Washington State University Libraries: Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections (MASC)
Guide to the Claudius Osborne
Johnson Papers
1901-1978
Cage
214
Table of Contents
Summary Information
- Repository
- Washington State University Libraries, Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections
- Creator
- Johnson, Claudius Osborne Papers
- Title
- Claudius Osborne Johnson Papers
- ID
- Cage 214
- Date [inclusive]
- 1901-1978
- Extent
- 10 containers., 9.5 linear feet of shelf space., 11,200 items.
- Language
- Collection materials are in English.
- Abstract
- Correspondence with William E. Borah, Irvin E. Rockwell, Thomas Stanford and others re: Senator Borah and Rockwell's book manuscript; notes, drafts, correspondence and other papers re: Johnson's Borah of Idaho (1936); also personal and professional correspondence, notes, clippings, and other papers and printed materials. Included are records of Johnson's proposed debate with Will Rogers and his service on the Washington State Department of Social Security Board of Sponsors.
Preferred Citation
[Item Description]. Cage 214, Claudius Osborne Johnson Papers . Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries, Pullman, WA.
Biography/History
Claudius Osborne Johnson was born in Greenville, Virginia, January 6, l894. He attended the University of Richmond from 1913 to 1917, receiving an A.B. in 1917. His education was interrupted by service overseas with the United States Army in World War I, where he attained the rank of first sergeant of infantry. Upon his return he took his masters degree from the University of Chicago, 1920-1921, and received his doctorate from that institution in l927. Johnson taught at the University of North Dakota from 1921 through 1926 and at the University of Chattanooga from 1926 through 1928. He came to WSU in 1928 as the first full-time political science professor and chairman of the newly formed Department of History and Political Science. At WSU he met Mary Wilson Maxwell, whom he married in 1929. He served as chair of the department until 1951 and retired from the faculty in 1960. He had been described as "one of the most stimulating people who ever entered a classroom at WSU." (Obituary, Idahonian, February 28, 1976.)
In addition to his teaching career at WSU, Johnson was professionally active in several capacities. Governor Clarence D. Martin appointed him to the state Constitutional Revision Committee, 1935-1936. He received a governor's certificate for contributions to the cultural life of the State of Washington in 1967. Johnson served as the Vice-President of the American Political Science Association in 1958. He was honored by his faculty colleagues in being asked to deliver one of the first Invited Addresses at WSU. He traveled widely and was a Fulbright lecturer at the universities of Sydney and Melbourne in Australia in 1953-1954 as well as visiting professor at the universities of Minnesota, Illinois, Colorado and California at Berkeley. He was a Fulbright visiting professor at the University of Athens in 1961-1962.
Johnson authored many books and scholarly articles. His textbooks have been used nationwide. Government in the United States, American National Government, and American State and Local Government all have appeared in several editions. He wrote several monographs, Carter Henry Harrison I: Political Leader (published by the University of Chicago Press, 1928) and Borah of Idaho (published by Longmans, Green & Co., 1936, and reissued by the University of Washington Press, 1967) and scores of articles for scholarly publications.
Dr. Johnson was a frequent speaker on political and international themes and was a delegate to the peace conference at Geneva, Switzerland, in 1926 as a guest of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. He was a member of Phi Beta Kappa and a number of other professional and honorary groups. He received an honorary Doctor of Letters degree from the University of Richmond in 1961. He belonged to Lambda Chi Alpha social fraternity.
Although he retired in 1960, Johnson remained active. He continued to teach on visiting professor appointments and to publish. In 1967, WSU's eight-story Claudius O. Johnson Tower, where the political science department is now located, was dedicated in his honor. Dr. Johnson died in February, 1976.
Arrangement
The Claudius O. Johnson papers are arranged in three series. The first series is Borah of Idaho, 1908-1940. This series consists of material related to Johnson's book, Borah of Idaho, and includes correspondence and other information gathered for the book, drafts of the book, and correspondence about the book. The first subseries, Research and Chapter Notes, illustrates the various stages in the creation of the book. It includes research notes, clippings, newspaper articles, speeches, and manuscript notes on file cards. The subseries is arranged by chapter, although the chapter numbering and titles are different from the final book. The second subseries, Subject File, is arranged alphabetically and contains mainly newspaper clippings and correspondence about Borah and the publication of the book. Included are notes about Borah's life that Johnson felt were inappropriate to include in the book. The third subseries, Borah Files, is arranged alphabetically and consists mainly of copies of correspondence by Borah to Irving E. Rockwell, C. O. Johnson, and Thomas C. Stanford and copies of speeches made by Borah.
The second series is Professional and Personal Papers, 1917-1978. Some of the items in this series belonged to his wife, Mary Maxwell Johnson. The first subseries, General, is arranged alphabetically. It consists mainly of correspondence but contains a variety of items, including photographs, sketches, Christmas cards, manuscripts and newpaper clippings. Included are records of Johnson's proposed debate with Will Rogers and his service on the Washington State Department of Social Security Board of Sponsors. The second subseries, Financial Records, is arranged alphabetically and consists mainly of income tax and real estate records. The third subseries, Scrapbook, Awards, and Certificates, contains a scrapbook with material relating to Borah of Idaho, mainly clippings of reviews. The folder of awards and certificates, consisting mainly of diplomas, is arranged by recipient. They are placed together because they are oversized.
The third series, Publications, 1928-1972, consists of Dr. Johnson's file of his books and articles. The series is arranged alphabetically and contains several editions of most of his books. Many items, especially the books, are annotated.
Administrative Information
Publication Information
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http://www.libraries.wsu.edu/masc/
Terrell Library
P.O. Box 645610
Pullman, WA, 99164-5610 USA
509-335-6691
mascref@wsu.edu
Restrictions on Access
This collection is open for research use.
Acquisition Information
The papers of Claudius Osborne Johnson were donated to the Washington State University Libraries by Claudius O. and Mary Johnson in several installments; the most recent being in February, 1980 (MS 80-6). A few C.O. Johnson letters received from the Pi Sigma Alpha honorary through Amy Mazur, Claudius O. and Mary W. Johnson Distinguished Professor in Political Science at Washington State University, were added in September of 2019 as folder 89.5.
Processing Information
The processing of the various accessions into one collection was begun by Steve Balzarini in 1981 and completed by Ann Klavano in 1984.
Names and Subjects
Corporate Name(s)
Subject(s) :
- Washington (State). Dept. of Social Security. Board of Sponsors
Personal Name(s)
Creator(s) :
- Johnson, Claudius Osborne, 1894- --Archives
Subject(s) :
- Rogers, Will, 1879-1935
- Borah, William Edgar, 1865-1940
- Rockwell, Irvin E. (Irvin Elmer), 1862-1952
- Stanford, Thomas C.
Subject(s)
- Political science--Study and teaching (Higher)--Washington (State)
- Government and Politics
- Washington (State)
Bibliography
An unpublished biography of Johnson, Claudius O. Johnson: Author, Biographer, was prepared for History 513 by James L. Ratcliff in 1970. Will Rogers' newspaper debate with Johnson is described in Stephen E. Balzarini's The 50th Anniversary of the Time That Will Rogers Didn't Come to the Palouse. (Bunchgrass Historian, 11:2 (Summer 1983) 3-13).
Detailed Description of Collection
Series 1: Borah Of Idaho 1908-1940 |
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Research and Chapter Notes |
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Manuscript Notes (on cards) undated 4300 items. |
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Chapter Notes |
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I: Illinois (1924-1934) 1935 20 items. |
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III: Idaho (1909-1934) 1935 20 items. |
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IV: W.E.B. Attorney at Law, (1910-1929) 1935 10 items. |
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VII: The Election of a Senator - Old Style, (1902-1908) 1935 18 items. |
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VIII: The Voice of the People (1918-1934) 1935 18 items. |
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IX: Dynamite and Politics (1930-1934) 1935 14 items. |
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X: Idaho's Dividends (1908-1934) 1935 44 items. |
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XI: The National Statesman Emerges (1909-1911) 1935 7 items. |
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XI: New Horizons (1940-1936) 1935 7 items. |
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XIII: Who Is a Republican (1912-1933) 1935 30 items. |
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XIV: New Freedom Politics (1913-1916) 1935 95 items. |
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XV: The Apostle of Free Speech (1918-1925) 1935 75 items. |
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XVI: A Conception of States' Rights (1914-1926) 1935 20 items. |
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XVII: The Mirabeau of the Battalion of Death (1919 -1934) 1935 115 |
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XVIII: Swords and Ploughshares (1919-1935) 1935 140 |
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XIX: Cleaning the Augean Stables (1921-1928) 1935 50 items. |
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XX: The Idaho Stalemate (1917-1924) 1935 90 items. |
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XXI: Borah-Russian Relations (1922-1932) 1935 70 items. |
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XXII: We Have Scotched the Snake (1923-1929) 1935 35 items. |
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XXIII: Anti-Imperialism (1909-1928) 1935 50 items. |
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XXIV: The Outlawry of War (1922-1929) 1935 85 items. |
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XXV: The Hammer of Thor (1926-1929) 1935 135 |
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XXVI: Borah and Hoover (1929-1932) 1935 150 |
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XXVII: Achilles in His Tent (1932) 1935 35 items. |
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XXVIII: The New Deal (1932-1935) 1935 150 |
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XXIX: Characteristics (1909-1934) 1935 40 items. |
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XXX: Newspapers, Technique & Correspondence With Other Statesmen (1923-1926) 1935 15 items. |
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Manuscript of Borah of Idaho 1936 1 item. |
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Subject File |
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Bibliography and Outline undated 35 items. |
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Correspondence |
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Borah in Kansas 1934-1935 20 items. |
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General |
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1929-1936 123 |
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1934-1940 161 |
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1940-1949 150 |
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Reprint of Borah Cartoons 1935-1936 35 items. |
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Reprint of Borah Material 1935-1936 27 items. |
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Revisions 1934-1940 20 items. |
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Election Returns, Idaho 1890-1922 25 items. |
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Interview, Johnson and Borah 1935 4 items. |
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Memorial Service for Borah 1940 12 items. |
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Newspaper Article on Borah 1942 1 item. |
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Newspaper Clippings 1907-1940 35 items. |
3 / 42 | |||
Notes on Borah 1939 27 items. |
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Photographs and Drawings of Borah 1932-1936 8 items. |
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Political Cartoons undated 8 items. |
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Reviews of Borah of Idaho 1936-1943 49 items. |
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The Roosevelt Club Debate 1927 1 item. |
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Speeches About Borah 1935-1942 3 items. |
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Borah Files |
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Correspondence |
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General (carbon and transcribed copies, and originals) 1901-1934 133 |
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C. O. Johnson (transcribed copies) 1934-1936 31 items. |
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Irvin E. Rockwell (transcribed copies) 1911-1940 155 |
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Rockwell, Stanford, and Johnson (carbon and transcribed copies, and originals) 1934-1943 175 |
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Thomas C. Stanford (transcribed copies) 1901-1939 115 |
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Correspondence, Speeches, and Newspaper Articles (transcribed copies) 1914-1930 75 items. |
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Foreign Relations Committee, Letters and Newspaper Articles (transcribed copies) 1922-1929 50 items. |
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Oratory, Newspaper Articles (transcribed copies) 1924-1929 14 items. |
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Personal Relationships in Senate, Letters (transcribed copies) 1927-1934 17 items. |
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Speeches and Articles (carbon and transcribed copies) 1908-1934 50 items. |
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Speeches and Articles Since 1920 (transcribed copies and originals) 1922-1935 100 items. |
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Series 2: Professional and Personal Papers |
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General |
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American Political Science Association Annual Meeting: |
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Atlanta, Georgia 1935 25 items. |
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Political Parties Session 1941-1942 150 |
4 / 61 | |||
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Army Insignia 1918 2 items. |
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Blanket Primary Notes 1932-1938 50 items. |
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Christmas Cards (photographs) 1960 1966 1970 1971 9 items. |
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Correspondence: |
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Condolences and Memorials 1976-1977 70 items. |
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T.Y. Crowell, and Harper and Row 1958-1978 15 items. |
4 / 66 | |||
Former Colleagues 1943-1970 24 items. |
4 / 67 | |||
Former Students 1942-1970 350 |
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General 1938-1960 140 |
4 / 70 | |||
Paulino Maximo Sebastian 1941-1945 13 items. |
4 / 71 | |||
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County Government Conference 1936 92 items. |
4 / 72 | |||
Distinguished Virginians' Homecoming 1957 10 items. |
4 / 73 | |||
Documents 1926 1948 1949 3 items. |
4 / 74 | |||
Family and Other Intimates (correspondence and clippings) 1972-1978 25 items. |
4 / 75 | |||
The Girl Graduate Book 1917 1 item. |
4 / 76 | |||
Johnson Tower (congratulations and correspondence) 1964-1967 75 items. |
4 / 77 | |||
Letters to Johnson Upon His Retirement 1960 1 item. |
4 / 78 | |||
Manuscripts: |
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From Dawn to Sunup undated 441 |
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From Dawn to Sunup 1966 194 |
4 / 82 | |||
George Douglas Minnick undated 18 items. |
4 / 83 | |||
Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother undated 54 items. |
4 / 84 | |||
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Memorial Service 1976 14 items. |
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Newspaper Clippings: |
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General 1928-1960 83 items. |
5 / 86 | |||
Obituaries and Tributes 1976 18 items. |
5 / 87 | |||
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Odd and Rare Material 1922-1960 65 items. |
5 / 88 | |||
Photographs 1904-1969 86 items. |
5 / 89 | |||
Pi Sigma Alpha 1939-1951 6 items. |
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Professional Recognition I 1935-1970 120 items. |
5 / 90 | |||
Professional Recognition II 1942-1971 180 items. |
5 / 91 | |||
Resume 1972 4 items. |
5 / 92 | |||
Rogers-Johnson Debate |
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General 1933 1964 81 items. |
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Newspapers 1933 7 items. |
5 / 94 | |||
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Sketches of Johnson 1930 1961 2 items. |
5 / 95 | |||
Speeches and Addresses (including notes and correspondence) 1952-1965 250 items. |
5 / 96 | |||
Student Manual to Accompany Textbooks 1958 1 item. |
5 / 97 | |||
Third Invited Address Announcement 1958 1 item. |
5 / 98 | |||
Transcripts, College and University 1920 1927 3 items. |
5 / 99 | |||
Turner, George |
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Correspondence Regarding Turner 1940-1944 264 |
5 / 100 | |||
Manuscript undated 207 |
5 / 101 | |||
Papers 1925-1931 24 items. |
5 / 102 | |||
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U'Ren, William S. 1941 1964 5 items. |
5 / 103 | |||
Various Writings undated 76 items. |
5 / 104 | |||
Washington State Department of Social Security Board of Sponsors 1937 150 items. |
6 / 105 | |||
Whiskers 1935-1938 7 items. |
6 / 106 | |||
Writing Possibilities 1955 1959 7 items. |
6 / 107 | |||
Financial Records |
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Income Tax (Federal) 1967-1975 172 items. |
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Real Estate: |
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Cope House 1953-1962 110 |
6 / 116 | |||
Correspondence and Legal Documents: |
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1933-1953 110 |
6 / 117 | |||
1956-1961 11 |
6 / 118 | |||
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Stocks 1929 1938 3 items. |
6 / 119 | |||
Scrapbook, Awards, and Certificates |
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Scrapbook 1936 1 item. |
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Awards and Certificates: |
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Claudius O. Johnson - Diplomas, Certificates, Appointment, and Citation 1913-1960 11 items. |
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Mary Wilson Maxwell Johnson - Diplomas and Certificate 1917-1923 3 items. |
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Helen Balch - Diplomas and Endorsement 1905-1909 3 items. |
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Harold Eugene Culver - Diplomas 1906-1923 5 items. |
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Series 3: Publications 1928-1972 |
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The Adoption of the Initiative and Referendum in Washington, reprint from The Pacific Northwest Quarterly. 35:4. 291-303. October 1944 1 item. |
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American Government National, State, and Local. New York, Crowell. First Printing. Annotated. 1951 1 item. |
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American National Government. New York, Crowell. Annotated. 1945 1 item. |
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American National Government. New York, Crowell. Fourth Edition, Annotated. 1955 1 item. |
8 / 125 | |||
American National Government, Instructors Manual. With David M. Ogden. Jr; H. Paul Castleberry; and Thor Swanson. 1970 1 item. |
8 / 126 | |||
American State and Local Government. New York, Crowell. With H. Paul Castleberry; Thor Swanson; Daniel M. Ogden Jr; Fourth Edition. 1965 1 item. |
8 / 127 | |||
American State and Local Government. New York, Crowell. With Daniel M. Ogden. Jr; H. Paul Castleberry; Thor Swanson; Fifth Edition. 1972 1 item. |
8 / 128 | |||
Autori e Difensori Delle Liberta Civili, reprint from Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali 9:11. 1-15. Annotated. 1962 1 item. |
8 / 129 | |||
Borah - His Political Impact, Borah Foundation Lectures. University of Idaho, Moscow, 27-36. 1964 1 item. |
8 / 130 | |||
Borah of Idaho. New York, Longmans, Green and Co. Annotated, Copies of Political Cartoons Pasted In. 1936 1 item. |
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Borah of Idaho. New York, Longmans, Green and Co. Annotated. 1936 1 item. |
8 / 132 | |||
Borah's Bequest to Democracy, Idaho Yesterday. 1:4 Winter, 1957-1958 1 item. |
8 / 133 | |||
Carter Henry Harrison I. Political Leader. Chicago, University of Chicago Press 1928. 1 item. |
8 / 134 | |||
Civil Liberties: The Citizens Business, reprint from Western Political Quarterly. 3:4. 501-511. Winter, 1950 1 item. |
8 / 135 | |||
Did Judah P. Benjamin Plant the 'States' Rights' Interpertation of the British North American Act?, Reprint From The Canadian Bar Review. 454-477. September 1967 1 item. |
8 / 136 | |||
George Douglas Minnick. Contributions to the History of the Pacific Northwest. Pullman, The State College of Washington 1939. 1 item. |
8 / 137 | |||
George Turner, Attorney-At-Law, Research Studies of the State College of Washington. 11:3. 171-192. September 1943 1 item. |
8 / 138 | |||
George Turner. Part I: The Background of a Statesman, Reprint From The Pacific Northwest Quarterly. 34:3 (July 1943) 243-269. Bound With: George Turner. Part II: United States Senator and Counsel and Arbiter for the United States, Reprint from The Pacific Northwest Quarterly. 34:4 (October 1943) 367-392. George Turner of Supreme Court of Washington Territory, Oregon Historical Quarterly. 44:4 (December 1943) 370-385. Annotated. George Turner, Attorney-At-Law, Research Studies of the State College of Washington, 11:3 (September 1943) 171-192. George Turner, a Character from Plutarch, Washington Law Review and State Bar Journal. 18:4 (November 1943) 167-181. Continued in next issue. 18-36. Annotated. 1943 1 item. |
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George Turner. Part II: United States Senator and Counsel and Arbiter for the United States, Reprint From The Pacific Northwest Quarterly. 34:4. 367-392. October 1943 1 item. |
8 / 140 | |||
George Turner of Supreme Court Washington Territory Oregon Historical Quarterly. 44:4. 370-385. Annotated. December 1943 1 item. |
8 / 141 | |||
Government in the United States. New York, Crowell. Annotated. 1953 1 item. |
9 / 142 | |||
Government in the United States. New York, Crowell. Revised Edition, with Supplement. Tenth Printing. Annotated. 1939 1 item. |
9 / 143 | |||
Government in the United States. New York, Crowell. Revised Edition, Eleventh Printing. Annotated. 1940 1 item. |
9 / 144 | |||
Government in the United States. New York, Crowell. Third Edition. Annotated. Page Missing. 1944 1 item. |
9 / 145 | |||
Government in the United States. New York, Crowell. Fourth Edition. Annotated. 1947 1 item. |
9 / 146 | |||
Government in the United States. New York, Crowell. Fifth Edition 1951 1 item. |
9 / 147 | |||
Government in the United States. New York, Crowell. Sixth Edition. 1956 1 item. |
9 / 148 | |||
Identification of the Principal Issues, The Annals. Vol. 283 September, 1952 1 item. |
9 / 149 | |||
The Initiative and Referendum in Washington, Proceedings of the Public Affairs Conference. The State College of Washington, Pullman 1949 |
9 / 150 | |||
The Kind of Post-War World We Want, Washington Education Journal. 23:1. 6-7. October 1943 1 item. |
10 / 151 | |||
Review of The Direct Primary in Idaho by Boyd A. Martin, Pacific Historical Review, 17:1. 95. February, 1948 1 item. |
10 / 152 | |||
Review of The Elements of Modern Politics by Francis Graham Wilson, The Pacific Northwest Quarterly. 27:4. 401. October 1936 1 item. |
10 / 153 | |||
Review of How They Became President: Thirty-Five Ways to the White House by Rexford G. Tugwell, The Pacific Northwest Quarterly. 56:4. 184. October 1965 1 item. |
10 / 154 | |||
Review of Papers of Edward P. Castigan Relating to the Progressive Movement in Colorado by Colin B. Goodykoontz, The Pacific Northwest Quarterly. 33:2. 222-223. April 1942 1 item. |
10 / 155 | |||
Review of Pressure Politics in New York: A Study of Group Representation Before the Legislature by Belle Zeller, The Pacific Northwest Quarterly. 28:4. 430. April 1937 1 item. |
10 / 156 | |||
Review of Sweet of Colorado by Wayne C. Williams, The Pacific Northwest Quarterly. 35:1. 80-81. January 1944 1 item. |
10 / 157 | |||
State Government (U.S.) reprint from Encyclopedia Britannica. 148-150. 1971 1 item. |
10 / 158 | |||
State and Local Government. New York, Vail-Ballou Press 1950. 1 item. |
10 / 159 | |||
The Status of Freedom of Expression Under the Smith Act, The Western Political Quarterly. 11:3. 469-480. September 1958 1 item. |
10 / 160 | |||
Strain and Restraint: The Impact of Subversive Control on Personal Freedom, Washington State Review. 3:4. 4-11. Summer 1960 1 item. |
10 / 161 | |||
The Story of Silver Politics in Idaho, 1892-1902, The Pacific Northwest Quarterly. 33:3. 283-296. July 1942 1 item. |
10 / 162 | |||
Washington's Blanket Primary Reviewed, The Pacific Northwest Quarterly. 48:4. 113-119. October 1957 1 item. |
10 / 163 | |||
When William E. Borah was Defeated for the United States Senate, Reprint from The Pacific Historical Review. 12:2. 125-138. June 1943 1 item. |
10 / 164 | |||
William E. Borah: The Issue First, The Party Second, Northwest Science. 27:3. 95-106. 1953 1 item. |
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William E. Borah: The People's Choice, The Pacific Northwest Quarterly. 44:1. 15-22. January 1953 1 item. |
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