Anna Dudley McGinn Lilly papers

Descriptive Summary

Title
Anna Dudley McGinn Lilly papers
Date
1895-1985 (inclusive)
Creator
Lilly, Austin P., Miss
Extent
5 Cubic Feet
Subjects
Women -- Suffrage -- Kentucky.
Political campaigns -- Kentucky
Women -- Political activity -- Kentucky.
History -- Societies, etc. -- Kentucky.
Women--Societies and clubs
Posters.
Political posters
Arrangement
Collection is arranged by format.
Preferred Citation
1997ms234: [identification of item], Anna Dudley McGinn Lilly papers, 1895-1985, University of Kentucky Special Collections Research Center.
Repository
University of Kentucky

Collection Overview

Biography / History
Anna Dudley McGinn Lilly (d. 1948) was born in Maysville, Kentucky to Reverend John McGinn and Mary Elizabeth Shephard McGinn, was born in Maysville. She spent her childhood in Versailles where her father was pastor of the Christian Church. In 1893 she married Judge Grant E. Lilly and they lived in Richmond, Kentucky, until moving to Lexington in 1918. She was the editor of the Richmond Register, a paper owned by her husband, and was active in state and local politics. Following the passage of woman's suffrage she organized Madison County's first Woodrow Wilson Club. In 1932 she founded the Roosevelt Democratic club of Richmond. In addition, she served twice as county associate for the Fayette Democratic Campaign Committee and served as president of the Fayette Democratic Woman's Club. As regent with the Lexington Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, she sponsored the bill in the state legislature which made "My Old Kentucky Home" the state song. The Lillys had two children: J. Marion Lilly and a daughter, Austin P. Lilly.
Scope and Content
The Anna Dudley McGinn Lilly papers (dated 1895-1985; 5 cubic feet; 10 boxes) consist of campaign materials, legal documents, account books, posters, newspaper clippings, and photographs which document Lilly's involvement in Kentucky Democratic politics. The papers contain materials pertaining to the campaigns of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Alben Barkley, Happy Chandler, and Woodrow Wilson. Additional subjects and organizations present in the papers include women's suffrage, the Jefferson Davis Historical Foundation, the Hindman Settlement School, the film Historic Lexington, the Fayette County Women's Democratic Club, and the Pioneer National Monument Committee. The photographs include depictions of Bluegrass houses, Alben Barkley, Ned Breathitt, John Sherman Cooper, and Earle Clements. A small portion of the papers belonged to Lilly's husband Grant E. Lilly and include some legal documents and account books.

Restrictions on Access and Use

Conditions Governing Access
Collection is open to researchers by appointment.
Use Restrictions
The physical rights to the materials in this collection are held by the University of Kentucky Special Collections Research Center.

Contents of the Collection

General files, 1895-1950

Columbus Cox, Plaintiff, vs. Louisville & Atlantic Railroad Co., Defendant, Filed April 30, 1909, bound book, 1909

  • Case 1997MS234-001, box 1, folder 1
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Account book, mostly unused, 1895-1905

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Climax Publishing Company account book, 1915 January 4-1917 November 13

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Climax Publishing Company account book, 1916 July 1-1918 January 30

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Kentucky Bell at Valley Forge, undated

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Peace Pamphlets, 1911-1930

Shall Great Britain, Germany and the United States now unite for the Limitation of Naval Armaments?, 1913 April 13

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Towards The Peace That Shall Last, 1914 March 6

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The End of the Armament Rings by H.G. Wells, undated

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Alfred Noyes' Peace Poems, 1913

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The Waste Of Militarism, 1912 October

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Outline Of Lessons On War And Peace by Lucia Ames Mead, 1915 February

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International Law or International Anarchy by World Peace Foundation, undated

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The United States Of Europe by Victor Hugo, 1914 October

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The Proper Attitude Of The Hague Conference Toward The Laws Of War by Jackson H. Ralston, 1913 May 15

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The Right And Wrong of the Monroe Doctrine by Charles F. Dole, 1912 April

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Immunity Of Private Property At Sea by Hon. Joseph H. Choate, 1914 February-March

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Some Supposed Just Causes Of War by Hon. Jackson H. Ralston, 1911 July

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Three Men Behind The Guns by Charles E. Jefferson, D.D., 1914 September

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The International Library: The Most Important Series of Books On the Peace Movement, 1913 May

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National Honor And Peace by Louis Broido and National Honor And Vital Interests by Russell Weisman, 1914 October

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President Wilson On The United States And Latin America, 1913 October 27

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The World Court Is Our Next Step Toward Peace by Frederick J. Libby, 1930

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Lexington Sesqui-Centennial, undated

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Henry Clay Memorial Foundation, undated

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Jefferson Davis Historical Foundation, undated

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Huguenot Society of the Founders of Manakin, undated

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William Gibbs McAdoo addresses and statement, 1922 November 11-1924 April 2

Railroad Labor And The Railroad Problem, 1923 December 2

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Armistice Day Address, 1922 November 11

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American Peace Award, 1924 January 5

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Shall the People Rule in California?, 1924 April 2

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McAdoo for President: His Record is His Platform by David Ladd Rockwell, circa 1924

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League of Nations, 1918 December 6-1919 January

A League Of Free Nations published by League To Enforce Peace, undated

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The New Map Of Europe published by The League To Enforce Peace, undated

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League Of Nations: Outlines for Discussion published by National Committee On The Churches And The Moral Aims Of The War 9, undated

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Suggestions for League Speakers: Speech Material for League of Nations Addresses published by the League To Enforce Peace, 1919 January

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Why A League of Nations Is Necessary by William Howard Taft, 1918 December 6

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League Of Nations And The Constitution by Charles Kerr, undated

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Kentucky Pioneer Memorial Association, undated

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Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation, undated

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Old Kentucky Home, undated

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League of American Pen Women Monthly Bulletin, 1924 July 15-1924 October 15

  • Case 1997MS234-001, box 3, folder 12
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Children of the American Revolution, Paul Revere Chapter, undated

  • Case 1997MS234-001, box 3, folder 13
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Blue Licks' 145th Anniversary, undated

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1924 Democratic campaign material, 1924

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Historic Lexington film, 1924-1925

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Anti-Steel Trap League - correspondence, newsletter, pamphlet, undated

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 4, folder 1
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Speeches, 1936 May 29-1936 June 20

Acceptance Address of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, undated

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 4, folder 2
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Woman's Administrative Worth Recognized, Address of Hon. Joseph F. Guffey of Pennsylvania, 1936 May 29

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 4, folder 2
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Behind the Political Smoke Screen, Radio Address by Hon. George W. Norris of Nebraska, 1936 June 14

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 4, folder 2
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Democratic Platform Pledges and Their Fulfillment, Remarks of Hon. Joseph T. Robinson of Arksansas, 1936 June 20

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 4, folder 2
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Daniel Boone Bicentennial Commission - correspondence, undated

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 4, folder 3-6
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Daniel Boone Bicentennial newspaper clippings, undated

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Daniel Boone biography, undated

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Boonesborough, undated

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Democratic Party 1936 campaign material, 1936

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 4, folder 9
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United Daughters of the Confederacy, undated

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 4, folder 10
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Democratic Woman's Club, circa 1921-1938 April 22

The Bulletin issued by The Woman's National Democratic Club, 1926 June

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 4, folder 11
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The Democratic Woman's Journal, 1937 October

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Twelfth Annual Convention, Democratic Woman's Club of Kentucky program, 1938 April 21-22

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 4, folder 11
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Charter Members of the Fayette County Woman's Democratic Club list, undated

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 4, folder 11
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Democratic Woman's Club Convention ribbons, circa 1921-1924

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Revised Constitution of Woman's Democratic Club of Fayette County, undated

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 4, folder 11
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Democratic Party canvassing lists, undated

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 4, folder 12
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Central Christian Church - publications, circa 1940-1950

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Lexington churches (Broadway Christian and First Presbyterian) publications, undated

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National Conference of Christians and Jews, undated

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Lexington schools - miscellaneous, undated

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The Southern Council on International Relations - memoranda, undated

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 5, folder 5
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Pioneer National Movement, undated

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 5, folder 6
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Stone Mountain Confederate Monumental Association, undated

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 5, folder 7
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Transylvania College publications, circa 1940-1950

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 5, folder 8-9
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Lexington - miscellaneous, undated

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 6, folder 1
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Kentucky - miscellaneous, undated

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Women's suffrage, 1913 December 5-1919 November

Rebuttal Before Rules Committee - Speech by Miss Alice Stone Blackwell at Congressional Hearing in Reply to Anti-Suffragists on Appointment of Special Suffrage Committee, 1913 December 5

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 6, folder 3
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A Brief History of the Movement for Woman Suffrage in the United States by Ida Husted Harper, 1917 January

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 6, folder 3
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The Republican Party and Woman Suffrage issued by Republican National Committee, circa 1921

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 6, folder 3
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Women's Oversea Hospitals U.S.A. of The National American Woman Suffrage Association, 1919 November

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 6, folder 3
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Why Join the Kentucky League of Women Voters?, undated

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Purpose, Program and Organization of the National League of Women Voters, circa 1923-1924

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Inside Information published by the National Woman Suffrage Publishing Co., Inc., 1919 February

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 6, folder 3
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Democratic party materials, 1908-1940

The State Government As a Business, speech of Frederick A. Wallis, Candidate for Democratic Nomination For (KY) Governor, 1935

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 6, folder 4
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Win With Wallis campaign brochure, 1935

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 6, folder 4
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Frederick Wallis campaign literature, 1935

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 6, folder 4
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Democratic postcard depicting Theodore Roosevelt, 1916

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 6, folder 4
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Brown....or Bosses? campaign literature for John Y. Brown, Sr., 1935

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 6, folder 4
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Why Justice Hughes Should Not Be a Candidate by Justice Charles E. Hughes, 1916

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The Spirit of `76, address of Senator A.O. Stanley, 1922 July 4

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Shall The People Rule? Notification Speech of William Jennings Bryan Delivered At Lincoln, Nebraska, 1908 August 12

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 6, folder 4
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Closing Addresses of the 1936 Presidential Campaign by James A. Farley, 1936

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"Trade Agreements Program: Sound In Principle And Practice, Right in Results" broadside, circa 1935

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"That Third Term Bugaboo: Two Good Terms Deserve Another" broadside, 1940

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"Dry Those Crocodile Tears: Here Is How Roosevelt Ruined Business" broadside, 1940

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"Full Speed Ahead For National Defense: Roosevelt Stands For Peace Through Preparedness" broadside, 1940

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"Labor Advances: Franklin D. Roosevelt Is the Friend of Labor" broadside, 1940

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"We Can Afford Life and Liberty: Democracy Is Worth What It Costs - Re-elect Roosevelt November 5th" broadside, 1940

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"Life Lines vs. Spite Lines: America Trusts Roosevelt" broadside, 1940

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"Electric Power For the People: A Democratic Record - More Power At Less Cost" broadside, 1940

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"Vote For America's Great Peace Leader Franklin D. Roosevelt" broadside, 1940

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"All In Seven Years! Here Is the New Deal Record Proudly Presented to the American People - Keep the Good Work Going, Line Up With The Democratic Party" broadside, 1940

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"It's Your Country: Conserve the Nation's Resources Through The Democratic Party" broadside, circa 1940

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"As Farmers Profit, Cities Also Prosper: Keep The New Deal Farm Program" broadside, 1936

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Dedication of Federal Monument Program at Pioneer Memorial State Park, Harrodsburg, Kentucky, 1934 November 16

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 6, folder 4
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Democratic party materials, 1916-1941

Democratic Ticket And Platform of the Fayette County Democracy, 1921

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Support President Roosevelt And The New Deal, circa 1936

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Democratic Postcard depicting inexperienced Justice Charles E. Hughes and Uncle Sam, 1916

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The Democratic Digest, 1941 December-1942 January

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Civic, philanthropic, and social organizations, undated

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Correspondence, undated

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Woman's Club of Central Kentucky, undated

  • Case 1997MS234-002, box 6, folder 8
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Woodrow Wilson, 1916 June 30-1921

Do YOU think the Glory of AMERICA would be enhanced by a War of Conquest in Mexico? address delivered by Woodrow Wilson, 1916 June 30

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Achievement vs. Evasion, speech delivered by President Wilson, 1916 September 30

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YES! or NO! Mr. Hughes?, campaign literature, 1916

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Labor's Charter Of Freedom: Labor Legislation Passed by Congress and approved by President Wilson, 1916

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I am for the Eight-Hour Law because it is right, speech by President Wilson, 1916 September 23

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Alone With Your Conscience - Wilson's The Man handout, 1916

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Lest We Forget! pamphlet published by The American Party, 1916

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Sixteen Million Voters Appeal For Light! What Would Mr. Hughes and the Republican Party Have Done? campaign literature, 1916

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The Woodrow Wilson Foundation: A Tribute to a Great American booklet, circa 1921

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War, Labor And Peace: Some Recent Addresses And Writings Of President Wilson booklet, 1918 March

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Newspaper clippings, undated

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The Community Center, Vol. 2 No. 2. Newsletter published by the National Community Center Association, 1918 February

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"Last Call: To the Women Who Want Wilson Elected" handout, 1916

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Woodrow Wilson, 1916-1929

How Wilson Has Kept Faith With The Farmer booklet, 1916

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Wilson or Hughes? The Difference it Makes to The Women campaign literature published by Women's Bureau of the Democratic National Committee, 1916

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President Wilson: A True Progressive pamphlet, 1916

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The Truth About Mexico, speech of Senator Albert B. Fall issued by Republican National Committee, 1916 October 6

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Saved From Panic: How the Wilson Administration Averted Financial Disaster at the Outbreak of War in Europe, 1916

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Woodrow Wilson: Memorial Address On The Death Of The Twenty-eighth President of the United States of America by Samuel M. Wilson, Lexington, Kentucky, 1924

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Speech of President Woodrow Wilson Accepting The Nomination For President By The Democratic Party, 1916

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Democratic Party Woodrow Wilson portrait postcard, 1916

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The Bulletin published by The Woman's National Democratic Club, 1929 January

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The Winning Plan Selected By The Jury Of The American Peace Award, 1923

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Reasons Why B.F. Proctor of Bowling Green, KY., Progressive Candidate for Presidential Elector in 1912, will Support President Wilson in 1916 pamphlet, 1916

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The Freedman Vol. 1 No. 2 issued by The National Colored Democratic League, 1916 October 21

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The Emancipator issued by The National Colored Democratic League, 1916 October 16

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Newspaper clippings - campaigns and elections

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Democratic party material, 1925-1926

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Caney Creek Community Center newsletters

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University of Kentucky Library Associates, undated

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Alben W. Barkley, undated

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George Washington Bicentennial, undated

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Kentucky Federation of Women's Clubs, undated

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George Rogers Clark Memorial, undated

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World War I, 1917-1919

Prussianized Germany: Americans of Foreign Descent and America's Cause booklet by Otto H. Kahn, 1917 September 26

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The 1919 Thrift Campaign Questionnaire published by War Savings Organization booklet, 1919

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Handbook on the Organization and Maintenance of War Savings Societies booklet, 1919

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German War Practices booklet issued by The Committee On Public Information, 1918 January

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The Peace Conference, circa 1918

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The Philosophy of The World War by John J. Tigert, Professor of Psychology and Philosophy, University of Kentucky, 1918 April

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Why YOU Should Vote for H.H. Greene for City Commissioner, undated

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What the War Meant to Women pamphlet by Dr. Anna Howard Shaw and published by the League To Enforce Peace, circa 1919

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Instructions for Knitting Sweaters, Mufflers, Helmets, Socks, Wristlets published by The American Red Cross, 1918 January

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Home Canning & Drying of Vegetables & Fruits, Victory Edition 1919 published by National War Garden Commission, 1919

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College of the Bible, undated

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Thomas Jefferson Centennial Committee, undated

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Harrodsburg Historical Society, undated

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Democratic registration books

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Siege of Bryan Station Reenactment, undated

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Miscellaneous, undated

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Photographs, 1934-1985

Group of men and women stand together near monument to Daniel Boone surrounded by wrought-iron fence adorned with wreath reading "1734 D.B. 1934" (8 X 10 B&W), 1934 June 7

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 1
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Photo in a file folder marked "Daniel Boone Bicentennial."

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Miss Austin Lilly helps Linda Clapp with her sewing machine, Mary Anne Brinkman works at the sewing machine in front of them, Phyllis Atkerson and Pat Allen sit at table looking at catalogues (8 X 10 B&W), 1953 September 17

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Photo was in a folder labelled "Schools - Miscellaneous"

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Lois Miller and Clara Hedger sit on sofa and look at book, Emma Hatton sits in chair and looks at magazine (8 X 10 B&W), 1953 May 15

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Photo was in a folder labeled "Schools - Miscellaneous."

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Two girls stand near curved table, one girl sits on arm of chair as another girl sits in chair, girl sits in straight-backed chair holding large decorative dish, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

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Three girls stand near fireplace, girl in center holds magazine, girl sits in rocking chair, girl sits in chair holding magazine, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

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Two women and a girl in period costumes stand together, (5 X 8 B&W), 1950 June 16

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Alben Barkley with carnation pinned to his lapel, (5 X 9 B&W), 1950 June 16

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Alben Barkley and two men greet three men dressed in pioneer costumes, (6 X 8 B&W), 1950 June 16

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Closeup of two men with beards wearing glasses, (6 X 8 B&W), 1950 June 16

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Two boys dressed as Indians hold knives to the hair of five girls dressed in hoop skirts, (6 X 8 B&W), 1950 June 17

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Alben Barkley and two men greet men dressed in pioneer costumes near a mock jail cell, (6 X 8 B&W), 1950 June 17

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Men dressed in pioneer and Indian costumes stand on or near a pickup truck with a mock jail cell in the bed, (6 X 8 B&W), 1950 June 16

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A woman and two men look on as John Sherman Cooper and Alben Barkley greet at Union College Diamond Jubilee Celebration, Barbourville, (6 X 8 B&W), undated

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The City Commission stands near tables behind a railing; Mayor McCorkle is the tall man in the center, Wood Dunlap stands beside him with a cigar in his mouth, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 14
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Mrs. Grant Everett Lilly, Mrs. Jerrie Morton, and Mrs. Mary Bryan stand in front of a monument erected to Bryan Station Spring. (8 X 10 B&W), 1936 November 6

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 15
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With the photo was a description reading "Bryan Station Spring and Monument, Erected by the Lexington Chapter [of the Daughters of the American Revolution]. The figures (left to right): Mrs. Grant Everett Lilly, regent of Lexington Chapter (1924-1926), who had charge of collecting the pictures and data for Historic Lexington and Lexington of Today, which was shown at the Kentucky Theatre in Lexington, Kentucky; Mrs. Jerre Morton, charter member of the Lexington Chapter; and Mrs. Mary Bryan, who was the treasurer of the chapter at the time the monument was erected. Presented to the Lexington Chapter by Anna D. Lilly (Mrs. Grant Everett Lilly)"

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University of Kentucky administration building viewed across road, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

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University of Kentucky administration building and nearby buildings viewed across field and creek, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

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Richland? Three story house with balcony above the front door, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

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Grassland, home of Thomas Hart Shelby, son of Isaac Shelby, first governor of Kentucky, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

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Morrison Hall, Transylvania College, Lexington, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 20
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Gratz Park, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 21
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Lexington Library, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 22
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Entrance to Mentelle Park, Lilly home third from entrance, Lexington, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 23
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Building with lower sections of walls missing, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 24
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Liberty Hall, Frankfort, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 25
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W.C.P. Breckinridge home, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 26
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Lisle Home, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 27
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John C. Breckinridge home, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 28
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The Burt home, home of Mr. Charles Wellington Burt, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 29
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Loudon, designed by architect John McMurtry, built and owned by Mr. Frank Hunt, home of Gen. Cassius Woodloe, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 30
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Walnut Hill Farm, built by Mr. Flournoy, owned at time of photo by L.V. Harkness, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 31
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Early home of James Lane Allen, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 32
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Green Hills, home of Carter B. Harrison, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 33
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The Duncan home, built by Mr. John H. Morton, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 34
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Fairlawn, home of Dr. Benjamin Winslow Dudley, famous surgeon, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 35
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Castleton, birthplace of Gen. John B.Castleman, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 36
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The James Home, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 37
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Keeneland, where LaFayette was entertained when visiting Lexington. Mr. Keene served with LaFayette (8 X 10 B&W), 1985 May

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 38
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"Meadowthorpe," on back of photo is written "Now the home of Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Halley," (8 X 10 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 39
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Bell Place, built by merchant Henry Bell, (5 X 8 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 40
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The Meadows, home of Dr. Elisha Warfield, early physician, (8 X 10 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 41
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Anna D. Lilly sits in chair in yard holding cat, a dog lays nearby, (4.5 X 5.5 B&W), 1946

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 42
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Back of photo reads "Anna D. Lilly, Towney (?) Atkins, D. Kinsey Degaw (?) send their love; and Auslice (?) also. Xmas '46."

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Portrait of A.D. Harmon, President of Transylvania College, (5 X 7 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 43
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Levi Todd home on Lexington Water Company's land near Richmond Road, (3.5 X 6 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 44
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Table covered with white tablecloth surrounded by chairs with flag in middle, table sits in middle of Austin Lilly's backyard at 407 N. Broadway, Lexington, (4 X 4 B&W), 1947

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 45
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Portrait of Austin Lilly, (3.5 X 5 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 46
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Two men in uniform stand behind two seated men, one in uniform, another man in uniform stands nearby (3 X 4 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 47
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Photo was enclosed with letter from Mrs. Ruth P. Higgins in folder labelled "World War I".

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Composite of nine portraits of generals; (3 X 4 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9, item 48
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Photo enclosed with letter from Mrs. Ruth P. Higgins in folder labelled "World War I".

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Portrait of Harry Giovannoli, Editor and Manager of the Lexington Leader, (3 X 4 B&W), undated

  • Case 1997MS234-003, box 9 , item 49
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Oversize memorabilia, 1935-1936, undated

Poster from the National Citizens Committee to Save the Peace Treaty (18 X 22 paper poster)

  • Box 10, item 1
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Campaign poster from Wallis' run for Governor (10 X 14)

  • Box 10, item 2
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Campaign poster from A.B. Chandler's run for Governor (10 X 15)

  • Box 10, item 3
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2 campaign posters from Alben Barkley's primary campaign for U.S. Senator (10 X 14)

  • Box 10, item 4
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Campaign poster for Franklin D. Roosevelt and A.B. "Happy" Chandler (10 X 13)

  • Box 10, item 5
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Campaign poster for Alben Barkley; slogan is "Elect Barkley for Greater Service to Kentucky" (10 X 14)

  • Box 10, item 6
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Campaign poster for Alben Barkley; slogan is "Homes for all: Elect Alben W. Barkley Vice-President" (14 X 18)

  • Box 10, item 7
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2 campaign posters for Alben Barkley's Senatorial campaign. (10 X 14)

  • Box 10, item 8
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Campaign poster from Virgil Chapman's campaign for Congress (10 X 14)

  • Box 10, item 9
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Placard from "Historic Lexington" film reading "Levi Todd Home" (10 X 14)

  • Box 10, item 10
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Placard from "Historic Lexington" film reading "Typical Homes of the Blue Grass" (10 X 14)

  • Box 10, item 11
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Placard from "Historic Lexington" film reading "If we have rekindled in your hearts, Oh Kentuckians, a just pride in your state with its history, its traditions, our labor has not been in vain." (10 X 14)

  • Box 10, item 12
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Placard from "Historic Lexington" film reading "So Endeth the First Edition" (10 X 14)

  • Box 10, item 13
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Placard from "Historic Lexington" film reading "A half century has changed Lexington's famous CHEAPSIDE" (10 X 14)

  • Box 10, item 14
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Placard from "Historic Lexington" film reading "Man O War" (10 X 14)

  • Box 10, item 15
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Placard from "Historic Lexington" film reading "Records of some famous trials of England. Queen Ann Boleyn, Sir Walter Raleigh and Capt. William Kidd" (10 X 14)

  • Box 10, item 16
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Placard from "Historic Lexington" film reading "Desha Breckinridge, Editor, The Lexington Herald" (10 X 14)

  • Box 10, item 17
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Placard from "Historic Lexington" film reading "Dr. A.D. Harmon, President, Transylvania College" (10 X 14)

  • Box 10, item 18
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Placard from "Historic Lexington" film reading "Harry Giovannoli, Editor and Manager, Lexington Leader" (10 X 14)

  • Box 10, item 19
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The Kentucky Democrat, Vol. 1, No. 1; published prior to November 5, 1935 election (12 page periodical), 1935

  • Box 10, item 20
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The New Dealer, Vol. 1, Number 2, (4 page periodical)

  • Box 10, item 21
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"Published at Louisville, Ky., in the interest of good government, which can be brought about by the re-election of Senator Alben Barkley"

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Campaign compilation promoting A.B. "Happy" Chandler's run for Senator entitled "Action Speaks Louder than Words" (16 page periodical)

  • Box 10, item 22
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"The Roosevelt Record: A New Deal in Facts," a weekly publication by the Record Publishing Co., Inc.; this issue published (12 page periodical), 1935 April 25

  • Box 10, item 23
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"The Roosevelt Record: A New Deal in Facts," a weekly publication by the Record Publishing Co., Inc.; this issue published (12 page periodical), 1936 May 26

  • Box 10, item 24
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"The Roosevelt Record: A New Deal in Facts," a weekly publication by the Record Publishing Co., Inc.; this issue published (8 page periodical), 1936 June 16

  • Box 10, item 25
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"The Roosevelt Record: A New Deal in Facts," a weekly publication by the Record Publishing Co., Inc.; this issue published (12 page periodical), 1936 July 4

  • Box 10, item 26
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The New Dealer, Vol. 1, No. 1 (4 page periodical)

  • Box 10, item 27
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"Published at Louisville, Ky., in the interest of good government, which can be brought about by the re-election of Senator Alben Barkley."

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6 campaign posters for Franklin D. Roosevelt; slogan is "A Gallant Leader" (12 X 18)

  • Box 10, item 28
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Blue poster with Democratic rooster (12.5 X 19)

  • Box 10, item 29
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Campaign poster from Henry A. Wallace's campaign for Vice-President (12 X 20)

  • Box 10, item 30
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Campaign poster for Franklin D. Roosevelt; slogan is "Carry on with Franklin D. Roosevelt" (12 X 20)

  • Box 10, item 31
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Poster advertising the Celebration of the 150th Anniversary of the Founding of Kentucky at Harrodsburg (14 X 24)

  • Box 10, item 32
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Poster reading "The American Way is the best" for the 150th Anniversary of the Constitutional Convention (20 X 30)

  • Box 10, item 33
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