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Idaho political campaign material (1934)
C. Ben Ross campaign fliers and cards for governor.
Isaac W. Garrett papers
Collection includes family and Wood River Valley correspondence, including a letter from George W. Hunter, a representative from Alturas County, Idaho, regarding proposed division of Alturas county, 1887. Includes some photocopies.
Isadore Samuel Weiler letter : to Prudia Clark
Thanking her for her work as a clerk.
Issac R. Crow correspondence
Letters exchanged between Governor Moses Alexander and Crow, relating to appointments of commissioners to the Clearwater County Highway District.
J. A. Lippincott correspondence
Two letters to Lippincott, one from a local insurance agent following the loss of Lippincott's home, and the other discussing the state politics of Frank Steunenberg and Frank Hunt.
James Alonzo Pinney scrapbook
Disassembled scrapbook containing newspaper clippings regarding Pinney. Primarily about his campaign and election as mayor of Boise, Idaho.
James H. Brady papers
Newspaper clippings, congressional records, and addresses given by James H. Brady. Also includes an autographed photo of President William Taft.
James Henry Hawley papers (1887-1945)
Correspondence relating to Hawley's law practice, including letters pertaining to the conspiracy trials of officers of the Western Federation of Miners for crimes associated with the dynamiting of the Bunker Hill and Sullivan concentrator at Wardner, Idaho, in 1899 and for the assassination of Frank Steunenberg in 1905; correspondence and reports relating to mining operations in which the Hawley family held an interest.
James Pinckney Pope papers
Personal and office correspondence, case files, miscellaneous office bills and receipts, personal clippings and personal files relating chiefly to Pope's law practice in Boise, Idaho, and to Idaho and national affairs of the Democratic Party during the 1920s.
John Carfield Sanborn papers
The collection covers the years ca 1900 to 1974. The bulk of the material is from the Congressional years, 1946-1950. The collection includes correspondence, speeches, publications, press releases, campaign materials, radio broadcasts, newspaper clippings, scrapbooks, photographs, and two sound recordings.
John Corlett papers
Newspaper clippings of Corlett's Idaho Statesman column "Politically Speaking" (1961-1971), and material regarding the proposed Hells Canyon Dam in relation to Pacific Northwest water resource development (1949-1967).
John F. Nugent broadsides
Broadsides for a debate held at Boise High School against Star High School and for the senatorial campaign of John F. Nugent.
John F. Nugent scrapbook
Newspaper clippings, campaign materials and correspondence regarding U.S. Senator John F. Nugent's re-election campaign in 1918.
John Jay Blake papers
Correspondence, financial records, case files and miscellaneous records of Blake's law practice in association with E.J. Frawley, William E. Borah, and C.C. Cavanah; and as attorney for Boise City, Idaho. Also includes records concerning Blake's mining interests.
John M. Haines papers
Personal and political correspondence relating to Haines' gubernatorial campaigns in 1912 and 1914, and recommendations, endorsements and communiques written while governor of Idaho. Correspondents include William E. Borah and Alfred Budge.
John Rogers McBride resolution
Resolution of appreciation by the the Second Judicial District Court, Boise, Idaho.
John T. Morgan papers
Collection includes political, business, and legal correspondence (1864-1890); legal opinions.
John T. Morrison scrapbook
Newspaper clippings relating to the administration of John Tracy Morrison, Idaho governor.
John Thomas correspondence
Correspondence relating to political issues during Gooding's latter term as U.S. Senator from Idaho. Also included are six letters of Charles C. Gossett, successor to Thomas's senate seat.
John Tracy Morrison papers
Student notebooks, photographs, newspaper clippings, and correspondence (1895-1908); also includes material relating to his son, John M. Morrison of Boise, Idaho.