. Guerrier Lumber Company, Forest, Washington Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land: Labor, Life histories; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 234 General information regarding McCormick Lumber Company, McCormick, Washington Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Life histories, Competition and land: labor; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 235 Interview with I. Mori, Japanese foreman, McCormick Lumber Company Scope and Contents note (1 page; Life histories; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 236 General information and interviews with Japanese employed by Green River Lumber Company, McIntosh, Washington Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Competition and land: Labor, Racial traits; Japanese; Seattle) – Missing

box 35, folder 237 General information regarding Japanese employees, Dea Chutes Lumber Company Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land: labor; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 238 General information regarding Japanese employees, Lindstrom-Handforth Lumber Company, Rainer, Washington Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Competition and land: Labor, Life histories; Japanese; Seattle) – Missing

box 35, folder 239 General information regarding A. J. West Lumber Company, Junction City, Washington Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land: Labor; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 240 General information regarding employment of Japanese labor by Schafer Brothers Lumber and Door Company, Montesamo, Washington Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land: labor; Japanese; Seattle) – Missing

box 35, folder 241 Interviews on Japanese question, Fresno, California Scope and Contents note (1 page; Racial traits, Americanization: Accommodation; Japanese; Northern California) - Missing

box 35, folder 242 Interviews regarding Japanese question, Fresno, California Scope and Contents note (8 pages; Americanization: Accommodation, Racial traits, Competition and land: Agriculture, Communities; Japanese; Northern California) – Missing

box 35, folder 243 Report, race relations on the Japanese, Fresno, California Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Communities, Americanization, Investigations; Japanese; Northern California) - Missing

box 35, folder 244 Report, Americans, Fresno, California Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Communities, Investigations: Historical, Racial traits; American; Northern California) - Missing

box 35, folder 245 Report, interviews concerning American labor, Fresno Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Racial traits, Competition and land: Agriculture, Race consciousness; American; Northern California) - Missing

box 35, folder 246 Interviews with Armenian Pastor, Fresno, California Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization, Intermarriage; American; Northern California) - Missing

box 35, folder 247 Interview with Americanization teacher, Fresno Public Schools Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization; Japanese; Northern California) - Missing

box 35, folder 248 Opinion of Director, Farm Bureau, Fresno, on the Japanese and other races Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture and labor, Racial traits; Japanese; Northern California) - Missing

box 35, folder 249 Report, East Indians, Fresno Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Communities, Competition and land: Labor, Racial traits; Hindu; Northern California) - Missing

box 35, folder 250 "A Chinese Marriage," San Francisco Journal 1922 January 22 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Intermarriage; Chinese; Northern California)

box 35, folder 251 "Japanese Matron Prefers America," San Francisco Chronicle 1922 March 3 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Intermarriage; Japanese; Northern California)

box 35, folder 252 "East and West Sometimes Do Meet: As Marriage of Occident and Orient Shows," San Francisco Call 1923 December 20 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Intermarriage; Japanese; Northern California)

box 35, folder 253 "The Woman Without a Country," Boston Transcript Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Intermarriage, Investigations: Legislation; Northern California)

box 35, folder 254 "Briton and Japanese Wife are Visiting San Francisco, Come from Manchuria on Pleasure Trip: Celebrate Wedding Anniversary with an Extended Tour," San Francisco Chronicle 1923 May 22 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Intermarriage; Japanese; Northern California)

box 35, folder 255 "Why Japanese and Americans Should not Inter-Marry," San Francisco Bulletin 1922 June 15 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Intermarriage; Japanese; Northern California)

box 35, folder 256 "Survey, Hood River, Oregon," by Helen W. Howe, Pendleton, Oregon Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture; Japanese; Portland)

box 35, folder 257 Interview with Ishi, Secretary, Japanese Association, El Centro, California Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture, Intermarriage; Japanese; Southern California) – Missing

box 35, folder 258 Interview with George Maga, Japanese, Y. M. Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California) – Missing

box 35, folder 259 Interview with E. C. Paris, El Centro, California Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land: Agriculture; Hindu and Japanese; Southern California) - Missing

box 35, folder 260 The Japanese and life insurance Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization: Accommodation; Japanese and Mexican; Southern California) - Missing

box 35, folder 261 "Life of Senora Ramona Diaz," as told by herself Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories; Mexican; Southern California)

box 35, folder 262 "Life History of Senora Angelita Avila," as told by herself Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Life histories; Mexican; Southern California)

box 35, folder 263 Life history of Francisco Carino Scope and Contents note (20 pages; Life histories; Filipino; Southern California) - Missing

box 35, folder 264 Unpleasant experience of Japanese renting a house in Seattle Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Race consciousness; Japanese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 265 "Interview with Arthur C. Ballard," Auburn, Washington, by Van Devanter 1924 July 7 Scope and Contents note (1 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture; Japanese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 266 "Interview with Mrs. Arthur C. Ballard," Auburn, Washington, by Van Devanter 1924 July 13 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization: Education; Japanese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 267 "Interview with Rufus R. Upper," Orillia, Washington, by Van Devanter 1924 July 14 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land: Agriculture, Racial traits; Chinese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 268 Interview with Aaron Neely, Auburn, Washington Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture and Business; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 269 "Interview with W. T. Behne," President, First National Bank, Auburn, Washington, by Van Devanter 1924 July 17 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Racial traits, Competition and land: Agriculture; Japanese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 270 "Interview with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Truitt," Auburn, Washington, by Van Devanter 1924 July 26 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Racial traits, Competition and land: Labor; Japanese and Chinese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 271 "Interview with Mr. and Mrs. Eathel Smith," Auburn, Washington, by Van Devanter 1924 July 2 Scope and Contents note (1 pages; Competition and land: Labor; Japanese and Chinese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 272 "Interview with Bernice Welch," teacher, Seattle, by Van Devanter 1924 July 24 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Intermarriage, Racial traits; Japanese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 273 "Interview with C. C. Calavan," cashier, Auburn National Bank, Auburn, Washington, by Van Devanter 1924 July 17 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Racial traits; Japanese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 274 Interview with A. S. McDaniel, Auburn, Washington Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture, Racial traits; Japanese; Seattle) - Missing

box 35, folder 275 "Interview with W. S. Wiley," Auburn, Washington, by Van Devanter 1924 July 26 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land: Labor; Japanese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 276 "Interview with F. W. Shaughnessy," Auburn, Washington, by Louise Van Devanter 1924 July 26 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land; Japanese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 277 "Interview with C. W. Lochridge," Auburn, Washington, by Van Devanter 1924 July 26 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land: Agriculture, Racial traits; Japanese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 278 "Interview with Wakaboyashi," Seattle, by D. H. Johnston 1924 July 15 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Social disorganization: Vice and crime; Japanese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 279 "Interview with a Chinese man," Seattle, by D. H. Johnston 1924 July 23 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Social disorganization, Tongs; Chinese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 280 "Interview with Brockett," attorney, Seattle, by D. H. Johnston 1924 July 17 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Social disorganization, Tongs; Chinese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 281 "Interview with John Sullivan," attorney, Seattle, by D. H. Johnston 1924 July 24 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Social disorganization, Tongs; Chinese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 282 "Interview with Adam Beeler," attorney, by D. H. Johnston 1924 July 31 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Racial traits, Loyalty; Chinese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 283 "Interview with Huntoon," attorney, by D. H. Johnston 1924 June 26 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Social disorganization, Tongs, Racial traits; Chinese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 284 "Interview with Monroe," attorney, by D. H. Johnston 1924 July 11 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Social disorganization, Tongs, Moral code; Chinese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 285 "Interview with Dan Landon," by D. H. Johnston 1924 July 10 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Social disorganization: Prostitution, Tongs; Chinese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 286 "Interview with Olmstead," Seattle Police, by D. H. Johnston Scope and Contents note (1 page; Social disorganization: Prostitution and Vice and crime; Chinese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 287 "Interview with Detective Kent," by D. H. Johnston Scope and Contents note (1 page; Social disorganization: Vice and crime and Prostitution; Chinese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 288 "Interview with Lieutenant Justice," Seattle, by D. H. Johnston 1924 July 16 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Social disorganization, Racial traits; Chinese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 289 Interview with Williamson, federal narcotics agent Scope and Contents note (1 pages; Social disorganization, Narcotics; Chinese, Japanese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 290 "Interview with Patterson," federal narcotics agent, by D. H. Johnston 1924 July 31 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Social disorganization, Narcotics; Chinese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 291 Miscellany, by D. H. Johnston Scope and Contents note (1 page; Social disorganization, Tongs; Chinese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 292 "Interview with Walter Metzenbaum," attorney, Seattle, by D. H. Johnston 1924 August 31 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Racial traits, Americanization; Japanese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 293 "Interview with Fred Kato," by D. H. Johnston Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories; Japanese; Seattle)

box 35, folder 294 A Chinese village in a Canadian village Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Communities, Isolation; Chinese; Vancouver) - Missing

box 35, folder 295 Call on editors of Chinese Times Scope and Contents note (1 page; Communities, Press; Chinese; Vancouver) – Missing

box 35, folder 296 Vancouver riot 1907 September 7 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Race consciousness; Chinese; Vancouver) – Missing

box 35, folder 297 Visit with Won Cumyon Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Population: Immigration, Investigations: Historical, Competition and land: Labor; Chinese; Vancouver) - Missing

box 35, folder 298 Interview with Chinese Consul Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Communities, Other: Organization; Chinese; Vancouver) - Missing

box 35, folder 299 Interview with Miss Coleman, teacher of Chinese boys Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Communities, Americanization: Education and Second generation, Racial traits,; Chinese; Vancouver) - Missing

box 35, folder 300 Index, report, Chinese immigration Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Population: Immigration; Chinese; Vancouver) - Missing

box 35, folder 301 Index, Chinese immigration Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Population: Immigration; Chinese; Vancouver) - Missing

box 35, folder 302 Interview with Mr. Ward, Anglican missionary Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Population: Immigration, Social disorganization: Vice and crime; Chinese; Vancouver) - Missing

box 35, folder 303 Visit, reading club Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Communities, Library; Chinese; Vancouver) - Missing

box 35, folder 304 Dinner given by the President of Chinese Benevolent Association Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Racial traits; Chinese; Vancouver) - Missing

box 35, folder 305 Visit, Seto More's home Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Investigations: Historical, Communities, Art; Chinese; Vancouver) - Missing

box 35, folder 306 Call on three Chinese associations Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Communities, Clubs, Family, Chinese store; Chinese; Vancouver) - Missing

box 35, folder 307 Interview with Inspector John Jackson, police force, Vancouver Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Social disorganization: Vice and crime, Intermarriage; Chinese; Vancouver) - Missing

box 35, folder 308 Tour through Chinatown, by Mr. Ward and Mrs. Quong Scope and Contents note (1 page; Social disorganization: Gambling; Chinese; Vancouver) - Missing

box 35, folder 309 Interview with McDonald, Sheriff, Vancouver Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Racial traits, Impressions; Chinese; Vancouver) – Missing

box 35, folder 310 Tea with Tamakia Fakuda, Japanese student, Reed College Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Life histories, Reflections; Japanese; Portland) - Missing

box 35, folder 311 The Japanese language schools, California, by Japanese Association Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Communities, Americanization: Education; Japanese; Northern California) - Missing

box 35, folder 312 Resume of California Anti-Alien Land legislation Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Population: Immigration, Investigations: Legislation; Japanese; Northern California) – Missing

box 35, folder 313 "Interview with Nellie Oliver," Oliver Club, Los Angeles, by William C. Smith Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization, Race consciousness; Japanese, Chinese, and Mexican; Southern California)

box 35, folder 314 "Oriental Children in School," interview with Nellie Oliver, by William C. Smith Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization, Race consciousness; Japanese, Chinese, and Mexican; Southern California)

box 35, folder 315 "Interview with Mrs. ---," Hollywood, by Chloe Holt 1924 November 8 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization; Chinese and Japanese; Southern California)

box 35, folder 316 "Interview with Dr. Bickford," Hollywood, by Chloe Holt 1924 November 3 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Social disorganization, Racial traits; Japanese; Southern California)

box 35, folder 317 "Information Regarding Quon Gay," by Chloe Holt 1924 November 7 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Goodwill; Chinese; Southern California)

box 35, folder 318 "Interview with Gibson," Hollywood, by Chloe Holt 1924 October 28 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Heritages; Japanese; Southern California)

box 35, folder 319 Interview with (name withheld by request), Los Angeles, California, by Chloe Holt 1924 October 8 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Communities, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 35, folder 320 "Business Relations with Japanese," by Samual Sogler Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Competition and land; Japanese; Southern California)

box 35, folder 321 List of daily newspapers published in California Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Investigations; Southern California)

box 35, folder 322 "Stories Concerning the Japanese Told by Dr. Nina Stephens," Hollywood, by Chloe Holt 1924 November 9 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Social disorganization, Goodwill; Japanese; Southern California)

box 35, folder 323 "Interviews with Real Estate Dealers of Hollywood," by Chloe Holt 1924 October 20 Scope and Contents note (10 pages; Competition and land; Japanese; Southern California)

box 35, folder 324 "Mexican Homes," by G. A. Edsall, California Southland, Pasadena, California Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Mexican; Southern California)

box 35, folder 325 Interview with two Chinese, A and B Scope and Contents note (11 pages; Americanization, Race consciousness; Chinese; Southern California)

box 35, folder 326 "Miss Raushenbush's Investigation of California Yamato Colonies," Tairiku Nippo, Vancouver, British Columbia 1924 October 29 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Communities; Japanese; Northern California)

box 35, folder 327 "Oriental Versus Mexican Children in School," interview with Miss James, Los Angeles, by William C. Smith Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization; Japanese, Chinese, and Mexican; Southern California)

box 35, folder 328 "Items in the Los Angeles Times in Regard to the Chinese in Los Angeles," by Chloe Holt 1914 February 15 Scope and Contents note (10 pages; Communities; Chinese; Southern California)

box 35, folder 329 "Efficiency of the Mexican Community in Los Angeles," interview with Wesley Freeman, Assistant Probation Officer, Los Angeles, by William C. Smith 1924 August 15 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization; Mexican; Southern California)

box 35, folder 330 "Japanese Children in School," by William C. Smith Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 35, folder 331 "Japanese and the Schools: Mrs. A. W. Swanson, El Centro, California," by William C. Smith Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 35, folder 332 "Interview with A. W. Swanson," El Centro, California, by William C. Smith Scope and Contents note (1 page; Race consciousness, Americanization; Japanese and Chinese; Southern California)

box 35, folder 333 "Intermarriage," interview with A. W. Swanson, El Centro, California, by William C. Smith Scope and Contents note (1 page; Intermarriage; Chinese; Southern California)

box 35, folder 334 Stories, experiences, and opinions: Why California objects to immigration Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Goodwill; Japanese; Southern California)

box 35, folder 335 "Interview with George N---," by William C. Smith 1924 September 29 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 35, folder 336 Answers to questionnaire concerning the younger generation of Japanese immigrants Scope and Contents note (26 pages; Americanization, Race consciousness. Life histories; Japanese; Southern California)

box 35, folder 337 "Interview with Mrs. Claud Sparks," former visiting teacher, California School, Los Angeles, by Catharine Holt 1924 December 10 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Americanization; Japanese and Chinese; Southern California)

box 35, folder 338 Observations on some Japanese children Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 35, folder 339 Life history of Ine Kotow Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 35, folder 340 The life history of a Japanese immigrant Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Life histories, Americanization, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

Box 36

box 36, folder 341 "Odds and Ends," by Chloe Holt, 1925 January, conversation with Mrs. Root, South Pasadena 1924 December 9 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Competition and land, Goodwill, Population; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 342 Reverend E. H. Jones, former missionary to Japan, Los Angeles Scope and Contents note (1 page, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 343 Burning of a Japanese flower shop in Hollywood, interview with Miss Spalding 1924 May 26 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 344 Interview with E. H. Jones 1924 May 24 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization, Competition and land; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 345 Interview with Mrs. Jones 1924 May 20 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization, Competition and land; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 346 Interview with Miss Browning 1924 May 25 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 347 Interview with Mr. Joyce 1924 May 21 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Racial traits, Competition and land; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 348 Classified Japanese institutions, Los Angeles, California Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Communities; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 349 Classified Japanese institutions, Sacramento, California Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Communities; Japanese; Northern California)

box 36, folder 350 Classified Japanese institutions (Japanese American Directory, 1918) Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Communities; Japanese; Northern California)

box 36, folder 351 Classified Japanese institutions, Seattle, Washington Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Communities; Japanese; Seattle)

box 36, folder 352 "Interview with Walter Wong," by C. H. Burnett 1924 August 25 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness; Chinese; Seattle)

box 36, folder 353 Letter to J. Merle Davis 1923 November 13 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 354 Letter to F. T. Duhring from B. S. Haworth 1923 September 18 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Investigations; Japanese and Chinese; Northern California)

box 36, folder 355 Letter to H. J. Bard 1923 April 3 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Investigations, Americanization, Race consciousness, Competition and land; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 356 Letter to Professor C. E. Rugh from William Greenwell, principal, Lincoln School, Oakland 1924 November 13 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Americanization; Chinese; Northern California

box 36, folder 357 "Life History of a Maltese Immigrant," by Eleanor A. Tierney Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness; Maltese; Dr. Park)

box 36, folder 358 "History of Rosalie Alioto Castelloni," by Bertha H. M. Monroe Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories; Italian, Dr. Park)

box 36, folder 359 Autobiography, Swiss immigrant Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Americanization, Race consciousness, Life histories; Swiss; Dr. Park)

box 36, folder 360 "Biography, T. Matzimoto," San Diego, California, by Jeanette Wrottenberg Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Goodwill, Life histories, Competition and land; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 361 "Biography, T. Kumamoto," Los Angeles, California, by Jeanette Wrottenberg Scope and Contents note (1 page; Communities, Life histories; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 362 "Biography, Shigira Kanamine," by Jeanette Wrottenberg Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization, Life histories; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 363 "Biography, Toshiyo Kanamine," by Jeanette Wrottenberg Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization, Life histories; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 364 Autobiography of Leo Truttmann, San Francisco Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Americanization, Social disorganization; Swiss; Northern California)

box 36, folder 365 "Lists of Magazines for Women and the Corresponding Types to American Magazines," by Jessie Sato, University of Southern California Scope and Contents note (1 page; Communities; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 366 "Mexican Life History," by Emily B. Axtell Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Mexican; Southern California)

box 36, folder 367 "Interview with Mrs. Suzuki,' matron, Japanese Y.W.C.A., Los Angeles, by Catharine Holt 1924 December 9 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 368 Letter to President R. L. Wilbur from a common laborer 1925 March 27 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land; Mexican; Northern California)

box 36, folder 369 Jottings from the Columbian Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization, Competition and land; Japanese and Chinese; British Columbia)

box 36, folder 370 Chinese lotteries in San Jose, California Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Social disorganization; Chinese; Northern California)

box 36, folder 371 Letter to Professor Eliot G. Mears regarding the number of British Indians in the three Pacific Coast states and in British Columbia 1925 March 16 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Population; East Indians; Northern California)

box 36, folder 372 "Will of Takazo Takatsuji as Translated by Ishie," submitted by C. D. Joy, El Centro, California Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 373 Letter to the editor, The Imperial Valley Press, submitted by C. D. Joy, El Centro, California Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Race consciousness, Population; Filipino; Southern California)

box 36, folder 374 Classification of Oriental students by courses, University of California 1924-1925 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Population; Chinese, Japanese, and Filipino; Northern California)

box 36, folder 375 "Intermarriage of Mr. Suyetomi: Interview with H. Otsubo," Hollywood, by William C. Smith, Los Angeles Scope and Contents note (1 page; Intermarriage; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 376 "Family Problems among Japanese in America: Interview with H. Otsubo," by William C. Smith, Los Angeles Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Heritages, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 377 "Work on New Mission Is Started," Pasadena Evening Post 1923 October 18 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Goodwill; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 378 Visits of American-born to Japan Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 379 "Life History of a Japanese," by Anna L. White, Southern California Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 380 "Life History of Harry Kawano: A Japanese," by Eleanora Vossler Scope and Contents note (11 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 381 "My Autobiography," by Misao Shibayama 1924 December 11 Scope and Contents note (10 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 382 "Second Generation: Interview with Joe Hirai" by William C. Smith, Los Angeles Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 383 Dr. Gladys Shabovitch, County Health Officer, Los Angeles County, Los Angeles, California, by Chloe Holt 1925 February 3 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Social disorganization; Japanese and Mexican; Southern California)

box 36, folder 384 "Life History of a Chinese," by Gladys M. Leonard, Los Angeles Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Life histories, Race consciousness; Chinese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 385 "Canada and the Orient," excerpts from The Canadian Magazine 1922 November Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Population, Competition and land; Chinese and Japanese; British Columbia)

box 36, folder 386 "The Japanese Standard of Living," by Velva Darling, under the direction of Eliot G. Mears Scope and Contents note (8 pages; Competition and land, Americanization; Japanese; Northern California)

box 36, folder 387 The Japanese Relations Committee of California makes statement to the people of California in connection with the proposed initiative amending the Alien Land Law of 1913 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Goodwill, Population; Japanese; Northern California)

box 36, folder 388 "Can California Do Without Japanese?," released by the California Joint Immigration Committee Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 389 Memorandum of recommendations of sub-committee appointed at the conference between Viscount Shibusawa and the Japanese Relations Committee Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Goodwill, Population; Japanese; Northern California)

box 36, folder 390 "Congress and Japan," text of a letter concerning the attitude of Japan in connection with the action of Congress excluding as immigrants aliens who are ineligible for American citizenship 1924 July 25 Scope and Contents note (9 pages; Race consciousness, Goodwill; Japanese)

box 36, folder 391 "Immigration Laws Cannot Stop Them," released by California Joint Immigration Committee Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Population; Japanese; Northern California)

box 36, folder 392 "Japan, Geneva and Congress," statement released by the California Joint Immigration Committee 1924 October 20 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Investigations; Japanese)

box 36, folder 393 "Japan's Cure for Dual Citizenship," released by the California Joint Immigration Committee, San Francisco, California 1924 November 17 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Investigations; Japanese)

box 36, folder 394 "Crops Improved Under Whites," released by the California Joint Immigration Committee, San Francisco, California 1924 November 18 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Competition and land; Japanese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 395 "Tourist Brides from Japan," released by the California Joint Immigration Committee, San Francisco, California 1924 November 18 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Population; Japanese)

box 36, folder 396 "An Appeal to the Japanese Vote," released by the California Joint Immigration Committee, San Francisco, California 1924 November 12 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land; Japanese)

box 36, folder 397 Letter from V. S. McClatchy to Sidney L. Gulick 1925 May 19 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Investigations; Japanese; Northern California)

box 36, folder 398 Letter from V. S. McClatchy to Eliot G. Mears 1925 July 23 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Investigations; Japanese; Northern California)

box 36, folder 399 Letter from Harry E. Hull, Commissioner General, United States. Department of Labor, to Eliot G. Mears regarding immigration 1925 May-June Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Investigations, Population; Japanese, Chinese, and Filipino; Washington, D.C.)

box 36, folder 400 Letter from F. M. Hudson, Secretary of the Produce Exchange, Los Angeles, to Eliot G. Mears 1924 October 31 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Competition and land, Americanization; Japanese and Chinese; Southern California)

box 36, folder 401 "500 Chinese Students in City School," extract from the San Francisco Examiner 1925 October 18 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization; Chinese; Northern California)

box 36, folder 402 "Goto Attacks U.S. Stand on Colonization," extract from the San Francisco Chronicle 1925 may 25 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Communities, Population; Japanese)

box 36, folder 403 "Japanese Colonists on Ohio Farm to Hire White Labor, Promoters Say," extracts from Columbus Dispatch, Columbus Citizen, and Ohio State Journal, concerning a projected Japanese colony in Ohio Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Communities, Competition and land; Japanese; Ohio)

box 36, folder 404 "Story of Ling Joe of Tulare," by Reverend Benjamin Gould, First Congregational Church, Tulare, California 1924 July 3 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Life histories, Americanization, Competition and land; Chinese; Northern California)

box 36, folder 405 "Case of Woman, Raj Kaur," by H. V. White, Stockton, California 1924 July 17 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Social disorganization; East Indian; Northern California)

Box 37 box 37, folder 406 Letter from Richard R. Perkins, General Secretary, Young Men's Christian Association, San Francisco, to Vaughn MacCaughey 1924 May 9 Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Americanization, Communities, Goodwill; Japanese, Chinese, and Filipino; Northern California)

box 37, folder 407 "The Oriental and Property Values in San Jose: A Problem in City Planning and Expansion," report, Committee of San Jose Realty Board to questionnaire 1924 October 17 Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Communities, Competition and land; Japanese and Chinese; Northern California)

box 37, folder 408 Letter from Elbert E. Chandler, Occidental College, Los Angeles, California, to George Gleason 1924 May 2 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land; Hindu; Southern California)

box 37, folder 409 Hearings before the Committee on Immigration, United States. Congress. Senate (S 2576) 1924 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Investigations: Legislation, Competition and land; Oriental/Asiatic)

box 37, folder 410 Statement relating to Oriental gambling in Northern California (source unknown) Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Social disorganization; Japanese and Chinese; Northern California)

box 37, folder 411 The Japanese situation in Turlock County, California, during the Melon Harvest 1921 July Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Competition and land; Japanese; Northern California)

box 37, folder 412 Population and occupation of Filipinos and Chinese in San Joaquin County, California Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Population; Chinese and Filipino; Northern California)

box 37, folder 413 Talk, Eliot G. Mears, questions asked regarding Orientals, First Congregational Church, Oakland, California 1925 May 24 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Investigations; Japanese; Northern California)

box 37, folder 414 "Asiatic Problem also Menaces Future of British Columbia," extract from Illustrated Daily News, Los Angeles, California 1924 August 2 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land; Oriental/Asiatic; British Columbia)

box 37, folder 415 Study of vote cast in 1920 on Alien Land Law Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Investigations; Orientals/Asiatic; Northern and Southern California)

box 37, folder 416 The Koreans in Southern California Scope and Contents note (8 pages; Goodwill; Korean; Southern California)

box 37, folder 417 "The Place of the Korean in the Industrial Life of Los Angeles," by Adelaide Kim (a Korean girl) Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Communities, Competition and land, Americanization; Korean; Southern California)

box 37, folder 418 "Life History of Chan Yue Wong," by Lorena Sperry, Southern California Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Race consciousness; Chinese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 419 "The Younger Versus the Older Chinese in San Francisco," by Chan Yue Wong, Southern California Scope and Contents note (8 pages; Americanization, Race consciousness; Chinese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 420 "Japanese-American Intermarriage," by E. K., Southern California Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Intermarriage; Japanese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 421 "Autobiography of a Japanese Student," by William C. Smith, Southern California Scope and Contents note (7 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 422 "Miss C," by Masao Dodo, Southern California Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Americanization, Race consciousness; Japanese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 423 "The Life History of Kenichi Kawaguchi," Southern California Scope and Contents note (18 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 424 "Story of Ung Soy Afook," by Curtis E. Avery, Southern California Scope and Contents note (6 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Chinese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 425 "A Thumb Portrait of My Life History in Relation to America," by Magdaleno A. Abaya, Southern California Scope and Contents note (9 pages; Life histories; Americanization; Filipino; Southern California)

box 37, folder 426 "Interview with June Goto," by William C. Smith 1925 August 20 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 427 Life history – Japanese, Los Angeles Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Life histories; Japanese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 428 Life history of Reverend Paul Tamura Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Life histories, Goodwill; Japanese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 429 Autobiography of Shigeru Okada, Occidental College, Los Angeles 1925 August 3 Scope and Contents note (8 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 430 "The Acculturation of Japanese Girls in California," by Shizuko Kawasaki Scope and Contents note (9 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 431 Life history of Shizuko Kawasaki, Southern California Scope and Contents note (12 pages; Life histories; Japanese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 432 "The Japanese Free Methodist Mission of Los Angeles," by Mr. Dodo Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Goodwill; Japanese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 433 "The Social Welfare Works of the Japanese M. E. Mission," Los Angeles, by Masao Dodo Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Goodwill; Japanese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 434 Interview with Reverend Paul Tamura Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Goodwill; Japanese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 435 Pasadena Buddhists: Interview with Reverend Paul K. Tamura Scope and Contents note (1 page; Goodwill; Japanese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 436 "The Japanese Churches in Los Angeles," by Marion Zook Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Goodwill; Japanese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 437 "Los Angeles Japanese Reformed Church," Los Angeles, California, by Edna Vickstrom Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Goodwill; Japanese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 438 "The Baptist, Chicago: Work Among the Hindus," by Theodore Fieldbrave 1925 January 24 Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Goodwill; Hindu)

box 37, folder 439 "Notes on the Japanese Community of San Diego," by Mollie Baker, San Diego Scope and Contents note (14 pages; Community, Competition and land, Goodwill; Japanese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 440 "Life of the Japanese People in Montebello," by Llora Ashleigh 1925 May 15 Scope and Contents note (10 pages; Communities, Racial traits; Japanese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 441 "Interview with Mrs. K. S. Young," American-born Chinese woman, Los Angeles, California, by Catharine Holt 1925 April 17 Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Americanization; Chinese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 442 "Interview with Peter Soohoo (Chinese)," by William C. Smith, Los Angeles 1925 August 7 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization; Chinese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 443 "The Life History of Edward L. C." (as written by himself), Southern California Scope and Contents note (13 pages; Americanization; Chinese; Southern California)

box 37, folder 444 "Interview with Mr. Wong (Si Fu?)," Chinese merchant, Ferguson Alley, by Catharine Holt 1924 July 29 Scope and Contents note (1 page; Americanization; Chinese; Southern California)

Box 38 box 38, folder 445 "Young People's Week," 1925 April 5 to 11, report by Masao Dodo, Federation of the Japanese Young Men's Associations of Southern California Scope and Contents note (23 pages; Americanization, Communities; Japanese; Southern California)

box 38, folder 446 Interviews regarding Melba Yonemura, mixed Japanese-American high school girl, Los Angeles, California, by Catharine Holt Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 38, folder 447 "Oriental Bits," by Marion Harrison, Southern California Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Heritages, Intermarriage; Japanese and Chinese; Southern California)

box 38, folder 448 "Experiences with Orientals," by El Koempel, Southern California Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Racial traits, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 38, folder 449 "The Receding Menace," Southern California Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Americanization, Race consciousness; Chinese; Southern California)

box 38, folder 450 "My Knowledge of the Japanese and Filipinos," by M. Gardiner, Southern California Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Americanization, Racial traits; Japanese and Filipino; Southern California)

box 38, folder 451 "Personal Experiences with the Orientals," by Curtis Smith, Southern California Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Competition and land; Japanese and Chinese; Southern California)

box 38, folder 452 "Some Japanese Families in Southern California," by Constance Ricketts Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Racial traits; Japanese; Southern California)

box 38, folder 453 "The Oriental as I Have Known Him," by Kathryn E. Avery, Southern California Scope and Contents note (3 pages; Americanization; Korean and Chinese; Southern California)

box 38, folder 454 "Relations with Orientals," by James N. Ewart, Southern California Scope and Contents note (4 pages; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 38, folder 455 "My Experiences with Orientals," by Fannie W. Boyd, Southern California Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 38, folder 456 Letter to Professor Eliot G. Mears from George W. Hinman 1925 May 8 Scope and Contents note San Francisco, California (5 pages; Goodwill; Japanese; Northern California)

box 38, folder 457 Letter to Eliot G. Mears from E. D. Merrill, Dean, College of Agriculture, California 1925 March 18 Scope and Contents note (2 pages; Competition and land, Americanization; Filipino; Northern California)

box 38, folder 458 "Problems of Second Generation," by F. K. Sakuda, Department of Sociology, University of Southern California Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 38, folder 459 "My Life History," by L. Toyama Scope and Contents note (5 pages; Life histories, Americanization; Japanese; Southern California)

box 38, folder 460 Personal letters received by Fumie Yanagisawa, age 13, after winning prize for best essay on "Patriotism" in American Legion contest 1926 April-July Scope and Contents note (5 pages)