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RT. HON. W.L. M. KING MG 26, J 4 Memoranda and Notes/Mémoires Et Manuscript Division des Division manuscrits RT. HON. W.L. M. KING MG 26, J 4 Memoranda and notes/mémoires et notes Finding Aid No. 502 / Instrument de recherche no 502 Prepared by Jean Dryden in 1974 and revised in June 1979. Préparé par Jean Dryden en 1974 et révisé en 1979. Révisions Further additions and revisions in 1982, 1984 and 2001 et renseignements supplémentaires en 1982, 1984 et 2001 RT. HON. W.L. M. KING PAPERS MEMORANDA AND NOTES, J4 SERIES ACCESS RESTRICTIONS Access to this material is governed by the 30 year rule NOTES 1. Researchers wishing to use the original papers are requested to order material by volume number preceded by the designation MG 26 J 4. 2. Researchers who wish to use the microfilm copy are requested to order by reel number. 3. Finding aids to other series in the King Papers are available in the Reference Room and the Prime Ministers Section. TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE 1. Memoranda and Notes, 1887-1921 - Volume 1-50 ......................................................... 1-11 2. Memoranda and Notes, 1922-1932 - Volume 51-147 ...................................................... 12-36 3. Memoranda and Notes, 1933-1939 - Volume 148-230 ..................................................... 37-67 4. Memoranda and Notes, 1940-1950 - Volume 231-381 .................................................... 68-112 5. Memoranda and Notes, 1940-1950 - Additional - July 1974 - Volumes 410-416 .............................. 117-118 6. Memoranda and Notes "Black Binder" Series, 1937-1947 - Volumes 382-409 ................................ 113-116 Volumes 410-428 ................................ 117-124 RT. HON. W.L. M. KING PAPERS MEMORANDA AND NOTES, J4 SERIES (1887-1921) LIST OF FILES Vol. File Subject First Page Reel 1 1 Aberdeen, Lord and Lady C1 C1953 1 2 Agriculture C4 C1953 1 3 American Association for International Conciliation C162 C1953 1 4 Anglo-Japanese Relations C180 C1953 1 5 Art and Literature C228 C1953 1 6 Autographs C300 C1953 1 7 Berlin High School C353 C1953 1 8 Board of Commerce C558 C1953 1 9 Borden, Sir Robert C583 C1953 1 10 Brown, Adam C585 C1953 RT. HON. W.L.M. KING 6 MEMORANDA AND NOTES MG 26, J4 Vol. File Subject First Page Reel 1 11 Burke, Kathleen C588 C1953 1 12 Burnaby, R.W.E. C599 C1953 1 13 By-elections C600 C1953 2 14 Cabinet Formation, 1921 C621 C1953 2 15 Calling Cards C709 C1953 2 16 Campbell, Basil C768 C1953 2 17 Campbell, William Wilfred C770 C1953 2 18 Canada - History C820 C1953 2 19 Canadian-American Relations C823 C1953 2 20 Canadian Association for International Conciliation C875 C1953 2 21 Canadian Club of Ottawa C887 C1953 2 22 Canadian Patriotic Fund C911 C1953 2 23 Combines Investigation Act, 1910 (1) C1095 C1953 (to p. C1166) C1955 2 23 Combines Investigation Act, 1910 (1) C1167 C1954 RT. HON. W.L.M. KING MG 26, J4 MEMORANDA AND NOTES 7 Vol. File Subject First Page Reel 3 24 Combines Investigation Act, 1910 (2) C1265 C1954 3 25 Combines Investigation Act, 1910 (3) C1592 C1954 3 26 Combines Investigation Act, 1910 (4) C1740 C1954 4 27 Combines Investigation Act, 1910 (5) C1992 C1954 4 28 Combines Investigation Act, 1910 (6) C2174 C1954 (to p. C2310) C1955 4 29 Combines Investigation Act, 1910 (7) C2416 C1955 4 30 Co-operative Movement C2733 C1955 4 31 Cost of Living C2748 C1955 4 32 Credit Societies C2754 C1955 4 33 Education - Industrial Training and Technical Education C2756 C1955 4 34 Election of 1908 C2780 C1955 5 35 Election of 1911 C2855 C1955 5 36 Election of 1917 (1) C2923 C1955 RT. HON. W.L.M. KING 8 MEMORANDA AND NOTES MG 26, J4 Vol. File Subject First Page Reel 5 37 Election of 1917 (2) C3422 C1955 5 38 Election of 1921 C3769 C1955 (to p.C3823) C1956 6 39 Fisher, Sydney C3960 C1956 6 40 Fleming, Sir Sandford C3963 C1956 6 41 Franchise (1) C3977 C1956 6 42 Franchise (2) C4164 C1956 6 43 Freight Rates C4352 C1956 6 44 Gerry, Peter G. C4356 C1956 6 45 Grant, Sir James A. C4359 C1956 6 46 Greetings (1) C4369 C1956 7 47 Greetings (2) C4448 C1956 7 48 Greetings (3) C4507 C1956 7 49 Grenfell, Wilfred T. C4577 C1956 RT. HON. W.L.M. KING MG 26, J4 MEMORANDA AND NOTES 9 Vol. File Subject First Page Reel 7 50 Harper, Henry Albert C4607 C1956 7 51 Harvard University C4720 C1956 7 52 Harvard University - Essays C4766 C1957 8 53 Harvard University - Examinations C4859 C1957 8 54 Harvard University - Notes - Banking and History of Leading Banking C4897 C1957 Systems (Dunbar) 8 55 Harvard University - Notes - Economic History of U.S. (Callendar) C5203 C1957 8 56 Harvard University - Notes - Economic Theory in the 19th Century C5342 C1957 (Taussig) 9 57 Harvard University - Notes - Economics Seminar C5622 C1957 9 58 Harvard University - Notes - Financial Administration and Public Debts C5629 C1957 (Dunbar) (1) 9 59 Harvard University - Notes - Financial Administration and Public Debts C5767 C1957 (Dunbar) (2) 9 60 Harvard University - Notes - History and Literature of Economics C5926 C1957 (to (Ashley) (1) p.C6042) C1958 RT. HON. W.L.M. KING 10 MEMORANDA AND NOTES MG 26, J4 Vol. File Subject First Page Reel 9 61 Harvard University - Notes - History and Literature of Economics C6067 C1958 (Ashley) (2) 10 62 Harvard University - Notes - History and Literature of Economics C6237 C1958 (Ashley) (3) 10 63 Harvard University - Notes - Industrial Revolution (Cunningham) C6607 C1958 10 64 Harvard University - Notes - International Payments (Dunbar) C6862 C1958 11 65 Harvard University - Notes - Labour Question in Europe and U.S. C7071 C1958 (E. Cummings) 11 66 Harvard University - Notes - Methods of Economic Investigation C7171 C1958 (Taussig) 11 67 Harvard University - Notes - Miscellaneous C7211 C1958 11 68 Harvard University - Notes - Modern Economic History of Europe and C7233 C1958 (to America (Ashley) p. C7305) C1959 11 69 Harvard University - Notes - Outlines of Economics (Taussig) C7434 C1959 12 70 Harvard University - Notes - Principles of Sociology (E. Cummings) C7719 C1959 RT. HON. W.L.M. KING MG 26, J4 MEMORANDA AND NOTES 11 Vol. File Subject First Page Reel 12 71 Harvard University - Notes - Theory and Methods of Taxation (Taussig) C8002 C1959 12 72 Harvard University - Notes - Western Civilization (Cunningham) C8223 C1959 13 73 Honours and Awards C8491 C1960 13 74 Housing C8597 C1960 13 75 Immigration C8603 C1960 13 76 Imperial Conference of 1921 C8811 C1960 13 77 Imperial Relations C8839 C1960 13 78 Industrial Accidents C8898 C1960 13 79 Industrial Disputes C9051 C1960 13 80 Industrial Disputes - Alberta Railway and Irrigation Co., 1906 C9065 C1960 13 81 Industrial Disputes - Grand Trunk Railway, 1910 C9119 C1960 13 82 Industrial Disputes - Western Fuel Co., 1905 C9338 C1960 14 83 Industrial Disputes Investigation Act, 1907 (1) C9428 C1960 RT. HON. W.L.M. KING 12 MEMORANDA AND NOTES MG 26, J4 Vol. File Subject First Page Reel 14 84 Industrial Disputes Investigation Act, 1907 (2) C9651 C1960 (to p. C9754) C1961 14 85 Industrial Disputes Investigation Act, 1907 (3) C9917 C1961 14 86 Industrial Disputes Investigation Act, 1907 (4) C10138 C1961 15 87 Industrial Disputes Investigation Act, 1907 (5) C10233 C1961 15 88 Industrial Disputes Investigation Act, 1907 (6) C10499 C1961 15 89 Industrial Relations (1) C10615 C1961 15 90 Industrial Relations (2) C10831 C1961 16 91 Industrial Relations - Survey by Robert F. Forester, 1914 (1) C11017 C1962 16 92 Industrial Relations - Survey by Robert F. Forester, 1914 (2) C11205 C1962 16 93 Industrial Relations - U.S. Commission, 1915 (1) C11349 C1962 16 94 Industrial Relations - U.S. Commission, 1915 (2) C11600 C1962 17 95 "Industry and Humanity" - Notes and Drafts (1) C11770 C1962 RT. HON. W.L.M. KING MG 26, J4 MEMORANDA AND NOTES 13 Vol. File Subject First Page Reel 17 96 "Industry and Humanity" - Notes and Drafts (2) C11964 C1962 (to p. C12207) C1963 17 97 "Industry and Humanity" - Notes and Drafts (3) C12229 C1963 17 98 "Industry and Humanity" - Notes and Drafts (4) C12447 C1963 18 99 "Industry and Humanity" - Charts and Diagrams C12617 C1963 18 100 "Industry and Humanity" - Manuscript (1) C12643 C1963 18 101 "Industry and Humanity" - Manuscript (2) C12921 C1963 18 102 "Industry and Humanity" - Letter of Transmittal C13200 C1963 18 103 "Industry and Humanity" - Publication C13210 C1963 18 104 International Hygiene Exibition, Dresden, 1910 C13305 C1963 19 105 International Opium Commission, Shanghai, 1909 (1) C13309 C1963 (to p. C13415) C1964 19 106 International Opium Commission, Shanghai, 1909 (2) C13490 C1964 19 107 Interprovincial Relations C13665 C1964 RT. HON. W.L.M. KING 14 MEMORANDA AND NOTES MG 26, J4 Vol. File Subject First Page Reel 19 108 Invitations A - C1 C13675 C1964 19 109 Invitations Co - D C13755 C1964 20 110 Invitations E - Gr C13815 C1964 20 111 Invitations Gr - K C13870 C1964 20 112 Invitations L - M C13935 C1964 20 113 Invitations N - R C14013 C1964 21 114 Invitations S - Y C14057 C1964 21 115 James, Robert Coleman C14119 C1964 21 116 King, W.L. Mackenzie - Articles, "Canada’s Position as a C14127 C1964 Manufacturing Country", 1904 21 117 King, W.L. Mackenzie - Biographical C14140 C1964 21 118 King, W.L. Mackenzie - Clubs and Associations C14267 C1964 21 119 King, W.L. Mackenzie - Department of Labour Career, 1900-1911 C14323 C1964 21 120 King, W.L. Mackenzie - Finances C14433 C1964 RT. HON. W.L.M. KING MG 26, J4 MEMORANDA AND NOTES 15 Vol. File Subject First Page Reel 22 121 King, W.L. Mackenzie - "Labour Reports" C14581 C1964 (to p.C14751) C1965 22 122 King, W.L. Mackenzie - Mission to England, 1906 C15050 C1965 22 123 King, W.L. Mackenzie - Mission to England, 1908 C15072 C1965 22 124 King, W.L. Mackenzie - Mission to India and China, 1908-1909 (1) C15286 C1965 22 125 King, W.L.
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