Fred Morris Dearing Papers (C2926)

Collection Number: C2926

Collection Title: Fred Morris Dearing Papers

Dates: 1897-1961

Creator: Dearing, Fred Morris, 1879-1963

Abstract: Memoirs, editorial notes, news clippings, personal and general correspondence, bills, and receipts, original poetry, essays, short stories, and a collection of annotated books of a career diplomat.

Collection Size: 22.4 cubic feet (1624 folders, 28 volumes)

Language: Collection materials are in English.

Repository: The State Historical Society of Missouri

Restrictions on Access: Collection is open for research. This collection is available at The State Historical Society of Missouri Research Center-Columbia. If you would like more information, please contact us at [email protected]. Collections may be viewed at any research center.

Restrictions on Use: Materials in this collection may be protected by copyrights and other rights. See Rights & Reproductions on the Society’s website for more information and about reproductions and permission to publish.

Preferred Citation: [Specific item; box number; folder number] Fred Morris Dearing Papers (C2926); The State Historical Society of Missouri Research Center-Columbia [after first mention may be abbreviated to SHSMO-Columbia].

Donor Information: The papers were donated to the University of Missouri by Fred Morris Dearing on April 16, 1946 (Accession No. CA2854). Additional material was donated from 1946-1957.

Processed by: Processed by Daniel Brown, March 1972. Finding aid revised by Elizabeth Engel in May 2014 and by Erika Van Vranken on June 2, 2020.

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Biographical Note:

Born in Columbia, Missouri, and a graduate of the University of Missouri, Dearing became a career officer in the United States Foreign Service. He served in a variety of stations, including Cuba, England, Mexico, Portugal, China, Peru, Sweden, and Belgium. Dearing achieved the rank of Ambassador during his tour in Peru. He retired in 1937.

Dearing was married to Dorothy Sittenham. They had one son, Donn.

Arrangement:

The collection has been arranged into the following three series:

Memoirs Miscellaneous Material Books

Scope and Content Note:

In each memoir, the earliest edition is detailed. Where subsequent editions show only stylistic changes, this is noted, along with corresponding folder numbers for the original entry on the same material. If contextual changes occur, the changed content is detailed.

More complete series descriptions are located in the container list.

Container List:

Memoirs Series f. 1-26 Memoir I, 1941 Edition f. 1 Title page; dedication page; Foreword; Sets forth objectives of and methodology used in the memoirs. f. 2 Ch. I-III. Early education and influences; studies at University of Missouri, Columbia; description of family; motivation to join Foreign Service. f. 3 Ch. IV-VII. Formative influences; profiles of Laura Matthews, Lucy and Nick Winchester, Professor Raymond Weeks; country school recruitment c. 1900; description of a country school. f. 4 Ch. VIII-XII. 1900-1901. Decision to leave Missouri; examinations for position as translator; Commandant at Height's Military Academy; social life in Washington; assignments in Post Office Department and Department of Agriculture. f. 5 Ch. XIII-XV. 1901-1904. Description of studies at School of Jurisprudence and Diplomacy; profiles of J.M. Harlan, D.J. Brewer, J.W. Foster, D.J. Hill, W.W. Rockhill. f. 6 Ch. XVI-XVIII. 1904. Private secretary to Minister in Cuba; description of voyage, New York to Havana; first impressions of Havana; housing accommodations; food; colleagues; duties of private secretary.

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f. 7 Ch. XIX-XXI. 1904-1905. Effect of tropics on productivity; sports; reading; minister recalled; trip home; attempts to enter Foreign Service; return to Cuba. f. 8 Ch. XXII-XXV. 1905. Anglo-American competition for Cuban markets; Cuban music and theatre; American intervention in Cuba; diplomatic decision making from the field. f. 9 Ch. XXVI-XXIX. 1905. Assignment as secretary to new minister to Cuba; growing responsibilities at legation; poetic stirrings; poems; Cuban witchcraft; profiles of Edwin Morgan and Willard Straight; founders and purpose of the American International Corporation; virtues of business experience. f. 10 Ch. XXX-XXXIV. 1905-1906. Philosophy of diplomacy; letter to Colonel House about upward mobility of professional diplomats-•morale factor; opinion of Woodrow Wilson; entrance into Foreign Service; Cuban dance. f. 11 Ch. XXXV-XXXVII. 1906. American diplomacy during Cuban revolution; Taft Commission hearings; profiles of rebel leaders; profile of Enoch Crowder. f. 12 Ch. XXXVIII-XL. 1906-1907. Profiles of W.H. Taft, Robert Bacon, Elihu Root; poem; scenes of Havana; Cuban social manners; transfer to China. f. 13 Ch. XLI-XLIV. 1907. Description of trip through U.S.; Grand Canyon, post-earthquake San Francisco; voyage across the Pacific Ocean; first impressions of Japan. f. 14 Ch. XLV-XLVII. 1907. Description of life in Shanghai; Chinese character and customs; work at legation in Peking; study of Mandarin language; local rebellions; impact of missionaries; sports; profile of Henry P. Fletcher. f. 15 Ch. XLIX-LII. 1907. Sino-Japanese relations; Russian interests; Tartar Wall; description of outskirts of Peking; profiles of Yuan Shih Kai, Tang Shao-Y, and Wu Ting Fang, J.O.P. Bland; cholera; Russian studies. f. 16 Ch. LIII-LVI. 1907-1908. Exotic residents in Peking; ritual of diplomatic presentation to Dowager Empress; Imperial Palace described; visitors from home; illness; voyage to Japan; Japanese theatre and dance; description of Seoul. f. 17 Ch. LVII-LX. 1908-1909. Voyage, Korea to China; illness; comments on international maneuverings in China; voyage to San Francis• co; medical attention; interview with Robert Bacon; profile of Huntington Wilson; reassignment to Cuba; concerts in New York. f. 18 Ch. LXI-LXV. 1909. Sketches of colleagues, anecdote about Jose Miguel Gomez family; diplomatic social life; local personalities. f. 19 Ch. LXVI-LXIX. 1909. Philosophy of diplomacy; duties of charge; profile of Norman Davis; clothing needs; voyage to Mexico; poem. f. 20 Ch. LXX-LXXIV. 1909-1910. Description of Mexican cities; meeting with President Taft; profile of J.B. Jackson; assignment

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to London; voyage from Cuba to New Orleans; family ancestry; first impressions of England; personal adjustment in London. f. 21 Ch. LXXV-LXXVI. 1910. Sightseeing in London; duties at the Embassy; friends; food; profile of Whitelaw Reid; description of Ambassador's residence. f. 22 Ch. LXXVII-LXXVIII. 1910. Profiles of Mrs. W. Reid, Sir Edward Grey, Lady Asquith, Mrs. Ogden Reid and W. Philips; English country estates; methods used by young diplo mats to get promotions. f. 23 Ch. LXXIX-LXXX. 1910. English weather; profiles of Commodore Peary, J.J. Morgan, Kermit Roosevelt, Hoffman Philip; death and funeral of King Edward VII; Theodore Roosevelt at the funeral and subsequent speech-making. f. 24 Ch. LXXXI-LXXXII. 1910 Impressions of Oxford; Hyde Park speeches; horse show; social life; visit to Paris. f. 25 Ch. LXXXIII-LXXXIV. 1910. Seeing Henry James; impressions of Cambridge, the Hague, Brussels, Bruge. f. 26 Ch. LXXXV-LXXXVI. 1910. Appointment to Embassy in Mexico; impression of Gradys Cooper; last thoughts of London. f. 27-52 Memoir I, 1944 Edition f. 27-35 Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 1-9, 1941 Edition. f. 36 Ch. XXX-XXXIV. 1905-1906. Letter to Colonel House omitted from this and subsequent editions. Has been placed in Memoir IV. f. 37-52 Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 11-26, 1941 Edition. f. 53-78 Memoir I, 1945 Edition f. 53-62 Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 27-35, 1944 Edition. f. 63 Ch. XXXVI. 1906. Copies of messages to T. Roosevelt from charge in Cuba explaining events leading up to interventionism in Havana; role of Pres. Palma in revolution; critique of book on Inter-American relations by Leland Jenks; guidelines used by interventionists. f. 64-69 Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 38-43, 1944 Edition. f. 70 Ch. LXI-LXIII. 1907-1909. Summary of Cuban-American relations for 1907-1909. f. 71-78 Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 45-52, 1944 Edition. f. 79-104 Memoir I, 1946 Edition. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 53- 78, 1945 Edition. f. 105-130 Memoir I, 1955 Edition f. 105 Author notes reaction to State Department's editorial suggestions; Title page, dedication page; foreword; table of contents; poem. f. 106-130 Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 53-78, 1945 Edition. f. 131-156 1958 Edition. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 53-78, 1945 Edition. f. 157-192 1961 Edition. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 53-78, 1945 Edition. f. 193-216 Memoir II, August 1942 Edition f. 193 Manuscript; unchaptered; title page; note; methods of research, disclaimer; foreword; goals, essay on Mexico; U.S. role in

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Mexican affairs; introductory; inadequacy of Madero, Embassy- Washington Communications. f. 194 pp. 8-27. 1910. Organization of Mexican Centennial Celebration; special American representation; profiles of Henry Lane Wilson, Madero, anti-American riots; revolutionary stirrings; Mexican history from 1903; plan of San Luis Potosi; Embassy personnel; causes of anti-American feelings; protection cases; poetic translations. f. 195 pp. 28-46. 1910. Description of H.L. Wilson's personality; relationships with colleagues; short-sightedness in judging revolution and afterthoughts; description of a riot; American neutrality laws; H.L. Wilson analyses political conditions; summary of Taft's congressional message on Mexico, December 6, 1910; profile of Corral. f. 196 pp. 47-60. 1910-1911. Function of rank in Foreign Service; mother's visit; political developments in Mexico, January• February 1911; philosophy of non-interventionism; Embassy relationship with Diaz government; border maneuvers ordered; Dearing's predictions on the outcome of the revolution; Colorado River project; reassurances of non•intervention; opinion of H.L. Wilson; profiles of John Reed, Mrs. Madero. f. 197 pp. 61-79. 1911. Messages between Embassy and Washington; growing strength of Maderistas; safety of Americans in Mexico; role of Limantour; Mexican cabinet resigns; Madero states his plans and goals; R. Carrol leaves Mexico; Diaz offers reforms; Americans fired upon at border; Zapata activities; Dearing's opinion of H.L. Wilson. f. 198 pp. 80-102 (p. 97 missing). 1911. H.L. Wilson and the press; meeting with de la Barra; profile of H.L. Wilson; dissension among rebel groups. f. 199 pp. 103-128 (p. 120 missing). 1911. Compensation for war losses; de la Barra as interim president; riots; student leaders; Diaz flees Mexico; Madero enters Mexico City; Madero characterized; literary efforts. f. 200 pp. 129-157 (p. 154 missing). 1911. Opposition to Madero; local insurrections; de la Barra's reaction; war claims; colleagues; Madero's diplomatic reception; cleavage in Maderista ranks; profile of and conversation with de la Barra; Chamizal arbitration; attempts to quell Zapata and Villa; de la Barra and Reyes comment on Madero; platform of Progressive Constitutional Party. f. 201 pp. 158-180. 1911. Chamizal negotiations; forays against Zapata; convention of Maderistas; conversations with de la Barra and Gustavo Madero; description of trip from Texas to New Orleans; voyage from New Orleans to Panama; construction of Panama Canal; voyage to South America; description of Lima, Peru. f. 202 pp. 181-207. 1911. Description of a trip through Chile, Argentina; voyage to Europe; Portugal, first impressions.

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f. 203 pp. 208-231. 1911. Description of Portugal, Paris, Spain; meeting with Diaz, Corral and Limantour in Paris; England; voyage to New York; arrival in Washington, D.C. f. 204 pp. 232-252. 1911-1912. Awaiting orders in Washington; return to Mexico City; Taft's review of Mexican-American relations in 1911; H.L. Wilson's review of Mexican political conditions, September-December, 1911; assigned to Bureau of Latin American Affairs in Washington; conversation with and profile of Madero; profile of B. Reyes; attempts to nationalize Mexican railways; claims cases; voyage from Mexico to Florida via Cuba. f. 205 Manuscript; note; foreword; introduc• tory; reminiscences of Columbia and Boone County. f. 206-216 Ch. I-XXV. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 194-204. f. 217-228 Memoir II, 1943 Edition. Foreword; introductory; table of contents; Ch. I-XXV. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 194-204. f. 229-240 Memoir II, 1946 Edition. Foreword; introductory; table of contents; Ch. I-XXV; Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 194-204. f. 241-252 Memoir II, 1956 Edition. Foreword; introductory; table of contents; Ch. I-XXV; stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 194-204. f. 253-273 Memoir II, 1960 Edition. Foreword; introductory; table of contents; Ch. I-XXV; stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 194-204. f. 274-297 Memoir III, August 1942 Edition f. 274 pp. 256-269. 1912. Claims cases; counter-revolutionary stirrings; anti-American activities; H.L. Wilson's opinion of Madero; conversation with Secretary of State Philander Knox on his forthcoming trip to Latin America; relations with Colombia; profile of P. Knox; policy to assure protection of American life and property in Mexico; critique of performance by Raphael Kubelik. f. 275 pp. 270-297. 1912. Counter-revolution in Mexico; anti-American riots in Mexico City; H.L. Wilson's advice on protection of American citizens; requests for intervention; fall of Juarez; letter from Emilio Vasquez-Gomez to Madero; P. Knox's tour of Latin America; President Taft's warnings to Americans not to interfere in Mexican affairs; American attempts to remain neutral; claims cases. f. 276 pp. 298-313, 1912. President Taft's plan to control arms shipments to Mexico; State Department opposition; compromise and final proclamation; exceptions; report on political conditions in Mexico; cost of arms; problem of definition of munitions. f. 277 pp. 314-324. 1912. Fall of Torreon; difficulty communicating with Presidents; train assaults on American citizens; fight for control of the Mexican railroads; news censorship; opinion of Pancho Villa; Fountain case; threats by Pancho Villa. f. 278 pp. 325-335. 1912. Fountain case; threatened railroad strike in Mexico; Pedro Lascaurain delimits Mexico's obligations to protect Americans during internal strife; Pascual Orozco's reply to American demands for protection guarantees; irresponsible newspapers; transport BUFORD sent to Mexican waters; tax

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leveed by revels; transit through American territory for federal troops; oil interests and intervention.

f. 279 pp. 336-347. 1912. V. Huerta defeats P. Orozco; H.L. Wilson describes military and political developments in Mexico; arrest of Pancho Villa; claims cases; comments on upcoming American presidential election; philosophy of education. f. 280 pp. 348-362. 1912. Plan of "gradual approach"; progress of counter-revolution; nomination of Woodrow Wilson; annexationist activities and counter arguments; trouble in Casas Grandes; claims cases; H.L. Wilson reports on conditions in Mexico City. f. 281 pp. 363-385. 1912. H.L. Wilson describes impotency of Mexican government to protect foreigners; President Taft and ambassador Colero discuss protection of foreigners; personality profile of Taft; Mexican response to the "Blast"; paraphrase of the "Blast"; Magdalena Bay affair; influence of Gustavo Madero; news of various insurrections; question of transit of federal soldiers through United States territory. f. 282 pp. 386-411. 1912. V. Huerta v. F. Madero; internal lineups; American presidential campaign and election; rise and fall of Felix Diaz; comments on Theodore Roosevelt's campaign; 11 Counter Blast"; findings of the Department of War's Investigating Commission; Converse-Blatt affair. f. 283 pp. 412-438. 1913. Mexico denies responsibility for American losses; analysis of President Taft's annual message to Congress; efforts to establish a professional non-political Foreign Service; description of Chicago; H.L. Wilson's picture of Mexico in chaos. f. 284 pp. 439-959. 1913. Counter-revolution; intervention possibilities; H.L. Wilson's requests for autonomy; interventionist pressure; relations between H.L. Wilson, F. Madero, and Felix Diaz; conflict between State Department and President Taft; "Ten Tragic Days11; arrest of Madero; Huerta• Diaz agreements; role of the American ambassador in changeover government in Mexico; profile of Venustiano Carranza; question of recognition of Huerta government. f. 285 pp. 460-479. 1913. Death of Madero and Jose Pifio-Suarez; troop movements to Texas; Huerta moves against Carranza; "Blast" demands reiterated; border conflicts; question of recognition of Huerta regime; profile of William Jennings Bryan. f. 286-297 Memoir III, December 1942 Edition. Chapter XXV-XLIV. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 274-285. f. 298-309 Memoir III, 1944 Edition. Chapter XXV-XLIV. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 274-285. f. 310-322 Memoir III, 1946 Edition. Title page; introductory; table of contents. Chapter I-XX. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 274-285. f. 323-335 Memoir III, 1954 Edition. Chapter I-XX. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 310, 274-285. f. 336-348 Memoir III, 1959 Edition. Chapter I-XX. Stylistic changes only.

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Corresponds to f. 310, 274-285. f. 349-359 Memoir IV, August 1942 Edition f. 349 pp. 428-433, 480-489. 1913. Profiles of Woodrow Wilson, William Jennings Bryan; influence of Madero family on Woodrow Wilson; commendation for Henry Lane Wilson; meetings with Bryan on Mexican affairs; reports on Venustiano Carranza's activities; President Wilson's speech on relations with Latin America analyzed; discussion of recognition of V. Huerta regime; H.L. Wilson's report on the "Decena Tragica." f. 350 pp. 490-491, 494-502. 1913. Conflict with Bryan over commendation proposal; President Wilson's Latin American policy; fighting in Mexico. f. 351 pp. 503-510, 311-314. 1913. Discussion of recognition of Huerta's regime; profile of William Jennings Bryan; summary of statement, "Considerations on According Recognition to the Present de facto Government of Mexico"; John Barrett Moore's opinion of Bryan (For complete text of "Considerations…" see f. 385). f. 352 pp. 315-317, 518-526. 1913. Conditions in Mexico; U.S. relations with Huerta; analysis of Huerta's position; H.L. Wilson reports on Huerta administration; President Wilson's relationship with the Madero family; new appointments in the State Department; attempts to get job transfer; internal conflict in State Department. f. 353 pp. 527-544. 1913. Conflict between H.L. Wilson and President Wilson; Mexican pressure for recognition; Diaz-Huerta split; reception at the White House; comments on Bryan's behavior; President Wilson's policy reply to H.L. Wilson on recognition of Huerta; opinion of intervention. f. 354-355 pp. 545-561, 562-587. 1913. Bryan's management of the State Department criticized; assessment of Huerta's potentialities and President Wilson's handling of Mexican affairs; communique of thanks to Zapata; trip to New England; assignment to Brussels; voyage to Europe; resignation of H.L. Wilson; description of Ireland and Scotland. f. 356 pp. 588-629. 1913. Critique of President Wilson's foreign policies; role of John Lind in Mexican affairs; description of legation offices in Brussels; profile of Andrew Carnegie; reception at the Belgian Palace; profile of the Thomas Wilson Page family and Henry Van Dyke; description of Ghent. f. 357 pp. 630-654. 1913. Mexican affairs; description of the Belgian royal family; travel through Italy, Tunisia, Algeria, Switzerland; assignment to Spain. f. 358 pp. 655-679. 1913. Description of Pompeii, Sicily. f. 359 pp. 680-706. 1914. Description of Belgian court ball; social life in Brussels; profile of Brand Whitlock; review and analysis of President Wilson's Mexican policy; profile of the Queen of Belgium; trip through France to Spain. f. 360-368 Memoir IV, December 1942 Edition. Ch. XLV-LXV. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 349-359.

Go to top (C2926) Fred Morris Dearing Papers Page 9 f. 369-374 Memoir IV, 1944 Edition. Ch. XLV-LV. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 349-359. f. 375-381 Memoir IV, 1946 Edition f. 375-380 Ch. XXI-XXXI. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 349- 359. f. 381 1914. Postscript: Mexican affairs; Gamboa note; President Wilson's speech to Congress on Mexican affairs and Dearing's critique of same. f. 382-389 Memoir IV, 1954 Edition. Introduction, Contents, Ch. I-XII. Stylistic changes. Corresponds to f. 349-359. f. 385 Copy of “Considerations on According Recognition to the Present de facto Government of Mexico.” f. 390-402 Memoir V, 1945 Edition f. 390 Title page, Table of Contents, Foreword. f. 391-395 Ch. I-XI. 1913-1914. Repetition of f. 356-359. f. 396 Ch. XII-XIII. 1914. Arrival in Madrid; Embassy routine; Spanish dance; profile of King Alfonso of Spain; description of a Field Officer's report to the State Department; descriptions of Madrid countryside, the Escarial, the Esplanade, the Salas Capitulares. f. 397 Ch. XIV-XV. 1914. Description of Toledo; critique of El Greco's paintings; profile of the Joseph E. Willard family; ceremony of the washing of the feet; Spanish nobility; profile of Winston Churchill; comments on Woodrow Wilson's handling of Mexican affairs; visit to the Palacio Tiria; social life; Spanish dancing. f. 398 Ch. XVI-XVII. 1914. Trip south from Madrid to Sevilla; description of Sevilla, Granada, the Alhambra, Algericas, Tangiers, Gibralter, return trip to Madrid; profiles of Theodore and Kermit Roosevelt; luncheon with the King and Queen of Spain; Nijinsky dances - a critique; U.S. intervention in Mexico; wedding of Kermit Roosevelt and Belle Willard. f. 399 Ch. XVIII-XIX. 1914. Spanish dancing; discussion of sensuality; trip to Avila; Spanish funeral; art. f. 400 Ch. XX-XXI. 1914. Opinion of Woodrow Wilson's personality and his Mexican connections; start of World War I; description of Segovia. f. 401 Ch. XXII-XXIII. 1914. Description of Cardona and Salamanca. f. 402 Ch. XXIV-XXV. 1914. Discussion of conditions leading to World War I. Description of Valencia, Burgas. f. 403-417 Memoir V, 1946 Edition. Ch. I-XXV. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 390-402. f. 418-443 Memoir V, 1954 Edition. Ch. I-XXV. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 390-402. f. 444-456 Memoir VI, 1944 Edition f. 444-445 Ch. XXV-XXVIII. 1914. Evacuation of Americans from Spain as World War I begins; discussion of causes of World War I; war news; mother's death; description of San Sebastian, Valencia, Vigo, Santiago, Coruña, Leon, Bilbao Zaragoza, Arenca; voyage to United States; opinion of New York City and Washington, D.C., condition of the State Department.

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f. 446 Ch. XXIX-XXX. 1914. Reaction to mother's death; description and critique of the work done at the Mayo Clinic; description of St. Paul, Minneapolis, Winnipeg, Banff, Seattle, Portland, Vancouver, San Francisco; comments on American style of life; visit to Columbia, Missouri; John Bassett Moore comments on Woodrow Wilson and William Jennings Bryan. f. 447 Ch. XXXI-XXXII. 1914-1915. Voyage to Spain; comments on the psychology of war and peace; description of Marseilles, Arles, Carcasonne, Marbonne, Palma de Mallorca, Barcelona. f. 448-453 Ch. XXXIII-XXXIX. 1915. Spanish reaction to World War; religious philosophy; memory of a revival in Columbia, Missouri, in 1886; Woodrow Wilson's Mexican policy; Spanish art; courting Dorothy Sittenham; description of Tarragona, Jerez, Cadiz, Caceres, Trujillo; Holy Week in Madrid; comments on bullfighting; trip to Southern Spain; profile of Pierre Loti. f. 454 Ch. XL. 1915. Picture of University of Missouri-Columbia campus in the 1880's; early memories; description of Pamplona. f. 455 Ch. XLI. 1915. Voyage to United States to get married; family of the bride; attempts made to secure promotion; visit to Columbia, Missouri; wedding in New York; return to Spain. f. 456 Ch. XLII-XLIII. 1915-1916. Voyage to Europe; description of Babadilla; assignment to Russia; description of dinner party with King and Queen of Spain; comments on Spanish politics; en route to Petrograd. f. 457-469 Memoir VI, 1945 Edition. Ch. XXV-XLIII. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 444-456. f. 470-480 Memoir VI, 1947 Edition. Title page; Contents; Opening; Poem. Ch. I-XIX. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 444-456. f. 481-498 Memoir VI, 1960 Edition. Ch. I-XIX. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 470-480. f. 499-531 Memoir VII, 1945 Edition f. 499 Title page; foreword; prior impressions of Russia, predictions of the Russian Revolution, temporal context, goals of the mission, care of prisoners of war, role of United States as a neutral profile of David R. Francis. f. 500 Ch. I-II. 1916. Assigned to Petrograd; journey from Spain to Russia, through France, Switzerland and Germany; description of war time Paris, Zurich, Berlin; discussion of prisoner of war relief, German-American relations, German theatre, and psychology of German people. f. 501 Ch. III. 1916. Journey from Berlin to Stockholm; description of Copenhagen, Stockholm; discussion of Austro-German relations, President Wilson's administration; conversations with German representatives in Sweden on prisoner of war relief; analysis of Russian character.

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f. 502 Ch. IV-V. 1916. Review of events leading to war between Germany and Russia; internal conditions in Russia; trip through Finland to Russia; first impressions of Petrograd; feelings of impending catastrophe; impressions of the American colony; profile of George T. Marye; conditions at the American embassy; profile of Gregory Rasputin, Serghei D. Sagonoff; discussion with Sagonoff of projected trade treaty. f. 503 Ch. VI. 1916. Outline of projected duties; social life; administrative structure of the U.S. Embassy; American colony; description off Petrograd; prisoner of war relief work program outlined; comments on press censorship; ponders influence of Rasputin and Baris V. Sturmer; profile of Maurice Palealogue, Czar Nicholas II, and Czarina Alexandra. f. 504 Ch. VII. 1916. Swedish colony in Petrograd; ponders whereabouts of revolutionaries; status and role of the Duma; international diplomatic corps; roster of the Russian bureaucracy; attempts to cut through bureaucracy to do relief work. f. 505 Ch. VIII. 1916. Report to the State Department on condition of U.S. Embassy; attempts to repatriate German women, children and disabled men; Russian fears of espionage; plans to revamp U.S. Embassy. f. 506 Ch. IX-X. 1916. Description of Moscow; opinion of Russian people and character; report on war prisoners held by Russia; social obligations; status of and prognosis for Poland; Russo- Japanese relations; Easter services at St. Isaac's Church; Polish relief; shipping problems. f. 507 Ch. XI. 1916. Diplomatic protocol; arrival of Ambassador David R. Francis; discussion of projected trade treaty with Russia; working with inexperienced diplomats; audience with the Czar and Czarina; profile of the Czar; results of Francis' audience. f. 508 Ch. XII. 1916. Allied fears of Russian military inactivity; plan for prisoner of war relief work; Rasputin's theory of sin; profiles of Palealogue and Sir George Buchanan; inter• national banking; Russian ballet; dismissal of Sazanoff. f. 509 Ch. XIII-XIV. 1916. Opinion of Francis; secrecy at the Embassy; comments on Russian character; outline of Russian history; American business, financial ambitions in Russia; projected plans of the American International Corporation; prisoner of war relief work; profile of John R. Mott; "Society for Furthering Relations between Russia and America" condition of Jews; in Russia. f. 510 Ch. XV. 1916. Prisoner of war relief work; administrative •work at the Embassy; opinion of Francis. f. 511 Ch. XVI. 1916. Description of vacation in Finland; war news; Russo-Japanese trade treaty confirmed. f. 512 Ch. XVII. 1916. Feelings of imminent catastrophe; promotion to Counsellor of Embassy; discussion of Sturmer's loyalty. f. 513 Ch. XVIII. 1916. Status of Jewry in Russia; discussion of conflict between Russian people's needs and Czar's desires.

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f. 514 Ch. XIX. 1916. Continued conflict with Francis; social life; description of recruits starting for the battlefront, Alexander Museum; war news; Russian Jewry. f. 515 Ch. XX. 1916 Relations between Sturmer and Rasputin; roster of the "Occult Forces"; profile of Sturmer; visit to The Hermitage; characterization of the Russian proletariat. f. 516 Ch. XXI. 1916. Revolution predicted; dinner at the Japanese Embassy; services at Russian Orthodox churches; profile of A.D. Protopapoff; living conditions in Petrogrod. f. 517 Ch. XXII. 1916. Protopopoff's influence on the Czarina; imminence of revolution; cost of living in Petrograd. f. 518 Ch. XXIII. 1916. Poverty and famine; rumblings in the factories; leaving Petrograd; journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway to Vladivostock. f. 519 Ch. XXIV. 1916. Sights and impressions of Northern Russia. f. 520 Ch. XXV. 1916. Description of Siberia, China; visit to Peking; news of deteriorating conditions in Russia. f. 521 Ch. XXVI. 1916. Journey to Korea; description of Mukden; Japanese occupation; considers the origins of the Korean people; description of Seoul, Antung, Fusan; Japan – description of Kyoto, Yokohama; profile of Sumner Welles; voyage from Japan to Hawaii. f. 522 Ch. XXVII. 1917. Arrival at and description of Honolulu; voyage to California; account of Rasputin's death and other events in Russia; journey to New York; description of a Kansas City hotel; Allied attempts to keep Russia in the war; further disintegration of the Czarist regime. f. 523 Ch. XXVII. 1917. Invitation to join the American International Corporation (A.I.C.); submarine warfare; conditions in the State Department; U.S. breaks relations with Germany; analysis of investment opportunities in the Far East; description of Greenwich Village. f. 524 Ch. XXIX. 1917. Attempts to secure a post in the Foreign Service; comments on Russian character; critique of Isadora Duncan; operation and goals of the American International Corporation; news of famine and rioting in Russia. f. 525 Ch. XXX. 1917. Revolution in Russia; interviews for various possible jobs. f. 526 Ch. XXXI. 1917. Czar Nicholas abdicates predictions of Russia's future; critique of Cezanne's paintings; Ambassador Francis recognizes the Russian provisional government. f. 527 Ch. XXXII. 1917 Birth of Donn Dearing; interview with Colonel Edward M. House on the independence of the Foreign Service from political patronage; decision to leave Foreign Service; Alexander Kerensky's "Order No. 1"; German involvement in the Russian revolution. f. 528 Ch. XXXIII. 1917. Profile and critique of Paderewski's virtuosity; progress of the Russian revolution; U.S. enters World War I; profile of Lenin; visions of future Soviet Society; outline of the job with A.I.C.

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f. 529 Appendix I Exhibit I: A List of the Provincial Offices Agents, and Committees, through which relief is distributed to German and Austro-Hungarian Prisoners of War, (Civilian). Exhibit II: Order No. 697 of the War Department; Petrograd, October 31, 1914. Regulations Re. Prisoners of War. Exhibit III: A copy of the Instructions issued to Embassy delegates acting as members of provisional offices in the relief of German and Austro-Hungarian Civilian Prisoners. Exhibit IV: Copy of the Embassy's Note, No. 5172/S. II, May 18-31, 1916, to the Imperial Ministry for Foreign Affairs. Exhibit V: (1) Letter of Instruction to Field Delegates of the Embassy engaging in relief of Military Prisoners of War. (2) Sample form for reports. (3) Description of a camp, setting forth the essential points of camp organization and management; (4) Information for visiting delegates of the American Embassy. Exhibit VI: Copy of a circular letter of instruction on methods of submitting reports to the Russian government. f. 530 Appendix II. Copy of letter, October 7, 1916, to Ambassador Francis detailing the status of the Embassy in Petrograd and pro• posing a reorganization of the Embassy to effect an efficient operation; Table of Organization with proposed changes. f. 531 Appendix III. Copy of letter, March 12, 1917, to Colonel Edward M. House in which Dearing introduces himself, details his background and experience in the Foreign Service, and explains the need for an independent non-partisan career Foreign Service. f. 532-562 Memoir VII, 1947 Edition. Ch. I-XXXIII. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 499-528. Appendices I-III not in this edition. f. 563-593 Memoir VII, 1955 Edition. Ch. I-Y III. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 499-529. f. 583 Material from f. 530 included here in this edition. f. 593 Outline of a plan of Organization for the Care of German and Austro-Hungarian Interests. f. 594-629 Memoir VII, 1958 Edition. Ch. I-XXXIII. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 563-593. f. 630-647 Memoir VIII, 1948 Edition f. 630 Introductory; Comparison of Russia and United States; purpose of the American International Corporation (A.I.C.) as a vehicle for American entry into world affairs; results of World War I; review of previous memoirs. f. 631 Ch. I. 1917. Begins work at A.I.C.; hours and wages; responsibilities defined; schemes to develop the Philippines; critique of Isadora Duncan; Army recruitment drives; Root Commission to Russia; definition of freedom. f. 632 Ch. II. 1917. Woodrow Wilson as autocrat; Liberty Loan and other wartime measures; A.I.C. personalities and projected projects; profile of Marchese Marconi; Slums of New York City. f. 633 Ch. III. 1917. Descriptions of: trip to Canada, Newport, Rhode Island; Chinese• American relations; Ishii Mission; A.I.C.'s plans

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for restoration of the Grand Canal in China; Japanese-American relations; critique of Fritz Kreisler's virtuosity. f. 634 Ch. IV. 1917-1918. Progress on Grand Canal restoration; Fourteen Points; critique of Brand Whitlock's memoirs and John Sargent's portrait of John D. Rockefeller; profile of Wellington Koo; Lenin's foreign policy. f. 635 Ch. V. 1918. A.I.C. business; profile of George Bellows and Thomas Woodlock; investigation of Hog Island Shipyards; war news; critique of Albert Ryder's paintings. f. 636 Ch. VI, 1918. Financial status of A.I.C. projects; origins of A.I.C.; profile of Charles Schwab; discussion of aesthetics and war with George Bellows; consideration of post-war imperatives; the morality of capitalism. f. 637 Ch. VII. 1918. Continuing diversification of A.I.C. projects; future of Asia, Africa and Russia; profile of Charles A. Stone, E.T. Williams and Frank A. Vanderlip; import and export of tea; description of Gloucester, Massachusetts; war news; social life. f. 638 Ch. VIII. 1918. Composition and function of the American Bank Group; China projects; war news; comments on psychoanalysis and dreams. f. 639 Ch. IX, 1918. China projects; review of Carl Jung's "Unconscious"; sex; profile of John Sloan and Jacob Sleeper; flu epidemic; critique of Sigmund Freud; League of Nations; war news. f. 640 Ch. X, 1918. A.I.C.'s adjustment to peace; armistice; death of Willard Straight; Italian projects; Woodrow Wilson at the Versailles Peace Conference; profile of William B. Hale. f. 641 Ch. XI. 1918-1919. Various A.I.C. projects; death of Theodore Roosevelt and comments on his life; eulogy for W. Straight; flu epidemic; critique of Henry James; future of China. f. 642 Ch. XII. 1919. Profile of R.P. Tinsley; five objectives of A.I.C.; history of the firm Stone and Webster; formation of a new quadru-partite banking group; prospect for expansion of A.I.C.; W. Straight's letters to Edwin Morgan. f. 643 Ch. XIII. 1919. Strikes as a labor tool; future with A.I.C. laid out; profile of Percy Rockefeller; Soviet consolidation of Russia; A.I.C. enters Russian Economic League. f. 644 Ch. XIV, 1919. Versailles Peace Treaty; aviation; U.S.-Mexican relations; post-war labor problems; attempts to create a fortune. f. 645 Ch. XV. 1919. Communist Party convention and organization of the Communist Labor Party; future of the A.I.C.; League of Nations; Boston policemen's strike. f. 646 Ch. XVI. 1919. Labor unions; Volstead Act; conditions in the U.S.S.R.; progress of the China Consortium; A.I.C. as the U.S. government's standard bearer; revisit of the Prince of Wales; Inter Bank Agreement; Mexican policies; deportation of anarchists; poem “Fata Oceana.” f. 647 Articles of Incorporation of the American International Corporation.

Go to top (C2926) Fred Morris Dearing Papers Page 15 f. 648-664 Memoir VIII, 1952 Edition. Ch. I-XVI. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 630-646. f. 665-681 Memoir VIII, 1958 Edition. Ch. I-XVI. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 630-646. f. 682-697 Memoir IX, 1948 Edition f. 682 Table of contents; Introductory; failure of the A.I.C.; reorganization of the State Department; Washington Armament Conference; General George Marshall on unilateral disarmament. f. 683 Ch. I. 1920. Labor conflict; A.I.C.'s profits for 1919; business conditions; routine A.I.C. business; revolution in Guatemala; review of international events; discussion of the League of Nations; future of Russia and Germany. f. 684 Ch. II. 1920. Operation of A.I.C. projects; meaning for U.S. of Alvaro Obregon's regime; economic conditions in China; W.E.B. DuBois' ideas; description of Princeton University and West 14Street in New York City; reasons for the nomination of Harding; critique of Henry James. f. 685 Ch. III. 1920. A.I.C.s China projects; comments on F.D. Roosevelt; description of the Oscar Lewisohn mansion and profile of Lewisohn; China Consort Um operations; review of Jens Peter Jacobsen's "Niels Lyhne" and Henry James' letters; Rockwell Kent as author; vacation in Th1tchess County, New York. f. 686 Ch. IV. 1920. Enoch Crowder on uses of draft board; description of bombing of Wall Street; critique of D.W. Griffith's cinematography; A.I.C.'s China projects; economic conditions; future of the A.I.C.; profile of Frederick Stevens; relationship between Consortium and A.I.C. f. 687 Ch. V. 1920-1921. A.I.C.'s China projects; visit to and description of Columbia, Missouri, East St. Louis freight yards, Princeton; Arthur Evans on China; P.C. Knox's statement on foreign policy; steps taken to return to Foreign Service; profile of Selden Spencer, Corinne Griffith. f. 688 Ch. VI. 1921. Gathering endorsements from Missouri politicians; advisors around Harding; assignment to Washington as First Assistant Secretary of State; reflections on four years with A.I.C.; move to Washington; cooperation with Department of Commerce; reception at the White House; profile of Warren Harding and Calvin Coolidge; Far East policy outlined. f. 689 Ch. VII. 1921. U.S. policy on Russia, France, Germany; daily routine; Charles E. Hughes' and P.C. Knox's ideas on foreign and domestic affairs; reorganization of the State Department; nomination of Harding; Grand Fleet of the Pacific; Albert J. Fall on foreign affairs; German reparations; Secretary Hughes' opinions on recognition of and trade with the Soviet Union; profile of Hughes.

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f. 690 Ch. VIII. 1921. Constitution of the Communist Party of America; Canadian view of World affairs; Austrian indebtedness; profile of Marie Curie; oil concessions; Harding's relationship to the Senate; China Consortium; personality profile of Harding. f. 691 Ch. IX. 1921. Testing applicants for the Foreign Service; world disarmament conference proposed; requests assignment to Portugal. f. 692 Ch. X. 1921. Foreign debts; critique of D.R. Francis' book on Russia; need for universal population control; rehabilitation loan to Liberia; selection of representatives to the Armaments Conference; four main objectives of the Conference; procedures to receive patronage; profile of C.B.D. King; death of P.C. Knox; meeting of the "Little Cabinet"; opinion of F.D. Roosevelt. f. 693 Ch. XI. 1921. Impressions of Marshall Foch; efficiency reports; question of control over Armaments Conference; German reparations; jurisdictional dispute between State and Commerce Departments; proceedings of the Armaments Conference; comments on A. Briand and A.J. Balfour; Mexican-American relations; profile of Sumner Welles and Andrew Mellon; how Harding was nominated. f. 694 Ch. XII. 1921-1922. Profile of Elihu Root; social life; routine work; progress of the Armaments Conference; policy on recognition of sovereign states; comments on various Washington personalities; activities of the Missouri Society. f. 695 Ch. XIII. 1922. Appointment to Portugal; Liberian loan; American commercial relationships: meeting with Missouri politicians; dinner at the British Embassy; international loans. f. 696 Ch. XIV. 1922. International loans; profile of C.E. Hughes; Kuhn Loeb and Company vs. J.P. Morgan and Company; Senate Ways and Means Committee hearings on Liberian loans; opinion of John Nance Garner; leaves for Portugal. f. 697 Ch. XV. 1922. Voyage to Europe; visit to England and France. f. 698-713 Memoir IX, 1950 Edition. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 682-697. f. 714-729 Memoir IX, 1958 Edition. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 682-697. f. 730-751 Memoir X, 1948 Edition f. 730 Table of Contents; Opening; Lyric description of Portugal; poem. f. 731-735 pp. 8-166, 1922. First impressions of legation in Lisbon; introduction to and details of Cable Case; search for housing; description of historic sites in Lisbon; marital life; outline of book on foreign policy; regimen of sanatorium at Baden-Baden; German inflation; description of Berlin, Prague, Vienna, Paris, Chartres. f. 736-738 pp. 167-294, 1923. Description of Portuguese countryside; visit to Spain: Sevilla, Jerez, Algericas; review of "Wings of the Dove"; Rogers Bill hearing; progress of Cable Case; trip to Northern Portugal.

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f. 739-742 pp. 295-450, 1923-1924. Progress of Rogers Bill through Congress; Cable Case; journey to Baden-Baden; the cure at the sanatorium in Baden-Baden; German psychology; opinion of Mussolini; journey through Switzer• land, Italy, France to Portugal; profile of W. E.B. Dubois; analysis of A.T. Mahan's “Sea Power”; review of Western Union landing concessions; discussion with Bishop E. Blake on Soviet Union; operation of Portuguese colonies; critique of Willa Cather; death of W. Wilson; oil scandals. f. 743-748 pp. 451-597, 1924. Rogers Bill hearings; description of visit to Tangiers, Marrakesh; labor strike in Lisbon; Portuguese economics; description of northern Portugal; Baden-Baden sanatorium; voyage to U.S.; visit to Washington, D.C. f. 749-751 pp. 598-655, 1924. Trip to and description of Columbia, Missouri, Santa Fe and Taos, New Mexico, California; profile of Mabel Lujan, D.H. and Freida Lawrence; train trip from California to New York; poem; election of Coolidge; voyage from New York to France; journey from France to Portugal. f. 752-773 Memoir X, 1956 Edition. Introduction; Table of Contents; Ch. I•XXXII; stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 731-751. f. 774-787 Memoir XI, 1950 Edition f. 774 Table of Contents; Introduction; Poem. f. 775 pp. 657-669. 1925. First experience with radio; diplomatic protocol; Vasco da Gama celebrations; economic potential of Portugal; function of the American representation; financial arrangements for payments by Portugal of tobacco bonds held by Americans. f. 776-781 pp. 670-856. 1925. Attempt at revolution in Portugal; tobacco bonds; job frustrations; voyage to New York; attempts at getting job; transfer and promotion; return voyage to Europe; visit to Baden-Baden for medical care; profile of Henry P. Dodge; return to Lisbon; economic conditions; family affairs; discovery of a counterfeiting ring. f. 782 pp. 865-911. 1926. Lack of Portuguese literature; tobacco bonds; family affairs; critique of Colonel House's memoirs. f. 783 pp. 912-954. 1926. Profile of Austin C. Brady; visit to Spain; description of Sevilla and Malaga; literary opinions; stock market decline; opinion of Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman; progress of Foreign Service Appropriation Bill through Congress; reflections on Havelock Ellis' writings. f. 784 pp. 955-996. 1926. Need for birth control information; British general strike; description of a Portuguese bullfight; observations of Black-White relationships; procession to Our Lady of Fatima described; tobacco bonds; revolution in Portugal; new leaders; Spanish Foreign Legion; progress of the revolution. f. 785 pp. 997-1042. 1926. Price of oil stock; American oil interests in Portuguese colonies; voyage to Brussels; visits in Cologne; medical consultation at Baden-Baden; French-American relations; family affairs.

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f. 786-787 pp. 1043-1127. 1926. Stay at Montreux, Switzerland; description of League of Nations Assembly in Geneva; Foreign Service gossip; journey through France; description of Tarascon and Pau; critique of Will Durant's "Story of Philosophy." f. 788-801 Memoir XI, 1958 Edition. Ch. I-XXIV. Corresponds to f. 774-787. Stylistic changes only. f. 802-817 Memoir XII, 1950 Edition f. 802-804 pp. 1128-1186. 1927. Contemplates possibility of trip around Africa; foreign service gossip; counter-revolution in Portugal; relations between revolutionists and American legation; psychology of the Portuguese; non•intervention in Portuguese affairs; Vatican Ambassador's note of congratulations. f. 805-807 pp. 1187-1294. 1927. Attempts to secure promotion and transfer; visit of the Floating University; search for housing accommodations; government funds to operate a mission successfully; reaction to Lindbergh's flight; opinion of Joseph Grew; moving problems; Mozambique's monetary system; operations of the Banco Nacional Ultramarino; voyage to United States. f. 808 pp. 1295-1346. 1927. At sea; impressions of New York City; interview with Secretary of State Kellogg about promotion and transfer; conversations with various State Department friends exchanging Service gossip; visit to Columbia, St. Louis, Boonville; lunch with Raymond Weeks. f. 809-810 pp. 1347-1414. 1927 Voyage to Europe; critique of T.E. Lawrence; medical care at Baden-Baden; profile of Dwight Morrow; renewed attempts to secure the Cuban Ambassadorship; arrival of Ruth Elder in Lisbon; personnel attending the Pan- American Conference in Cuba; feelings about Conferences in general; Enoch Crowder’s influence in Washington; reflections on Frank Kellogg; arrangements made for African trip. f. 811 pp. 1415-1436. 1928. Presents New Year's Day greetings to the Portuguese President; rumors of revolution; comparative chart, Foreign Service Salaries, Allowances and Retirement Benefits, 1927 and 1950; American companies compete for Portuguese concessions. f. 812-813 pp. 1437-1550. 1928. Embarks on African trip; brief resume of Portuguese history and development of its African colonies; justification for making trip; American investments in Portuguese Africa; at sea; description of seaport, Loanda; State Prison; economic analysis of Angola; description of Walfish, Swakomund; diamond mining; description of Capetown; Johannesburg; Pretoria; profile of James B. Hertzog and Jan Christiaan Smuts; Black-White relations in Union of South Africa; description of Durban, Beira, Porto Amelia, Dar Es Salaam, Zanzibar, Italian Somaliland; voyage to Egypt; description of Port Said, Cairo; visit to the pyramids and George Reisner's archeological dig camp; voyage to Greece; description of Athens; voyage to Turkey; description of Constantinople.

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f. 814 pp. 1551-1388. 1928. Profile of Joseph Grew; description of the Seraglio; voyage through the Ionian Sea; Venice; Baden-Baden for cure; Paris; return to Lisbon; American shipping interest. f. 815 pp. 1589-1628. 1928. Portuguese-Union of South African economic and colonial relations; trip to England and Scotland; descriptions of Edinburgh and Scottish countryside; voyage to Norway; description of Oslo. f. 816-817 pp. 1629-1699. 1928. Description of Stockholm, Gotenburg; trip to Hamburg, Baden-Baden; voyage to United States; feelings about New York City; visits to Chicago, Columbia, Missouri, Washington, D.C.; voyage to Europe; Paris, Biarritz; Portuguese economic life; U S. commercial relations with Portugal. f. 818-833 Memoir XII, 1959 Edition. Ch. XXV-XXXVI, I-XII. Corresponds to f. 803-817. Stylistic changes only. f. 834-848 Memoir XIII, 1950 Edition f. 834 Opening; need for objectivity in placing Foreign Service personnel; table of contents. f. 835-848 pp. 1700-2006, 1929. Jan.-Mar. 7, 1930. Critique of modern American poetry; International Telephone and Telegraph in Portugal; Kellogg Pact; activities in Africa of the company of Nyassa; control of native population; stock market news; profile of Dwight Morrow; conditions at the State Department; new Portuguese law regulating native labor; economic stresses between Portugal and the Union of South Africa over control of Mozambique; visit to England; description of Devonshire, London; voyage to Norway; comments on Antonio Salazar; Germany; description of Nurnberg, Baden-Baden; forced labor in Portuguese African colonies; stock market crash; competitive American oil interest in Portugal; U.S.-Portuguese economic relations; assignment to Peru; American shipping interests and Angolan tariffs; preparations for Peru; American oil companies effect preferential treatment; profile of Antonio Salazar. f. 849-863 Memoir XIII, 1959 Edition. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 834-848. f. 864-874 Memoir XIV, 1950 Edition f. 864 Foreword; cursory survey of Peruvian history and geography. f. 865-868 Ch. I-IV. 1930. Vacation trip through Europe; voyage to United States; meetings in Washington, D.C. with Foreign Service personnel; meetings in New York with friends and potential investors in Peru; impression of Herbert Hoover; trip across the U.S.; voyage through Panama to Peru; futureof air transport in South America; house hunting in Lima; visit with President Augusto Leguia; routine embassy business. f. 869-870 Ch. V-VI. 1930. Voyage to U.S.; visit to Washington, D.C.; voyage to Europe; description of London; Baden-Baden cure; vacation on Italian Riviera; voyage to New York; Stock market reports; revolution in Peru; voyage to Peru.

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f. 871-872 Ch. VII-VIII. 1930. Airplane flight from Panama to Ecuador; description of flight; structure of the Peruvian Revolutionary Junta; handling strike at American owned mine; factors for and against recognition of Junta government; Peruvian art; American business interests and its relationship to the Peruvian government and American Embassy officials; internal conflict; miner's strike settled; American bank loans for Peruvian Junta. f. 873-874 Ch. IX-X, 1930. Threats of American warships to insure protection of American lives and property; riots at the mine; general strike; martial law; role of U.S. interests in mine strike; social life; condition of ex-President Leguia in prison. f. 875-885 Memoir XIV, 1959 Edition. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 864-874. f. 886-897 Memoir XV, 1950 Edition. 1931. American gold mine concessions in Peru; Peruvian financial condition; Kemmerer Financial Mission; University students' revolutionary organizations; impressions of Princes George and Edward of England; revolutions; Sanchez Cerro and Junta reign; American relationship to new government; general strike in Lima; relations with Augusto Benavides and family over embassy house rented from Benavides; description of University of San Marcos and discussion of student role in politics; profile of Walter Williams; conflict between State Department and U.S. Embassy in Peru over cost of leasing and repairing of Benavides' house; local political gossip; conflict with Peruvian government over display of American flag on a Peruvian public building; personal finances; New York stock market conditions; continued attempts to have ex-President Leguia released from prison; Sanchez Cerro elected President of Peru. f. 898-909 Memoir XV, 1959 Edition. 1931. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 886-897. f. 910-921 Memoir XVI, 1950 Edition. 1932. New York stock market fluctuations; rumors of Japanese rearmament; fear of Communist uprisings; voyage through Cuba to New York; description of boys' boarding school; voyage to Europe; Baden-Baden; London; voyage to United States; family affairs; voyage to Peru; Peruvian-American economic relations; border disputes between Peru and Colombia and Peru and Ecuador; U.S. role in border conflicts; summary of stands on border disputes; Peruvian policy of impressing foreign planes and pilots during times of domestic disorder. f. 922-933 Memoir XVI, 1959 Edition. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 910-921.

Go to top (C2926) Fred Morris Dearing Papers Page 21 f. 934-945 Memoir XVII, 1952 Edition. 1933. Attempts made to settle Peruvian border disputes; Brazilian Plan; appointment of Cordell Hull as Secretary of State; U.S. responsibility for Colombian interests; comments on Roosevelt's handling of the Presidency; State Department stand on Colombia; assassination of Sanchez Cerro; profile of Oscar Benavides and Sanchez Cerro; recommendations of the Advisory Committee on the Peru-Colombia border dispute; preparations for the Rio Conference; opinion of Gandhi and passive resistance; arranging Embassy housing; United Fruit Company's interest in developing branches in Peru; critique of "Lady Chatterley's Lover"; progress of the Rio Conference. f. 946-965 Memoir XVII, 1956 Edition f. 946-957 1933. Stylistic Changes only. Corresponds to f. 934-945. f. 958-965 Opinion paper for use at the Seventh International Conference of American States (Montevideo Conference), 1933. Peru's international relations; relations between Peru and the United States; factors promoting good relations between Peru and the U.S.; factors producing unfriendliness towards the U.S.; foreign policy of the U.S. towards Latin America; effect of American commercial and financial policies; methods for the prevention and/or settlement of inter-American conflicts; problems of international law; women's rights’; economic problems; social problems; intellectual cooperation; transportation; other conference of American States. f. 966-988 Memoir XVII, 1959 Edition f. 966-977 Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 934-945. f. 978-988 Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 958-965. f. 989-1000 Memoir XVIII, 1952 Edition f. 989-991 January-March 1934. Ernest Gruening discusses Cordell Hull's performance at the Montevideo Conference; preparations for Hull's visit to Lima; profile of Hull and Mrs. Hull; value of Dwight Morrow's accomplishments in Mexico; financial problems; mediation of disputes between Paraguay and Bolivia; F.D. Roosevelt's financial policies; comments on influence of radio and cinema; progress of Letitia dispute negotiations; Hull's tariff policies. f. 992-993 April-May 1934. Analysis of Sumner Welles' financial theories; Solon Polo explains Peru's position on Letitia dispute; critique of Gerard Manley Hopkin's poetry; attempts by Colombia to hire American pilots; copper needs in West Europe and Japan; conversation with president of Peru on U.S.-Peru relations; arms embargo proclamation.

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f. 994-998 June-October 1934. Voyage through Panama and Bermuda to U.S.; comments on democracy; voyage to Europe; conversations with David Bruce; impressions of Nazi Germany; Ivy Lee's mission; impressions of Rome, Paris, London; return to U.S.; lunch at Hyde Park; impressions, descriptions, opinions of the Roosevelt family; profile of FDR; conversation with FDR on Peruvian affairs and domestic issues; visit to Washington; discussions with Sumner Welles, James Dunn and Henry P. Fletcher on foreign service affairs; visit to Columbia, Missouri; impression of Walter Williams and B.C. Clark; role of university president; trip to Santa Fe, New Mexico with descriptions of local scenery; return to Peru. f. 999-1000 November-December 1934. New Deal opposition; review of film "Pancho Villa"; attempts to settle Lee Concession affair; negotiation for Colombian ratification of Rio Protocol; Peruvian financial picture. f. 1001-1003 Memoir XVIII, 1956 Edition. January-March 21, 1934. Typescript stops here. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 989-991. f. 1004-1006 Memoir XVIII, 1957 Edition. January-March 21, 1934. Typescript stops here. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 989-991. f. 1007-1019 Memoir XIX, 1952 Edition f. 1007-1018 1935. Plans for personal future; celebrations for 400th anniversary of the founding of Lima; diplomatic etiquette; sale of aircraft to South American countries; voyage to U.S.; profile of Harry Truman; conversation with FDR; Will Kemper's opinion of Truman; family affairs; over-population as a cause of inter• national friction; sale and transportation of contraband aircraft; provisions of the Copeland Bill; profile of Frank Hitchcock; comments on death of Huey Long; U.S. trade relations with Peru; Italian invasion of Ethiopia; profile of Dwight Morrow. f. 1019 Essay: "The Utility of a Trained and Permanent Foreign Service." f. 1020-1031 Memoir XX, 1952 Edition f. 1020-1025 January-June 1936. Profile of Fulton Oursler; population control; analysis of New Deal policies; Peruvian-Ecuadorean hostilities; discussion of proposed Inter-American Peace Conference in Buenos Aires; Communist activity in South America; Peruvian treaty with Panama; Japanese influence in South America; health problems; Peruvian interval politics; details of Lee Concession Issue; Italian conquest of Ethiopia; reception for visiting American naval vessels at Lima; U.S. trade relations with Peru; criticism of the Foreign Service.

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f. 1026-1031 July-December 1936. Voyage to United States through Panama and Cuba; voyage to Europe; Baden-Baden cure; London; profile of W.C. Bullitt; interview with FDR on possibility of transfer; Washington, D.C.; discussions on Peruvian trade relations with U.S.; North Carolina; visit to brother Charles; purchase of house in Wilmington, N.C.; return voyage to Peru; Peruvian elections; Peruvian representation at Buenos Aires Conference; letter to Sumner Welles on Peruvian sugar; results of national election; comments on FDR's motivations; Peruvian reactions to Buenos Aires Conference; Peruvian political climate; P.C. Knox's theory of unilateral declaration. f. 1032-1036 Memoir XXI, 1952 Edition. January-June 3, 1937. Sources of Peruvian sugar interests; establishment of Coca Cola Company in Peru; letter to FDR on economic conditions in Peru as it relates to U.S. interests; profile of President Benavides; problems of British-American Hospital; para• phrase of letter to Sumner Welles on problems with owners of Embassy building; comments on FDR's plan for reorganization of Supreme Court; copy of letter to FDR on internal politics in Peru and it effect on U.S.-Peruvian relations; paraphrase of letter on actions and attitudes of President Benavides; reaction to offer of appointment as Minister to Sweden; Peruvian sugar interests; profile of Lawrence Steinhardt; financial investments; closing out work in Peru; voyage to U.S. f. 1037-1043 Memoir XXII, 1953 Edition. June 4-December 1937. Voyage to U.S. Washington, D.C.; interviews with Sumner Welles, James Dunn, Cordell Hull; foreign service personnel gossip; conversation with Harry Truman; picnic at Hyde Park; profiles of FDR, Eleanor Roosevelt; account of conversation with FDR; voyage to Europe; first impressions of Stockholm; conditions at the legation; Joseph Davies discusses Russia; Swedish opinions on chances of peace; Swedish economic system; role of U.S. minister in Sweden; profile of Folke Bernadette; copy of letter to FDR re: climate of opinion in Sweden; FDR's quarantine speech; Baden-Baden cure; description of Berlin; investigation initiated by State Department of housing arrangements made while Ambassador to Peru. f. 1044-1053 Memoir XXIII, 1953 Edition. January-November 7, 1938. Steinhardt affair; copies of letters to FDR on Swedish labor conditions, American interests in Sweden, internal politics, international relations, Herbert Hoover's visit to Stockholm; profile of Hoover; care of Austrian re gees; invasion of Czechoslovakia; description of trip through Sweden; armaments manufacture; announcement of resignation; plans for retirement; voyage to U.S.; review of difficulties with General Accounting Office; description of Chicago; New Mexico politics; profile of Patrick Hurley; description of Fresno, California; visit to Columbia, Missouri; profile of Will Kemper; death of William Sittenham. f. 1054-1062 Memoir XXIII, Undated Edition. January-March 29, 1938. Typescript. Corresponds to f. 1044-1046. f. 1063-1098 Memoir XXIV, 1956 Edition

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f. 1063 Title page; dedication; poem; opening; reasons for writing this volume. f. 1064 Introductory; an account of the circumstances surrounding Dearing's resignation from the Foreign Service; review of the Peruvian and Swedish experiences. f. 1065 Copies of documents and correspondence relating to the retirement. f. 1066-1088 Summary and analysis of the attack and defense. f. 1089-1092 Biographical sketches: FDR; Laurence A. Steinhardt; Marvin Mcintyre; Marguarite Le Hand; Herbert Hengstler; Cordell Hull; Harry McBride; Sumner Welles; Francis White; George Messersmith; John G. Erhardt; Nathaniel P. Davis; Wilbur Carr; Francis B. Sayre; James C. and Mary Dunn; Harry Havens; Rafael Creamuno. f. 1093-1098 Biographical sketches: Ferdinand L. Mayer; Robert Coe; Augusto Benavides; Jorge Felix Remy; Mrs. Carl Johnson; Arthur Dewey; Oscar Benavides; Francisca Benavides; Napoleon Lockett; Gustavo Berkemeyer; Garry Ackerson; William C. Burdett; Louis and Grace Dreyfus; Richard and Agnes de Lambert; Helen K. Lawton; Albert Gieseke; Bob Johnson; J.A. da Silva; H.P. Starrett; Felix Varilias; Charles W. Sutton; Julian D. Smith; George B. Seeley; Hugh Hunter; Brigit Englund; Anna Lee Delaney; Rudolph Schoenfeld; Charles and Connie Dickinson; Count Folke and Countess Estelle Bernadette. F. 1096-1098: Final summary; essay: “The Organization of American Representation Abroad”; poem; “Do Not Detain Me Please”. f. 1099-1149 Memoir XXIV, 1958 Edition. Stylistic changes only. Corresponds to f. 1063-1098.

Miscellaneous Material Series f. 1150-1202 Research Materials, Memoirs f. 1150-1161 Author's notes, editorial comments and news clippings for Memoirs I-XXIII. f. 1162-1163 News clippings, 1940-1945; Soviet Union; Post World War II. f. 1164 Bank Statements, 1930-1932. f. 1165-1199 Correspondence, memoranda, bills and receipts related to rental and maintenance of U.S. Embassy building in Peru, 1930-1937. f. 1200 Author's notes, Memoir XXIV. f. 1201-1202 News clippings on the career and personality of Lawrence A. Steinhardt; security investigations in the State Department, 1947- 1953. f. 1203-1224 Personal Correspondence, Memoir XXIV f. 1203 1934. Letters of appreciation from Mrs. Cordell Hull and James Dunn.

f. 1204-1210 1937. Exchange of information on housing, cost of living, servants, climate, transportation needs in Lima and Stockholm; letters of recommendation for servants; news of American

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colony in Lima; first impressions of L.A. Steinhardt in Peru; warning of potential trouble; copy of letter to Sumner Welles requesting information on alleged criticisms; other attempts made to find out what the criticisms are and who made charges; description of the renovation of the U.S. Embassy in Lima; letter from Cordell Hull listing charges. f. 1211-1219 1938-1939. Attempts made to track down source of the accusations and to enlist support and assistance from friends and colleagues, in the form of character references and documentation to form the basis of a defense; reaction in Washington to German invasion of Austria; signed letter from FDR accepting resignation; signed letter from Cordell Hull confirming reasons for resignation; departure from Sweden; normative Swedish feelings on German treatment of Jews; news of Steinhardt's activities in Sweden. f. 1220 1940. Swedish reaction to Nazi progress; news of Steinhardt; daily life in Stockholm; Finnish War; affidavit from J.A. Da Silva on his financial relationship with the American Embassy, Peru, 1932-1934; opinion of American diplomacy in Europe; comments on national election. f. 1221 1941. Daily life in Stockholm; description of visit to Afghanistan. f. 1222 1942. Social activities of the Steinhardt family. f. 1223 1952. Attempts made to secure personnel dossier; comments on national election; attempts to be reinstated in the Foreign Service; discussion of condition of the Foreign Service. f. 1224 1953-1960. Account of conversation between FDR and Dr. MacCornack in the 1930s on ambassadorship of Peru. f. 1225-1240 Bills and Receipts, 1938-1953. 1938-1953. Household, utility, clothing, food, book, hotel, gasoline, membership, medical, dental, insurance bills, and receipts. f. 1241-1340 General Correspondence and Photographs f. 1241-1339 1939-1960. Family news; vacations plans; arrangements for getting together with friends; Christmas, birthday and get-well cards; wedding invitations and announcements; attempts made to have writings published; instructions to and reports from typists on progress of work on memoirs. f. 1245-1247 Conditions in Europe at start of World War II. f. 1260 Swedish recruiting poster for Russo•Finnish War. f. 1290 Economic analysis of Cerro de Paseo Mines. f. 1305-1306 History of the development of railroads in China. f. 1340 Panoramic photograph (OVERSIZE) f. 1340a Photograph album f. 1340b Photographs; passport of Joseph Siefert, 1824. f. 1341-1352 Stories, Poetry, and Prose f. 1341-1343 The Donny Book: An Envoy's Letters to a Little Boy, manuscript, 1941. f. 1344-1346 The Donny Book: An Envoy's Letters to a Little Boy, 1944 Edition

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f. 1347-1349 The Donny Book: An Envoy's Letters to a Little Boy, 1945 Edition f. 1350-1352 The Donny Book: An Envoy's Letters to a Little Boy, 1946 Edition f. 1353 Serial List. This provides a key to the various anthologies Dearing organized from the jacketed poems found in folders 1357-1603. Each jacketed poem is coded to this serial list key. f. 1354-1355 Alphabetized list of poetry as of July 1955. f. 1356 Lists of poetry anthologized into ten separate books. f. 1357-1603 Poetry in coded jackets, numbered 1-804. f. 1604 Notes for projected stories, a play and a book. f. 1605-1610 Translations from the works of Baudelaire, Mallarm, Pater, Metella, Gautier and editorial comments. f. 1611-1616 Character sketches, travel sketches, short stories and parts of stories. f. 1617-1618 Abstract of Falkenburg's "History of Philosophy." f. 1619 Notebook of poems, 1906. f. 1620-1624 Pamphlets and Brochures f. 1620-1622 Miscellaneous brochures and pamphlets. f. 1623 Telephone Directory, Lima, Peru, 1939. f. 1624 Hearings before the Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, 75th Congress, Third Session and 76fu Congress, First Session, on the Department of State Appropriations Bill for 1939 and 1940.

Books Series

These books contain margin notes and underlining by Dearing. v. 1 Instructions to the Diplomatic officers of the United States, Washington, Department of State. v. 2 Recognition of Russia, Hearings before Subcommittee of the Committee on Foreign Relations, U.S. Senate, 68lli Cong., First Session. Part 2. v. 3 Godden, Rumer, Thus Far and No Further. v. 4 Ross, Christian K., The Father's Story of Charley Ross, the Kidnapped Child. v. 5 Gade, John A., All My Born Days. v. 6 Jordan, George Racey, From Major Jordan’s Diaries. v. 7 Plato, Five Great Dialogues. v. 8 Redding, William M., Tom’s Town. v. 9 Perkins, Dexter, Charles Evans Hughes and American Democratic Statesmanship. v. 10 Kennan, George, Russia Leaves the War. v. 11 Kennan, George, The Decision to Intervene. v. 12-13 Grew, Joseph C. Turbulent Era, Volumes I and II. v. 14-15 The Memoirs of Cordell Hull, Volumes I and II. v. 16 Clark, J. Reuben, Jr., "Wist ye not that I must be about my father's business". v. 17 De Palencia, Isabel, Smouldering Freedom.

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Index:

Index Terms Folders Volumes Angola 813,847 Anti-Semitism 645,685,1035,1048,1064,1090, 1213,1217 Arango, Doroteo 200,275-279,282,283,356,522,685, 999 Araujo, Fonseca 841 Armour, Allison Vincent (1863-1941) 805 Armour, Norman 509,511,514,805,865,1269,1296, 1306,1314 Artzimovitch 502,503,505,506 Asquith, Lady 22 Associated Press 276,277,503 Astor, William Vincent (1891-1959) 935,1026 Auer, Leopold (1845-1930) 510 Austin, Warren Robinson (1877-1963) 633 Austria, German Invasion of, 1938 1046,1213 Babson, C. M. 1308,1323 Bacon, Augustus Octavius 359 Bacon, Robert 11,12,17 Bacula 893-895 Baehr, Alexander 643 Baker, Josephine 803 Baldwin, George 631 Balfour, Arthur James (1848-1930) 693 Banks and banking 630-682 Bannerman 690,691 Ackerson, Garret G. 896,911,919,936,938-940,942-945, 1066,1213,1218,1220,1224,1261,

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Index Terms Folders Volumes 1270 Ackert, Fred (Pequeno) 18,20,644,646,687,737,750,805, 996,1244,1245,1268,1305 Adams Express Company 682 Adams, Henry 641 Adee, Alvey Augustus 8,12,19,20,195,196,280,688,747 Aeronautics 644,1022,1246 Aeronautics, Commercial, 1930 871,872 Afghanistan, 1941 1221 Ahreu, Rosalia 11 Ford Tri-motor (Airplane), 1930 871 Alexandra Fyodorovna, Czarina of Russia 502,503,506-509,511-515,520-522, 637 Alfonso, King of Spain 396,397,456 Algara, Angel 4,19,274,285,353 Allen, Charles 868,872-874,886,890,895,911,912 Alsop, Joseph Wright (1910- ) 1326 Alvarez Calderon, Alfredo 918-920,935,1008,1014 American Bank Group 638,685,686 American Federation of Labor, 1919 645 American International Corporation, Carter 637,638 Macy Company American International Corporation, Siems 636-644,686,687 Carey Railway and Canal Company American International Corporation, 636,637,642,686 Hankow-Canton Railway American International Corporation, 630-639,641-643,687,688,683-685 Restoration of the Grand Canal in China American International Corporation, Hog 632,635,636,640- Island Shipyards 642,645,646,682,687 American International Corporation, New 636,640,693 York Shipbuilding Corporation American International Corporation, Case- 644,645 Montanez Company American International Corporation, Allied 640 Machinery Company American International Corporation, Italian 640,641,646 Projects American International Corporation, 636-638,642,644,684 Hukwang Railways American International Corporation 9,509,523,524,527,528,630-646, 682-688,696,735,737

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Index Terms Folders Volumes American Liberty League 997 American Telephone and Telegraph 1325 Company, 1950 Amsinck Corporation 633,642,643 Anderson, Benjamin McAlester (1886- 696 1949) Anderson, Mack 685-687 Barnes, Clarence 687 Baroja, Pio 449 Barrett, Jesse W. (1884-1953) 687,691 Barrett, John 284,691 Barrymore, Ethel (1879-1959) 12 Barth, Victor 690 Baruch, Bernard M. (1870-1965) 636,683 Bastos, Santos 782 Baudelaire, Charles 1605 Belgium, 1913 355-357 Belgium, Bruges, 1910 25 Belgium, Brussels, 1910 25 Bell, Franklin 11,18 Bellows, George 635,636 Benavides, Alfredo 872 Benavides, Augusto 864,867,868,872,874,886-889,891- 893,897,910,913,919,934,941,942, 990,994,998,1000,1007,1017,1022, 1023,1031,1034,1037,1042,1045- 1047,1064-1066,1071,1072,1074, 1093,1164-1199,1212 Benavides, Francesca "Paquita" 1000,1007,1017,1022,1023,1031- 1033,1036,1037,1042,1064-1066, 1075,1093,1164-1199 Benavides, Oscar Ojula 892,893,915,936-939,941,1017, 1021,1022,1024,1029-1034,1036, 1042,1064,1075,1093,1164-1199 Benton, J. Webb 775,778-784,787 Benton, William (1900-1973) 446 Bergman, William 693 Berkemeyer, Gustavo 994,1000-1007,1017,1022,1023, 1031-1034,1042,1046,1064-1066, 1075,1164-1199,1210 Berkman, Alexander 646,783 Berle, Adolph 1044

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Index Terms Folders Volumes Bernadotte, Estelle 1038,1048,1095,1317 Bernadotte, Folke 1039,1043,1048,1095,1246,1294, 1317 Bettencourt-Rodriguez 810,811,817 Bevin, Ernest 784 Birchman, Richard 1095 Blacks, Attitudes Toward, 1920s 778 Blair, Harry W. 1245 Blake, Edgar 742 Blake, Maxwell (1877-1959) 280,398 Bland, J. O. P. 15,684 Bliss, Robert Woods (1875-1962) 500,688,693 Bok, Edward M. 744,777 Bonds, Liberty 632,633,635 Bonsal, Steve 197,198 Borah, William E. (1865-1940) 803-814 Borghese, Livio 17,741,747,778,782,814 Bowers, Claude G. (1879-1958) 937 Bowman, Isaiah 746 Boza, Hector 994,1000,1024 Braden, Spruille (1894- ) 990 Brady, Austin C. 783 Brewer, Calvert 740 Brewer, David Josiah 5 Briand, Aristide 693 Brilioth, Börje 1040 British Western Cable Company, Ltd. 731 Bruce, David K. E. (1898-1977) 995 Brush, Matt 808 Bryan, William Jennings (1860-1925) 284,285,349- 357,445,446,452,685,689 Buchanan, George 508-640 Buchman, Frank N. D. 1245 Buenos Aires Conference 1022,1023,1029-1032 Bullfights 745 Bullitt, William C. 685,1014,1027,1040,1296 Bunker, Herbert (1896- ) 1328 Burdett, William 918,920,995,998 Bynner, Witter 1250 Cabecadas, Mendez 784

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Index Terms Folders Volumes Cabot, Francis Higginson (1895-1956) 687 Cabrera, Estrada 683 Cadman, John 694 California, 1914 446 California, Fresno, 1938 1052 California, San Francisco, 1907 12 California, San Francisco, 1914 446 Campa, Emilio 275,281 Canada, 1914 446 Canfield, Cass (1897- ) 1335 Carey, William 631,634,685-687 Carlton, Newcomb (1869-1953) 732,737,741,742 Carnegie, Andrew (1835-1919) 356 Carnegie, Launcelot 731,738 Carr, Wilbur John (1870-1942) 1042,1046,1050,1064,1092 Carranza, Venustiano (1859-1920) 199,284,285,349,351,353,356,643, 644,646,684 Cather, Willa 742 Cerro de Pasco Copper Corporation, Peru 871-873,1033,1094,1290 Cerro, Sanchez 864,871-74,886-888,892,893,895- 897,910,912,915,916,918-921,934, 936-939 Chamberlain, Neville (1869-1940) 1040,3757 Chamizal Arbitrations, 1911-1912 200,201,204 Chandler, Albert Benjamin (1898-1991) 1259 Child, Richard Washburn (1881-1935) 750 Childs, Marquis William (1903- ) 1038-1040 Chile, 1911 202 China, 1907-1908 9,14-17 China, 1916 520,521 China, 1947 1305,1306 China Consortium, 1919-1921 643,644,646,682-688,690,691,1306 China, Dowager Empress, 1908 16 China, Peking, 1907 14-16 China, Shanghai, 1907 14 Chinese-American Business Relations, 634-639,641-646,684-688 1918-1921 Chinese-American Business Relations, 633,634 1917 Choate, Joseph Hodges, Jr. (1876-1968) 21 Churchill, Winston (1874-1965) 397,785

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Index Terms Folders Volumes Clark, Bennett Champ (1890-1954) 938,997 Clark, J. Reuben 195-197,199,200,204,274-281,285, 349,523,524,631-638,640-645,683, 684,686-693,695,814,816,817,847, 995,1008,1016,1037,1042,1045, 1046,1078,1095,1212,1284,1288, 1290,1296,1298,1299,1308,1322, 1324 Clemenceau, Georges (1841-1929) 785 Clemens, Cyril (1902- ) 1255 Coal mines and mining 683 Coca-Cola Company, Peru, 1937 1032 Coe, Robert 1093 Cohen, Benjamin 1034 Colby, Bainbridge (1869-1950) 683 Council on Foreign Relations, Inc. 1310 Collier, William Miller (1867-1956) 808 Colombian-American Relations, 1930s 992,993,997,1000 Colquitt, A. B. 196,197,204,274,279,281,283-285 Commercial Cable Company 731-733,737,741,742, Communism--Peru, 1930s 912,916,918,919 Communism--South America, 1930s 1022 Communism--United States 645,690 Communist Labor Party, 1919 645 Concha, Carlos 998,1000,1007,1008,1011,1013, 1026,1031-1036 Conference for the Limitation of Armament 691-696 and the Far East Conway, Fred 454 Coolidge, Calvin (1872-1933) 645,646,684,688,739,742,744,803, 811 Cooper, Gladys 26 Corral, Ramon 194,195,197,198,199,203 Cotten, Joseph 868,887,888 Coutinho, Azevedo 733 Coward, Noel (1899-1973) 1911 Cox, James Middleton (1870-1957) 685 Crane, Charles R. 349,499,509,683 Cravath, Paul Drennan (1861-1940) 687 Creel, Enrique C. (1854-1931) 195-197 Crespo Y Martinez 275,276

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Index Terms Folders Volumes Croce, Benedetto 642 Crosby, Miriam 4,12 Crowder, Enoch Herbert (1859-1932) 11,70,281,352,353,632,638,683, 686,687,805,810,815 Croy, Homer (1883-1965) 741 Cuba, 1904-1907 6-12 Cummings, Hugh 997,1000 Cunningham, Charles 733,778 Curie, Marie 690 Cutting, Bronson (1888-1935) 1051 Czechoslovakia, German Invasion of, 1938 1048 Czechoslovakia, Prague, 1922 735 da Costa, Gomes 784,785 Darrah, David 874 Daugherty, Harry M. (1860-1941) 689,694,695,744 Davies, Joseph 816,843,1030,1039-1041,1044 Davis, Ben G. 351,352 Davis, Nathaniel 1042,1046,1092 Davis, Norman 19,632,635,685,692 Davis, Roy 689,692,694 Dawes, Charles G. (1865-1951) 692,694,869 Dawes, Hamilton 632 de la Barra, Francisco 194,201,204,276,278,280,284,285, 349,351,354 de Lambert, Richard 1039,1212 De Laney, Anna Lee 939,1008,1034,1042,1044-1047, 1064,1065,1076,1164-1199,1206- 1209,1216,1221 Dearing, Charles 2,685,866,915,1029,1095,1212, 1213,1271 Dearing, Donn (1917- ) 527-1352 Dearing, Dorothy Sittenham (1891- ) 444,447-1340 Dearing, Frank 2,446,638-640,642,687,808 Dearing, Fred Morris (1897-1963) 1-1624 v. 1-28 Dearing, Marian E. Matthews ( -1914) 2,283,444 Dearing, Milton M. 2,5,10,17,446,687,915,998,1031 Debs, Eugene V. (1855-1926) 684,694 de la Torre, Gomez 873 de la Verriere, Gaston 15 de Silva, Joao C. "Johnny" 733,737,738,741,742,918,919,934,

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Index Terms Folders Volumes 936,945,989-994,998-1000,1029- 1032,1034,1035,1042,1044,1045, 1047,1065,1074,1078,1164-1199, 1204,1209,1211-1213,1216,1220, 1269 del Castillo, Loynaz 8, 11 Denby, Edwin (1870-1929) 689 Dengler, Dr. 734,739,748,778,785,809,814,816, 843,869,914,995,996,1008 Denmark, Copenhagen, 1916 501 Depressions, Economic, 1920s 683-689 Devine, Edward 502,503,505,508-511 Dewey, Arthur 1093 Diamond mines and mining 813 Diaz, Felix 281-285,353 Diaz, Porfirio 26,193-199 Dickerson, Charles 1044,1046,1047,1095 Dickey, Walter 692 Dickson, Samuel 695,731-733 Dodd, William E. (1869-1940) 1038 Dodge, Henry P. 778 Doheny, Edward L. (1856-1935) 278,691,742 Dolbeare, Fred 779 Donnell, Forrest C. (1884-1980) 808 dos Santas, Domingos 804 Dos Passos, John (1896-1970) 696 Dresel, Ellis 691 Dreyfus, Louis 782, 945, 989, 993, 994, 998-1000, 1008, 1022, 1030, 1034, 1044, 1046, 1078, 1164-1199, 1205, 1209-1211, 1213, 1214, 1216, 1221 Dubois, W.E.B. (1868-1963) 684, 740, 741, 776 Dulles, Allen W. (1893-1969) 869 Dulles, John Foster (1888-1959) 1223 Duncan, Isadora 524, 631, 816 Dunn, James C. 989, 997, 1038, 1092, 1203 Durant, Will 787 Dye, Alexander 1215 Dysart, Thomas 688 Earhart, Amelia (1897-1937) 1207 Early, Stephen (1889-1951) 1037

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Index Terms Folders Volumes Ebert, Friedrich 683 Eden, Anthony (1897-1977) 1020, 1040 Edward, Prince of Wales (1894-1972) 887 Egan, Maurice Francis (1852-1924) 9, 194, 501 Egypt, Alexandria, 1928 813 Egypt, Cairo, 1928 813 Egypt, Port Said, 1928 813 Egypt--Antiquities 813 Einstein, Lewis (1877-1949) 1 Eisenhower, Dwight David (1890-1969) 1223 Elder, Ruth 809, 866 Eliot, Thomas Stearns (1888-1965) 1 Ellis, Havelock 685, 783, 785, 786, 804 Engert, Cornelius Van Hemert (1887- ) 743 England, 1929 841 England, London, 1910 20-23 England, London, 1930 869 English, William Francis (1903-1981) 1323 Erhardt, John George (1889-1951) 1042, 1044-1047, 1050, 1064-1066, 1078, 1092, 1209, 1210 Estãnal, Vera 198 Eugenics 692 Evans, Arthur 687 Fall, Albert Bacon (1861-1944) 197, 280, 646, 688-690, 695, 742 Farley, James T. 936, 994 Fascism--Italy 782, 1016, 1017, 1024 Feis, Herbert 997 Ferguson, Charles 359, 1282 Fernandez-Soler, Antenor 873, 874, 886-889, 893, 895 Ferrara, Orestes 11 Ferris, Richard 196 Finland, 1916 502, 511 Fletcher, Beatrice Bend 18 Fletcher, Henry Prather (1873-1959) 9, 14, 16, 17, 201, 456, 523, 634, 640, 682, 683, 739, 842, 994, 997, 1223, 687-696 Flores Magon, Ricardo 195, 200 Florida, Winter Park 1291, 1292 Foch, Ferdinand (1851-1929) 693 Foreign Bondholders' Protective Council 1037

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Index Terms Folders Volumes Foreign Service Housing Bill, 1926 783 Foreign Service Journal 1022, 1029, 1031 Foreign Service Relief Bill, 1934 991 Foster, John W. 5 Four-Power Pacific Treaty 694, 696 Fourteen Points 634, 640 France, 1914 447 France, Paris, 1910 23 France, Paris, 1916 500 Francis, David Rowland (1850-1927) 499, 500, 502, 506-518, 523, 529, 530, 692 Franco, Francisco (1892-1976) 1022, 1030 Franco, Mello 993, 1036 Franklin, Philip Albright Small (1871-1939) 643 Freeman, John R. 634, 637, 683, 686, 687 French Buying Consortium, 1918 637, 640 Frolich, Samuel 808 Galvez, Jose 892, 893, 895 Gamboa, Frederico 195, 380 Gandhi, Mahatma (1869-1948) 942 Garbo, Greta (1905-1990) 803, 810 Garfield, James R. 201 Garibaldi, Giuseppi 200 Garner, John Nance (1868-1967) 696, 935 Gary, James 737 Gary, Theodore (1856-1952) 731 Gauss, Clarence 13 Gautier, Theophile 1609, 1610 Geddes, Eric Campbell 695 Gentry, Todd 687 George Washington University, School of 2, 5, 6 Jurisprudence and Diplomacy Gerard, James Watson (1867-1951) 500 Germany, 1910s 500, 501, 640, 641, 643, 644 Germany, 1920s 739, 843 Germany, 1930s 943, 995, 996, 1024, 1027, 1040, 1041 Germany, Baden-Baden, 1922 734 Germany, Baden-Baden, 1945 1296 Germany, Berlin, 1922 734, 735

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Index Terms Folders Volumes Germany--Foreign relations--Italy, 1940 1261 Germany--Foreign relations--U.S., 1921 689-691 Germany--History--1918-1933 683 Gibson, Hugh 10, 19, 22, 646, 684, 685, 741, 748, 784, 872 Gilbert, Prentiss Bailey 688 Gillett, Frederick H. (1851-1935) 688, 689 Goebbels, Joseph Paul 995 Goering, Hermann 1040 Goldhammer, John 731-733, 737, 739 Goldman, Emma (1869-1940) 646, 783 Golf, 1919 445 Gomez, Jose Miguel 11, 17-19, 70, 1023 Gomez, Juan Gaulberto 11 Gomez, Lauriano 918 Gompers, Samuel (1850-1924) 645, 689 Gonzalez, Abraham 281 Grace, Joseph 631 Grady, Henry 997 Grant-Duff, Arthur 18 Grant-Duff, Kathleen 18 Graves, John Temple (1856-1925) 528 Great Britain--Foreign relations, 1920s 690, 691, 836, 837, 844 Greece, Athens, 1928 813 Greeting cards--Christmas 1241-1244, 1266, 1276, 1283, 1291, 1297, 1303, 1311, 1316, 1320, 1326 Grew, Joseph Clark (1880-1965) 10, 14, 22, 499, 504, 508, 517, 694, 740, 743, 775, 778, 804, 806, 814, 872, 995, 1298 Grey, Edward 21-23, 779 Greyson, Cary 646 Griffith, Corinne 687, 690 Griffith, D. W. 686 Griscoms, Clement 18 Groce, Michael 631 Grow, Jasper 871-874, 1008 Gruening, Ernest Henry (1887-1974) 989 Guerra, Piño 11, 18 Guitar, Odon 687 Gunther, Christian 1040

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Index Terms Folders Volumes Hale, William Bayard 640, 646 Hammerstein, Oscar (1895-1960) 282 Hanna, Margaret 17 Hanna, Matthew E. 688 Harding, Warren G. (1865-1923) 682, 684-689, 691-695, 739 Harlan, John Marshall (1899-1971) 5 Harper, Samuel N. 509, 690 Harris, Frank 784, 936 Harrison, Leland "Nemo" 14, 22, 276, 688, 695, 872 Hart, Robert 4, 9, 16 Hartley, Harold 735 Harvey, George B. McC. 697 Havens, Harry 1092 Haya la Torre, Victor Raul 893, 894, 910, 938, 941, 989, 1029, 1033 Hearst, William Randolph (1863-1951) 638 Hedin, Sven 1046 Hegerman, Bert 687 Heifetz, Jascha (1901- ) 510 Height's Military Academy 4 Heinemann, Danny 739, 783 Heiskell, Morgan 742 Hengstler, Herbert C. 1042, 1064, 1066, 1071, 1076, 1091 Henry, Marse 690 Henry, Phillip 686 Herbert, Preston 809 Herrick, Myron T. (1854-1929) 734 Herring, Hubert C. 989, 1035 Herter, Christian A. (1895-1967) 517, 688, 689, 693 Hertzog, James Barry Munnik 813 Highet, Gilbert 1334 Hill, David Jayne 5 Hill, Roscoe 1022, 1023 Hillenkoetter, Roscoe H. (1897- ) 1318 Hitchcock, Frank 4-8, 12, 18, 276, 687, 697, 1014 Hitler, Adolf (1889-1945) 938, 995, 996, 1039, 1045-1047, 1218 Hoover, Herbert (1874-1964) 506, 642, 688, 690, 691, 693-696, 733, 809, 817, 836, 837, 866, 872, 913, 1046

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Index Terms Folders Volumes Hopkins, Gerard Manley (1844-1889) 992, 993 Hopkins, Henry 1034, 1039, 1042, 1045, 1064, 1091 Houghton, Alanson B. 735 House, Edward Mandell (1858-1938) 10, 451, 500, 527, 531, 631, 683, 782, 783 Hudson, Paul 688 Huerta, Victoriano 200, 204, 279-282, 284, 285, 349- 357, 380, 400, 448, 684 Hughes, Charles Evans (1862-1948) 10, 512, 519, 520, 682, 687-696, 810 Hulings, Cyrus 689 Hull, Cordell (1871-1955) 935-938, 941, 943-945, 989-991, 997, 1000, 1030, 1035, 1036, 1039, 1048, 1050, 1064-1066, 1078, 1091, 1203, 1209, 1210, 1215, 1306 Huntington-Wilson, F. M. 17, 19, 194, 196, 200, 204, 274-285, 349, 350, 356, 632, 635, 636, 640- 646, 684-693, 739, 778, 784, 808, 1050, 1248, 1249, 1255, 1259, 1266, 1268, 1270 Hurley, Patrick J. (1883-1963) 1051 Hurst, Fannie (1889-1968) 805 Hyde, Arthur Mastick (1877-1947) 695 Iglehart, Stewart 631 Illinois, Chicago, 1912 283 Immigration and emigration--Law and 689 legislation, 1920s Influenza, 1918-1919 639-641 Inter Bank Agreement, 1919 646 International economic relations 694-696 International Telephone and Telegraph, 1 Peru, 1932 International Telephone and Telegraph, 835 Portugal, 1929 Italo-Ethiopian War, 1935-1936 1 Italy, 1913 357, 358 Italy, 1922 731 Italy, Rome, 1934 996 Italy, Venice, 1928 814 Iturbi, Jose 1015 Ives, Elizabeth 1223 Ives, Ernest 1038, 1041, 1090, 1223

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Index Terms Folders Volumes Jackson, John Brinckerhoff 20 Jacobsen, Jens Peter 685 James, Henry 24, 642, 643, 684, 685 Janes, Henry 8, 10, 204, 461 Jannings, Emil 787 Japan, 1900s 13, 16 Japan, 1947 1305 Japan, Ishii Mission, 1917 633 Japan--Foreign relations--U.S., 1917-1921 633-638, 642-644, 646, 683-685, 687, 688, 690 Jenks, Leland H. 1293 Jews, Russia, 1916 509, 513, 514 Jimenez, 872, 873, 888-890, 893, 895, 897, 911, 936 Johansson, Albin 1040 Johnson, Hiram W. (1866-1945) 196 Joint Distribution Committee 513 Jonn, Elsa 1095, 1216-1221 Jordan, John 17 Judah, Noble Brandon (1884-1938) 810 Jung, Carl (1875-1961) 639 Kahn, Herman (1907- ) 1224 Kahn, Otto Hermann (1867-1934) 634-636, 639, 683, 686, 695 Kavanaugh, Edward 197, 198 Kellogg, Frank Billings (1856-1937) 774, 775, 780, 782, 804-806, 808, 810 Kemmerer, Edwin Walter (1875-1945) 872-874, 886-889, 942 Kemper, Will 283, 816, 937, 1052 Kent, Fred I. (1869-1954) 809 Kent, Rockevell 684 Kerensky, Alexander (1881-1970) 517, 521, 526, 527 Kerr, Frederick 731-733, 737, 742 Kerrigan, Joseph 507-509 Keyes, Frances Parkinson 839 King, C. B. D. 692, 693 Knox, Philander Chase (1853-1921) 19, 70, 195-200, 204, 274, 275, 284, 285, 646, 682, 684, 686-689, 691- 693, 1031 Kollontai, Madame 1040 Koo, Wellington 634-636, 644, 685, 686 Korea, 1916 521

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Index Terms Folders Volumes Korea, Seoul, 1908 16 Kreisler, Fritz (1875-1962) 633 Kuhn, Loeb and Company, NY 683, 696 La Follette, Robert M. (1855-1925) 1040 La Guardia Fiorella H. (1882-1947) 997, 1289 Labor and laboring classes, 1920-1921 682-684, 687 Lamont, Thomas 641, 645, 646, 686 Lansing, Robert (1864-1928) 9, 10, 453, 636, 637, 683 Lansing-Ishii Agreement 633, 644 Larco Herrera, Rafael (1872- ) 889-893 Lascurain, Pedro 276, 278, 280-285 Lasker, Albert 694, 695 Laski, Harold J. (1893-1950) 1032 Lathrop, Gardiner (1850-1938) 687 Lattimer, Jean 805, 806 Lawrence, D. H. (1885-1930) 749, 814, 893, 944 Lawrence, Frieda 749, 998, 1250 Lawrenceville School, New York, 1932 914 Lawson, Joseph 688 Lazlo, Philip 689 Le Hand, Margeurite 1037, 1091 League of Nations 522, 639-642, 644-646, 683, 686- 688, 690, 837, 1024, 1028, 1040 League of Nations, International Labor 844 Bureau, 1929 Lee, Bertram T. 865, 1000, 1007, 1014, 1015, 1022, 1023, 1036 Lee, Ivy Ledbetter (1877-1934) 995, 999 Leech, Stephen 17, 19 Leguia, Augusto B. 848, 864, 866, 867, 869-874, 886, 891-893, 895-897, 911 Leguia, Juan 874, 897 Lewis, Sinclair (1884-1951) 687 Lewisohn, Adolph 685 Liberia 692, 693, 695, 737 Limantour, Jose Yves 196-198, 203 Lind, John 355, 356, 380 Lindbergh, Charles A. (1902-1974) 806 Litvinov, Maxim 689 Loayza, Zabala 918, 919

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Index Terms Folders Volumes Lockett, Napoleon 1093 Lockhart, Bruce 997 Lodge, Henry Cabot (1850-1924) 644, 689, 692, 694 London Economic Conference, 1933 939, 989 London Silver Agreement 992 Long, Andrew T. 733, 734 Long, Boaz W. (1876-1962) 352, 353 Long, Breckinridge (1881-1958) 632, 636, 637, 684, 732, 735 Long, Huey P. (1893-1935) 1015 Longworth, Alice Lee Roosevelt ( -1980) 9, 687, 695, 814 Longworth, Nicholas 9, 814 Loomis, Francis Butler (1861-1948) 7, 14, 696, 1021 Lopez, Roberto 891 Lorca, Garcia 1296 Lorillard, George 6, 8 Loti, Pierre 453 Lowell, James Russell (1819-1891) 449 Lujan, Mabel 749, 914 Lujan, Manuel L. 278 Frazier, Arthur Hugh (1868- ) 805 Merrill, Keith 731 Millard, Tom 633, 689 Merriweather, Lee 693, 732, 735 Miller, Rainsford 637 Messersmith, George 785, 837, 994, 997, 1011, 1038, 1046, 1048, 1064, 1091, 1219 Mellon, Andrew W. (1855-1937) 692, 293, 787, 915 Mexico, Cuernavaca, 1910 195 Meyer, Eugene 687 Minnesota, 1914 446 Mexico--Foreign relations--U.S., 1919-1920 644-646, 684 Mexico--Politics and government 200, 201, 204, 274-285 Meyer, Eugene 687 Mencken, H. L. (1880-1956) 696 Mexican National Railways 275-279 Mexico, 1909 20 Mexico, 1910s 196-201, 204, 274-285, 349-357, 446 Mexico, 1910 193, 194 Miles, Basil 691

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Index Terms Folders Volumes Miranda, Carmen 1254, 1255 Miro Quesada, Antonio 864, 871, 872, 886, 888, 892-894, 896, 910, 918, 919, 936, 939, 941, 1000, 1011 Rio Conference, 1933 942, 943, 945 Rio Negotiations, 1934 992,993, 1000 Rio Protocol, 1934-1935 1000, 1015 Robbins, June 995 Robeson, Paul (1898-1976) 779 Rockefeller Foundation 505, 506 Rockefeller, Nelson Aldrich (1908-1979) 1036, 1266, 1283 Rockefeller, Percy 634, 643, 686 Rockefeller, Winthrop (1912-1973) 1036 Rockhill, William Woodville 5, 12, 14, 16, 446 Rodzianko, Mikhail V. 504 Roosevelt, Eleanor (1884-1962) 921, 934, 997, 1036 Roosevelt, Franklin Delano (1882-1945) 350, 685, 689, 692, 920, 934-945, 989, 993, 994, 997, 999, 1008, 1010, 1013-1015, 1017, 1020-1024, 1028-1034, 1036-1089, 1215, 1220, 1261, 1306 Roosevelt, Kermit 23, 397, 398, 643, 696 Roosevelt, Theodore (1858-1919) 10, 11, 23, 70, 276, 279, 283, 398, 641 Roosevelt, Theodore, Jr. (1887-1944) 694 Root, Elihu (1845-1937) 8, 10, 12, 63, 631, 632, 692, 694 Rooth, Ivar (1888-1972) 1040, 1046 Russell, Lillian (1861-1921) 750 Russia, 1916 499-518, 520, 521 Russia, 1917 522-530, 631, 633 Russia, Duma, 1916 504, 508, 516, 518, 520, 521, 526 Russia, Foreign relations, Japan, 1916 506, 511, 516506 Russia, Foreign relations, Germany, 1917- 527, 528, 639 1918 Russia, Moscow, 1916 506 Russia, Petrograd, 1916 502-518 Russian Economic League 643, 683 Russo-Finnish War, 1939-1940 1260 Ryder, Albert P. 635 Richardson, Dorsey 690 Richardson, Norval 737

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Index Terms Folders Volumes Riggs, Frances 505, 514 Sacco-Vanzetti Case 804 Sackville-West, Virginia 524 Salamon-Lozano Treaty 918, 919, 942, 993 Salazar, Antonio de Oliveira 812, 814, 815, 835, 842, 847 Savinsky, Nicholas 16 Sayre, Francis B. (1885-1972) 775, 997, 1044, 1048, 1078, 1092 Sazonoff, Serghei Dimitrievich 502-508, 512 Schacht, Hjalmar 1041 Schoenfeld, Rudolph 1038, 1042, 1045-1048, 1095 Scholes, Walter V. 1336 Schuyler, Montgomery 688 Schwab, Charles 636, 640 Seely, Ted 1046, 1047 MacArthur, Douglas (1880-1964) 1305 Machado, Bernadino 782, 784 MacKay, Clarence 732, 733 MacMurray, John Van Antwerp (1881- 665-686, 688, 691-693, 776, 1046, 1960) 1047, 1078, 1095, 1212, 1213, 1336 Madero, Francisco "Panchito" 193-201, 204, 274-285 Madero, Gustavo 201, 281, 284 Madero, Francisco, Mrs. 196, 199, 200, 275, 276, 278, 279, 281, 284, 285, 349, 400 Magoon, Charles Edward 70 Magruder, Alec 839, 844 Mahan, Alfred Thayer 741 Malan, Daniel, Francois 815 Mallarmé, Stephane 1605 Manchuria, 1916 520, 521 Manzanilla 934-936 Manzanilla Treaty of 1922 918-921 Marconi, Marchese G. 632 Maria, Antonio 731 Marshall, George C. (1880-1959) 682 Martin, Barney 693, 694 Martin, Edward Sandford (1856-1939) 635 Marvin, George 921, 934-936 Marye, George T. 500-502 Massachusetts, Gloucester, 1918 637-639 Massie, David Meade (1859-1927) 687

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Index Terms Folders Volumes Matthews, Brander (1852-1929) 8 Matthews, Jenny 17 Matthews, Laura 2, 3, 455, 733 Matthews, Lucy 2, 3, 283, 743, 745, 746 Matthews, Nicholas 2, 3, 446 Mayer, Ferdinand L. 872, 1093 Mayer, Harry H. 845, 846 Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota, 1914 446 Mayo, Charles 446 Mayo, William James 446 McAdoo, William Gibbs (1863-1941) 637 McBride, Harry 1046, 1091 McCarl, J. R. (1879-1940) 509, 737 McCarthy, Ivy McGuire 693 McCormick, Cyrus 887, 911, 990, 991, 1051 McCormick, Medill (1877-1925) 687, 690 McCormick, Robert 735, 806 McCoy, Frank 4, 11, 12, 278, 688 McIntyre, Marvin H. (1878-1943) 997, 1011, 1037, 1038, 1066, 1078, 1091 Medical care, 1914 446 Medical care, 1917-1918 633, 636, 640 Medical care, 1920 683, 686 Medical care, 1925 775 Medicine--Germany 734, 739, 748, 778, 785, 809, 814, 816, 843, 869, 914, 995, 996, 1041 Missouri, Boonville 808 Missouri, Columbia 2, 20, 283, 446, 448, 454, 500, 507, 687, 696, 749, 808, 816, 997 Missouri, Kansas City, 1917 522 Missouri, Midway 3, 687 Missouri Society 694 Mitchell, Pearly 687 Moffitt, Lorenzo Marques 807 Moley, Raymond Charles (1886-1975) 936, 940, 941 Montevideo Conference, Seventh 890, 891, 893, 895, 941-943, 945, International Conference of American 958-965, 989 States Moore, Alexander 690, 737, 744, 750, 918, 1071 Moore, John Bassett 350-355, 359, 446, 638, 687, 694, 1022, 1032

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Index Terms Folders Volumes Morgan, J. J. 23, 683 Morgan, J. P. 509, 637, 690, 1306 Morgan, Stokeley W. 886 Morgenthau, Henry, Jr. (1891-1967) 1022 Morocco, 1924 744 Mountjoy, Shannon 2 Mozambique, 1928 813, 815 Mussolini, Benito (1883-1945) 738, 740, 778, 943, 944, 996, 1008, 1014, 1017, 1024, 1032, 1040, 1045 Myrdal, Gunnar (1898-1987) 1040 Nagel, Charles (1849-1940) 689 National City Bank 509, 531, 640 Morgan, Edwin "Excellency" 9-12, 17, 19, 20, 203, 262, 523, 528, 631, 642, 683, 732, 810, 811 Morley, John 22 Mormons, 1944 1288 Morrow, Dwight W. (1873-1931) 748, 787, 805, 809, 836, 895, 989, 1016, 1030, 1031 Mott, John R. 509 Neidermeyer, Freddy 641 Nelson, Ira Morris 689, 690 Nelson, William 1037, 1039, 1042, 1095, 1209 New Deal, Fiscal Policy 944, 945, 990-994, 1000, 1020, 1022, 1038 New Deal, Opposition to 997, 999, 1000, 1007, 1014, 1015, 1017, 1038, 1042 New Mexico, 1938 1051 New Mexico, Santa Fe, 1924 749 New York Dutchess County, 1920 685, 686 New York Dutchess County, 1915 455 New York Life Insurance Company 503, 506 New York, NY, 1917 523-528, 630-634 New York, NY, West 14th Street, 684, 685, 686 Manhattan, 1920 New York, NY, 1932 914 New York, NY, 1928 816 New York, NY, 1927 808 New York, NY, 1920 683-687 New York, NY, Greenwich Village, 1917 523 New York, NY, Lower East Side, 1917 633 New York, NY, 1919 641-646

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Index Terms Folders Volumes New York, NY, 1918 634-640 New York, Red Hook 808 Nicholas II, Czar of Russia (1868-1917) 503, 507, 509, 513-515, 522, 526, 637 Nicholson, Harold 22 Nijinsky, Waslaw 398 North Carolina, Charlotte 1029 North Carolina, Wilmington 1029 Norway, 1929 841 Nyassa Company, Africa, 1929 836 O'Neill, Rose (1874-1944) 1273 O'Shaughnessy, Edith ( -1939) 198-200, 276, 632, 636, 693 Obregon, Alvaro 350, 352, 683, 684, 687, 690, 693 Ocampo, Samanez 888, 889, 891, 912 Olympic Games, 1936 1026 Oregon, Portland, 1914 446 Orozco, Pascual 196, 274-282, 285 The New Republic, 1918 635 Pender, John D. 731, 732, 737-739, 741 Pershing, John J. (1860-1948) 522, 645 Peru, 1911 201, 202 Peru, 1930 867-874 Peru, 1931 886-897 Peru, 1932 910-921 Peru, 1933 934-988 Peru, 1934 989-994, 997-1000 Peru, 1935 1007-1017 Peru, 1936 1020-1026, 1029-1031 Peru, 1937 1032-1036, 1205-1210 Peru, 1938 1211, 1212, 1215-1217 Peru, 1939 1219 Peru, 1940 1262 Peru, Alianza Popular Revolucionaria 874, 886, 888, 892, 895, 911, 912, Americana (APRA) 915, 918, 939, 941, 945, 989, 1013, 1016, 1024, 1029, 1031, 1033 Peru, Boundaries, 1930s 919, 920, 936, 938, 991-993, 1000, 1029 Peru, Lee Yurimaguas Concession, 1930s 865, 1000, 1007, 1014, 1015, 1022, 1023, 1031, 1033, 1035, 1036, 1208 Pessoa, Epitacio 644 Phelps Stokes Fund Commission of 1924 837

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Index Terms Folders Volumes Oudin, Maurice A. (1866-1929) 635 Oulmann, Alberto 815 Oursler, Fulton (1893-1952) 1021, 1023, 1024, 1030, 1032, 1037, 1289 Paderewski, Ignace (1860-1941) 528 Page, Thomas Wilson 356 Palealogue, Maurice 503, 508 Palma, Estrada 11, 63 Pan American Conference, 1927 810 Pan American Highway 1022 Pan Americanism 937, 945, 997, 1023, 1029, 1031, 1032, 1036 Panama Canal 201, 687 Parker, Carleton Hubbell 645 Parrish, Maxfield, (1870-1966) 692 Patronage, 1921-1922 692-695 Pearson, Drew (1897-1969) 893, 1030, 1051 Peary, Robert Edwin (1856-1920) 23 Peixotto, Percy 640, 641, 689, 735 Peixotto, Rodrigo 731, 732, 736-738, 741, 742 Philip, Hoffman (1872-1951) 23, 991 Philippine Commission, 1919 642 Philippines, Manila, 1947 1305 Phillips, William 10, 14, 17, 22, 26, 396, 445, 455, 502, 511, 523, 690, 696, 997, 1022 Pinkerton, Julian K. 783 Piño Suarez, José Maria 200, 201, 204, 281, 284, 285 Platt Amendment 8, 63 Plekhanov, George V. 528 Po Li 803 Poetry 1353-1603 Poindexter, Miles (1868-1946) 1023 Poland, 1916 506 Polo, Solon 944, 945, 989-994, 1035 Pombo, Eduardo 871-873, 888, 893 Portugal, 1922 730-733, 735 Portugal, 1923 736-741 Portugal, 1924 742-747, 751 Portugal, 1925 774-781 Portugal, 1926 782-787

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Index Terms Folders Volumes Portugal, 1927 803-807, 809, 810 Portugal, 1928 811, 812, 814-817 Portugal, 1929 835-847 Portugal, 1930 847 Portugal, Banco Nacional Ultramarino 807 Portugal, Colonies, 1920s 742, 812, 813, 815 Portugal, Revolution, 1926 784 Prevost, Teresa 1008 Price, Beverley 507 Price, Florence 687 Prince of Wales, U.S. Visit, 1919 646 Princeton University 684, 687 Pritchett, Henry 687 Protopopoff, Alexander D. 516, 517, 520, 522 Proust, Marcel 642 Psychoanalysis, 1918 638 Quacks and quackery 1248 Radio, 1920s 775, 781 Railroads, China 1305, 1306 Rankin, Jeannette (1880-1973) 1039 Rasputin, Gregory I. 502, 503, 508, 509, 511, 515, 517, 521, 522 Reed, James 687, 688, 732, 735 Reed, John 196, 356 Reid, Helen Rogers (1882-1970) 22, 196, 197, 646, 1294, 1305 Reid, Whitelaw, Mrs. 646, 687 Reid, Ogden 22, 196, 194, 646, 688, 1282, 1287 Reid, Whitelaw (1837-1912) 21, 26, 193, 739 Reily E. Mont (1866-1954) 684, 689, 690, 693 Reinhardt, Max 500 Reinsch, Paul Samuel (1870-1923) 639, 641 Reisner, George Andrew 813 Remington, Franklin 693 Remy, Jorge Felix 1093 Republican National Convention, 1920 684 Rhode Island, Newport, 1917 633 Shaw, Howland 1046 Sheehan, Vincent 1305 Shipbuilding 632 Sinclair Oil Company 737

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Index Terms Folders Volumes Sinclair, Upton (1878-1968) 998 Sittenham, Fred 808 Sittenham, William 697, 808, 814, 816, 1052, 1053 Sleeper, Jacob 6, 10-12, 639 Sloan, John 639, 749 Smuts, Jan Christian (1870-1950) 813, 815 Snare, Frederick (1862-1946) 869 Soares, Olivera 731, 739, 746, 778, 785 Social change 645 Socialism, American, 1920 684 South Africa, Race relations, 1920s 813 Soviet Union, 1910s 638, 640, 641, 643, 645, 646 Soviet Union, 1920s 683, 685, 691, 742 Soviet Union, History, 1917-1921, 525-528 Revolution Soviet-American Relations, 1920s 689, 691, 692, 694 Spain, 1914 396-398, 444, 447 Spain, 1915 448-453, 456, 1612 Spain, 1916 456 Spain, 1923 736 Spain, 1924 744 Spain, History, 1936-1939, Civil War 1253, 1261 Spencer, Selden Palmer (1862-1925) 687, 688, 690, 692-694 Sproul, Elliott W. (1856-1935) 684 Squiers, Herbert Goldsmith (1859-1911) 5, 6, 18 Stalin, Joseph (1879-1953) 1040 Standard Oil Company of California, 1950 1323 Stark, Clay 893 Stark, Elizabeth 893, 1268, 1288 Starrett, Henry P. (1885-1933) 874, 886, 888-891, 893-895, 910- 913 Steinhardt, Dulcie 1039, 1042, 1043, 1047, 1064, 1090, 1214, 1216, 1221, 1223 Steinhardt, Laurence A. (1892-1950) 1033-1038, 1041-1051, 1064-1090, 1200, 1201, 1204-1214, 1216-1218, 1220, 1223 Stephens, E. W. (1849-1931) 16 Sterling, Fred 1048 Stetson, John B. 810 Stevens, Frederick 686, 687 Stevenson, Adlai Ewing (1900-1965) 1223

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Index Terms Folders Volumes Stevenson, Robert Louis 198 Stimson, Henry L. (1867-1950) 275, 285, 836, 839, 888, 1323 Stock exchange 835-846, 1266, 1289, 1322 Stone and Webster 642, 686 Stone, Charles Augustus 525, 528, 630-632, 635-638, 683- 688, 691, 777, 808 Straight, Dorothy Whitney 18, 643 Straight, Willard D. (1880-1918) 9, 14, 17, 282, 349, 523-528, 631, 632, 635, 638, 640, 642 Straus, Oscar (1870-1954) 509, 514 Strikes and lockouts, 1919 643-646 Strikes and lockouts, Railroads, 1920 684 Strikes and lockouts, Coal miners, 1910s 646 Strong, Benjamin 687 Sturmer, Boris V. 503, 506, 507, 512, 514-518, 520 Summerfield, Felix 525 Sun Yat-sen (1866-1925) 683 Sutton, G. W. 871, 872 Swanson, Gloria 697, 733, 750, 775, 998 Sweden 1038-1048, 1205, 1215-1221, 1260 Sweden, Stockholm, 1916 501, 502 Switzerland, 1916 500 Sze, Alfred 688 Taft, William Howard (1857-1930) 11, 12, 20, 70, 195-199, 204, 274- 281, 284, 285, 691, 694 Tang, Shao-Y 15, 1051 Tanganyika, Dar es Salaam, 1928 813 Tarbell, Ida Minerva (1857-1944) 694 Taussig, Frank 683 Television 1328 Texas Rangers 194, 196 Thilly, Frank (1865-1934) 10, 349, 736 Thomas, Albert (1898-1966) 508 Thomas cook and Son, Wagon-Lits, Inc. 1266 Thompson, David 198 Tibbett, Lawrence (1896-1960) 1040, 1041 Timson, Larry 733, 737, 779 Ting Fang Wu 15, 19 Tinsley, Richard Parran (1867-1936) 631, 632, 634-638, 640, 642-646, 683-688, 694, 696, 749, 808

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Index Terms Folders Volumes Tomlin, Frederick 1335 Trans-Siberian Railroad 5, 18, 519, 520 Treaty of Brest-Litovsk 643 Treaty of Versailles 690, 691 Tredwell, Roger C. 774 Trotsky, Leon (1879-1940) 645 Truman, Harry S (1884-1972) 8, 11, 1011, 1037, 1039, 1043, 1294, 1313 Tumulty, Joseph 646, 683 Turkey, Constantinople, 1928 813 Tyrell, William 731, 732, 738 U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, 1949 1318 U.S. Congress, Senate, Foreign Relations 645, 646 Committee U.S. Constitution, 18th Amendment 683 U.S. Department of State 6-1224 U.S. Department of State, Security 1202 Investigations, 1947-1953 U.S. Department of Commerce 688, 689, 693-695, 733 U.S. Department of State, Blacks in 692 U.S. Diplomatic and consular service 1220 U.S. Federal Reserve Board 687 U.S. Foreign Service 1-1624 Ulianov, Vladimir Ilich (1870-1924) 521, 526, 528, 634, 638, 643, 645, 646, 690-692 Ulloa, Alberto 1031, 1032, 1034 Underwood, Oscar W. 692 United Fruit Company 944 United Mine Workers of America 643 University of Missouri 2, 500, 507, 1337 Untermyer, Samuel (1858-1940) 1042, 1045, 1048-1050, 1064, 1065 Upham, Fred 687 Vacuum Oil Company 644, 645, 684, 686, 691, 692, 744 Van Dyke, Henry 356, 640 Vanderbilt, Consuelo 22, 787 Vanderlip, Frank Arthur 509, 637, 640, 643, 684 Vasquez Gomez, Emillo 200, 201, 275, 276 Vazquez Gomez, Francisco 197, 200, 201 Veatch, Arthur Clifford 785 Velez, Carlos Garcia 11

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Index Terms Folders Volumes Vernon, Ambrose W. 1289, 1290, 1294, 1298-1300, 1317 Versailles Peace Conference 640-642, 644, 645 Vidal, Gore 1339 Viviani, Rene Raphael 693, 694 Volstead Act 646 Von Lucius, 501, 503, 504, 512 Voroshilov, Klement E. 1040 Wadsworth, Craig 21 Wagner, George W. 687 Wall Street, New York, NY--Bombing, 686 1920 Wallenberg, Axel 689, 1039, 1040 Wallenberg, Marcus 1039, 1040 Warren, Charles Beecher 774 Washington Conference, 1921-1922 682 Washington D.C., 1912 274, 283 Washington D.C., 1913 284, 285, 349-355 Washington D.C., 1914 446 Washington D.C., 1917 632, 633 Washington D.C., 1919 642, 644, 646 Washington D.C., 1920 683-685 Washington D.C., 1927 808 Washington D.C., 1932 915 Washington D.C., Metropolitan Police 5774 Dept. Washington, Seattle, 1914 446 Watson, Thomas J. 1322 Weale, Putnam 690 Webster, Edwin Sibley 642 Weddell, Alexander W. 1251, 1252 Weeks, Raymond L. 3, 4, 19, 199, 203, 683, 807, 808, 1272, 1274, 1295, 1296, 1298, 1299 Weitzel, George T. 197-200, 204 Welles, Sumner 521, 685, 688, 690, 691, 693, 921, 934, 936, 937, 992, 995, 997, 1008, 1010, 1017, 1022, 1030, 1032-1034, 1037, 1042-1044, 1051, 1066, 1091, 1209, 1206, 1317 Wenner-Gren, Axel 1039, 1216 West, Duval 646 Western Union Telegraph Company 731-733, 737-739, 741, 742

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Index Terms Folders Volumes White, Francis (Blanquito) 450-452, 520, 635, 646, 684, 685, 695, 1091, 1214, 1260, 1291 White, Henry 21 White, William Allen 751 Whitlock, Brand 356, 359, 634, 640, 1030 Wickersham, George Woodward 276 Wigforss, Ernst 1040 Willard, Joseph E. 396, 397, 444, 448, 449, 451, 456 Williams, Edward Thomas 633, 635-637, 646 Williams, John M. 687 Williams, Walter 691, 892, 997, 1013 Willis, Florence 12, 196, 528, 784, 866, 1293 Wilmer, William H. 283 Wilson, Eleanor 353 Wilson, Henry Lane 194-202, 204, 274-285, 349, 350, 352-356, 400, 641, 693, 1030 Wilson, Hugh 1279 Wilson, Woodrow 9, 10, 193, 200, 279, 280, 282, 285, 349, 350, 352-357, 380, 397, 398, 400, 446, 447, 452, 500, 513, 519, 520, 522, 528, 630-646, 682-687, 742 Winchell, Walter 991 Wood, Leonard 4, 9, 11, 12, 275, 352, 688, 806 Woodlock, Thomas 635 Woods, Clarence 886 Woods, Cyrus E. 737 World War, 1914-1918, Economic aspects 632-637 World War, 1914-1918, Prisoners and 499-514, 523 prisons World War, 1914-1918 400, 402, 444-449, 452, 453, 500- 518, 520-524, 528, 631-637, 639, 640 World War, 1914-1918, Zimmerman Note, 524 1917 World War, 1939-1945 1245-1297 Wright, Carrol D. 5 Wright, Luke Edward 13 Young Men's Christian Association 506 Yuan Shih-Kai 15 Zanzibar, 1928 813

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Index Terms Folders Volumes Zapata, Emillio 197, 198, 200, 201, 204, 274-282, 284, 354, 356 See, Thomas Jefferson Jackson (1886-1962) 1036 Mexico, Centennial Celebrations, 1910 194 Mexico, Cientificos 194, 195, 197, 199 Negri, Pola 774 O'Rear, John D. 637, 638 Washington, D.C., ac. 1900 4, 5

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