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Finding Aid for

LIBRARY BUREAU FILING SYSTEM SERIES, JULY 1921-1929

Accession 285 (Section 2 of 4)

Finding Aid Published: December 2013

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Benson Ford Research Center, The Henry Ford 20900 Oakwood Boulevard ∙ Dearborn, MI 48124-5029 USA

[email protected] ∙ www.thehenryford.org

Henry Ford Office records Engineering Laboratory Office records subgroup

Library Bureau Filing System series Accession 285

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OVERVIEW REPOSITORY: Benson Ford Research Center

The Henry Ford 20900 Oakwood Blvd Dearborn, MI 48124-5029 www.thehenryford.org [email protected]

ACCESSION NUMBER: 285 CREATOR: Ford, Henry, 1863-1947 TITLE: Library bureau filing system series INCLUSIVE DATES: July 1921-1929 QUANTITY: 429.6 cubic ft. and 6 oversize boxes LANGUAGE: The materials are in English. ABSTRACT: This series contains correspondence from Henry Ford's

office at the Dearborn Engineering Laboratory from 1921-1952. The correspondence covers both business and personal interests and is organized according to the Library Bureau filing system.



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ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION ACCESS RESTRICTIONS: The series is open for research. COPYRIGHT: Copyright has been transferred to The Henry Ford by the

donor. Copyright for some items in the collection may still be held by their respective creator(s).

ACQUISITION: Ford Motor Company Archives donation, 1964 RELATED MATERIAL: Related material held by The Henry Ford:

- Part of the Engineering Laboratory Office Records subgroup, which includes:

Accession 284 - Business and Personal Correspondence series - Business and Personal Correspondence

Addendum series Accession 285

- In-house Subject and Name Filing System series - Amberg Filing System series - In-house Name File with Subjects Filing System

series PREFERRED CITATION: Item, folder, box, accession 285, Library Bureau Filing

System series, Benson Ford Research Center, The Henry Ford

PROCESSING INFORMATION: Collection processed by Ford Motor Company Archives

staff, 1954-1956.

DESCRIPTION INFORMATION: Original collection inventory list prepared and published by

Ford Motor Company Archives staff, 1954-1956. Finding aid prepared by Elyssa Bisoski, April 2012, and published in December 2013. Finding aid prepared using Describing Archives: A Content Standard (DACS) and local guidelines.



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HISTORICAL NOTE Henry Ford resigned as President of Ford Motor Company in 1919, succeeded by his only son, Edsel Ford. In March of 1923 construction began on the Albert Kahn-designed Dearborn Engineering Laboratory. The building was completed at the end of 1924 and although he had offices in other locations, Henry Ford's office there became his most frequently used and the home base for his office staff, including E. G. Liebold and Frank Campsall. The building was built near Ford's Fair Lane estate and next to his beloved Edison Institute. It also housed the offices and publishing facilities of the Dearborn Publishing Company (publisher of the Dearborn Independent and Ford News), the C.E. Johansson Company, Ford radio stations, and engineering and experimental operations. The building was also the site of round table luncheons in the dining room, where Henry Ford and various executives would often dine and discuss company business. Henry Ford's main office remained at the Dearborn Engineering Laboratory until his death in 1947, allowing for the accumulation of the bulk of his office correspondence in this subgroup. SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE The Engineering Laboratory Office records subgroup is comprised of six series which are found in two accessions. This finding aid contains information on the second series in Accession 285, the Library bureau filing system series, July 1921-1929 (429.6 cubic ft. and 6 oversize boxes). Accession 285 also includes the In-house subject and name filing system series, January-June, 1921 (7.6 cubic ft.); the Amberg Filing System series, 1930-1949 (781.6 cubic ft. and 1 oversize box); and the In-house name file with subjects filing system series, 1950-1952 (14 cubic ft.). Accession 284, which has its own finding aid, contains the Business and personal correspondence series, 1920 (13.2 cubic ft.); and the Business and personal correspondence addendum series, 1920 (2.8 cubic ft.). Essentially, this subgroup contains an unbroken run of Henry Ford Office correspondence from 1920 through 1952. During these years however, filing systems changed, which is reflected in the names of the series into which the subgroup has been broken. The Engineering laboratory office records subgroup is a remarkable collection of material that documents a period of more than thirty years of activity of one of the world's great industrialists and his company. The records are arranged by year and then alphabetically according to the filing system used during that year. Typically for each year files can be found for most domestic and foreign Ford Motor Company branches, including Highland Park and the Rouge plant, as well as most company departments such as accounting, advertising, auditing, disbursement, employment, chemical laboratory, chemical and metallurgical, engineering, medical, purchasing, sociological, service, the President's office, general sales, and traffic and for other ventures pursued by Henry Ford, especially those that were managed by his secretary E.G. Liebold, such as Henry Ford Hospital, Dearborn Publishing Company, Dearborn State Bank, Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad and Dearborn Realty and Construction Company. Additional subjects that have multiple folders through the years include antiques, Dearborn Water Works, Dearborn Inn, Dearborn Country Club, Berry Schools, Edison Institute, Boreham House Estate, Michigan Bell



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Telephone Company, Michigan Central Railroad Company, Michigan Public Utilities Commission, Henry Ford Flour Mill, Henry Ford and Son, Lincoln Motor Company, Lincoln and Lincoln-Mercury Divisions, Botsford Inn, Wayside Inn, Michigan Iron Land and Lumber Company, Hamilton and Rossville Hydraulic Company, Henry Ford's yacht Sialia, Firestone Tire and Rubber Company and various Village Industries. Also included in the collection is material about the Edison Botanic Research Corporation, a corporation formed by Henry Ford and Firestone in 1927 to research sources of domestic rubber, based out of Thomas Edison's Fort Myers Laboratory. Accident reports and insurance information from the firms Lucking, Helfman, Lucking and Hanlon; Kelly, Halla, Peacock and Hughes and Johnson and Higgins are found in multiple years as well. Individuals with multiple folders include Henry, Edsel and Clara Ford, newspaper editor Arthur Brisbane, Jens Jensen, Herbert Hoover, Ford real estate agent William T. Gregory, John Burroughs, G.K. Chesterton, Calvin Coolidge, Thomas Edison, Sialia captain Perry T. Stakes, Harvey Firestone, Albert Kahn, and missionary Joseph Bailie. There is one letter from Chinese revolutionary Sun Yat-Sen inviting Henry Ford to expand automobile industry work in China. The records also include hundreds of thousands of letters from individuals asking Henry Ford for financial assistance, employment, donation of a vehicle, wanting to donate or sell something to him for his museum, providing opinions on Ford products, or opinions on projects and ventures Henry Ford was involved with or supporting; the letters offer insight into the social conditions of the period. While there is typically no way to access this particular material by subject, as it is generally filed by the last name of the correspondent, almost any box in the collection contains these types of letters. The records are worth checking if the name of an individual or subject is known as well as a general time period. In some cases, office staff and later archivists handling the collection have provided extensive cross-reference sheets in the boxes to aid in subject access. OTHER NOTES Description of filing system: Use of the Library Bureau's Automatic Index System was initiated in July 1921. This system was a numerical filing system based upon the names of individual correspondents or companies. By July 1923 it was necessary to adopt an expanded version of the Library Bureau system, probably as the result of an ever-expanding volume of incoming mail. This first expansion added additional, and more precise, subdivisions of personal and corporate names. A second, and similar, expansion of the system was adopted in January 1927 and was used through the calendar year of 1929. For filing purposes, the name of the correspondent, or the company, or the subject of letter would be alphabetized. Although there were general rules to follow for deciding which word in a company name of subject term was primary and which was secondary, there was in reality little consistency. Therefore, researchers must search under related terms and various combinations to find the relevant materials.



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Each alphabetized item was then assigned a code number derived as follows: - the first part of the code number came from the first letter of the last name of an individual correspondent or the first letter of the principal word of the company name; - the second part of the code number came from the first letter of first name of the individual correspondent or the first letter of the secondary word of the company name. 1921-June 1923

Surname/principle firm name - 1st number A B C D E F G H I-

J K L M N-

O P-Q

R S T U-V

W XYZ

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Given name/secondary firm name - 2nd number 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Single name or subject

A-B C D-E F-G H-I J-K L-M N-S T-Z

Example: For "Smith" use "S" on top row = 16; and for "John" use "J-K" on bottom row = 6; thus folder #166 will contain correspondence to and from John Smith during these years. July 1923-1926 (1st expansion)

Surname/principle firm name - 1st number A B C D F-

G H I-

J-K

L M N-O

P-Q

R S T-U-V

W XYZ

A 1 An2

B 3 Be4 Bi5 Bo6 Br7 Bu8

C 9 Ch 10 Co11 Cor12

D13 Do14 E 15

F16 Fo17 G 18 Go19

H20 Har21 He22 Ho23 Hu24

I 25 J26 K27 Ki28

L29 Le30 Lo31

M32 McA33 Me34 Mi35 Mo36 Mu37

N38 O39

P43 Pi41 Q42

R43 Ri44 Ro45

S46 Schn47 Sh48 Sm49 Sn50 St51

T52 Ti53 U54 V55

W56 We57 Wi58 Wo59

XYZ60

Given name/secondary firm name - 2nd number

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Single name or subject


Example: For "Smith" use "Sm" on top row = 49; and for "John" use "J" on bottom row = 6; thus folder #496 will contain correspondence to and from John Smith during these years.



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1927-1929 (2nd expansion) Surname/principle firm name - 1st number

A B C D F-G H-I J-K-L

M N-O P-Q-R

S T-U-V

XYZ

A 1 Al2 Am3 Ap4 At5

B6 Bak7 Bar8 Be9 Ben10 Bi11 Bl12 Bo13 Br14 Bro15 Bu16 Bus17

C18 Car19 Ch20 Cl21 Co22 Con23 Cor24 Cr25 Cu26

D27 Dav28 De29 Di30 Do31 Dr32 E 33 El 34 Ep35

F36 Fl 37 Fo38 Fr 39 G 40 Ge42 Gl42 Go43 Gr44 Grl45

H46 Ham47 Har48 Hat49 He50 Her51 Hi52 Ho53 Hom54 Hu55 I 56

J57 Jo58 Jon59 K60 Ke61 Ki62 Kn63 L64 Lar65 Le66 Li67 Lo68 Lu69

M70 Mal71 Mas72 McA73 McK74 Me75 Mi77 Min78 Mo79 Mor80 Mu81

N82 Ni83 O84 Om85

P86 Pe87 Ph88 Po89 Pr90 Q91 R92 Re93 Ri94 Ro95 Rol96 Ru97

S98 Sch99 Schn100 Se101 Sh102 Sm104 Sn105 Sp106 St107 Sto108 Su109

T110 Th111 To112 Tu113 U114 V115

W116 Wam117 We118 Wel119 Wh120 Wi121 Wilm122 Win123 Woo124 XYZ125

Given name/secondary firm name - 2nd number

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Single name or subject


Example: For "Smith" use "Sm" on top row = 104; and for "John" use "J-K" on bottom row = 6; thus folder #1046 will contain correspondence to and from John Smith during these years. Subject Access: Because this system was not intended to provide information storage or retrieval by subject, the best mode of access is by name of correspondents or businesses associated with a particular subject. However, a number of subject approaches to the accession have been devised: - Some subject headings were used over a number of years: e.g., Antiques, Applications, Banks, Dance Books and Music, Memoranda, and Unsigned Letters. - Often, name headings can serve as surrogates for subject headings: e.g, Dearborn, Detroit, Thomas A. Edison (various subheadings), Edison Institute, Henry Ford (various subheadings), Ford Motor Company (various subheadings such as department or branch names) - L.J. Thompson, of the Henry Ford Office, prepared the original accession inventories and provided numerous subject annotations to the folder labels in the box list. - Ford Motor Company Archives staff added numerous pink half sheet cross references to the accession. These cross references provide the researcher with additional name, and sometimes



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subject, cross references. The cross reference forms contain the name(s) and number(s), and sometimes a brief abstract of the materials included in, the referenced file(s). - From July 1921 through 1925, folders labeled as "Subject" appear at ten point intervals in the Library Bureau classification system (e.g., "A10 Subject 10", "B20 Subject 20", and so on); between 1926 and 1929, "Single Name or Subject" files replace the "Subject" files. The intent of the system might have been to file either subject cross reference sheets or actual documents based upon an analysis of the subject content in these files. A random survey of these folders, however, indicates that the Henry Ford Office Staff did not utilize these files for subject access: non-subject specific documents and name cross references are found in these files. - For two half-year periods (July-December 1921, and January-July 1922) "Cross Index" cards (Library Bureau Form #06046) were used. Filed before the "A" files at the beginning of each of the two half year periods, were a series of alphabetically arranged (one card for each letter of the alphabet) 8.5 x 11 cards filled with names and some subjects and cross-references to other related headings with their corresponding file code number. Unfortunately, this rather complete indexing system was only used for a period of one year. See also: Vertical Filing, Library Bureau Catalog (Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1925) ARRANGEMENT Engineering Laboratory Office records subgroup

- Business and Personal Correspondence series, 1920, 13.2 cubic ft. (Accession 284) - Business and Personal Correspondence addendum series, 1920, 2.8 cubic ft. (Accession

284) - In-house Subject and Name Filing System series, January - June, 1921, 7.6 cubic ft

(Accession 285) - Library Bureau Filing System series, July 1921-1929, 429.6 cubic ft. and 6 oversize

boxes (Accession 285) - Amberg Filing System series, 1930-1949, 781.6 cubic ft. and 1 oversize box (Accession

285) - In-house Name File with Subjects Filing System series, 1950-1952, 14 cubic ft.

(Accession 285)



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SUBJECT TERMS Names, Personal and Corporate Ford, Henry, 1863-1947 Ford, Clara Bryant, 1866-1950 Ford, Edsel, 1893-1943 Bailie, Joseph, 1860-1935 Brisbane, Arthur, 1864-1936 Burroughs, John, 1837-1921 Chesterton, G. K. (Gilbert Keith), 1874-1936 Coolidge, Calvin, 1872-1933 Edison, Thomas A. (Thomas Alva), 1837-1931 Firestone, Harvey Samuel, 1868-1938 Hoover, Herbert, 1874-1963 Jensen, Jens, 1860-1951 Kohn, Albert, 1869-1942 Louis Ferdinand, Prince of Prussia, 1907- Sun, Yat-sen, 1866-1925 Ford Motor Company Albert Kahn Inc. Berry Schools Boreham House Estate Boston Antique Shop Botsford Inn C.E. Johansson, Inc. Dearborn Country Club (Dearborn, Mich.) Dearborn Engineering Laboratory (Dearborn, Mich.) Dearborn Inn (Dearborn, Mich.) Dearborn Publishing Company Dearborn Realty & Construction Company Dearborn State Bank Dearborn Water Works Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad Edison Botanic Research Corp. Edison Institute Schools Edison Portland Cement Company Firestone Tire and Rubber Company Ford Foundation Ford Motor Company. Auditing Department Ford Motor Company-Brazil Ford Motor Company. Chemical and Metallurgical Department Ford Motor Company. Disbursement Department Ford Motor Company. Employment Department Ford Motor Company. Highland Park Plant Ford Motor Company. Lincoln Division Ford Motor Company. Medical Department



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Ford Motor Company. Mercury Division Ford Motor Company. Office of Henry Ford Ford Motor Company. Rouge River Plant Ford Motor Company. Sociological Department Ford Motor Company--Trials, litigation, etc Ford Naval Training School Ford Village Industries Goodspeed's Book Shop Hamilton & Rossville Hydraulic Company Henry Ford and Son Henry Ford & Son, Inc. Henry Ford Farms Henry Ford Flour Mill Henry Ford Hospital Henry Ford Institute of Agricultural Engineering Henry Ford (Organization) Henry Ford Trade School Johnson & Higgins Kelly, Halla, Peacock and Hughes Lincoln Motor Company Lucking, Helfman, Lucking & Hanlon Michigan Iron, Land and Lumber Company Sialia (Ship) Wayside Inn (Sudbury, Mass.) Subjects Automobile industry and trade Automobile industry and trade--Accidents Antiques Branches (Business enterprises) International business enterprises Water-power Geographic Dearborn (Mich.) Detroit (Mich.) Genre or Form Blueprints (reprographic copies) Photographs Telegrams



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CONTAINER LIST Box no. Description

LIBRARY BUREAU FILING SYSTEM SERIES July - December, 1921

Box 20 Cross Index A10

Subject - 10 Antiques - 10 A-B - 11 C - 12 D-E - 13 F-G - 14 (includes George Armsley of Blair & Company, New York) H-I - 15 J-K - 16 L-M - 17 N-S - 18 (includes Cornelius F. Burns, Chairman, American Red Cross) T-Z - 19

B20 Subject - 20 Barges - 20 Bridges - 20 River Rouge, Oakwood A-B - 21 (includes Arthur Brisbane, also Allan L. Benson, also Clarence L.

Bitting, assistant to president of Fisher Body Corporation, Detroit) C

22 22 Canadian Bank of Commerce 22 Coin Exchange Bank

E.C. Bruce - Harrison, Michigan Farm D-E

23 (includes Commander Evangeline Booth of The Salvation Army) 23 Dearborn State Bank (includes list of stockholders as of 6-28-17 etc.)

Box 21

23 Bank of Detroit 23 Dime Savings Bank

F-G 24 (includes Glen Brick - Chicago (advertising); Barthel, Flanders &

Barthel re: Frank L. Dyer (spark plugs); K. W. Ignition Company (coils))

24 First & Old Detroit National Bank H-I

25 25 Bureau of Information of the Eastern Railways Harden, Montana - Big Horn Irrigation Company - John J. Harris



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25 Imperial Bank of Canada J-K - 26 (includes Charles D. Barney & Company, New York re: proposed

combination of automobile companies similar to General Motors, to include Ford Motor Company; loan of funds; J.J. Bernet, President of Nickel Plate Road; John Eben Bleekman of New York

L-M 27 27 Bank of Montreal 27 John Burroughs Memorial Association 27 Merchants Bank of Canada

N-S 28 (includes Rodger W. Babson; Poultney Bigelow) 28 Pinckney Exchange Bank (empty) 28 State Savings Bank of Harrison

T-Z 29

C30 Subject

30 30 Communications

A-B - 31 C

32 Box 22

32 Clinchfield Coal Corporation D-E 33 (includes Ed Conoway re: Walter H. West, receiver for New England

Equitable Insurance Company vs Ford Motor Company et al) F-G

34 (includes George B.Christian Jr., Secretary to the President; Dr. G. W. Clark, editor of The American Dentist)

34 Frank Campsall H-I 35 (includes H.E. Coffin of Hudson Motor Car Company) J-K 36 L-M

37 (includes M. J. Connolly of Dupont Powder Company, Wilmington.) 37 Cape May, New Jersey - property 37 C.B. & M. Ry. Cincinnati

N-S 38 (includes Joel Hurt, President of Continental Trust Company Atlanta; Sheldon Clark, Vice President of Sinclair Refining Company re: screw propeller; Samuel Crowther; Sam H. Clark, editor of Jim Jam Jems; R.R. Callan, superintendent of the Michigan Stove Company)

T-Z 40 D40

Subject - 40 A-B - 41



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C 42 42 C.C.Daniels, New York 42 Detroit Creamery Company

D-E 43 43 Delray & Dearborn Connecting Railroad Company

F-G - 44 H-I

45 Box 23

45 Dearborn Publishing Company Street sales reports Boston sales reports Harold W. Roland Circulation reports Tardy and absent reports

45 Detroit & Ironton Railroad Company General Right of way Stock

J-K - 46 (includes Josephus Daniels, Raleigh, North Carolina; J.B. Doan, President of The American Tool Works Company, Cincinnati)

L-M - 47 (includes Meloil Dewey, President Lake Placid Club.) N-S

48 (includes Russell Doubleday of Doubleday, Page & Company) 48 Dearborn Plant 48 Dearborn Postmaster 48 Free Press check-up

Box 24

48 Dearborn Realty & Construction Company 48 Dearborn Realty & Construction Company statements

T-Z 49 (includes Thomas B. Drayton, Seward, Alaska; Thomas Dreier, Boston

re: Lord Leverhulme) 49 Dearborn - Village of 49 Dearborn Water Works 49 Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company E.B. Dudley

Box 25

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Bonds Scrip for adjustment mortgage bonds (2 folders) Scrip for preferred stock Scrip for common stock Scrip for preferred stock Common and preferred stock Scrip for common stock First and refunding mortgage bonds Scrip for preferred stock Adjustment mortgage bonds Common and preferred stock Stock Scrip for common (empty)

Subject - 50 A-B - 51 C - 52 D-E - 53 F-G - 54 H-I - 55 (includes Ivan G. English of the Escanaba Daily Mirror) J-K - 56 (empty) L-M - 57 N-S - 58 T-Z

59 (includes Buck, the automobile man of The Evening Telegram, New York)

59 Thomas A. Edison, Inc. (includes re: "Cigarette letter") 59 Thomas A. Edison, Jr.

Box 26 F60

Subject 60 (empty) A-B - 61 (includes Albert B. Fall, Secretary of the Interior) C - 62 D-E

63 63 Edward P. Farley Company - insurance on yacht "Sialia" 63 Edsel B. Ford (includes re: gift of 1000 shares each of Ford Motor

Company of Canada stock to Henry Ford II and Benson Ford; re: Power of Attorney granted by Clara J. Ford to Edsel B. Ford.)

F-G 64 (includes Dr. G. Clyde Fisher, secretary of John Burroughs Memorial

Association) 64 Ford Flour Mill, re: construction 1919-1921

H-I 65 65 Harvey S. Firestone (includes re: camping trip with President and Mrs.

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65 Henry Ford (includes "Henry Ford tells how he paid his way out") 65 Mrs. Henry Ford 65 Henry Ford & Son (empty) 65 Henry Ford & Son Ltd. Cork, Ireland (includes re: horse racing) 65 Henry Ford Hospital

P.J. McMillin, assistant secretary and treasurer Box 27

July - December, 1921 Inventory, October 1, 1921 Accounting, July - December, 1921 Power house reports, January 1, 1921 Charles Koehler, Chief Engineer, July - December, 1921 C.E. Reyner, Laboratory Department, July - December, 1921 C.O. Slaght, Purchasing Department, July - December, 1921 Unpaid patients' accounts, July - December, 1921

Box 28

Narcotics, Opium, Alcohol etc. 1921

65 Henry Ford School - Reckner Road - Water J-K - 66 L-M

67 Ford Motor Company Atlanta, Georgia Buffalo, New York Cambridge, Mass. Canada (includes re: transfer of Ford Motor Company of Canada stock

from Henry Ford - 1000 shares each to Henry Ford II and Edsel Ford II)

Charlotte, N.C. Chicago, Illinois Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Dallas, Texas (empty) Des Moines, Iowa Dearborn plant W. L. Graham, secretary (includes re: purchase of English stock)

Box 29

Detroit (includes re: loan of exhibition motor to Detroit Institute of Technology)

J. E. Hall, Legal Department Wm. B. Mayo, Engineering Department England



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France Hamilton, Ohio Houston, Texas Jacksonville, Florida Kansas City, Missouri Los Angeles, California Milwaukee, Wisconsin Memphis, Tennessee Minneapolis, Minnesota New Orleans, Louisiana Northville, Michigan New York City (includes monthly balance sheets of Henry Ford &

Son, Green Island, New York; re: Maurice de Wendel of Iron Foundaries at Loraine, France)

Omaha, Nebraska Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Box 30

Pittsburg, Pennsylvania River Rouge Salt Lake City, Utah Philadelphia, Pennsylvania San Francisco, California Seattle, Washington St. Louis, Missouri South America Washington, D.C.

N-S 68 Ford News 68 Flat Rock

Accidents Re: construction

Box 31

T-Z 69 G70

Subject 70 70 Goslowski vs Henry Ford & Son (automobile accident)

A-B 71 (includes Albert Sidney Gregg of Cleveland, Ohio) C 72 D-E 73 (includes D. W. Griffith - financial interest in movies F-G 74 (includes Fritz and Henry Goebel, re: gift of boat) H-I

75 (includes Isidor Gelders re: copyrighted interviews) 75 Green Island



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Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company Lehigh Structural Steel Tucson Steel Company Stone & Webster Inc. (2 folders) General

Box 32

J-K 76 L-M

77 (includes Pierre S. du Pont, President of General Motors Corporation) 77 Gas line (Detroit Terminal Railroad and Ford Motor Company)

N-S 78 T-Z

79 79 William T. Gregory

H80 Subject 80 (empty) A-B 81 C 82 D-E 83 (includes Albert Hubbard II of the Roycrofters) F-G 84 (includes Frazier Hunt of Hearst's International) H-I

85 (includes Henry A. Haigh, Detroit banker 85 Herbert Hoover

Box 33

J-K 86 (includes James J. Hinde of The Hinde Paper Company) L-M 87 (includes L.R. Holt re: Senator Arthur Copper, Kansas) N-S

88 (includes Governor Thos. W. Hardwick of Georgia) 88 Sidney Houghton 88 Hamilton & Rossville Hydraulic Company 88 Hall-Scott Motor Car Company

T-Z 89 I-J90

Subject 90 (empty) 90 Insurance (empty)

A-B 91 (includes A. I. Findley, editor of The Iron Age) C 92 (includes Charles H. Ingersoll of Ingersoll Watches) C 92 (also Canon R. A. Jones of Cathedral of St. John the Divine, New York) D-E 93 F -G 94 H-I 95 (includes Henry B. Joy of Grosse Pointe Farms) J-K

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96 Jens Jensen (empty) Box 34

L-M 97 97 Lars Jacobson

N-S 98 (includes Canon R.E. Jones of Cathedral of St. John the Divine; Paul H. Woodruff, editor of Industrial Power)

T-Z 99 K100

Subject 100 A-B 101 C 102 (includes Father Charles J. Koenig of New Baltimore, Michigan;

Charles M. Kelley, assistant manager of Laleor - railroad newspaper.) D-E 103 (includes E.G. Kingsford, Iron Mountain, Michigan, re: gift of Ford

sedans to Reverend R.F. McDowell and Reverend Father Beauchene) F-G 104 (includes Frank E. Kirby, marine architect) H-I 105 (includes H. D. Kresge, business manager of the mid-week pictorial

in the New York Times) J-K 106 L-M 107 N-S 108 (includes Phil S. Kawna of Michigan Manufacturer & Financial

Records) T-Z 109

L110 Subject

110 110 Leases

A-B 111 111 Liberty Bonds, July - December, 1921 11I Luick Brothers, Ann Arbor (lumber and interior fixtures, etc)

C 112 112 Lanchester car

D-E 113 F-G 114 (includes George H. Lanchester of Lanchester Motor Company Ltd.

of Birmingham, England; and Frank P. Lyons, president of New Hampshire Manufacturers Association)

Box 35

H-I 115 (includes Henry Leworthy, Fredonia, New York re: antiques) 115 Lucking, Helfman, Lucking & Hanlon

J-K 116 L-M 117 N-S



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118 (includes O. H. Lipps, re: Joe Gilman, Indian Mechanic; Richard Lee, Universal Service, Washington, D. C.; and P.E. Laughlin, president of Midwest Reserve Trust Company, Kansas City, Missouri)

118 Liberty Starter Company T-Z 119

M120 Subject 120 (includes Alexander Johnston, editor of Motor, New York) A-B

121 (includes A.N. Marquis & Company, publishers of "Who's Who in America"; A. J. Maynard, vice president of Grand Rapids National City Bank; Byron W. Moser, vice president of First National Bank, St. Louis; and Madame Aino Malmberg, Helsingfors, Finland)

121 Bernard F. Mullen C 122 D-E 123 (includes Colonel E.M. Markham, U.S. Engineer Office, Detroit; and

Edward Marshall, newspaper man, New York) F-G 124 (includes Fred L. Minuth, newspaper man, Grand Haven, Mich.)

Box 36

H-I 125 (includes Herbert Myrick, editor "Farm and Home," Michigan Iron, Land & Lumber Company, 1920-1921)

J-K 126 (includes J.B. Munson, vice president of Southern Railway System) L-M 127 L.S. McMahon, 1919-1921

M120 N-S 128 (includes Reverend Robert E, McDowell, Rector of Holy Trinity

Church, Iron Mountain, Michigan, re: thanks for gift of Ford sedan, etc) T-Z 129 (includes Wilson W. Mills, attorney, Detroit; and Woodrow McKay,

Ford dealer, Lexington, North Carolina)

Box 37 N-O130

Subject 130 130 Norfolk, Virginia

A-B 131 C 132 (includes J.D. Oliver of Oliver Chilled Plow Works) D-E

133 133 Navy Department

F-G 134 (includes Frederick Osborn of G.M.P. Murphy & Company, New York re: Maurice de Wendel, Ironmaster of France.)

H-I 135 J-K 136 (includes Joe O'Neill of New York World re: Frazier Hunt of Hearst's

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N-S 138 138 Newspaper clippings and reprints

T-Z 139 (includes Wilbur A. Nelson, state geologist, Nashville, Tennessee) 139 Nankin Township

PQ140 Subject

140 140 Plymouth, Michigan 140 Pecans 140 Pinckney - property

A-B 141 C

142 142 Private railroad car - Fair Lane

Box 38A and 38B (oversize)

The Pullman Company re: private railroad car - Fair Lane

Box 39 D-E 143 F-G 144 H-I 145 (includes Hiram Phillips C. E. of St. Louis, Missouri) J-K 146 L-M 147 N-S

148 148 Pullman Porter

T-Z 149 149 Pinckney Village

R150 Subject 150 150 Restaurant

A-B 151 (includes Railway Audit & Inspection Company Inc. reports re: labor; and Alfred Reeves, general manager of National Automobile Chamber of Commerce)

C 152 D-E 153 (includes Dr. Edward A. Rumely, New York) F-G 154 (includes George M. Reynolds, chairman of the board of Continental

& Commercial National Bank, Chicago; and G. A. Rentschler, president of Hoover, Owens, Rentschler Company of Hamilton, Ohio.)

H-I 155 (includes Sir H. Perry Robinson of London England Times) J-K 156



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L-M 157 (includes Dr. M.S. Rice of North Woodward Methodist Episcopal Church, Detroit)

N-S 158 158 Radio stations

Box 40

T-Z 159 S160

Subject 160 A-B 161 C 162 (includes A.R. Erskine, president of The Studebaker Corporation) D-E

163 (includes E. E. Schwarzkopf, president of The A. E. Publishing Company Inc., re: William Wallace White of Paraguay Consulate, etc.; Dallas Sharp of Boston University; and Edwin E. Slosson, editor of Science Service, Washington, D.C)

163 South Dearborn Road F-G 164 (includes St. Francis Home for Orphan Boys re: grading of play

grounds) H-I 165 J-K 166 (includes J. M. Studebaker III of The Studebaker Corporation) L-M

167 (includes Shannon & Morrill, lawyers from Chicago, re: sale of Dearborn Independent)

167 The Searchlight N-S

168 (includes A. W. Heavenrich, treasurer of Sugar Pine Lumber Company of San Francisco, California)

168 Captain Perry T. Stakes of the yacht Sialia 168 Standard Oil Company 168 Street railway gas driven car - includes E. J. Pearson, president of the

New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company. 168 Richard G. Swing of "Swing Line"

Box 41

T-Z 169 169 Village of Springwells, Michigan 169 Sialia and Sialia Jr ., yachts (includes radio messages)

T170 Subject 170 A-B 171 C 172 D-E

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173 Toledo - Detroit Railroad Company F-G 174 (includes F.S. Tisdale, managing editor of the Nation's Business) H-I- 175 J-K 176 (includes Joseph P. Tumulty of Washington, D.C., lawyer) L-M

177 (includes L.H. Thompson of Belle Isle Boat & Engine Company, re: payment of "Henrietta" delivered to Mr. Goebel)

177 Transmission line (Detroit Terminal Railroad Company and Ford Motor Company)

N-S 178 (includes re: Anzani, Italy, motors) T-Z 179 (includes Reverend Vincent J. Toole and Will Thorpe of the Nation's

Business) UV180

Subject 180 (empty) A-B 181 (includes A.H. Ulm of Washington D.C.) C 182 D-B 183 F-G 184 H-I 185 J-K 186 L-M 187 N-S

188 (includes R.M. Barton, chairman of United States Railroad Labor Board, Chicago)

188 United Press Associations T-Z 189

Box 42

W190 Subject 190 A-B 191 (includes A. E. West, president and general manager of Port Huron

Engine & Thresher Company) C

192 192 Wayne County Road Commissioners 192 Charles S. Whitman re: E. Atkins & Company matters 192 Wool carding mills (2 folders)

Box 43

D-E 193 F-G

194 194 St. Paul Water Power

H-I 195 195 Woodward Hotel



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J-K 196 L-M 197 (includes Maurice de Wendel - iron foundries, France; and report re:

Wurlitzers Music Company, Cincinnati) 197 White Milling Company N-S 198 (includes Rudolph Wurlitzer) T-Z 199

XYZ200 Subject 200 (empty) A-B 201 C 202 D-E 203 F-G 204 H-I 205 J-K 206 L-M 207 N-S 208 T-Z 209

January - June, 1922

Box 44 A10 Cross Index

Subject 10 10 Aeronautics 10 Applications

A-B 11 (includes W. T. H. Howe, managing director of American Book Company, Cincinnati)

C 12 D-E 13 F-G 14 H-I 15 (includes Mrs. Herbert Asquith) J-K 16 (includes Kenneth Anderson, pipe fittings) L-M

17 17 The American Legion

N-S 18 (includes Finley P. Mount, president of Advance Rumely Company) T-Z 19

Box 45

B20 Subject

20 20 Banks 20 Bridges

A-B



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21 (includes Allan L. Benson, Yonkers, New York) 21 Arthur Brisbane, New York Evening Journal

C 22 (includes Hon. Cornelius F. Burns, Troy, New York; and Brewster &

Company, Inc., New York, re: Lanchester Auto) 22 Coin Exchange Bank, New York

Box 46

D-E 23 23 Dearborn State Bank 23 Bank of Detroit 23 Dime Savings Bank 23 District National Bank, Washington, D.C 23 The Dominion Bank, Windsor, Ontario

F-G 24 24 First & Old Detroit National Bank 24 The First National Bank, Fort Myers, Florida

H-I 25 (includes Colonel Harvey, U.S. ambassador, London, England; and

Hugh Baird, Seattle dealer, re: saleswomen) 25 Bank of Hamilton, Windsor, Ontario 25 Highland Park State Bank 25 H. B. Brougham, managing editor of News Interview Service,

Washington, D.C. 25 Imperial Bank of Canada, Windsor, Ontario

J-K 26 (includes K.A. Bickel of United Press Association, New York; and J. J. Bernet, president of Nickel Plate Road)

Box 47

L-M 27 (includes Leo M. Butzel, attorney, Detroit Burroughs Memorial

Association) 27 Merchants Bank of Canada, Ford, Ontario 27 Bank of Montreal, Ford and Windsor, Ontario

N-S 28 (includes Sara Burns, superintendent of New York Skin & Cancer

Hospital; Rodger W. Babson of Babson Institute; Rudolph M. Binder, Professor of Sociology of New York University, author of "Business and the Professions"; and Dr. Orville H. Brown re: death of Hiram Phillips, consulting engineer for city of Phoenix, Arizona)

28 Peninsular State Bank, Detroit, Michigan 28 Pinckney Exchange Bank 28 Standard Bank of Canada, Windsor, Ontario 28 State Savings Bank of Harrison



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T-Z 29 (includes Bishop William Montgomery Brown, Galion, Ohio, also

Congressman W.B. Bankhead of Alabama) 29 Brooklyn Township (re: ice)

Box 48

C30 Subject

30 30 Communications

A-B 31 (includes A. O. Cunningham, chief engineer of Wabash Railway Company)

C 32 (includes Charles R. Crane; Congressman Charles R. Crisp, Georgia; and Carl F. Clarke re: Admiral Simms and Fullam)

D-E 33 33 Collie dog (Edsel B. Ford's children)

F-G 34 (includes Frank J. Cosgrove re: IOU of 1902; Frank M. Chapman of American Museum of Natural History; F. Hunter Creech, Washington, D.C., attorney; and Mrs. G. Ivy Sanders Clark of Bucks, England)

Box 49

H-I 35 J-K 36 L-M

37 (includes A.G. Carter, president, Carter Motor Car Company) 37 Cape May, J. J. property (leased to U.S. Navy, June 14, 1917)

Box 50

N-S 38 (includes The Christian Science Monitor) 38 Samuel Crowther

T-Z 39 (includes re: State of Ohio vs Robert Keveney, re: City of Newport,

Kentucky, William F. Chapman re: loss of scow) 39 William J. Cameron

Box 51

D40 Subject

40 40 Drivers - applications

A-B 41 (includes W. J. Doughty, president of Detroit Air Cooled Car Company)



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C 42 (includes Coleman Du Pont of Empire Trust Company of New York;

and Detroit Community Fund re: Mrs. Ford's subscription of $50,000.00.)

42 C.C. Daniels, New York, attorney D-E

43 43 David J. Dickson, Cincinnati, Ohio, railroad

F-G 44 (includes Judge Marion De Vries of U.S. Court of Customs Appeals) H-I

45 (includes The Delaware & Hudson Company re: Green Island) 45 Detroit & Ironton Railroad Company

J-K 46 (includes James J. Davis, Secretary of Labor; Josephus Daniels; Reverend John Doyle of Detroit re: Cork, Ireland; and Joseph P. Day, New York)

L-M 47 (includes Judge Marion De Vries of U.S. Court of Customs Appeals) Box 52

N-S 48 (includes Villars A. Dodge, president of Dodge & Seymour, Ltd., New

York re: China) 48 Dearborn Publishing Company (includes Roy O. Woodruff of House of

Representatives, Washington, D.C.) 48 Dearborn Publishing Company

Circulation reports Street sales Tardy and absent reports

48 Dearborn Realty & Construction Company - B.F. Mullen, etc. Box 53

T-Z 49 (includes Thomas B. Drayton, Seward, Alaska; and Captain U. V.

D'Annunzio re: Isotta-Fraschini Motor Cars) 49 Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company

General (2 folders; includes list of stockholders as of March 20, 1922) Accidents Adjustment mortgage bonds Scrip certificates fox adjustment mortgage bonds Agreements Applications Balance sheet, 1921 Blue prints, 1922

Box 54



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Dudley & Straub (includes John T. Cochrane, president of Alabama, Tennessee & Northern Railroad Corporation)

J. A. Gallagher (discharged employee) Highway crossing signs Laboratory reports F. L. Rockelman Stock Stock, common and preferred Scrip for above

49 Dearborn Water Works Box 55

E50 Subject 50 (empty) A-B 51 C 52 D-E 53 F-G 54 H-I 55 (includes Ivan G. English of The Escanaba Daily Mirror) J-K 56 L-M 57 N-S

58 58 Estey Organ Company

T-Z 59 59 Thomas A. Edison, Inc.

Box 56

F60 Subject 60 A-B 61 (includes A.B. Farquhar of York, Pennsylvania - retired C 62 (includes Carl G. Fisher of Indianapolis - racing) D-E 63 (includes Dutee Wilcox Flint, acknowledging gift of Lincoln car; and

Eylar M. Filmore re: Santa Barbara Daily News) F-G 64 H-I

65 65 Harvey S. Firestone 65 Henry Ford 65 Mrs. Henry Ford (includes Harriet Sawyer re: John Burrough and

Vassar College) 65 Henry Ford & Son. Ltd., Cork, Ireland 65 Henry Ford & Son of New York 65 Henry Ford Farms 65 Henry Ford Hospital



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C. E. Reyner (laboratory) General Reports

Box 57

J-K 66 L-M

67 (includes Daniel Foker of Cape May, New Jersey (oldest Ford dealer) 67 Florida Lands 67 Flour Mill 67 Ford Motor Company

Atlanta, Georgia Baltimore factory sites Buenos Aires, Argentina Buffalo, New York Cambridge, Massachusetts Of Canada, Ltd (includes re: circulation of important magazines, re:

death of Gordon McGregor - vice president and treasurer, re: water power projects)

Charlotte, North Carolina (includes re: request of Edward G. Lowry to write book on Henry Ford)

Chicago, Illinois Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Copenhagen, Denmark Dallas, Texas Dearborn, Michigan Dearborn, Michigan - B.R, Brown, engineer (includes communication

re: commuter service between Detroit and Flat Rock on Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad)

Dearborn, Michigan - J. E. Hall (legal) Denver, Colorado Des Moines, Iowa (includes statistics showing the effect of crop values

on business) Box 58

Detroit, Michigan (includes re: contribution of $12,000.00 to Fairhope School, Alabama; re: increasing Mexican Trade School boys from 21 to 30; re: statement of cost of Flat Rock and Rockwood properties)

Box 59

Detroit Auditing Department - H. L. Leister (2 folders) Detroit Legal Department Detroit special data



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Box 60

England Fargo, North Dakota France (includes re: purchase of 5 H.P. Citroen Motor Car) Hamilton, Ohio Houston, Texas Indianapolis, Indiana Jacksonville, Florida Kansas City, Mo. Louisville, Kentucky Los Angeles, California (includes re: Reverend and Mrs. Simpson

Brigham of Walpole, Island; re: 2 sedans delivered to Mrs. Brubaker and daughter; re: Frank A. Garbutt)

Memphis, Tennessee Minneapolis, Minnesota New Orleans, Louisiana New York, New York (includes re: gift of Ford sedan to Thomas A.

Edison, Jr.; and New York Times re: purchase of stock of Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company, minority stockholders)

Northville, Michigan Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Omaha, Nebraska Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (includes re: contribution of $100.00 to

Belleau Wood Memorial Association, Inc.) Rouge San Francisco, California Seattle, Washington St. Louis, Missouri Washington, D.C.

Box 61

68 (includes Commander W.B. Farwell, U.S. Navy) 68 Ford News 68 Flat Rock, Michigan

Accidents Auditing - H. L. Leister Automatic control equipment

Box 62

Construction - Stone & Webster Incorporated Errors Flat Rock Milling Company Opinions Property (includes statement of cost) Property of John Chamberlin



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Judd Excavating Company re: tailrace T-Z 69 (includes Fuller & Warren Company re: Cook Stove)

Box 63

G70 Subject 70 A-B 71 (includes re: purchase of launch from Gidley Boat Company Ltd.,

Penetang, Canada; and Alexander J. Groosbeck, Governor of Michigan) C 72 D-E 73 (includes E. H. Gary, chairman, U.S. Steel Corporation) F-G 74 H-I

75 (includes Albert Kahn re: Green Island Steel and Green Island Reports) 75 Green Island

Applications Box 64

Construction

Box 65 Glass and glazing - Pittsburg Plate Glass Company, Stone & Webster

Inc. Marble and tile requirements - Conroy Marble & Tile Works Metal Covered Doors, Stone & Webster, Inc., Coburn Trolley Track

Manufacturing Company, Roesch-Orr Engineering Corporation Switchboard - Westinghouse Electricity and Manufacturing Company

J-K 76 L-M

77 (includes N. A. Hawkins of General Motors Corporation expressing thanks for loan of Lanchester chassis)

77 General Motors annual report 77 Gregory, Mayer & Thorn Company

N-S 78 (includes R. L. Gilman re: invitation of President Obregon to visit Mexico)

T-Z 79 79 William T. Gregory

H80 Subject 80 A-B

81 81 Mrs. Alice Hardesty, 2611-3rd, Seattle, Washington



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Box 66 C 82 (includes Colin Hurry of London, England; Carle Hopkins, vice-

president of The Federal Land Bank of St. Louis; and Cary A. Hardie, Governor of Florida)

D-E 83 (includes Edward N. Hurley of Chicago; and Earl Holley, vice- president of Holley Carburetor Company)

F-G 84 (includes Frank D. Hovey re: "Lincoln Motor Car Company"; and C. B.

Strong, vice-president of Home Furnace Company, Inc., re: "Wren Nests") 84 Harrison Farms (Henry Ford - E. C. Bruce; 2 folders) H-I 85 (includes H. Hollesen, New York, representing Hugh Stinnes of

Germany; and Henry A. Haigh, Detroit re: railroad securities) J-K 86 (includes invitation of Jay G. Hayden, Washington correspondent of

the Detroit News to Girdiron Dinner) Box 67

L-M 87 (includes Miller Reese Hutchinson Inc., New York, re: restless or chrome steel)

N-S 88 88 Hay presses 88 Hicks Nurseries 88 Hamilton & Rossville Hydraulic Company 88 Hamilton & Rossville Hydraulic Company - Fred R. Jones payments

T-Z 89 (includes President Warren G. Harding re: Volume III Box 68

I-J90 Subject 90 A-B 91 C 92 D-E 93 (includes Edwin S. Jackman of Firth-Sterling Steel Company of

Chicago re: dedication of Dallas Lore Sharp’s "The Seer of Slabsides" "To Henry Ford Lover of Birds, Friend of John Burroughs".)

F-G 94 H-I 95 J-K

96 96 Jens Jensen (landscaping) 96 J.N. Johnson (D.T. & I. R.R. Agent)

L-M 97 N-S

98 98 Internal Revenue Forms (U.S. Treasury Department)

T-Z 99



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Box 69

K100 Subject 100 (empty) A-B

101 101 Knoxville Board of Trade

C 102 (includes re: old coins purchased from Charles Kohen, Washington, D.C.)

D-E 103 (includes Dayton Keith, president of Wills Sainte Claire Company, Chicago; "Newsboys Memorial to Scotty" Boston, Massachusetts; re: Indian boys from Walpole Island; and Eliza Kellas, of Emma Willard School, Troy, New York)

F-G 104 H-I

105 105 H. M. Knight re: water power development

J-K 106 L-M 107 N-S 108 T-Z 109

Box 70

L110 Subject 110 A-B 111 C 112 D-E 113 (includes Edward W. Lane, president of The Atlantic National Bank

of Jacksonville, Florida) F-G

114 (includes re: Lakeside Foundry - Spencer Kellogg & Sons Inc. -purchase of core oil matter)

114 George Lawley & Son Corporation Builders of yachts Mahogany launch

H-I 115 115 Lucking, Helfman, Lucking & Hanlon (includes re: application of

Detroit & Ironton Railroad Company to lease property) J-K 116 L-M

117 117 Lincoln Motor Company

N-S 118 (includes Phillip J. Lonergran, pioneer and development Work; and Prince Lvoff of Russia)



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T-Z 119 (includes William Lucking re: Goddard - Piggins Case on construction of Fair Lane; Lord Northcliffe of The London Times; and William Morris Houghton, editor of Leslie's Weekly)

Box 71

M120 Subject 120 A-B 121 (includes A. B. McLean, president of Roderick Lean Manufacturing

Company, agricultural implements) 121 Michigan Avenue widening 121 Magic boiler compound C 122 122 Captain Charles F, May - book, "The Devil's Rebellion" 122 Michigan Central Railroad D-E 123 F-G 124 H-I 125 (includes Captain Hugh McAlpine of S.S. See And Bee re: pass; and

Harriet D. McGregor (Mrs. Gordon) re: place on Ford Motor Company of Canada directorate)

Box 72

J-K 126 (includes John P, McNichols, president of University of Detroit) L-M 127 N-S

128 128 Samuel S. McClure of McClure's Magazine 128 Monel Metal - U. T. Hungerford Brass & Copper Company, Michigan

State Telephone Company T-Z

129 (includes Thomas F. Moore, executive secretary of Automobile Merchants Association of New York, Inc. re: last illness and death of E.E. Schwarzkopf, also William H. Murphy of Detroit)

129 Mississippi Valley Association Box 73

N-O130 Subject 130 A-B 131 C

132 132 Newspaper clippings

D-E 133 (includes Edwin Denby, secretary of the Navy) F-G

134 (includes Frederick Osborn of New York)



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134 National Fertilizer Company H-I 135 J-K 136 (includes J.D. Oliver of Oliver Chilled Flow Works and J. Oxten,

secretary to J. P. Morgan, New York) L-M 137 (includes Lord Northcliffe of England) N-S

138 (includes Dr. H.E. Howe, chairman, National Research Council) 138 Northville, Michigan property

T-Z 139 Box 74

P-Q140 Subject

140 140 Passes 140 Pecans 140 Phoenix property - Michigan 140 Photographs

A-B 141 (includes A. R. Pinci of Washington and New York) C

142 142 Proudfoot's Commercial Agency 142 The Pullman Company - blueprints for car Fair Lane

D-E 143 F-G 144 (includes George H. Paine, of Philadelphia) H-I 145 J-K 146 L-M 147 N-S

148 148 Robert Pennington re: offer of DuPont stock, 1922 148 Pullman Porter

T-Z 149 (includes Walter Gray Pietsch, advertising counsel, Chicago) Box 74A (oversize)

Technical drawings, Fair Lane rail car Box 75

R150 Subject

150 150 Restaurant

A-B 151 (includes B.M. Robinson, counsel for the Firestone Tire & Rubber Company, Akron, Ohio; and Royal Automobile Club 1922 membership card - England)



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C 152 (includes Malcolm E. Gray, president of Rochester Car Company re: 5 day work week)

D-E 153 (includes Edward A. Rumely of Vitamin Food Company Inc., New

York) 153 Emil Ringel - real estate

F-G 154 154 George A. Ruppert re: Harrison Michigan Farm

H-I 155 J-K 156 L-M 157 (includes Reverend M.S. Rice, Pastor of North Woodward

Methodist Episcopal Church, Detroit; and Leon Rubay, Cleveland Representative of Hispano)

N-S 158 (includes The Raymond Riordon School, Highland, Ulster County,

New York; and Dr. Albert Shaw of the American Review of Reviews 158 Radio concert programs 158 Radio reports 158 Radio station 158 River Rouge cantonment property

T-Z 159 159 W. Ormiston Roy

Box 76

S160 Subject 160 A-B

161 161 Strauss Bascule Bridge Company

C 162 (includes Charles M. Schwab of New York) 162 Charles Summer, Sheffield, Alabama 162 The Stubbs Company, Detroit re: offset printing

Box 77

D-E 163 F-G 164 (includes F. L. Stevenson of International Harvester Company,

Chicago re: Mercury Vapor Lamps; and F.A. Seiberling of Seiberling Rubber Company, Akron, Ohio)

H-I 165 165 Henry Schwartz re: Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad Company

real estate matter J-K 166



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L-M 167 (includes Malcolm Summer, New York re: Krupp of Essen proposal) N-S

168 (includes R.H. Scott of Reo Motor Gar Company of Lansing, Michigan; and Robert M. Switzer, associate editor of Quincy Whig-Journal re: Joseph J. Gilman, 45 years with Otis Elevator Company "helped with Ford's first car")

168 Standard Oil Company (includes re: visit of French General Gassouin, Boris Asian and Baron de Nexon, with General Palmer E. Pierce of New York; and Harry A. Daugherty, general attorney in Chicago)

168 Captain Perry T. Stakes of yacht Sialia (includes Colonel E. M. Markham, U.S. Engineers Office, re: Scow and engine lost in St. Clair Flats Channel)

168 Steam shovels Box 78

T-Z 169 (includes William D. Southwick, of Oakland, California; and Admiral

William S. Sims, president of Naval War College, Providence, Rhode Island)

169 Vicente Saucedo of Saltillo, Mexico, consulting engineer 169 Yacht Sialia 169 Yacht Sialia - dockage

Box 79

T170 Subject

170 170 Translations

A-B 171 171 B.E. Tinstman (Fort Myers residence)

C 172 (includes G.N. Thomas, studio director of Underwood & Underwood, Inc., photographers, New York)

D-E 173 F-G 174 (includes Sir Francis Trippel of British Branch of Sulgrave

Institution) H-I 175 J-K 176 L-M 177 (includes Merle Thorpe, editor of The Nation's Business) N-S 178 (includes William H. Hays, Postmaster General) T-Z 179 179 Tire tests

U-V180 Subject 180 A-B 181 C



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182 (includes C.A. M. Vining of The Toronto Star) 182 Universal Crane Company (steam shovel)

D-E 183 F-G 184 H-I

185 (includes H. B. Utley, of International Harvester Company, Chicago) 185 Victory Highway Association (Trans-Continental)

J-K 186 L-M

187 187 University of Michigan re: gift of 2 Ford motors 187 Unsigned letters

N-S 188 (includes The Uintah Railway Company, Colorado re: new type

Locomotive) 188 United Press Associations, K. A. Bickel, vice-president

T-Z 189 Box 80

W190 Subject 190 A-B 191 (includes A. E. West, president and general manager of Port Huron

Engine & Thresher Company) C

192 192 Wool carding mills

D-E 193 F-G 194 (includes George B. Christian Jr., secretary to the President of the

United States) H-I 195 (includes Hugh L. Warner of The Warner Gear Company, Muncil,

Indiana) J-K 196 (includes Judson C. Welliver, of the White House, Washington, D.C.,

also John Wanamaker of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) Box 81

L-M 197 197 J. W. Worthington of Tennessee River Improvement Association re:

Muscle Shoals N-S

198 198 Water power 198 Water Power League of America, Inc., Frederick L. Long, secretary

T-Z 199 (includes William Almon Wolff of McClure's Magazine) X-Y-Z200

Subject 200 (empty)



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A-B 201 C 202 D-E 203 F-G 204 H-I 205 J-K 206 L-M 207 N-S 208 (empty) T-Z 209

July - December, 1922 (see also Box 3066-oversize)

Box 82 A10

Subject 10 10 Antiques 10 Applications

A-B 11 C 12 D-E 13 F-G 14 H-I 15 (includes Sir Herbert Austin of Longbridge Works, Birmingham,

England) J-K 16 L-M 17 (includes re: Mischa Applebaum) N-S

18 18 American Railway Express Company

T-Z 19 Box 83

B20 Subject 20

20 Banks - miscellaneous 20 Boston Antique Shop

A-B 21 (includes Allan L. Benson biography and Arthur Brisbane of New York Evening Journal)

C 22 (includes Battle Creek, Michigan Chamber of Commerce, re:

aluminum and rumor of establishment of plant; re: gift of Ford touring car to Dr. Clara Barrus of Roxbury, New York; and Charles Brushaber, of Detroit Department Stores)

22 Canadian Bank of Commerce, Windsor, Ontario D-E

23 23 Dearborn State Bank



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23 Bank of Detroit 23 Dime Savings Bank 23 The Dominion Bank, Windsor, Ontario

F-G 24

Box 84

H-I 25 (includes Hugh Baillie of United Press Associations, announcing Ford Radio Operations.)

J-K 26 26 Joseph Bailie, Peking University re: establishing water power plant in

China L-M

27 27 Bank of Montreal

Box 85

N-S 28 (includes Daniel Willard, president of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad

Company; Newton D. Baker re: Supreme Court Justice John H. Clarke; re: gift of Ford truck to The Berry Schools, Inc.; and Roger Babson of Babson Institute)

28 State Savings Bank of Harrison 28 Bank statements

T-Z 29 (includes W.F. Burns, President The Burns Company, New York re: Jesse Root Grant son of late General U.S. Grant; W.G. Bryan of Hearst Publications and Paul E. Wilkes of New York American re: inspirational articles written by Henry Ford; and Thurston Ballard, Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky)

C30 Subject

30 30 Churches 30 Cloth - Frank Campsall 30 Collie dogs 30 Communications 30 Coal (August and September, 1922 shut down due to coal and railroad

strikes) Box 86

A-B 31 31 Chicago Bascule Bridge Company (Detroit, Toledo and Ironton

Railroad Bridge over Short Cut Canal)



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Box 87 31 Chicago Bascule Bridge Company - substructure of Short Cut Canal 31 Chinese applications - folder 2

Box 88

32 (includes C.J. Canoll, engineer-in-chief of Szechuen-Hankow Railway, China; Charles S. Caldwell, president of Coin Exchange National Bank, Philadelphia; C. W. Chadwick re: acquisition of Atlas and Plat Books; re: proposed inspection trip over Erie Barge Canal, to include Charles L. Cadle state of New York Superintendent of Public Works; Governor Miller, state of New York; George Eastman of Rochester, New York; Edward H. Hurley, president, Illinois Manufacturers Association, Chicago; Newton D. Baker of Cleveland Chamber of Commerce; Henry Ford, William B. Mayo and E.G. Liebold; and John M. Glenn of Chicago)

D-E 33 F-G 34 (includes F. Hunter Creech, Washington, D.C.; and Garth W. Catey,

treasurer and general manager of Flexo-Motive Corporation, Chicago) H-I 35 (includes Harry T. Clinton, Poughkeepsie, New York, of Fiat

Automobile; and Howard E. Coffin, vice-president of Hudson Motor Car Company)

J-K 36 (includes James Oliver Curwood, of Owosso, Michigan) 36 John W. Creedon

L-M 37 George W. Case (Flat Rock Real Estate) 37 Copper mines of Michigan

Box 89

N-S 38 38 Cope News Service 38 Samuel Crowther, Long Island, New York

T-Z 39 Wallace Campbell of Jim Jam Jems re: book "The Federal Reserve

Monster"; W. J. Cameron building account 39 Clarkston and Waterford

D40 Subject 40 A-B 41 (includes Alex Dow of The Detroit Edison Company)

Box 90

C 42 (includes C. C. Daniels of New York re: Minneapolis, etc.; and Carroll

H. Dunning, vice-president of Prisma, Inc., re: film of John Burroughs)

42 Detroit Connecting Railroad



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42 Dravo Contracting Company (Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Bridge over Short Cut Canal)

42 Dravo Contracting Company - progress reports D-E

43 (includes Edward L. Doheny, New York, re: Ireland) 43 E.I. Dupont de Nemours & Company - offer of Dupont Stock (owned

by Alfred I. Dupont) F-G 44

Box 91

H-I 45 45 Detroit & Ironton Railroad Company re: Michigan Public Utilities

Commission approval of map General Real estate opinions

J-K 46 (includes Josephus Daniels re: his book "Our Navy At War" and Rear Admiral R.S. Griffin; James R. Davis, Federal Prohibition Commissions re: Ecorse; John Duval Dodge, Detroit; and John R. Dunlop of magazine "Industrial Management")

L-M 47 N-S

48 48 Dearborn Publishing Company

Circulation reports Box 92

Tardy and absent reports 48 Dearborn Realty & Construction Company

T-Z 49 49 Village of Dearborn 49 Dearborn Water Works 49 Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company

Adjustment mortgage bonds Applications G.R. Brubaker

Box 93

Cash balances Coal car reports Common stock W.C. Cowling John A. Crowley company lease Derailments, accidents, etc Detroit grade crossings



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Entertaining physicians Box 94

Gallup, Ohio - Michael Hayes Investment plan Portsmouth, Ohio F.L. Rockelman Scrip for adjustment mortgage bonds C.C. Straub

49 Weldon Doe, Montgomery, Ala. - Ford dealer (cancellation) Box 95

E50 Subject 50 (empty) A-B 51 (includes A. Graham Elliott Jr. of New York; and Augusto Errazuris,

special attaché to the Embassy of Chile, Washington, D.C. re: labor) C 52 D-E 53 F-G 54 H-I

55 (includes Harrington Emerson re: Mexico) 55 E.I. Dupont de Nemours & Company re: offer of Dupont Stock 55 Ivan G. English of Escanaba Daily Mirror

J-K 56 L-M 57 N-S

58 (includes Richard H. Edmonds, editor of Manufacturers Record) 58 Estey Organ Company

T-Z 59 (includes W.H. Ellis of New York, re: Mexico; and Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas A. Edison Jr.) 59 Thomas A. Edison, Inc.

F60 Subject

60 60 Factory site

A-B 61 (includes A. B. Farquhar of York, Pennsylvania, re: Ford gasoline consumption)

C 62 (includes Fremont Canning Company, re: peach pits for planting) Box 96

D-E 63 (includes Flinn & Dreffein Company, re: "The Oil Supply of the

World"; and Daniel Focer of Cape May, New Jersey, re: 1903 Ford Touring Car)

63 Edward P. Farley Company, re: yacht Sialia



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F-G 64 (includes Frederick W. Foote, engineer of mines re: aluminum) H-I

65 (includes John A. Stewart, chairman of The Sulgrave Institution) 65 Henry Ford (includes re: railroad strike) 65 Mrs. Henry Ford 65 Henry Ford & Son Ltd., - Cork, Ireland (includes re: stone from Mr.

Ford's father's old homestead near Bantry, Ireland) 65 Henry Ford & Son of New York 65 Henry Ford Farms (empty) 65 Henry Ford Hospital

Reports Box 97

C.E. Reyner - laboratory reports 65 Ford "Old Homestead" 65 Presidential folder 65 Henry Ford residence - special furniture 65 Farm implements (empty)

J-K 66 Box 98

L-M 67 67 Ford Motor Company

Atlanta, Georgia Buffalo, New York Cambridge, Massachusetts, (includes beginning 1915 re: Patrick J.

Cullinane, including carving re: gambling made in prison, job after discharge, and follow-up)

Of Canada Charlotte, North Carolina (includes re: African-American employees) Chicago, Illinois Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Columbus, Ohio (includes re: Ohio Canal, land 6 to 8 miles north of

Portsmouth and history of Ohio Canals) Dearborn, Michigan (includes re: establishment of radio stations at

branches and on Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company) Denver, Colorado Des Moines, Iowa Detroit, Michigan

B.R. Brown, Engineering Department Box 99

Clinton C. DeWitt (report on the Henry Ford Trade School) J.E. Hall, Legal Department



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H. L. Leister, Auditing Department C. B. Longley, Legal Department William B. Mayo, Engineering Department Statements

England (includes Henri Dumay, re: French Book "My Life and Work"; and re: Southampton Rotary Club.)

France (includes re: International Railway Congress Association) Hamilton, Ohio - Link-Belt Company Jacksonville, Florida Kansas City, Missouri Los Angeles, California (includes re: gift of Ford touring car to Emory

S. Ford, cousin; and re: Limbach family) Box 100

Memphis, Tennessee Milwaukee, Wisconsin Minneapolis, Minnesota New Orleans, Louisiana New York, New York Northville, Michigan Omaha, Nebraska Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (includes re: gift of Ford truck chassis to

Boys Brigade of Baltimore, Maryland) Portland (empty) River Rouge, Michigan St. Louis, Missouri (includes S. Baptiste, re: Motor No. 2 and Chassis) Washington, D.C.

N-S 68 (includes Major R. A. Duckworth-Ford, Philippine Constabulary re:

Lord Northcliffe) 68 Ford News 68 Flat Rock, Michigan

(Stone & Webster, Inc.) Box 101

(Stone & Webster, Inc.) (Stone & Webster, Inc.) - accidents

Box 102

Applications (empty) Roofing material - The Carey Company General Electric Company - canal lock equipment David Lupton's sons (empty) Detroit Cornice & Slate Company waterproofing Errors (2 folders) Fawcus Machine Company - tow lock miter gate mechanisms



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Variety Iron & Steel Works Company - gates, racks, miscellaneous steel

Westinghouse Electrical & Manufacturing Company - generators Ohio Plate & Window Glass Company - glass and glazing Invoices Judd Company - earth excavation Monthly reports Pawling & Harnischfeger Company - traveling cranes Returned material (2 folders) David Lupton's Sons Company - steel sash and operators

Box 103

Lewis-Hall Iron Works - structural steel United States Gypsum Company

Power House Roof Power House Extension Roof

Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company - water wheels 68 Florida timber lands

T-Z 69 (includes T. A. Farrand, secretary, Michigan State Horticultural Society, re: grafting of Red Spy Apple Scions)

G70 Subject 70 A-B 71 C 72 D-E 73 F -G 74

Box 104

H-I 75 75 Green Island

American & National Window Cleaning Company - contract for cleaning windows

Applications (empty) Errors Harry Gardner Permit for constructing a dock H. Newton Marshall, Company - painting Water power permit

J-K 76 L-M 77 (includes C S. Mott, vice-president of General Motors Corporation re:

Julius H. Barnes, president of Chamber of Commerce of U.S.A.) N-S 78

Box 105

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79 79 William T. Gregory

H80 Subject

80 80 Herbecide (railroad weed exterminator)

A-B 81 (includes Arthur S. Hoffman, editor of "Adventure") 81 Aktiebolaget Svenska Handelsbanken, Stockholm, Sweden re: deposit

of $900.00 representing Peace Party of 1915/16 expenses of Julia Grace Wales - Rosika Schwimmer also involved

C 82 (includes Holley Carburetor Company, re: carburetor bowls) D-E 83 (includes Edward N. Hurley of Chicago; and Edward Hungerford of

Rochester, New York, author) F-G 84 H-I 85 (includes Henry A. Haigh, president, Peninsular State Bank of

Highland Park, Michigan) J-K 86 (includes J. T. Hatfield, secretary, treasurer, The Hatfield Coal

Company of Covington, Kentucky; and Dr. J. G. de Roulhac Hamilton of The University of North Carolina, recommended by Josephus Daniels)

Box 106

L-M 87 (includes Morgan D.E. Hite of New Orleans, architect) N-S

88 (includes Napoleon Hill of Napoleon Hill's Magazine; R,A. Haynes, Prohibition Commissioner, Washington, D.C.; Robert L. Harris, Bishop of Marquette, Michigan; S. T. Henderson, Auburn N. Y., Ford Dealer re: Federal Judge Cooper and young man accused of bootlegging; and Norman Hapgood, editor of Hearst's International Magazine)

88 Hamilton & Rossville Hydraulic Company 88 Sidney Houghton re: alterations at Fair Lane, Dearborn

T-Z 89 (includes W. E. Hooper of Dillon, Read & Company, New York; W. L. Hughson of San Francisco, re: "old 999" (photograph); and William A. Hatcher, Vice President and Engineer of Crescent Pump Company, Detroit)

I-J90 Subject 90 A-B 91 C

92 Interstate Commerce Commission (authority of officers) 92 Investment certificate forms

Box 107

D-E 93 F-G 94



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H-I 95 J-K 96 (includes Reverend James D. Jeffrey, Pastor of Scovel Memorial

Presbyterian Church in Detroit re: gift of Abbie Woods Scovel Memorial Bust. She had been a school teacher and Mr. Ford one of her pupils.)

L-M 97 N-S 98 T-Z 99

K100 Subject 100 A-B 101 (includes Bert W. Kennedy, doorkeeper, House of Representatives,

Washington, D.C.) C 102 (includes Charles Kohen of Washington Refining Company, re:

purchase of old coins; and Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway including 1912-1918)

D-E 103 (includes Colonel D.M. King, C.O. of Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois, re: Lincoln Motor for gun motor carriage; E. Ketchum of Detroit Shipbuilding Company re: Congressional Country Club of Washington, D.C.; and Eliza Kellas of Emma Willard School, Troy, New York)

F-G 104 (includes Franz C. Kuhn of Michigan State Telephone Company, Detroit; and George Kingston, Kokomo, Indiana - Kingston Carburetor)

H-I 105 (includes Helen Keller of Forest Hills, Long Island New York) J-K 106 (includes John A. Kling, Chairman, The Kelley Island Lime &

Transport Company who supplied building stone for Fair Lane) L-M 107 N-S 108

Box 108

T-Z 109 L110

Subject 110 A-B 111 (includes Judge Ben B. Lindsey, Juvenile Court, Denver, Colorado) C 112 (includes Charles P. Larned, Detroit re: photograph) D-E 113 F -G 114 H-I

115 115 Lucking, Helfman, Lucking & Hanlon.

J-K 116 L-M

117 117 Lincoln Motor Company 117 Lincolns (cars taken in trade)

N-S 118 (includes Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company re: coal cars and hauling of coal etc.)

T-Z 119 (includes George W. Malcomson, president of Malcomson Coal Company)



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Box 109

M120 Subject

120 120 Memoranda

A-B 121 (includes B. Max Mehl, Numismatist, Fort Worth, Texas; and Annie L. McClure, West Middletown, Pennsylvania re: gift of radio for old thresher)

C 122 D-E 123 F-G 124

Box 110

H-I 125 125 Michigan Iron Land & Lumber Company (includes William G.

Mather, president of The Cleveland-Gliffs Iron Company) J-K 126 L-M

127 (includes C W. Hadden, assistant to the president of Maxwell Motor Corporation)

127 McClure's magazine N-S

128 (includes re: loan of tractor to Mt. Pleasant Township Vocational School, Hickory, Pennsylvania; Nassau Massey of Cork, Ireland, re: shipment of books relating to Ireland; and Richard Mitchell of D. W. Griffith Incorporated)

128 The Michigan Stove Company re: old style stoves Box 111

T-Z 129 (includes W. L. Mapother, president of Louisville & Nashville Railway Company, also William G. McAdoo, of Los Angeles, California, also American Moving Train Telephone Corporation.)

N-O130 Subject

130 130 Nankin Mill property 130 Norfolk-Portsmouth

A-B 131 (includes Merle Thorpe, editor of The Nation's Business) C 132 D-E 133 F-G 134 H-I 135 J-K 136 L-M 137



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Box 112

N-S 138 (includes Le Progres Civique, French publishers of "My Life and Work")

T-Z 139 (includes Will I. Ohmer, president of the Recording and Computing Machines Company, Dayton, Ohio)

P-Q140 Subject 140 "Peat" A-B 141 (includes A.R. Pinci of Washington, D.C. and New York) C

142 142 C.E. Pratt (Harrison Farm)

D-E 143 F -G 144 (includes George S. Parker of the Parker Pen Company) H-I 145 (includes Harvey S. Firestone, president of Firestone Tire & Rubber

Company introducing George Peck, president of Moline Plow Company.) J-K 146

Box 113

L-M 147 (includes Pellerin, Lacombe & Cie, Paris, French Ford Dealer, re: purchase of Encyclopedia of Diderot & D'Alembert, 1751; and Miss. Mayme Ober Peake of Philadelphia Public Ledger)

N-S 148 (includes Paul M. Penick, treasurer of Washington and Lee

University) 148 Porter Street Crossing - grade separation 148 Pullman Porter 148 Pennsylvania Right of Way

T-Z 149 (includes Theodore H. Price, editor of Commerce and Finance) R150

Subject 150 150 Restaurant (empty)

A-B 151 C 152 D-E 153 F-G 154 H-I 155 J-K 156 (includes J.G. Rogers, vice president of Pennsylvania System,

Chicago) L-M 157

Box 114

N-S 158 158 Radio concert programs



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T-Z 159 (includes Teasdale Randolph, Editor-in-chief of "The Country

Editor"; D. W. Tillinghast, treasurer of the Roy Woolen Company; and W.R. Roach & Company, Grand Rapids, re: 1000 pounds of peach pits for seeding)

159 W. Ormiston Roy, Montreal (includes re: Collie puppy for Edsel B. Ford children)

S160 Subject 160 (empty) A-B 161 (includes A. H. Smith, president of New York Central Lines; L.R.

Smith, president of A. O. Smith Company, Milwaukee; and A. A. Schantz re: $250.00 contribution to Detroit Gold Cup Committee)

C 162 (includes Charles Sumner of Sheffield, Alabama) 162 Short Cut Canal (Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company Bridge

(includes Mrs. John F. Dodge, also Colonel E.M. Markham) D-E 163 (includes Mrs. William Clay, Detroit) F-G 164 (includes re: photograph of William Leslie taken on Henry Ford's

Farm and sent to Joseph Rycraft of San Francisco Chronicle; R. W. Gardner of Otis Elevator Company, New York; J.C. Robinson of White Water Falls Stock Farm, Towanda, Kansas; and F.L. Stevenson of International Harvester Company, Chicago, re: death of Uncle William Leslie.)

H-I 165 J-K 166 (includes James Sweinhart of The Detroit News, re: purchase of

special Ford Coupelet; and J. Walter Scott of Pasadena, California) Box 115

L-M 167 N-S

168 168 Captain Perry T. Stakes, yacht Sialia

T-Z 169 (includes William S. Sims, Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy) 169 Yacht Sialia

T170 Subject 170 A-B

171 (includes A. R. Thomas, Vice President and General Manager of Automotive Utilities Corporation, Detroit, re: "999" etc.; and Judge Arthur J. Tuttle re: jury duty)

171 B. E. Tinstman - Fort Myers, Florida residence (includes re: purchase of Charles W. Stribley property)

C 172 D-E 173



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F-G 174 (includes Fred H. Thompson, editorial staff, The Boston Post; Norman Ritchie, Art Department, The Boston Post; and Dr. G.C. Taylor, Claysville, Ohio re: one dollar bill issued by Bank of St. Clair, Detroit, on November 10, 1843)

H-I 175 (includes Judge H.E. Taylor re: parolee Louis M. Johnson; and Judge Harvey Tappan re: employee's use of liquor.)

J-K 176 Box 116

L-M 177 N-S 178 (includes June 28, 1922 court decision re: Spot Welding) T-Z

179 (includes Reverend Father Vincent J. Toole and Honorable William H. Taft, re: Hotel Woodward matter)

179 Tire tests U-V180

Subject 180 (empty) A-B 181 (includes re: Ford car winning Pike's Peak Race and re: Amos Von

Wagoner, request of Justice Floyd S. Buck) C 182 D-E 183 (includes The Van Dorn Iron Works Company re: Spot Welding

matter) F-G

184 184 G. Van der Heyden (re: Abbie Woods Scovel bronze tablet)

H-I 185 J-K 186 L-M 187 N-S

188 (includes N. H. Van Sicklen, Vice President of Apperson Brothers Automobile Company; Lieutenant Colonel E.N. Johnston, U.S. Engineer Office; and Karl A. Bickel, General News Manager of United Press Association)

188 United Fuel & Supply Company (re: Short Cut Canal - Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad)

T-Z 189 W190

Subject 190 A-B 191 C 192 D-E 193

Box 117

F-G 194 (includes Frank Wrigley, organist at First Presbyterian Church, Detroit; Harold Jarvis, tenor; Grant Wright, president and editor of "The



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Eastern Dealer"; Frank C. Wright, managing editor of Engineering News-Record and George L. Weiss of Cleveland, Ohio)

H-I 195 (includes Hubert Work, Postmaster General.) J-K 196 L-M 197 N-S 198 (includes Rudolph H. Wurlitzer of Cincinnati; Roy Walton, Editor-

Owner of The Grand Saline re: radio; Sidney D. Waldon, President, Detroit Aviation Society Inc.; J.E. Taussig, President of Wabash Railroad Company; and Roy Lyman Wilbur, President of Stanford University)

T-Z 199 (includes re: August 29, 1918 election as an umpire in the National War Labor Board in connection with case of Wheeling Mold & Foundry Company; Walter Wander well - around the world; and A.G. Cronkhite, General Manager Western Union Telegraph Company, Chicago.)

XYZ200 Subject 200 (empty) A-B 201 (includes A. H. Young, President National Safety Council.) C 202 (empty) D-E 203 F-G 204 H-I 205 J-K 206 L-M 207 N-S 208 (includes Yogi Publishing Company, re: book "Reincarnation and

Law of Karma") T-Z 209

January - June, 1923 (see also Box 3066-oversize)

Box 118 A10

Subject 10 10 Applications

A-B 11 (includes A. H. Andrews, Editor, The American Eagle; re: Oscilloclast by Dr. Albert Abrams; and Newman Erb, President, Ann Arbor Railroad Company)

C 12 12 Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company, re: Plymouth Hydes-Electric

Plant D-E 13 (includes Dr. Edward G. Acheson, President, Acheson Corporation,

formerly with Thomas A. Edison, re: Oildag for Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad; and Edward A. Anderson re: Robert J. Thompson, President of The Automatic Recording Safe Company)

F-G 14 (includes Frank H, Alfred, President and General Manager of Pere Marquette Railway Company)



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H-I 15 (includes biographical record of life of Henry Ford by The American Historical Society Incorporated)

J-K 16 (includes John Wendell Anderson re: congratulations on 20th birthday of Ford Motor Company; and the J.C. Ayer Company, manufacturing chemists, re: Ayer's Almanac)

Box 119

L-M 17 (includes E.I. Ross, Business Manager of American Labor Press; and the American Legion expressing thanks for furnishing 80 beds in Henry Ford Hospital for veterans)

N-S 18 (includes "discussion" with American Railway Association re: car service rules)

T·Z 19 (includes both Bishop and Mrs. William F. Anderson of Methodist Episcopal Church, Cincinnati, also Vincent G. Apple (Laboratories) Dayton, Ohio)

B20 Subject 20 A·B

21 21 Arthur Brisbane (New York Evening Journal; includes re: appointment

with General Storrs, British Civil Governor of Jerusalem.) 21 The Better Business Bureau of the City of New York, Inc., re: Howell

& Graves (Muscle Shoals Real Estate) C

22 (includes Carl Bruhn of The International Press Association of New York; also C. C. Bradner of The Detroit News.)

22 Canadian Bank of Commerce, Windsor, Ontario 22 Cornelius F. Burns re: Roy Woolen Company at Watervliet, New York.

Box 120

D-E 23 23 Bank of Detroit 23 Dearborn State Bank 23 The Dime Savings Bank, Detroit (includes re: oath of office for

director.) 23 The Dominion Bank, Windsor, Ontario

F-G 24 (includes Glen Buck of Chicago) 24 First National Bank of Fort Myers, Florida 24 First & Old National Bank, Detroit

H-I 25 (includes Hugh Baillie, News Manager of United Press Association; also H. E. Byram, President of Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company)



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Box 121 J-K 26 (includes K.A. Bickel, President and General Manager of United Press

Association; also F.B. Bartholomew, President of Avery Company Inc., Peoria, Illinois - Agricultural Implements; also Jarvis Butler, Department of The Navy, General Board, Washington.)

L-M 27 (includes Leon Butzel, Attorney, Detroit, re: C.H. Wills & Company) 27 Martha Berry (includes request for Lincoln Automobile) 27 Bank of Montreal 27 M.B. Binkley (Dearborn State Bank)

N-S 28 (includes Norman Beasley, writer, Detroit) 28 State Savings Bank of Harrison (re: Harrison Farm) 28 Bank statements

T-Z 29 (includes Theodore E. Brown, Vice President of The Liquid Carbonic Company, Chicago)

C30 Subject

30 30 Chinese applications 30 Communications

Box 122

A-B 31 (includes Albert F. Coyle, Acting Editor of Brotherhood of Locomotive

Engineers Journal; Andre Citroen of Paris, France, re: Caterpillar traction; and Alfred G. Castle of Chicago, re: Brunswick Refrigeration)

31 Chicago Bascule Bridge Company (Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Short Cut Canal Bridge)

C 32 Box 123

D-E 33 (includes "The Country Editor" New York, photographs) F-G

34 (includes Admiral W.S. Benson re: The Cardinal Gibbons Institute - for colored youth)

34 F. Hunter Creech (Washington, D.C.) H-I

35 (includes Harry T. Clinton, Assistant General Manager of Cortland Cart & Carriage Company of Sidney, New York - Hatfield Motor Cars)

35 H.C. Carmichael (of staff) 35 H.G. Christman Company (Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Short

Cut Canal Bridge)



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J-K 36 (includes Senator James Couzens re: handling incoming and outgoing freight at our Des Moines Plant; also re: Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company Wage, Scale, etc.; also Jeremiah J. Crowley, Author and Publicist, Wheaton, Illinois.)

L-M 37 (includes Richard Harfst, General Manager of Detroit Branch of

Cadillac Motor Car Company; also George B. Haynes, General passenger Agent of Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company at Chicago.)

37 Cape May, N. J. Property N-S

38 (includes Sheldon Clark, Vice President of Sinclair Refining Company, Chicago; also Frederick W. Carr of The Christian Science Monitor, Chicago; also R. J. Caldwell, New York, re: Edward A. Filene, Boston.)

38 Samuel Crowther (includes re: Sir Robert Hatfield, English Steel Maker.)

Box 124

38 Sugar Cane Machinery Box 125

T-Z 39 (includes re: death of Schuyler Skaats Wheeler, President of The

Crocker-Wheeler Company; also Professor W. W. Campbell, Director, Lick Observation and President, University of California, re: cancer; also Wallace Campbell of Jim Jam Jems; also James Fentress, President of Chicago Tubing and Braiding Company.)

39 Colliers Weekly (re: Straw Vote) D40

Subject 40 A-B 41 (includes Bernard Drake, Chairman, Drake & Gorham, Ltd., Electrical

Engineers, London, England.) C 42 (includes C. C. Daniels, New York, re: H. A. Wise Wood, etc.) D-E 43 F-G 44 H-I

45 45 Detroit International Exposition (proposal) 45 Detroit & Ironton Railroad Company

Box 126

J-K 46 (includes J. C. Dougherty re: Texas court decision involving Ford automobile; Jonathan M. Davis, Governor of Kansas; and James E. Devoe, of Philaharmonic-Central Concert Company re: request of Mary Garden for interview)



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L-M 47 N-S

48 (includes Russell Doubleday, Secretary of Doubleday, Page & Company, re: "My Life and Work"; and examination of accounts of Detroit Street Railway)

48 Dearborn Publishing Company Circulation reports Street sales (empty) Tardy and absent reports

48 Dearborn Realty & Construction Company Refund on houses, insurance charges, etc.

T-Z 49 49 Village of Dearborn

Box 127

49 Dearborn Water Works Laboratory report on samples of whiskey Supplying Eloise

49 Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company G.R. Brubaker Coal car reports

Box 128

Derailments, accidents, etc. F.L. Rockelman C.C. Straub

Box 129

E50 Subject 50 A-B 51 C 52 D-E 53 (includes The Empire Club of Canada Inc.) F-G 54 H-I

55 (includes Harold H. Emmons (as counsel) 55 Ivan G. English of The Escanaba Daily Mirror)

J-K 56 (includes Woodbridge N. Ferris, President of Ferris Institute, Big Rapids, Michigan; a1so Colonel Robert Erving, Publisher of New Orleans States - newspaper)

L-M 57 57 Electric Locomotives

N-S 58 T-Z



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59 (includes Mrs. Thomas A. Edison Jr.) 59 Thomas A. Edison, Inc. 59 Thomas A. Edison

F60 Subject

60 60 Factory Sites

A-B 61 (includes A. Y. Ford, President University of Louisville, Kentucky, re: Taxing Coal Lands; also G.M. Ehlers, Department of Geology and Geography at University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, re: gift of Ford Truck.)

C 62 (includes Fordson Coal Company, Inc. of Stone, Kentucky, re: purchase of black mare for Henry Ford and bay horse for Abner Lunsford; includes also Conover Fitch, Vice President of Waltham Watch Company)

D-E 63 (includes Edward A. Filene re: "My Life and Work") 63 Edsel B. Ford (includes M. E. Farr, President of The American

Shipbuilding Company, Cleveland.) 63 Emory Ford

Box 130

F60 Subject 60 F-G 64 (includes George T. Fielding, Director - Commercial Research of

General Electric Company.) H-I

65 65 Harvey S. Firestone (includes re: Rubber Plantation Matter, also

"biography" of Henry Ford by Elbert Hubbard.) 65 Henry Ford 65 Mrs. Henry Ford 65 Henry Ford & Son Ltd., Cork, Ireland (includes re: photographs and

drawing of old church of the church of England at Ballinascarty, Ireland, attended by Mr. Henry Ford's father)

65 Henry Ford Farms 65 Henry Ford Flour Mills 65 Henry Ford for President - 1923 65 Henry Ford Hospital (includes reports on charitable cases)

Daily reports Milk, cream and water analysis

J-K 66 (includes J. L. Fawsitt, Department of Trade and Shipping, Dublin, Ireland, also John Ford Land Company)

L-M 67

Box 131

67 Ford Motor Company



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Atlanta, Georgia Buenos Aires, Argentina, South America Buffalo, New York Cambridge, Massachusetts Of Canada, Ltd. Buffalo, New York, re: Le Roy, New York - speed trap Charlotte (empty) Chicago, Illinois Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Copenhagen, Denmark Dallas, Texas Dearborn, Michigan

J. E. Hall Engineering Laboratory Building Experimental Laboratory (includes items numbered 177 dated

1924) Box 132

Tardy and Absent Reports Weekly Medical Reports

Des Moines, Iowa Detroit, Michigan

General (Includes Statement of Cost of Plymouth Property; also Memos from R.A. Shaw - Safety - to P.E. Martin re: Installation of Windshield Wipers on Ford Automobile as standard equipment; also Michigan State Auto School, Inc.)

B. R. Brown (Power and Construction) H. L. Leister (Auditing Department; contains condensed

classification of accounts for use of licenses under the Federal Power Act which do not furnish a public service.)

Clifford B. Longley (Legal Department) William B. Mayo (Power Department)

Box 133

England France (empty) Hamilton, Ohio Iron Mountain, Michigan (includes Ovid M. Butler, Editor of

American Forestry.) Italy Jacksonville, Florida (includes re: The Church of The Good Shepherd,

Jacksonville) Kansas City, Missouri Kearny, New Jersey



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Los Angeles, California, note file re: Anglin & Sund, Ford Dealers Louisville, Kentucky Memphis, Tennessee Milwaukee, Wisconsin (includes list of Wisconsin Dealers.) Minneapolis, Minnesota (includes re: the "William Crook," the first

locomotive used in the State of Minnesota, and the pet of the late James J. Hill; also re: Mississippi River High Dam.)

New Orleans, Louisiana (includes re: Elks Automobile Fashion Show held on Easter Sunday)

New York, New York (includes items re: Verplex Process Corporation; E.R. Squibb & Sons; Eleanor Gates Moore (Mrs. Fred F.) farm house fire; "Autocar" Magazine, July |910 to May 1923; gift of Lincoln car to Gaston Plantiff; and Bournonville Rotary Valve Motor)

Northville, Michigan Northville, Michigan - re: Albert Michaels rent Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Omaha, Nebraska Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Portland, Oregon River Rouge River Rouge re: water supply St. Louis, Missouri San Francisco, California Salt Lake City, Utah Seattle, Washington (includes re: Henry Ford Grade School, Renton,

Washington) Washington, D. C.

Box 134

N-S 68 (includes Federal Power Commission, Washington, D.C. re: cost of

construction of Green Island Power Plant) 68 Flat Rock, Michigan

Accident reports Returned material representing errors, shipping memos, etc. Stone & Webster Inc.

68 Ford News T-Z

69 69 W.W. Fariss 69 Firestone Tire & Rubber Company (includes re: World's Rubber

Position, etc.)



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Box 135 G70

Subject 70 (includes Dr. Frank Crane of New York Globe, re: payment of Lincoln Motor Car Company auditors, etc. by Henry Ford)

A-B 71 C 72 D-E 73 F-G 74 H-I

75 (includes H. Graham-Green and Lord Robert Cecil Of League of Nations Union, London, England.)

75 Green Island 75 Green Island -Errors, Returned Material, Reports, etc. (empty)

J-K 76 L-M 77 (includes letter of thanks from Bishop Michael J. Gallagher for gift of

Lincoln Car.) N-S 78 (includes. R.S. Griffin, Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy.) T-Z

79 79 William T. Gregory (Real Estate)

H80 Subject 80 A-B 81 C 82 (includes Charles Hendy Jr. of Wills St. Clair Company, Kansas City, re:

model K 6-cylinder Ford Car.) Box 136

D-E 83 (includes Edward N. Hurley, Chicago, re: Collier's, etc.) F-G 84 (includes re: George Hodson Matter, which includes Charles S.

Whitman, Governor of New York State, Thomas M. Osborne, Warden of Sing Sing Prison, and Charles Wilson, subsequently D. W. Hughes.)

H-I 85 J-K 86 L-M 87 (includes Dr. Miller Reese Hutchison, of New York - Engineering) N-S

88 (includes R. A. Hyland re: M. Andre Citroen of Paris, France; Sigmund Hirsch, Brass Manufacturer of Germany; Phil S. Hanna re: Edsel B. Ford; Dr. Robert N. Harper of American Baptist Shan Mission, Burma)

88 includes Napoleon Hills Magazine; Sir Robert A. Hadfield, Sheffield, England, Steel; R.A. Haynes, U.S. Prohibition Commissioner; and report of Roy B. Hough on Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad personnel)

88 Hooven, Owens, Rentschler Company, re: machinery contract, Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company Short Cut Canal Bridge.



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88 Robert W. Hunt Company, Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company Short Cut Canal Bridge.

Box 137

T-Z 89 (includes Will H. Hays, President of Motion Picture Producers & Distributors of America, Inc.; also "Who is Ford" by the Hammer-Verlag, Leipzig; also William J. Hughes Solicitor General, Washington, D.C.; also Charles F. Miller, President of Hamilton Watch Company; also Wanley O. Hudson of Harvard Law School.)

I-J90 Subject 90 (empty) A-B

91 91 Jefferson Avenue Property (empty)

C 92 D-E 93 F-G 94 H-I

95 (includes Henry Irael, Executive Secretary of American Country Life Association; also Harry Ross Jones, former president of United Alloy Steel Corporation.)

95 Johnson & Higgins (insurance) J-K 96 (includes J. H. Johnson, of Peninsular State Bank, Detroit, re: Purchase

of Lincoln Plant by Henry Ford.) L-M 97 N-S 98 (includes Richard Lloyd Jones, Editor and Publisher of Perry Lloyd

Jones Newspapers; also Robert Wood Johnson of Johnson & Johnson.) T-Z 99 William Irvine (member of Parliament, Canada)

Box 138

K100 Subject 100 A-B 101 Ambrose Keen (Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company

Purchase of land) C 102 Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railroad Company (empty) D-E 103 F-G 104 H-I 105 Kailmi vs. Bergstrom Music Company J-K 106 L-M 107 N-S 108 T-Z 109

L110 Subject 110 (includes Duke of Leinster re: visit to plant) A-B 111 C 112 (includes Charles P. Larned.)



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Box 139

D-E 113 F-G 114 H-I

115 115 Lucking, Helfman, Lucking & Hanlon (Legal; includes report on

Chicago Tribune Case) J-K 116 L-M

117 117 Liberty Motor 117 Lincoln Motor Company

N-S 118 (includes George. R. Newman, Managing Director of the Louisville Post)

Box 140

T-Z 119 (includes W. R. Livingstone re: payment of expense of last illness and burial of A. A. Smith, Dearborn Independent distributer; also re: Rosika Schwimmer; also re: Lincoln Car and driver furnished, William Livingstone, at Pasadena, California)

M120 Subject

120 120 Memoranda, Mexico

A-B 121 C

122 (includes C. Hayward Murphy of Detroit; and Carlisle Mason, Consulting Engineer, New York, formerly with Detroit Edison Company)

122 The Michigan Central Railroad Company 122 The Michigan Central Railroad Company - crossing agreement

D-E 123 (includes Colonel E.M. Markham, U.S. Engineers Office, re: River Rouge Ship Canal)

Box 141

F-G 124 (includes Frank McGlynn of The Friars Club, New York, re: proposed Abraham Lincoln Motion Picture; Gilbert H. Montague, Counselor of New York, neighbor of Mr. Edsel B. Ford at Seal Harbor, Maine, also George H, Maines, Managing Editor of The Flint Weekly Review re: C. W. Barron, President of Dow, Jones & Company, owner and publisher of Wall Street Journal, Boston News Bureau and a Philadelphia financial publication re: W.C. Durant of General Motors, etc.)



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H-I 125 (includes H. A. Moody of New York, re: writings of William L. Stidger, also Howard Graves Meredith; British Consul in Detroit re: Governor Ronald Storrs of Jerusalem.)

J-K 126 (includes Miss Jeannette McAlpine of Cleveland, re: visit to

homestead, etc.) 126 J . F . Menge (Atlantic Coast Line R.R. Company, Fort Myers,

Florida.) L-M 127

Box 142

N-S 128 (includes George N. Peek, President of Moline Plow Company, Inc.,

and R. T. Miller, Jr., Publisher of Illustrated World, Chicago) 128 Michigan Public Utilities Commission 128 Michigan Public Utilities Commission, re: Wabash and Pennsylvania

Crossings 128 Minnehaha Park, Minneapolis, Minnesota

T-Z 129 Box 143

N130 Subject 130 Nankin Mills Subdivision A-B 131 (includes Joseph W. Bishop, Managing Editor of The Nation's

Business, Washington, D. C.; a1so National Automotive School, Los Angeles.)

C 132 D-E 133 F-G 134 (includes George Osius of Detroit; also G. A. Nichol, Editorial Staff

of "Printers' Ink.") H-I 135 (includes Judge Henry Nell re: Reverend Elmer Riebel, etc.; also

Henry G. Opdycke of New York, re: Russian Trade.) J-K 136 L-M 137 (includes November 20, 1922 annual statement of The Nash Motors Company.) N-S 138 T-Z 139 New York Ledger 139 The New York Trust Company re: Transfer Correspondence (Detroit,

Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company securities.) Box 144

P-Q140 Subject

140 140 Pecans



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A-B 141 (includes A.R. Pinci, Washington and New York) C 142 (includes Proudfoot's commercial agency re: Twenty-first Century

Press, Inc. and Blakely Hal1; also David W. Butterfield; also C.B. parsons, President of Parsons Manufacturing Company, re: Dr. Sven Hedin Swedish Explorer and Geologist; and The Pullman Company, re: Private Car Fair Lane.)

142 C. E. Pratt (Harrison Farm) D-E 143 F-G 144

Box 145

H-I 145 J-K 146 (includes John H. Perry, President, American Press Association,

Publishers Autocaster Service, Perry-Lloyd Jones Newspapers.) L-M 147 (includes Parsons Manufacturing Company - C.B. Parsons, President

re: Swedish Saws; Zinc Plating; and L. B. Putney re: payment of Lincoln Motor Creditors)

N-S 148 (includes Roy Pelletier, Advertising Manager of Rickenbacker Motor

Company; and R.H. Porter re: night shift differential) 148 Pennsylvania system 148 Pullman Porter

T-Z 149 R150

Subject 150 150 Restaurant

A-B 151 (includes B. Seebohm Rowntree, chairman of Rowntree & Company, Ltd., confectionery, York, England)

C 152 152 C. W. Risley re: encroachment of property (Detroit Toledo & Ironton

Railroad) Box 146

D-E 153 (includes Edward A. Rumely of New York) F-G 154 (includes G. A. Rentschler of The Hooven, Owens, Rentschler

Company, machinery; and George F. W. Reid, Division Superintendent of The Bradstreet Company, re: payment of Lincoln auditors)

H-I 155 (includes H.B. Robinson re: report on Detroit United Railway) J-K 156 L-M 157 (includes Dr. M.S. Rice re: payment of Lincoln Creditors, etc.)

Box 147

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158 158 Radio Reports 158 Radio Concert Programs 158 Rodswood Silica Company

T-Z 159 S160

Subject 160 160 Sheep

A-B 161 (includes A.A. Schantz re: The Detroit Yacht Club Membership) C

162 (includes re: Preston Motors Corporation of Birmingham, Alabama.) 162 Short Cut Canal Reports (Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad bridge)

Box 148

D-E 163 (includes Elmer A. Sperry of Sperry Gyroscope Company, re: Dr. De

Bothezat helicopter.) 163 Sundials

F-G 164 (includes Frank Seaman of New York.) H-I

165 (includes Henry A. Snow of the African Collection of Oakland -California - Public Museum.)

165 Sulgrave Institution (Successor and Residuary Legatee of the American Peace Certenary Committee)

J-K 166 (includes John A. Stewart of New York) Box 149

L-M 167 N-S

168 (includes General Ronald Storrs, Governor of Jerusalem, re: Tomb of Tutankhamen; also Sir Sidney M. Skinner, Chairman of Barker Emporium, Kensington, England.)

168 The Solvay Process Company re: Railroad Service 168 Captain Perry T. Stakes (Yacht Sialia) 168 Starlight Stoves

Box 150

T-Z 169 (includes Dr. William L. Stidger of St. Mark's Church, Detroit.) 169 Yacht Sialia

Re: Gaukler Pointe Improvement Re: Insurance

169 Village of Springwells 169 Stone & Webster Inc., (construction)



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Box 151 T170

Subject 170 A-B

171 171 B.E. Tinstman (re: Florida properties)

C 172 172 C.P. Thorne (New York)

D-E 173 F-G 174 H-I 175 J-K 176

Box 152

L-M 177 (includes L.B. Tebbetts, President of L. B. Tebbetts & Company, Inc. re: payment of Lincoln Motor Creditors)

N-S 178 T-Z 179

U-V180 Subject 180 A-B

181 181

C 182 D-E 183 F-G 184 H-I 185 (includes H.B. Utley, Chicago re: payment of Lincoln Motor

Creditors) J-K

186 186 John H. Van Deventer, Editor of Magazine "Industrial Management"

L-M 187 (includes M. L. Burton, President of University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, re: gift of truck to the museum, also Martha Van Ansdall re: "Abrams Theory")

Box 153

187 Unsigned Letters N-S 188

The Virginian Railway Company T-Z 189

W190 Subject 190 (empty) A-B 191 C

192



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192 Wayne County Road Commissioners re: Phoenix Property 192 Wool Carding Mills

D-E 193 Box 154

F-G 194 H-I 195 (includes Howard C. Wade, President of United States Mortgage

Bond Company, Detroit) J.K 196 L-M 197 N-S 198 (includes Captain N. Wallenius re: first meeting of E. C. Johansson -

Swedish Gage System - with Mr. Ford, also Sidney D. Waldon, President, Detroit Automobile Club, re: Gasoline Tax

T- Z 199 (includes William Robert Wilson, President of Maxwell Motor Corp, Chalmers Motor Car Company; also William H. Williams, Chairman of the Board of Wabash Railway Company.)

XYZ2OO Subject 200 (empty) A-B 201 C 202 D-E 203 F-G

204 204 G.W. Zanger Property

H-I 205 J-K 206 L-M 207 N-S 208 (empty) T-Z 209

July - December, 1923 (see also Box 3066-oversize)

Box 155 AA10

Subject 10 10 Applications

A-B 11 C 12 D-E 13 F-G

14 (includes George J. Ames, boyhood neighbor) 14 American Farm Bureau Association

H-I 15 J-K 16 L-M 17 N-S 18 (includes American Railway Association, re: Detroit, Toledo &

Ironton Railroad observance of car service rules)



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T-Z 19 AN20

Subject 20 20 Antiques (magazine)

A-B 21 C 22 D-E 23 F-G 24 (includes G.S. Anderson of Trail-Ford Corporation, Ann Arbor)

Box 156

H-I 25 J-K 26 L-M 27 N-S 28 T-Z 29 (includes Bishop W.F. Anderson of Cincinnati)

BA30 Subject 30 A-B 31 C 32 (includes Coin Exchange Bank re: Bernstein attachment) D-E

33 33 Bank of Detroit 33 Dearborn State Bank 33 Dime Savings Bank

Box 157

F-G 34 (includes George H. Barbour of The Michigan Stove Company) H-I 35 J-K 36 (includes Professor Joseph Bailie of Peking University, China.) L-M


Box 158

N-S 38 38 State Bank of Harrison (re: Harrison Farm)

T-Z 39 39 Traverse City State Bank

BE40 Subject 40 A-B 41 (includes telegram to Allen Benson re: Lincoln Stockholders)



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41 Better Business Bureau Bulletins C 42 D-E 43 F-G 44 H-I 45 J-K 46 L-M 47

Box 159

N-S 48 (includes Norman Beasley - writer) T-Z 49

BI150 Subject 50 A-B 51 C 52 D-E 53 F-G 54 H-I 55 J -K 56 (includes K. A. Bickel of United Press Associations, re: Edward Percy

Howard) L-M 57 N-S 58 (includes S.N. Blossom, Editor of Popular Science Monthly) T-Z 59 (includes Veran Blackburn, Valdosta, Georgia, re: photographs of

Henry Ford) BO60

Subject 60 (empty) 60 Books - Antiques 60 Boston (re: antiques)

Box 160

A-B 61 61 Boston Antique Shop 61 Agustin E. Bourcoud C 62 D-E 63 F-G 64 H-I 65 J-K 66 L-M 67 N-S 68 (includes Robert Bourdon, director of Le Fordiste (magazine),

Belgium) T-Z 69

BR70 Subject 70



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A-B 71 (includes A.R. Brunker, President of The Liquid Carbonic Company, Chicago)

C 72 (includes The Brotherton Company re: picture of Gypsy Smith, evangelist, with a Lincoln; William E. Scripps, Detroit; and C. A. Brownell, Vice President of The Wildman Rubber Company, Bay City, Michigan)

D-E 73 (includes E. F. Britten Jr., Vice President of Monroe Calculating Machine Company, re: Johannson Gauge Company; E. D. Bronner, Vice President of Michigan Central Railway Company, re: H. A. Worcester, Vice President of Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company; and Brooklyn Daily Eagle, re: speed tests between Lincoln and Cadillac cars.)

F-G 74 H-I 75 J-K 76 L-M 77 (includes Mr. N. Brewer, secretary to Edward A. Filene, re: "My Life

and Work" in German; also Rabbi Lewis Browne) N-S 78 (includes Ned Broadwell of The Fisk Rubber Company re: Article by

Eddie Gust in "American") Box 161

T-Z (includes W. G. Bryan re: article "How to Succeed") BU80

Subject 80 A-B 81 C 82 (includes Cornelius F. Burns, Mayor of Troy, N. Y.) D-E 83 F-G 84 H-I 85 J-K 86 L-M 87 (includes Leo Butzel - Birthday Congratulations; also Michael

Buckley, Ireland.) re: Blackthorn Walking Stick. ) N-S 88 T-Z 89

CA90 Subject 90 A-B 91 (includes Senator Arthur Capper)

Box 162

C 92 (includes Mrs. C.C. Calhoun, Woman's Universal Alliance. re: Mother's Memorial; also C.A. Carlisle, Jr., secretary and treasurer of Perkins Corporation, re: Farm Lighting Plant.)

D-E 93 F-G

94 94 Frank Campsall



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H-I 95 J-K 96 L-M 97 N-S 98 T-Z 99

Box 163

CH100 Subject 100 A-B 101 101 Chicago Bascule Bridge Company, 1923 (Detroit, Toledo & Ironton

Railroad Short Cut Canal) C 102 D-E 103 F-G 104 (includes Mrs. G. Ivy Sanders Clark, former secretary to Lord

Northcliffe) H-I 105 J-K 106 L-M 107 N-S 108 (includes William J. Abbot, Editor, The Christian Science Monitor;

and Roy D. Chapin, Detroit) T-Z 109

CO110 Subject 110 A-B 111 C 112 D-E 113 F-G 114 H-I 115 J-K 116 L-M 117 N-S 118 (includes Senator Royal S. Copeland) T-Z 119

Box 164

COR120 Subject 120 A-B 121 C 122 (includes Charles R. Crane, Madison, Wisconsin; and Coleman Cox,

author of "Take it from me," "Believe You Me," and "Just Plain Talk") D-E 123 F-G

124 124 F. Hunter Creech

H-I 125



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J-K 126 (includes Senator James Couzens re: Muscle Shoals, etc.) L-M 127 N-S

128 (includes Reverend R.K. Crawford re: vacations, etc.) 128 Samuel Crowther (writer)

T-Z 129 DA130

Subject 130 A-B 131 C 132 (includes Detroit Community Fund re: $50,000.00 Pledge of Mrs.

Ford's.) D-E 133 (includes Alex Dow of The Detroit Edison Company) F-G 134 (includes G. W. Dickinson, secretary, manager of Michigan State

Fair, Detroit; also re: contribution of $5000.00 to Detroit Gold Cup Committee, Inc.)

Box 165

H-I 135 135 Dearborn Homes (2 folders)

Box 166

135 Detroit & Ironton Railroad Company Durban to Wauscon Reports on Interlockers Flat Rock to Rouge Cut Off

Box 167

J-K 136 (includes Josephus Daniels, President of The News and Observer, Raleigh, North Carolina.)

L-M 137 N-S

138 (includes R. de Toll, Editor, Kelly's Monthly Trade Review, London, England; also M. W. Bingay, Managing Editor, The Detroit News.)

138 Dearborn Publishing Company (includes research in "Autocar" for material on Magnetos, by Jane L. Hicks, Librarian; also re: parents and ancestors of Lynn Harold Hough.)

138 Dearborn Publishing Company Circulation Reports Tardy and Absent Reports

138 Dearborn Realty & Construction Company T-Z

139 139 Dearborn Village (empty) 139 Dearborn Water Works



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Box 168 DA130

139 Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company Accident reports

Box 169

G.R. Brubaker Coal car reports Common and preferred stock Right of way, Monguagon Township Passes F.L. Rockelman C.C. Straub

Box 170

DO140 Subject 140 (empty) A-B 141(includes A.V. Donahey, Governor of Ohio; and Benjamin L.

Dulaney of La Belle, Florida re: crippled child) C 142 D-E 143 F-G 144 (includes George Doubleday, President of Ingersoll-Rand Company) H-I 145 J-K 146 (includes John Duval Dodge, the Engineering Magazine Company,

John R. Dunlap and J. H. Van Deventer - editors) L-M 147 N-S 148 T-Z 149

E150 Subject 150 A-B 151 151 Eagle Boats C 152 D-E 153 F-G 154 H-I 155 (includes Ivan G. English of The Escanaba Mirror; and Harold H.

Emmons, Detroit) Box 171

J-K 156 (includes J. G. Estey, president and treasurer of Estey Organ Company)

L-M 157 N-S 158 (included Sherwood Eddy (Y.M.C.A.); also re: death of Dr. Charles

Steinmetz) T-Z



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159 (includes Mrs. Thomas Edison Jr.) 159 Thomas A. Edison (includes life and achievements; and personally

signed letter) 159 Thomas A. Edison, Inc.

FA160 Subject 160 A-B 161 C 162 (includes Charles C. Fickenscher of Union Oil Company of Shot Tower

Building, Baltimore, Maryland; also Charles. R. Flint, author of "Memories of an Active Life"; also Cad G. Fisher of Long Island, re: Miami.)

D-E 163 (includes Edward Farley, chairman, U. S. Shipping Board; also Edward A. Filene of Boston.)

F-H 164 H-I

165 (includes re: Herbert Myrick, President and Editor in chief of "Farmland Home"; also re: life membership in The Frielands Historical Society of Norwalk, Ohio.)

165 Harvey Firestone Box 172

J-K 166 L-M 167 (includes M.E. Farr, President of The American Ship Building

Company) N-S

168 168 Flat Rock

Construction, 1923 Accident Reports Filtration Plant, 1923 Returned Material Reports

Box 173

T-Z 169 (includes William J. Fields, Governor of Kentucky.) 169 Factory Sites, 1923 169 Firestone Tire & Rubber Company

FO170 Subject 170 A-B 171 C 172 D-E

173 173 Edsel B. Ford (includes list of shareholders of Ford Motor Company,

England, Ltd.)



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F-G 174 (includes Chesla C. Sherlock, Editor of "Fruit Garden and Home" and "Dairy Farmer")

H-I 175 175 Henry Ford 175 Mrs. Henry Ford 175 Henry Ford & Son, Ltd., Cork, Ireland 175 Henry Ford - camping trip 175 Henry Ford Farms 175 Henry Ford Hospital 175 Henry Ford Hospital - daily reports 175 "Henry Ford for President," 1923

Box 174

J-K 176 L-M

177 177 Ford Motor Company

Advertisements (empty) 1923 Atlanta, Georgia (includes re: gift of tractors and farm equipment,

touring car and stone crusher, to The Berry Schools.) Buenos Aires, Argentina, South America Buffalo, New York Cambridge, Massachusetts Of Canada, Ltd. (includes re: farm equipment of Prince of Wales at

Calgary) Chicago, Illinois Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Dearborn, Michigan

Engineering Laboratory Building William T. Gregory (Real Estate)

Box 175

J. E. Hall (Legal) S. P. Ruddiman (Engineering) Tardy and absent reports Weekly Medical reports

Denver, Co1orado Des Moines, Iowa Detroit, Michigan

Box 176

B. R. Brown (Power and Construction) W. C. Cowling (Traffic)



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F. F. Jewson (Disbursement) H. L. Leister (Auditing) C. E. Longley (Legal) (includes report of search of "Autocar" file

re: flywheel Magnetos.) C. E. Longley (Legal) re: Columbus Grove Condemnation William B. Mayo Prices on Cars W. A. Ryan (Sales) R. A. Shaw (Safety) Instructions, to Branches

Box 177

England, Ltd. Fargo, North Dakota France Hamilton, Ohio re: B & O Agreement and Pennsylvania Railroad

agreement for side track Indianapolis, Indiana Iron Mountain, Michigan Italy Jacksonville, Florida Kansas City, Missouri Kearney, New Jersey (empty) Lincoln Division Los Angeles, California (includes re: termination of assistance to

Charlotte and Donald Limbach; and re: William L. Hughson of San Francisco)

Louisville (empty) Memphis, Tennessee Milwaukee, Wisconsin Minneapolis, Minnesota (includes re: Frank A. Day) New Orleans, Louisiana New York, New York (includes re: "An Intimate Interview with Henry

Ford" written by Norman Beasley for "Psychology"; re: gift of Ford Sedan to Evelyn M. Goldsmith, president of Seaside Home for Crippled Children; re: Lincoln Touring Car for Thomas A. Edison; re: Widow of Captain Hempel of S/S Oscar II; re: Madam Rosika Schwimmer; and re: Bernstein suit)

Box 178

Northville, Michigan (empty) Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Plymouth, Michigan Portland, Oregon



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River Rouge, Michigan (includes G.R. Brubaker and Abner Lunsford re: "Life of Uncle John Shell")

St. Louis, Missouri Salt Lake City, Utah Seattle, Washington Washington, D.C. (includes contribution of $1000.00 to Bureau of

Standards for relief of victims of explosion of September 20, 1923; and O. H. Oldroyd of Oldroyd Lincoln Memorial Collection)

177 Mermod Freres S.A. - music boxes N-S

178 (includes R. Fuller of The Fuller Company, Detroit, re: self propelled railroad cars.)

178 Ford News (empty) T-Z

179 (includes William Foor, President of George Washington Hotel, Washington, Pennsylvania.)

179 Ford Transportation Company 179 Ford Transportation Company re: Invoices

Box 179

GA180 Subject 180 A-B 181 C 182 D-E 183 F-G 184 H-I 185 J-K 186 L-M 181 N-S 188 T-Z 189

GO190 Subject 190 A-B 191 (includes Albert Sidney Gregg of Cleveland, Ohio) C 192 D-E 193 F-G 194 H-I

195 (includes H.B. Greening, president and managing director of B. Greening Wire Company, Ltd., re: William J. Southam of Southam Press of Canada.)

195 Green Island J -K 196

Box 180



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L-M 197 (includes Marcel Guillelmon, Vice President of Renault Selling Branch Inc., New York.)

N-S 198 T-Z 199

HA200 Subject 200 A-B 201 C 202 D-E 203 F-G 204 H-I 205 (includes Henry A. Haigh of Detroit) J-K 206 L-M 207 N-S

208 208 Hamilton & Rossville Hydraulic Company

T-Z 209 209 Hamilton Watch Company

Box 181

HAR210 Subject 210 A-B 211 C 212 D-E 213 F-G 214 (includes Dr. George Tyron Harding of Marion, Ohio, Surgeon-

General, Grand Army of The Republic) H-I 215 J-K 216 L-M 217 N-S 218 (includes Paul Harvey, Treasurer of "The International Interpreter") T-Z 219 (includes Will H. Hays; Tolbert Hatfield of Ransom, Kentucky, re:

gift of radio set; and K. A. Bickel, Roy W. Howard and William W. Hawkins, of The Scripps-Howard Newspapers)

HE220 A-B 221 C 222 (includes Clyde L. Herring re: Chesla C. Sherlock, Editor of "Fruit

Garden and Home" visit to Ford homestead) D-E 223 F-G 224 H-I 225 J-K 226 L-M 227 N-S 228 T-Z 229



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HO230 Subject 230 A-B 231 C 232 D-E 233 (includes Rabbi E. Horowitz of Charleston, South Carolina.) F-G 234 H-I 235 (includes Herbert Hoover of Department of Commerce.) J-K 236 L-M

237 237 Houghton-Mifflin Company re: John Burroughs' Books

Box 182

N-S 238 238 Sidney Houghton re: Furniture

T-Z 239 HU240

Subject 240 (empty) A-B 241 C 242 D-E 243 (includes Edward N. Hurley of Chicago; also Elbert Hubbard II,

President of The Roycrofters.) F-G 244 H-I 245 J-K 246 L-M 247 (includes Huguenot Motor & Supply Company, re: Fire Engine

presented to the George Washington Home in Mt. Vernon.) N-S 248 T-Z 249

I250 Subject 250 (empty) A-B 251 C 252 D-E 253 F-G 254 H-I 255 J-K 256 L-M 257 N-S 258 T-Z 259 (empty)

J260 Subject 260 A-B 261 (includes Bolling Arthur Johnson, founder of The American

McGuffey Society, July 4, 1919; also Alex J. Johnson, owner and editor of the Swedish Courier, Chicago, Illinois.)



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Box 183

J260 Subject 260 C 262 D-E 263 F-G

264 264 The Fred R. Jones Company, Inc. (Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad

River Rouge Bridge) H-I

265 265 Johnson & Higgins (insurance)

J-K 266 . L-M 267 (includes Malcolm Jennings, Executive Secretary of The Ohio

Manufacturer Association re: President Harding) N-S 268 T-Z 269

KA270 Subject 270 A-B 271 271 Albert Kahn - architects and engineers

Box 184

D-E 272 F-G 273 H-I 274 J-K 275(includes Hugh Williamson Kelly, Vice President of United Railway

Signal Corporation, 1922) 275 Kelly, Halla, Peacock & Hughes (insurance) L-M 276 N-S 277 T-Z 279 (includes Colonel W.E. Kay of Jacksonville, Florida; and William R.

Kales of Detroit) KI280

Subject 280 A-B 281 C 282 D-E 283 F-G 284 H-I 285 J-K 286 L-M 287

Box 185



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N-S 288 T-Z 289

LA290 A-B 291 C 292 (includes Lucien Viav, secretary-treasurer of La Compagnie Gentin

Limitee at Montreal, Canada re: Colonel Mignault and General Hervey of Montreal.)

D-E 293 F-G 294 H-I 295 (includes written letter from Harry Lauder.) J-K 296(includes Jacob Landau, managing director of Jewish Telegraphic

Agency, Inc., New York.) L-M 297 N-S 298 T-Z 299

LE300 Subject 300

300 300 Lima, Ohio (Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company)

Box 186

A-B 301 (includes Ben B. Lindsey, Judge of Juvenile Court, Denver, Colorado.) 301 License Blanks C 302 (includes C.T. Libbie & Company, re: "Old Houses of Connecticut") D-E 303 F-G 304 (E. Bel and Gray re: payment of account of Reverend S. A. Brigham

of Walpole Island.) H-I 305 J-K 306 (includes Katherine Leckie of Peace Ship; also John W. Leonard,

Editor of "Who's Who in Finance".) L-M 307 (includes Livingstone Motor Company, re: Arthur Sagendorph,

Editor of "Ayrshire Digest".) N-S 308 (includes Paul List, publisher of German edition of "My life and

work".) T-Z 309 (includes. W. M. Letts of Crossley Motors Ltd. England, re:

photograph of Henry Ford for Sir Charles Wakefield, ex Lord Mayor of London.)

LO310 Subject 310 A-B 311 C 312 (includes Charles Woolsey Lyon, Inc. and Charles R. Lynde of Boston

re: antiques; and Charles Colfax Long of Washington, D.C.) D-E 313



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Box 187 F-G 314 (includes F. W. Lord, President of Lord Electric Company, New

York; and Fred R. Low, Editor of "Power") H-I 315 315 Lucking, Helfman, Lucking & Hanlon (legal) J-K 316 L-M 317 N-S 318 T-Z 319

MA320 Subject 320 A-B 321 (includes A.N. Marquis & Company, publishers of "Who's Who in

America"; and re: gift of Ford car to Masonic Board of Relief) C 322 D-E 323 (includes letter from Edwin Markham.) F-G 324 (includes George W. Malcomson, son) H-I 325 (includes Horace M. Mann of Doylestown, Pennsylvania re: antiques) J-K 326 L-M 327 N-S 328 (includes Nassau Massey, Cork, Ireland, re: shipment of books about

Ireland, from the libraries of the Earls of Bandon and Essex; and King James' Irish Wine List; and Norman T. Parr, Managing Editor of Michigan Manufacturer and Financial Records)

T-Z 329 (includes Walter C. Marmon of Nordyke & Marmon Company) McA330

Subject 330 A-B 331 (includes gift of radio to Miss Anna McClure, Dr. R.D. McClure of

Henry Ford Hospital)

Box 188 C 322 D-E

333 333 The McCaull Dinsmore Company (wheat)

F-G 334 (includes re: employment of F. C. McFarland - Engineering Department)

H-I 335 J-K 336 (includes Dr. J. A. McClure of Columbus, Ohio - Dr. R.D. McClure

of Henry Ford Hospital; also John J. McDonough of Savannah, Georgia.) L-M 337 (includes re: Satsuma oranges from Alabama, shipped at request of

Dr. Miller Reese Hutchinson of New York.) N-S 338 (includes S.S. McClure, Editor of McClure's Magazine.) T-Z 339

ME340 Subject 340 (empty)



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Subject 340 Memorandum A-B 341 C 342 D-E 343 F-G344 H-I 345(includes Howard Graves Meredith of Detroit.) J-K

346 (includes Captain J. F. Menge of Fort Myers, Florida.) 346 J. P. Merville re: antiques - includes C. W. Parker -)

Box 189

L-M 347 N-S 348 T-Z 349

MI350 Subject 350 (empty) A-B 351 (includes E. L. Ford, vice president of Michigan Alkali Company re:

installation of radio on ships and shore; also Michigan Agricultural College, East Lansing, re: American Students' Welfare League - Exchange with Foreign Students.)

C 352 352 Michigan Central Railroad Company

D-E 353 F-G 354 H-I 355 J-K

356 (includes Reverend Father John. S. Mies, expressing thanks for repair of his Cadillac Car)

356 James Martin Miller (empty) L-M 357 N-S

358 358 Michigan Public Utilities Commission 358 Closing Miller Road

Box 190

T-Z 359 359 Miller-York Inc. (re: Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Short Cut Canal Bridge)

MO360 Subject 360 A-B 361 C 362 D-E 363



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F-G 364 (includes F.E. Moskovics vice president of Nordyke & Marmon Company and receiver of Stevenson Gear Company)

H-I 365 (includes H. R. Mosnat of American Lumberman, re: Ford homestead buildings)

J-K 366 L-M 367 N-S 368 (includes N. I. Milliken, manager of Moline Plow Company; and Pat

Murphy of Florida and Ireland) T-Z

369 (includes Warren K. Moorehead, curator of Phillips Academy, Andover, Massachusetts, re: ancient Indian skull and bones (from residence); and T.E. Moorhead, purchasing agent of The Willys-Morrow Company of Elmira, New York, re: construction of homes for employees)

369 Mount Vernon-on-the-Potomac re: chemical fire fighting apparatus (Colonel Harrison H. Dodge, superintendent; gift of fire engine equipment)

MU370 Subject 370 A-B 371 C 372 D-E 373

Box 191

F-G 374 (including Frank Murphy) H-I 375 J-K 376 (includes J.P. Muller, New York (Advertising) L-M 377 N-S 378 T-Z 379

N380 Subject 380 A-B 381 (includes Nashua Auto Company re; purchase of Model "B" 4

cylinder water jacketed Ford Touring Car.) C

382 382 Newspaper Clippings, 1923

D-E 383 F-G 384 H-I 385 J-K 386 L-M 387 N-S 388 T-Z 389 (includes E. H. Alden, Vice President of Norfolk & Western Railway

Company, re: Employee's Investment Plan; also Herbert Bayard Swope, Executive Editor, New York World.)



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O390 Subject 390 (empty) A-B 391

Box 192

C 392 (includes Charles S. Osborn of Sault Ste. Marie; also Charles A. O'Connor re: Book "History and Genealogy of the Bryant Family".)

D-E 393 F-G 394 (includes George Osius of Detroit.) H-I 395 J-K 396 (includes J. D. Oliver, president of Oliver Chilled Plow Works.) L-M 397 N-S 398 T-Z 399

PA400 Subject

400 400 Pecans

A-B 401 C 402

Box 193

PA400 Subject 400 D-E 403 (includes E. LeRoy Pelletier, Rickenbacker Motor Company) F-G 404 (includes George N. Peek, president of Moline Plow Company, Inc.) H-I 405 J-K 406 (includes John H. Perry, President, American Press Association) L-M 407 (includes Frank H. Alfred, president and general manager of Pere

Marquette Railway Company) N-S

408 (includes Norbert R. Pendergast of Colgate, Hoyt & Company, New York. re: Judge and Ambassador James W. Gerard; and Judge R. A. Parker of Royal Oak, Michigan letter signed by Mr. Ford re: old car)

408 Pennsylvania System 408 Peace Ship

T-Z 409 (includes Mrs. W.R. Parker re: Mrs. Ford's contribution of $5000.00 to Y.W.C.A.)

PI410 Subject

410 410 Prohibition

A-B 411 C




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D-E 413 413 Plymouth Elevator Company - general, 1923

F-G 414 H-I 415

Box 194

J-K 416 L-M 417 N-S

418 (includes S.N. Blossom, Editor, Popular Science Monthly, re: article on new Ford coal distillation process)

418 Pullman Porter T-Z

419 419 Pipp's Weekly (empty)

Q420 A-B 421 (empty) C 422 D-E 423 F-G 424 (empty) H-I 425 (empty) J-K 426 L-M 427 N-S

428 (empty) 428 Peter Quinn vs Ford Motor Company (compensation)

T-Z 429 RA430

Subject 430 430 Restaurant

A-B 431 (includes Roy V. Wright, managing editor of "Railway Age" re: Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company Investment Plan.)

C 432 432 Radio Concert Programs (empty)

D-E 433 F-G 434 H-I 435 (includes Horace H. Rackham re: acquiring a railroad through North

Carolina.) J-K 436 L-M 437 N-S

438 438 Radio Reports



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Box 195

T-Z 439 RI440

Subject 440 A-B 441 C 442 D-E 443 F-G 454 H-I 445 J-K 446 L-M 447 (includes Reverend M. S. Rice of Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal

Church, Detroit; also Lee Richardson of Postal Telegraph Cable Company who was brother of Norval Richardson, Saturday Evening Post Writer.)

N-S 448 448 River Rouge Bridge

T-Z 449 RO450

Subject 450 450 Rockwood Drillings 450 Rubber 450 Rubber - literature re: milkweed

A-B 451 (includes Alfred Rose, London England re: Lord Alfred Douglas; and A. T. Rose of Herkimer County - Historical Society, re: 50th Anniversary of the invention of the modern practical typewriter)

C 452 D-E 453 (includes Edward A. Rumely of New York re: potash, food, etc.; and

re: William P, Ahnelt, publisher of "Pictorial Review") F-G 454 454 F. Poulet (antiques) H-I 455 J-K 456 L-M 457 (includes M.S. Riskeyser, Financial Editor of New York Evening

Journal; Dr. L. S. Rowe. director general of Pan American Union, Washington, D.C., re: Honorable En Rigue Morande Vicuna of Chile (Coal); Siegosti Cerrozurig of Embassy of Chile, Washington, D.C. Carolos Schneider of Chilian State Railways; and Myron W. Robinson of Empire Bond & Mortgage Corporation, New York, etc.)

N-S 458 T-Z 459 (includes W. Ormiston Roy of Montreal - landscaping)

Box 196

SA460 Subject 460



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A-B 461 C 462 (includes General C.E. Sawyer re: Harding Memorial in Marion, Ohio) D-E 463 F-G 464 (includes Mr. Ford's letter of sympathy to Sale & Frazer Ltd., Kobe,

Japan) H-I 465 J-K 466 L-M

467 467 Saw mills

N-S 468 T-Z 469 (includes William Sanders Scarborough, Ex-President of Wilberforce

University) SCHN 470

Subject 470 A-B 471 C 472 D-E 473 F-G 474 H-I 475 J-K 476 L-M 477 N-S 478 T-Z 479

SH480 Subject 480 A-B 481 (includes Amy Shaw of Holiday House, Pine Lake, re: Mrs. Ford

contributions.) C 482 (includes Chesla C. Sherlock re: "General Sherman's letters to his wife"

- Book) D-E 483 Short Cut Canal Reports (Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad

Company) Box 197

D-E 483 F-G 484 (includes Gray Silver of American Farm Bureau Federation,

Washington, D. C.) H-I 485 J-K 486 L-M 487 N-S 488 T-Z

489 489 Yacht Sialia

SM490 Subject 490 (empty)



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A-B 491 (includes Bob Smith, Sporting Goods, Boston, re: Guns.) C 492 D-E 493 F-G 494 H-I 495 J-K 496 L-M 497 N-S 498

Box 198

T-Z 499 SN500

Subject 500 500 Springfield, Ohio - Belmont Avenue Detroit, Toledo & Ironton

Railroad Company Crossing 500 Springfield, Ohio - East Main Street Bridge (Detroit, Toledo &

Ironton Railroad Company) A-B 501 C 502 D-E 503 (includes Elmer A. Sperry, president of The Sperry Gyroscope

Company re: small airplane) F-G 504 H-I 505 J-K 506 L-M 507 N-S 508 T-Z

509 509 Springwells Village

ST510 Subject 510 A-B 511 C 512 (includes Charles Fuller Stoddard of New York, re: special automobile

body; and Charles Sumner of Sheffield, Alabama, re: Muscle Shoals and Presidency, etc.)

Box 199

D-E 513 F-G 514 H-I 515 (includes Hugo Stinnes, Germany, introducing son, Hugo Stinnes, Jr.) J-K 516 (includes John A. Stewart, Chairman Board of Governors of The

Sulgrave Institution) L-M 517 N-S



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518 (includes Ralph Stone, President of Detroit Trust Company, re: Council of the American Chemical Society; Percy S. Stephenson of Norfolk, Virginia re: Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company; Sidney Storey, vice president of American Commerce Association; Allan Jackson, 5th vice president of Standard Oil Company of Chicago; Percy W. Stephens of Chicago; and P. S. Steenstrup of San Francisco)

518 Captain Perry T. Stakes (Yacht Sialia) 518 Standard Oil Company, Jackson, Ohio

T-Z 519 (includes William Sulzer re: Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation, Inc.)

TA520 Subject

520 (empty) 520 Threshing Machinery (includes A. E. West, president and general

manager of Port Huron Engine & Thresher Company.) A-B 521 C 522

Box 200

D-E 523 F-G 524 H-I 525 (includes H.H. Tammen of The Denver Post) J-K 526 L-M 527 (includes re: Northwestern Financial Institutions of United States

and Canada, Detroit (for financing Ford sales) N-S 528 T-Z

529 529 W. W. Taylor (antiques), 1923

TX530 Subject

530 530 Toledo, Ohio

A-B 531 C 532 D-E 533 F-G 534 H-I 535 J-K 536 (includes Joseph P. Tumulty re: Alum Properties in Mexico.) L-M 537 N-S 538 T-Z 539 (includes W. O. Tillotson of Greenville, Pennsylvania - File includes

letter by William Jennings Bryan re: Mr. Ford's Candidacy for President; also Reverend Father Vincent J. Toole. Detroit, which includes letter by Henry B. Joy re: Mr. Ford as a pacifist etc.)



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U540 Subject 540 (empty) A-B 541 C 542 D-E 543 F-G 544

Box 201

H-I 545 J-K 546 (includes Ford Principles and Practices at River Rouge by John H.

Van Deventer) L M 547 N-S 548 (includes Fred S. Ferguson, vice president of United Press

Associations) T-Z 549

V550 Subject 550 (empty) A-B 551 C 552 (includes C.A.M. Vining of The London Advertiser, Canada; and

Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr., of Illustrated Daily News, Los Angeles, California)

D-E 553 F-G 554 (includes F. A. Vanderlip of New York) H-I 555 (includes Henry Vincent of Modern Publishing Company, publishers

of book "Federal Reserve Monster") J-K 556 L-M 557 N-S 558 T-Z 559

WA560 Subject 560

Box 202

A-B 561 C

562 (includes C.C. Walsh, president of the Central National Bank of San Angelo, Texas re: early American dances)

562 Wayne County Road Commissioners D-E 563 (includes Miss Eleanor Waldo of old New York family - writer) F-G 564 (includes F. A. Wardlaw re: Charles D. P. Gibson, early horseless

carriage industry) H-I

565 (includes Horace A. Wade - juvenile writer) 565 Wayside Inn

J-K 566 (includes J. J. Walsh, postmaster general of Irish Free State) L-M 567



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N-S 568 (includes J. E. Taussig president of Wabash Railway Company; and

Sidney D. Waldon re: "No Publicity" on $5000,00 contribution to Detroit Gold Cup Committee)

568 Wabash Railway Company re: interlocking tower Box 203

T-Z 569 (includes J. E. Boucher, manager of Waltham Watch and Clock Company, also Captain Walter Wanderwell - Around the World)

WE570 Subject 570 A-B 571 C 572 (includes Charles S. Whitman re: Navy League of U. S. A. and Herman

Bernstein Matter.) D-E 573 F-G 574 H-I 515 J-K 576 (includes John W. Weeks, secretary of War re: appointment; also Dr.

John Welborn re: Dr. Albert Abrams' "Oscilloclast") L-M 577 N-S 578 T-Z 579

WI580 Subject 580 (empty) A-B 581 C 582 (includes Carolyn Wilson of Peace Ship Expedition.) D-E 583 F-G 584

Box 204

H-I 585 J-K 586 L-M 587 (includes Lawrence L. Winship, Sunday Editor of The Boston

Globe; also Windsor Motor Company, Reading Pennsylvania, re: House built about 1733 by Mordecai Lincoln, Great-Great Grandfather of President Lincoln.)

N-S 588 (includes Horace Wilkinson of New York.) T-Z 589 (includes Tom Williams re: gift of Buddha.)

WO590 Subject 590 A-B 561 C 592 D-E 593 F-G 594 H-I 595 (includes Harriet Wood re: Pine Mountain Settlement School, Harlan

County, Kentucky)



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J-K 596 L-M 597 N-S 598 (includes Rudolph H. Wurlitzer of Yama Farms, Napanoch, Ulster

County, New York) T-Z 599

XYZ600 A-B 601 C 602 D-E 603 F-G 604 H-I 605 J-K 606 L-M 607 N-S 608 T-Z 609

1924 (see also Box 3066-oversize)

Box 205 A10

Subject 10 10 Adding machines

A-B 11 (includes Allyn and Bacon re: an edition of "Tales of the Wayside Inn" by Henry W. Boynton, formerly editor of The Atlantic Monthly)

C 12 D-E 13 F-G 14 H-I 15 (includes letter of thanks from Henry K. Akiguchi, Ford, Lincoln and

Fordson Dealer in Kochi, Japan) J-K 16 L-M 17

Box 206

N-S 18 (includes Hartwell W. Webb, of Advertising Record Corporation, re:

inception of electrical recording) 18 American Railway Association

T-Z 19 AN20

Subject 20 Box 207

A-B 21 C 22 (includes Clarence L. Ayres, president of American Life Insurance

Company of Detroit, re: federal gun laws; and P. D. Armour of Armour & Company, Chicago, re: appointment with Mr. Ford)



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D-E 23 (includes Atkinson-Deacon-Elliott Company placing $10,000.00 accident and disability insurance on each of 30 drivers entered in Indianapolis Speedway Race of May 30, 1924; re: insurance on Frank Campsall's 1923 Ford Sedan listing details of cost of car and accessories; and Edward E. Ayer, chairman of the Executive Committee of Field Museum of Natural History, Art Institute and Newberry Library, re: invitation to visit)

F-G 24 H-I 25 J-K 26 L-M 27 N-S 28 (includes Auto Salon Cablegram from July 11, 1924 "Congratulations

10,000,000 car"; and David J. Wilkie re: facts concerning the Associated Press)

28 Association of Railway Executives Box 208

T-Z 59 B30

Subject 30 A-B 21 C 32 D-E

33 (includes E. V. Babcock, president of Babcock Lumber Company, Pittsburg)

33 Dearborn State Bank, January - June 33 Dearborn State Bank, July - December

Box 209

F-G 34 (includes George H. Barbour of Michigan Stove Company; Barthel, Flanders & Barthel, enclosing copy of W. S. Supreme Court opinion re: Thomson Spot Welder Company case; and Emory W. Clark, president of First National Bank, Detroit)

H-I 35 J-K 36 (includes Julius H. Barnes of New York; and Kendall Banner, editor of

Popular Radio, re: Who will pay for Broadcasting?) L-M


N-S 38 (includes The National Bank of Commerce, Detroit, re: Northwestern

Investment Corporation, for financing Ford and Lincoln dealers; and Roger W. Babson re: appointment with Sir Esmie Howard, British Ambassador)



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Box 210 38 State Bank of Harrison (re: Harrison Farm)


BE40 Subject 40 A-B 41 C 42 D-E 43 F-G 44 H-I 45 J-K 46 L-M 47 N-S 48 (includes The Berry Schools) T-Z 49

BI50 Subject 50 A-B 51 C 52 D-E 53 F-G 54 H-I 55 J-K 56 (includes K.A. Bickel, president of United Press Associations; and re:

gift of Fordor Sedan to "Jep" Bisbee Fidler) L-M 57 N-S 58 (includes R. W. Bird, Boston, treasurer of Millwood Hunt,

acknowledging subscription check of $250.00) T-Z 59 (includes Warren Bishop, managing editor of The Nation's Business)

BO60 Subject

60 60 Boats (Henry Ford II, Benson Ford, etc.)

Box 211

A-B 61 61 Boston Antique Shop, 1924

C 62 D-E

63 (includes Edward W. Bok of The Academy of Music, Philadelphia, re: Skylarks from England for Dearborn Estate)

63 Boulevard Dairy Company F-G 64 (includes George G. Booth, Detroit, expressing approval re:

entertainment of Prince of Wales) H-I 65



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J -K 66 L-M 67 (includes May Bodger - Mrs. Ford contributed $50.00 per month

enabling her to finish her last year in high school) N-S 68 T-Z 69

BR70 Subject

70 70 Bronzes

Box 212

A-B 71 71 Arthur Brisbane (includes re: only photograph of 10,000,000th car)

C 72 (includes Brunn & Company Inc. - automobile coach builders, re: Lincoln Limousine for residence)

D-E 73 F-G 74 H-I 75 (includes Henry Collins Brown, Editor of Valentine's Manual of Old

New York, re: booklet "The Inauguration of Coolidge in his Father's old Farmhouse")

J-K 76 L-M 77 (includes Colonel L.H. Brittin of Saint Paul, Minnesota; and Miles

Bronson, manager of Grand Central Terminal, New York, requesting plant pictures for display)

N-S 78 T-Z 79

Box 213

BU80 Subject 80 A-B 81 C 82 (includes Cornelius F. Burns, Mayor of Troy, New York) D-E 83 F-G 84 H-I 85 (includes H. E. Byram, president of Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul

Railway Company) J-K 86 L-M 87 (includes M. Leroy Burton, president of University of Michigan) N-S 88 T-Z 89

C90 Subject

90 (empty) 90 Carleton, Michigan Sand Property

A-B 91



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C 92 D-E 93 F-G 94 H-I 95 J-K 96 L-M 97 N-S 98 (includes E. A. Cunningham, vice president of Canadian Pacific

Railway Company, Montreal)

Box 214 T-Z 99

CH100 Subject 100 A-B 101 C 102 D-E 103 F-G 104 H-I 105 J-K 106 106 John M. Clarke L-M 107 N-S 108 (includes Roy D. Chapin and Robert H. Claney, congressman) T-Z 109 (includes William L. Chenery, of New York Times - writer) 109 Cherry Valley, New Hampshire

CO110 Subject 110 A-B 111 C

112 Box 215

112 President Calvin E. Coolidge re: photographs A-B-C D-E F G-H J-K-L M-N O-P-R S-T U-V-W

Box 216

re: photographs exhausted



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D-E 113 F -G 114 H-I 115 (includes Howard Coonley, president of Walworth Manufacturing

Company of Boston, introduced by Edward A. Filene and Charles M. Schwab)

J-K 116 L-M 117 (includes Morris Llewellyn Cooke, director of Giant Power Survey,

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania) N-S 118 (includes Senator Royal S. Copeland re: Jefferson's Home -

Monticello) T-Z 119

COR120 Subject 120 A-B 121 C 122 (includes Coleman Cox of San Francisco, California, writer; and C.E.

Corrigan re: Au Sable Trout and Game Club) Box 217

D-E 123 F-G

124 124 F. Hunter Creech, Washington, D.C. H-I 125

J-K 129 L-M 127 N-S

128 (includes Roy V. Crawford of The Dispatch, Kokomo, Indiana) 128 Samuel Crowther

T-Z 129 Box 218

D130 Subject

130 130 Diamonds

A-B 131 C

132 (includes C.C. Daniels of New York - Dearborn Independent attorney - requesting loan of $20,000.00 - refused; and Carrie Harvison-Dickey re: Madam Rosika Schwimmer of Peace Ship)

132 Dearborn Country Club D-E

133 (includes Edward A. Deeds of Dayton, Ohio) 133 The Detroit Edison Company

F-G 134 H-I



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135 135 Dearborn homes

Box 21

135 Detroit & Ironton Railroad Company 135 Detroit & Ironton Railroad Company - Columbus Grove

J-K 136 L-M 137 N-S

138 138 The Dearborn Publishing Company 138 The Dearborn Publishing Company - circulation reports

Box 220

138 The Dearborn Publishing Company - tardy and absent reports 138 Dearborn Realty & Construction Company

T-Z 139 139 Village of Dearborn 139 Dearborn Water Works

Box 221

139 Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company January - June, 1924 July - December, 1924

Box 222

Accident reports, July - December, 1924 G.R. Brubaker

Box 223

Car reports Entertaining Company Physicians, 1924 Lima Yard property

Box 224

F.L. Rockelman C.C. Straub Tecumseh, Lenawee County Watches

Box 225

Accident reports, January - June DO140

Subject 140 A-B 141



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C 142 142 Cass Durham - purchase of land near Glen Jean (Detroit, Toledo &

Ironton Railroad) D-E 143 F-G 144 H-I 145

Box 226

J-K 146 (includes Jean G. Dupont, Chicago - writer) L-M 147 N-S 148 (includes F.N. Doubleday of Doubleday Page & Company, re:

"Garden Magazine") T-Z 149 (includes Charles E. Bunnell, president of The Alaska Agricultural

College & School of Mines, acknowledging autographed copy of "Ford Ideals")

E150 Subject 150 (empty) A-B 151 C 152 D-E 153 F-G 154 H-I 155 (includes Ivan English re: end of The Escanaba Daily Mirror; and

Julius H. Barnes, president of Chamber of Commerce of U.S) J-K 156 L-M 157 (includes J.H. Van Deventer, editor of The Engineering Company) N-S 158 (includes Sherwood Eddy of The International Committee of Young

Men's Christian Associations; annual meeting of the Edison Pioneers, February 11, 1924; and re: Mr. .Ford's Certificate of Membership)

Box 227

T-Z 159 159 Thomas A. Edison (includes personal signatures) and letter January

30, 1924 re: Molybdinum F160

Subject 160 A-B 161 C 162 D-E 163 (includes H. J. Manchester of Dutee Wilcox Flint, Inc. re: No. 999) F-G 164 H-I

165 165 Harvey S. Firestone

J-K 166 L-M 167



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Box 228

N-S 168 168 Flat Rock

1924 Accident reports Water works

T-Z 169 (includes William Finzel re: dancing) F-O170

Subject 170 A-B 171 (includes Alvan T. Fuller, Lieutenant Governor, Boston,

Massachusetts, re: Daniel Webster plow contributed to Wayside Inn) C 172 (includes Charles O. Ford, executive secretary, Diocese of Michigan -

Episcopal) Box 229

D-E 173 173 Ford Dealers News 173 Mr. Edsel B. Ford

F-G 174 H-I

175 Box 230

175 Mr. Henry Ford 175 Mrs. Henry Ford 175 Henry Ford & Son, Ltd., Cork, Ireland (includes E. LeRoy Pelletier of

Rickenbacker Motor Company formerly Advertising Manager of Ford Motor Company, re: letters to introduction to Ford Motor Company plants; and re: Lord Alfred Douglas vs Morning Post case)

175 Henry Ford Farms 175 Henry Ford Flour Mills 175 Henry Ford Hospital (includes re: William Pethel, Atlanta, Georgia;

and re: Dr. M. E. Melle of Montreal Canada who removed a corn from Mr. Ford's foot)

175 Henry Ford Hospital - Daily Reports 175 Henry Ford Relatives

Box 231

J-K 176 L-M

177 (includes Lionel A.F. Foers of Singapore, introduced by Karl A. Bickel of United Press Associations, New York)

177 Ford Motor Company



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Antwerp, Belgium Argentina Atlanta, Georgia (includes re: contribution of dump trucks, sedan,

tractor, and tractor parts to The Berry Schools, also photographs of old railroad equipment)

Buffalo, New York (includes re: New Fordor Sedan delivered to Mrs. Thomas Edison, Jr. in exchange for Tudor Sedan - by New York)

Cambridge, Massachusetts (includes re: gift of museum building to Belchertown, Massachusetts, birthplace of Gaston Plantiff)

Box 232

Canada (includes re: Ford cars contributed to Bishop A. J. Forbes, White Father Mission, Uganda; Elsie Ross, Baroda State, India)

Charlotte, N. C. Chicago, Illinois Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Columbus (empty) Dallas Dearborn, Michigan Dearborn, Michigan

William T. Gregory (real estate) J.E. Hall (legal) S. P. Ruddiman (engineering)

Box 233

C.R. Voorhess (electrical) Tardy and absent Weekly medical reports

Denmark Denver Colorado Des Moines, Iowa

Box 234

Detroit, Michigan January - June (includes re: World Metric Standardization Council;

and re: International Cable Company, Berne, Switzerland) Detroit, Michigan, July - December (includes monthly "Assembly

Record by Types"; and December 10, 1922 price list) Box 235

Auditing Department - H. L, Moekle, H. JL. Leister, etc. Disbursement Department - F.F. Jewson, O.H. Hughes, etc. Detroit Michigan - Ford Service Bulletin Instructions to Branches Instructions to Branches (beginning May 1, 1924)



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Box 236

Instructions to Branches (beginning September 1 1924) Legal Department Power and construction - B.R. Brown, W. B. Mayo, etc. (includes

Edward Farley, chairman, U.S. Shipping Board) Box 237

Safety Department - Robert Shaw Sales Department - W. A. Ryan, R.I. Roberge, Z.E. Lutz, etc, Secretary's Office (includes cost of Waterford, Wayne County,

property; and autographed photograph for Roger W. Babson) Box 238

Traffic Department - W.C. Cowling, A.F. Burstrom, E. J. Klebba, etc.

England (includes re: discrimination against Ford cars as public vehicles in Glasgow and Edinburgh; and re: Mr. Ford's radio broadcast)

Fargo, North Dakota France Glassmere, Pennsylvania Green Island Hamilton, Ohio Holland Houston, Texas (empty) Indianapolis, Indiana Iron Mountain, Michigan (includes summary of completed

construction as of March 20, 1924) Jacksonville, Florida C.E. Johansson Division Kansas City, Missouri (includes re: increase of salaries of federal

judges) Box 239

L'Anse, Michigan Lincoln Division Los Angeles, California (includes re: Colonel Dinshah P. Ghadiali -

medical fake) Louisville, Kentucky (includes re: plans and photos of St. Aloysius

Church of Pewee Valley, Kentucky, copied after Cathedral of Kildare, Ireland, of Tudor Gothic style; and re: Detroit College of surgeons and Henry Ford Hospital matter)

Memphis, Tennessee Milwaukee, Wisconsin Minneapolis, Minnesota



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New York, New York January-June - see personal letter of Gaston Plantiff dated January

12, 1924 (includes re: 1903 Model "A" Ford used in Selden Patent Suit, awarded by U.S. Courts to Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, New York - J.F. Haas Motors, Inc. and Morgan Motor Car Company; re: International Research Institute; re: barn presented to Belchertown; and re: Historical Association)

Box 240

July-December (includes re: repairs to Mrs. Thomas A. Edison's Lincoln car; and Joseph P. Day of New York re: Lincoln car)

Oklahoma City Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Phoenix, Michigan Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Plymouth, Michigan Portland, Oregon River Rouge, Michigan St. Louis, Missouri St. Paul, Minnesota Salt Lake City, Utah San Francisco, California Seattle, Washington Spain Washington, D.C. (includes re: tile removed from the main corridor of

the first floor of the Capitol; and C. Bascomb Slemp, secretary to the President, re: purchase of Lincoln)

Box 241

French Landing N-S 178 T-Z

179 179 William H. Forster (empty)

G180 Subject

180 180 Gasoline cars 180 Gas (Dearborn - Springwells)

A-B 181 C 182 D-E 183 (includes E. W. Rice Jr., chairman, General Electric Company) F-G 184 (includes Mrs. Ford's contributions to Girls Friendly Society

Convalescent Home - Detroit) H-I 185



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J-K 186 (includes Herbert Adams Gibbons writing biography of John Wanamaker - Selden Patent matter)

L-M 187 Box 242

N-S 188 188 Gaukler Pointe-Jefferson Avenue

T-Z 189 189 Thomasine Gardner

GO190 Subject 190 (empty) A-B

191 191 Albert Sidney Gregg re: Covington Sleeping Car

C 192 D-E

193 (includes D. W. Griffith Inc. re: request for loan, etc., in connection with film "America")

Box 243 193 E.E. Goodno (Florida property)

Box 244

F-G 194 H-I 195 195 Green Island J-K 196 L-M 197 N-S 198 T-Z 199 (includes Victor Gordon, High Commissioner for Newfoundland, and

Colonel Peal of Vickers Ltd., re: Great Lakes - St. Lawrence freight service)

Subject 200 A-B 201

Box 245

C 202 D-E 203 F-G 204 H-I 205 (includes Henry A. Haigh - thanks for old watch and old fashioned

suit of clothes, etc.) J-K 206 L-M 207 N-S



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208 208 Hall separators

T-Z 209 209 Walter Haas 209 Hamilton Watch Company

Box 246

A-B 211 C 212 D-E 213 (includes request for financial assistance from Elwood Haynes of

The Haynes Automobile Company) F-G 214 H-I 215 (includes Dr. Robert Harper re: Hindu students employed by Ford

Motor Company) J-K 216 L-M 217 (includes re: The Harding Memorial Association and Lawrence P.

Hardy of The New York World) N-S 218 (includes R. A. Haynes, Prohibition Commissioner; and Paul Harvey,

publisher of The International Interpreter) T-Z 219

HE220 Subject 220 A-B 221 C 222 D-E 223

Box 247

F-G 224 H-I 225 (includes Norman Hapgood, editor of Hearst's International) J-K 226 L-M 227 N-S 228 T-Z 229 (includes W.R. Hinkle re: death of Captain Manlove Shuey. October

20, 1924; and W.R. Hill, president of Sargent & Greenleaf, Inc) HO230

Subject 230 (empty) A-B 231 C 232 D-E 233 F-G 234 H-I

235 235 Mrs. H.F. Howard re: antiques



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Box 248 J -K 236 L-M 237 N-S 238 248 T-Z 239

HU240 Subject 240 A-B 241 C 242 D-E 243 (includes Kay, Adams & Ragland re: Huff vs Ford case) F-G 244 H-I 245 J-K 246 L-M 247 N-S 248 T-Z 249 (includes William Morris Hughes, ex-Premier of Australia)

I250 Subject

250 250 Indianapolis - Antiques

Box 249

250 Indianapolis Races A-B 251 C

252 252 Interstate Commerce Commission

D-E 252 F-G 253 H-I 254 J-K 255 L-M 256 N-S 257 T-Z 258

Box 250

J260 Subject

260 260 Jackson, Ohio (Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Gas Well

Property) A-B 261 C 262 D-E 263 (includes Edwin B. Jackson, vice president and general manager of

Locomobile Company) F-G 264



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H-I 265 (includes Hugo Junkers of Dessav, Germany, re: appointment of

William Knight in charge of American operations; and Harry M. Jewett of Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company, declining purchase of bonds)

265 Johnson & Higgins (insurance) J-K 266 L-M 267 N-S 268 T-Z 269

Box 251

K270 Subject 270 (empty) A-B

271 271 Albert Kahn, Inc. (architects and engineers)

C 272 D-E 273 F-G 274 H-I

275 275 Kelly, Halla, Peacock & Hughes (insurance), July - December

Box 252

275 Kelly, Halla, Peacock & Hughes (insurance), January - June J-K 276 L-M 277 N-S 278 (includes Saburo Kato re: translation to Japanese of book "My Life

and Work") T-Z 279

KI280 Subject 280 A-B 281 C 282 D-E 283 F-G 284 H-I 285

Box 253

J-K 286 L-M 287 N-S 288 T-Z 289

L290 Subject 290 (empty)



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A-B 291 C 292 D-E 293 F-G 294 H-I 295 (includes invitation from Harry Lauder.) J-K 296 L-M 297 N-S 298 (includes P.E. Laughein, president Federal Trust Company, Kansas

City, Missouri) T-Z 299

LE300 Subject 300

Box 254

A-B 301 (includes personal letter of thanks to Brainard Lemon, president of

Lemon & Son Inc., diamond merchants in Louisville, Kentucky) 301 License Blanks

C 302 D-E 303 F-G 304 H-I 305 (includes Graf Hugo Lerchenfeld, Munich, Germany) J-K 306 (includes J. N. Lieb, vice president of The New Edison Company

introducing Dr. G. Klingenberg of Germany) L-M 307 N-S 308 T-Z 309 (includes Wilfred C. Leland re: purchase of Lincoln Motor Company;

William Livingstone re: Lake Carriers' Association; and photographs, etc.) Box 255

LO310 Subject

310 310 Locomotives

A-B 311 C 312 D-E 313 F-G 314 (includes Graham Lusk of Cornell University Medical College) H-I

315 (includes John R. Dubbs of Lyon & Healy, Inc. re: Stradivarius 1737 "Swan Song," his last violin, etc.)

Box 256

315 Lucking, Helfman, Lucking & Hanlon (Legal) J-K 316 L-M 317



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N-S 318 T-Z 319

M320 Subject 320 A-B 321 C 322 D-E 323 (includes letter of thanks from Colonel E. M. Markham of U.S.

Engineers Office and Edward Marshall - foreign newspaper services) F-G 324 H-I 325 J-K 326 (includes Joseph A. Martin, Mayor of City of Detroit, requesting

donation to Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation, Inc.) Box 257

L-M 327 N-S 328 T-Z 329 (includes Bishop William T. Manning re: New York Cathedral St.

John the Divine; and invitation from Dr. William J. Mayo of Rochester, Minnesota to use his Mississippi house boat)

McA330 Subject 330 A-B 331 (includes luncheon invitation from Dr. Angus McLean) C 332 D-E

333 333 The McCaull-Dinsmore Company (purchase of wheat)

Box 258

F-G 334 (includes Canadian Pacific re: transportation to Australia) H-I 335 J-K 336 (includes Joseph A. McOsker re: "An international language") L-M 337 N-S 338 T-Z 339

ME340 Subject 340 (empty) 340 Memorandum A-B 341 C 342 D-E 343 F-G 344 H-I 345 (includes Howard Graves Meredith)

Box 259

J-K 346



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L-M 347 N-S 348 T-Z 349 (includes Thomas G. Mellors, introducing Sir Harold Bowden,

principal proprietor of Raleigh Cycle Company Ltd. of England) MI350

Subject 350 A-B

351 351 Michigan Bell Telephone Company

C 352 352 The Michigan Central Railroad Company

Box 260

D-E 353 F-G 354 H-I 355 J-K 356 L-M 357 (includes re: "Jack Miner and the Birds") N-S

358 (includes re: Honorary Membership in Michigan National Guard) 358 Michigan Public Utilities Commission

Box 261

358 Michigan Public Utilities Commission 358 Michigan State Highway Department - maps and reports 358 N.I. Milliken re: Triumph Reaper

T-Z 359 MO360

Subject 360 (includes James J. Davis, U.S. Secretary of Labor re: "Mooseheart," a school for orphans)

A-B 361 C 362 D-E 363 F-G 364 H-I 365

Box 262

J-K 366 L-M 367 N-S 368 T-Z 369 (includes Colonel Harrison H. Dodge, superintendent of Mt. Vernon-

on-the-Potomac re: "Smoke Jack" - automatic spit at Mt. Vernon; and re: carpet in the west parlor)

MU370 Subject 370 (empty)



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A-B 371 C 372 (includes C. A. Musselman, president and general manager of The

Class Journal Company and Chilton Company, re: Ayreshire Cattle) D-E 373 (includes Elmer R. Murphey, president of James H. Rhodes &

Company, re: autographed copy of "My Life and Work") F-G 374 H-I 375 J-K 376 L-M 377 N-S

378 378 Mulkey Salt Company 378 Muscle Shoals, Birmingham & Pensacola Railroad

T-Z 379 (includes William H. Murphy re: appointment, etc.) N380

Subject 380 A-B 381 (includes Joseph W. Bishop, Managing Editor of "The Nation's

Business") C 382 D-E 383

Box 263

F-G 384 (includes Francisco Nitti of Zurich, Switzerland) H-I 385 J-K 386 L-M

387 387 Nankin Mill property

N-S 388 (includes P. B. Noyes, president of Oneida Community, Ltd.) Box 264

T-Z 389 (includes P.E. Crowley, president of New York Central Lines, re:

invitation-opening of Hudson River Bridge at Albany) 389 New York (empty) 389 The New York Trust Company

O390 Subject

390 390 Oakwood Boulevard Subdivision

A-B 391 C 392 D-E 393 F-G 394 H-I 395 J-K 396 (includes J. W. Oliver, president of Oliver Chilled Plow Works)



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L-M 397

Box 265

N-S 398 (includes Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. introducing Scott O'Connor, British author and historian; and thanks of Prince and Princess N. Orloff, and Judge Sokoloff of France)

T-Z 399 P400

Subject 400 (empty) 400 Parade, July 4, 1924

A-B 401 (includes Austin Peay, Governor of Tennessee, introducing Judge Canaille Kelly of Memphis Juvenile Court)

C 402 (includes Perkins Corporation, re: "Aerolectric" windmill; Charles E. Pelton of Ward Sand & Gravel Company re: Lincoln Car; The Phonograph Company of Detroit re: Thomas A. Edison; and Pacific Coast Khalsa Divan Society Inc., re: Hindu students)

D-E 403 (includes E. LeRoy Pelletier of Rickenbacker Motor Company re: antiques, music, etc.; and Judge Ben B. Lindsey introducing Drew Pearson)

F-G 404 (includes Franc Petrinovic of Baburizza & Company, Ltd., London, England re: nitrate of soda from Chile)

H-I 405 (includes F. L. Stevenson of International Harvester Company of Chicago, re: Harold Winchester, civil war veteran)

J-K 406 Box 266

L-M 407 (includes Frank Ho Alfred, president and general manager of Pere Marquette-Railway Company re: rumor of purchase)

N-S 408 408 Pennsylvania System

T-Z 409 409 Pekin University - gift of farm equipment

PM10 Subject

410 410 Pickering Heirs vs Rosewood Elevator Company and Detroit, Toledo .

& Ironton Railroad 410 Presidential (Coolidge for President)

A-B 411 (includes A.R. Pinci, national staff correspondent of The Journal of Commerce; and Adam Poulsen, Danish actor re: loss of luggage at H.P. Plant)

C



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Box 267

D-E 413 413 Plymouth Elevator Company F-G 414 H-I 415 J-K 416 L-M 417 N-S 418 (includes Sumner N. Blossom, Science Monthly.) 418 Pullman Porter T-Z 419

Q420 Subject 420 (empty) A-B 421 (empty) C 422 D-E 423 (empty) F-G 424 H-I 425(empty) J-K 426 L-M 427 N-S 428 (empty) T-Z 429

R430 Subject 430 A-B 431 (includes B. G. Radcliff of Watkins & Radcliff Company, re:

building at 72 East Alexandrine, Detroit) C

432 Box 268

432 Radio concert programs D-E 433 F-G 434 (includes George L. Radcliffe, vice president of Fidelity and Deposit

Company of Maryland, re: Walter Hines Page School of International Relations, also Gordon S. Rentscher re: Mound Builders' remains at Hamilton, Ohio plant)

H-I 435 J-K 436 (includes James W. Remick of Concord, New Hampshire, re: Mr.

Ford's special train killing 3 Manning brothers) L-M 437 N-S



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438 438 Radio reports

T-Z 439 RI440

Subject 440 (empty) A-B 441 C 442 D-E 442 F-G 444 H-I 445 (empty)

Box 269

J-K 446 (includes Juan Riano, Spanish Ambassador to U.S. re: visit of Marquis de Viana, Master of the Horse to the King of Spain, the Duke and Duchess of Alba, the Duke and Duchess of Penaranda, the Marquis de la Coquilla)

L-M 447 (includes Reverend M.S. Rice - Metropolitan M. E. Church, Detroit) N-S 448 (includes R. S. Richeson, employee re: single traction motor) T-Z 449 (includes W. B. Richards re: Albert R. Pritchard)

RO450 Subject

450 450 Rubber (empty)

A-B 451 C 452 (includes C. H. Robertson of Y.M.C.A. of China re: China) D-E

453 453 Dr. Edward A. Rumely - Vitamin Food Company, Inc.; re: Professor

Hugo Junkers - German air navigator; re: conviction of conspiracy to violate the Trading with the Enemy Act of October 1917; E. G. Liebold letter dated January 7, 1924 to C. Bascom Slemp)

Box 270

F-G 454 (includes Franklin D. Roosevelt, vice president of Fidelity & Deposit

Company of Maryland, New York re: proposed school of International Relations at Johns Hopkins University)

454 F. Roulet (antiques) H-I 455 T-K 456 L-M

457 (includes L. H. Rutherford Inc., Washington, Pennsylvania re: unpaid hotel boll of Dr. R. D. McClure)



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457 Ludwig Roselius of Breman, German - Coffee Products Corporation, New York - re: Sanka Coffee, Iron Wood, Karl Prince Zu Lowenstein, Lignostone, etc.

Box 271

N-S 458 T-Z 459

S460 Subject 460 (empty) A-B 461 C 462 D-E 463 F-G 464 (includes St. Franks Home for orphan Boys Inc., - Detroit, re: thanks

for deer) H-I 465 (includes Professor Herbert C. Sadler, Naval Architecture and Marine

Engineering, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, re: gift of plans of the "Eagle" Boats to the University)

J-K 466 L-M

467 467 St. Louis, Missouri (re: real estate purchase)

N-S 468 (includes personal letter to Reverend Philip Schenk Framingham Center, Massachusetts)

T-Z 469 SCHN470

Subject 470 (empty) A-B 471 (includes A. C. Huffman, Secretary and Treasurer of "Scientific

American" re: advertising) C 472 (includes C. B. Slemp, secretary to the president, acknowledging

receipt of books)

Box 272 D-E 473 (includes E.H. Schwab, brother of C.M., President of Bethlehem

Spark Plug Company Inc., re: loss of Ford Motor Company business) F-G

474 474 Fred Newton Scott (rhetoric-University of Michigan, Ann Arbor)

H-I 475 J-K 476 L-M 477 N-S

478 (includes R.N. Scott of Reo Motor Car Company - Lansing, Michigan; and re: "Cherry Valley" in town of Washington, New Hampshire)

478 Scotch Settlement Schoolhouse keys 478 Self propelled cars (railroad)



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T-Z 479 Box 273

SH480 Subject 480 (empty) A-B 481 C 482 (includes Charles M. Sheldon, Editor-in-chief of The Christian Herald

- author of "In His Steps"; and C.B. Slemp, Secretary to the President re: Hindman Settlement School, Kentucky)

D-E 483 F-G 484 H-I 485 J-K 486 L-M 487 (includes Captain Manlove A. Shuey of South Bend, Indiana; and

Slater Mill Association re: contribution of $1000.00 to the National Textile Museum, Pawtucket, Rhode Island)

N-S 488 (includes S. Sheba, editor and general manager of The Japan Times & Mail, Tokyo, re: pamphlet "An Intimate Picture of Henry Ford")

T-Z 489 Box 274

SM490 Subject 490 (empty) A-B 491 C 492 D-E 493 F-G 494 H-I 495 J-K 496 L-M 497 N-S 498 T-Z 499

SN500 Subject

500 500 Springfield, Ohio Snyder-Domer Road (Detroit Toledo & Ironton

Railroad Crossing) A-B 501 (includes A. G. Sorlie, Governor of North Dakota) C 502 D-E 503

Box 275

F-G 504 H-I 505 J-K 506 L-M 507



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N-S 508 T-Z

509 509 Springwells Village

ST510 Subject 510 A-B 511 C 512 (includes Swift and Company re: Drew Pearson article; Standard

Chemical Company, Ltd of Toronto, Canada, re: visit of Sir Max Muspratt of Liverpool, England; Louis F. Swift, President of Swift and Company, re: request for appointment to see Mr. Ford, etc; and Leo M. Butzel letter March 24, 1924 re: Fred R. Jones Company matter)

Box 276

D-E 513 F-G 514 H-I 515 J-K 516 L-M 517 N-S

518 (includes Ralph Stone, president of Detroit Trust Company re: letter signed by Mr. Ford addressed to H. H. Payne, Ford dealer at Centerville, Iowa; Ronald Storrs, Governor of Palestine, re: repairs for his Lincoln car; and Sam Stevenson of Detroit - old personal friend)

518 Captain Perry T. Stakes (Yacht Sialia) Box 277

T-Z 519 (includes State of Minnesota - Game & Fish Department, re: raising grouse and partridge on estate)

T520 Subject 520 A-B 521 C 522 D-E 523 F-G 524 H-I 525 (includes Sir Henry Worth Thornton, Chairman and President of

Canadian National Railways re: movement of Mr. Ford's private railroad car "Fair Lane")

J-K 526 L-M 527 (includes Mary C. Thaw - mother of Harry K. - re: Pikeville College,

Kentucky; and Merle Thorpe, editor of "The Nation's Business") 527 Leon Tannenbaum Case (proposed lease of Detroit, Toledo & Ironton

Railroad Company to Detroit & Ironton Railroad Company) N-S 528 T-Z



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529 (includes photostatic copy of letter dated October 31, 1924 from William H. Taft of the U.S. Supreme Court re: McGuffey Readers)

Box 278

529 Taylor Township Options 529 Wm. W. Taylor (antiques) (includes re: bones of two Indians

disinterred near River Rouge Plant.) TI530

Subject 530 A-B 531 C532 D-E 533 F-G 534 H-I535 J-K 536 L-M 537 N-S

538 (includes R.B. Timberlake, Lincoln Division, Montreal, re: invitation of Sir Frederick Williams-Taylor; and Ralph Waldo Trine re: Book "My Philosophy and My Religion" etc.)

538 Mrs. N.L. Tinstman (Fort Myers, Florida Residence) (empty) T-Z 539

U540 Subject 540 A-B 541 C 542 D-E 543 F-G 544 H-I 545 Henry B. Utley, vice president of International Harvester Company,

Inc., re: appointment with Mr. Ford (bringing with him, Cyrus McCormick Jr.)

J-K 546 L-M

547 (includes re: gift of Ford Touring Car to Department of Archaeology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor; gift of models from which carving of Dearborn Engineering Building was done, to college of Architecture; and University Debating Team re: Chicago Drainage Canal)

Box 279

547 Unsigned letters N-S 548 T-Z 549

VD3U Subject

550



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550 Vaccination, 1912-1923 (includes re: Peoria, Illinois epidemic February - March, 1918)

A-B 551 C 552 (includes Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr. - request for autograph) D-E 553 F-G 554

Box 280

H-I 555 (includes Harry Vissering, Chicago, re: visit of Dr. Eckener and the Zeppelin ZR - III)

J-K 556 L-M 557 (includes Manuel Villapol - pencil notation by Thomas A. Edison) N-S 558 T-Z 559

W560 Subject

560 560 Prince of Wales (visit to Detroit October 14, 1924)

A-B 561 C

562 562 War contracts and orders (note letter dated February 24, 1923

addressed to Senator James Couzens) 562 Wayne County Road Commissioners 562 Wayne County Road Commissioners re: relocation of Division Road

(Greenfield) D-E 563

Box 281

F-G 564 H-I

565 565 Wayside Inn (includes "Grandfather John Bryant emigrated from

Cherry Valley" and description of Yesteryear drinks) Box 282

J-K 566 (includes John R. Waller, president, International Bank, Washington, D.C. re: Lincoln advertising)

L.-M 567 N-S

568 568 Wabash Railway Company

T-Z 569 569 Waltham Watch and Clock Company

WE570



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Subject 570 (empty) A-B 571 (includes Axel Wennergren of Stockholm, Sweden of Electrolux;

and A. P. Weeks, Vice President of The Merchants National Bank of Boston re: Harpers Monthly Magazine)

C 572 Box 283

D-E 573 (includes N. W. Storer, general engineer of Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, acknowledging gift of a "Traveling Square")

F-G 574 (includes Theodore S. Henderson, Resident Bishop of Methodist Episcopal Church, Detroit, re: appointment)

H-I 575 J-K

576 576 Whitehead & Kales Company (re: Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad

Bridge) L-M 577 N-S 578 (includes Rex G. White, Director of Publicity, Convention Hall,

Detroit, re: visit of Oberammergau Passion Players) T-Z

579 579 The Western Union Telegraph Company 579 The Western Union Telegraph Company - Telegraph Wires #19

WI580 Subject 580 A-B 581 C 582

Box 284

D-E 583 F-G 584 H-I 585 J-K 586 L-M 587 (includes Margaret Woodrow Wilson, daughter of late President,

requesting an appointment) N-S 588 T-Z 589

WO590 Subject 590 A-B 591 C 592 D-E 593 F-G 594 H-I 595



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Box 285 J-K 596 L-M 597 N-S

598 598 The Rudolph Wurlitzer Company - old master violins (includes R.K.

Paynter, President of William Knabe & Company re: acquiring old Knabe square pianos)

T-Z 599 XYZ600

Subject 600 A-B 601 (includes Benjamin Loring Young, speaker of Massachusetts House

of Representatives, re: gift of books for Wayside Inn; and Arthur C. Zimmerman, Comptroller of United States Steel Corporation, requesting Lincoln Chassis for Ambulance at Orange, New Jersey - at cost)

C 602 D-E 603 F-G 604 (includes F. L. Zimmerman and Company, Ltd., New York, re: Dutee

Wilcox Flint, Inc., ship purchase) H-I 605 J-K 606 (includes re: autographed copy of "My Life and Work", gift to

Captain E.V. Rickenbacker, at the request of Mr. Pelletier of Rickenbacker Motor Company)

L-M 607 (includes re: loan of radio to L.B. Young of The Michigan Stove Company, Detroit)

N-S 608 T-Z 609

Highland Park, 1924 (A correspondence file answered by form letters signed by

V. L. Shevlin, Assistant Secretary to Henry Ford. Includes requests for employment, congratulatory letters on the Ford car and requests concerning the purchase of automobiles.)

Box 286 G

July August September October November December

Box 287

H January February March



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Box 288

April May June

Box 289

July August September October November

Box 290

December I

January February March April May June July August September October November December

J January February March April

Box 291

May June July August September October November December

K January February



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Box 292

March April May June

Box 293

P January February March April

Box 294


Box 295

Q January February March April May June July August September October November December

R January February March April May

Box 296



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June July August September October November December

Box 297

S January

1-15 16-31

February 1-15 16-29

Box 298

March April

Box 299

S May June July August

Box 300

September October November December

Box 301

T January February March April May June July August

Box 302



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U January February March April May June July August September October November December

V January February- March April May

Box 303


W January February

Box 304

March April May June July

Box 305

August September



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October November December

XYZ January February March April May June July August September October November December

Highland Park, 1925

Box 306 A

January February March April May June July August September

Box 307


B January February

Box 308

March April May

Box 309

June July



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August Box 310

September October November

Box 311

December C

January February March

Box 312

April May June July August

Box 313


D January

Box 314

February March April May June July

Box 315

August September October November December

E January February



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March April

Box 316


F January February March April

Box 317


Box 318

G January February March April May June July

Box 319

August September October November December

Box 320



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H January February March April

Box 321

May June July August

Box 322


Box 323

I January February March April May June July August September October November December

J January February March April May June

Box 324

July August September October November



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December K

January February

Box 325

March April May June July August September October November

Box 326

December L

January February March April May

Box 327


Mc January February

Box 328

March April May June July August September October



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November December

M January February

Box 329

March April May June July

Box 330

August September October November

Box 331

December N

January February March April May June July August September October November December

Box 332

O January February March April May June July August September



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P January February

Box 333

March April May June July August September

Box 334


Q January February March April May June July August September October November December

R January February March

Box 335

April May June July August September



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Box 336 October November December

S January February

Box 337

March April May June

Box 338

July August September

Box 339

October December

1925 (see also Box 3066-oversize)

Box 340 A10

Subject 10 (empty) A-B 11 (includes re: appointment as Honorary Vice President of American

Audubon Association; and All-America Standard Council, re: Metric Standardization of Commodity Units)

C 12 (includes Albany, New York re: First Municipal Aeroplane Field in the United States)

D-E 13 (includes Edwin A. Alderman, President of University of Virginia, Charlottesville re: Woodrow Wilson Birthplace Memorial at Staunton, Virginia)

F-G 14 (includes re: $10,000.00 contribution to the Helen Keller Fund of American Foundation for the Blind, Inc.; Frederick M. Alger re: American Legion Endowment Fund; and American Foundation for the Blind, Inc., re: the 50 blind men in the employ of Ford Motor Company)

H-I 15 Box 341

J-K 16 L-M 17 N-S

18



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18 American Railway Association T-Z 19

Box 342

AN20 Subject

20 (includes Esther Singleton, editor of "The-Antiquarian" re: Wayside Inn)

20 Applications A-B 21 C 22 D-E

23 23 Atkinson-Deacon - Elliott-Crowell, Inc. (Insurance)

F-G 24 H-I 25 J-K 26

Box 343

L-M 27 N-S

28 (includes re: Mr. Henry Ford and Mr. Edsel B. Ford not interested in Army and Navy Club of Detroit)

28 Association of Railway Executives T-Z 29

Box 344

B30 Subject

30 30 Banks - miscellaneous (statements)

A-B 31 (includes Eula McClary re: book from Bruce Barton) C 32 (includes Dr. John Harvey Kellogg, Superintendent of The Battle Creek

Sanitarium, re: Books on Diet) D-E

33 (includes Dwight G. Baird re: articles "Lighting the Ford Industries" mentions "Watch the Fords go by" atop roof of Shubert - Detroit Opera House)

33 Dearborn State Bank July - December, 1925 January - June, 1925

Box 345

F-G 34 (includes First National Bank, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, re: State Revenue Agent vs Ford Motor Company for alleged violation of state anti-trust laws)



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H-I 35 J-K 36 L-M


N-S 38 38 State Savings Bank of Harrison, Michigan (re: Harrison Farm)


Box 346

BE40 Subject 40 (empty) A-B 41 (includes several Better Business Bureaus, re: real estate sales at La

Belle, Florida) C 42 D-E 43 F-G 44 H-I

45 45 Herman Bernstein

J-K 46 L-M 47 N-S

48 48 The Berry Schools, Inc

T-Z 49 Box 347

BI50 Subject 50 A-B 51 C 52 D-E 53 F-G 54 H-I 55 J-K 56 (includes K. A. Bickel President United Press Associations, re:

criticism of use of pronouns "I" and "My " in interview: etc) L-M 57 N-S 58 T-Z

59 59 William Blanchard, Dexter, Michigan (Real Estate)



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Box 348 BO60

Subject 60 60 Boats

A-B 61 61 Boston Antique Shop

C 62 D-E 63 F-G 64 (includes Frank E. Bogart Jr., of Detroit Times, re: Bogart Genealogy -

Bryant Family; and Frank L. Boyden re: small book entitled "The Pocum Tuc (k) Housewife," 1906)

H-I 65 65 Botsford Inn

Real estate, history, etc. Inventory, etc. Buildings, etc.

J-K 66 L-M 67 (includes Marian Bowlan of Peace Shop; and Mrs. L. H. Boggs re:

Dr. S. M. Johnson, Director of Lee Highway Association requesting contribution of Lincoln car - refused)

N-S 68 T-Z 69

Box 349

BR70 Subject 70 (includes cable and radio messages re: Branther, Bonningstedt,

Prussia, Germany) A-B

71 (includes Boris Brasol of New York re: portrait of John Burroughs painted by Princess Lwoff - Parlaghy; A. J. Brossgav, President of Mack Trucks, Inc., re: Merchant Marine and ''$100 a month minimum pay on Ford's ship"; aand re: Alexander Braun - trade school rheumatic fever case.)

71 Arthur Brisbane 1925 C 72 (includes Charles H. Brent, Bishop's office, Buffalo, New York) D-E 73 (includes Dick Bruun, Marion, Ohio Ford Dealer, re: Dr. George T.

Harding, father of President Harding, and the Harding Memorial) F-G 74 H-I 75 (includes George A. Bryan, President of Bryan Harvester Company,

Peru, Indiana - manufacturers of light steam tractors) J-K 76 (includes invitation from J. E. Bradley, President of Osgood Bradley

Car Company, Worcester, Massachusetts) L-M 77



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N-S 78 (includes O. H. Bryant & Son, Boston, Massachusetts, re: rare old violins)

T-Z 79 (includes letter of thanks from Bishop William Montgomery Brown, D. D. of Galion, Ohio; and request from W. A. Brush of the Brush Engineering Association, Detroit - specialists in motor car development)

Box 350

BU80 Subject 80 A-B 81 C 82 D-E 83 F-G 84 (includes Glen Buck of Chicago - advertising) H-I 85 J-K 86 L-M 87 (includes Dr. L. Duncan Bulkley, President of The American

Association for the study and cure of cancer) N-S 88 T-Z 89

Box 351

C90 Subject 90 A-B 91 C

92 92 Central Auto Company re: weather reports

D-E 93 F-G 94 (includes Garth W, Cate, Treasurer and General Manager of Flexo-

Motive Corporation, Chicago, re: pass) H-I 95 J-K 96 L-M 97 N-S

98 (includes Canadian National Railways re: accident to private railroad car occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Ford on September 9, 1925 at Montreal; and Sir Henry Worth Thorton, K.B.E. Chairman of the Board of Directors and President)

98 A California Redwood T-Z

99 99 Central Union Trust Company of New York (Detroit Toledo & Ironton

Railroad Company) Box 352

CH100



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Subject 100 A-B 101 C

102 102 Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company re:

Agreement Radio Tower - Springfield, Ohio, Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company

D-E 103 F-G 104 H-I 105 J-K

106 106 John M. Clarke re: - Atkins Reaper

L-M 107 (Includes Christian-Lindsay Company re: Ford 1903 Model "A" Automobile; and report re: Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company)

N-S 108 T-Z 103

Box 353

CO110 Subject 110 A-B 111 C 112 D-E 113 F-G 114 (includes Glen Buck, introducing Fred Cole, President of F. E. M.

Cole, Inc. - advertising, Chicago) H-I 115 J-K 116 L-M 117 N-S

118 118 R. L. Cooper (purchase of Georgia Real Estate)

T-Z 119 (includes College of William and Mary re: revival of the historic Virginia Gazette, founded in 1734)

Box 354

COR120 Subject

120 120 Curtains (Nottingham Lace - 1880)

A-B 121 121 Cushman Auto Sales Company, re: weather reports

C 122 (includes invitation from Charles R. Crane, New York; and Coleman Cox, San Francisco - author)



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D-E 123 F-G

124 (includes G. Cone of Institute Coue D'Education Psychique) 124 F. Hunter Creech

H-I 125 J-K 126 (includes re: purchase of cattle from James Couzens) L-M 127 N-S

128 128 Samuel Crowther

T-Z 129

Box 355 D130

Subject 130 130 Dancing File (Old Fashioned Dances)

A-B 131 Box 356

C 132 132 Dearborn Country Club, 1925 132 Charles J. Deland (Secretary of State - Michigan) 132 Delray Connecting Railroad Company, 1925 132 City of Detroit, 1925

Box 357

D-E 133 (includes letter of thanks from Edwin Denby for contribution of

$750.000.00 to Y.M.C.A. fund) 133 The Detroit Edison Company

F-G 134 (includes Detroit Flying Club re: First Liberty Motor to fly across the Pacific Ocean on the World Flight)

Box 358

H-I 13 135 Detroit & fronton Railroad Company

Durban - Malinta Durban - Wauseon Eureka Road grade separation Oakwood Boulevard grade separation St. Cosme Road grade separation Toledo - Detroit relocation

Box 359



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J-K 136 (includes James J. Davis, Secretary of Labor, release by the Department of Agriculture on push carts in New York City)

L-M 137 N-S

138 138 Dearborn Publishing Company

Tardy and absent reports Box 360

Circulation Reports 138 Dearborn Realty & Construction Company 138 Detroit Shipbuilding Company (re: yacht Sialia)

T-Z 139 (includes Township of Dearborn re: gift of lot for library) 139 Dearborn Water Works 139 Village of Dearborn, 1925 139 Village of Dexter

Box 361

139 D Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company Mr. Brubaker - Mr. Haymann Mr. Isler

Box 362

Mr. Lemley, Mr. Stradling, Mr. Liebhar January 1 to June 30, 1925 July 1 to December 31, 1925

Box 363

Mr. Rockelman, Mr. Anderson Mr. Straub

Box 364

Accidents, 1925 January February March April May June July August September October November December



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Box 365

Coal car reports Box 366

Carleton interchange property May Wagner Heirs vs. Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Annual and Special Stockholders Meeting, April 1925 Springfield Yards

Box 367 Lima Yards Toledo Yard Re: double track laying between Huron River near Flat Rock Re: sale of Detroit, Toledo & Ironton to Detroit & Ironton to Detroit &

Ironton Railroad Company Box 368

Shore Line case Box 369

Watches, 1925 Watches - daily distribution of time.

Box 370

DO140 Subject 140 A-B 141 (includes letter of thanks from Alex Dow, President of Detroit

Edison Company for use of Lincoln car in England.) C 142 D-E 143 (includes E. I. DuPont de Nemours & Company re: Black Sporting

Rifle Powder, and old time percussion caps; also letter of thanks from F. S. MacGregor, assistant director of Alcove Corporation; also letter of thanks from William Coyne, vice president of Alcove Corporation)

F-G 144 H-I 145 J-.K 146 L-M 147 N-S 148 (includes letter of introduction from Pierre S. Du Pont.) T-Z

149 149 Dukette, Wright & Hall re: Weather Reports.

Box 371

E150 Subject 150



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A-B 151 C 152 (includes Charles Edison re: interest paid by Mr. Edison to Mr. Ford in

accordance with agreements dated November 29, 1912 and July 20, 1925; also Elkins Cooperage Company matter re: lumber shipments to Manchester, England)

D-E 153 F-G 154 (includes correspondence with Hans Graetz of Enrich & Graetz,

Berlin, Germany - drawing instruments) H-I 155 J-K 156 L-M 157 (includes request of Mischa Elman for $50/60,000 fund to finance a

string quartet - music) N-S 158 T-Z

159 159 Thomas A. Edison

Box 372

F160 Subject

160 160 Florida

A-B 161 (includes a memo re: death of Andrew Fletcher - industrialist) C 162 D-E 163 (includes Edward A. Filene re: carbonization of high volatile coal;

also Edward H. Fallows re: ground speed or navigation instrument; also Edward A. Filene re: application of Ford Machines in Russia; also re: application of Ford theories in Germany; also re: his new book "The Way Out".)

F-G 164 (includes George H. Fenkell, "superintendent and-general manager of City of Detroit, Department of Water Supply re: autographed photograph of Mr. Ford; also Andrew S. Wing, managing director of "Farm and Fireside" re: copy of the 1881 bound Farm and Fireside.)

H-I 165 (includes G. Masselink of Ferris Institute re: employment of Russian

Jew; also Mrs. Ford's request to Mrs. Hamilton Fairfax for information re: Mrs. Ford's building of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine,)

165 Harvey S. Firestone J-K 166 L-M 167 (includes Marshall Field re: visit of Count Potocki and his mother

Countess Potocka, of Poland.) Box 373

N-S 168 T-Z 169 (includes Firestone Tire & Rubber Company 25th Anniversary Book)



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FO170 Subject 170

A-B 171 (includes Alvan T. Fuller, Governor of Massachusetts re: factory visit of the Hon. Harry H. Williams, president of C. S. Pierce Company of Brodston, Massachusetts, manufacturers of shoe findings.)

C 172 D-E

173 173 Edsel Ford 173 Edsel Ford re: Anna Hladik and Vaclav Simek matter

F-G 174 Box 374

H-I 175 175 Henry Ford 175 Mrs. Henry Ford (includes Gladys M. Salta, re: Bryants and Bogerts

genealogies.) 175 Henry Ford & Son - Cork, Ireland (includes re: Kilnagross Church,

Clonakilty, county Cork - attended by all Mr. Ford's ancestors) 175 Henry Ford Farms 175 Henry Ford Flour Mills

Box 375

175 Henry Ford Hospital 175 Henry Ford Hospital - Daily Reports

J-K 176 (includes copy of personal letter to J. Anderson Frazer, of the Banking Law Journal, New York, enclosing views of the William S., George F., and James Ford Homesteads and the Ford Cemetery.)

Box 376

L-M 177 177 Ford Motor Company Dearborn

January 1 to June 30, 1925 July 1 to December 31, 1925

Box 377

Temperature Charts Airplane Reports Mr. Gregory (Real Estate) Legal (Mr. Bollinger, Mr. Hall)

Box 378

Dearborn New Building



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Receipts Mr. W.H. Smith Tardy and Absent Reports Charles R. Voorhess Weekly Medicals Reports

Box 379

Detroit January 1 to June 30, 1925 (includes "Assembly Record by

Types"; also March 9, 1925 Prices; also special report dated January 8, 1925 re: students in Department N-11A.)

July 1 to December 31, 1925 (includes reports on lunches served in local Ford plants, also Domestic Branch Organization April 27, 1925.)

Auditing Department Compensation Department, 1925 Disbursement Department Engineering Department (M. Ruddiman, Mr. Ormond, Mr.

McFarland etc.) (includes report of Company Hydes Electric Power Plants.)

Box 380

Legal Department - Parcels passed for condemnation Legal Department

Box 381

Power and Construction Department Purchasing Department Safety Department Sales Department

Box 382

Secretary's Office (includes agreement between Henry Ford, Edsel B. Ford and Clara J. Ford, and Detroit & Ironton Railroad Company in connection with Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company securities.)

Service Department (includes re: Lincoln car purchased by Carl W. Ackerman of New York)

Sociological Department Specifications Superintendent's office Telephone and Telegraph Trade School (includes E. Frank Wise and Sherwood Eddy re:

Ford equipment in Russia.) Traffic Department (includes re: SS Oneida to Antwerp, etc.; also

re: Mississippi River Transportation between Minneapolis and



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St. Louis; also re: Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad discontinuing receiving or issuing passes for free transportation ad employees or representations.)

Box 383

Instructions to Branches January 1 to March 31, 1925 Instructions to Branches April 1 to June 30, 1925 Instructions to Branches July 1 to Sept 30, 1925 Instructions to Branches October 1 to Dec 30, 1925

Box 3065

Instructions to branches, 1925 (papers returned after use in Ferguson Tractor Suit, 1948)

Box 384

Antwerp, Belgium Atlanta, Georgia Buffalo, New York Cambridge, Massachusetts Canada Canada Stock Charlotte Chicago, Illinois Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Dallas, Texas Denmark Denver, Colorado Des Moines, Iowa (includes reference to tractors No. 1 and No.

500,000) Box 385

England (includes re: clock made by J. Morrison & Son of London) Fargo, North Dakota Flat Rock, Michigan France Berlin, Germany Green-Island, New York Green Island, New York - Crisp Report Green Island, New York - Blue Prints Glassmere, Pennsylvania Havana, Cuba Holland Houston, Texas



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Indianapolis, Indiana (includes the following quotation from Mr. Liebold's letter of October 19, 1925: "we do not permit our employees to become engaged in politics while still employed by us.")

Iron Mountain, Michigan Trieste, Italy

Box 386

Jacksonville, Florida Kansas City, Missouri L'Anse, Michigan Lincoln Plant (includes Lincoln List Prices, February 9, 1925) Los Angeles, California (includes Mr. Ford's personal notation to B. L.

Graves, Branch Manager.) Louisville, Kentucky (includes letter of thanks for scale knife from W.

L. Mapother, president of Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company.)

Memphis, Tennessee Mexico Milwaukee, Wisconsin Minneapolis, Minnesota (includes interest in transportation on the

Upper Mississippi River.) New Orleans, Louisiana New York, New York (includes information that C.A. Duerr Company

were first New York Ford dealers and received first Ford cars - agency subsequently turned over to Wannamaker; also description of Mr. Ford's Lanchester Sedan.)

Norfolk, Virginia Northville, Michigan Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Omaha, Nebraska

Box 387

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Plymouth, Michigan Portland, Oregon River Rouge, Michigan (includes condensed diary and history of the

Boucoud Direct Steel Process June 26, 1924 to July 31, 1925; also report of first results from new wage schedule on Company ships, also Ford Fleet Signals assigned by the Lake Carriers Association.)

St. Paul Minnesota San Francisco, California (includes re: address by W. H. Goodwin

before the Northern California Bodies of Scottish Rite of Free Masonry-subject "Henry Ford - The Man and Mason".)

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Spain Sweden Washington, D.C. Frazee Motors, Inc., re: weather reports

N-S 178 T-Z 179

Box 388

G180 Subject

180 180 Georgia

A-B 181 181 Giddings Auto Company, re: weather reports

C 182 D-E 183 (includes McCall's Magazine re: so-called "unceasing flow of

Bolshevistic fiction that is now parading everywhere in the guise of realism")

F-G 184 H-I 185 J-K 186 L-M 187 N-S 188 T-Z 189 (includes re: Mr. Ford's views on electric heating.)

Box 389

GO190 Subject 190 A-B 191 C

192 192 C.E. Goodspeed (Goodspeed's Book Shop)

D-E 193 193 E. E. Goodno

Re: insurance Property, 1924-1925 Property, 1925

Box 390

F-G 194 H-I 195 J-K

196 196 A John H. Grieve (automobile accident)



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L-M 197 N-S 198 T-Z 199

Box 391

H200 Subject 200 A-B 201 C 202 D-E 203 F-G 204 H-I 205 (includes Henry A. Haigh re: Mr. Ford lunching with President C. C.

Little and Dr. Van Tyne of the University of Michigan.) J-K 206 (includes John G. Hall & Company re: liquor found by U. S. Customs

aboard S. S. Oneida at Boston.) L-M 207 N-S 208 T-Z

209 209 Hamilton Watch Company

Box 392

HAR210 Subject 210 A-B 211 C 212 D-E 213 F-G 214 214 Fred A. Harris (Forgery Case) H-I 215 J-K 216 L-M 217 N-S 218 (includes invitation from Robert N. Harper, president of District

National Bank, Washington D.C.) T-Z 219

Box 393

HE220 Subject 220 A-B 221 C 222 D-E 223 F-G 224 H-I 225 J-K 226



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L-M 227 N-S 228 T-Z 229 229 W.R. Hinkle re: weather reports

Box 394

HO2S0 Subject 230 A-B 231 C 232 D-E 233 (includes "Railway Age" comments of members of committee on

Economics re: Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company.) F-G 234 H-I 235 235 H. F. Howard (Mrs. Elizabeth S. - Antiques) J-K 236 L-M 237 N-S 238 (includes Roy W. Howard of the Scripps-Howard Newspapers re:

Ford Motor Company advertising in San Francisco) T-Z 239

HU240 Subject 240 A-B 241 C 242 (includes C. A. Hughes description of origin of Henry Ford Hospital.) D-E 243 F-G 244 H-I 245 J-K 246 L-M 247 N-S 248 T-Z 249

Box 395

I250 Subject

250 250 Ice Cream Freezers 250 Insurance Expirations 250 Insurance - Yacht Sialia 250 Investment Forms 250 Ironton, Ohio re: Paving of Streets

A-B 251 C



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252 252 Insurance on Cars 252 Interstate Commerce Commissions 252 Interstate Commerce Commissions, re: application of Detroit, Toledo

& Ironton Railroad to construct and issue bonds - Durban to Malinta D-E 253

Box 396

F-G 254 H-I 255 J-K 256 L-M 257 N-S

258 258 Imperial Oil Company - Toronto

T-Z 259 Subject

260 260 Jackson,, Ohio

A-B 261 C 262 D-E 263 F-G 264 H-I

265 265 Johnson & Higgins

J-K 266 L-M 267 N-S 268 (includes Robert W. Johnson of Johnson & Johnson & Johnson Inc. -

Pharmaceutical - re: autographed book.) T-Z 269

Box 397

K270 Subject 270 A-B

271 271 Albert Kahn, Inc. Architects and Engineers

C 272 (includes luncheon invitation from C. F. Kettering, G. M.; also Camillus Kessler, author of the cartoon series: "At the bottom of the Ladder".)

D-E 273 F-G 274 H-I

275 (includes Helen Keller of American Foundation for the Blind.)



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275 Kelly, Halla, Peacock & Hughes, January 1 to June 30, 1925 (insurance)

Box 398

275 Kelly, Halla, Peacock & Hughes, July 1 to December 30, 1925 J-K 276 L-M 277 N-S 278 T-Z 279

Box 399

KI280 Subject 280 A-B 281 C 282 D-E 283 F-G 284 (includes re: gift of set of Johansson Gauges to Museum of the

Peaceful Arts - New York; also letter of appreciation from Frank E. Kirby - Naval Architect)

H-I 285 J-K 286 L-M 287 N-S 288 T-Z 289

I290 Subject 290 A-B 291 C 292 D-E 293 F-G 294 H-I 295 J-K 296 L-M 297 N-S 298 (includes R. H. and R. G. Lauson, re: telegram: "We have spent the

difference now what" and "Buy another Ford and keep spending the difference".)

T-Z 299 Box 400

LE300 A-B 301 (includes the Brainard Lemon Silver Collection re: purchase of the

"Apostle Spoons"; also Ben B. Lindsey, Judge of Denver, Colorado, Juvenile Court, introducing man with airplane propeller)

C 302 D-E 303 F-G 304



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H-I 305 J-K 306 L-M 307 (includes re: welfare case of Mrs. Lillian Light - Jewish Employee) N-S 308 T-Z 309 (includes letter from William Livingstone, President of Lake Carriers'

Association, introducing T. V. O'Connor, chairman of United States Shipping Board.)

Box 401

LO310 Subject 310 A-B 311 (includes Fordson Coal Company re: discontinuing "Burial Fund";

also railroad surveys of the Red Bird Properties to the Ohio River.) C 312 D-E 313 (includes Lord's Day Alliance of the U. S. re: Detroit, Toledo &

Ironton Railroad Company not operating on Sunday.) F-G 314

Box 402

H-I 315 315 Lucking, Helfman, Lucking & Hanlon 315 Lucking, Helfman, Lucking & Hanlon re: Emory vs Ford

(Automobile accident case) J-K 316 L-M 317 N-S 318 T-Z 319

Box 403

M320 Subject

320 320 Marion Island (Grand Traverse Bay, Michigan)

A-B 321 C 322 D-E 323 (includes Manchester Evening News, England, re: John Burroughs

and Frank E. Kirby.) F-G 324 H-I 325 J-K 326 L-M 327 N-S 328 T-Z 329

Box 404



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McA330 Subject 330 A-B 331 C 332 D-E

333 333 McCaull-Dinsmore Company

F-G 334 H-I 335 J-K 336 L-M 337 N-S 338 T-Z 339

Box 405

ME340 Subject

340 340 Memorandum

A-B 341 C 342 D-E 343 F-G 344 H-I 345 J-K 346 L-M

347 347 Messner Motor Company re: weather reports

N-S 348 T-Z 349

Box 406

MI 350 Subject

350 350 Synthetic Milk

A-B 351 C

352 352 Michigan Bell Telephone Company 352 Michigan Central Railroad Company

D-S 353 F-G 354 H-I 355 J-K 356 L-M 357



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Box 407

N-S 358 358 Michigan Public Utilities Commission, January 1 to June 30, 1925 358 Michigan Public Utilities Commission, July 1 to December 31, 1925 358 Michigan State Highway Commission

T-Z 359 Box 408

MO360 Subject 360 A-B 361 (includes letter of appreciation from Byron W. Moser, president of

Security National Bank of St. Louis and of Y. M. C. A.; also Miss Anne Morgan request re: National Outdoor Recreation Movement.)

C 362 D-E 363 F-G 364 H-I 365 J-K 366 L-M 367 N-S 368 T-Z 369

Box 409

MU370 Subject

370 370 Music

Badger Gavotte Black Thorn Polka Heel and Toe Polka Irish Hearts Kathrina Kiss Waltz Medley Two Step Medley Waltz Money Musk Narraganset Ripple

Box 410

Old Southern Schottische Peek-A-Boo Waltz Red Bird Schottische Richmond Polka Riley's Jig



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Ripple-Ripple Rippling Waves Waltz Rye Waltz Seaside Polka Sicilian Circle Sun Flower Waltz Ticknor's Quadrille Varsovienne Virginia Reel

370 Musicians Box 411

A-B 371 C 372 D-E 373 F-G 374 H-I 375 J-K 376 L-M 377 N-S 378 T-Z 379

Box 412

N380 Subject 380 A-B 381 (includes Merle Thorpe, Editor of "The Nation's Business".) C

382 382 Newspaper Clippings

D-E 383 (includes Smithsonian Institution's study of "Niagara Falls, its power possibilities and preservation.")

F-G 384 H-I 385 J-K 386 (includes John B. Nelson re: Ford Motor Company rule "not to use

songs or verse in advertising") Box 413

L-M 387 N-S 388 T-Z

389 (includes re: George Washington Farm, Fredericksburg, Virginia) 389 New York Central Railroad Company, 1925 389 New York Trust Company 389 Norfolk & Western Railway Company

Box 414



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O390 Subject

390 390 Old houses 390 Old newspapers 390 Organs

A-B 391 C 392 D-E 393 F-G 394 H-I

395 (includes re: Oberammergau carving "The Lord's Supper".) 395 H. H. Ormond

J-K 396 L-M 397 N-S

398 398 Ohio Power Company

T-Z 399 (includes T. V. O'Connor, chairman of U. S. Shipping Board.) Box 415

P400 Subject

400 400 Pecans

A-B 401 401 Antonio Pajolic

C 402 D-E 403 F-G 404 H-I 405 J-K 406 L-M

407 407 Pere Marquette Railway Company

N-S 408 T-Z

409 409 Pekin University, 1925

Box 416

PI410 Subject

410 410 Pickering Heris vs Rosewood Elevator & D. T. & I. R.R. Company



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A-B 411 (includes Major A.E. Powell (England) author of "The Deadlock in Finance")

C 412 412 C. E. Pratt (Harrison, Michigan farm) 412 Proudfoot's Commercial Agency, 1923-1925

D-E 413 413 Plymouth Elevator Company

F-G 414 H-l 415 J-K 416

Box 417

L-M 417 (includes Premier Mill Corporation re: Colloid Mill delivered to

Thomas A. Edison.) 417 Prince Motor Company re: weather reports

N-S 418 T-Z 419 (includes re: Gift of Lincoln Cut-Out-Motor to Purdue University.)

Box 418

Q420 Subject 420 A-B 421 C 422 D-E 423 F-G 424 H-I 425 J-K 426 L-M 427 N-S 428 T-Z 429

R43Q Subject 430 430 Railroads 430 Ramie, 1925 A-B 431 C 432 D-E 433

Box 419

F-G 434 H-I 435 J-K 436



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L-M 437 N-S

438 (includes re: degree of Doctor of Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute)

438 Radio Reports, 1925 438 S. W. Raymond re: weather reports

T-Z 439 RI440

Subject 440 A-B 441 C 442 D-E 443 (includes Elmer D. Riebel, minister of Grand River Avenue

Evangelical Church, Detroit re: interview with Mr. Ford.) F-G 444 H-I 445 J-K 446 L-M 447 (includes Dr. M.S. Rice of Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal

Church, Detroit.) N-S 448 (includes personal invitation from Palmer C. Ricketts, president of

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) T-Z 449

Box 420

RO450 Subject

450 450 Rubber 450 Brazilian Rubber

A-B 451 (includes Bernard M. Robinson (of Firestone Rubber Company, Akron, Ohio)

Box 421

C 452 (includes re: Augustine Rotary Engine Company) D-E

453 453 Dr. Edward A. Rumely

Box 422

F-G 454 454 Felix Roulet (antiques) 454 George A. Ruppert (Harrison, Michigan farm)

H-I 455 (includes Hildegard Roselius "thank you notes"; also Madame Helene Romanciano, delegate from Rumania to the International Council of Women Convention.)

J-K 456



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L-M 457 (includes Ludwig Roselius of Germany re: Sanka Coffee, etc.; also

Baron V. Maltzahn, German Ambassador) 457 Rope Making Machinery

N-S 458 T-Z 459

Box 423

S460 Subject

460 460 Sacandaga Reservoir (Green Island) 460 Savannah, Georgia (Butler Frost, White Hall etc.)

A-B 461 461 Aaron Sapiro

C 462 D-E 463 (includes Ernest E. Schellenberg re: minor from Detroit Edison

Plant; also Sammis and Downer Company re: Lincoln car for Otto H. Kahn.)

F-G 464 H-I 465 J-K

466 466 St. Johns, Ohio re: water supply

L-M 467 (includes Welfare case of Michael Zrinatz - employee) N-S 468 T-Z 469 (includes W. Sammons, vice president and general manager of A. W.

Shaw Company, Chicago - Publishers) Box 424

SCHN470 Subject 470 A-B 471 C

472 472 School Children

D-E 473 F-G 474 H-I 475 J-K 476 L-M 477 N-S 478 T-Z 479

Box 425



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SH480 Subject 480 A-B 481 (includes A. W. Shaw, president of A. W. Shaw Company - Chicago

Publishers) C 482 (includes C. Bascom Slemp, former secretary to the President re:

enrolling his son in Henry Ford Trade School.) D-E 483 F-G 484 (includes Felix Shay, Editor of Roycroft Publications; wrote: "Statler

Service Codes" "Services" - Industrial Education) H-I 485 J-K 486 (includes John E. Sloane of New York) L-M 487 (includes Captain Manlove A. Shuey of South Bend, Indiana - sold

first Ford car in South Bend, etc.) N-S 488 T-Z 489

SM490 Subject 490 A-B 491 C 492 D-E 493 F-G 494 H-I 495 J-K 496 L-M 497 N-S 498 T-Z 499

Box 426

SN500 Subject 500 A-B 501 C

502 502 City of Springwells 502 City of Springwells re: street car matter, 1925

D-E 503 F-G 504 H-I 505 J-K 506 L-M 507 N-S 508 T-Z 509

Box 427

ST510 Subject 510



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A-B 511 C 512 D-E 513 (includes E. D. Stair re: invitation from Dr. Lancashire of

Manchester, Massachusetts) F-G 514 (includes F. L. Stevenson of International Harvester Company,

Chicago, inquiry re: Dearborn Real Estate) H-l 515 J-K 516 (includes John A. Stewart of Morrisville, New York, chairman of

Board of governors, the George Washington-Sulgrave Institution; also letter of appreciation from John W. Staley, president of The Peoples State Bank, Detroit.)

Box 428

L-M 517 N-S

518 (includes Samuel B. Stevens, president of The Jackson Company, Inc. - Department Store, Rome, New York)

518 Standard Oil Company (Indiana) 518 Captain Perry T. Stakes (Yacht Sialia)

T-Z 519 (includes Standard Thermometer Company re: speedometers for Ford cars)

Box 429

T520 Subject 520 A-B 521 C 522 D-E 523 F-G 524 H-I 525 J-K 526 (includes J. W. Thompson re: surety Bond for payment of freight

charges - Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company) L-M 527 (includes Merle Thorpe, Editor of The Nation's Business re: freight

rates - Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company) N-S 528 T-Z

529 (includes personal note from William G. Taussig of Boston.) 529 A W. W. Taylor (antiques)

Box 430

TI530 Subject

530 530 Timber (Panama)

A-B 531 C 532



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D-E 533 533 The Toledo Edison Company

F-G 534 H-I 535 J-K 536

Box 431

L-M 537 537 L. C. Turnock re: meters for controlling electroplating operations

N-S 538 538 Mrs. N. L. Tinstman re: Fort Meyers Residence

T-Z 539 539 Toledo & Western Railroad Company re: crossing near Riga,

Michigan. Box 432

U540 Subject 540 A-B 541 C 542 (includes Ernest D. Burton, President of the University of Chicago.) D-E 543 F-G 544 H-I 545 (includes Henry B. Utley, vice president of International Harvester

Company, re: membership in American Manufacturers Export Association.)

J-K 546 L-M

547 (includes University of Michigan - various departments and subjects.) 547 Unsigned letters

N-S 548 (includes University of Southern California re: Institute of

International Relations.) 548 United States Government (includes letter of appreciation from T. V.

O'Connor, Chairman of United States Shipping Board; also re: Henry Ford Trade School approved by the secretary of labor as a school for immigrant students; also re: mooring of U. S. Naval Airship Shenandoah at Dearborn also destruction.)

T-Z 549 (includes letter of thanks from Frank W. Blair, president of Union Trust Company, Detroit for services of dance orchestra on its 34th anniversary celebration; also W. E. Upjohn, M. D. president of the Upjohn Company - Pharmaceuticals - re: personal visit. )



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Box 433 V550

Subject 550 (includes re: Mrs. Ford's payment to Vasbinber's - Pontiac, for installing ice box at Yanks Convalescent Camp.)

A-B 551 C 552 (includes Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. President of Vanderbilt Newspapers,

Inc., re: Miami, Florida Real Estate Advertisements.) D-E 553 F-G

554 554 Valley Farm Bids

H-I 555 (includes Hendricx Victor re: Blind employees; also "Minimum Budget for Wage Earner's Family.)

J-K 556 (Includes Karl H. Von Wiegand, European director of Hearst Newspapers, re: Archduke Wilhelm of Habsburg employment.)

L-M 557 N-S 558 T-Z 559 (includes Victor Talking Machine Company re: records of early

American music; also Dr. Wilhelm Von Opel, director of Adam Opel - automobiles)

Box 434

W560 Subject

560 560 Washington E. G. L.

A-B 561 C

562 (includes Wayne Colorplate Company re: Detroit rapidly becoming a great national advertising center; also Hon. Charles B. Warren re: Helen Keller and American Foundation for the Blind; also re: Charles C. Kellogg's appointment as Postmaster of Detroit.)

562 Wayne County Road Commission D-E

563 563 E. C. Watters re: weather reports

F-G 564 Box 435

H-I 565 565 Wayside Inn 565 Wayside Inn - January 1 to June 30, 1925 565 Wayside Inn - July 1 to December 30, 1925 (includes resignation of

E. J. Boyer.) 565 Insurance on Wayside Inn



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J-K 566 Box 436

L-M 567 N-S

568 568 Wabash Railway Company 568 Wabash Railway Company re: grade separation at Delta, Ohio

T-Z 569 569 Waltham Watch Company (includes re: gift of Johansson Gages.)

Box 437

WE570 Subject 570 A-B 571 C 572 D-E 576 F-G 574 H-I 575 J-K 576 L-M 577 N-S 578 (includes Federal Trade Commission re: Aluminum Company of

America T-Z

579 579 The Western Union Telegraph Company, Inc. 579 The Western Union Telegraph Company, Inc., re: telegraph

Box 438 Box 439

WI580 Subject 580 A-B 581 C 582 D-E 583 F-G 584 H-I 585 J-K 586 (includes Reverend J. G. Widdifield, Rector of St. Paul's Church,

where Mr. and Mrs. Ford were married re: 50th Anniversary,) L-M 587 N-S 588 (includes Wilford Power Shovel Company, Detroit - William Ford,

president re: Power Shovel attachment for the Fordson Tractor.) T-Z 589

Box 441



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WO590 Subject 590 A-B 591 C 592 D-E 593 F-G 594 H-I 595 (includes report to Hon. Hubert Work, chairman of Federal Oil

Conservation Board re: Petroleum Situation.) J-K 596 L-M 597 N-S

598 598 Rudolph Wurlitzer 1925 (Violins)

T-Z 599 Box 441

XYZ600 Subject 600 A-B 601 C 602 D-E 603 (includes Zenith Detroit Corporation re: 1st air trip Detroit to

Chicago; also Admiral Erich Graf Zeppelin requesting job for his brother Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin in Germany)

F-G 604 H-I 605 J-K 606 L-M 607 N-S 608 T-Z 609

1925-1926 addenda

Box 1 Addresses and names unknown 1925

Box 2

Highland Park file - additional correspondence answered by form letters, 1926 July (A-Z)

Box 3

August (B-W) September (A-Z)

Box 4

October (A-Z) November (A-V)



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Box 5 December (A-Z)

Box 6

Inventions, 1925

Box 7 Inventions, 1926

February (A-Z) March (A-T)

Box 8

May (A-Z) June (A-Z)

1926

Box 442 A 10

Subject 10 A-B 11 C 12 D-E 13 F-G 14

Box 443

H-I 15 J-K 16 L-M 17 N-S 18 American Railway Association T-Z 19

Box 444

An 20 Subject 20 Applications A-B 21 C 22 D-E 23 Atkinson Deacon Crowell F-G 24 H-I 25

Box 445

J-K 26 John Harrington L-M 27 N-S 28 Association of Railway Executives T-Z 29



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Box 446 B 30

Subject 30 Banks - miscellaneous A-B 31 C 32

Box 447

D-E 33 Dearborn State Bank F-G 34 George H. Baker - Northville Property H-I 35 Huron County State Bank re: E. J. Cutler

Box 448

J-K 36 L-M 37 Bank of Montreal N-S 38

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company Columbus Grove Proposed purchase of Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad property in

Lima, Ohio T-Z 39

Traverse City State Bank William Bailey

Box 449

Be40 Subject 40 A-B 41 C 42 D-E 43 F-G 44

Box 450

H-I 45 H. Bernstein J-K 46 L-M 47 N-S 48 T-Z 49

Box 451

Bi 50 Subject 50 A-B 51 C 52 D-E 53



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P-G 54 H-I 55 J-K 56 L-M 57 H-S 5B T-Z 59 William Blanchard

Box 452

Bo 60 Subject 60 Boats A-B 61

Boston Antique Shop A. E. Bourcoud Alfred Bourgot

Box 453

C 62 D-E 63 F-G 64 H-I 65 Botsford Inn J-K 66 L-M 67 N-S 68 T-Z 69

Box 454

Br 70 Subject 70 A-B 71 Arthur Brisbane C 72 D-E 73 F-G 74 H-I 75 J-K 76 L-M 77 Margaret Bruna N-S 78 O. H. Bryant & Son - violins, musical instruments T-Z 79

Box 455

Bu 80 Subject 80 A-B 81 C 82 D-E 83 F-G 84 George Burke - land to be sold to him H-I 85



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J-K 86 L-M 87 N-S 88 T-Z 89

Box 456 C 90

Subject 90 A-B 91 C 92 D-E 93

Box 457

F-G 94 H-I 95 J-K 96 L-M 97 H-S 98 T-Z 99

Box 458

Ch 100 Subject 100 Chicago A-B 101 C 102 Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company -

McKelvey lease Box 459

B-E 103 F-G 104 H-I 105 J-K 106 L-M 107

Box 460

N-S 108 T-Z 109

Box 461

Co 110 Subject 100 A-B 111 C 112 D-S 113 F-G 114



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H-I 115 T-K 116 L-M 117 Margaret Cobb

Box 462

N-S 118 R. L. Cooper - Georgia property T-Z 119

Box 463

Cor 120 Subject 120 A-B 121 C 122 D-E 123 F-G 124 F. H. Creech H-I 125 J-K 126

Box 464

L-M 127 N-S 128 Samuel Crowther T-Z 129

Box 465

D 130 Subject 130

Dance Records Acknowledgements Diamonds - Correspondence, 1923-1926

A-B 131 Box 466

C 132 Deland, C. Dapprich, Charles and Eliza Dearborn Country Club - Statements City of Detroit

Street railways - Charges on Work Warren & Schaeffer Railroad re: Addition Loop Track Warren & Schaeffer Road re: Interlocking Plant

Box 467

D-E 133 Detroit Edison Company F-G 134 F. W. Derbyshire

Box 468

H-I 135



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Detroit & Ironton Railroad Columbus Grove Clarence and Myrtle Murry Telephone Wire Crossings Toledo - Detroit Relocation

Detroit & Ironton Grade Separations Grade Separations TL #50 Grade Separations TL #65 Division Road Grade Separation Henry County Grade Separation I.C.H 51 Henry County Grade Separation I.C.H 286 Miller Road Grade Separation Board of Riga Township re: Grade Crossings Schaefer Road Grade Separation Toledo Drive Grade Separation West Road Grade Separation

New York City and Ann Arbor Crossings Detroit & Ironton Durban Malinta - Ann Arbor Grade Crossing Durban-Malinta Cut Off Durban Malinta - New York City Grade Crossings (2 folders) New York Central Grade Separation at Riga

Petitions for Crossings Henry and Fulton County Laskey Road - Lucas County

Wabash Oakwood Interchange Property to be acquired

Box 469

J-K 136 L-M 137

Box 470

N-S 138 Dearborn Publishing Company

Accident Reports Circulation Reports Daily Mailing Reports Tardy and Absent Reports

Box 471

T-Z 139 Dearborn Realty and Construction Company Detroit Trust Company Village of Dearborn - Water Contract Dearborn Water Works Village of Dexter



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Box 472

Detroit Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company Communications re: Fair Lane Mr. Brubaker - Mr. Hayman Mr. Rockleman - M. Anderson Mr. Isler Mr. Stradling - Mr. Liebhar - Mr. Lemley Mr. Straub

Box 473

Accident Reports December November October September August July

Box 474

June May April March February January

Box 475

Bloom Junction to Ironton Car #52 Claims Deeds Coal Car Reports Car #51 Encroachments

Box 476

Instructions to Station Agents re Encroachments along R/W. Investment Accounts Lima Yards - Sugar Street, Lima Maybee, Michigan Property Purchased from Mathew Gramlich, Mary

Hasley Property Released from Maybee, Michigan - John J. Henrietta Marx

Gartner and Henry Gartner. Operating Statement Reorganization



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Royersville Tunnel Wyandotte Heights Shore Line Case - Open File #9

Box 477

Stock Reports Papers Supporting Directors' Meeting for 1926 Telegraph Road Grade Separation Watches - Daily Distribution of Time

Box 478

Do 140 Subject 140 A-B 141 C 142 D-E 143 F-G 144 H-I 145

Box 479

J-K 146 L-M 147 H-S 148 T-Z 149

Box 480

E 150 Subject 150 A-B 151 C 152 D-E 153 F-G 154

Box 481

H-I 155 J-K 156 L-M 157

Box 482

N-S 158 Estey Organ Company T-Z 159 Thomas Edison

Box 483

F160 Subject 160 A-B 161



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C 162 D-E 163

Box 484

F-G 164 H-I 165 Harvey Firestone J-K 166 L-M 167

Box 485

N-S 168 T-Z 169 Farmer's Telephone Company - Dundee, Michigan

Box 486

Fo 170 Subject 170 A-B 171 C 172 City of Fordson D-E 173 Edsel Ford

Box 487 F-G 174 H-I 175

Henry Ford Mrs. Henry Ford Henry Ford & Son - Cork, Ireland Evolution Automobile vs Henry Ford

Box 488

Henry Ford Farms Henry Ford Flour Mills

Cost of Production Henry Ford Hospital

Check Advances Daily Reports

Box 489

J-K 176 L-M 177

Ford Motor Company Antwerp Asnieres, France Atlanta

Box 490

Berlin, Germany



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Buenos Aires Buffalo Cambridge Canada Charlotte Copenhagen, Denmark Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dallas

Box 491

Dearborn Mr. Gregory Engineering Department:

Mr. Ruddiman Mr. Ormand Mr. McFarland

Mr. Kasten (report to Mr. Matz) Mr. Liebold Mr. McCloud - Laboratory

Box 492

Dearborn Communication Enclosing Legal Papers to M.M. Hafer Electrical Engineering

C. R. Voorhess A. Newman

Johansson Division Legal Department New Building Tardy and Absent Reports Weekly Medical Reports

Box 493

Denver Des Moines Detroit

General Assembly Records by Type from Production Department Auditing Department - Mr. Moekle Cashier (H. D. McClure) re: Auto Accident Compensation Department

Box 494



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Construction Department B. R. Brown F. Bailey

Disbursement - B. Chorley Instructions to Branches

Box 495

Legal Condemnation Proceeding Mr. Longley, Mr. Matz, Mr. Hofelich etc.

Purchasing Department Safety - R. A. Shaw Sales

W. A. Ryan R. S. Roberge

Box 496

Secretary's Office Service - Mr. Hobart, Mr. Williams Sociological - Mr. Andrews Superintendent's Office - Mr. Martin, Mr. Avery Telephone and Telegraph - W. H. Forster, D. W. Wilson Trade School - F. Searle Traffic - W. C. Cowling, A. F. Burgstrom, E. J. Klebba

Box 497

Fargo Finland Flat Rock Fordson Glassmere, Pennsylvania Green Island Havana, Cuba Hamilton Houston Indianapolis Iron Mountain Jacksonville Kansas City Lincoln Plant Lisman (Fordson) Los Angeles Louisville Manchester, England

Box 498



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Memphis Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Norfolk Northville Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Port Elizabeth, South Africa Portland St. Paul St. Louis Salt Lake City San Francisco Seattle Trieste, Italy Stockholm Washington Wellston Yokohama

Box 499

B-S 178 T-Z 179 Ford Transportation Company

Box 500

G 180 Subject 180 Gas (Isolated Gas Plants) A-B 181 C 182 D-E 183 Judge E. H. Gary

Box 501

F-G 184 H-I 185 J-K 186 L-M 187 N-S 188 T-Z 189

Box 502

Go 190 Subject 190 A-B 191



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C 192 C. E. Goodspeed D-E 193

E. E. Goodno Florida Property #1 Florida Property #2 Hotel

F-G 194 H-I 195

Box 503

J-K 196 L-M 197 N-S 198 T-Z 199

Box 504

H 200 Subject 200 A-B 201 C 202 D-E 203 F-G 204 H-I 205 J-K 206

Box 505

L-M 207 N-S 208 T-Z 209 Hamilton Watch Company

Box 506

Har 210 Subject 210 A-B 211 C 212 D-E 213 F-G 214 H-I 215

Box 507

J-K 216 L-M 217 N-S 218 T-Z 219

Box 508



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He 220 Subject 220 A-B 221 C 222 D-E 223 F-G 224

Box 509

H-I 225 J-K 226 L-M 227 N-S 228 T-Z 229

Box 510 Ho 230

Subject 230 A-B 231 C 232 D-E 233 F-G 234 H-I 235

Box 511

J-K 236 L-M 237 N-S 238 T-Z 239

Box 512

Hu 240 Subject 240 A-B 241 C 242 D-E 243 F-G 244 H-I 245 J-K 246 L-M 247 N-S 248 T-Z 249

Box 513

I 250 Subject 250

Insurance



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Cars Expirations Yacht Sialia

Iron Furniture Ironton, Ohio re: paving of streets

A-B 251 Box 514

C 252 Interstate Commerce Commission D-E 253 F-G 254 H-I 255 J-K 256 L-M 257 N-S 258 T-Z 259

Box 515

J 260 Subject 260 A-B 261 C 262

Box 516

D-E 263 F-G 264 H-I 265 Johnson & Higgins J-K 266 L-M 267 N-S 268 T-Z 269

Box 517

K 270 Subject 270 A-B 271 C 272 Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railroad Company D-E 273 F-G 274 H-I 275 Kelly Halla Peacock (July-Dec)

Box 518

J-K 276 Keifer & Keifer re: Chapman's Creek Ditch L-M 277 N-S 278 Kentucky, Rock Castle & Cumberland Railroad re: Proposed

Purchase



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T-Z 279 Box 519

Ki 280 Subject 280 A-B 281 C 282 D-E 283 F-G 284 H-I 285 J-K 286 L-M 287 N-S 288 T-Z 289

Box 520

L 290 Subject 290 A-B 291 C 292 D-E 293 Leases Expiring F-G 294 F. J. Lawton H-I 295 J-K 296 L-M 297 N-S 298 T-Z 299

Box 521

Le 300 Subject 300 A-B 301 G 302 City of Lima (National Quarries Company) D-E 303 E. G. Liebold - Investment Account F-G 304 H-I 305 J-K 306

Box 522

L-M 307 Liberty Loan Interest H-S 308 R. E. Leatherman - Weekly Reports T-Z 309 Liberty Weekly Inc.

Box 523

Lo 310 Subject 310 Locomotives



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A-B 311 C 312 D-E 313 F-G 314 H-I 315

Box 524

Lucking, Helfman, Lucking & Van Auken J-K 316 L-M 317 N-S 318 T-Z 319

Box 525

M 320 Subject 320 A-B 321 C 322 D-E 323 F-G 324 H-I 325 J-K 326 L-M 327

Box 526

N-S 328 Marie of Roumania T-Z 329

Box 527

McA 330 Subject 330 A-B 331 C 332 D-E 333 F-G 334 H-I 335 J-K 336 L-M 337 N-S 338 T-Z 339

Box 528

Me 340 Subject 340 A-B 341 C 342



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D-E 343 F-G 344 H-I 345 J-K 346 L-M 347 N-S 348 T-Z 349

Box 529

Mi 350 Subject 350 A-B 351 Michigan Bell Telephone Company C 352

Michigan Central Railroad Company Exchange of Deeds, Dearborn Short Cut Canal Bridge Case

Box 530

D-E 353 F-G 354 H-I 355 J-K 356 L-M 357

Box 531

H-S 358 Michigan Public Utilities Communication Michigan State Highway Commission

T-Z 359 Box 532

Mo 360 Subject 360 A-B 361 C 362 D-E 363 F-G 364 H-I 365 J-K 366 L-M 367 H-S 368 T-Z 369

Box 533

Mu 370 Subject 370 Music



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Box 534

N 380 Subject 380 Nankin Mills Property A-B 381 C 382 C. Newton - Weekly Reports D-E 383 F-G 384 H-I 385 J-K 386

Box 535

L-M 387 N-S 388 T-Z 389

New York Central Railroad Company New York Trust Company

Cook, Nathan, Lehman Bill Norfolk & Western Railroad

Box 536

O 390 Subject 390 A-B 391 C 392 D-E 393 F-G 394 H-I 395 J-K 396

Box 537

L-M 397 N-S 398 T-Z 399

Box 538



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P 400 Subject 400 A-B 401 C 402 D-E 403 F-G 404 H-I 405 J-K 406

Box 539

L-M 407 Pere Marquette Railroad Eagle Avenue Grade Separation

N-S 408 Pennsylvania Railroad T-Z 409

Box 540

Pi 410 Subject 410 A-B 411 G 412 D-E 413 F-G 414 H-I 415 J-K 416 L-M 417 Premier Mill Corporation N-S 418 T-Z 419

Box 541

Q 420 Subject 420 A-B 421 C 422 D-E 423 F-G 424 H-I 425 J-K 426 L-M 427 N-S 428 T-Z 429

R 430 Subject 430 Restaurant A-B 431 G 432 D-E 433



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Box 542 F-G 434 H-I 435 J-K 436 L-M 437 N-S 438 T-Z 439

Box 543

Ri 440 Subject 440 A-B 441 C 442 D-E 443 F-G 444 H-I 445 J-K 446 L-M 447

Box 544

N-S 448 Rita Ritto T-Z 449

Box 545

Ro 450 Subject 450 Rubber

Brazilian Rubber A-B 451 C 452 D-E 453 E. A. Rumely F-G 454 C. E. Roulet H-I 455

Box 546

J-K 456 L-M 457 Ludwig Roselius N-S 458 T-Z 459

Box 547

S 460 Subject 460 A-B 461 C 462 D-E 463 F-G 464



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H-I 465 J-K 466 St. Johns Cooperative Company L-M 467 M-S 468 T-Z 469

Box 548

Schn 470 Subject 470 Seeds A-B 471 C 472 D-E 473 F-G 474 H-I 475 J-K 476 L-M 477 B-S 478 Service Reports - Ford Detroit (Mr. Campsall's Copy) T-Z 479

Box 549

Sh 480 Subject 480 Show Case Catalogues A-B 481 C 482 D-E 483 F-G 484 H-I 485 Hugh Shields

Box 550

J-K 486 L-M 487 N-S 488 T-Z 489

Box 551

Sm 490 Subject 490 A-B 491 C 492 D-E 493 F-G 494 H-I 495 J-K 496 L-M 497 N-S 498 T-Z 499



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Box 552

Sn 500 Subject 500 A-B 501 C 502 D-E 503 F-G 504 H-I 505 J-K 506 L-M 507 N-S 508

Southfield Mill Property Solvay Process re: contract Solvay Process re: Purchase of Land on Zug Island (also Brady Island)

T-Z 509 Box 553

St 510 Subject 510 A-B 511 C 512 D-E 513 F-G 514

Box 554

H-I 515 J-K 516 L-M 517 Styerwalt Milling Company

Box 555

N-S 518 Perry T. Stakes Yacht Sialia - P. Stakes (Purchase Orders)

Box 556

Standard Oil Company General Jackson, Ohio Rental Dearborn Property

T-Z 519 Box 557

T520 Subject 520 Telegrams A-B 521



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C 522 D-E 523 F-G 524

Box 558

H-I 525 J-K 526 L-M 527 Threat Letters to Henry Ford N-S 528 T-Z 529 W. W. Taylor

Box 559

Ti 530 Subject 530 Trip Over Road A-B 531 C 532 D-E 533 F-G 534 H-I 535 J-K 536

Box 560

L-M 537 L. C. Turnock re: Meters for Controlling Electroplating Operations N-S 538

N. L. Tinstmann Timber Property in Ohio adjacent to Railroad

T-Z 539 Toledo & Western Railroad Box 561

U 540 Subject 540 A-B 541 C 542 D-E 543 F-G 544 H-I 545 J-K 546 L-M 547

Unsigned Letters University of Michigan re: Honorary Degree of Doctor of Engineering

bestowed upon Henry Ford, June 14, 1926 H-S 548 United State Government - Miscellaneous Departments T-Z 549

Box 562

V 550



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Subject 550 A-B 551 C 552 D-E 553 F-G 554 Baron G. Frederick Von Krupp, Jr. H-I 555 J-K 556 L-M 557 N-S 558 T-Z 559

Box 563

W 560 Subject 560 A-B 561 C 562

Wayne County Road Commissioners Washington Court House - Property of S. F. Snider - Wants to Buy

D-E 563 F-G 564

Box 564

H-I 565 Wayside Inn

Box 565

Purchase Orders Reconciliation

J-K 566 L-M 567 K-S 568

Wabash Railway Company Grade Separation - Delta, Ohio

T-Z 569 Waltham Watch Company

Box 566

We 570 Subject 570 A-B 571 G 572 D-E 573 F-G 574 H-I 575

Box 567



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J-K 576 L-M 577 N-S 578 T-Z 579 Western Union Telegraph Company

Box 568

Wi 580 Subject 580 A-B 581 C 582 D-E 583 F-G 584 H-I 585

Box 569

J-K 586 John H. Williams K. R. Wilson

L-M 587 Williamson Lumber Company N-S 588 T-Z 589 Willys-Overland Company - Toledo, Ohio

Box 570

Wo 590 Subject 590 A-B 591 C 592 D-E 593 F-G 594 H-I 595 J-K 596 L-M 597 N-S 598 Rudolph Wurlitzer T.-Z 599

Box 571

XYZ 600 Subject 600 A-B 601 C 602 D-E 603 David W. Young F-G 604 H-I 605 J-K 606 L-M 607 N-S 608 Otto Zimmerman and Son Company, 1925-1926



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T-Z 609 Young Women's Christian Associations re: Mr. Ford's Pledge of $75,000.

1927

Box 572 A10

Subject 10 A-B 11 C 12 (includes re: Death of Albert Champion, President of A. C. Spark Plug

Company, Flint, Michigan, October 27, 1927) D-E 13 F-G 14 H-I 15 J-K 16 L-M 17 N-S 18 T-Z 19

Box 573

AL20 Subject 20 A-B 21 C 22 D-E 23 F-G 24 H-I 25 J-K 26 L-M 27 27A Louis J. Alber re: Prince William of Sweden Tour N-S 28 (includes a personal letter of appreciation from Russell A. Alger of

Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan T-Z 29

Box 574

AM30 Subject

30 30A Antiques

A-B 31 C 32 (includes Colonel E. J. Hall, Vice President of American Car & Foundry

Motors Company, Detroit, re: pictures of old railroad coaches.) D-E 33 F-G

34 34A Angora Goats



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H-I 35 (includes re: contribution of $1000.00 to The American-Hungarian Foundation.)

J-K 36 Box 575

L-M 37 N-S

38 (includes gift of miniature models of 2 Ford coupes and an ambulance unit to American Red Cross Museum, Washington, D. C.)

38A American Railway Association 38B American Red Cross re: Flood Area in Tennessee, Louisiana and

Mississippi (includes "Report for Mr. Liebold - Mississippi River Flood Conditions" by Pierce Cummings (Ford Motor Company sent life boats and crews from Detroit)

T-Z 39 (includes personal invitation etc., from William F. Anderson, Bishop of

the Methodist Episcopal Church, Boston, also re: Mrs. Ford's dues to the American Women's Club, London, England.)

39A American Taxpayers League. Box 576

AP40 Subject

40 40A Applications

A-B 41 C 42 D-E 43 F-G 44 (includes George Arliss re: "Old English" at Garrick Theatre.) H-I 45 J-K

46 46A John Arrington, 1927

L-M 47 N-S 48 T-Z 49

Box 577

AT50 Subject 50 A-B 51 C 52 D-E

53 53A Atkinson, Deacon, Crowell (insurance)

F-G 54



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H-I 55 (includes request for appointment from Sir Herbert Austin of The Austin Motor Company, Ltd., England also congratulatory telegram re: new car.)

J-K 56 L-M 57 N-S 58 T-Z 59

B60 Subject 60 A-B 61 C 62 D-E 63 F-G 64 H-I 65 J-K 66 L-M 67 N-S 68 T-Z 69

Box 578

BAK70 Subject

70 70A Banks - Miscellaneous Folder #1 (statements)

Box 579

70B Banks - Miscellaneous Folder #2 (statements) A-B 71 C 72

Box 580

D-E 73 73A Dearborn State Bank, January-June 1927 73B Dearborn State Bank, July-December 1927 73C Dearborn State Bank, Application Folder 1927

F-G 74 H-I 75

Box 581

J-K 76 L-M

77 (includes Samuel M. Vauclain, president of The Baldwin Locomotive Works, re: Baldwin literature.; also report re: Michigan Mutual Savings Association; also Lumbermen's Trust Company Bank of Portland, Oregon digest of a national survey of installment buying.)



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77A Bank of Montreal (includes history of institution) N-S

78 (includes The National Shawmut Bank of Boston booklet "Automotive Transportation and Railroads"; also letter of appreciation addressed to Mr. and Mrs. Ford from Richard P. Joy president of The National Bank of Commerce of Detroit.)

78A The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company - General, 1927 (includes Daniel Willard, President W. C. Donnelly, General Supervisor Time Service Edward Hungerford, Centenary Director, re: "Exhibition and Pageant - Fair of the Iron House".)

78B The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company re: Columbus Grove 78C The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company re: Proposed purchase of

Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad property at Lima T-Z

79 79A Traverse City State Bank, 1927

Box 582

BAR80 Subject 80 A-B 81 C 82 D-E 83 F-G 84 H-I 85 J-K 86 L-M 87 N-S 88 (includes Miss Patience Bateman, from near Clonakilty, Ireland -

claims relationship to Mr. Ford.) T-Z 89

Box 583

BE90 Subject 90 A-B 91 C 92 D-E 93 F-G 94 (includes Book of German postage Stamps presented by George J.

Beissbarth of Nuremberg, Germany) H-I 95 J-K 96 L-M 97 (includes Mrs. Ethel Fairmont Beebe re: Longfellow Humane Tablet

at Wayside Inn.) N-S 98 T-Z 99



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Box 584 BEN100

Subject 100 A-B 101 C

102 102A Berea College (Kentucky)

D-E 103 (includes re: visit of The Marquis and Marchioness of Queensherry.) F-G 104 H-I 105 J-K 106 L-M 107

Box 585

N-S 108 108A The Berry Schools, January-May 1927 108B The Berry Schools, June-December 1927 (includes storage and

water power report.) T-Z 109

Box 586

BI 110 Subject 110 A-B 111 C 112 D-E 113 F-G 114 (includes re: visit of Count Gottfried Bismarck) H-I 115 J-K 116 L-M 117 N-S 118 T-Z 119

Box 587

BL 120 Subject 120 A-B 121 C 122 D-E 123 F-G 124 H-I 125 J-K 126 L-M 127 N-S 128 T-Z



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129 129A The Blue Tavern Club

Box 588

BO130 Subject

130 130A Boats

A-B 131 131A Boston Antique Shop, 1927 131B Alfred Bouget

C 132 D-E 133 F-G 134

Box 589

H-I 135 135A Botsford Inn 135B Grand River Inn (Botsford Inn)

J-K 136 (includes letter of appreciation from Joseph A. Bower (Detroit-Windsor Bridge)

L-M 137 N S 138 T-Z 139 (includes Senator William E. Borah's letter of appreciation re:

Wayside Inn.) Box 590

BR140 Subject 140 A-B

141 (includes invitation to Benjamin Briscoe of Frontenac Oil Refineries Limited, Montreal, Canada, - unity School of Christianity; also Leila E. Bracy of The Detroit Free Press Editorial Rooms, re: closing of Ford Commissary Stores; also Bradbury, Agnew & Company Ltd., London, England, re: Mrs. Ford's subscription to "Punch" to begin January 1, 1927.)

141A Arthur Brisbane (New York Evening Journal), 1927 C 142 (includes invitation to Charles S. Bradley & Benjamin F. Wood of New

York to come to Dearborn.) D-E 143 F-G 144 (includes F. H. Brandes Company re: Chevrolet Motor Company

additional allowance of $50.00 for old Chevrolet cars traded in.) H-I 145



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Box 591 J-K 146 L-M 147 N-S 148 T-Z 149 (includes William H. Bristol, President of The Bristol Company,

Waterbury, Connecticut, manufacturers of Recording Instruments) Box 592

BRO150 Subject 150 A-B 151 C 152 D-E 153 (includes Earl O. Browning re: description of Locomotive "Satilla' F-G 154 H-I 155 J-K 156 L-M

157 157A Brooklyn Michigan Henry Ford Property

N-S 158 T-Z 159

Box 593

BU160 Subject 160 (includes re: cottage on East Fort Street, Detroit, occupied about

1851 by Lieutenant U. S. Grant, subsequently General U. S. Grant.) A-B 161 C 162 (includes Cornelius F. Burns, mayor of Troy, New York sending Mr.

Ford the pen which Secretary Merrill of the Federal Water Power Commission signed the license for the Ford Motor Company power plant - the first to be issued for a new project under the Federal Water Power Act.)

D-E 163 (includes letter of thanks to Elizabeth Burbank - Mrs. Luther Burbank - acknowledging copy of Mr. Burbank's last book "The Harvest of the Years.")

F-G 164 H-I 165 J-K 166 L-M 167 (includes Dr. L. Duncan Bulkley of New York re: cancer treatment.) N-S 168 T-Z 169

Box 594

BUS170 Subject 170 A-B 171



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C 172 D-E 173 F-G 174 H-I 175 J-K 176 (includes Kenyon L. Butterfield of Michigan State College, East

Lansing re: proposed visit of Mr. and Mrs. Ford to the college.) L-M 177 (includes telegram "best wishes for recovery" from Leo M. Butzel.) N-S 178 (includes Commander Richard E. Byrd - Note of sympathy re: death

of brother John.) T-Z 179

Box 595

C180 Subject 180 A-B 181 C 182 D-E 183 F-G 184 H-I 185 J-K 186 L-M 187 (includes invitation of L. P. Fisher, President of Cadillac Motor Car

Company re: private showing of new Cadillac.) N-S 188 (includes Robert J. Caldwell re: Mr. Ford's name as a member of the

Presentation Committee on Pedestal of the bust of President Wilson in the League of Nations Building at Geneva.)

T-Z 189 Box 596

CAR190 Subject 190 190A Carburetor re: Evolution of the Modern Carburetor. A-B 191 C 192 D-E 193 F-G 194 H-I 195 J-K 196 L-M 197 N-S 198 (includes request of Philips Carlin, Manager of Weaf - NBC - New

York for Early American Dancing information.) T-Z 198

Box 597

CH200 Subject 200



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A-B 201 (includes Andre Citroen, Paris, France, re: Mr. Ford meeting Mr. Bokanowski, Minister of Trade.)

C 202 (includes invitation to lunch from Charles F. Choate, Jr. of Boston.) D-E 203 F-G 204 H-I 205

Box 598

J-K 206 (includes J. Chandler to which is attached a letter signed by Thomas A. Edison re: people eating meat.)

L-M 207 207A Charles of London - C.J. Charles 1927 (interior furnishings at Fair

Lane) N-S 208 (includes congratulatory letter re: New Model etc., from Roy D.

Chapin, chairman of The Board of Hudson Motor Car Company.) T-Z 209

Box 599

CL210 Subject 210 A-B 211 C 212 212A Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company D-E 213 F-G 214 H-I 215 J-K 216 L-M 217 N-S 218 T-Z 219 (includes congratulatory letter re: New Model from Walter W. Clark

of Victor Talking Machine Company.) Box 600

CO220 Subject 220 (includes John B. Kennedy, Associate Editor of Collier's re:

invitation to broadcast.) A-B 221 C 222 D-E 223 F-G 224 H-I 225 J-K 226 L-M 227 N-S 228



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T-Z 229 Box 601

CON230 Subject 230 A-B 231 C 232 D-E 233 F-G 234 H-I 235 (includes Cooper Hewitt Electric Company re: Cooper Hewitt Lamps

used in connection with Johansson Gage Work.) J-K 236 L-M 237 N-S

238 (includes Senator Royal S. Copeland's request for a $100,000. contribution to Thomas Jefferson's Monticello.)

238A R. L. Cooper (Georgia Real Estate), 1927 T-Z 239

Box 602

COR240 Subject 240 A-B 241 C 242 (includes Coleman Cox re: Aaron Sapiro also The Cotton

Concentration Company Re: Cotton used by Ford Motor Company.) D-E 243 F-G 244 H-I 245 J-K 246 (includes re: gift of Ford car to Senator James Couzens; also John A.

Corn re: making of high grade white paper from tropical grasses and shrubs that are native in South Florida.)

L-M 247 N-S 248 T-Z 249

CR250 Subject 250 A-B

251 251A Cram's Automotive Reports, 1927

Box 603

C 252 D-E 253 F-G

254 (includes Florence Crittenton Hospital and Home reports, 1922 to 1925)



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254A F. Hunter Creech (Washington Office of The Dearborn Publishing Company)

H-I 255 J-K 256 (includes letter from and newspaper article about Captain John Craig,

founder of Toledo Shipbuilding Company.) L-M 257 N-S

258 258A Samuel Crowther (author)

T-Z 259 Box 604

CU260 Subject 260 A-B 261 (includes Cunard Steamship Company Brochures.) C 262 (includes letter of appreciation from Cameron Qurrie - Detroit) D-E 263 (includes E. A. Cunningham of Canadian Pacific Railway Montreal,

Canada) F-G 264 (includes U. S. Navy request for plans and photographs of Dearborn

Engineering Laboratory Building for use in connection with proposed Germain Aeronautical Experimental Station in Berlin.)

H-I 265 J-K 266 L-M 267 N-S 268 T-Z 269

D270 Subject 270 A-B 271 C 272 D-E 273 (includes William H. Danforth, President, Ralston Purina Company.)

Box 605

F-G 274 H-I 275 J-K 276 (includes J.F. Daly, Seaforth, Ontario - oldest Ford Dealer in

Canada.) L-M 277 N-S 278 T-Z 279 (includes William H. Danforth, President, Ralston Purina Company

re: autographed photograph of Mr. Ford; also visit to Dearborn with President Hutchings of Berea College, Kentucky, etc.)

DAV280 Subject 280



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A-B 281 (includes A. W. Davis of New York Central Lines, New York, re: gift of old eccentric double-valve engine to Mr. Ford rather than to United States National Museum at Washington.)

C 282 D-E 283 (includes re: gift of Lincoln car and autographed photograph to Earl

J. Davis of Detroit.) F-G 284 (includes G. Howlett Davis, formerly of Mr. Edison's Laboratory) H-I 285 J-K 286 (includes J. M. Davis, President of the Delaware, Lackawanna &

Western Railroad Company re: "Sources of the food supply for New York City", prepared at the request of Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, President of Columbia University.)

L-M 287 N-S 288 T-Z 289

Box 606

DE290 Subject 290 A-B 291 C

292 (includes report on "Decimo Club") 292A Dearborn Country Club 292B City of Detroit

D-E 293 293A The Detroit Edison Company, January-June 1927 293B The Detroit Edison Company, July-December 1927

Box 607

F-G 294 H-I

295 (includes memo re: purchase of $15,000 Detroit Hockey Club Inc., Stock.)

295A-L Detroit & Ironton Railroad Company Vs Clarence and Myrtle Murry Clippings Grade Separation (General Correspondence) Eureka Road Grade Separation Miller Road Grade Separation TL #65 Grade Separation

Box 608

Board of Riga Twp., re: Grade Crossings Durban Malinta New York City Grade Crossing Durban Malinta Ann Arbor Grade Crossing Petitions for Crossings



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Petitions for Crossings Henry and Fulton Counties J-K 296 (includes request for interview from Giovanni De Meo, Italian Naval

engineer and inventor re: a system of propellors amidships.) L-M 297

Box 609

N-S 298 298A-E The Dearborn Publishing Company

January-June 1927 July - December 1927 Daily Mailing Reports Circulation Reports Tardy & Absent Reports

298F The Dearborn Realty & Construction Company Box 610

T-Z 299 (includes Detroit Times "discrimination complaint") 299A Township of Dearborn (General) 299B Village of Dearborn (includes vacating Elm Street.) 299C Dearborn Water Works, 1927 299D The Detroit Trust Company (includes copy of will of Judge Elbert

H. Gary.) 299E Village of Dexter

Box 611

299A1-A43 Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company General, 1927 (includes list of stations and agents.) Mr. Brubaker & Mr. Hayman (includes list of employees 70 years of

age and over at Fordson Plant of Ford Motor Company - total 28; also list of Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company Stockholders as of March 23, 1927.)

Mr. Isler M. E. Liebhar - Land and Tax Department - Fordson F. L. Rockelman, Stanley P. Ruddiman, C.D. Anderson F. L. Rockelman, Stanley. P. Ruddiman, records of Detroit, Toledo &

Ironton and Detroit & Ironton work sent to Mr. Rockelman's office D.W. Stradling, R.E. Lemley C.C. Straub Auditing Department (includes list of officers and

directors of Railroad Companies; also recording data of Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company, first mortgage dated March 5, 1914 given to secure issue of first mortgage 50 year. 5 percent Gold Bonds due March 1, 1964, and adjustment mortgage; also report of Detroit & Ironton Railroad Company stock issued to Henry Ford, Clara J. Ford and Edsel B. Ford.)



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Box 612

Accident Reports January 1927 February 1927 March 1927 April 1927 May 1927 June 1927 July 1927 August 1927 September 1927 October - December 1927

Box 613

Private Car No. 52, 1927 Private Car No. 52 Private Car Cones re: requisitions Private Car Samples Walnut Veneers

Box 614

Claims Supporting Papers Directors Meeting Coal Car Reports Communications re: Private Car Fairlane Encroachments awaiting .survey Encroachments to be handled by the Legal Department

Box 615

Grade Separation Seven Party Agreement (Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company; Pere Marquette Railway Company; Detroit. & Ironton Railroad Company; Pennsylvania Railroad Company; Ford Motor Fordson; Wabash Railway Company; Union Belt of Detroit)

Eureka Road Grade Separation at Wyandotte, Michigan Telegraph Road Grade Separation Investment Accounts

Box 616

Property released from Mortgage Maybee, Michigan John J. Marx, Henrietta Marx G rtner, etc.

Maybee, Michigan property sold to Matthew Gramlich, Mary Hasley, Bernard H. Knostman.

Operating Statements Passenger Tran Reports - B. H. Gehring Shore Line Open File No. 9 Sibley-Wyandotte Heights



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Stock Reports Box 617

Watches January - June 1927 July - December 1927

Daily Distribution of Watch Department Time January - June 1927 July - December 1927

Box 618

DI300 Subject 300 A-B 301 C 302 D-E 303 F-G 304 H-I 305 J-K 306 L-M 307 N-S 308 T-Z 309

Box 619

DO310 Subject 310 A-B 311 (includes Alex Dow re: his Lincoln Car.) C 312 D-E 313 F-G 314 (includes F. N. Doubleday of Doubleday, Page & Company re: Helen

Keller.) H-I 315 J-K 316 L-M 317 N-S 318 T-Z 319

Box 620

DR320 Subject 320 A-B 321 (includes A. B. DuPont of Cleveland, formerly of Detroit requesting

Mr. Ford to see her 12 year old son, also A. O. Dunk, president of Puritan Autoparts Company, Detroit, re: autographed photograph of Mr. Ford.)

C 322



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D-E 323 (includes re: autographed copy of "My Life and Work", for E. Millington Drake, eventually destined for the Library of Eton College, England.)

F-G 324 (includes Mrs. Francis Duffield of Detroit re: Repaired clock.) H-I 325

Box 621

J-K 326 L-M 327 327A Mellie Dunham (old time fiddler) 1927 N-S 328 T-Z 329

Box 622 E330

Subject 330 A-B 331 C 332 D-E 333 F-G 334 H-I 335 J-K 336 L-M 337 N-S 338

Box 623

T-Z 339 (includes short article prepared for publication of The Thomas A.

Edison Junior High School, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania) 339A Thomas A. Edison Memorial (stopped by Mr. Edison) 339B Thomas A. Edison, January-June 1927 (includes Lord Egerton of

Tatton's re: Timber Band Saws mentioned in "Today and Tomorrow" - Not being satisfactory)

399C Thomas A. Edison July-December 1927 (includes replacement of Mrs. Edison's Lincoln Limousine gift; also gift of chronometer for Mr. Edison's desk; also gift of first Model A to Mr. Edison.)

Box 624

EL340 Subject 340 A-B 341 (includes re: 160th anniversary of the founding of Encyclopedia

Britannica; also Elliott addressing Machine Company re: derogatory articles concerning Henry Ford and the Ford Motor Company running in "Forbes Magazine".)

C 342



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D-E 343 F-G 344 H-I 345 J-K 346 L-M 347 (includes Elliott Motor Corporation re: converted Ford sedans for

railroad service.) N-S 348 T-Z 349

EP350 Subject 350 A-B 351 (includes congratulatory telegram re: new car, from A.R. Erskine,

President of Studebaker; also convalescent telegram.) C 352 D-E 353 F-G 354 H-I 355 J-K 356 L-M 357 N-S 358 T-Z 359

Box 625

F360 Subject 360 A-B 361 C 362 D-E 363 F-G 364 H-I 365 J-K 366 L-M 367 (includes Leo C. Fennelly re: first submarine ever invented.) N-S 368 T-Z 369

Box 626

FI370 Subject 370 A-B 371 C 372 D-E 373 F-G 374 (includes George E. Fleming re: capital punishment.) H-I 375 (includes Professor Irving Fisher of Yale University, re: alcohol and

tobacco.)



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375A Harvey S. Firestone (includes re: Sir Frederick Gordon Guggisberg, Governor of Gold Coast, West Africa - known especially for his educational work among Africans)

Box 627

J-K 376 (includes James A. Fitzpatrick of Fitzpatrick Pictures, Inc., re: Film "Mary's Little Lamb".)

L-M 377 N-S 378 (includes congratulatory letter re: Henry Ford Hospital, from P. W.

A. Fitzsimmons, president of Michigan Mutual Liability Company and head of Michigan Mutual Industrial Hospital; also re: Flanders Poppy Foundation.

T-Z 379 Box 628

FO380 Subject 380 A-B 381 (includes B.C. Forbes, Editor of Forbes Magazine re: interview and

magazine article; also Byron C. Foy, New York Chrysler Dealer re: appointment)

C 382 (includes Charles O. Ford, Executive Secretary Episcopal Diocese of

Michigan, re: Mrs. Ford's contribution of $5,000.00 to The Michigan Churchman.)

382A City of Fordson D-E

383 383A Edsel B. Ford, 1927

F-G 384 Box 629

H-I 385 385A Henry Ford 385B Mrs. Henry Ford 385C Henry Ford & Son, Ltd., Cork, Ireland 385D Henry Ford & Son, Ltd., Cork, Ireland re: Evolution Automobile vs

Henry Ford (French Tractor Patent Suit) 385E Henry Ford Farms 385F Henry Ford Flour Mills

Box 630

385G Henry Ford Hospital 385H Henry Ford Hospital - Daily Reports 3851 Henry Ford Hospital - Patient Reports

J-K 386



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Box 631

L-M 387 387A1-A113 Ford Motor Company

Alexandria, Egypt 1927 Antwerp, Belgium (includes personal congratulatory letter signed by

Mr. Ford addressed to Paul Vandersmissen, dealer at Ghent, with Company since 1911, has 16 children.)

Asnieres, France Atlanta, Georgia Barcelona, Spain (includes letter of introduction for Julius H. Haass,

President of the Wayne County & Home Savings Bank of Detroit.) Berlin, Germany Brazil Buenos Aires Buffalo, New York Cambridge (Somerville) Massachusetts Canada Charlotte, North Carolina Chicago, Illinois Cincinnati, Ohio (includes re: Crosley Radio Corporation advertising.) Cleveland, Ohio Columbus Dallas

Box 632

Dearborn General Correspondence

January-June 1927 July-December 1927 (includes re: Raymond Dahlinger "a

transcontinental trip.) Messrs. Avery, Mrock and Roberts L F. Becker, Cashier Engineering - Messrs. Blinn, McFarland, Ormond and Ruddiman

January-May 1927 June-December 1927

Box 633

B. R. Brown - Construction William T. Gregory - Real Estate F. W. Kasten (Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad) E.G. Liebold J.L. McCloud - Laboratory Charles R. Voorhess, A. Newman Johansson Division



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Comm's enclosing legal papers for file - Helen Egan Comm's enclosing legal papers to Mr. M. Hafer and G. Maxwell

1927 Legal Department E.A. Cullen Legal Department E. L. Davis (patents) William B. Mayo - R.T. Walker New Building Tardy and Absent Reports Weekly Medical Reports

Box 634

Denver Copenhagen, Denmark Des Moines, Iowa Detroit Blanch

Auditing - Messrs. Moekle, Campbell, Donahue (includes 1926 sales by Branches.)

Compensation Department Disbursement Department Instructions to Branches Legal H. F. A. Legal - Messrs. Longley, Matz, Cahill, Visscher January-June

1927 Legal, June-December 1927 (includes re: gift of fence surrounding

Lincoln Cabin in Harrodsburg, Kentucky.) Box 635

Office of the President Purchasing Safety Sales Department, January-June 1927 (includes magazine article in

Polish, magazine re: new Cadillac car, written by Polish student in Ford Trade School.)

Sales Department, July-December 1927 By-Products Sales - D.J. Hutchins Secretary's office, January-June 1927 Secretary's office, July-December 1927 Service Department - Messrs. Williams, Hobart 1927 Service Reports - Mr. Campsall's copy Sociological Department - F. W, Andrews Superintendent's Office Trade School - F. E. Searle Henry Ford Trade School Reports

Box 636

Traffic Department W. C. Cowling



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Telephone and Telegraph Messrs. Forster and Wilson Fargo, North Dakota Flat Rock, Michigan Fordson, Michigan, January-June 1927 (includes list of men, 70 years

or older, working at the Fordson Plant; also re: 35 Soviet workmen - mechanics going through plant.)

Fordson, Michigan, July-December 1927 Glassmere, Pennsylvania Green Island, New York Hamilton, Ohio Havana, Cuba Houston, Texas Indianapolis, Indiana Iron Mountain, Michigan, 1927 (includes re: hickory golf club

handles.) Jacksonville, Florida (includes re: demonstrating new car to John D.

Rockefeller.) Japan Kansas City, Missouri Detroit Lincoln Plant Lincoln Service Bulletin, 1927 Lisman Los Angeles, California Louisville, Kentucky Manchester, England Memphis, Tennessee Michigamme, Michigan, 1927 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Minneapolis New Orleans, Louisiana

Box 637

New York, January-June 1927 (includes re: last illness and death of W. G. Moore, of New York Branch at Henry Ford Hospital; also re: Dearborn Publishing Company and Herman Bernstein case; also Russian statistics and Information.)

New York, June-December 1927 (includes re: chronometers on ships also re: loan of Lincoln car to A. Brisbane while in Europe, also report re: ship repair work at New York.)

Norfolk, Virginia Northville, Michigan Oklahoma City Omaha, Nebraska Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Phoenix, Michigan Pittsburg, Pennsylvania



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Plymouth, Michigan, 1927 Portland, Oregon St. Louis, Missouri St. Paul, Minnesota Salt Lake City, Utah San Francisco, California Seattle, Washington Stockholm Trieste, Italy Washington, D.C. (includes re: tractors for Corn Borer Extermination;

also re: Mr. and Mrs. Ford's attendance at a dinner given by Dr. Herbert Work, Secretary of the Interior, honoring President and Mrs. Coolidge.)

Wellston Yokohoma Ypsilanti, Michigan

Box 638

N-S 388 388A Ford News, 1927 388B Ford Stores - Requests to reopen the stores to the public

T-Z 389 389A Ford Transportation Company

FR390 Subject 390 A-B 391 (includes personal letter of regret from Mr. Ford to Governor Alvan

T. Fuller of Massachusetts re: attending children's festival.) C 392 D-E 393 F-G 394 H-I395 J-K 396

Box 639

L-M 397 N-S 398 (includes invitation to visit Wayside sent to Robert Frost of South

Shaftsbury, Vermont, signed by Mr. Ford.) T-Z 399

G400 Subject 400 A-B 401 C 402 D-E 403 F-G 404



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H-I 405 J-K 406 L-M 407

Box 640

N-S 408 T-Z 409

GE410 Subject 410 A-B 411 C 412 D-E 413 (includes letter of approval from Edwin S. George of Detroit re:

acquisition of Lincoln Motor Company.) F-G 414 H-I 415 J-K 416 L-M 417 N-S 418 T-Z 419 (includes Mrs. Wilhelmine Gerkens of Bonn, Germany re: Luther

Burbank.) Box 641

GI420 Subject 420 A-B 421 C 422 D-E 423 F-G 424(includes F. A. Giles - Hess Aircraft Company re: proposed Trans-

Pacific Australasian Flight.) H-I 425 J-K 426 L-M 427 N-S 428 T-Z 429

GO430 Subject 430 A-B

431 (includes A. Gordon, giving statistics of the total and partial disabilities which exist among our plant employees.)

431A Goodspeed's Book Shop, 1927 C 432 D-E

433 Box 642

433A E. E. Goodno - General - Florida Property



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433B E.E. Goodno - Florida Property - Folder No. 1 Box 643

433C E.E. Goodno - Hotel Property - Folder No. 1 F-G 434 (includes Fred C. Goddard re: four types of stock certificates issued

by Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited.) H-I 435 J-K 436 L-M 437 N-S 438 T-Z 439

Box 644

GR440 Subject 440 A-B 441 C 442 D-E 443 F-G 444 (includes Fred W. Green, Governor of Michigan, re: Capital

Punishment Bill.) H-I 445 J-K

446 446A J. F. Gregory Ways, Georgia, 1927

L-M 447 447A Gregory, Mayer & Thorn, 1927

N-S 448 (includes Ray A. Graham of Graham Brothers Corporation, New York.)

T-Z 449 GRI450

Subject 450 A-B 451 C 452

Box 645

D-E 453 F-G 454 (includes note of thanks for interview from Brigadier General Sir

Gordon Guggisberg, Governor of the Gold Coast of Africa.) H-I 455 (includes Henry J. Guthard re: contribution of $100 to Old Newsboys

Goodfellow Fund; also Harry F. Guggenheim re: report of freight carried by our planes from July 3, 1926 to July 2, 1927.)

J-K 456 L-M 457 N-S



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458 (includes Ramie Griffin re: "Mr. Ford is one of the five largest income tax payers in the United States.")

458A Grosse Pointe, Michigan (Gaukler Pointe) Property, 1924-1927 T-Z 459

H460 Subject 460 A-B 461 C 462 D-E 463 F-G 464 (includes Fritz Hailer re: visit of German Ambassador and Baroness

von Maltzan) H-I

465 465A Henry Haigh, 1927

Box 646

J-K 466 L-M 467 N-S 468 T-Z 469

HAM470 Subject 470 A-B 471 C 472 D-E 473 F-G 474 H-I 475 J-K 476 L-M 477

Box 647

N-S 478 T-Z

479 479A Hamilton Watch Company

HAR480 Subject 480 A-B 481 (includes letter of appreciation from Albert M. Harris, Chairman of

the Board of Harris Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago, re: interview with Mr. Ford.)

C 482 D-E 483 F-G 484 H-I 485 (includes H. A. Harrington re: American Arbitration Association.)

Box 648



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J-K 486 L-M 487 N-S 488 (includes Roland H. Hartley, Governor of Washington, re: Brakes on

"A" Model Ford, also Ralph Harris re: "Automobile Engineering by Edward V. Rickenbacker - clipping)

T-Z 489 (includes Harvard University re: acquiring early school books.) HAT490

Subject 490 A-B 491 C 492 (includes C.E. Hayden re: "Twenty day farming".) D-E 493 F-G 494(includes G. Hazen re: childhood home of John Howard Payne,

author of "Home, Sweet Home".) H-I 495 J-K 496 L-M 497 N-S 498 (includes James D. Dole, President of Hawaiian Pineapple Company,

Ltd., re: their Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Book; also Norval A. Hawkins re: Dearborn Country Club, etc.)

T-Z 499 Box 649

HE500 Subject 500 A-B 501 C 502 D-E 503 F-G 504 H-I 505 J-K 506 L-M 507 N-S 508 T-Z 509

HER510 Subject 510 A-B 511 C 512 D-E 513 F-G 514 H-I 515 J-K 516 L-M 517 N-S 518 T-Z 519

Box 650



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HI520 Subject 520 A-B 521 C 522 D-E 523 F-G 524 H-I 525 J-K 526 (includes re: interview with John Wesley Hill, Chancellor of Lincoln

Memorial University and gift of McGuffey Readers.) L-M 527 N-S 528 T-Z 529

HO530 Subject 530 A-B 531 C 532 (includes invitation from Joseph N. Dinaud, president of Holy Cross

College, Worcester, Massachusetts.) D-E 533 F-G 534 H-I 535 J-K 536

Box 651

L-M 537 N-S 538 T-Z 539 (includes Wetmore Hodges of General Seafoods Corporation,

Gloucester, Massachusetts also William G. Holman of The Southland Guano Company, Greensboro, N. C. - both refer to personal interviews, etc.)

HOM540 Subject 540 A-B 541 C 542 D-E 543 F-G 544 H-I 546 J-K 546 L-M 547 (includes Household League Employment Bureau of Boston, re:

hiring of household help for Dearborn residence.) Box 652

N-S 548 (includes H. William Klare, Manager of Hotel Statler, Detroit, re: Mrs. Ford's election as President of the Woman's National Farm and Garden Association.)

T-Z 549



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549A Hotel Woodward - Case vs Ford Motor Company Box 653

HU550 Subject 550 A-B 551 (includes A. Huetter of Huetter-Premier Machine Company of

Detroit - former Ford Motor Company Employee) C 552 D-E

553 553A Edward S. Huff re: Case of Huff vs Ford, 1927

F-G 554 H-I 555 J-K

556 556A The J. L. Hudson Company, 1927

L-M 557 (includes Dr. Miller Reese Hutchison, Engineer of New York, formerly with Thos. A. Edison re: purchase of Lincoln car)

N-S 558 T-Z 559

Box 654

I560 Subject

560 560A Insurance - Automobiles

A-B 561 C

562 (includes resignation of Mr. and Mr. Ford from Ingleside Club, Detroit.)

562A Interstate Commerce Commission, 1927 D-E 563 F-G 564 (includes The Interstate Grocer re: Ford Motor Company

Commissary Stores.) H-I 565 J-K 566 L-M 567 N-S

568 568A Ironton, Ohio re: paving of streets

T-Z 569 (includes Illinois Watch Company re: display of watches and their advertising agents, Gundlach Advertising Company re: "Mr. Ford's" article "On Time")

Box 655

J570



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Subject 570 A-B

571 571A Jefferson Avenue Property

C 572 D-E 573 F-G 574 H-I 575 (includes personal invitation from Harry M. Jewett.) J-K 576 L-M 577 N-S 578 T-Z 579 (includes re: Thomas Jefferson Centennial Foundation.)

Box 656

JO580 Subject 580 A-B 581 C 582 D-E 583 F-G 584 H-I

585 (includes Irwin C. Johnson, Director, Division of Boys' Work, diocese of Michigan - Episcopal - re: gift of 2 boats for Camp Frisbie and the Chapel.)

585A Johnson & Higgins (Insurance) J-K 586 (includes James A. Johnston, former warden of San Quentin Prison

re: visit to prison in 1915, etc.) L-M 587 N-S 588 T-Z 589

Box 657

JON590 Subject 590 A-B 591 C 592 D-E 593 F-G 594 H-I 595 J K 596 L-M 597 N-S 598 T-Z 599

K600 Subject 600 A-B 601 (includes "get well note" from Albert Kahn.)



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C 602 D-E 603 F-G 604 H-I 605 J-K 606 L-M 607 N-S 608 (includes Saburo Kato re: Japanese transactions of Mr. Ford's books.) T-Z 609

Box 658

KE610 Subject 610 A-B 611 C 612 (includes get well note from Chas. C. Kellogg, Postmaster of Detroit.) D-E 613 F-G 614 H-I

615 615A-C Kelly, Halla, Peacock, Inc. (Insurance)

October-December 1927 July-September 1927

Box 659

January-June 1927 J-K 616 L-M 617 N-S 618 T-Z 619

Box 660

KI620 Subject 620 A-B 621 C 622 D-E 623 F-G 924 H-I 625 (includes re: Mr. Ford entertaining the Executive Council of the

American Hotel Association, with luncheon at Botsford Inn, and an airplane trip over the city in a Ford Motor Company plane.)

J-K 626 L-M 627 N-S 628 T-Z 629

Box 661

KN630



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Subject 630 A-B

631 631A Albert Krell (Cincinnati, Ohio), 1927

C 632 D-E 633 F-G 634 (includes F. Kraissl of Corning Glass Works re: electric power, etc.,

for airplanes.) H-I 635 J-K 636 L-M 637 N-S 638 T-Z 639

Box 662

L640 Subject 640 A-B 641 (includes personal letter from Arthur J. Lacy, Attorney; also re:

James Couzens Income Tax Cases.) C 642 (includes Charles E. Lapham - old Dearborn Neighbor) D-E

643 643A David P. Lapham - Estate

F-G 644 H-I 645 J-K 646 L-M 647 N-S 648 T-Z 649

Box 663

LAR650 Subject 650 A-B 651 C 652 D-E 653 F-G

654 654A Frank Lawton re: antiques 1923-1926-1927; Miss Potter's suit

against Mr. Lawton H-I 655 (includes "get well" note from Harry Lauder.) J-K 656 L-M 657 N-S 658 T-Z 659



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Box 664 LE660

Subject 660 660A Leases Expiring A-B 661 C 662 Lenawee Count County Telephone Company (Detroit, Toledo &

Ironton Railroad Company) D-E 663 F-G 664 H-I 665 J-K 666 L-M 667 N-S 668 T-Z 669 (includes Sir William Letts, English Managing Director of Willys

Overland Crossley, re: selling stock of Ford Motor Company of England to English public, visit to Dearborn, etc.)

Box 665

LI670 Subject 670 (includes Liberty Magazine comparison of new car registration

for 1926 and the first six months of 1927) A-B 671 (includes letter of encouragement addressed to Ben B. Lindsay,

Judge of the Juvenile and Family Court, Denver, Colorado.) C 672 D-E 673 F-G 674 (includes Gustav Lindenthal, New York Consulting Engineer,

complaining re: low height of latest style cars) H-I 675 J-K 676 L-M 677

N-S 678 678A Lima, Ohio Bids on Houses (Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad

Company) T-Z

679 (includes "get well" telegram from Thomas Lipton.) 679A Liberty Weekly, Inc. (includes comparison of 1925 and 1926 new

car registration.) Box 666

LO680 Subject A-B 681 C 682 D-E 683



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F-G 684 H-I 685 J-K 686 L-M

687 687 L. W. Loney (Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company)

N-S 688 (includes 1927 Life Membership Card in Loyal Order of Moose.) T-Z 689

Box 667

LU690 Subject 690 A-B 691 C 692 D-E 693 F-G 694 H-I

695 695A Lucking, Hanlon, Lucking and Van Auken

J-K 696 L-M 697 N-S 698 T-Z 699

M700 Subject 700 A-B 701 C 702 D-E 703 F-G 704

Box 668

H-I 705 J-K 706 L-M 707 N-S 708 T-Z 709

MAL710 Subject 710 A-B 711 C 712 D-E 713 F-G 714 H-I 715 J-K 716

Box 669



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L-M 717 N-S 718 T-Z 719 (includes "get well" telegram from George F. Rand, President of

Marine Trust Company, Buffalo, New York.) MAS720

Subject 720 A-B 721 C 722 D-E 723 F-G 724 H-I 725 J-K 726

Box 670

L-M 727 N-S 728 T-Z 729

McA730 Subject 730 A-B 731 C 732 D-E 733 F-G 734

Box 671

H-I 735 735A McGuffeyites of Indiana

J-K 736 L-M 737 (includes Lee S. McCollester, D. D., Dean, Tufts College and one of

the Wayside Inn "Fraters".) N-S 738 T-Z 739

Box 672

McK740 Subject 740 A-B 741 C 742 D-E 743 F-G 744 H-I 745 J-K 746 L-M 747 N-S 748 T-Z 749



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Box 673

ME750 Subject

750 750A Memorandums (includes description of "Melrose Abbey"

Roxburghshire, Scotland.) A-B 751 C 752 D-E 753 F-G 754 H-I 755 J-K 756 L-M 757 N-S 758 T-Z 759

MER760 Subject 760 A-B 761 C 762 D-E 763 F-G 764 H-I 765 J-K 766 L-M 767 (includes Metropolitan Life Insurance Company re: cutting oils.) N-S 768 T-Z 769

Box 674 MI770

Subject 770 A-B

771 771A Michigan Bell Telephone Company

C 772 772A The Michigan Central Railroad Company 772B The Michigan Central Railroad Company re: short-cut canal bridge

case. D-E 773 (includes D. R. Middleton re: Morkrum-Kleinschmidt Corporation

report published in "Management" of our use of teletypes.) H. P. Gould Company - Publishers.

F-G 774 Box 675

H-I 775



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J-K 776 L-M 777 N-S

778 (includes Michigan State Library re: review of Henry Ford by Joseph Gregoire de Roulhac.)

778A Michigan Public Utilities Commission 778B State of Michigan 778C Michigan State Highway Commission

T-Z 779 Box 676

MIN780 Subject 780 A-B 781 C 782 D-E 783 (includes Donald D. Mitchell of Faulkner & Colony Company, New

York, re: Tailoring) F-G 784 H I 785 J-K 786 L-M

787 787A Manley F. Miner (Jack Miner), 1927

N-S 788 788A-C Mine Spurs to be abandoned - E.G. Liebold's Files

January 5 June 10

Box 677

November 15 T-Z 789

MO790 Subject 790 A-B 791 C 792 D-E 793 F-G 794 H-I 795 J-K 796 L-M 797 N-S 798 T-Z 799

Box 678

MOR800



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Subject 800 A-B 801 (includes re: Mrs. Ford's invitation to Anne Morgan, to visit Henry

Ford Hospital.) C 802 D-E 803 F-G 804 H-I 805 (includes gift of autographed copies of "My Life and Work" and

"Today and Tomorrow" to Mount Holyoke College, also James Couzens and Henry S. Morgan re: Dearborn Country Club Membership.)

J-K 806 L-M 807 N-S 808 T-Z

809 809A Ward R. Morris, 1927

Box 679

MU810 Subject

810 810A Music


Box 680

N820 Subject 820 A-B 821 C

822 822A Newspaper Clippings, 1927

F-G 824 (includes letters to Western Branches etc re: cars for Frank A. Newell, Vice President of National Shawmut Bank, Boston.)

H-I 825 J-K 826 (includes J. W. Newbern re: locomotive "Satilla".) L-M 827

Box 681



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N-S 828 (includes Olga Nethersole of The People's League of Health - England)

T-Z 829 (includes New York Herald Tribune re: death of Judge E. H. Gary,

August 15, 1927.) 829A National University of Ireland (Dublin) re: Honorary Degree of

Doctor of Law conferred upon Henry Ford, July 15, 1927.) 829B William G. Nagel vs Toledo-Detroit Railroad Company 829C New York Central Railroad Company, 1927 829D New York Trust Company 829E New York Trust Company re: Cook, Nathan, Lehman Bill

Box 682

NI830 Subject 830 A-B 831 C

832 832A Nursery Catalogues

D-E 833 F-G 834 H-I 835 J-K 836 L-M 837 N-S

838 838A Nicholas & Shepard Company (portable engines), 1927

T-Z 839 839A Norfolk & Western Railroad Company

Box 683

O840 Subject 840 A-B 841 C 842 D-E 843 F-G 844 H-I 845 J-K 846 (includes J. D. Oliver, President of Oliver Chilled Plow Works.) L-M 847

Box 684

N-S 848 848A State of Ohio, 1927



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T-Z 849 (includes T. V. O'Connor, Chairman of United States Shipping Board, re: rumor of Ford Factory at Athens, Greece.)

OM850 Subject 850 (includes "get well" telegram from Prince Orloff, Salbris,

France.) A-B 851 C 852 D-E 853 F-G 854 H-I 855 J-K 856 L-M 857 N-S 858 T-Z 859

Box 685

P860 Subject 860 A-B 861 (includes invitation to Alejandro Padilla, Spanish Ambassador.) C 862 D-E 863 F-G 864 H-I 865 (includes re: gift of St. Christopher Token, from Bishop Herman

Page.) J-K 866 L-M 867 (includes Lady Muriel Paget's request for interview)

Box 686

N-S 868 (includes R. D. F. Paul, Advertisement Manager of "The Mator" English Magazine enclosing interview with Sir William Letts, managing director of Willys Overland Crossley, re: his visit with Mr. Ford at Dearborn; also re: visit of Mahmond Samy Pasha, Egyptian Minister.)

T-Z 869 (includes Wright A. Patterson, editor in chief of Western Newspaper Union re: Poem "The Noble Enterprise" by O. Lawrence Hawthorne - permission to reprint)

PE870 Subject

870 870A Pecans

A-B 871 C 872 D-E 873 (includes re: Company pass issued to E. LeRoy Pelletier) F-G 874 (includes re: autographed photograph sent to Captain F. J. Pearson of

15th U. S. Infantry, Tongshan, China.)



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Box 687 H-I 875 J-K 876 L- M

877 877A Pere Marquette Railway Company 877B Pere Marquette Railway Company - Eagle Grade Separation

N-S 878 878A The Pennsylvania Railroad

T-Z 879 Box 688

PH880 Subject 880 A-B 881 C 882 D-E 883 F-G 884 H-I 885 J-K 886 L-M 887 N-S 888(includes A. D. Cronin, President of Pine Ridge Coal Company,

Detroit, fellow employee of Mr. Ford's at Wormer Machinery Company in 1902.)

T-Z 889 Box 689

PO890 Subject 890 A-B 891 C 892 (includes C.E. Powell re: Mr. Ford's contribution of $10 to the Brighten

The Corner Community Club of Johannesburg, Michigan.) D-E 893 F-G 894 (includes re: visit etc., of Sir Felix J. C. Pole, General Manager of

Great Western Railway, England.) H-I 895 J-K 896 L-M 897 N-S 898 T-Z 899

Box 690

PR900 Subject 900 A-B 901



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C 902 (includes "thank you for interview" from Charles W. Price, chairman

of the board of International Trade Press, Inc.) 902A Proudfoot Chinsl & Company, Inc., also known as Proudfoot's

Commercial Agency.) D-E 903 F-G 904 H-I 905 (includes copy of address from Station WHAP February 9, 1927 by

Hickman Price - re: Henry Ford) Box 691

J-K 906 L-M 907 (includes "Thank You" letter for interview from Loren L. Prescott,

Vice President of The Prescott Company, Menominee, Michigan.) N-S 908 T-Z 909 (includes inquiry re: acquisition of Dearborn Independent from

Theodore H. Price, Editor of Commerce and Finance.) Q910


Box 692

R920 Subject 920 A-B 921 C 922 D-E 923 F-G 924 H-I 925 I-K 926 L-M 927(includes re: gift of a miniature copy of the Bible in Hebrew script on

parchment paper, from Max Radin.) N-S 928 T-Z 929

Box 693

RE930 Subject 930



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A-B 931 C 932 D-E 933 F-G 934 (includes "get well" telegram from Gordon Rentschler of New York.) H-I 935 I-K 936 L-M 937 N-S 938 T-Z 939

Box 694

RI940 Subject 940 A-B 941 C 942 D-E 943 F-G 944 H-I 945 I-K 946 L-M 947 N-S 948 T-Z 949

Box 695

RO950 Subject 950 A-B 951 C 952 D-E 953 (includes Earl Lewis Rockwood re: 24 hour endurance race, June 21

and 22, 1906 at State Fair Grounds, Detroit.) F-G 954 H-I 955 J-K 956 (includes letter of congratulation re: new car from J. A. Roe of

Detroit - witness in Selden Patent Suit; also re: St. Francis Home.) L-M 957 N-S 958 T-Z 959(includes letter of thanks from Mrs. Will Rogers.)

ROL960 Subject 960 A-B 961 C 962 D-E 963 F-G 964 H-I 965 J-K 966



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L-M 967(includes Dr. Ludwig Roselius of Bremen, Germany re: appointment, etc.)

N-S 968 T-Z 969

Box 696

RU970 Subject

970 970A Rubber (miscellaneous) 970B Brazilian Rubber

A-B 971 C 972 D-E

973 973A Dr. Edward A. Rumely (New York)

F-G 974 H-I 975 J-K 976 L-M 977 N-S 978 T-Z 979

Box 697

S980 Subject 980 A-B 981 C 982 D-E 983 F-G 984 H-I 985 J-K

986 986A The St. Johns Co-operative Company (Detroit, Toledo & Ironton

Railroad Company) L-M 987 (includes Leon Samuels, Vice President of The Outlook Company.) N-S 988 T-Z 989

Box 698

SCH990 Subject 990 A-B 991 C 992 (includes letter of introduction for Clara Schaefer.) D-E 993 F-G 994



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H-I 995 J-K 996 L-M 997 N-S 998 T-Z 999

SCHN1000 Subject 1000 A-B 1001 C 1002 D-E 1003 F-G 1004 H-I 1005 J-K 1006 L-M 1007 N-S 1008 T-Z 1009 (includes Will M. Scott, early employee - No. 8 on pay roll of

original Detroit Automobile Company) Box 699

SE1010 Subject 1010 A-B 1011 (includes Service Auto Company, Jamestown, Tennessee, re: gift of

2 Fordson Tractors to Alvin C. York Industrial Institute.) C

1012 (includes Sesqui-Centennial of American Independence and the Thomas Jefferson Centennial Commission of the United States.)

1012A Sesqui-Centennial of American Independence. D-E 1013 F-G 1014 H-I 1015 J-K 1016 L-M 1017 N-S 1018 T-Z 1019

Box 700

SH1020 Subject 1020 A-B 1021 (includes Bob Sherwood, last of the Barnum Clowns.) C 1022 D-E 1023 (includes Viscount E. Shibusawa of Tokyo, Japan.) F-G 1024 H-I

1025 1025A Hugh Shields (Dexter Property), 1927

J-K 1026



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L-M 1027 N-S 1028 T-Z 1029 (includes William E. Shields re: high speed motor cars.)

Box 701

SI1030 Subject 1030 A-B 1031 C 1032 D-E 1033 F-G 1034 H-I 1035 J-K 1036 L-M 1037 N-S 1038 T-Z 1039 (includes William S. Sims, Rear Admiral, U. S. N.)

Box 702

SM1040 Subject 1040 A-B 1041 C 1042 D-E 1043 F-G 1044 H-I 1045 J-K 1046 L-M 1047 N-S 1048 T-Z 1049

Box 703

SN1050 Subject 1050 A-B 1051 C 1052 D-E 1053 F-G 1054 H-I 1055 J-K 1056 L-M 1057 N-S

1058 1058 A-C The Solvay Process Company

General Contract



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Re: purchase of land on Zug and Brady Island (Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad)

T-Z 1059 Box 704

SP1060 Subject 1060 A-B 1061 C 1062 D-E 1063 F-G 1064 H-I 1065 J-K 1066 L-M 1067 N-S 1068 T-Z 1069

ST1070 Subject 1070 A-B 1071

Box 705

C 1072 D-E 1073 F-G 1074 H-I 1075 J-K 1076 L-M 1077

Box 706

N-S 1078 (includes Stephen T. Stackpole, General Freight Agent of The

Pennsylvania Railroad re: Sir Felix Pole.) 1078A Captain Perry T. Stakes (Master of Yacht Sialia- includes gift of

Lincoln Sedan.) 1078B Standard Oil Company (General Correspondence), 1927 1078C Standard Oil Company Jackson, Ohio 1079D Standard Statistics Company, Inc., New York

T-Z 1079 Box 707

STO1080 Subject 1080 A-B 1081 C 1082 D-E 1083 F-G 1084



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H-I 1085 J-K 1086 L-M

1087 1087A Styer Walt Milling Company (Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad)

N-S 1088 (includes re: gift of Lincoln Touring Car to General Ronald Storrs, Governor of Jerusalem. Additional references: Hassan Pacha Anis to whom car was sold; Howard Graves Meredith, Detroit; R. M. Gent, Alexandria representative; M. S. Zia, Greece Representative; Howard Carter re: chariot in Tomb of Tut Ankh Amen.)

Box 708

T-Z 1089 (includes Mrs. William Cummings Story, President of National Patriotic Builders of America, Inc., re: Washington Irving House.)

SU1090 Subject 1090 A-B 1091 C 1092 D-E 1093 F-G 1094 H-I 1095 J-K 1096 L-M 1097 (includes Mark Sullivan (writer) re: McGuffey Readers, etc.; also

Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada re: Group Insurance for employees.)

N-S 1098 T-Z 1099

Box 709

T1100 Subject 1100 A-B 1101 C 1102 D-E 1103 F-G 1104 H-I 1105 J-K 1106 L-M 1107 N-S 1108 (includes O. Lloyd Taylor re: Edsel B. Ford.) T-Z

1109 1109A W. W. Taylor (antiques), 1927

Box 710

TH1110 Subject 1110



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A-B 1111 1111A B.E. Tinstman (Fort Myers Florida Property) C 1112 D-E 1113 1113A Tile Drains Agreement F-G 1114 H-I 1115 (includes Huston Thompson re: compilation of figures showing the

difference in attendance of employees at Highland Park plant prior to and since prohibition.)

J-K 1116 (includes John B. Tinham of Northville, Michigan re: Forgiveness of $200 debt; also gift of copy of "Good Morning" to John J. Tigert, the Commissioner of Education, Washington, D.C.)

L-M 1117 N-S 1118 T-Z 1119

TO1120 Subject 1120 A-B 1121 C 1122 D-E 1123 F-G 1124 H-I 125

Box 711

J-K 1126 (includes Joe Toye of the Boston Traveler.) L-M 1127 N-S 1128 T-Z

1129 1129A Toledo & Western Railway Company (Detroit, Toledo & Ironton

Railroad) TU1130

Subject 1130 (includes memo re: "Tutankhamuh".) A-B 1131 C 1132 D-E 1133 F-G 1134 (includes re: resignation of G. B. Tyer of Buffalo Branch.) H-I 1135 J-K 1136 L-M 1137 N-S 1138 T-Z 1139

U1140 Subject 1140



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A-B 1141 C 1142 D-E 1143 F-G 1144 H-I 1145 J-K 1146

Box 712

L-M 1147 (includes re: Mrs. Ford's contribution of $5000 to University of

Michigan League for League Building; also re: gift of Model T Engine to University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.)

1147A Unsigned Letters 1927 N-S

1148 1148A United States Government - Miscellaneous Departments, January-

June 1927 (includes personal letter from A.W. Mellon, secretary of the Treasury; also Life Boats to Red Cross for use in flooded Southern area, also autographed photograph to Jefferson Meyers, Commissioner, United States Shipping Board, Washington, D. C., also Clayton Act in connection with Ford Motor Company - Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company transactions; also application for extension of time re: scrapping of ships.

1148B United States Government - Miscellaneous Departments, June-December 1927 (includes U. S. Engineer Office re: Great Lakes Ship Canal Board; also re: U. S. 2nd Liberty Loan Bonds called for redemption; also copy of address before The American Federation of Labor Convention in Los Angeles, California by Honorable James J.. Davis, U.S. Secretary of Labor, October 4, 1927, that includes a paragraph which mentions Mr. Ford; also re: visit of The French Naval Attaché at Washington, Captain Ed William, accompanied by his wife.)

T-Z 1149 Box 713

V1150 Subject 1150 A-B 1151 C 1152 D-E 1153 F-G 1154 H-I 1155 J-K 1156 L-M 1157

Box 714



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N-S 1158 T-Z 1159

W1160 Subject 1160 A-B 1161 C 1162 D-E 1163 F-G 1164 H-I 1165 J-K 1166 L-M 1167

Box 715

N-S 1168 (includes McGuffey Readers sent to Robert F. Walker, chief Justice,

supreme Court of Missouri.) 1168A Wabash Railway Company

T-Z 1169 1169A Waltham Watch Company, 1927

WAM1170 Subject

1170 1170A Washington

A-B 1171 1927 C

1172 Box 716

1172A Washington Court House - Property S.F. Snider wants to buy (Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company)

1172B Wayne County Road Commissioners January-June 1927 1172C Wayne County Road Commissioners July-December 1927

D-E 1173 (includes Warner Brothers re: loan of Car 999 F-G 1174

Box 717

H-I 1175 (includes Herman G. Wangelin re: Ford Commissary Stores.) 1175A-G Wayside Inn

Accident Reports, 1927 Delivery Orders, 1927 Disbursement statements; Financial Reports, 1927 General Folder, 1927 Investment Accounts, 1927



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Box 718 Hold for Reply Cards, 1927 Reconciliation (Financial Statements), 1927

J-K 1176 L-M 1177 N-S 1178 T-Z 1179

Box 719

WE1180 Subject 1180 A-B 1181 C 1182 D-E 1183 F-G 1184 H-I 1185 J-K 1186 L-M 1187 N-S 1188 T-Z 1189

WEL1190 Subject 1190 A-B 1191 C 1192 (includes Chester H. Westfall of Marland Companies re: patents and

inventions of employees.) D-E 1193 F-G 1194 H-I 1195 J-K 1196 L-M 1197

Box 720

N-S 1198 T-Z

1199 1199A The Western Union Telegraph Company, Inc., 1927

WH1200 Subject 1200 A-B 1201 C 1202 (includes re: painting from Wayside Inn sent to Charles B. Whittelsey,

President of The Hartford Rubber Works Company.) D-E 1203 F-G 1204 H-I 1205 J-K 1206 L-M 1207



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N-S 1208 T-Z 1209

Box 721

WI1210 Subject 1210 A-B 1211 C 1212 D-E 1213 F-G 1214 H-I 1215 J-K 1216 L-M 1217 N-S 1218 (includes congratulations re: new car from Prince William of

Sweden; also personal correspondence with Philips Adams Williams Jr. - Dodge dealer in Springfield, Massachusetts)

T-Z 1219 (includes William H. Williams, chairman of the board of Missouri Pacific Railroad Company re: Bonus and Investment plans)

Box 722

WILM1220 Subject 1220 A-B 1221 C 1222 D-E 1223 F-G 1224 H-I 1225 J-K 1226 L-M 1227 N-S 1228 T-Z 1229

WIN1230 Subject 1230 A-B 1231 C 1232 D-E 1233 F-G 1234 (includes re: Mrs. Ford's contribution of $992.64 to the Women's

Educational and Industrial Union) Box 723

H-I 1235 J-K 1236 L-M 1237 N-S 1238 T-Z 1239

WOO1240



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Subject 1240 A-B 1241 C 1242 D-E 1243 (includes E. T. Wright & Company Inc., of Rockland,

Massachusetts re: Shoes made for Mr. Ford) F-G 1244

Box 724

H-I 1245 J-K 1246 L-M 1247 N-S

1248 1248A The Rudolph Wurlitzer Company, 1927

T-Z 1249 XYZ1250

Subject 1250 A-B 1251 C 1252 D-E 1253 F-G 1254

Box 725

H-K 1255 J-K 1256 L-M 1257 N-S 1258 T-Z

1259 (includes Yale University re: gift of Ford car exhibit magnets; also contains description of similar equipment supplied to Smithsonian Institution in 1923.)

1259A Young Women's Christian Association re: Mr. Ford's Pledge of $75,000. to the National Board.)

Box 726 Box 727

1928 Box 728

A10 Subject 10 A-B 11 C 12



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B-E 13 F-G U H-I 15 J-K 16 L-M 17 N-S 18 T-Z 19

Box 729

Al 20 Subject 20 A-B 21 C 22 D-E 23 F-G 24 H-I 25 J-K 26 L-M 27 N-S 28 T-Z 29

Box 730

Am 30 Subject 30

Antiques (E. G. Liebold) Antiques (Charles Newton)

A-B 31 C 32

Box 731

D-E 33 F-G 34 H-I 35 J-K 36

Box 732

Am 30 L-M 37 N-S 38 T-Z 39 American Taxpayers League

Box 733 Ap40

Subject 40 Applications, South America (April)

A-B 41



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Box 734

C 42 D-E 43 F-G 44 H-I 45 J-K 46 John Arrington L-M 47 N-S 48 T-Z 49

Box 735

At50 Subject 50 A-B 51 C 52 D-E 53 F-G 54 H-I 55 J-K 56 L-M 57 N-S 58 T-Z 59

Box 736

B60 Subject 60 A-B 61 C 62 D-E 63 F-G 64 H-I 65 J-K 66 Professor Joseph Bailie re: Chinese students at Ford Motor Company L-M 67 N-S 68 T-Z 69

Box 737

Bak 70 Subject 70

Banks - Miscellaneous A-I J-R S-Z

Box 738



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A-B 71 C 72 D-E 73

Dearborn State Banks January-June Daily Reports Deferred Payment Plan Old Dearborn State Bank Letters

Box 739

F-G 74 H-I 75 J-K 76 L-M 77 B-S 78

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company T-Z 79

Traverse City State Bank Box 740

Bar 80 Subject 80 A-B 81 C 82 D-E 83 F-G 84 H-I 85 J-K 86 L-M 87 N-S 88 T-Z 89

Box 741

Be 90 Subject 90 A-B 91 C 92 D-E 93 F-G 94 H-I 95 J-K 96 L-M 97 N-S 98 T-Z 99



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Box 742 Ben 100


Berea College D-E 103 F-G 104 H-I 105 J-K 106 L-M 107

Box 743

N-S 108 Berry Schools - January through June

T-Z 109 Box 744

Bi 110 Subject 110 A-B 111 C 112 D-E 113 F-G 114 H-I 115 J-K 116

James Bishop re: Antiques L-M 117 N-S 118 T-Z 119

Box 745

Bl 120 Subject 120 A-B 121 C 122 D-E 123 F-G 124 H-I 125 J-K 126 L-M 127 N-S 128 T-Z 129

Box 746

Bo 130



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Subject 130 Boats

A-B 131 Boston Antique Shop - January through June Alfred Bourget

C 132 D-E 133 F-G 134

Box 747

H-I 135 Botsford Inn Dance on January 18, 1928

J-K 136 L-M 137 N-S 138 T-Z 139

Box 748

Br 140 Subject 140

Brazil - Correspondence re: Lake Ormoc A-B 141

Arthur Brisbane C 142 D-E 143 F-G 144 H-I 145

Box 749

J-K 146 James Brightmore

L-M 149 N-S 148 T-Z 149

Box 750

Bro 150 Subject 150 A-B 151 C 152 D-E 153 F-G 154 H-I 155

Box 751



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J-K 156 L-M 157

Brooklyn, Michigan - Henry Ford property N-S 158 T-Z 159

Box 752

Bu 160 Subject 160 A-B 161 C 162 D-E 163 F-G 164 H-I 165 J-K 166 L-M 167 N-S 168 T-Z 169

Box 753

Bus 170 Subject 170 A-B 171 G 172 D-E 173 F-G 174 H-I 175 J-K 176 L-M 177 N-S 178 T-Z 179

Box 754

C 180 Subject 180 A-B 181 C 182 D-E 183 F-G 184

Box 755

H-I 185 J-K 186 L-M 187 N-S 188 T-Z 189



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Box 756

Car 190 Subject 190

Car Comments A-B 191 C 192 D-E 193

Box 757

F-G 194 H-I 195 J-E 196 L-M 197 N-S 198 T-Z 199

Box 758

Ch 200 Subject 200 A-B 201 C 202

Charter Commission D-E 203 F-G 204 H-I 205

Box 759

J-K 206 L-M 207 N-S 208 T-Z 209

Timothy Chipman re: antique clock Box 760

Cl 210 Subject 210

Clubs - Golf and Country A-B 211 C 212 D-E 213 F-G 214 H-I 215 J-K 216 L-M 217

Charles of London re: Fair Lane Furnishings



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N-S 218 T-Z 219

Box 761

Co 220 Subject 220 A-B 221 C 222 D-E 223 F-G 224 H-I 225

Box 762

J-K 226 L-M 227

Commercial Milling Company Commonwealth of Massachusetts

N-S 228 Columbia Phonograph Company

T-Z 229 Columbia University Press Bookstore

Box 763

Con 230 Subject 230 A-B 231 C 232 D-E 233 F-G 234 H-I 235 J-K 236 N-S 238

R.L. Cooper re: Georgia Property T-Z 239

Box 764

Cor 240 Subject 240 A-B 241 C 242 D-E 243 F-G 244 H-I 245 J-K 246 L-M 247 N-S 248



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T-Z 249 Box 765

Cr 250 Subject 250 A-B 251 Cranes Automotive Reports C 252 D-E 253 F-G 254 F. Hunter Creech H-I 235 J-K 236 L-M 237 N-S 238 T-Z 259

Box 766

Cu 260 Subject 260 A-B 261 C 262 D-E 263 F-G 264 H-I 265 J-K 266 J. W. Curtis - Northville Property L-M 267 N-S 268 T-Z 269

Box 767 D 270 Subject 270 A-B 271

Dance Books & Music (cash report) C 272 D-E 273 F-G 274 H-I 275 J-K 276 L-M 277 N-S 278 T-Z 279

Box 768

Dav 280 Subject 280



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Box 769

De 290 Subject 290 A-B 291 C 292

City of Dearborn - Nollar Farm Subdivision Box 770

Dearborn Country Club - Statements Box 771

City of Detroit Proposed Sewer to Empty in Rouge Water Main and Water Service Agreement

Box 772

D-E 293 Detroit Edison Company

F-G 294 Dearborn and Fordson Consolidation

H-I 295 Detroit & Ironton Railroad Company - West Road Grade Separation

Box 773

J-K 296 L-M 297 N-S 298

Dearborn Publishing Company Mailing Reports

Dearborn Realty & Construction Company Box 774

T-Z 299 Dearborn Township

Ellis Avenue - Closing Ann Arbor Road Dearborn Water Works



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Operating Statements 1923-1928 Village of Wayne

Box 775

Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company Mr. Brubaker and Mr. Hayman Mr. Liebhar Mr. Ruddiman and Mr. Anderson Mr. Stradling and Mr. Lemley Mr. Straub Accident Reports Communications re: the "FairLane"

Box 776

Encroachments Locomotive Reports

Box 777

Watches January - June Distribution of Time

Detroit Trust Company Detroit United Railway Company

Box 778

Di 300 Subject 300 A-B 301 C 302 D-E 303 F-G 304 H-I 305 J-K 306 L-M 307 N-S 308 T-Z 309

Do 310 Subject 310 A-B 310 C 311 D-E 312 F-G 313 H-I 314 J-K 315 L-M 316 N-S 317



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T-Z 318 Box 779

Dr 320 Subject 320 A-B 321 C 322

Charles E. Duryea D-E 323 F-G 324 H-I 325

Henry A. Dreer J-K 326 L-H 327 N-S 328 T-Z 329

Box 780

E 330 Subject 330 A-B 331

Edison Botanic Research Corporation C 332 D-E 333 F-G 334 H-I 335 J-K 336 L-M 337 N-S 338

Edison Pioneers Box 781

T-Z 339 Mrs. Thomas A. Edison, Mrs. Thomas A. Edison, Jr. Thomas A. Edison (January-December)

El 340 Object 340

Trip to England Letters Box 782

A-B 341 C 342 D-E 343 F-G 344 H-I 345 J-K 346



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L-M 347 N-S 348 T-Z 349

Box 783

Ep 350 Subject 350 A-B 351 C 352 D-E 353

Box 784

F-G 354 H-I 355 J-K 356 L-M 357 N-S 358 T-Z 359

Box 785

F 360 Subject 360 A-B 361 C 362 D-E 363 F-G 364 H-I 365 J-K 366 L-M 367 N-S 368 T-Z 369

W.W. Fariss Box 786

Fi 370 Subject 370 A-B 371 C 372 D-E 373

Dutee W. Flint F-G 374 H-I 375

Harvey Firestone J-K 376



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Box 787 L-M 377 N-S 378 T-Z 379

Fo 380 Subject 380 A-B 381

Fordson Board of Education C 382 D-E 383

Edsel Ford F-G 384 H-I 385

Mr. Henry Ford Mrs. Henry Ford Henry Ford Farms Henry Ford Residence

Box 788

Henry Ford & Son, Cork, Ireland Henry Ford Flour Mills

Cost of Production Henry Ford Hospital

Daily Reports Patient Reports

Box 789

J-K 386 L-M 387

Ford Motor Company Atlanta Belgium Berlin Brazil Buenos Aires, Argentina Buffalo Canada Charlotte Chester, Pennsylvania Chicago

Box 790

Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dallas



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Dearborn General (January-December)

Box 791

S. M. Buckberry Frank Campsall Cashier's Office (L. F. Becker & Charles Miller) Construction Engineer (B. R. Brown) Engineer (T. W. Blinn, F. C. McFarland, H. R. Ormond) Chemical Laboratories (J. M. McCloud) Electrical Engineer (C. R. Voorhess, A. F. Newman) William Gregory James Humberstone Johansson Division Legal

E. A. Cullen E. L. Davis

Box 792

E. G. Liebold William Robertson and George Kirby

Box 793

Absent and Tardy Reports Sale of Presses Weekly Medical Reports

Denmark Denver Des Moines Detroit

Auditing Department Disbursement Department Instructions to Branches Legal: C. B. Longley, J. M. Cahill, E. J. Matz Office of the President: Edsel Ford, A. J. Lepine, J. Crawford Purchasing Department Sales Department (F. L. Rockelman) By-Products Secretary's Office: B. J. Craig, A. A. Jenkins, F. A. Thomson Service Department: E. P. Hobart, F. M. Van Consant Traffic Department Trade School (F. E. Searle)

Box 794

Fargo Finland Flat Rock



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Fordson July-December January-June Advertising Department: A. R. Barbier, F. L. Black, B. R.

Donaldson Auditing Department Building and Construction Engineering (A. Johnston) Disbursement Department Employment (A. E. Wilson) Engineering Department: T. W. Blinn, F. C. McFarland, H. H.

Ormond, F. W. Kasten Box 795

Legal: C. B. Longley, J. M. Cahill, E. J. Matz, 0. Z. Ide Office of the President: Edsel Ford, A. J. Lepine, J. Crawford Purchasing Department Sales Department (F. L. Rockelman)

By-Products Johansson Sales Division

Secretary's Office: B. J. Craig, A. A. Jenkins, F. A. Thomson Service Department Sociological Department (F. W. Andrews) Superintendents Office (P. E. Martin) Traffic Department

Box 796

France Glassmere Green Island Hamilton Havana, Cuba. Houston Indianapolis Iron Mountain Jacksonville Kansas City L'Anse Lincoln Plant

Service Bulletin Los Angeles Louisville Manchester, England Memphis Mexico City, Mexico Milwaukee Montevideo, Uruguay



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New Orleans Box 797

New York September-December January-August

Norfolk Northville Oklahoma City Omaha Phoenix Pittsburgh Plymouth Portland Rotterdam. Holland Salt Lake City San Francisco Seattle Somerville St. Louis St. Paul Trieste, Italy

Box 798

Washington Yokohama, Japan

N-S 388 T-Z 389

Box 799

Fr 390 Subject 390 A-B 391 C 392 D-E 393 F-G 394 H-I 395

Franklin Institute (Elliott Cresson medal awarded Henry Ford) J-K 396

Box 800

L-M 397 N-S 398 T-Z 399

G 400 Subject 400



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A-B 401 C 402 D-E 403 F-G 404

Box 801

H-I 405 J-K 406 L-M 407 N-S 408 T-Z 409

Ge 410 Subject 410 A-B 411 C 412 D-E 413

General Electric Company F-G 414 H-I 415 J-K 416

Box 802

L-M 417 N-S 418 T-Z 419

Gi 420 Subject 420 A-B 421 C 422 D-E 423 F-G 424

Box 803

H-I 425 J-K 426 L-M 427 N-S 428 T-Z 429


Goodspeed's Book Shop C 432

Box 804

D-E 433



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E.E. Goodno Florida property

Box 805

F-G 434 H-I 435 J-K 436 L-M 437 N-S 438 T-Z 439

Gr 440 Subject 440 A-B 441 C 442 D-E 443

Box 806

F-G 444 H-I 445 J-K 446

J. F. Gregory (Richmond Hill Plantation) L-M 447 N-S 448 T-Z 449

Box 807

Gri 450 Subject 450 A-B 451 C 4-52 D-E 453 F-G 454 H-I 455 J-K 456 L-M 457

Box 808

N-S 458 T-Z 459

H 460 Subject 460 A-B 461 C 462 D-B 463 F-G 464 H-I 465



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Box 809

L-M 467 N-S 468 T-Z 469

Ham 470 Subject 470 A-B 471 C 472 D-E 473 F-G 474 H-I 475

Box 810

J-K 476 L-M 477 N-S 478 T-Z 479

Hamilton Watch Company Har 480

Subject 480 A-B 481 C 482 D-E 483

Box 811

F-G 484 H-I 485 J-K 486 L-M 487 N-S 488 T-Z 489

Box 812

Hat 490 Subject 490 A-B 491 C 492 D-E 493 F-G 494 H-I 495 J-K 496 L-M 497 N-S 498 T-Z 499



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Box 813 He 500


Box 814

L-M 507 N-S 508 T-Z 509

William P. Henszey Her 510

Subject 510 A-B 511 C 512 D-E 513 F-G 514

Box 815

H-I 515 J-K 516

Jacob Herbert and "Fellow" (dog) L-M 517 N-S 518 T-Z 519

Hi 520 Subject 520 A-B 521 C 522 D-E 523

Box 816

F-G 524 H-I 525 J-K 526 L-M 527 N-S 528 T-Z 529

Box 817

Ho 530 Subject 530



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A-B 531 C 532 D-E 533 F-G 534 H-I 535 J-K 536

Box 818

L-M 537 N-S 538 T-Z 539

Hom 540 Subject 540 A-B 541

Home Acres Box 819

C 542 D-E 543 F-G 544 H-I 545 J-K 546 L-M 547

Box 820

N-S 548 T-Z 549

Hu 550 Subject 550 A-B 551 C 552 D-E 553 F-G 554

Box 821

H-I 555 J-K 556 L-M 557 N-S 558 T-Z 559

Box 822

I 560 Subject 560

Insurance (yacht Sialia) A-B 561



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C 562 Interstate Commerce Commission

D-E 563 F-G 564 H-I 565

Box 823

J-K 566 L-M 567 N-S 568 T-Z 569

J 570 Subject 570 A-B 571 C 572 D-E 573 F-G 574

Francis Jehl, re: antiques Box 824

H-I 575 J-K 576 L-M 577 N-S 578 T-Z 579

Box 825

Jo 580 Subject 580 A-B 581 C 582 D-E 583 F-G 584 H-I 585

Johnson & Higgins Box 826

J-K 586 L-M 587 N-S 588

R. P. Johnson T-Z 589

Box 827

Jon 590 Subject 590



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A-B 591 C 592 D-E 593 F-G 594 H-I 595 J-K 596 L-M 597 N-S 598

Box 828

K 600 Subject 600 A-B 601 C 602

Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railroad Company D-E 603 F-G 604 H-I 605 J-K 606 L-M 607 N-S 608 T-Z 609

Box 829

Ke 610 Subject 610 A-B 611 C 612 D-E 613 F-G 614

Box 830

H-I 615 Kelly Halla Peacock, Inc.

October - December Jane - September

Box 831

April - May January - March

Box 832

J-K 616 L-M 617 N-S 618 T-Z 619



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Box 833

Ki 620 Subject 620 A-B 621 C 622 D-E 623 F-G 624 H-I 625

Box 834

J-K 626 L-M 627 N-S 628 T-Z 629

Box 835

Kn 630 Subject 630 A-B 631 C 632 D-E 633 F-G 634

Box 836

H-I 635 J-K 636 L-M 637 N-S 638 T-Z 639

Box 837

L 640 Subject 640 A-B 641 C 642 D-E 643 F-G 644 H-I 645 J-K 646 L-M 647 N-S 648 T-Z 649

L'Anse Water Supply Box 838



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Lar 650 Subject 650 A-B 651 C 652 D-E 653 F-G 654 H-I 655 J-K 656 L-M 657 N-S 658 T-Z 659

Box 839

Le 660 Subject 660 A-B 661 C 662 D-E 663 F-G 664 H-I 665 J-K 666

Box 840

L-M 667 N-S 668 T-Z 669

Box 841

Li 670 Subject 670 A-B 671 C 672 D-E 673 F-G 674 H-I 675 J-K 676

Box 842

L-M 677 Lincoln Memorial University

Folder 1 Box 843

Folder 2 Folder 3

N-S 678



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T-Z 679 Box 844

Lo 680 Subject 680 A-B 681 G 682 D-E 683 F-G 684 H-I 685 J-K 686 L-M 687

L. W. Loney N-S 688 T-Z 689

Box 845

Lu 690 Subject 690 A-B 691 C 692 D-E 693 F-G 694 H-I 695

Lucking, Hanlon, Lucking & Van Auken J-K 696 L-M 697 N-S 698 T-Z 699

Box 846

M700 Subject 700 A-B 701 C 702 D-E 703 F-G 704 H-I 705 J-K 706 L-M 707 N-S 708 T-Z709

Box 847

Mal710 Subject 710



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A-B 711 C 712 D-E 713 F-G 714 H-I 715 J-K 716 L-M 717 M-S 718 T-Z 719

Box 848

Mas 720 Subject 720 A-B 721 C 722 D-E 723 F-G 724 H-I 725 J-K 726 L-M 727 H-S 728 T-Z 729

Box 849

McA 730 Subject 730 A-S 731 C 732 D-E 733 F-G 734 H-I 735 J-K 736 L-M 737 N-S 738 T-Z 739

Box 850

McK 740 Subject 740 A-B 741 C 742 D-E 743 F-G 744 H-I 745 J-K 746 L-M 747



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N-S 748 T-Z 749

Box 851

Me 750 Subject 750 A-B 751 C 752 D-E 753 F-G 754 H-I 755 J-K 756 L-M 757 N-S 758 T-Z 759

Box 852

Mer 760 Subject 760 A-B 761 C 762 D-E 763 F-G 764 H-I 765 J-K 766 L-M 767 N-S 768 T-Z 769

Mi 770 Subject 770 A-B 771

Michigan Bell Telephone Company C 772

Michigan Central Railroad D-E 773 F-G 774

Box 853

H-I 775 J-K 776 L-M 777 N-S 778

State of Michigan Highway Department Petition for Highway, Flat Rock and Carleton Public Utilities Commission



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T-Z 779 Box 854

Min 780 Subject 780 A-B 781 C 782 D-E 783 F-G 784 H-I 785 J-K 786 L-M 787

Manley F. Miner N-S 788 T-Z 789

Box 855

Mo 790 Subject 790 A-B 791 C 792 D-E 793 F-G 794 H-I 795 J-K 796 L-M 797 N-S 798 T-Z 799

Box 856

Mor 800 Subject 800 A-B 801 C 802 D-E 803 F-G 804 H-I 805 J-K 806 L-M 807

Box 857

N-S 808 T-Z 809

Ward R. Morris Box 858



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Mu 810 Subject 810 A-B 811 C 812 D-E 813 F-G 814 H-I 815 J-K 816 L-M 817 N-S 818 T-Z 819

Box 859

N 820 Subject 820 A-B 821 C 822

Newspaper Clippings D-E 823

Box 860

H-I 825 National High School Orchestra Association

J-K 826 L-M 827 N-S 828 T-Z 829

New York Central Railroad New York Trust Company

Box 861

Ni 830 Subject 830 A-B 831 C 832 D-E 833 F-G 834 H-I 835 J-K 836 L-M 837 N-S 838

Nicholas & Shepard Northview Subdivision

T-Z 839 Box 862



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O 840 Subject 840 A-B 841 C 842 D-E 843 F-G 844 H-I 845 J-K 846 L-M 847 N-S 848

Old Safe State of Ohio

T-Z 849 Box 863

Om 850 Subject 850 A-B 851 C 852

Order of the Crown of Romania (given Mr. Ford) D-E 853 F-G 854 H-I 855 J-K 856 L-M 857 N-S 858 T-Z 859

Box 864

P 860 Subject 860 A-B 861 C 862 D-E 863 F-G 864 H-I 865 J-K 866

Box 865

L-M 867 N-S 868 T-Z 869

Pe 870 Subject 870

Pecans A-B 871



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C 872 Box 866

D-E 873 F-G 874 H-I 875 J-K 876 L-M 877 N-S 878 T-Z 879

Box 867

Ph 880 Subject 880 A-B 881 C 882 D-E 883 F-G 884 H-I 885 J-K 886 L-M 887 N-S 888 T-Z 889

Box 868

Po 890 Subject 890 A-B 891 C 892 D-E 893 F-G 894 H-I 895 J-K 896 L-M 897 N-S 898 T-Z 899

Box 869

Pr 900 Subject 900 A-B 901 C 902 D-E 903 F-G 904 H-I 905 J-K 906



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L-M 907 Premier Mill Corporation

N-S 908 T-Z 909

Box 870

Q 910 Subject 910 A-B 911 C 912 D-E 913 F-G 914 H-I 915 J-K 916 L-M 917 N-S 918 T-Z 919

R 920 Subject 920

Ramie A-B 921 C 922 D-E 923 F-G 924 H-I 925 J-K 926 L-M 927 N-S 928 T-Z 929

Box 871

Re 930 Subject 930 A-B 931 C 932 D-E 933 F-G 934 H-I 935 J-K 936 L-M 937 N-S 938 T-Z 939

Box 872

Ri 940 Subject 940



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Box 873

Ro 950 Subject 950 A-B 951 C 952 D-E 953 F-G 954 H-I 955 J-K 956 L-M 957 N-S 958 T-Z 959

Box 874

Rol 960 Subject 960 A-B 961 C 962 D-E 963 F-G 964 H-I 965 J-K 966 L-M 967 N-S 968 T-Z 969

Box 875

Ru 970 Subject 970

Rubber Rubber, Brazilian

A-B 971 C 972 D-E 973

Edward A. Rumely F-G 974



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H-I 975 J-K 976 L-M 977 N-S 978 T-Z 979

Box 876

S 980 Subject 980 A-B 981 C 982 D-E 983 F-G 984 H-I 985

Israel Sack J-K 986 L-M 987 N-S 988 T-Z 989

Box 877

Sch 990 Subject 990 A-B 991 C 992 D-E 993 F-G 994 H-I 995 J-K 996 L-M 997 N-S 998 T-Z 999

Box 878

Schn 1000 Subject 1000 A-B 1001 C 1002 D-E 1003 F-G 1004 H-I 1005 J-K 1006 L-M 1007 N-S 1008 T-Z 1009



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Box 879 Se 1010

Subject 1010 Securities Seeds


Box 880

Sh 1020 Subject 1020 A-B 1021 C 1022 D-E 1023 F-G 1024 H-I 1025 J-K 1026 L-M 1027 H-S 1028 T-Z 1029

Box 881

Si 1030 Subject 1030 A-B 1031 C 1032 D-E 1033 F-G 1034 H-I 1035 J-K 1036 L-M 1037 N-S 1038 T-Z 1039

Box 882

SM 1040 Subject 1040 A-B 1041 C 1042



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D-E 1043 F-G 1044 H-I 1045 J-K 1046 L-M 1047 N-S 1048 T-Z 1049

Box 883

Sn 1050 Subject 1050 A-B 1051 C 1052 D-E 1053 F-G 1054 H-I 1055 J-K 1056 L-M 1057 N-S 1058 T-Z 1059

Box 884

Sp 1060 Subject 1060 A-B 1061 C 1062 D-E 1063 F-G 1064 H-I 1065 J-K 1066 L-M 1067 N-S 1068

Standard Oil Company T-Z 1069

Box 885

St 1070 Subject 1070 A-B 1071 C 1072 D-E 1073 F-G 1074 H-I 1075 J-K 1076 L-M 1077 N-S 1078



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T-Z 1079 Box 886

Sto 1080 Subject 1080 A-B 1081 C 1082 D-E 1083 F-G 1084 H-I 1085 J-K 1086 L-M 1087 N-S 1088 T-Z 1089

Box 887

Su 1090 Subject 1090 A-B 1091 C 1092 D-E 1093 F-G 1094 H-I 1095 J-K 1096 L-M 1097 N-S 1098 T-Z 1099

Box 888

T 1100 Subject 1100 A-B 1101 C 1102 D-E 1103 F-G 1104 H-I 1105 J-K 1106 L-M 1107 N-S 1108 T-Z 1109

W. W. Taylor Box 889

Th 1110 Subject 1110 A-B 1111



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C 1112 D-E 1113 F-G 1114

Box 890

H-I 1115 J-K 1116 L-M 1117 N-S 1118 T-Z 1119

To 1120 Subject 1120

Translations Box 891


Box 892

Tu 1130 Subject 1130 A-B 1131 C 1132 D-E 1133 F-G 3134 H-I 1135 J-K 1136 L-M 1137 N-S 1138 T-Z 1139

Box 893

U 1140 Subject 1140 A-B 1141 C 1142 D-E 1143 F-G 1144 H-I 1145 J-K 1146



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L-M 1147 Unsigned Letters

N-S 1148 United States Government

T-Z 1149 Box 894

V 1150 Subject 1150 A-B 1151 C 1152 D-E 1153 F-G 1154 H-I 1155 J-K 1156 L-M 1157 N-S 1158 T-Z 1159

Box 895

W 1160 Subject 1160 A-B 1161 C 1162 D-E 1163 F-G 1164 H-I 1165 J-K 1166 L-M 1167 N-S 1168

Wabash Railway Company T-Z 1169

Waltham Watch Company Box 896

Wam 1170 Subject 1170 A-B 1171 C 1172

Wayne County Road Commissions November - December

Box 897

October July - September April - June



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January - March Box 898

Re: Super-Highways Airport Drive Michigan Avenue

D-E 1173 F-G 1174

Frank Wardlaw Box 899

H-I 1175 Wayside Inn

June - August January - May

Box 900

J-K 1176 L-M 1177 N-S 1178 T-Z 1179

We 1180 Subject 1180 A-B 1181 C 1182 D-E 1183 F-G 1184 H-I 1185 J-K 1186 L-M 1187 N-S 1188 T-Z 1189

Box 901

Wel 1190 Subject 1190 A-B 1191 C 1192 D-E 1193

Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company F-G 1194 H-I 1195 J-K 1196 L-M 1197 N-S 1198 T-Z 1199



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Box 902

Wh 1200 Subject 1200 A-B 1201 C 1202 D-E 1203 F-G 1204 H-I 1205 J-K 1206 L-M 1207 N-S 1208 T-Z 1209

Box 903

Wi 1210 Subject 1210 A-B 1211 C 1212 D-E 1213 F-G 1214 H-I 1215 J-K 1216 L-M 1217

Box 904

N-S 1218 T-Z 1219

Wilm 1220 Subject 1220 A-B 1221 C 1222 D-E 1223 F-G 1224 H-I 1225 J-K 1226 L-M 1227 N-S 1228 T-Z 1229

Box 905

Win 1230 Subject 1230 A-B 1231 C 1232 D-E 1233



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F-G 1234 H-I 1235 J-K 1236 L-M 1237 N-S 1238 T-Z 1239

Box 906

Woo 1240 Subject 1240 A-B 1241 C 1242 D-E 1243 F-G 1244 H-I 1245 J-K 1246 L-M 1247 N-S 1248

Rudolph Wurlitzer T-Z 1249

Box 907

XYZ 1250 Subject 1250 A-B 1251 C 1252 D-E 1253 F-G 1254 H-I 1255 J-K 1256 L-M 1257 N-S 1258 T-Z 1259

Box 908 (oversize)

Miscellaneous

1929 Box 909

A 10 Subject 10 A-B 11 C 12 D-E 13 F-G 14 H-I 15



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J-K 16 L-M 17 N-S 18 T-Z 19

Box 910

Al 20 Subject 20 A-B 21 C 22 D-E 23 F-G 24 H-I 25 J-K 26

Box 911

L-M 27 N-S 28 T-Z 29

Am 30 Subject 30

Antiques E.G. Liebold Charles T. Newton

A-B 31 Box 912

C 32 D-E 33 F-G 34 H-I 35 J-K 36 L-M 37

Box 913

N-S 38 American Tax-payers League

T-Z 39 Ap 40

Subject 40 Applications Applications - South America

A-B 41 C 42 D-E 43



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Box 914 F-G 44 H-I 45 J-K 46

John Arrington L-M 47 N-S 48 T-Z 49

At 50 Subject 50 A-B 51 C 52 D-E 53 F-G 54

Box 915

H-I 55 J-K 56 L-M 57 N-S 58 T-Z 59

B 60 Subject 60 A-B 61 C 62 D-E 63 F-G 64 H-I 65 J-K 66 L-M 67 N-S 68 T-Z 69

Box 916

Bak 70 Subject 70

William Bailey - Cape May - New Jersey Property - Lease, 1917-1929 Bank, Miscellaneous

A-I Box 917

J-R S-Z

A-B 71 C 72 D-B 73



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Box 918

Dearborn State Bank, January - June Dearborn State Bank - Daily Report

F-G 74 H-I 75

Box 919

J-K 76 L-M 77 H-S 78

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad T-Z 79

Traverse City Bank Bar 80

Subject 80 Box 920


Box 921

T-Z 89 Be 90

Subject 90 A-B 91 C 92 D-E 93 F-G 94

Box 922

H-I 95 J-K 96 L-M 97 N-S 98 T-Z 99

Ben 100 Subject 100 A-B 101 C 102



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Box 923

D-E 103 F-G 104 H-I 105 (including Herman Bernstein) J-K 106 L-M 107 N-S 108

Berlitz School of Languages Box 924

Berry Schools General Folder Re: Checks Sent, New Buildings (L. J. Thompson)

Box 925

T-Z 109 Bi 110

Subject 110 A-B 111 C 112 D-E 113 F-G 114 H-I 115 J-K 116 (including James Bishop - Antique correspondence to Museum file) L-M 117

Box 926

T-Z 119 Bl 120


Bo 130 Subject 130

Boats Box 927

A. E. Bourcoud



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Alfred Bourget A-B 131

Boston Antique Shop Box 928

C 132 D-E 133 F-G 134 H-I 135

Botsford Inn J-K 136

Box 929

L-M 137 N-S 138

N. H. Boynton - National Lamps Work of General Electric T-Z 139

Br 140 Sublet 140

Brazil Correspondence Brazil Correspondence regarding Steamship Lake Ormoc

A-B 141 Box 930

Arthur Brisbane C 142 D-E 143 F-G 144 H-I 145 J-K 146

James B. Brightmore Box 931

L-M 147 Brick-making Machinery (F. C. Correspondence)

N-S 148 T-Z 149

Bro 150 Subject 150 A-B 151

Box 932

C 152 D-E 153 F-G 154 H-I 155



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J-K 156 L-M 157

Brooklyn, Michigan - Henry Ford Property Box 933

N-S 158 T-Z 159

Bu 160 Subject 160 A-B 161 C 162 D-E 163 F-G 164 H-I 165

Box 934

J-K 166 L-M 167 N-S 168 T-Z 169

Bus 170 Subject 170 A-B 171 C 172

Box 935

D-E 173 F-G 174 H-I 175 J-K 176 L-M 177 N-S 178 T-Z 179

C 180 Subject 180 A-B 181 C 182 D-E 183 F-G 184 H-I 185

Box 936

J-K 186 J. B. Campbell Company - Waterwheels

L-M 187 N-S 188



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T-Z 189 Car 190


Box 937

D-E 193 F-G 194 H-I 195 J-K 196 L-M 197

Box 938

N-S 198 T-Z 199

Ch 200 Subject 200 A-B 201 C 202

Charter Commission D-E 203 F-G 204

Box 939

H-I 205 J-K 206 L-M 207

Charles of London (For residence) N-S 208 T-Z 209

Box 940

Cl 210 Subject 210

Clubs - Golf & Country Club (report of by-laws etc.) A-B 211 C 212 D-E 213 F-G 214 H-I 215 J-K 216 L-M 217 N-S 218

Box 941



of 333

T-Z 219 Co 220


Box 942

L-M 227 Margaret Cobb

N-S 228 T-Z 229 (Columbia University Press Bookstore)

Con 230 Subject 230 A-B 231 C 232

Box 943

D-E 233 F-G 234 H-I 235 J-K 236 L-M 237 N-S 238

R. L. Cooper - Savannah, Georgia Box 944

T-Z 239 Cor 240


Howard Herschel Cotterell J-K 246 L-M 247 N-S 248 T-Z 249

Cr 250 Subject 250 A-B 251



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Cram's Automotive Reports Box 945

C 252 D-E 253

F. Hunter Creech F-G 254 H-I 255 J-K 256 L-M 257 N-S 258

Samuel Crowther T-Z 259

Box 946

Cu 260 Subject 260 A-B 261 C 262 D-E 263 F-G 264 H-I 265 J-K 266 L-M 267 N-S 268 T-Z 269

Box 947

D 270 Subject 270

Dance Books & Music (report on cash) A-B 271 C 272 D-E 273 F-G 274 H-I 275 J-K 276 L-M 277 N-S 278 T-Z 279

Dav 280 Subject 280

Box 948

A-B 281 C 282



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D-E 283 F-G 284 H-I 285 J-K 286 L-M 287 N-S 288 T-Z 289

Box 949

De 290 Subject 290 A-B 291 C 292 City of Dearborn City of Dearborn Nollar Farm Subdivision

Box 950

Dearborn Country Club Statements Radiator Shields

City of Detroit D-E 293

Detroit Edison Company F-G 294 H-I 295

Detroit & Ironton Railroad Regarding property purchased

Box 951

J-K 296 L-M 297 N-S 298

Dearborn Publishing Company Dearborn Realty & Construction Company Detroit Security Trust Company - General

Box 952

T-Z 299 Dearborn Water Works Detroit Toledo & Ironton Railroad

Mr. M. E. Liebhar Mr. Stanley Ruddiman and Mr. C. D. Anderson Mr. D. W. Stradling and Mr. Lesley Mr. C. C. Straub Accident Reports Communications Regarding Fairlane



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General Securities Data Stocks and Bonds

Box 953

Watches Watches Distribution of Time

Dearborn Township Dearborn Township - School district Detroit Trust Company Village of Dexter

Di 300 Subject 300 A-B 301 C 302 D-E 303 F-G 304 H-I 305 J-K 306 L-M 307 N-S 308 T-Z 309

Do 310 Subject 310 A-B 311 C 312

Box 954

D-E 313 F-G 314 H-I 315 J-K 316

John Dodge Box 955

L-M 317 N-S 318 T-Z 319

Dr 320 Subject 320 A-B 321 C 322 D-E 323 F-G 324 H-I 325



of 333

Box 956 J-K 326 L-M 327 M-S 328 T-Z 329

E 330 Subject 330 A-B 331

Eimer and Amend - Antiques for Edison Institute Edison Botanic Research Corporation

Box 957

C 332 D-E 333 F-G 334 H-I 335

H. H. Easterbrook - 1928-1929 (Correspondence sent to file 1941) J-K 336 L-M 337 N-S 338

Edison Pioneers T-Z 339

Box 958

Thomas A. Edison - Golden Jubilee Celebration folder Biographies of Edison Celebration Guests Thomas A. Edison Inc.

January - June Delivery orders, receiving memos

Box 959

El 340 Subject 340 A-B 341 C 342 D-E 343 F-G 344 H-I 345 J-K 346 L-M 347 N-S 348 T-Z 349

Ep 350 Subject 350

Box 960



of 333


F 360 Subject 360 A-B 361

Box 961


W. W. Fariss Box 962

Fi 370 Subject 370 A-B 371 C 372 D-E 373

Dutee W. Flint Dutee Wilcox Flint

F-G 374 H-I 375

Harvey Firestone Box 963

J-K 376 L-M 378 N-S 379

Fitchburg Steam Engine Company T-Z 380

Box 964

Fo 380 Subject 380



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A-B 381 C 382

City of Dearborn D-E 383

Edsel Ford F-G 384 H-I 385

Box 965

Henry Ford Mrs. Henry Ford Henry Ford & Son (Cork) Henry Ford Farms Henry Ford Flour Mills Henry Ford Hospital

Check Advances Box 966

Daily Reports Patients Reports

Henry Ford Residence J-K 386 L-M 387

Box 967

Ford Motor Company Branches, American

Atlanta Buffalo Charlotte Chester Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dallas

Box 968

Denver Des Moines Detroit Fargo Flat Rock Glassmere Green Island Hamilton



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Houston Indianapolis Iron Mountain Jacksonville Kansas City Kearney L'Anse Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Milwaukee New Orleans Hew York

Box 969

Norfolk Pittsburgh St. Louis St. Paul San Francisco Seattle Somerville Washington

Branches, Foreign Argentina Belgium Brazil

Box 970

Canada China Cuba Denmark England Finland France Germany Holland Italy Japan Mexico Peru Spain Sweden Turkey Uruguay



of 333

Box 971

Dearborn Plants General Cashier's Office Chemical Laboratory Electrical Engineering Department Johansson Division Legal Department Mailing Department Printing Department Job Reports Real Estate Department Receiving Department Sale of Presses

Box 972

Secretary's Office Frank Campsall E. G. Liebold

Weekly Medical Reports Highland Park Plant

Trade School Lincoln Plant Rouge Plant

Advertising Department Auditing Department By-products Sales Building & Construction Engineering Delivery Orders (plant) Disbursement Department Employment Department Engineering Department Johansson Sales Division Legal Department

Box 973

Office of the President Purchasing Department Sales Department Secretary's Office Service Department Factory Service Sociological Department Superintendent's Office Traffic Department



of 333

Box 974

N-S 388 T-Z 389

Fr 390 Subject 390 A-B 391 C 392 D-E 393 F-G 394

Box 975

J-K 396 L-M 397 N-S 398 T-Z 399

G 400 Subject 400 A-B 401 C 402 D-E 403

Box 976

F-G 404 H-I 405 J-K 406 L-M 407 N-S 408 T-Z 409

Box 977

Ge 410 Subject 410 A-B 411 C 412 D-E 413 F-G 414 H-I 415 J-K 416 L-M 417 N-S 418 T-Z 419

Box 978

Gi 420 Subject 420



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Gifts (cross files): A-O P-Z

A-B 421 Alfred C. Gibson

Box 979



Goodspeed's Book Shop C 431 D-E 432

Box 980

E. E. Goodno Hotel Property Box 981

F-G 434 H-I 435 J-K 436 L-M 437 N-S 438 T-Z 439

Gr 440 Subject 440 A-B 441 C 442 D-E 443 F-G 444 H-I 445

Box 982

Green Island Water Power Permit J-K 446

J. F. Gregory (Ways Station, Georgia) L-M 447 N-S 448



of 333

T-Z 449 Gri 450

Subject 450 A-B 451 C 452 D-E 453

Box 983

H-I 455 J-K 456 L-M 457 N-S 458 T-Z 459

H 460 Subject 460 A-B 461 C 462 D-E 463 F-G 464 H-I 465

Box 984

J-K 466 L-M 467 N-S 468 T-Z 469

Ham 470 Subject 470 A-B 471 C 472 D-E 473 F-G 474 H-I 475 J-K 476 L-M 477 N-S 478 T-Z 479

Hamilton Watch Company Young T. Hamilton

Box 985

Har 480 Subject 480 A-B 481 C 482 D-E 483



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F-G 484 H-I 485 J-K 486 L-M 487 N-S 488 T-Z 439

Hat 490 Subject 490 A-B 491 C 492 D-E 493 F-G 494

Box 986

J-K 496 L-M 497 N-S 498 T-2 499

He 500 Subject 500 A-B 951 C 952 D-E 953 F-G 954 H-I 955 J-K 506

Box 987

L-M 507 N-S 508 T-Z 509

Her 510 Subject 510 A-B 511 C 512 D-E 513 F-G 514 H-I 515 J-K 516 L-M 517 N-S 518 T-Z 519

Box 988

Hi 520 Subject 520



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A-B 521 C 522 D-E 523 F-G 524 H-I 525 J-E 526 L-M 527 N-S 528 T-Z 529

Box 989

Ho 530 Subject 530 A-B 531 C 532 D-E 533 F-G 534 H-I 535 J-K 536 L-M 537 N-S 538 T-Z 539

Box 990

Hom 540 Subject 540 A-B 541

Home Acres C 542

Box 991

D-E 543 F-G 544 H-I 545 J-K 546 L-M 547 N-S 548 T-Z 549

Box 992

Hu 550 Subject 550 A-B 551 C 552 D-E 553 F-G 554



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H-I 555 J-K 556

Box 993 L-M 557 N-S 558 T-Z 559

I 560 Subject 560 A-B 561 C 562 D-E 563 F-G 564 H-I 565 J-K 566

Box 994

L-M 567 N-S 563 T-Z 569

J 570 Subject 570 A-B 571 C 572 D-E 573 F-G 574

Francis Jehl (Edisonia and Antiques to Edison Institute File) Box 995

H-I 575 J-K 576 L-M 577 N-S 578 T-Z 579

Jo 580 Subject 580 A-B 581 C 582 D-E 583

Box 996

F-G 584 H-I 585

Johnson & Higgins J-K 586 L-M 587



of 333

Box 997

N-S 588 T-Z 589

Jon 590 Subject 590 A-B 591 C 592 D-E 593 F-G 594 H-I 595 J-K 596

Box 998

L-M 597 N-S 598 T-Z 599

K 600 Subject 600 A-B 601 C 602

Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railroad Company D-E 603 H-I 605 J-K 606 L-M 607

Box 999

N-S 608 T-Z 609

Ke 610 Subject 610 A-B 611 C 612 D-E 613 F-G 614 H-I 615

Box 1000

Kelly, Halla, Peacock, Inc. January - April

Box 1001

May - December Accident Reports

J-K 616



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L-M 617 Box 1002

N-S 618 T-Z 619

Ki 620 Subject 620 A-B 621 C 622 D-E 623 F-G 624

Box 1003

H-I 625 J-K 626 L-M 627 N-S 628 T-Z 629

Box 1004

Kn 630 Subject 630 A-B 631 C 632 D-E 633 F-G 634 H-I 635

Box 1005

J-K 636 L-M 637 N-S 638 T-Z 639

Box 1006

L 640 Subject 640 A-B 641 C 642 D-E 643 F-G 644 H-I 645 J-K 646 L-M 647 N-S 648 T-Z 649



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Box 1007

Lar 650 Subject 650 A-B 651 C 652 D-E 653 F-G 654 H-I 655 J-K 656 L-M 657 N-S 658 T-Z 659

Box 1008

Le 660 Subject 660 A-B 661

A. J. Lepine re: Purchase of Dearborn Property C 662 D-E 663 F-G 664 H-I 665 J-K 666

Box 1009

L-M 667 N-S 668 T-Z 669

Li 670 Subject 670 A-B 671 C 672 D-E 673

Box 1010

F-G 674 H-I 675 J-K 676 L-M 677

Lincoln Memorial University N-S 378 T-Z 379

Box 1011



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Lo 680 Subject 680 A-B 681 C 682 D-E 683 F-G 684

Dr. Louis Ferdinand, Prince of Prussia H-I 685 J-K 686 L-M 687

L. W. Loney Longley & Middleton

Box 1012

N-S 688 T-Z 689

Lu 690 Subject 690 A-B 691 G 692

Charles Woolsey Lyon D-E 693

Box 1013

F-G 694 1013 H-l 695

Lacking, Hanlon, Lucking & Van Auken J-K 696 L-M 697 N-S 698 T-Z 699

Box 1014

M 700 Subject 700 A-B 701 C 702 D-E 703 F-G 704 H-I 705 J-K 706 L-M 707 N-S 708 T-Z 709

Box 1015



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Mal 710 Subject 710 A-B 711 C 712 D-E 713 F-G 714 H-I 715 J-K 716 L-M 717

Box 1016

N-S 718 T-Z 719

Mas 720 Subject 720 A-B 721 C 722 D-E 723

Box 1017

F-G 724 Dr. Franz Xaver Mayr

H-I 725 J-K 726 L-M 727 N-S 728 T-Z 729

Box 1018

McA 730 Subject 730 A-B 731 C 732 D-E 733 F-G 734 H-I 735 J-K 736

Box 1019

L-M 737 N-S 738

McGuffey Readers T-Z 739

Box 1020

McK 740



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Box 1021

Me 750 Subject 750

Memoranda A-B 751 C 752 D-E 753 F-G 754 H-I 755 J-K 756 L-M 757 N-S 758 T-Z 759

Box 1022

Mer 760 Subject 760 A-B 761 C 762 D-E 763 F-G 764 H-I 765 J-K 766 L-M 767 N-S 768 T-Z 769

Box 1023

Mi 770 Subject 770 A-B 771

Michigan Bell Telephone Company C 772

Michigan Central Railroad Company D-E 773



of 333

F-G 774 H-I 775 J-K 776

Joseph F. Mikulec Box 1024

L-M 777 N-S 778

Michigan Public Utilities Company State of Michigan Michigan State Highway Department

T-Z 779 Box 1025

Min 780 Subject 780 A-B 781 C 782 D-E 783 F-G 784 H-I 785 J-K 786 L-M 787

Manley Miner N-S 788 T-Z 789

Box 1026

Mo 790 Subject 790 A-B 791 C 792 D-E 793 F-G 794 H-I 795 J-K 796 L-M 797 N-S 798 T-Z 799

Box 1027

Mor 800 Subject 800 A-B 801 C 802 D-E 803



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F-G 804 H-I 805 J-K 806

Box 1028

L-M 807 N-S 808 T-Z 809

Box 1029

Mu 810 Subject 810 A-B 811 C 812 D-E 813

Museum Data F-G 814 H-I 815 J-K 816 L-M 817 N-S 818 T-Z 819

Box 1030

N 820 Subject 820 A-B 821

A. C. Neale National Bibliophile Service

C 822 Charles Newton (correspondence re: Antiques to Museum file) Newspaper Clippings

D-E 823 F-G 824

National Government of China Box 1031

H-I 825 J-K 826 L-M 827

Box 1032

N-S 828 T-Z 829

New York Trust Company



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Box 1033 Ni 830


Box 1034

J-K 836 L-M 837 N-S 838

Nicholas & Shepard T-Z 839

Box 1035

O 840 Subject 840 A-B 841 C 842 D-E 843 F-G 844 H-I 845 J-K 846 L-M 847 N-S 848

State of Ohio T-Z 849

Box 1036

Om 850 A-B 851 C 852 D-E 853 F-G 854 H-I 855 J-K 856 L-M 857 N-S 858 T-Z 859

Box 1037

P 860 Subject 860 A-B 861



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Patent Applications (E. G. Liebold) C 862 D-E 863 F-G 864 H-I 865 J-K 866

Box 1038

L-M 867 N-S 868 T-Z 869

Pe 870 Subject 870

Pecans A-B 871 C 872 D-E 873 F-G 874

Box 1039

H-I 875 J-K 876 L-M 877 N-S 878 T-Z 879

Box 1040

Ph 880 Subject 880 A-B 881 C 882 D-E 883 F-G 884 H-I 885 J-K 886 L-M 887

Box 1041

N-S 888 T-Z 889

Po 890 Subject 890 A-B 891 C 892 D-E 893 F-G 894



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Box 1042

H-I 895 J-K 896 L-M 897 K-S 898 T-Z 899

Box 1043

Pr 900 Subject 900 A-B 901 C 902

Pullman Car & Manufacturing Corporation D-E 903 F-G 904 H-l 905 M 906 L-M 907 N-S 908 T-Z 909

Box 1044

Q 910 Subject 910 A-B 911 C 912 D-E 913 F-G 914 H-I 915 J-K 916 L-M 917 N-S 918 T-f 919

R 920 Subject 920

Radio Ramie

A-B 921 C 922

Box 1045

D-E 923 F-G 924 H-I 925 J-K 926



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L-M 927 N-S 928 T-Z 929

Box 1046

Re 930 Subject 930 A-B 931 C 932 D-E 933 F-G 934 H-I 935 J-K 936 L-M 937 N-S 938 T-Z 939

Box 1047 Ri 940


Box 1048

Ro 950 Subject 950 A-B 951 C 952 D-E 953 F-G 954 H-I 955 J-K 956 L-M 957 N-S 958 T-Z 959

Box 1049

Rol 960 Subject 960



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A-B 961 C 962 D-E 963 F-G 964 H-I 965 J-E 966 L-M 967 N-S 968 T-Z 969

W. Ormiston Roy Box 1050

Ru 970 Subject 970

Rubber - Brazil A-B 971 C 972 D-E 973

Edward A. Rumely F-G 974 H-I 975 J-K 976 L-M 977 N-S 973 T-Z 979

Box 1051

S 980 Subject 980 A-B 981 C 982 D-E 983 F-G 984 H-I 985 J-I 986

Box 1052

L-M 987 N-S 988 T-Z 989

Sch 990 Subject 990 A-B 991 C 992 D-B 993 F-G 991



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H-I 995 J-E 996 L-M 997 N-S 998 T-Z 999

Box 1053

Schn 1000 Subject 1000 A-B 1001 C 1002 D-E 1003 F-G 1004 B-I 1005 J-K 1006 L-M 1007 N-S 1008 T-Z 1009

Box 1054

Se 1010 Subject 1010

Securities A-B 1011 C 1012 D-E 1013 F-G 10U H-I 1015 J-K 1016 L-M 1017 N-S 1018 T-Z 1019

Box 1055

Sh 1020 Subject 1020 A-B 1021 G 1022 D-E 1023 F-G 1024 H-I 1025 J-K 1026 L-M 1027 N-S 1028 T-Z 1029



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Box 1056 Si 1030


John Skinner Book Store L-M 1037 N-S 1038 T-Z 1039

Sm 1040 Subject 1040 A-B 1041 C 1042

Smith Creek Depot D-E 1043

Box 1057

F-G 1044 H-I 1045 J-K 1046 L-M 1047 N-S 1048 T-Z 1049

Box 1058

Sn 1050 Subject 1050 A-B 1051 C 1052 D-E 1053 F-G 1054 H-I 1055 J-K 1056 L-M 1057 N-S 1058 T-Z 1059

Box 1059

Sp 1060 Subject 1060 A-B 1061 C 1062



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D-E 1063 F-G 1064 H-I 1065 J-K 1066 L-M 1067 N-S 1068 T-Z 1069

Box 1060

St 1070 Subject 1070 A-B 1071 C 1072 D-E 1073 F-G 1074 H-I 1075 J-K 1076

Jessie I. Stevens L-M 1077

Box 1061

N-S 1078 Standard Oil Company

T-Z 1079 Sto 1080

Subject 1080 A-B 1081 C 1082 D-E 1083

Box 1062

F-G 1084 Frank Stout

General Re: Remodeling Bungalow, Fort Meyers

H-I 1085 J-K 1086 L-M 1087 N-S 1088 T-Z 1089

Box 1063

Su 1090 Subject 1090 A-B 1091 C 1092



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D-E 1093 F-G 1094 H-I 1095 J-K 1096 L-M 1097 N-S 1098 T-Z 1099

Box 1064

T 1100 Subject 1100 A-B 1101 C 1102 D-E 1103 F-G 1104 H-I 1105 J-K 1106 L-M 1107 N-S 1108 T-Z 1109

W. W. Taylor Box 1065

Th 1110 Subject 1110 A-B 1111 C 1112 D-E 1113

Dr. E. E. Thomas F-G 1134 H-I 1115 J-K 1116

Box 1066

L-M 1117 N-S 1118 T-Z 1119

To 1120 Subject 1120 A-B 1121 C 1122 D-E 1123

Box 1067

F-G 1124 H-I 1125



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J-K 1126 L-M 1127 N-S 1128

Tondeur & Sauberlich T-Z 1129

Box 1068

Tu 1130 Subject 1130 A-B 1131 C 1132 D-E 1133 F-G 1134 H-I 1135 J-K 1136 L-M 1137 N-S 1138 T-Z 1139

Box 1069

U 1140 Subject 1140 A-B 1141 C 1142 D-E 1143 F-G 1144 H-I 1145 J-K 1146 L-M 1147

Unsigned Letters Box 1070

N-S 1148 Union Square Book Club United States Government

T-Z 1149 Box 1071

V 1150 Subject 1150

Vacations A-B 1151 C 1152 D-E 1153 F-G 1154 H-I 1155



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Box 1072

J-K 1156 L-M 1157

Vauclose Mine, Orange County, Virginia N-S 1158 T-Z 1159

Box 1073

W 1160 Subject 1160 A-B 1161 C 1162 D-E 1163 F-G 1164 H-I 1165

Box 1074

J-K 1166 L-M 1167 N-S 1168

Wabash Railway Company T-Z 1169

Waltham Watch Company Box 1075

Wam 1170 Subject 1170 A-B 1171 C 1172

Wayne County Road Commission re: Airport Drive D-E 1173 F-G 1174

Frank Wardlaw Box 1076

H-I 1175 Wayside Inns

July - December Box 1077

Accident Reports Delivery Orders and Receiving Memos Investment Certificates (Checks and Receipts) Reconciliation of Records Relocation of State Highway



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Box 1078

J-K 1176 L-M 1177

Wayside Mill Plans N-S 1178 T-Z 1179

Box 1079

We 1180 Subject 1180 A-B 1181 C 1182 D-E 1183 F-G 1184 H-I 1185 J-K 1186 L-M 1187 N-S 1188 T-Z 1189

Box 1080

Wel 1190 Subject 1190 A-B 1191 C 1192 D-E 1193 F-G 1194 H-I 1195 J-K 1196 L-M 1197 N-S 1198 T-Z 1199

Box 1081

Wh 1200 Subject 1200 A-B 1201 C 1202 D-B 1203 F-G 1204 H-I 1205 J-K 1206 L-M 1207 N-S 1208

White Star Refining Company



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T-Z 1209 Box 1082

Wi 1210 Subject 1210 A-B 1211 C 1212 D-E 1213 F-G 1214 H-I 1215 J-K 1216

John R. Williams Box 1083

L-M 1217 N-S 1218 T-Z 1219

Wilm 1220 Subject 1220 A-B 1221 C 1222 D-E 1223 F-G 1224 H-I 1225 J-K 1226 L-M 1227 N-S 1228 T-Z 1229

Box 1084

Win 1230 Subject 1230 A-B 1231 C 1232 D-E 1233 F-G 1234 H-I 1235 J-K 1236 L-M 1237

Box 1085

N-S 1238 T-Z 1239

Woo 1240 Subject 1240 A-B 1241



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C 1242 D-E 1243 F-G 1244 H-I 1245 J-K 1246 L-M 1247 N-S 1248

Rudolph Wurlitzer T-Z 1249

Box 1086

XYZ 1250 Subject 1250 A-B 1251 C 1252 D-E 1253

David Young F-G 1254

Box 1087

H-I 1255 J-K 1256 L-M 1257 N-S 1258 T-Z 1259

Library Bureau filing system oversize materials

Box 3066 (oversize) Newspaper report of the death of George Washington, 1925 (from Box 414) Letter from Topchevsky, 1922 (from Box 116) Kentucky Rail and Mineral maps, 1923 (from Box 138) Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Rail Road blueprint - poles and power lines, 1923

(from Box 140) Ford Motor Company

Detroit, 1923 (from Box 175) R. A. Shaw, 1923 (from Box 176) W.A. Ryan - Sales Department, 1923 (from Box 176)

D-E 343, 1923 (from box 188) N-S 68 (includes copy of "Le Fordiste"; from box 211) Calvin Coolidge letters, S-T, 1924 (from box 215) "Why I am for Calvin Coolidge" by Henry Ford (from box 215)

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