New York State Governor Alfred E. Smith Central Subject and Correspondence Files
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Summary:
Alfred E. Smith served four terms as governor of New York. He is best remembered for advocating a comprehensive program aimed
at reforming the administration of state government. His central subject and correspondence files pertain to an array of topics
of critical importance during the post-World War I era and the 1920s. Topics of special interest include postwar readjustment,
reorganization of state government, enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment (prohibition), industrial relations, and Moreland
Act investigations of state agencies.
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Governor Alfred E. Smith central subject and correspondence files
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Quantity:
169 35mm microfilm roll(s)
Inclusive Dates:
1919-1920, 1923-1928
Series Number:
13682_53A
Arrangement
This series is arranged numerically by original file code assigned by the governor's office. File codes pertaining to Governor
Smith's first term (1919-1920) begin with the number 260; codes pertaining to his three subsequent terms (1923-1928) begin
with the number 200. Records from the later group appear first in the box listing. Microfilm was produced in the same order
found in the original records. Dates are noted in folder list only in cases where files pertain to specific events or files
are known to cover a limited date range.
Administrative History
Alfred Emanuel Smith was born in New York City on December 30, 1873. He married Catherine (Katie) Dunn on May 6, 1900 and
the couple raised a family of five children: Alfred, Jr., Emily, Catherine, Arthur, and Walter. Smith was first elected to
public office in 1903, when with the support of the Democratic Tammany Hall organization he claimed a seat in the New York
State Assembly. At the outset of the 1911 legislative session, he was named Assembly Majority Leader as well as chairman of
the Ways and Means Committee. Later that year, members of the newly established Factory Investigating Commission, created
in the wake of the disastrous Triangle Shirtwaist fire, named him vice chairman. In 1913, house membership elected Smith Speaker
of the Assembly, a post that he would hold until he left the legislature following the 1915 session.
After serving as New York County sheriff and President of the Board of Aldermen of Greater New York, Smith made his first
successful bid for the governor's office in 1918. Following his first term, he was defeated in his bid for reelection by Nathan
Miller. In 1922, Smith in turn defeated Miller to reclaim the governor's office. Smith was reelected governor in both the
1924 and 1926 elections. In 1928, he ran unsuccessfully as the Democratic Party's candidate for president, losing to Herbert
Hoover. Smith returned to private life after the conclusion of the 1928 campaign and the completion of his fourth gubernatorial
term. He died on October 4, 1944 at the age of seventy.
As governor, Smith is best remembered for advocating a comprehensive program aimed at reforming the administration of state
government. Believing that greater efficiency allowed resources to be allocated where they could better serve the needs of
the public, his proposals included streamlining the massive, unwieldy, and decentralized structure of the executive branch
into a limited number of cabinet-level departments; reducing the body of executive branch officials elected by the public
to include solely the governor, lieutenant governor, comptroller, and attorney general; creating an executive budget system,
which vested in the governor sole authority to formulate the state's initial budget proposal; and increasing the governor's
term from two to four years. All but the last of these proposals were enacted during Smith's tenure as governor.
For detailed examinations of the life and political career of Alfred E. Smith, see Finan, Christopher M. Alfred E. Smith: The Happy Warrior. New York: Hill and Wang, 2002; and Slayton, Robert A. Empire Statesman: The Rise and Redemption of Al Smith. New York: Free Press, 2001.
Scope and Content Note
The central subject and correspondence files of Governor Alfred E. Smith pertain to an array of topics of critical importance
during the post-World War I era and the 1920s: State Reconstruction Commission and transition from war to peacetime administration;
reorganization of state government; ratification of the Eighteenth Amendment and enforcement of the Volstead Act; repeal of
the Mullen-Gage Prohibition Enforcement Act (state-level version of Volstead Act); milk prices and supply shortages; laws
proposed by the Joint Legislative Committee to Investigate Seditious Activities (Lusk Committee); removal of Socialist Party
members from seats in the State Assembly; New York State Bonus Commission and the payment of bonuses to World War I veterans;
postwar housing shortage and demand for new residential construction; industrial working conditions, wages, labor relations,
and strikes; workmen's compensation.
Additional topics documented in the records include education funding and the establishment of rural schools; Native American
relations and land claims; bond issues in support of state projects such as construction of facilities for the care of wards
of the state; development and administration of the state park system; development, allocation, and pricing of energy resources,
particularly water power; motor vehicle regulation; public transportation fares; construction of roads; construction and administration
of the State Barge Canal; investigations of illegal gambling operations; and execution of requests for judicial assistance
(letters rogatory) received from foreign governments.
A significant portion of the records relate to examinations and investigations of the management and affairs of various state
departments, offices, commissions, and institutions, ordered by Governor Smith under provisions of the Moreland Act. The records
document investigations of state entities including the Arsenal Commission; Hospital Commission; Adjutant General's Office;
Department of Purchase; Department of Prisons; State Fair Commission; National Guard; Industrial Commission; State Troopers
at Batavia; Transit Commission; Parole Board; Census Bureau; and Soldiers and Sailors' Home at Bath. Additional records document
the governor's statutory authority to investigate or direct the investigation of charges against local government officials,
including county district attorneys and sheriffs.
Most files consist predominantly of original letters and telegrams from public officials and private citizens and organizations;
unsigned copies of replies or letters from the governor forwarding correspondence to state or local government officials for
action; and copies of state and local government officials' replies to the governor and/or the original correspondents. Other
types of records include minutes of meetings of state agencies; public hearing minutes; agency reports; newspaper clippings;
publications; background materials; copies of legislation and resolutions; invitations; and gubernatorial messages and speeches.
Moreland Act investigation files include hearing minutes, exhibits, legal contracts, correspondence, and final reports. Certain
files documenting investigations of charges against local government officials include copies of hearing minutes and legal
documents.
Alternate Formats Available
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was produced prior to transfer of the records to the New York State Archives.
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Governor Alfred E. Smith central subject and correspondence files, 1919-1920, 1923-1928
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Detailed Description
Contents |
Box |
Accretion: 13682-53A |
Box 1 |
1 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
Additional Grand Jury, New York County |
1 |
200-1 |
1923 |
Agricultural Conference |
1 |
200-2 |
|
Fuel Administrator |
1 |
200-3 |
|
Letters from Fuel Administrators |
1 |
200-3-1 |
|
Fair Priced Coal Commissions |
1 |
200-3-2 |
|
Eighteenth Amendment |
1 |
200-4 |
|
Memorialize |
1 |
200-4-1 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Mullen-Gage Prohibition Enforcement Act materials including reports; newspaper clippings; out-of-state correspondence; correspondence
in favor of repeal; and correspondence in protest of Mullen-Gage Act
|
2 |
200-4-2a |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
1924 |
Prohibition Conference |
3 |
200-4-3 |
|
Law Enforcement |
3 |
200-4-4 |
|
Mullen-Gage Prohibition Enforcement Act materials including reports; newspaper clippings; out-of-state correspondence; correspondence
in favor of repeal; and correspondence in protest of Mullen-Gage Act
|
|
|
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
Referendum |
4 |
200-4-5 |
1927 |
W. H. Anderson |
4 |
200-4-6 |
|
Lusk Laws |
4 |
200-5 |
|
Suggestions for Legislation |
4 |
200-6-1 |
|
Legislation |
4 |
200-6-2 |
|
Legislation |
4 |
200-6-3 |
|
Teacher's Retirement Fund |
4 |
200-6-4 |
|
Legislation |
4 |
200-6-5 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Farms and Markets Dept. |
5 |
200-7 |
Agriculture and Markets |
5 |
200-7-1 |
Indian Affairs |
5 |
200-8 |
Indian Affairs, Cayuga Indian Claims |
5 |
200-8-1 |
State's Indian Wards |
5 |
200-8-2 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
Public Service Commission |
6 |
200-9 |
1923 |
NY Telephone Company - Rates |
6 |
200-9-1 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
Transit Commission |
7 |
200-10 |
|
Walker Donohue Transit Bill |
7 |
200-10-1 |
1924-1925 |
In the matter of the Examination and Investigation of the Management and Affairs of the Transit Commission |
7 |
200-10-2 |
1924-1925 |
Routes: Construction Items (Exhibit 108) |
7 |
200-10-2 |
1913 |
The City of New York, by the Public Service Commission for the First District with Interborough Rapid Transit Company, Contract
No. 3, Contract for Additional Rapid Transit Railroads (Exhibit 5)
|
7 |
200-10-2 |
1913 |
The City of New York, by the Public Service Commission for the First District with New York Municipal Railway Corporation,
Contract No. 4, Contract for New Rapid Transit Railroads (Exhibit 6)
|
7 |
200-10-2 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
1924-1925 |
List of Exhibits 1-320 relating to charges against Transit Commissioners |
8 |
200-10-2 |
1924-1925 |
Estimates of Earnings and Operations 1923-1932 of Rapid Transit and Surface Railroads in the City of New York |
8 |
200-10-2 |
1924-1925 |
Exhibits 1-44 |
8 |
200-10-2 |
1924-1925 |
Exhibits 45-86 |
8 |
200-10-2 |
1924-1925 |
Exhibits 88-157 |
8 |
200-10-2 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
1924-1925 |
Stenographer's Minutes - In the Matter of the Examination and Investigation of the Management and Affairs of the Transit Commission,
Vols. 2, 3, 4, 5 (Vol.1 noted as absent May 1956)
|
9 |
200-10-2 |
1924-1925 |
Exhibits 232, 233 237, 254, 263, 264, 268, 269, 270, 280, 282 (most are published reports) |
9 |
200-10-2 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
1924-1925 |
Stenographer's Minutes - In the Matter of the Examination and Investigation of the Management and Affairs of the Transit Commission,
Vols. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
|
10 |
200-10-2 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
1924-1925 |
Exhibit Files 192-230; 231-256; 257-278; 279-320 |
11 |
200-10-2 |
1924-1925 |
Exhibits 205-211; 283, 285 (most are published reports) |
11 |
200-10-2 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Anti-Saloon League of New York |
12 |
200-11 |
W. H. Anderson |
12 |
200-11-1 |
Rogatory Commissions |
12 |
200-12-1 through 200-12-12 |
Civil Service Commission |
12 |
200-13 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Highway Commission |
13 |
200-14 |
Highway Dept. |
13 |
200-14 |
Assembly Resolutions |
13 |
200-15 |
Associated Charities (folder noted as empty December 1972) |
13 |
200-16 |
Automobile Conference |
13 |
200-17 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
State Troopers |
14 |
200-18 |
Massena Case |
14 |
200-18-1 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Prison Department |
15 |
200-19 |
Sing Sing Prison, New |
15 |
200-19-1 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Dept. of Labor |
16 |
200-20 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
State Insurance Fund |
17 |
200-20-1 |
Minimum Wage |
17 |
200-20-2 |
Industrial Commission Investigation |
17 |
200-20-3 |
Dept. of Labor |
17 |
200-20 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Investigation-Workmen's Compensation Bureau |
18 |
200-20-4 |
State Treasurer |
18 |
200-21 |
Dept. of Public Works |
18 |
200-22 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
1923 |
Joseph A. Kellogg Investigation of State Dept. of Public Works |
19 |
200-22-1 |
|
Investigation - Barge Canal System |
19 |
200-22-2 |
|
Barge Canal |
19 |
200-23 |
|
Tax Dept. |
19 |
200-24 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Motor Vehicle Bureau |
20 |
200-24-1 |
New York Charter Revision Commission |
20 |
200-25 |
Bath Beach Community Council |
20 |
200-26 |
Comptroller |
20 |
200-27 |
Tax Dept. |
20 |
200-20 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Attorney General |
21 |
200-28 |
Mental Hygiene Dept. - State Hospitals |
21 |
200-29 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Mental Hygiene Dept. - State Hospitals |
22 |
200-29 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Mental Hygiene Dept. - State Hospitals |
23 |
200-29 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Mental Hygiene Dept. - State Hospitals |
24 |
200-29 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
1923 February 18 |
Fire, Manhattan State Hospital, Ward's Island, N.Y. |
25 |
200-29-1 |
|
King Park Hospital, care ex-service men (insane) |
25 |
200-29-2 |
|
Hospital Development Commission |
25 |
200-29-3 |
|
Mental Hygiene Dept. - State Hospitals |
25 |
200-29 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Conservation Dept. |
26 |
200-30 |
Saratoga Springs Reservation |
26 |
200-30-1 |
Forest Fires |
26 |
200-30-2 |
Bureau of Fine Arts |
26 |
200-30-3 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
1923 |
Buffalo Trolley Strike |
27 |
200-31 |
|
Adjutant General |
27 |
200-32 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Bonus Commission |
28 |
200-32-1 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Soldiers' Bonus |
29 |
200-33 |
Soldiers' Bonus |
29 |
200-33-1 |
State Board of Charities |
29 |
200-34 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Education Dept. |
30 |
200-35 |
Lloyd L. Cheney |
30 |
200-35-1 |
John M. Clarke - State Geologist |
30 |
200-35-2 |
Dr. James Sullivan, Dr. Augustus Downing |
30 |
200-35-3 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Frank P. Graves, Commissioner |
31 |
200-35-4 |
H. J. Hamilton |
31 |
200-35-5 |
Dr. James Sullivan, Dr. Augustus Downing |
31 |
200-35-3 |
H. J. Hamilton |
31 |
200-35-5 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
William Hannan, Legislative Reference Librarian |
32 |
200-35-6 |
J. I. Wyer, State Librarian |
32 |
200-35-7 |
State Board of Pharmacy |
32 |
200-35-8 |
Lewis A. Wilson |
32 |
200-35-9 |
Frank B. Gilbert |
32 |
200-35-10 |
Betts Trespass Law |
32 |
200-36 |
Banking Dept. |
32 |
200-37 |
Ulster County District Attorney |
32 |
200-38 |
Ulster District Attorney - L. M. Philips, F. G. Traver |
32 |
200-38-1 |
New York State Nautical School |
32 |
200-39 |
H. J. Hamilton |
32 |
200-35-5 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Charges Against Seneca County Sheriff Burt E. Smalley by Charles A. Long; including two volumes of stenographer's minutes |
33 |
200-40 |
Seneca County Sheriff |
33 |
200-40-1 |
Senate Finance Committee |
33 |
200-41 |
Democratic County Committee, Westchester County |
33 |
200-41-1 |
Budget Requests |
33 |
200-41-2 |
Estimate and Control, Division of the Budget |
33 |
200-42 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Dr. D. N. E. Campbell |
34 |
200-43 |
Day Light Savings Time |
34 |
200-44 |
Educational Conference |
34 |
200-45 |
Education and Taxation Conference |
34 |
200-45-1 |
Governor's Commission on School Finances and Administration |
34 |
200-45-2 |
Education Laws |
34 |
200-46 |
Investment Securities |
34 |
200-47 |
Health Department; State Hospital for Incipient Tuberculosis at Ray Brook |
34 |
200-48 |
Charges vs. Matthias Nicoll, Commissioner |
34 |
200-48-1 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Purchase, Dept. of |
35 |
200-49 |
Institute of Applied Agriculture, Farmingdale |
35 |
200-50 |
Housing, Rent Laws |
35 |
200-51 |
Housing and Regional Commission |
35 |
200-51-1 |
Housing |
35 |
200-51-2 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Housing |
36 |
200-51-3 |
Housing Problem |
36 |
200-51-4 |
Charges vs. Walter Law Sr., State Tax Commissioner |
36 |
200-52 |
Life Insurance Laws |
36 |
200-53 |
Lockwood and Dunnegan Committees (also known as Housing Committee) |
36 |
200-54 |
Dr. D. C. Robinson |
36 |
200-55 |
W. A. Prendergast, Chairman of Public Service Commission, complaints against |
36 |
200-56 |
Port of New York Authority, correspondence and minutes |
36 |
200-57 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Port Authority, Temporary Commission |
37 |
200-57-1 |
Port Authority Bill |
37 |
200-57-2 |
Port of New York Authority, correspondence and minutes |
37 |
200-57 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
District Attorney, New York County |
38 |
200-58 |
New York State Secretary of State |
38 |
200-59 |
Enumeration, Census Bureau |
38 |
200-59-1 |
Census |
38 |
200-59-2 |
Census Investigation |
38 |
200-59-2a |
Division of Licenses |
38 |
200-59-3 |
Motion Picture Commission |
38 |
200-60 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Mrs. Theresa Paine |
39 |
200-61 |
M. F. McDonogh |
39 |
200-62 |
Board of Embalming Examiners |
39 |
200-63 |
N. T. McGrane |
39 |
200-64 |
H. L. Mathias |
39 |
200-65 |
Racquette River Regulating District |
39 |
200-66 |
Lena Zipfel |
39 |
200-67 |
Workmen's Compensation Law |
39 |
200-68 |
New York State Women's Relief Corp. Home |
39 |
200-69 |
Widow's Pension Fund |
39 |
200-70 |
Washington Legislation |
39 |
200-71 |
National Banking Act |
39 |
200-71-1 |
Washington Legislation |
39 |
200-71-2 |
Trade Commission |
39 |
200-72 |
Teachers' Pension Fund |
39 |
200-73 |
State Office Building, etc., and Fort Orange Club |
39 |
200-74 |
State Office Building, Buffalo |
39 |
200-74-1 |
Building and Sites Commission |
39 |
200-74-2 |
Prison Sites Commission |
39 |
200-74-3 |
S. Reid Spencer |
39 |
200-75 |
William Sherrill |
39 |
200-76 |
Engineer and Surveyor |
39 |
200-77 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Water Power |
40 |
200-78 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
All American Canal |
41 |
200-78-1 |
|
Water Power Commission |
41 |
200-78-2 |
1927 |
Water Power Conference, October 10, 1927 etc. |
41 |
200-78-3 |
|
Insurance Dept. |
41 |
200-79 |
|
Coliseum State Fair |
41 |
200-80 |
|
H. W. Spang |
41 |
200-81 |
|
Henry C. Buckhout |
41 |
200-82 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
Westchester County District Attorney |
42 |
200-83 |
|
Oneida County District Attorney |
42 |
200-84 |
|
John J. Keefe |
42 |
200-85 |
|
H. C. Wood |
42 |
200-86 |
|
Miscellaneous Correspondence |
42 |
200-87 through 200-96 |
|
Miscellaneous Correspondence |
42 |
200-97 through 200-101 |
|
Samuel Untermyer |
42 |
200-102 |
|
T. DeQuincy Tully |
42 |
200-103 |
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Miscellaneous Correspondence |
42 |
200-104 through 200-111 |
|
Dixie Sherman |
42 |
200-112 |
1924 |
Correspondence Regarding and Report of Municipal Court Commission |
42 |
200-113 |
|
Miscellaneous Correspondence, including out of state |
42 |
200-114 through 200-116 |
|
New York City Police Commissioner |
42 |
200-117 |
|
Thomas Costello |
42 |
200-118 |
|
New York City Dept. of Licenses |
42 |
200-119 |
|
Mayor of White Plains |
42 |
200-120 |
|
Shinnecock Bay |
42 |
200-121 |
|
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co. |
42 |
200-122 |
|
F. J. O'Brien |
42 |
200-123 |
|
H. J. Carr |
42 |
200-124 |
|
Home Rule |
42 |
200-125 |
|
State Home Rule Commission |
42 |
200-125-1 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
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New York State Federation of Labor |
43 |
200-126 |
|
Mrs. Mary Newman |
43 |
200-127 |
|
Louis F. Navarra |
43 |
200-128 |
|
F. A. Moore |
43 |
200-129 |
|
J. J. McMahon |
43 |
200-130 |
|
C. M. McKinnon |
43 |
200-131 |
|
T. McGuire |
43 |
200-132 |
|
M. E. McGuinness |
43 |
200-133 |
|
Leon P. Demars, request for removal of |
43 |
200-134 |
|
Walter Willis |
43 |
200-135 |
|
M. C. Major |
43 |
200-136 |
|
A. Major |
43 |
200-137 |
|
W. Macduff |
43 |
200-138 |
|
P. Leary |
43 |
200-139 |
|
Mrs. E. Law |
43 |
200-140 |
|
G. H. Landers |
43 |
200-141 |
|
M. Knack |
43 |
200-142 |
|
Mrs. L. Klein |
43 |
200-143 |
|
Mrs. P. Joy |
43 |
200-144 |
|
Board of Elections |
43 |
200-145 |
|
A. M. Irving |
43 |
200-146 |
|
Mayor of New York City |
43 |
200-147 |
|
Miss T. M. Houlihan |
43 |
200-148 |
|
W. F. Heissenbuttel |
43 |
200-149 |
|
J. F. Haney |
43 |
200-150 |
|
Mrs. J. Hasentab |
43 |
200-151 |
|
E. W. Hale |
43 |
200-152 |
|
C. B. Goodwin |
43 |
200-153 |
|
B. M. Goldberger |
43 |
200-154 |
|
D. Gilbert |
43 |
200-155 |
|
C. E. Dyer |
43 |
200-156 |
|
Mrs. W. Duley |
43 |
200-157 |
|
N. D. Dial |
43 |
200-158 |
|
Mrs. S. Desjardins |
43 |
200-159 |
|
T. Darquzin |
43 |
200-160 |
|
Narcotic Drugs |
43 |
200-161 |
|
P. D. Curran |
43 |
200-162 |
|
J. G. Conway |
43 |
200-163 |
|
Mrs. C. Chomick |
43 |
200-164 |
|
H. Carities |
43 |
200-165 |
|
A. A. Flecker |
43 |
200-166 |
|
I. Fishabeen |
43 |
200-167 |
|
Bureau of Buildings |
43 |
200-168 |
|
F. M. Evans |
43 |
200-169 |
|
Free Speech |
43 |
200-170 |
|
L. H. Bevans |
43 |
200-171 |
|
Bipartisan Election Board |
43 |
200-172 |
|
S. Brenner |
43 |
200-173 |
|
Annie Brodsky |
43 |
200-174 |
|
Joseph Buongiorno |
43 |
200-175 |
|
E. Burgin |
43 |
200-176 |
|
E. B. M. Browne |
43 |
200-177 |
|
P. Didio |
43 |
200-178 |
|
C. R. Epperson |
43 |
200-179 |
|
Miss C. Hagemeyer |
43 |
200-180 |
|
S. Memels |
43 |
200-181 |
|
F. Okie |
43 |
200-182 |
|
Miss H. Fitzgerald (empty folder) |
43 |
200-183 |
|
S. Parsiano |
43 |
200-184 |
|
E. M. Beebe |
43 |
200-185 |
|
E. P. Wheeler |
43 |
200-186 |
|
D. H. Robbins |
43 |
200-187 |
1923 February 26 |
Medical Conference held in Executive Chamber |
43 |
200-188 |
|
Amend Medical Practice Act |
43 |
200-188-1 |
|
Consuls General: Belgium, France, Greece, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands |
43 |
200-189 |
|
Rome State School |
43 |
200-190 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Mrs. Emma Miller |
44 |
200-191 |
Dept. of State, Washington |
44 |
200-192 |
William D. Fitzpatrick |
44 |
200-193 |
Delousing plant, Hoffman Island |
44 |
200-194 |
State Agricultural Experimental Station |
44 |
200-195 |
Mrs. John Cleary |
44 |
200-196 |
Rural District Schools |
44 |
200-197 |
Kings County District Attorney |
44 |
200-198 |
William H. Hinton |
44 |
200-199 |
V. Garabedian |
44 |
200-200 |
State Architect |
44 |
200-201 |
Fred Lewis |
44 |
200-202 |
Bedford, New York State Reformatory |
44 |
200-203 |
Tri-State Commission |
44 |
200-204 |
John A. Stewart |
44 |
200-205 |
Alanson F. Briggs |
44 |
200-206 |
Mrs. Sherman Johnson |
44 |
200-207 |
Commission of Prison |
44 |
200-208 |
Arthur Monohan |
44 |
200-209 |
Notaries Public |
44 |
200-210 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Mrs. Edgar Blodgett |
45 |
200-211 |
Joseph Krieger, Correspondence Regarding Danger of Fire in Kingston, Referred to Kingston City Attorney |
45 |
200-212 |
George W. Wilson |
45 |
200-213 |
L. A. Wolin |
45 |
200-214 |
Mrs. Ellen Clark |
45 |
200-215 |
Otsego County District Attorney |
45 |
200-216 |
Mrs. Agnes Mae Glasgow |
45 |
200-217 |
Ampersand Pond |
45 |
200-218 |
Mrs. R. M. O'Hara |
45 |
200-219 |
Leo Schlemmer, requesting removal of State Fair Commissioner John H. Cahill |
45 |
200-220 |
T. L. Chambers |
45 |
200-221 |
H. Baum |
45 |
200-222 |
M. Scaramuzzo |
45 |
200-223 |
Peace Resolution |
45 |
200-224 |
Licensing Barbers |
45 |
200-225 |
Jamestown Common Council |
45 |
200-226 |
Schenectady Railway Co. |
45 |
200-227 |
Charles P. Dunlay |
45 |
200-228 |
Laws-Delays |
45 |
200-229 |
New York and New Jersey Bridge and Tunnel Commission; also Vehicular Tunnel; includes reports 1924-1928 |
45 |
200-230 |
M. F. McDonough |
45 |
200-231 |
H. M. Schmidt, Complaint of Regarding Raymond Palmer and Co. |
45 |
200-232 |
Soldiers and Sailors Home, Bath, N.Y. |
45 |
200-233 |
Alfred Nobile |
45 |
200-234 |
William G. Simmons |
45 |
200-235 |
Mrs. Grimaldi |
45 |
200-236 |
Palisades Interstate Park |
45 |
200-237 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
Charles W. McShane |
46 |
200-238 |
|
Frank Peart |
46 |
200-239 |
|
Harrison H. Lynn |
46 |
200-240 |
|
Reorganization |
46 |
200-241 |
|
Reorganization Commission |
46 |
200-241-1 |
|
Reorganization |
46 |
200-241-2 |
|
Miscellaneous |
46 |
200-242 and 200-243 |
|
Dept. of Health, New York City |
46 |
200-244 |
|
Veterans Relief Bureau |
46 |
200-245 |
|
Miscellaneous |
46 |
200-246 through 200-250 |
|
Niagara Falls Reservation |
46 |
200-251 |
|
Illarian Illieff |
46 |
200-252 |
1919 December 8 |
Speeches of Alfred E. Smith and Charles Evans Hughes at City Club |
46 |
200-252 |
|
Craig Colony |
46 |
200-253 |
|
Mary Agnes Traynor |
46 |
200-254 |
|
Athletic Commission |
46 |
200-255 |
|
Miscellaneous |
46 |
200-256 through 200-266 |
|
Complaints regarding Mayor W. S. Hackett of Albany |
46 |
200-267 |
|
Miscellaneous |
46 |
200-268 through 200-275 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Park Program and State Parks |
47 |
200-276 |
State Council of Parks |
47 |
200-276-1 |
Long Island Park Commission |
47 |
200-276-2 |
Finger Lakes State Park Commission |
47 |
200-276-3 |
Taconic State Park Commission |
47 |
200-276-4 |
Central New York State Park Commission |
47 |
200-276-5 |
Miscellaneous |
47 |
200-277 and 200-278 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
A. L. Katlin |
48 |
200-279 |
|
M. L. Grist |
48 |
200-280 |
|
New York and Connecticut State Line |
48 |
200-281 |
|
Miscellaneous |
48 |
200-282 through 200-285 |
|
Commissioner of Immigration |
48 |
200-286 |
|
Miscellaneous |
48 |
200-287 and 200-288 |
|
Board of Child Welfare |
48 |
200-289 |
|
Miscellaneous |
48 |
200-290 through 200-297 |
|
Board of Education, New York City |
48 |
200-298 |
|
Miscellaneous |
48 |
200-299 through 200-301 |
|
Commissioner of Parks, New York City |
48 |
200-302 |
|
Dept. of Public Welfare, New York City |
48 |
200-303 |
|
Surrogate, New York County |
48 |
200-304 |
|
S. Hawthorne |
48 |
200-305 |
|
Lillian White, correspondence of Miss A.W. Hochfelder regarding death of |
48 |
200-306 |
|
Charles De Roy Bailey |
48 |
200-307 |
|
Board of Aldermen, New York City |
48 |
200-308 |
|
Tri-Centenary, New York City |
48 |
200-309 |
|
New York Stock Exchange |
48 |
200-310 |
|
Federal Fuel Distributor |
48 |
200-311 |
|
United States Dept. of Labor |
48 |
200-312 |
|
State Agricultural and Industrial School, Industry, New York |
48 |
200-313 |
|
Miscellaneous |
48 |
200-314 through 200-319 |
|
Sailors Snug Harbor, New York City |
48 |
200-320 |
|
Mrs. H. Lombard |
48 |
200-321 |
|
Daniel C. Davis |
48 |
200-322 |
|
Federal Prohibition Director |
48 |
200-323 |
|
Sands Point Light Station Reservation |
48 |
200-324 |
|
Walter G. Peterkin |
48 |
200-325 |
|
Queens County District Attorney |
48 |
200-326 |
|
Fred H. Birkholz |
48 |
200-327 |
|
Miscellaneous |
48 |
200-328 through 200-331 |
1923 |
Special Session |
48 |
200-332 |
1924 |
Extra Session |
48 |
200-332-1 |
1925 |
Extra Session called for June 22 |
48 |
200-332-2 |
1927 |
Extra Session |
48 |
200-332-3 |
|
General Files; and General Files, A |
48 |
200-333 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
General Files, B-C |
49 |
200-333 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
General Files, D-G |
50 |
200-333 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
General Files, H-La |
51 |
200-333 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
General Files, Le-N |
52 |
200-333 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
General Files, O-R |
53 |
200-333 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
General Files, S-T |
54 |
200-333 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
General Files, U-Z |
55 |
200-333 |
Erie County District Attorney, Niagara County District Attorney |
55 |
200-334 |
Federal Political Prisoners |
55 |
200-335 |
Governors' Conference |
55 |
200-336 |
State Fair Commission |
55 |
200-337 |
Investigation (empty folder) |
55 |
200-337-1 |
National Wheat Conference |
55 |
200-338 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
1923 June 25 |
Extraordinary Special and Trial Term of Supreme Court, Westchester County (Ward Case), Requirement of the Attorney General,
June 25, 1923, Killing of Clarence E. Peters, Robert F. Wagner - Presiding Judge
|
56 |
200-339 |
|
International Paper Co. Strike |
56 |
200-340 |
|
Ku Klux Klan |
56 |
200-341 |
|
Brooklyn Navy Yard |
56 |
200-342 |
|
Bronx County District Attorney |
56 |
200-343 |
|
Western Home of Refuge |
56 |
200-344 |
|
Fire Island State Park |
56 |
200-345 |
|
Orleans County District Attorney |
56 |
200-346 |
|
Schenectady Railway Strike |
56 |
200-347 |
|
Chief of Police, Fulton, New York |
56 |
200-348 |
|
Queens County Sheriff |
56 |
200-349 |
1923 |
Princess Bay Light House |
56 |
200-350 |
|
50 Million Dollar Bond Issue (for construction of buildings for institutions for the care, support, instruction, and training
of the wards of the state)
|
56 |
200-351 |
|
Civil Service Employees |
56 |
200-352 |
|
British Ambassador |
56 |
200-353 |
|
Salt Water Bays Commission |
56 |
200-354 |
|
Superintendent of Public Buildings |
56 |
200-355 |
|
Pleasant Plains Light House |
56 |
200-356 |
|
Bear Mountain Bridge |
56 |
200-357 |
|
Ferris Amendment |
56 |
200-358 |
|
State Commissioner of Mental Defectives |
56 |
200-359 |
|
New York State Commission for the Blind |
56 |
200-360 |
|
Charges vs. Nassau County Jail and Sheriff |
56 |
200-361 |
|
Charges vs. Clinton County Jail and Sheriff |
56 |
200-362 |
|
Sullivan County Sheriff |
56 |
200-363 |
|
Complaints against State Supreme Court Justice Daniel Cohalan |
56 |
200-364 |
|
Saratoga Battle Grounds |
56 |
200-365 |
|
Japanese Emergency |
56 |
200-366 |
|
Charges vs. Mayor of Salamanca |
56 |
200-367 |
|
Oswego County Depts. |
56 |
200-368 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
Near East Relief |
57 |
200-369 |
|
Pressmen's Strike |
57 |
200-370 |
|
Printing of Session Laws |
57 |
200-371 |
|
Polish Ship Lwow |
57 |
200-372 |
|
Pollution of Waters - Sodus Bay |
57 |
200-373 |
|
Miscellaneous |
57 |
200-374 through 200-376 |
|
Orange County District Attorney |
57 |
200-377 |
|
Schuyler County District Attorney |
57 |
200-378 |
|
Charges vs. Frank P. Malpass - Onondaga County District Attorney |
57 |
200-379 |
|
New York National Guard |
57 |
200-380 |
|
New York State Training School for Girls at Hudson, N.Y. |
57 |
200-381 |
|
Charges filed by Chester L. Benedict vs. John T. Morrison, President and George Wilkens, Secretary, Board of Elections Fulton
County
|
57 |
200-382 |
|
Extraordinary Trial Term of the Supreme Court, Seneca County |
57 |
200-383 |
|
Extraordinary Special Term of the Supreme Court, New York County regarding 42nd Street Spur |
57 |
200-384 |
|
Armory Commission |
57 |
200-385 |
|
Automobile Accidents |
57 |
200-386 |
|
Heckscher Foundation |
57 |
200-387 |
|
Municipal Civil Service Commission |
57 |
200-388 |
|
Gasoline Prices, New York City |
57 |
200-389 |
|
Dr. Percy G. Waller |
57 |
200-390 |
|
Miscellaneous |
57 |
200-391 and 200-392 |
1923 December 11 |
Commission to Investigate Defects in the Law and Its Administration, including minutes of first commission meeting 12/11/1923 |
57 |
200-393 |
|
Long Beach City Charter |
57 |
200-394 |
|
Roosevelt State Memorial |
57 |
200-395 |
1924 |
Special Election, New York City, to fill vacancy in 18th Senate District |
57 |
200-396 |
|
Camp Upton |
57 |
200-397 |
|
D. S. Gifford |
57 |
200-398 |
|
Rensselaer County District Attorney |
57 |
200-399 |
|
Washington County District Attorney |
57 |
200-400 |
|
Greene County District Attorney |
57 |
200-401 |
|
Columbia County Sheriff |
57 |
200-402 |
|
Chief of Police, Amsterdam |
57 |
200-403 |
|
Hudson River Bridge |
57 |
200-404 |
|
Albany County District Attorney |
57 |
200-405 |
|
Herkimer County District Attorney |
57 |
200-406 |
|
Sheriff and Justice of the Peace, Allegany County |
57 |
200-407 |
|
Rockland County District Attorney |
57 |
200-408 |
|
Commissioner of Elections, Warren County vs. J. Evans |
57 |
200-409 |
|
Bill Drafting Commission |
57 |
200-410 |
|
Cohoes Mayor |
57 |
200-411 |
|
Glen Cove, New York |
57 |
200-412 |
|
Nassau County Charges |
57 |
200-413 |
|
Ventilation Commission |
57 |
200-414 |
|
George H. West |
57 |
200-415 |
|
Grade Crossings |
57 |
200-416 |
|
Grade Crossing Conference |
57 |
200-416-1 |
|
Grade Crossings, Delaware and Hudson Railroad |
57 |
200-416-2 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
United States Veterans Bureau |
58 |
200-417 |
Mayor of Schenectady |
58 |
200-418 |
Syracuse State School for Mental Defectives |
58 |
200-419 |
Sale of State Arsenal |
58 |
200-420 |
Nassau County District Attorney |
58 |
200-421 |
Ten Year Historic Celebration |
58 |
200-422 |
Orleans County Sheriff |
58 |
200-423 |
Tercentenary Celebration, New York State |
58 |
200-424 |
Corporation Counsel, New York City |
58 |
200-425 |
Invitations to the Executive Mansion |
58 |
200-426 |
Suffolk County Clerk |
58 |
200-427 |
Dutchess County District Attorney |
58 |
200-428 |
Direct Primaries |
58 |
200-429 |
Deeper Hudson |
58 |
200-430 |
Governor's messages and other publications, requests for copies and other requests for information |
58 |
200-431 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
Cattaraugus County District Attorney |
59 |
200-432 |
|
Saint Lawrence County District Attorney |
59 |
200-433 |
|
Children's Court, Rensselaer County |
59 |
200-434 |
|
Commissioner of Deeds, Foreign and Out of State |
59 |
200-435 |
|
Commissioner of Deeds, New York City |
59 |
200-435-1 |
|
Huguenot - Walloon, New Netherland Tercentenary |
59 |
200-436 |
|
Erie Canal Anniversary |
59 |
200-437 |
|
Kings County Sheriff |
59 |
200-438 |
|
Charges vs. F. X. Schwab, Mayor of Buffalo |
59 |
200-439 |
|
Rev. L. E. Smith, regarding charges made by him against Mayor F. X. Schwab (see 200-439) |
59 |
200-440 |
1924 June 12 |
Extraordinary Special Term, Supreme Court, New York County regarding 6th Ave. Elevated Railroad |
59 |
200-441 |
|
Pension Money Property |
59 |
200-442 |
|
Harding Memorial Commission |
59 |
200-443 |
|
Commission to Examine the Cloak and Suit Industry |
59 |
200-444 |
1926 |
Garment Workers Strike |
59 |
200-444-1 |
|
Montgomery County Jail |
59 |
200-445 |
|
Broome County District Attorney |
59 |
200-446 |
|
Defense Day |
59 |
200-447 |
|
Court of Claims |
59 |
200-448 |
|
Rensselaer County Surrogate |
59 |
200-449 |
|
Orange County Sheriff |
59 |
200-450 |
1925 |
Special Election, Little Falls, New York |
59 |
200-451 |
|
Chautauqua County, District Attorney |
59 |
200-452 |
|
Governor's messages and other publications, requests for copies and other requests for information |
59 |
200-431 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
Interstate Commerce Commission |
60 |
200-453 |
1922 |
Mayfield Case - contested election of Earle B. Mayfield, U.S. Senator from Texas |
60 |
200-454 |
|
Roosevelt Memorial Commission |
60 |
200-455 |
|
Newark State School |
60 |
200-456 |
|
Mrs. H. E. Platt vs. A. L. O'Connor, District Attorney of Delaware City |
60 |
200-457 |
|
Charges vs. Edward S. Flynn, Bronx County Sheriff |
60 |
200-458 |
|
Bronx Parkway Commission |
60 |
200-459 |
|
Conference of Mayors |
60 |
200-460 |
|
Herbert W. Baker complaint regarding Benjamin J. Shore, Police Magistrate of Syracuse |
60 |
200-461 |
|
Erie County Surrogate |
60 |
200-462 |
|
State Charities Aid Association |
60 |
200-463 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Richmond County District Attorney |
61 |
200-464 |
Signatures of Governors |
61 |
200-465 |
Steam Fitters Union |
61 |
200-466 |
President of the Board of Aldermen, vacancy in the office of, New York City |
61 |
200-467 |
New York City Water Supply Dept. |
61 |
200-468 |
New York City Street Cleaning Dept. |
61 |
200-469 |
Removal of Henry V. Borst, State Supreme Court Justice |
61 |
200-470 |
200th Anniversary of the Birth of George Washington |
61 |
200-471 |
Peekskill Bridge Opening |
61 |
200-472 |
Westchester County Sheriff |
61 |
200-473 |
New York City Legal Aid Society |
61 |
200-474 |
Board of Estimate and Apportionment, New York City |
61 |
200-475 |
Probation Commission |
61 |
200-476 |
Charges vs. Cattaraugus County Sheriff (complaint of A. Frank Cowen) |
61 |
200-477 |
County Clerk, New York County |
61 |
200-478 |
Queens County Surrogate |
61 |
200-479 |
150th Anniversary of Independence Day |
61 |
200-480 |
Syracuse State School |
61 |
200-481 |
Lexington and Concord Celebration |
61 |
200-482 |
Sesqui-Centennial Exposition |
61 |
200-483 |
Tornado - Western States |
61 |
200-484 |
Complaints against Livingston County Sheriff Charles Hudson |
61 |
200-485 |
Request for Removal of Judge J. Harry Tiernan of Richmond County |
61 |
200-486 |
Albany County Sheriff |
61 |
200-487 |
Staten Island Tunnel |
61 |
200-488 |
Defense Test Day |
61 |
200-489 |
Letchworth Village |
61 |
200-490 |
Montgomery County Sheriff |
61 |
200-491 |
Herkimer County Sheriff |
61 |
200-492 |
Richmond County Sheriff |
61 |
200-493 |
Investigation Regarding Operation of Illegal Baseball Pool or Lottery (Albany Baseball Pool) |
61 |
200-494 |
Charges vs. Albany Baseball Pool |
61 |
200-494-1 |
Canal Investigation Committee |
61 |
200-495 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
1925 |
Minutes of Public Hearings and Executive Session of New York State Barge Canal Survey Commission |
62 |
200-495 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
Chautauqua County District Attorney |
63 |
200-496 |
|
Extraordinary Trial Term, Supreme Court, Cortland County |
63 |
200-497 |
|
Essex County Sheriff |
63 |
200-498 |
|
Tioga County Sheriff |
63 |
200-499 |
|
Justice of the Peace, Middlesex, New York |
63 |
200-500 |
|
Chief of Police, Elmira, New York |
63 |
200-501 |
|
Kings County Surrogate |
63 |
200-502 |
|
Albany County Surrogate |
63 |
200-503 |
1925 |
100 Million Dollar Bond Issue |
63 |
200-504 |
|
Amendments |
63 |
200-504-1 |
|
Citizens Committee on Bond Issue Amendments |
63 |
200-504-2 |
|
Bond Issue Legislation |
63 |
200-504-3 |
1925 October 8 |
Million Dollar Bond Issue Conference |
63 |
200-504-4 |
|
Letters Regarding Bond Issue Pamphlets |
63 |
200-504-5 |
|
Miller Debate |
63 |
200-505 |
|
Mills Debate |
63 |
200-505-1 |
|
Crime Commission of New York State (Baumes Commission) |
63 |
200-506 |
|
Crime Commission Meeting and Letters Relating to |
63 |
200-506-1 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
Putnam County Sheriff |
64 |
200-507 |
|
Tompkins County Sheriff |
64 |
200-508 |
|
Albion State School |
64 |
200-509 |
1926 |
Message Suggestions |
64 |
200-510 |
1927 |
Message Suggestions |
64 |
200-510-1 |
1928 |
Message Suggestions |
64 |
200-510-2 |
|
Dying Intestate |
64 |
200-511 |
|
Kings County Grand Jurors Association, Regarding Leopoldo Lauritano case |
64 |
200-512 |
|
Special Election, Lockport, New York |
64 |
200-513 |
|
Conflagration Hazard, New York City |
64 |
200-514 |
|
Comptroller, New York City |
64 |
200-515 |
|
Milk Investigation, New York City |
64 |
200-516 |
|
Radio Broadcasting |
64 |
200-517 |
|
National Constitutional Convention |
64 |
200-518 |
1926 |
Strike of Consolidated Railway Workers of New York employed by the Interborough Rapid Transit Company |
64 |
200-519 |
|
Albany Airport |
64 |
200-520 |
|
Florida Relief |
64 |
200-521 |
1924 |
Minutes of Hearings and Reports of Sullivan Jones, Commissioner to Investigate State Arsenal Commission; State Hospital Commission;
State Adjutant General; State Dept. of Purchase; and State Dept. of Prisons
|
64 |
200-522 |
|
Charges vs. O'Connor, Nassau County Treasurer, by M. S. Spencer, Civil Service Reform Association |
64 |
200-523 |
|
Rensselaer County Election Board |
64 |
200-524 |
|
Post Office Site |
64 |
200-525 |
|
Charges vs. H. Ely Goldsmith |
64 |
200-526 |
|
M. Miller Regarding Tax Matters in Nassau County |
64 |
200-527 |
1926 |
Complaints Against Saratoga County Officials filed by Peter A. Finley, including hearing minutes in Supreme Court |
64 |
|
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
Gambling Saratoga |
65 |
200-528-1 |
|
Report of Prison Industries; Investigation of State Parole Board, State Prison Department, and State Reformatories |
65 |
200-529 |
1926 |
Investigation into the Matter of the Parole of Izzy Presser |
65 |
200-529 |
1926 |
Complaints Against Saratoga County Officials filed by Peter A. Finley, including hearing minutes in Supreme Court |
65 |
200-528 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
Mexican Situation |
66 |
200-530 |
|
Albany Port Authority |
66 |
200-531 |
|
Board of Education, Albany |
66 |
200-532 |
|
Governor's Cabinet |
66 |
200-533 |
|
Charges against Montgomery County Officials |
66 |
200-534 |
|
New York Lake Champlain Bridge Commission |
66 |
200-535 |
1927 |
Conference called by Governor Smith on the Establishment of County Health Units |
66 |
200-536 |
|
War Department, Washington, D.C. |
66 |
200-537 |
|
Stage Censorship |
66 |
200-538 |
|
New York City Food Supply |
66 |
200-539 |
|
Hudson River Regulatory District |
66 |
200-540 |
|
Sheriff, Ulster County |
66 |
200-541 |
|
Monroe County District Attorney |
66 |
200-542 |
|
Mississippi Flood |
66 |
200-543 |
|
Niagara County District Attorney |
66 |
200-544 |
|
Albion State School |
66 |
200-545 |
|
Suffolk County Sheriff |
66 |
200-546 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
1927 |
Fur Workers Strike, New York City |
67 |
200-547 |
|
Columbia County Sheriff |
67 |
200-548 |
|
Onondaga County Sheriff |
67 |
200-549 |
|
Albany Medical College |
67 |
200-550 |
|
Sinking Fund Commissioners |
67 |
200-551 |
|
Commemorative Postage Stamps |
67 |
200-552 |
|
300 Million Dollar Bond Issue |
67 |
200-553 |
|
New England Flood |
67 |
200-554 |
|
Ontario County Sheriff |
67 |
200-555 |
|
Broome County Sheriff |
67 |
200-556 |
1927 December 10 |
Extraordinary Special Term of Supreme Court, Cayuga County for Trial of Alexander Kalinowski, Justice J. B. M. Stephens Presiding |
67 |
200-557 |
|
New York State Chamber of Commerce |
67 |
200-558 |
|
Folder missing as of 7/10/1956 |
67 |
200-559 |
1927 |
Charges Regarding 2nd Municipal Court District Election, New York City |
67 |
200-560 |
|
City of Cohoes |
67 |
200-561 |
|
Seneca County District Attorney |
67 |
200-562 |
|
Colonial States Historical Cannon Committee |
67 |
200-563 |
|
Livingston County District Attorney |
67 |
200-564 |
|
County Government |
67 |
200-565 |
|
Queens County Clerk |
67 |
200-566 |
|
Airport, New York City |
67 |
200-567 |
|
Four Year Term for Governor - Radio Talk |
67 |
200-568 |
|
Niagara County District Attorney |
67 |
200-569 |
|
Application for Removal of J. T. Geddes, Election Commissioner of Erie County, by Ellen Reardon |
67 |
200-570 |
1928 |
Extraordinary Session of the Legislature to Authorize the City of New York to Obtain a Stay by Posting Bond in Five-Cent Fare
Federal Litigation
|
67 |
200-571 |
|
Complaints against Mayor of Utica, New York, submitted by William. H. Hanrahan |
67 |
200-572 |
1928 |
Maurice B. Gluck against The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court, First Department, William P. Burr, Official Referee
and the Association of the Bar of the City of New York (in District Court of the United States for the Southern District of
New York)
|
67 |
200-573 |
1928 |
Complaint of Senator Gerald P. Nye against H. M. Blackmer |
67 |
200-574 |
|
Oswego County District Attorney |
67 |
200-575 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Milk Code, Correspondence and Petitions |
68 |
200-576 |
Reorganization of Government |
68 |
200-577 |
Miscellaneous |
68 |
200-578 |
Court of Appeals |
68 |
200-579 |
Miscellaneous |
68 |
200-580 |
Sheriff, Steuben Count |
68 |
200-581 |
Miscellaneous |
68 |
200-582 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
Liquidation of Northern Bank of New York |
69 |
260-1 |
|
Consul's General-Appointment of |
69 |
260-2 |
|
Propaganda and Brewing |
69 |
260-3 |
|
Port of New York Authorizations; Transfer to the Federal Government of Quarantine Station |
69 |
260-4 |
|
Taxpayers Alliance of the Borough of the Bronx |
69 |
260-5 |
1919 |
Complaints |
69 |
260-6 through 260-12 |
|
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company Matters |
69 |
260-13 |
|
Public Service Commission - First District |
69 |
260-14 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Complaints of C. E. Shattuck regarding Management of Monroe County Penitentiary |
70 |
260-15 |
School of Agriculture - Farmingdale, Long Island |
70 |
260-16 |
Conservation Commission |
70 |
260-17 |
Thonet Brothers |
70 |
260-18 |
Hirsch Byk and McVey, Samuel (Perjury Case) |
70 |
260-19 |
New York and New Jersey Tunnel |
70 |
260-20 |
No Folder |
70 |
260-21 |
No Folder |
70 |
260-22 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Complaint of J. K. M. Barry regarding Dismissal from Professorship, State Teacher's College |
71 |
260-23 |
Letter - Authur S. Hogue regarding George H. Jabbot |
71 |
260-24 |
Western House of Refuge at Albion |
71 |
260-25 |
Barnet Leather Co. Strike, Correspondence with Abram Zoller, Mayor of Little Falls |
71 |
260-26 |
Highway Dept. |
71 |
260-27 |
Cattle Claims, Resulting from Slaughter under State Tuberculosis Law |
71 |
260-28 |
Complaints of Alexander Light regarding District Attorney's Office, New York County |
71 |
260-29 |
Subway Matters, Complaints |
71 |
260-30 |
Charles Hammelmann Complaints against Buffalo Law Firm and Erie County District Attorney |
71 |
260-31 |
Putnam County, Regarding Bonds and Taxes |
71 |
260-32 |
Flatbush Association, Regarding Subway |
71 |
260-33 |
Farms and Markets |
71 |
260-34 |
Gambling, Complaints Regarding and Requests for Investigations |
71 |
260-35 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Investigation of Management and Affairs of State Industrial Commission |
72 |
260-36 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Case of Joseph Anzellotti |
73 |
260-37 |
Complaint of Ellen Reilly, Genesee County |
73 |
260-38 |
Investigation of Management and Affairs of State Industrial Commission |
73 |
260-36 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Education Department |
74 |
260-39 |
Shore Acres Realty Co. |
74 |
260-40 |
Health Department |
74 |
260-41 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
District Attorneys |
75 |
260-42 |
Palisades Park Commission |
75 |
260-43 |
State Insurance Department |
75 |
260-44 |
Banking Dept. Superintendent |
75 |
260-45 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Rent Profiteering and Housing, Alphabetical Correspondence and Miscellaneous Files |
76 |
260-46 |
Case of Clarence Dominy |
76 |
260-47 |
Moreland Act Commission to Investigate New York State Fair Commission |
76 |
260-48 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
Public Service Commission - Second District |
77 |
260-49 |
|
Miscellaneous |
77 |
260-50 |
1919 |
Charges Preferred by Passengers' Protective Association of Brooklyn, N.Y. against Lewis J. Smith, Judge of Nassau County Leon
D. Howells, Surrogate of Nassau County
|
77 |
260-51 |
|
Water Supply, North Tarrytown, Dobbs Ferry, Hastings-on Hudson. |
77 |
260-52 |
|
Frank Morrison, Mayor of Lackawanna |
77 |
260-53 |
|
Nurses Training School |
77 |
260-54 |
|
Villages - Ballston Lake, Cold Springs, Tarrytown, Harriman |
77 |
260-55 |
|
Rogatory Commission |
77 |
260-56 |
|
Case of Pvt. Hershkovitz, Alias Brown, of the 1st Regt. of the Foreign Legion of France |
77 |
260-56-1 |
|
Case of Darracq against Sloan |
77 |
260-56-2 |
|
In the matter of Batisse and Roche |
77 |
260-56-3 |
|
Case of J. W. Thorne |
77 |
260-56-4 |
|
Miscellaneous Cases |
77 |
260-56-5 through 260-56-13 |
|
Indian Law |
77 |
260-57 |
|
Commission for the Feebleminded |
77 |
260-58 |
|
Federal Fuel Administrator |
77 |
260-59 |
|
Hydro-Electric Affairs |
77 |
260-60 |
|
Case of Clyde Gaute (Gaerte) |
77 |
260-61 |
|
New York City Administration; complaints regarding Mayor Hylan |
77 |
260-62 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
State Hospital Commission, A - L |
78 |
260-63 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
State Hospital Commission, M-Z |
79 |
260-63 |
Alien Insane |
79 |
260-63-1 |
Matteawan State Hospital |
79 |
260-64 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
Ocean Parkway |
80 |
260-65 |
|
State Tax Commission |
80 |
260-66 |
|
Narcotic Drug Commission |
80 |
260-67 |
|
Waterford affairs - Democratic Party Operations |
80 |
260-68 |
|
Broome County Alms House |
80 |
260-69 |
1919 |
Charges Made by Henry Hirschberg against and Request for Removal of J. D. Wilson, Jr., District Attorney of Orange County,
including hearing minutes and respondent's brief
|
80 |
260-70 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
1919 |
Charges Made by Henry Hirschberg against and Request for Removal of J. D. Wilson, Jr., District Attorney of Orange County,
including hearing minutes and respondent's brief
|
81 |
260-70 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
1919 |
Marine and Harbor Strike, Brooklyn |
82 |
260-71 |
|
Watkins Village Investigation |
82 |
260-72 |
|
State Board of Charities |
82 |
260-73 |
|
Reconstruction Commission of the State of New York |
82 |
260-74 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Superintendent of Public Works |
83 |
260-75 |
Superintendent of Prisons |
83 |
260-76 |
Civil Service Commission |
83 |
260-77 |
A. W. Lyman |
83 |
260-78 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
State Police |
84 |
260-79 |
New York State Guard |
84 |
260-80 |
George A. Knox Charges against Claude B. Alverson, Judge of Jefferson County |
84 |
260-81 |
Ellidia A. Record Regarding Estate of John Scott |
84 |
260-82 |
Root vs. Brainard |
84 |
260-83 |
Food Commission |
84 |
260-84 |
United States Employment Service |
84 |
260-85 |
Adjutant Genral |
84 |
260-86 |
Bolshevisim |
84 |
260-87 |
Franchise Tax |
84 |
260-88 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Credit Plan |
85 |
260-89 |
Liberty Bonds |
85 |
260-90 |
Sheriff Onondaga County |
85 |
260-91 |
Health Insurance Laws |
85 |
260-92 |
Police Commissioner, Queens County |
85 |
260-93 |
August Merrill |
85 |
260-94 |
State Excise Dept. |
85 |
260-95 |
European Corn Borer |
85 |
260-96 |
Surplus Supply of Government Stores Offered for Sale |
85 |
260-97 |
Pollution of Navigable Waters, New York City |
85 |
260-98 |
M. R. Kessler Allegations Regarding Sale of Liquor within Park System, and Misconduct in Acquisition of Private Property by
the Palisades Interstate Park Commission
|
85 |
260-99 |
State Income Tax |
85 |
260-100 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
William H. Moffitt Realty Co. |
86 |
260-101 |
|
Charges Against Thomas H. McDonough, Superintendent of Public Buildings of the State of New York |
86 |
260-102 |
|
Barge Canal |
86 |
260-103 |
|
Military Training Commission |
86 |
260-104 |
|
Petition by Jewish Soldiers Protesting Treatment of Jews in Europe |
86 |
260-105 |
|
Secretary of State |
86 |
260-106 |
|
Alien Property Custodian, F. P. Garvan |
86 |
260-107 |
|
Attorney General |
86 |
260-108 |
|
F.E. Cooper Complaint against State Depts., Regarding Lack of Statistical Information |
86 |
260-109 |
|
State Architect |
86 |
260-110 |
1919 |
Charges against Harry McKay Curtis, District Attorney, Greene County, including hearing minutes |
86 |
260-111 |
|
Transit Construction Company |
86 |
260-112 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
Village Election of Dobbs Ferry, Protest of by H. P. Mylett |
87 |
260-113 |
|
Harlem River Improvement, Removal of High Bridge |
87 |
260-114 |
1919 |
Fruit Handlers Strike, New York City |
87 |
260-115 |
|
President Wilson, Letters in Support of including D. Lewis, B. Kitchener |
87 |
260-116 |
1919 |
Matter of Phineas Seaman, Nassau County Sheriff, including hearing minutes |
87 |
260-117 |
|
W. W. Farley |
87 |
260-118 |
|
Violations of Law - Border City, Seneca County, Houses of Ill Fame |
87 |
260-119 |
|
Sarah Reinaldo, Modena (Ulster County) N.Y., Complaint against Alvin K. Coy |
87 |
260-120 |
|
Charles Conifer regarding Sunday Baseball |
87 |
260-121 |
|
National Compensation Bureau, Claim against by Dr. Meyer Wolff |
87 |
260-122 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
Examination and Investigation of the Matters and Affairs of the New York State Soldiers and Sailors Home at Bath, New York
(Moreland Act, including minutes of proceedings and public hearings)
|
88 |
260-123 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
Investigation of the Management and Affairs of New York State Troopers at Batavia, New York, including hearing minutes |
89 |
260-124 |
1915 |
Joint Legislative Committee Investigation of Public Service Commission |
89 |
260-125 |
|
Rand School of Social Science |
89 |
260-126 |
|
Lands Under Water at Barrytown, near Astor Point, New York |
89 |
260-127 |
1919 |
Rome, New York Strike Situation |
89 |
260-128 |
|
Committee to Investigate Seditious Activities (Lusk Committee) |
89 |
260-129 |
|
Consolidated Gas Company, Proceedings Regarding Constitutionality of 80-cent Gas Law; W. P. Burns, New York City Corporation
Counsel Correspondence regarding
|
89 |
260-130 |
|
Prison Survey Committee, Investigation of Prisons |
89 |
260-131 |
|
New York Telephone Company, Complaint against by R. J. Caldwell |
89 |
260-132 |
|
Case of Ramon Molina, Correspondence with Spanish Consul General Regarding Death of |
89 |
260-133 |
|
Regarding Strike at Sidney and Walton, Delaware County |
89 |
260-134 |
|
Complaint, House of Prostitution, Troupsberg, Steuben County, by New York Civil League |
89 |
260-135 |
|
Regarding State Canals, from Supt. Of Public Works Edward S. Walsh |
89 |
260-136 |
|
New York Harbor Protective and Development Association |
89 |
260-137 |
|
S. U. Calkins Complaint against City of Rochester |
89 |
260-138 |
|
Race Tracks, New York |
89 |
260-139 |
|
United States Railroad Administration |
89 |
260-140 |
|
Judge - Oyster Bay, K. Bader Complaint against |
89 |
260-141 |
|
H. Holstrom against County Clerk, Putnam County |
89 |
260-142 |
|
New York State Nautical School |
89 |
260-143 |
|
Hudson Training School for Girls |
89 |
260-144 |
|
Vincent Yatarola |
89 |
260-145 |
|
Auburn Strike |
89 |
260-146 |
|
Elmira Strike |
89 |
260-147 |
|
Milk Investigation, Robert E. Dowling Chairman |
89 |
260-148 |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
High Cost of Living |
90 |
260-148-1 |
Investigation - Council of Farms and Markets |
90 |
260-148-2 |
Milk Investigation, Robert E. Dowling Chairman |
90 |
260-148 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
Fair Price Milk Committee for New York City |
91 |
260-148-3 |
|
Fair Price Milk Committee for First and Second Class Cities |
91 |
260-148-4 |
1919 September 12 |
Food Conference in Executive Chamber |
91 |
260-148-5 |
|
Clearing House Committee (to Secure Cooperation of State Agencies in Enforcing Laws Aimed at Reducing Cost of Living) |
91 |
260-148-6 |
|
American-Russian Committee for the Relief and Salvation of Russia |
91 |
260-149 |
|
Charges of Irregularities in Administration of the Election Law in Suffolk County |
91 |
260-150 |
|
Charges against Harold D. Alexander, District Attorney, Albany County, by Lyman H. Bevans |
91 |
260-151 |
|
Wellsville Strike, Allegany County |
91 |
260-152 |
|
Niagara River Road |
91 |
260-153 |
|
Olean Strike, Cattaraugus County |
91 |
260-154 |
|
Coney Island, Garbage, Refuse, etc. on Beaches, Complaint of G. C Warner |
91 |
260-155 |
1919 |
Actor's Strike, New York City |
91 |
260-156 |
|
Violation of Excise Law, Putnam County |
91 |
260-157 |
|
State Employment Bureau |
91 |
260-158 |
|
State Troopers, Endicott City, Broome County, complaint of George F. Johnson against |
91 |
260-159 |
|
American Railway Express Co., Strike of Employees Represented by International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Stablemen
and Helpers
|
91 |
260-160 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
Federal Food Administrator |
92 |
260-161 |
|
District Attorney of New York County, Investigation of, at Request of W. B. Aldridge |
92 |
260-162 |
|
Violation of Election Law, Chenango County for disrupting public meetings of labor unions |
92 |
260-163 |
|
Protest by Veterans against City of Utica for Disrupting Public Meeting of Labor Unions |
92 |
260-164 |
|
United States Sugar Board |
92 |
260-165 |
|
In the Matter of Charges against George N. Hembdt, Sheriff of Sullivan County |
92 |
260-166 |
|
Assault on Mr. Shillady, Cfficer of the NAACP, Correspondence of W. E. B DuBois |
92 |
260-167 |
|
Lackawanna Strike |
92 |
260-168 |
|
Beacon Strike |
92 |
260-169 |
|
State Commission for the Blind |
92 |
260-170 |
|
Highway Transport Committee |
92 |
260-171 |
1919 September 16 |
Labor Conference, Executive Chamber |
92 |
260-172 |
|
Labor Board |
92 |
260-172-1 |
|
Printers Strike, New York City |
92 |
260-173 |
|
M. W. Shean |
92 |
260-174 |
|
Securities Investment Committee |
92 |
260-175 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
Pollution of the Niagara River |
93 |
260-176 |
|
Committee to Investigate the New York State National Guard |
93 |
260-177 |
1919 |
Longshoremen Strike, New York City |
93 |
260-178 |
|
Extraordinary Grand Jury of New York County |
93 |
260-179 |
|
Fiscal Supervisor of State Charities |
93 |
260-180 |
|
Lulu Hampton |
93 |
260-181 |
|
Motion Picture Truck, Use of by State Reconstruction Commission |
93 |
260-182 |
|
Investigations of Insane Hospitals |
93 |
260-183 |
|
Flax and Linen Industry |
93 |
260-184 |
|
Socialist Party, New York County, Correspondence Alleging Violations of Election Law |
93 |
260-185 |
1919 |
Utica Strike |
93 |
260-186 |
|
Alleged Violation of Election Law, Oswego County |
93 |
260-187 |
1919 |
Milk Strike, New York City |
93 |
260-188 |
|
Act to Regulate Interstate-Domestic and Foreign Industrial Relations of the United States |
93 |
260-189 |
|
State Reformatory for Women at Bedford |
93 |
260-190 |
|
Dr. John Meagher Complaint against J. Grattan McMahon, Kings County Judge |
93 |
260-191 |
|
Panama-Pacific Exposition Commission |
93 |
260-192 |
|
Everett Deer Law |
93 |
260-193 |
1919 December 17-19 |
Highway Conference |
93 |
260-194 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
Health Dept., New York City |
94 |
260-195 |
|
Coal Situation in New York State |
94 |
260-196 |
|
Complaint against Sheriff, Erie County Regarding Alleged Gambling |
94 |
260-197 |
1919 December 10 |
Civil Service Conference |
94 |
260-198 |
|
S. Seligman Complaint against New York County District Attorney |
94 |
260-199 |
|
Cornelius F. Burns, Mayor of Troy against New York Telephone Company |
94 |
260-200 |
|
Order Removing Death Row Inmate to Dannemora State Hospital for Insane Convicts |
94 |
260-201 |
1920 January 5 |
Cloak Industry Conference |
94 |
260-202 |
|
Special Election - 48th Senate District |
94 |
260-203 |
|
New York Telephone Company, Complaints against Regarding Service and Working Conditions of Women |
94 |
260-204 |
|
Prohibition |
94 |
260-205 |
1920 |
Charges against Frank L. Nolton, Sheriff Steuben County, including hearing minutes |
94 |
260-206 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
1920 February |
In the Matter of the Investigation by the Assembly of the State of New York as to the Qualifications of Louis Waldman, August
Claessens, Samuel A. DeWitt, Samuel Orr and Charles Solomon to Retain Their Seats in Said Body (Socialist Trial, State Assembly
including printed testimony)
|
95 |
260-207 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
|
Pollution of Waters, Gardiners Bay, Suffolk County |
96 |
260-208 |
|
Stenographer, Erie County Court |
96 |
260-209 |
|
Thomas Indian School, Iroquois, N.Y. |
96 |
260-210 |
|
Rev. J. T. Mahoney Complaint against Franklin County Farm Bureau |
96 |
260-211 |
|
State Agricultural and Industrial School at Industry, N.Y. |
96 |
260-212 |
1920 |
Jewelry Trade Strike |
96 |
260-213 |
|
State Treasurer |
96 |
260-214 |
|
State Defense Council |
96 |
260-215 |
|
Delehanty vs. McIntyre (no records present - file only contains reference to George Van Namee personal file) |
96 |
260-216 |
1920 |
Aviation Commission of the State of New York, including Report of Proceedings of Public Hearings held January 1920 |
96 |
260-217 |
|
Castleton Bridge |
96 |
260-218 |
|
Scotia Bridge |
96 |
260-219 |
|
State Racing Commission |
96 |
260-220 |
|
New York Military Academy |
96 |
260-221 |
|
Coroner, Herkimer County, Complaint of G. J. Kelley against Dr. R. P. Huyck |
96 |
260-222 |
|
Sheriff, Suffolk County (L. P. Pleasants Complaint Against) |
96 |
260-223 |
|
Use of State Canals by Federal Government |
96 |
260-224 |
|
Alfred Dick Complaint against Erie County Board of Supervisors |
96 |
260-225 |
1920 |
Buffalo Railroad Strike, Yardmen |
96 |
260-226 |
|
Inquiries Regarding Special Election to Fill Vacancies Created by Removal of Assembly Members Following Socialist Trial |
96 |
260-227 |
|
People v. D. B. Smith, Correspondence Regarding from B. A. Deane and F. J. Collier |
96 |
260-228 |
1920 |
Railroad Strike Situation, New York City |
96 |
260-229 |
|
Jamaica Bay Improvement |
96 |
260-230 |
|
Police Dept., New York City |
96 |
260-231 |
|
Standard Gas Light Company of the City of New York v. Charles D. Newton, as Attorney General, etc., et. al |
96 |
260-232 |
|
Central Supply Committee |
96 |
260-233 |
|
W. H. Anderson, Complaint of against Albany County District Attorney |
96 |
260-234 |
1920 |
Longshoremen's Strike. Buffalo |
96 |
260-235 |
|
Farm Production, New York State |
96 |
260-236 |
1920 |
Port of New York Strike |
96 |
260-237 |
1920 |
Switchmen's Strike, Buffalo |
96 |
260-238 |
|
Dominick Henry, Requirements on Attorney General Charles D. Newton to Conduct Perjury Trial of |
96 |
260-239 |
|
Gambling, Saratoga County |
96 |
260-240 |
|
Charges against W. H. Wheeler, District Attorney, Livingston County |
96 |
260-241 |
|
Commissioner of Docks, New York City |
96 |
260-242 |
|
Selective Service |
96 |
260-243 |
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Records of Soldiers Who Died in the Service of the United States during the War with Germany |
96 |
260-243-1 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
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Pollution of Canandaigua Outlet by the City of Canandaigua |
97 |
260-244 |
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Elizabeth Delafield Complaint regarding Odors from Factories on New Jersey Side of Hudson River |
97 |
260-245 |
|
Auburn Chamber of Congress regarding Strikes in New York City |
97 |
260-246 |
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Police Commissioner, New York City |
97 |
260-247 |
1920 June 8 |
Civil Practice Convention |
97 |
260-248 |
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Charges of Misconduct against Archibald M. Laidlaw, District Attorney of Cattaraugus County and Charges against Raymond T.
Mallery, Sheriff of Cattaraugus County
|
97 |
260-249 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
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Panama - Pacific International Exposition |
98 |
260-250 |
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Staten Island Midland Railway Company |
98 |
260-251 |
|
Super Power System |
98 |
260-252 |
|
New York Women's Relief Corp Home, Oxford, N.Y. |
98 |
260-253 |
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Election General Philip Sheridan to Hall of Fame of New York University |
98 |
260-254 |
|
World War Medal |
98 |
260-255 |
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Postal Employee Salary |
98 |
260-256 |
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State Engineer and Surveyor |
98 |
260-257 |
|
Ames Chiropractic Bill |
98 |
260-258 |
|
Police, Yonkers, New York |
98 |
260-259 |
|
Condition of Garbage Dumps opposite Island at 107th Street |
98 |
260-260 |
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Case of Richard Eckert, Request of Richmond County District Attorney for Extraordinary Trial Term of Supreme Court to Hear |
98 |
260-261 |
|
State Library |
98 |
260-262 |
|
Land Bank of the State of New York |
98 |
260-263 |
|
State Boxing Commission |
98 |
260-264 |
|
Steuben County District Attorney, Complaint against by Dr. S. Caulkins |
98 |
260-265 |
1920 |
Brooklyn Strike |
98 |
260-266 |
|
Farm Labor |
98 |
260-267 |
1920 September 20-24 |
Extraordinary Session of the State Legislature, called from September 20 to September 24, 1920 (Correspondence A-I) |
98 |
260-268 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
Folder |
1920 September 20-24 |
Extraordinary Session of the State Legislature, called from September 20 to September 24, 1920 (Correspondence J-Z and Subject
Files)
|
99 |
260-268 |
|
Federal Power Commission, including Ford Motor Company Application to Construct Hydro-electric Plant at Green Island, N.Y. |
99 |
260-269 |
|
Edwin P. Fischer, Arrest and Detention at Hamilton, Ontario in Connection with Wall Street Catastrophe |
99 |
260-270 |
1920 |
International Railway Company, Buffalo, New York Strike |
99 |
260-271 |
|
Socialism |
99 |
260-272 |
|
Saratoga Springs Water |
99 |
260-273 |
|
Charles Veeder |
99 |
260-274 |
|
Curlotta McLevy |
99 |
260-275 |
|
Absentee Voting Law |
99 |
260-276 |
|
Miscellaneous Reports |
99 |
260-277 |
|
New York Military State Hospital |
99 |
260-278 |
|
Sing Sing Prison Warden Lewis E. Lawes, Complaint of J. G. Purdie against |
99 |
260-279 |
|
State Purchasing Committee |
99 |
260-280 |
|
Rondout Creek Bridge |
99 |
260-281 |
|
State Employees Retirement System |
99 |
260-282 |
|
Montenegro Situation |
99 |
260-283 |
|
Extraordinary Trial Term, Supreme Court, New York County in Connection with Investigation of Housing Industry |
99 |
260-284 |
|
Transportation - Port of New York |
99 |
260-285 |
|
State Board of Law Examiners |
99 |
260-286 |
|
Aliens |
99 |
260-287 |
|
Joseph T. Ragen |
99 |
260-288 |
|
State Supt. Of Elections |
99 |
260-289 |
|
Gas Rates - New York City |
99 |
260-290 |
|
War Risk Insurance |
99 |
260-291 |
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John H. Waggoner and Alice F. T. Waggoner Charges against W. J. Bayer and F. J. Schmidt, Election Commissioners, Erie County |
99 |
260-292 |
|
Use of State Armories |
99 |
260-293 |
|
Board of Embalming Examiners |
99 |
260-294 |
|
No Folder |
99 |
260-295 |
|
Governors' Conference |
99 |
260-296 |
|
Requests for Copies of State Government Publications and Legislative Bills |
99 |
260-297 |
|
Mohansic Lake Reservation |
99 |
260-298 |
|
New York State Nautical School |
99 |
260-299 |
|
American Red Cross |
99 |
260-300 |
|
Trade Relations with Russia |
99 |
260-301 |
|
Leo V. Currie |
99 |
260-302 |
|
State Supt. Of Public Buildings |
99 |
260-303 |
|
Allotment of U.S. Land to New York State |
99 |
260-304 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
1923 |
New York City Transportation Act |
100 |
1923 |
Prohibition |
100 |
1924-1925 |
Barge Canal |
100 |
1923-1926 |
Executive Budget System |
100 |
1922-1923 |
Agriculture |
100 |
1920 |
Graves, George B., Personal Engrossing |
100 |
1923 October |
Governors' Conference - Indiana and Washington, D.C., regarding Narcotic, Immigration, and Prohibition Laws |
100 |
1925 |
Clippings - Legislative Session, A-E |
100 |
1925 |
Clippings - Legislative Session, F-P |
100 |
1925 |
Clippings - Legislative Session, O-T |
100 |
1925 |
Inauguration Invitation Lists |
100 |
1925 |
State Parks |
100 |
Dates |
Contents |
Box |
1917-1920 |
Military Service; Adjutant General; National Guard; George B. Graves, Assistant Secretary, Executive Dept. - Military Commissions
Engrossed
|
101 |
1924-1926 |
Municipal Court of the City of New York |
101 |
1923-1926 |
Water Power |
101 |
1926 |
Miscellaneous Correspondence: Louis Hoffman, Walter Law |
101 |
1922-1923 |
Rural Schools |
101 |
1921-1923 |
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of the City of New York, Lease of Office Space to New York State |
101 |
1927 |
Telephone Communications Administration |
101 |
1909-1910 |
Text of Speeches of Governor Hughes |
101 |
1925-1928 |
Investigation of the Dept. of State in Relation to the State Enumeration of 1925, Randall J. LeBoeuf, Jr., Commissioner |
101 |
|
Miscellaneous |
101 |