Collection: Carter Glass Papers, 1820/1946 - ARVAS Search Results

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Additional Political: Positions: Interstate Commerce Commission John J. Esch, 1928 Box 183, Folder 15

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Additional Political: Positions: Judge D. Lawrence Groner, 1921 Box 183, Folder 9

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Additional Political: Positions: Obadiah Gardner, International Joint Commission, 1921 Box 183, Folder 8

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Additional Political: Post Office, 1914 Box 181, Folder 5

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Additional Political: Post Office, 1915 Box 181, Folder 9

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Additional Political: Post Office Rural Routes, 1917 Box 181, Folder 18

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Additional Political: Prohibition, 1914 Box 181, Folder 6

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Additional Political: Prohibition and the Houston Democratic Convention, 1928 Box 183, Folder 16

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Additional Political: Responses to Carter Glass speech, "The Truth about the WarDepartment", 1918 Box 182, Folder 3-5

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Additional Political: Secretary of the Treasury, 1919 Box 183, Folder 2

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