Idaho-Politics and government-History-Sources.

Correspondence; Teton Coal Co. stock certificate; "Report of Idaho Cokoal Co"; various letterheads; state platform of the Progressive party of Idaho; newspaper clippings; and typewritten biography of Samuels, resident of Wallace, Idaho.

Records of Henry Westerman Whillock's business, political, military, and civic career. Includes correspondence, scrapbooks, photographs and subject files relating to his term as mayor of Boise; KDSH radio and KBOI television in Boise; attempts to locate a medical school in Boise; and campaign for governor of Idaho in 1966.

Correspondence, legal briefs, and miscellaneous records relating to Johnson's work on the Idaho State Council of Defense, and newspaper clippings regarding Idaho territorial history, prominent Idahoans, and Idaho politics.

Three scrapbooks (1953-1956), relating to Herman Welker's senatorial career. Also included are "Yea and Nay Votes" records of his U.S. Senate voting record and nineteen (19) reels of television tapes concerning his political campaign.

A letter of recommendation for Hawley Clapp, landlord of Everett House, New York, New York.

Greeting cards from Idaho's political figures, including Orval Hansen, Del F. Engelking, Frank Church, George Hansen, Steve Symms, Cecil Andrus, and Richard Stallings.

Correspondence concerning the surviving members of the Idaho Constitutional Convention, 1889.

Newspaper pullout, records and facts of the Idaho Contempt Case against Sheridan, Broxten and Cruzen.

Describing the election of Fred T. Dubois to the U.S. Senate.

Lists of legislative and county officials and district judges for the years 1929-1934, 1941-1942, 1945-1948.

Invitations, tickets, programs, and dance programs for inaugural balls in 1905, 1907 and 1913, and legislative events in 1885 and 1893.

C.A. Robbins campaign fliers for governor, 1946.

Collection contains flyers for Progressive candidates La Follette and Samuels.

C. Ben Ross campaign fliers and cards for governor.

Thanking her for her work as a clerk.

Letters exchanged between Governor Moses Alexander and Crow, relating to appointments of commissioners to the Clearwater County Highway District.

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.

Newspaper clippings, congressional records, and addresses given by James H. Brady. Also includes an autographed photo of President William Taft.

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.

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.