Three documents, two letters and one detailed report. First, Elton Mayos letter to G.A. Pennock dated February 9, 1931, concerning the status of the Western Electric experiments and the importance of studying how fatigue, morale, preoccupation...
The reports of the experiments at the Hawthorne Plant generated a great deal of interest. Directors of various companies requested further information for use in their company. Several university professors requested information for use in their...
Several reports, memoranda, and letters. It includes two copies of a preliminary report concerning the experiment in personnel counseling by which Personnel Man would interview employees and supervisors in an attempt to find problems in his...
A letter to E.H. Wilson, national secretary of Choctaw Nation, enclosing an act of the National Council to appropriate $20,272.60 for the necessary expenses of tribal government for the year ending September 30, 1907. Dated May 7, 1907.
Correspondence: Erle Cress to Paul Cress, regarding the diary of Charles Kroff in relation to the military exploits of General Lew Wallace September 29, 1956.
Correspondence: Erle F. Cress to Paul Cress, regarding the diary of Charles Kroff and its significance as a record of the U.S. Civil War. September 27, 1956.
Correspondence: Erle F. Cress to Paul Cress, regarding various battles of the U.S. Civil War, especially those related by the Kroff diary, including the capture of Corinth and the Battle of Shiloh. October 4, 1956.
A letter to the President recommending disapproval of the act approved October 29, 1898, repealing an act granting citizenship to Martha Beals. Dated January 19, 1899.
A letter to the President submitting and recommending disapproval of an act approved October 28, 1898, repealing in part ""an act granting citizenship to Sarah Wilson."" Dated January 19, 1899.
A letter to the President recommending disapproval of the act approved October 28, 1898, repealing an act granting citizenship to Whit H. Hyden. Dated January 19, 1899.
A letter to the President recommending disapproval of an act approved October 28, 1898, repealing an act granting citizenship to Betty A. Lewis. Dated January 19, 1899.
A letter to E.H. Wilson enclosing Bill No. 11 passed by the Choctaw National Council October 27, 1907, and was approved by the President August 1, 1907.
A letter recommending disapproval of an act approved October 26, 1898, rejecting the application of David W. Weeden to citizenship. Letter dated January 19, 1899.
A letter to the President submitting and recommending disapproval of an act approved October 23, 1898, repealing an act granting to Nancy Lee Cundiff citizenship in Choctaw Nation. Dated January 19, 1899.
A letter to E.H. Wilson referring to the act approved by the Principal Chief October 16, 1907, making an appropriation to defray expenses of tribal government for the year commencing October 1, 1907. This act was approved by the President, November...
A letter to E.H. Wilson referring to the resolution approved by the Principal Chief October 15, 1907, requesting information as to the amount of coal and asphalt royalties collected and the disbursement of the same for school purposes. Dated...
A letter from E.A. Hitchcock to the President recommending his approval of an act ""appointing a special agent and attorney to investigate the royalty and permit accounts,"" approved November 9, 1897.
A letter recommending disapproval of an act repealing an act of November 8, 1889 conferring citizenship on Richard Benjamin Coleman. Dated January 19, 1899.
A letter from A.H. Garland, Attorney General, to Secretary of Interior concerning a contract dated November 8, 1883, between Mrs. A.G. Ream and Robert L. Ream, Jr., her husband and the Atoka Coal and Mining Company. July 29, 1885.
A letter from J. George Wright, U.S. Indian Inspector, concerning the receipt of a number of acts of the National Council, without the impression of the National Seal. Dated November 4, 1899.
Resolution by the Choctaw Council requesting the governor to write a letter to the President to empower a delegation to petition Choctaw requests in Washington, to give the agent supervisory control over the Leased District, etc. November 4, 1857.
A letter from George Wright, U.S. Indian Inspector, concerning the receipt of ""an act authorizing the payment of Rogers Wade Furniture Co."" without impression of the National Seal. Dated November 29, 1899.
A letter from J. George Wright to E.H. Wilson referring to the act of the National Council of the Choctaw Nation approved by the Principal Chief November 25, 1905, creating a number of commissioners to represent the Choctaw people in matters...
A letter to E.H. Wilson stating that the act providing for compensation and expenses of McCurtain and Hill was approved by the President on November 23, 1907. Dated December 9, 1907.
November 21, 1888; June 14, 1888; December 4, 1888; December 13, 1888; January 30, 1889; January 5, 1889; March 4, 1889; May 30, 1889; August 4, 1889; March 2, 1893
Bill No. 24. An act for the relief of Richard Crowder and others. Passed and approved November 16, 1905. Approved by T. Roosevelt January 18, 1906. Also a letter from Wright to Wilson on same bill.
A letter from George Wright, Indian Inspector, to S.J. Homer, National Secretary, returning an act approved November 1, 1900, making an appropriation to pay Reynolds, Davis, and Co. Dated November 15, 1900.
A letter to E.H. Wilson enclosing an act of the National Council of Choctaw Nation making an appropriation for $62.50 for the relief of H.P. Ward. Dated May 7, 1907. Approved April 29, 1907.
Letter of J. F. Brown to Henry L. Dawes, warning of the evils which might result in the process of parceling lands, changing administration, etc., May 31, 1894.
A letter to S.J. Homer from George Wright asking for a copy of an act appropriating expenses for ""students in the states."" Letter dated May 22, 1899.
Letter from L.P. Walker to Douglas H. Cooper regarding cultivating friendly relations and the closest alliance with the Choctaw Nation and the U.S. Government. Dated May 13, 1861. Original and copy.
A letter from the Hon. Secretary of the Interior, J. George Wright, transmitting the act to pay $2500 to Wesley Anderson to the President for action. Dated March 7, 1899.