Box Misc. MS Box 1
Contains 137 Results:
Statement of Campaign Expenses, 1920 June 18
Final sworn statement of campaign expenses of William Bryant Cooper (WBC) as a candidate in the primary election held on June 5, 1920. “No receipts” were listed and disbursements were for stenographers, stamps, stationery, printing, advertising, traveling expenses and announcement, for a total of $2,513.00
Letter, 1925 January 17
W.J. Jenkins, Pay Clerk, State Senate Session 1925, Raleigh, NC, to WBC at Wilmington, NC. This letter accompanied an auditor’s check for WBC’s last day’s service as President of the Senate Session of 1925.
Voucher, 1925 January 17
Voucher #13 to WBC for $6.00. Signed by Baxter Durham, State Auditor, and J.S. Robinson, Clerk.
Annual Report of Carolina Insurance Company, 1895 June 06
This paper is a photocopy of the Annual Report and Statement of the Carolina Insurance Company, Wilmington, NC, dated June 6, 1895. It is signed by D.L. Gore, president, and M.S. Willard, secretary. The original of this report was donated by Lenox Gore Cooper, Sr., to the Southern Historical Collection, Wilson Library, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Post Card, 1947 December 26
One printed postcard from Bernard Shaw entitled "A Forty Letter British Alfabet" which contains hand-written notes with the initials "G.B.S." The postcard addressed to William Russell M.S. of Athens (Georgia) U.S. America, holds a British stamp and is hand-cancelled; the date written on the card is December 26, 1947.
Letter from Davison, 1929 February 21
Ronald Conway Davison, Great Britain, to Mary Barnett Gilson. Accompanied copy of RCD’s book The Unemployed published in 1929. Discusses unemployment insurance, the economic depression, labor transference, downward drag, areas of unemployed labor, and the discharge wage.
Letter from Davison, 1933 April 5
Letter from Davison, 1933 August 14
Envelope from Davison, 1933 August 14
Envelope with a three halfpence stamp and handstamped at Suffolk, addressed to Gilson, Dept. of Economics, University of Chicago, IL, USA. Address crossed out and Miss C. Ekstrand, Staatsburg, NY inserted.
Letter from Mayo, 1937 October 11
Elton Mayo of Harvard University’s Graduate School of Business Administration, to Gilson. Concerns discrimination against women in library usage during evening hours at Widener Library. Informed her that Baker Library of the Harvard Business School did not do this.