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George W. P. Hunt Papers
1859-1934
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Historical
Note |
George W. P. Hunt, Arizona businessman, territorial legislator, President
of Arizona’s Constitutional Convention of 1910 and the state’s
first governor, was born in Huntsville, Missouri, November 1, 1859. He arrived
in Globe, Gila County, Arizona in 1881 where he eventually became President
and part owner of the Old Dominion Commercial Company. On February 24, 1904
he married Helen Duett Ellison in Holbrook, Arizona. They had one daughter,
Virginia. Hunt was elected to the Territorial House in 1893 and 1895 and
to the Territorial Council in 1897, 1899, 1905, 1907 and 1909. He served
as Council President during his 1905 and 1909 terms.
A
major player in efforts to obtain statehood, Hunt presided over Arizona’s
1910 Constitutional Convention. While President of the Convention, he
supported the inclusion of the initiative. Elected governor in December
1911, he took his oath of office February 14, 1912-- the first day of
statehood. Arizonans re-elected him six more times. He served from February
1912 to January 1917 when Thomas Edward Campbell defeated him in a bitterly
contested election. In the summer of 1917, President Woodrow Wilson appointed
Hunt as a federal labor conciliator during increasing labor unrest in
the mining industry. Hunt’s comments regarding the Bisbee Deportation
were seen by many Arizonans as sympathetic to the International Workers
of the World (I.W.W.) Hunt eventually ousted Campbell from office following
a year-long battle in the courts to determine which of the two had actually
won the governorship. Hunt then served from December 1917 to January 1919.
President Wilson appointed him the Minister of Siam during the years 1920-1922.
Upon his return, Hunt again served as governor from January 1923 to January
1929 and a final term from January 1931 to January 1933. Previous to his
defeat in the 1932 primary, Hunt had won the Democratic nomination in
every primary he had entered. He lost the Democratic primary again in
1934. He died in Phoenix on December 24, 1934.
During his long career, Hunt
promoted many progressive agendas including the establishment of a merit
system for state employees, prison and labor reform, woman’s suffrage,
the abolition of capital punishment, child labor laws, workers compensation
and old age pensions, direct democracy by means of the initiative and
referendum and citizen recall of judges. He fought hard for Arizona’s
portion of Colorado River water, refusing to sign the Colorado River Compact.
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Scope
and Content |
The twenty boxes of George W. P Hunt papers span his forty-year political
career, in addition to providing biographical, genealogical and family-related
materials. The collection includes correspondence, speeches, newspaper clippings,
articles by and about Hunt, brochures, fliers, pamphlets and some photographs,
all covering a broad range of projects and issues with which Hunt was actively
involved. These include: Hunt's personal business enterprises and associations
with the Old Dominion Commercial Company and the Old Dominion Bank at Globe,
Arizona; family genealogy; efforts toward obtaining statehood for Arizona;
women’s suffrage; prison reform; capital punishment; labor movements
and disputes; the mining industry; political campaigns; and the Colorado
River Compact and related water matters. The collection is divided into
four series: Series One, Family and Personal Correspondence; Series Two,
Political and Campaign Activities; Series Three, Special Subjects, Speeches
and Correspondence; and Series Four, Memorabilia.
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Series
Description |
Series 1
Family and Personal Correspondence
(6 boxes): Contains genealogical material regarding the Hunt and Yates
families, 1514-1929; letters to and from family members; family photographs;
biographical sketch, George W. P. Hunt; biographical sketch Helen Duett
Ellison; sympathy letters on the death of Helen Duett Hunt; personal correspondence
regarding issues such as women’s suffrage, anti-gambling, primary
election legislation, statehood, railroad legislation; Boulder Dam controversy;
prohibition.
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Series 2:
Political and Campaign Activities
(8 boxes)
Correspondence regarding Hunt’s various campaigns and political
activities including letters to and from political supporters; campaign
contributors; campaign issues; political platforms.
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Series 3:
Special Subjects, Speeches
and Correspondence (4 boxes)
Contains articles by and about George W. P. Hunt on topics such as prison
reform, capital punishment, the Colorado River Compact and water; speeches
to various social and political organizations; correspondence relating
to a variety of topics among which are the Bisbee Deportation, the Clifton-Morenci
copper strike, the Globe and Miami Mine and Mill strike, unemployment,
the insane asylum and prohibition.
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Series 4:
Memorabilia (1 box)
Keepsakes and memorabilia including several flags, photographs and political
cartoons.
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Processing
Note: |
| This collection was re-processed
in 2003 and organized into series. |
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| Series 1: Family
and Personal Correspondence |
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| Box:Folder |
Description |
Dates |
| 1:1 |
Correspondence and genealogical material regarding the Hunt and Yates families |
1514-1929 |
| 1:2 |
Correspondence and genealogical material regarding the Hunt and Yates families |
1900-1928 |
| 1:3 |
Correspondence and genealogical material regarding the Hunt and Yates families |
1929 |
| 1:4 |
Genealogical material, Hunt family; photo of Georgia M. Lowry |
1786-1921 |
| 1:5 |
Biographical sketch, George W. P. Hunt |
1931 |
| 1:6 |
Correspondence, Helen (Duett) Hunt |
1914 |
| 1:7 |
Correspondence, Helen (Duett) Hunt and other family members |
1911 |
| 1:8 |
Correspondence, Colorado River Controversy |
1925 |
| 1:9 |
Biographical sketches, George W. P. Hunt |
1881-1930 |
| 1:10 |
Biographical sketches, George W. P. Hunt |
1898-1932 |
| 1:11 |
Biographical sketches, Helen Duett Ellison (Mrs. Hunt) |
1931 |
| 1:12 |
Hunt family correspondence |
1909, 1913, 1921 |
| 1:13 |
Hunt family correspondence |
1926-1931 |
| 1:14 |
Hunt family correspondence; photos M. Hunt and Clayton H. Brannon |
1932-1934 |
| 2:15 |
George W. P. Hunt, personal correspondence: woman's suffrage, sheep and cattleman, railroad legislation, Globe Miner's Union |
Jan.-Mar. 1899 |
| 2:16 |
George W. P. Hunt, personal correspondence: woman's suffrage; labor; statehood; livestock legislation; anti-corporation legislation; Grand Chapter Masonic, Odd-Fellows |
Mar-Dec 1899 |
| 2:17 |
George W. P. Hunt, personal correspondence: election as first mayor of Globe; statehood; National Democratic Convention; Odd Fellows |
1900 |
| 2:18 |
George W. P. Hunt, personal correspondence: statehood; public gambling; petition for making Pinal Mountain a government resource; primary election law; proposed tobacco legislation |
1904 |
| 2:19 |
George W. P. Hunt, personal correspondence: statehood; primary election law; sheep grazing; freight rates; proposed bill to abolish the Arizona Rangers |
1905 |
| 2:20 |
George W. P. Hunt, personal correspondence: railroad legislation |
1908 |
| 2:21 |
George W. P. Hunt, personal correspondence: Morris bill, indigent sick; statehood; anti-gambling legislation; attempt to abolish the office of the Territorial Examiner; Henry T. Ashurst |
January 1909 |
| 2:22 |
George W. P. Hunt, personal correspondence: the Old Dominion Commercial Company; legislation abolishing the Ranger Service; attempt to abolish the office of the Territorial Examiner; railroad legislation; cattle grazing; Salt River Valley development; attempt to abolish the office of the Assistant Secretary of the Territory; Globe Miners Union; Henry T. Ashurst; Mark A. Smith; Prescott Forest; Will C. Barnes; William J. Bryan |
February 1909 |
| 2:23 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: Railroad Commission; cattle and sheep grazing; bill to build a bridge across the Salt River at Tempe; woman's suffrage; registration of vital statistics; liquor interests; railroads; regarding Theodore Roosevelt; grazing; Old Dominion Commercial Company; anti-gambling; proposed bridge across the Salt River at Central Avenue; saloon interests |
March 1909 |
| 2:24 |
George W. P. Hunt, personal correspondence; speech on the state constitution; conditions and convict treatment, Florence Prison |
1911 |
| 2:25 |
George W. P. Hunt, personal correspondence; oath of office for Governor of Arizona; mining claims |
1912 |
| 2:26 |
George W. P. Hunt, personal correspondence; prison investigation reform; Walmit culture |
1913 |
| 2:27 |
George W. P. Hunt, personal correspondence: seeking the nomination of office of the governor of Arizona; prison reform |
1914 |
| 2:28 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: land deeds, Yuma; personal finance |
1912-1915; 1929; 1933 |
| 2:29 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: Hunt-Ellison land title; regarding the death of John T. Hughes, former Governor of Arizona |
1915 |
| 2:30 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: recall committee; Arizona-Mexico border conditions; residence for the Hunt family |
1916 |
| 2:31 |
George W. P. Hunt, personal correspondence: governor's race; walnut industry |
1917 |
| 2:32 |
George W. P. Hunt, personal correspondence: Arizona border unrest |
1918 |
| 2:33 |
George W. P. Hunt, personal correspondence: |
1919 |
| 2:34 |
George W. P. Hunt, personal correspondence: Siam news clipping and photograph |
1920 |
| 2:35 |
George W. P. Hunt, personal correspondence: Bangkok, Siam; photographs of Siam personalities; news clippings |
1921 |
| 2:36 |
George W. P. Hunt, personal correspondence: poems sent to the Governor |
1921-1928 |
| 2:37 |
George W. P. Hunt personal cash receipt book, kept while in Siam |
August 1920-September 1921 |
| 2:38 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: list of talks from March-August 1922; Salt River Valley Water Users Association; soldiers settlement legislation; Thomas E. Campbell; Michael T. Riordan; Arizona Lumber and Timber Company |
1922 |
| 2:39 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: Buri Navarasth, U. S. Minister of Siam; Henry T. Ashurst; Huburt Work; Arizona Highways Department; Board of Directors of State Institutions; School District # 16; Graham County, Arizona, school board elections; William Vincent Besser, portrait painter |
1923 |
| 2:40 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: William G. McAdo; Guy L. Jones; San Fo (son of Sun Yat-Sen); Siam; list of ex-service men at the Arizona State Prison; Indian rights; Arizona State Memorial Stone; Washington, D.C.; booklet, Arizona Day badge and booklet |
1924 |
| 2:41 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: Colorado River Compact; Ministerial Conference of Phoenix; Charles D. Poston; Carl D. Hayden; Southern Colorado Pioneers Association; Lewis E. Johnson; Dwight B. Heard; Albert M. Jones; prison labor |
1925 |
| 2:42 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: Michael J. Riordan; Arizona Lumber and Timber Company; Siam; Rama VI; Charles H. Crooks; Democratic Party, Committee of Fame; Republican Party; First Catholic Pima Indian Congress; Josephine B. Hughes |
Jan.-Apr.-1926 |
| 2:43 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: Arizona Mormons; Frank S. Blackledge, letter and photograph; Colorado River Compact; Everett E. Ellinwood; Carl Hayden; Frank B. Kelley; Siam; Josephine B. Hughes |
May-August 1926 |
| 2:44 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: University of Arizona; Siam; Arizona Democratic Primaries; Dwight B. Heard; Ant-Saloon League of America; Frank C. Lockwood |
Sept-Dec 1926 |
| 2:45 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: David Starr Jordan; Frank C. Lockwood; Arizona Agricultural Experiment Station; John Udall; Sam A. Lindauer; Siam; Colorado River Commission; Samuel S. Dickson |
Jan-Mar 1927 |
| 2:46 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: Colorado River Commission; Haiti; William H. King; Guy L. Jones; Siam; Coolidge Dam project; Arizona Colorado River Development Association; Swing-Johnson Bill |
Apr-July 1927 |
| 2:47 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence; State Highway Department; Siam; Henry F. Ashurst; Warren G. Harding; Hassayampa Hotel Company; schools of China; Frank B. Kellogg; William G. McAdo |
Aug-Dec 1927 |
| 2:48 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: Coolidge Dam project; State Highway Department; Siam; Boulder Dam project; Swing-Johnson Bill; Arizona Colorado River Commission; Ellison D. (Cotton Ed) Smith; Alfred E. Smith; Democratic National Convention; Owen D. Young; Sidney Kartus; 7 photographs of Caracas, Venezuela; Hi Joly Monument |
Jan-Apr 1928 |
| 2:49 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: State Prison; State Highway Department; Herbert Hoover; Siam; Prohibition; Hi Jolly Monument |
May-Aug 1928 |
| 2:50 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: Indian voting; William G. McAdoo; Anti-Saloon League of America; Colorado River Development |
Sept-Dec 1928 |
| 2:51 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: Colorado River Commission; Hi Joly Monument; Siam; T.A. Riordan |
1929 |
| 2:52 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: Russ F. Tatum; Frederick C. Struckmeyer; Maricopa County Democratic Central Committee; J.W. Stroden; Isabella Greenway |
Jan-Apr 1930 |
| 2:53 |
George W. P Hunt personal correspondence: Colorado River Commission; campaign for governor; First American Association; George H. Dern |
May 1930 |
| 3:54 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: Sidney Kartus; Beniamino Bufano; bonded indebtedness on Maricopa County lands; |
June-July 1930 |
| 3:55 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence; Arizona Highway Department; political atrocities; Democratic State Central Committee; political cartoons; congratulatory letters regarding Hunt winning the Democratic primary election |
Aug-Oct 1930 |
| 3:56 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: campaign issues; election returns; letters of support; Timothy A. Riordan; Frank C. Lockwood; William Sulzer; Maricopa County Jeffersonian Democratic Club; William G. McAdoo; George H. Dern; John C. Phillips |
Nov 1-17, 1930 |
| 3:57 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: political cartoon; Elizabeth T. Edington regarding Pima County Democrats; Livestock Sanitary Board; Hunt’s statement regarding concerns of the state; Boulder Dam controversy; Colorado River problems |
Nov 18-30, 1930 |
| 3:58 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: Lee Crane; taxation; Carl Hayden; Livestock Sanitary Board; Sidney Kartus; Arizona Museum |
Dec 1-10, 1930 |
| 3:59 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: George W. Stephens; James E. De Sonza; Democratic State Central Committee; requests for appointments and employment |
Dec 11-16, 1930 |
| 3:60 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: requests for appointments and employment; Catherine M. Murphy; John R.C. Long; Dan J. Seaman; Chiricahua National Monument |
Dec 17-31, 1930 |
| 3:61 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: Franklin D. Roosevelt; Huey P. Long; Albert C. Ritchie; Gifford Pinchot; George H. Dern |
1931 |
| 3:62 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: congratulations on birth of grandson |
1931 |
| 3:63 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: Mrs. Hunt’s illness; Ethel B. Christy; Grace M. Sparkes; Martha E. Hunt; Eva Ehrenfeld |
1931 |
| 3:64 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: Resolutions on the death of Mrs. Hunt; Women’s Club of Phoenix; Phoenix Lodge No. 708 Loyal Order of Moose; Maricopa County Board of Supervisors; Arizona Congress of Parents and Teachers; Arizona Highways Commission; Common Council, City of Globe |
1931 |
| 3:65 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: sympathy letters on the death of Mrs. Hunt, correspondents- A; Adjutant General’s Office; Arizona State Teacher’s College; Allison family; Senator and Mrs. Henry F. Ashurst |
1931 |
| 3:66 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: sympathy letters on the death of Mrs. Hunt, correspondents-B; Don C. Babbitt; B. Balzer; Carl and Virginia Brannon |
1931 |
| 3:67 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: sympathy letters on the death of Mrs. Hunt, correspondents-C; Camelback Woman’s Club; Mr. And Mrs. Roy R. (“Kit”) Carson; Mr. And Mrs. Luis F. Castro; Chinese Merchant’s Association; Veterans of Foreign Wars; Roy Hunt Creco; Fred T. Colter |
1931 |
| 3:68 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: sympathy letters on the death of Mrs. Hunt, correspondents-D-E; James E. De Sousa; Disabled American Veterans of the World War; Mr. And Mrs. C.E. Du Vall; Mr. And Mrs. S. R. Dysart; Dairy Commission; Florence Prison officials and guards |
1931 |
| 3:69 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: sympathy letters on the death of Mrs. Hunt, correspondents-F; James M. Flake; Franciscan Fathers |
1931 |
| 3:70 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: sympathy letters on the death of Mrs. Hunt, correspondents-G; Grady Gammage; Mr. And Mrs. Morris Goldwater |
1931 |
| 3:71 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: sympathy letters on the death of Mrs. Hunt, correspondents-H; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hayden; Arizona Highway Department; Town of Holbrook; R.A. Hunt |
1931 |
| 3:72 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: sympathy letters on the death of Mrs. Hunt, correspondents-J-K; F.C. Jacobs; Joseph S. Jenckes; Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Jones; Sidney Kartus; Pioneer Historical Society; Board of Regents, University of Arizona |
1931 |
| 3:73 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: sympathy letters on the death of Mrs. Hunt, correspondents-L; Live Stock Sanitary Board; Loyal Order of Moose, Prescott; Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lawhon; Gertrude B. Leeper; Sam A. Lewisohn |
1931 |
| 3:74 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: sympathy letters on the death of Mrs. Hunt, correspondents-Mc; William G. McAdoo; F. B. McCagg; James H. McClintok; May M. McCulloch |
1931 |
| 3:75 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: sympathy letters on the death of Mrs. Hunt, correspondents-M; Maricopa County Women’s Democratic Club; A. F. Meisch; James E. Malone; Hugh D. Marshall; Mayor and City Commissioner, Phoenix; International Association of Machinists |
1931 |
| 3:76 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: sympathy letters on the death of Mrs. Hunt, correspondents-N-O-P; Carl V. nelson; R. A. Nickerson; Sydney P. Osborn; Samuel L. Pattee; Mary I. Pease; Phoenix Silent Club; F. T. Pomeroy |
1931 |
| 3:77 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: sympathy letters on the death of Mrs. Hunt, correspondents-R; Timothy A. Riordan; James Rolph, Jr.; J. D. and H. V. Richardson; Lallah Ruth; Adeline E. Rayburn; John C.Riggs; Bella Roses’; John W. Ross; Jack Van Ryder |
1931 |
| 4:78 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: sympathy letters on the death of Mrs. Hunt, correspondents-S; William Scarlett; Arthur Seligman; San Xavier Mission; J. H. Smith; E. L. Short-Person, Alcatraz |
1931 |
| 4:79 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: sympathy letters on the death of Mrs. Hunt, correspondents-T; Russ Tatum; John T. Thorpe; E. A. Tovrea; Tucson Democratic Woman’s Club |
1931 |
| 4:80 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: sympathy letters on the death of Mrs. Hunt, correspondents-U-V; United Daughters of the Confederacy; staff, University of Arizona; Veterans of Foreign Wars; State Water Commission; staff, Hotel Westward Ho; White Mountain Lodge No. 3 F. & A. M.; Vere O. Wallingford |
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| 4:81 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence: Herbert Hoover; monetary conditions; photograph and letter from Chris Ulrich, Jr. |
Jan 1-15, 1931 |
| 4:82 |
Boyce Thompson Southwestern Arboretum; divorce law; Japanese Association of Arizona; Joe Chisholm; Bishop Mardaray; Don C. Babbitt |
Jan 6-31, 1931 |
| 4:83 |
Arizona Cattle Growers Convention; Boulder Dam Controversy; Texas pension laws; Eight hour Law for men and women; Catherine M. Murphy; R.S. Sterling; William C. Grunow; |
Feb 1931 |
| 4:84 |
Albert Einstein; James Rolph, Jr.; Fremont Older; R. C. Lindsay |
Mar 1931 |
| 4:85 |
James Rolph, Jr.; Barbers License Law; Frank Scully; Board of Dental examiners; Washington, D.C. Bonus March |
Apr 1931 |
| 4:86 |
Frank C. Lockwood; History of Arizona; archeological research work in Arizona; Hi Jolly Monument; Livestock Sanitary Board; E. B. Monk; Colorado River Association; Nevada Consolidated Copper Company |
May 1931 |
| 4:87 |
C. Ben Ross; Mrs. Wyatt (Josephine) Earp re: Tombstone street fight; Carl Branner; James W. McKean |
June 1931 |
| 4:88 |
Clyde W. Tombaugh; Siam; B. Bufano; court case against Hunt; 2 photographs of Bruno Ahlert |
July 1931 |
| 4:89 |
Joseph O. Barrette; Daniel J. Gercke; highway construction; Franklin D. Roosevelt |
Aug 1931 |
| 4:90 |
Arizona unemployment; Prince Svasti, Siam; Yuma county Farmer and Somerton Tribune; Harold S. Colton; James Rolph, Jr. |
Sep 1931 |
| 4:91 |
Arizona-California water rights; Donald R. Richborg; Paul L. Hoefler; Russia, Communism; Malcolm Beranger |
October 1931 |
| 4:92 |
United Verde Extension Company; Frank C. Lockwood; 2 photographs of Martha Pearce; land holdings in Pima County; Martin and Osa Johnson; Bruno Ahlert, conditions in Germany; Carlton Beals; Jack van Ryder regarding Arizona Rangers; photograph of Hunt |
November 1931 |
| 4:93 |
Russ F. Tatum; Frank C. Brophy; Henry F. Ashurst; Phoenix Silent Club |
December 1931 |
| 4:94 |
Two Hunt political brochures; Arizona Voters guide, 1931; photo, residence of Mr. and Mrs. Crooks |
1931 |
| 4:95 |
Requests for aid; donations from unemployed persons; Gerald Caplinger, Arizona Cowboy baseball team; Booker T. Washington Memorial Hospital, Inc; Charles H. Cook bible school and Phoenix Indian School regarding Puerto Rican laborers; Phoenix Olympic Committee, Olympic games brochure attached; “the Hope,” Missionary Faith Home |
1931-1932 |
| 4:96 |
Requests for autographs and photographs: United States Civil Legion; New York Times; Phoenix Chamber of Commerce; National Education Association; photo of Governor Hunt |
1931-1932 |
| 4:97 |
Condolences from governor Hunt: Mr. E. E. Elinwood; Edward A. Tovrea; William Wrigley, Jr.; John b. Wylie; Hans P. Nielson; David Starr Jordan; Thomas A. Edison |
1931-1932 |
| 4:98 |
Article entitled “Not for Arizonans,” regarding Herbert Hoover; article entitled “playing Safe,” regarding Presidential primary in California; inventory of Hunt’s office, January 3, 1931; Frank P. Trott; 2 photographs pertaining to Montenegro |
1932 |
| 4:99 |
Charles E. Addams; article entitled “Suppression of Free Speech; brochure for the Triangle T. Ranch, Dragoon Ranch |
Jan 1-13, 1932 |
| 4:100 |
Jack C. Kenney; Bracey Curtis; James Rolph, Jr. |
Jan 14-31, 1932 |
| 4:101 |
Sidney Kartus; D. B. McHenry; photograph, state highway camp #99A, Globe-Show Low project; Albert Steele; Henry Lovin |
Feb 1932 |
| 4:102 |
The Siam Mission of the Presbyterian Church of the USA; Ida T. Piper regarding education in Arizona; building and loan laws in Arizona; San Carlos Indian Reservation, regarding annexing additional land; photograph of Eva French; Francesca French and Mildred Cable in China |
March 1932 |
| 5:103 |
Arizona Copper Industry; James R. Rolph, Jr.; Humboldt M. Schlesinger |
April 1932 |
| 5:104 |
Arizona Industrial Commission; American Olympic Committee; Arizona Good Roads Association; James A. Farley; Frederick C. Struckmeyer; Hess Seaman regarding Arizona banks |
May 1932 |
| 5:105 |
Thomas Maddock regarding irrigation of the Colorado River basin; Hoover Dam; Boulder Dam |
June 1932 |
| 5:106 |
Unemployment relief; Sunshine Mission, aka Good Samaritan Relief, Phoenix; Victor A. Rule; Salt River valley Japanese Farmers; Bonus Expeditionary Force (Bonus March); L. C. Bolles; Stephen T. Mather, Dedication at the Grand Canyon with 3 photographs |
July 1932 |
| 5:107 |
Wallapai Indian Reservation land in Mohave and Coconino Counties; James Rolph, Jr.; Jack Van Ryder; unemployment relief; Democratic national Committee; William J. Flake |
Aug 1-15, 1932 |
| 5:108 |
Isaac Barth; Industrial Commission of Arizona; Democratic State Central Committee; Winslow Long Valley Highway; Federal Farm Loan Act; campaign letters; Arthur Seligman; Hunt political brochures |
Aug 16-31, 1932 |
| 5:109 |
Fred Sutter, campaign letter to the people of Arizona; campaign letters; Jack Van Ryder; Benjamin B. Moeur; Mrs. John N. Gardner; Thomas L. Schultz; Katherine Gordon from Lee Moor Construction Camp; 3 photographs of Governor Hunt; 1 photograph of J. H. Turley with mother and Governor Hunt |
September, 1932 |
| 5:110 |
Defeat for re-election letters; Susan R. Knox; W. E. Woodward; Frank C. Lockwood; William G. McAdoo; International Association of Machinists |
October 1932 |
| 5:111 |
G. W. Nelson; Reconstruction Finance Corporation; Lee M. Mix; Timothy A. Riordan; William Salzer; congratulatory telegram from Hunt to president-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt; James Rolph, Jr. Oswald G. Villard; Forrest E. Doucette: Gifford Pinchot |
November 1932 |
| 5:112 |
Estelle Lutrell, article regarding Arizona Constitutional Convention; Grady Gammage; Jack Van Ryder; Daniel J. Gercke; James A. Farley; Charles H. Crooks, regarding Siam; Henry F. Ashurst; Tom Mix |
Dec 1-15, 1932 |
| 5:113 |
Henry F. Ashurst; Charles M. Roberts; Lewis W. Douglas; Sidney Kartus; Carlos C. Jacome; William J. Bryan, Jr.; Ned Creighton; Charles H. Rutherford; proposed memorial to Hunt in Papago Park; Leo Crane; Del E. Webb regarding Hunt Monument; Tom Mix; Hunt Clubs in the Casa Grande Valley |
Dec 16-31, 1932 |
| 5:114 |
Hunt property in Darkville, Missouri deeded to Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church |
1932 |
| 5:115 |
China-American relations; Jack Van Ryder; Papago Indian Reservation lands; Franck C. Lockwood; Robert F. Wagner |
Jan 1-15, 1933 |
| 5:116 |
Allison Steel Manufacturing Company regarding Hunt’s tomb; William R. Manning; Frank C. Lockwood; William Delbridge; Carl Hayden; Henry F. Ashurst; Walter Mitchell; Upton Sinclair; George H. Dern; Papago Indian Reservation lands; |
Jan 16-31, 1933 |
| 5:117 |
William H. Hornibrook; Henry H. Blood; Frank C. Lockwood; M. A. Pallisen; Papago Indian Reservation lands; plaque on tomb door for Mrs. Hunt; Arizona copper industry; John C. Pollard; Carl Hayden; Freemont Older; Henry F. Ashurst |
Feb 1-15, 1933 |
| 5:118 |
William E. Brooks; Henry F. Ashurst; Upton Sinclair; Al Sieber; Fred T. Colter; Colorado River Commission; James F. Farley; Louis B. Whitney to Governor Benjamin B. Moeur |
Feb 16-28, 1933 |
| 5:119 |
Theodore B. Jones regarding Cave Creek State Game Refuge; Martin H. Herlick; William Delbridge regarding Bank conditions in Arizona; Isabella Greenway; Alfred A. Cohn; Hunt mausoleum |
Mar 1-15, 1933 |
| 5:120 |
George W. Stephens regarding Hunt mausoleum; Richard E. Sloan; Hunt to John Johnson regarding road from Superior to Globe; Clyde Hilliard; Frank C. Lockwood; Hunt to James A. Farley |
Mar 16-30, 1933 |
| 5:121 |
Frank J. Duffy; Colorado River Commission of Arizona; Harold L. Ickes; Walter H. Cole; Dan Benchoff; San Pedro Flood Control Committee; Hunt Hatchery Grounds; Martin A. Herlick regarding Frederick Schweigardt, sculptor and Winnie Ruth Judd case; Clyde Hilliard |
April 1-15, 1933 |
| 5:122 |
Frederick Schweigardt regarding proposed bust of Hunt; Martin H. Herlick regarding Ruth Judd case; Veteran Publishing Company; Jewish and Gentile Prisoners Welfare Society; Al Cohn; Sidney Kartus; Hunt to Frances Perkins, Secretary of Labor; Hunt to James A. Farley, Postmaster General; Hunt to Carl Hayden; Hunt to Henry F. Ashurst; L. W. Douglas; Susan R. Knox, portrait of Hunt |
Apr 16-30, 1933 |
| 5:123 |
Hunt to Lucile McNeill, regarding Governor Moeur; Arizona Corporation Commission; Henry F. Ashurst |
May 1-15, 1933 |
| 5:124 |
Henry F. Ashurst; Sidney Kartus; Laura B. Imes |
May 16-31, 1933 |
| 5:125 |
Walter H. Cole regarding proposed sanatorium in Tombstone; Arizona Democratic Association; Hunt to Carl Hayden; Oscar Irvin; Clyde Hilliard; Carl Hayden |
June 1-15, 1933 |
| 5:126 |
Siam Mission; Arizona Wool Growers Association; Grady Gammage; Thomas L. Yates |
June 16-30, 1933 |
| 5:127 |
Carl Hayden; George H. Dern regarding Verde Dam; Roy R. “Kit” Carson; Frank C. Lockwood; Isabella greenway; J. C. Mulcahy regarding proposed recall election against Governor Moeur |
July 1-15, 1933 |
| 5:128 |
Louis McGavic, regarding CCC Camps; Hunt’s proposals for the next governor; proposed recall election against Governor Moeur |
1933 |
| 5:129 |
Samuel L. Pettee regarding recall of Governor Moeur; Verde River power and irrigation District projects; Harry Midkiff; Carl Hayden; Arizona Copper Industry; Frank C. Lockwood |
1933 |
| 5:130 |
Stephen Early; Harry Midkiff; Hassayampa Hotel Company; Hunt to Estelle Lutrell regarding forwarding 61 volumes of newspaper clippings to the University of Arizona, Tucson; Freed S. Breen |
Aug 16-31, 1933 |
| 5:131 |
Franck C. Lockwood; Susan R. Knox; Henry F. Ashurst; Maricopa County Board of Welfare Offices |
Sep 1-15, 1933 |
| 5:132 |
Upton Sinclair; Henry F. Ashurst |
Sep 16-30, 1933 |
| 5:133 |
Frank C. Lockwood regarding Al Seiber; unemployment in Miami; Gila County; Leo Crane regarding Arizona Indians |
Oct 1-16, 1933 |
| 5:134 |
Upton Sinclair; Isabella Greenway; Frank C. Lockwood; Elmer Graham; Frank Welsh |
Oct 16-31, 1933 |
| 5:135 |
Leo Crane regarding Arizona Indians |
Nov 1-15, 1933 |
| 5:136 |
W. J. Graham; Virginia H. Bufano regarding Hunt bust; Mary Pease regarding Hi Jolly monument |
Nov 16-30, 1933 |
| 6:137 |
Personal correspondence |
Dec 1-15, 1933 |
| 6:138 |
William Coxon; Paradise Valley Improvement Club; Bina Booba regarding lynching law; H. P. Maxwell regarding Upton Sinclair for Governor of California |
Dec 16-31, 1933 |
| 6:139 |
George H. Derm; Arizona Colorado Commission; Arizona Highway Department list of employees |
1933 |
| 6:140 |
Arizona Corporation Commission; Valley Bank and Trust Company; nomination petitions; registration of electors; Summary of bonded indebtedness of the State of Arizona |
January 1940 |
| 6:141 |
C. M. Zander; Harry L. Hopkins; Franklin D. Roosevelt; Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen; Clarence D. Martin |
February 1934 |
| 6:142 |
Carl Hayden; Franklin D. Roosevelt; C. M. Zender; Harold L. Ickes |
March 1934 |
| 6:143 |
James H. Kerby; C. M. Zander; Carl Hayden |
April 1934 |
| 6:144 |
William J. Bryan; Indian Community Center; Tanner African M.E. Church; CarlYates |
May 1934 |
| 6:145 |
National Recovery Administration |
June 1934 |
| 6:146 |
Hunt Re-election Campaign letters |
July 1934 |
| 6:147 |
Campaign correspondence; Isabella Greenway; Governor Moeur’s speech; Phoenix Union High School; Carl Hayden’ Henry M. Horner; the Light and gas Consumers League of Arizona; Harry D. Midkiff; Upton Sinclair; Salt River Valley Water Users Association; Morris Goldwater |
August 1934 |
| 6:148 |
Campaign letters; Jack Van Ryder; J. C. Babbitt; Henry F. Ashurst; Russ F. Tatum; financial report; Hunt for Governor Club |
Sep 1-16, 1934 |
| 6:149 |
Campaign letters; 4 photographs of Hunt campaign sign; sample ballot, primary election, 1933 |
Sep 17-21, 1934 |
| 6:150 |
Upton Sinclair; campaign letters; American Liberty League; James H. Kerby |
Sep 22-30, 1934 |
| 6:151 |
Frank C. Lockwood; Labor's Civil Rights Committee |
Oct 1-15, 1934 |
| 6:152 |
Dodd L. Greer; New Deal Democratic Club; Donald R. Richberg; Arizona Democratic Association; Campaign Literature; James H. Kerby; Ernest R. Hall; Hoval A. Smith; Thomas Maddock; Miami Federal Labor Union |
Oct 16-31, 1934 |
| 6:153 |
Democratic Central Committee; Harry D. Metkiff campaign literature; Disabled American Veterans of the World War; Frank C. Lockwood; Madge Roberts; Hoval A. Smith; Henry F. Ashurst; Bunker Hill Arizona Mining Company |
Nov 1-15, 1934 |
| 6:154 |
Japanese in Arizona; George W. Norris; Huey F. Long; R. C. Stanford; Louis H. Howe; M. R. Tillotson |
Nov 16-30, 1934 |
| 6:155 |
American Federation of Labor, William Green; Miami Federal Labor Union, George W. Norris; Federal Emergency Administration; Lincoln Steffens; Benjamin B. Moeur |
December 1934 |
| 6:156 |
Maricopa County list of workers |
1934 |
| 6:157 |
George W. P. Hunt, will and estate |
1934 |
| 6:158 |
George W. P. Hunt personal correspondence |
n.d. |
| 6:159 |
Letters to Virginia Hunt on the death of her father, George W. P. Hunt, A-L. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ashurst; Babbitt Bros.; Henry H. Blood; Sidney Kartus; J. Lee Loveless; James H. Kerby |
1934-1935 |
| 6:160 |
Letters to Virginia Hunt on the death of her father, George W. P. Hunt, M-Z. Benjamin B. Moeur; William R. Morris; A.G. McAlister; J. Morris Richards; Henry D. Ross; Albert C. Ritchie; Henry L. Woolf; Mulford Winsor |
1934-1935 |
| 6:161 |
George W. P. Hunt, personal correspondence; biography of George W. P. Hunt |
1935 |
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| Series 2: Political and Campaign Activivies |
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| Box:Folder |
Description |
Date |
| 7:162 |
Contributors; appointees; Democratic candidates for primary election; Chairmen, Democratic Central Committee, 1924-1928 |
1924-1928 |
| 7:163 |
James H. Kerby; expense statements; Old Dominion Bank; Arizona Gazette |
1928 |
| 7:164 |
Fees in re-election campaign 1916 and legal contest 1917; Commonwealth Bonding and Casualty Insurance Company |
1916-1917 |
| 7:165 |
Campaign literature; election of 1928 |
1928 |
| 7:166 |
Nomination petitions, campaign of 1928: Apache; Cochise; Coconino; Gila; Graham; Greenlee; Maricopa; Mohave; Navajo; Pima; Pinal; Santa Cruz; Yavapai; Yuma |
1928 |
| 7:167 |
Nomination petitions, list of signers, campaign of 1928 |
1928 |
| 7:168 |
Campaign expenses |
1930 |
| 7:169 |
Telegrams of congratulation |
1930 |
| 7:170 |
Correspondence to Governor Hunt: Oscar Irvin, campaign manager; Lewis W. Douglas; Helen G. Shaw; Wright Patman; William McAdo; photograph of Hunt and others outside capitol building |
1932 |
| 7:171 |
B.D. Proctor vs. George W. P. Hunt |
1932 |
| 7:172 |
Advertising expenses; list of Arizona newspapers and advertising rates |
1932 |
| 7:173 |
Applications for jobs, campaign of 1932 |
1932 |
| 7:174 |
Form letters and list of people offering help, campaign of 1932 |
1932 |
| 7:175 |
Correspondence regarding defeat |
1932 |
| 7:176 |
Letters of appreciation, 1932 campaign |
1932 |
| 7:177 |
Letters of thanks for contributions, 1932 campaign |
1932 |
| 7:178 |
Letters of thanks for contributions, 1932 campaign |
1932 |
| 7:179 |
Letters of thanks for contributions, 1932 campaign |
1932 |
| 7:180 |
Letters of thanks for contributions, 1932 campaign |
1932 |
| 7:181 |
Campaign literature |
1932 |
| 7:182 |
Nomination petitions, 1932 campaign |
1932 |
| 7:183 |
Nomination petitions, list of signers |
1932 |
| 7:184 |
Nomination petitions, list of signers |
1932 |
| 7:185 |
Political correspondence, campaign, A-L: C. E. Adams; Benjamin B. Moeur; Jack Anderson; Arizona Highway; Democratic Club; D. B. Fountain; Elmer Graham |
1932 |
| 7:186 |
Political correspondence, campaign, M-Z: H.D. Midkiff; M. Alice Patterson; |
1932 |
| 7:187 |
Announcements for Governor; John C. Phillips; Democratic State Platform; August Wieden; J. Emery Johnson |
1914-1934 |
| 8:188 |
Campaign correspondence, A-G: Hunt for Governor Club; Frances Ames; Arizona Corporation Commission; Benjamin B. Moeur; William Green |
1932 |
| 8:189 |
Campaign correspondence, H-Z: Frances Ames; Primary registration totals; W. E. Kell; Industrial Commission; E. D. Sibley; Sidney Sapp; R. B. Walton |
1932 |
| 8:190 |
Campaign correspondence: defeat of Governor Hunt; F. Darnin Smith; James B. Sayers; A.J. Priebe; Tom Mix; Henry Midkiff |
1932 |
| 8:191 |
Requests for petitions, A-D |
1932 |
| 8:192 |
Requests for petitions, E-K |
1932 |
| 8:193 |
Requests for petitions, L-Z |
1932 |
| 8:194 |
Political supporters, A-B |
1932 |
| 8:195 |
Political supporters, C-D |
1932 |
| 8:196 |
Political supporters, E-G |
1932 |
| 8:197 |
Political supporters, H-J |
1932 |
| 8:198 |
Political supporters, K-L |
1932 |
| 8:199 |
Political supporters, M-N |
1932 |
| 8:200 |
Political Supporters, O-R |
1932 |
| 8:201 |
Political Supporter, S-T |
1932 |
| 8:202 |
Political Supporters, U-Z |
1932 |
| 8:203 |
Campaign Suppliers |
1932 |
| 8:204 |
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Presidential Campaign, correspondence: James A. Farley; Roosevelt Southern Club; James M. Curley; Louis L. Emmerson; League for Independent Political Action; Jonathon G. Pollard; Russ F. Tatum; John W. Davis; Arizona Delegates, Democratic National Convention; John Nance, Garner; Democratic National Convention Platform |
1932 |
| 8:205 |
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Presidential Campaign, printed materials: Victory Campaign, Democratic party for 1932; Democratic National Committee; Garner for President Club; Minnesotal Roosevelt Club |
1932 |
| 8:206 |
Campaign, Governor Hunt |
1934 |
| 8:207 |
Campaign, Governor George W. P. Hunt: Frank C. Brophy; Maricopa County Municipal Water Conservation; Benjamin B. Moeur; James H. Kerby; National Re-Employment Bureau; Arizona Democratic Association News; Campaign Platform |
1934 |
| 8:208 |
Campaign, personal finances |
1934 |
| 9:209 |
Nomination papers, George W. P. Hunt: Maricopa County |
1934 |
| 9:210 |
Nomination papers, George W. P. Hunt: Maricopa County |
1934 |
| 9:211 |
Nomination papers, George W. P. Hunt: Maricopa County |
1934 |
| 9:212 |
Nomination papers, George W. P. Hunt: Mohave and Navajo Counties |
1934 |
| 9:213 |
Nomination papers, George W. P. Hunt: Pima County |
1934 |
| 9:214 |
Nomination papers, George W. P. Hunt: Pima County |
1934 |
| 9:215 |
Nomination papers, George W. P. Hunt: Pinal and Yuma Counties |
1934 |
| 9:216 |
Nomination papers, George W. P. Hunt: Yavapai County |
1934 |
| 10:217 |
Campaign correspondence, Apache County: Dan T. Benchoff; Bert and Harry Colter; George Martin; Mande Colter Udall |
1934 |
| 10:218 |
Campaign correspondence, Bisbee, Cochise County: Jack C. Delbridge; Mike J. Hannon; Hoval A. Smith; Bert Chavalier; Primary registration totals |
1934 |
| 10:219 |
Campaign correspondence, Benson, Cochise County: Mr. And Mrs. Roy Curtis; Bostwick Williams; Richard E. Yellott; Cochise County labor organizations |
1934 |
| 10:220 |
Campaign correspondence, Douglas and Globe, Cochise County: Fred Sutter; Howard Ames; Elmer Graham; John B. Hart; Highway dedication, Chiricahua National Monument |
1934 |
| 10:221 |
Campaign correspondence, Tombstone, Cochise County: Brooks David; George Henshaw; list of Tombstone voters |
1934 |
| 10:222 |
Campaign correspondence, Flagstaff, Coconino County: John J. Finley; Jack Haines; Eliz L. Kennedy; Flagstaff Committee, Northern Arizona Good Road Enthusiasts |
1934 |
| 10:223 |
Campaign correspondence, Payson and Claypool, Gila County: Edward J. Eckerman; Walter W. Pottoroff; Howard Sprouse |
1934 |
| 10:224 |
Campaign correspondence, Globe, Gila County: John W. Clark; C.B. Hall; Young Democrats of Gila County; Hunt for Governor Club; E.E. Adams; United Whie Americans, Globe Chapter No. 6; political flyer |
1934 |
| 10:225 |
Campaign correspondence, Globe, Miami, Casa Grande, Gila County: L.C. Bolles; Stanley R. Yoder; R. J. Bobla; Carl Hayden; Edwin N. Gilman; Giullermo Rodriguez; Hunt for Governor Club; George F. Senner; J. W. Strode |
1934 |
| 11:226 |
Campaign correspondence, Fort Thomas, Graham County: Fred Pascoe; Jack Hinton; William Talley; William Murphy; Fort Thomas Precinct Voters List |
1934 |
| 11:227 |
Campaign correspondence, Geronimo and Ashurst Precinct Voters Lists |
1934 |
| 11:228 |
Campaign correspondence, Safford and Thatcher, Graham County: Jack Edwards; Charles B. Yett, Sr.; F. D. Glassford; George von Gansig |
1934 |
| 11:229 |
Campaign correspondence, Solomonville, Graham County: G. A. Massey; F. M. Medhurst |
1934 |
| 11:230 |
Campaign correspondence, Duncan and Franklin, Greenlee County: Charles O. Billingley; Fred Pascoe; Albert Glassgow; C. J. Midzor |
1934 |
| 11:231 |
Campaign correspondence, Clifton, Greenlee; Luz Cisneros; Matt Danenhauerl; Lucille McNeill; Southern National Highways Association; George Clifton Wright |
1934 |
| 11:232 |
Campaign correspondence, Buckeye, Maricopa County: J. R. Marche; Willard A. Wood |
1934 |
| 11:233 |
Campaign correspondence, Chandler, Maricopa County: Christine Bedell; James E. De Sousa; Byron and Edward C. Tatum |
1934 |
| 11:234 |
Campaign correspondence, Glendale, Maricopa County: Hunt for Governors Club supporters; undecided voters |
1934 |
| 11:235 |
Campaign correspondence, Mesa, Maricopa County: O. S. and Erwin Stapley; George A. Matthews; undecided voters |
1934 |
| 11:236 |
Campaign correspondence, Peoria, Maricopa County: C. L. Chisholm; Jim Hennessey |
1934 |
| 11:237 |
Political correspondence, Phoenix, Maricopa County, “A” |
1934 |
| 11:238 |
Political correspondence, Phoenix, Maricopa County, “B” |
1934 |
| 11:239 |
Political correspondence, Phoenix, Maricopa County, “C |
1934 |
| 11:240 |
Political correspondence, Phoenix, Maricopa County, “D |
1934 |
| 11:241 |
Political correspondence, Phoenix, Maricopa County, “E”: |
1934 |
| 12:242 |
Political correspondence, Phoenix, Maricopa County, “F-G” |
1934 |
| 12:243 |
Political correspondence, Phoenix, Maricopa County:”H” |
1934 |
| 12:244 |
Political correspondence, Phoenix, Maricopa County, “I-J” |
1934 |
| 12:245 |
Political correspondence, Phoenix, Maricopa County, “K-L” |
1934 |
| 12:246 |
Political correspondence, Phoenix, Maricopa County, “Mc” |
1934 |
| 12:247 |
Political correspondence, Phoenix, Maricopa County, “M” |
1934 |
| 12:248 |
Political correspondence, Phoenix, Maricopa County, “N-O” |
1934 |
| 12”249 |
Political correspondence, Phoenix, Maricopa County, “P-Q”: |
1934 |
| 12:250 |
Political correspondence, Phoenix, Maricopa County, “R” |
1934 |
| 12:251 |
Political correspondence, Phoenix, Maricopa County, “S” |
1934 |
| 12:252 |
Political correspondence, Phoenix, Maricopa County, “T” |
1934 |
| 12:253 |
Political correspondence, Phoenix, Maricopa County, “U-V” |
1934 |
| 12:254 |
Political correspondence, Phoenix, Maricopa County, “W” |
1934 |
| 12:255 |
Political correspondence, Phoenix, Maricopa County, “X-Y-Z” |
1934 |
| 13:256 |
Political correspondence, Tempe, Maricopa County |
1934 |
| 13:257 |
Political correspondence, miscellaneous, Maricopa County, “A-C” |
1934 |
| 13:258 |
Political correspondence, miscellaneous, Maricopa County, “D-H” |
1934 |
| 13:259 |
Political correspondence, miscellaneous, Maricopa County, “I-O” |
1934 |
| 13:260 |
Political correspondence, miscellaneous, Maricopa County, “P-Z” |
1934 |
| 13:261 |
Political correspondence, Mohave County |
1934 |
| 13:262 |
Political correspondence, Kingman, Mohave County |
1934 |
| 13:263 |
Political correspondence, Navajo County |
1934 |
| 13:264 |
Political correspondence, Pima County |
1934 |
| 13:265 |
Political correspondence, Tucson, Pima County, “A-C” |
1934 |
| 13:266 |
Political correspondence, Tucson, Pima County, “D-H” |
1934 |
| 13:267 |
Political correspondence, Tucson, Pima County, “I-O” |
1934 |
| 13:268 |
Political correspondence, Tucson, Pima County, “P-R” |
1934 |
| 13:269 |
Political correspondence, Tucson, Pima County, “S-Z” |
1934 |
| 13:270 |
Political correspondence, Frank G. Cooper, manager, Tucson, Pima County Headquarters, Hunt for Governor |
1934 |
| 13:271 |
Political correspondence, Florence, Pinal County |
1934 |
| 13:272 |
Political correspondence, Florence, Pinal County |
1934 |
| 13:273 |
Political correspondence, Casa Grande, Pinal County |
1934 |
| 13:274 |
Political correspondence, Superior, Pinal County |
1934 |
| 14:275 |
Political correspondence, Santa Cruz County |
1934 |
| 14:276 |
Political correspondence, Nogales, Santa Cruz County |
1934 |
| 14:277 |
Political correspondence, Yavapai County |
1934 |
| 14:278 |
Political correspondence, Ash Fork, Yavapai County |
1934 |
| 14:279 |
Political correspondence, Jerome, Yavapai County |
1934 |
| 14:280 |
Political correspondence, Prescott, Yavapai County |
1934 |
| 14:281 |
Political correspondence, Prescott, Yavapai County |
1934 |
| 14:282 |
Political correspondence, Yuma, Yuma County |
1934 |
| 14:283 |
Political correspondence, miscellaneous, Yuma County |
1934 |
| 14:284 |
Political correspondence, miscellaneous: Arizona State Lands; Arizona Highway Department bids awarded, July 1, 1933-; House Memorial regarding Grand Canyon National Game Preserve; Arizona publications by counties; speech, Governor Benjamin Moeur; election results, governor’s race, 1930, 1932; Governor Moeur’s platform, 1934 governor’s race; Mexican registration, 1932; guidelines for county executive committees to manage and direct Hunt’s re-election campaign; Hunt’s position regarding sales tax; lists of prospective Hunt campaign workers in Bisbee and Tombstone; lists of nominations for Hunt, Phoenix and Scottsdale |
1934 |
| 14:285 |
Political correspondence, miscellaneous, “A” |
1934 |
| 14:286 |
Political correspondence, miscellaneous, “B” |
1934 |
| 14:287 |
Political correspondence, miscellaneous, “C” |
1934 |
| 14:288 |
Political correspondence, miscellaneous, “D” |
1934 |
| 14:289 |
Political correspondence, Executive Committee, Prescott |
1934 |
| 14:290 |
Political correspondence, miscellaneous, “E” |
1934 |
| 14:291 |
Political correspondence, miscellaneous, “F” |
1934 |
| 14:292 |
Political correspondence, miscellaneous, “G” |
1934 |
| 14:293 |
Political correspondence, personal: Hunt’s platform; state budget 1931-1932; campaign contributions; expenditure accounts, primary campaign; committees |
1934 |
| 15:294 |
Bids for advertising campaign; taxes; estimated revenue from other sources, fiscal year 1934-1935 |
1934 |
| 15:295 |
Campaign contributions, 1926-1930; Governor’s messages, January 12, 1931 and December 28, 1931; campaign contributions, primary and general elections, 1926, 1928, 1930; campaign contributions, Democratic State Central Committee, 1926, 1928, 1930 |
1926-1931 |
| 15:296 |
Miscellaneous correspondence; speech, organized labor; labor record of Benjamin B. Moeur; Hunt speech, July 12, 1934 |
1934 |
| 15:297 |
George W. P. Hunt itinerary, August 18-September 11, 1934; P. D. Glassford itinerary, August 15, September 8, 1934 |
1934 |
| 15:298 |
Miscellaneous correspondence, “I” |
1934 |
| 15:299 |
Miscellaneous correspondence, “J” |
1934 |
| 15:300 |
Miscellaneous correspondence, “K” |
1934 |
| 15:301 |
Miscellaneous correspondence, “L”, precinct organization |
1934 |
| 15:302 |
Miscellaneous labor correspondence: Maricopa County Labor payroll; Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireman and Enginemen, Phoenix Lodge No. 632; Arizona Labor Review American Federation of Labor; Phoenix Burding Trades Council |
1934 |
| 15:303 |
Campaign lists, 1934; commercial distribution, 1932; Arizona Grocery Company, payroll list; Central Arizona and Light, list of employees; various counties labor organization; Torrea packing Company, list of employees |
1934 |
| 15:304 |
Thomas Maddock for Governor, miscellaneous correspondence; speech, Thomas Maddock Phoenix, October 6, 1934 |
1934 |
| 15:305 |
George W. P. Hunt, miscellaneous campaign lists, 1934; roster of licensed real estate brokers and salesmen, 1934; list of landowners; Arizona Insurance agents, 1935; Santa Fe Railroad employees; Arizona Highway Department employees |
1934-1935 |
| 15:306 |
Miscellaneous correspondence, “Mc” |
1934 |
| 15:307 |
Miscellaneous correspondence, “M” |
1934 |
| 15:308 |
Benjamin B. Moeur correspondence; Moeur platform; Moeur statement of policies; Moeur speech, Phoenix, August 4, 1934 |
1934 |
| 15:309 |
Miscellaneous correspondence, “N” |
1934 |
| 15:310 |
George W. P. Hunt, news releases and articles |
1934 |
| 15:311 |
George W. P. Hunt, newspaper stories |
1934 |
| 15:312 |
Miscellaneous correspondence, “O” |
1934 |
| 15:313 |
Miscellaneous correspondence, “P” |
1934 |
| 15:314 |
Publicity correspondence |
1934 |
| 15:315 |
Publicity correspondence |
1934 |
| 15:316 |
Miscellaneous correspondence, “Q-R” |
1934 |
| 15:317 |
Campaign flyers |
1934 |
| 15:318 |
Santa Cruz County polling lists |
1934 |
| 15:319 |
Miscellaneous correspondence, “S” |
1934 |
| 15:320 |
Miscellaneous correspondence, “T” |
1934 |
| 15:321 |
Miscellaneous correspondence, “U” |
1934 |
| 15:322 |
Correspondence, Clare Van Dyke regarding Copper Industry, Copper Tariff Commission |
1934 |
| 15:323 |
Correspondence, Verde River |
1934 |
| 15:324 |
Miscellaneous correspondence, “V” |
1934 |
| 15:325 |
Veterans organizations, Apache-Yuma counties |
1934 |
| 15:326 |
Miscellaneous correspondence, “W” |
1934 |
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| Series 3: Special Subjects, Speeches and Correspondence |
| |
| Box:Folder |
Description |
Date |
| 16:327 |
Admission Day speech |
Feb. 14, 1913 |
| 16:328 |
Bisbee Park Dedication speech |
n.d. |
| 16:329 |
Capital Punishment speeches |
n.d. |
| 16:330 |
Cattle Growers Association speech |
n.d. |
| 16:331 |
George W. P. Hunt interview by the Chandler Arizonan regarding trip from Chandler to Sacaton, September 1913 |
1913 |
| 16:331A |
Arizona Constitution speech, December 1913 |
1913 |
| 16:332 |
Arizona Bar Association speech, not delivered |
n.d. |
| 16:333 |
Toasts to the State of Arizona |
n.d. |
| 16:334 |
Correspondence, “B” |
1912 |
| 16:335 |
Correspondence, “C” |
1912 |
| 16:336 |
Correspondence, “D” |
1912 |
| 16:337 |
Correspondence, “E” |
1912 |
| 16:338 |
Correspondence, “S” |
1912 |
| 16:339 |
Correspondence, “U-Z” |
1912 |
| 16:340 |
Arizona Farmer speech |
n.d. |
| 16:341 |
“The Farmer and the State,” speech |
n.d. |
| 16:342 |
Correspondence, Virginia Hunt |
1912, 1914-1915 |
| 16:343 |
Greeting to Governor Thomas R. Marshall, Indiana |
n.d. |
| 16:344 |
Miscellaneous correspondence: Lynn T. Frazier, Lon Magargee; E. N. Phillips |
1910-1916 |
| 16:345 |
Miscellaneous correspondence: Michael G. Cunniff; Arizona Copper Company, J. S. Barlow; W.B. Wilson; Woodrow Wilson; Warren District Trades Assembly, Bisbee; Harrison George, pamphlet |
1917-1918 |
| 16:346 |
Political charges and answers, 1912-1913; facts concerning state taxes, 1913; partial record, Hunt’s first term |
1912-1913 |
| 16:347 |
Moose Lodge speech |
November 1, 1913 |
| 16:348 |
National Livestock Association speech |
1913 |
| 16:349 |
Toast to the Battleship Arizona |
June 19, 1915 |
| 16:350 |
“United States in No Danger of Becoming a Bolshevik Country” |
May 21, 1919 |
| 16:351 |
Prison and Prisoners, miscellaneous correspondence, |
1913-1915 |
| 16:352 |
Speeches and articles regarding prison reform |
n.d. |
| 16:353 |
Inaugural address, George W. P. Hunt; Theodore Roosevelt speech, “The New Penology” |
|
| 16:354 |
“Relation of the City to the State” speech |
n.d. |
| 16:355 |
“Ship of State in New Waters,” speech |
April 25, 1914 |
| 16:356 |
“Sons of the American Revolution,” speech |
n.d. |
| 16:357 |
“The Prosperity of Arizona,” speech |
May 1, 1913 |
| 16:358 |
Speech to the Spanish Society |
n.d. |
| 16:359 |
Articles in Sunset magazine |
1913 |
| 16:360 |
Articles in Arizona Teacher magazine |
1914 |
| 16:361 |
Speech presented Tempe Union High School |
May 16, 1913 |
| 16:362 |
“The Meaning of This Thanksgiving to Arizona,” speech |
n.d. |
| 16:363 |
George W. P. Hunt, “Foreward” in Desert Magazine” |
April 1914 |
| 16:364 |
George W. P. Hunt, “What Shall We Do with Them?” in Hearst Magazine |
1912 |
| 16:335 |
Correspondence regarding Woodrow Wilson |
1918 |
| 16:366 |
Matilda Henderson Wheelock, speech |
n.d. |
| 17:367 |
George W. P. Hunt, announcement for Governor |
1911 |
| 17:368 |
George W. P. Hunt, articles and speeches: Veto message, First State Legislature, 3rd Special Session, HB 1, Penal Code; “The Coming Citizen,” speech to the Arizona Federation of Woman’s Clubs, January 21, 1914; “The Abolition of Capitol Punishment,” Governor’s Conference, August 17, 1915; “A Reply to Resolutions Adopted by Some Residents of Yavapai County…”; “The Single Legislative Branch,” in Welfare, October 1913; “A Plea for Honesty in Business,” in Business, September 1912; “Labor Day,” September 6, 1915. |
1912-1915 |
| 17:369 |
George W. P. Hunt, messages, articles and newspaper articles: federal taxes; water; federal government; Colorado River Compact; radio broadcast, KFAD, December 28, 1926; “Arizona and the Boulder Dam,” George W. P. Hunt and William H. Hanby; “The Solo and the Chorus” |
1926 |
| 17:370 |
George W. P. Hunt, speech to the Odd fellows |
ca 1909 |
| 17:371 |
George W. P. Hunt, correspondence re: Clifton and Morenci Copper Strike |
1915 |
| 17:372 |
Correspondence to and from Woodrow W. Wilson |
1916-1922 |
| 17:373 |
George W. P. Hunt, Messages from the Governor: “Suggestions for Message;” “Report of the Arizona Colorado Committee appointed by Gov. Geo. W. P. Hunt;” “The Man of the Hour;” “The Governor’s Advice Will Prevail” |
1931-1932 |
| 17:374 |
George W. P Hunt, Messages, articles and newspaper clippings: “The Sleeping Giant;” “Behind the Scenes;” “A Comparison;” campaign speeches; Good Roads Association; correspondence |
1927-1929 |
| 17:375 |
George W. P. Hunt, speech on Woman’s Suffrage |
1897 |
| 17:376 |
George W. P. Hunt, Prison Reform and other related matters; G. M. Willard and Lester Donar, “Politics in Pictures and Poems;” George W. P. Hunt, “The New Criminology: The Novel Western Idea of Treating Prisoners Like Men.” |
1912-1913 |
| 17:377 |
Correspondence re: Thomas J. Mooney case |
1931 |
| 17:378 |
Correspondence re: San Quentin prison cases |
1932 |
| 17:379 |
“The Heard Plan;” George W. P. Hunt statement before the U.S. Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation regarding the Colorado River; correspondence with Henry F. Ashurst. |
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| 17:380 |
Speeches and articles regarding the Colorado River |
1928-1930 |
| 17:381 |
Speeches and articles regarding the Colorado River |
1928-1930 |
| 17:382 |
Speeches and articles regarding the Colorado River |
1928-1930 |
| 17:383 |
Speeches and articles regarding the Colorado River |
1928-1930 |
| 17:384 |
Clippings relating to I. W. W. strikes |
1917 |
| 17:385 |
Articles and newspaper clippings re:George W. P. Hunt |
1914-1932 |
| 17:386 |
Article, “Governor Hunt Entered Globe, Az Fifty Years Ago” |
1931 |
| 17:387 |
Clifton. Morenci Metcalf Arizona Copper Strike |
1916 |
| 17:388 |
Correspondence re: Deportation of I. W. W.’s from Bisbee, Arizona; |
1918 |
| 17:389 |
Correspondence re: deportation of I.W.W.’s from Bisbee, Arizona; correspondence |
1918 |
| 17:390 |
Correspondence re: Globe and Miami Mine and Mill Strike, |
1917 |
| 17:391 |
Correspondence re: Globe and Miami Mine and Mill Strike |
1918 |
| 17:392 |
Correspondence: Arizona Code Commission-Revision of Arizona Code, |
1925-1928 |
| 17:393 |
Correspondence: Code Bill |
1927-1928 |
| 17:394 |
Governor George W. P. Hunt messages and speeches: “Graphical Report on the Handwriting of George W. P. Hunt, Governor of Arizona;” “Special Message to the Legislature, 1926;” “Veto Message, House Bill No. 127;” “Message to the Eighth Legislature, Second Special Session;” speech delivered at Independence Day Celebration, Buckeye, Arizona, July 4, 1928; speech to the Forty-Second Annual Meeting of the Arizona Wool Growers Association, July 10, 1928; speech, Maricopa Cow Testing Association, July 21, 1928; speech, Five Points political Meeting, August 22, 1928; speech, Bisbee Labor Day, September 3, 1928; speech, Dedication of the Pioneer Mothers Monument, Springerville, September 29, 1928; speech, Fifth Special Session of the Eighth Arizona Legislature, November 19, 1928; “address on Arizona,” WMAQ radio, Chicago, Illinois, December 1, 1928; Joe, Chisholm, “George Will Persist.” |
1926-1928 |
| 17:395 |
Arizona State Prison Report |
1912 |
| 17: 396 |
Personal and legislative correspondence: Duett Hunt; A.F. Miasch; P. Parker |
1896-1907 |
| 17:397 |
Correspondence to and from Carl Hayden |
1913-1914 |
| 17:398 |
Correspondence to and from Carl Hayden |
1915-1916 |
| 17:399 |
Reply to charges opposing George. W. P. Hunt’s appointment as Minister to Siam; Henry Cabot Lodge; Marcus A. Smith |
1920 |
| 17:400 |
Announcement of the death of Senator Marcus A. Smith |
1924 |
| 17:401 |
Attorney’s opinions regarding convening the legislature in Special Session |
1927 |
| 17:402 |
Elizabeth Murray, Women’s History Foundation, fraud case |
1929 |
| 17:403 |
Minutes of Joint Meeting, Arizona Delegates and Alternatives to the National Democratic Convention |
1932 |
| 18:404 |
Personal letters from friends, A-G: Julius Becker; W. F. Chenoweth; Delbridge family; George H. Dern; Henry Fleury; Isabella Greenway |
1928 |
| 18:405 |
Personal letters from friends:, H-P; D. H. Hunt; Frank Lockwood; Lida F. Pulliam |
1928 |
| 18:406 |
Personal letters from friends, R-Y; Sidney Sapp; George W. Stephens; Father Ventura |
1928 |
| 18:407 |
Letters, newspaper articles, A-Y: Calvin Coolidge; Michael J. Riordan; Frank J. Vaughn |
1928 |
| 18:408 |
Commentary on Benjamin F. Moeur message to the 11th legislature |
1933 |
| 18:409 |
Legislature; Capitol Comment articles; mining companies; old age pensions; Pioneer Home; protection of desert flora; taxes; organized labor; railway brotherhoods; Highway Commission |
1933 |
| 18:410 |
Hunt burial plot in Papago Park; title to grounds in Papago Park |
1931-1932 |
| 18:411 |
Correspondence to and from Franklin D. Roosevelt |
1930-1933 |
| 18:412 |
List of Hunt appointments |
1930-1931 |
| 18:413 |
Agriculture and Horticulture Commission |
1931 |
| 18:414 |
Special Session; Governor Hunt statements and newspaper releases; land policies; Arizona State Prison; cotton prices; delinquent taxes; treaty negotiations between the United States and Mexico re: Colorado River water |
1931 |
| 18:415 |
State Board of Chiropractic Examiners, correspondence and lists of practitioners |
1931 |
| 18:416 |
Copper Trade Commission; copper mining industry; Arizona Industrial Congress; Industrial Commission |
1931-1932 |
| 18: 417 |
Copper Tariff Commission question; Phelps Dodge Corporation; Arizona Farm Bureau Federation |
1931-1932 |
| 18:418 |
Arizona State School for the Deaf and the Blind; correspondence |
1932 |
| 18:419 |
Game and Fish Commission |
1932 |
| 18:420 |
Letters of recommendation for state employees |
1932 |
| 18:421 |
Reconstruction Finance Corporation reports |
1932-1933 |
| 18:422 |
John W. Strode, former Secretary to Governor Hunt, correspondence; Julius W. Becker; George H. Dern |
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| 18:423 |
M. B. Startzman correspondence; reports; newspaper clippings relating to the investigations and irregularities of the state prison |
1926-1931 |
| 18:424 |
Governor Hunt’s views on prohibition; record on prohibition; Anti-Saloon League of Arizona |
1932 |
| 18:425 |
Special session; statements and newspaper releases; State Unemployment Relief; Washington Bicentennial Arizona Committee; negroes barred at Hoover Dam; construction work; State Highway Department; Mother’s day Proclamation; state budget; labor in Arizona; proposed reduction in the cost of education; State Banking Department |
1932 |
| 19:426 |
Hunt, Appointment as Minister to Siam, correspondence: Marcus A. Smith; Carl Hayden; Henry F. Ashurst; Richard Yates |
1920 |
| 19:427 |
Correspondence re: capitol punishment and literature; Anti-Capital Punishment Society of America; Norman Alexandroff; Stephen M. Reynolds; National Criminal Reform Association; Committee for the Re-Instatement of Capitol Punishment |
1912-1918 |
| 19:428 |
Charges against George W. P. Hunt over alleged political activity and affiliations; Allen B. Jaynes; Will H. Hays; Mulford Winsor; Henry Cabot Lodge; Arizona State Council of Defense; Americanization Committee |
1918-1920 |
| 19:429 |
Hunt Labor Day speech re: Importation of Chinese Labor |
1918 |
| 19:430 |
Hunt correspondence with Dr. A. F. Maisch regarding Insane Asylum |
1912-1917 |
| 19:431 |
Hunt correspondence with George Clemens |
1914-1917 |
| 19:432 |
Hunt correspondence with Leroy A. Ladd regarding a court appeal |
1917 |
| 19:433 |
Correspondence regarding the death of the brother of Lazaro Gutierrez de Lara |
1918 |
| 19:434 |
Hunt miscellaneous correspondence, “M”; J. F. McDonald, Secretary Statehood League of Cochise County; H. A. Meyers; photograph, Aunt Virginia |
1915 |
| 19:435 |
Correspondence with Peter C. MacFarlane |
1913-1915 |
| 19:436 |
Correspondence with Seth Moyle |
1912-1916 |
| 19:437 |
Correspondence with Charles A. Seaman |
1917-1919 |
| 19:438 |
Correspondence with George Powell and A.W. Packard during Powell’s imprisonment |
1913-1914 |
| 19:439 |
Correspondence regarding Roy J. Meyers and method of extracting electricity from the atmosphere |
1912-1914 |
| 19:440 |
Correspondence with Marcus A. Smith |
1920 |
| 19:441 |
Correspondence with Old Dominion Commercial Company |
1913-1917 |
| 19:442 |
Correspondence regarding Peace Treaty paper weight |
1917 |
| 19:443 |
Correspondence with Lon Megargee regarding commission for paintings for the capitol building and progress of paintings; Anna Megargee regarding husband’s whereabouts; C. F. Borton |
1913-1917 |
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Dates |
| 20:444 |
Keepsakes and memorabilia: Arizona Flag, 1912; U.S. Flag, 1914; small bale of cotton; photographs of Hunt; 2 political cartoons of Hunt; photograph Hunt, first inauguration |
1912-1914 |
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