James E. Boyle papers, 1894-1938.
Collection Number: 21-10-210
Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Cornell University Library
DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY
Title:
James E. Boyle papers, 1894-1938.
Repository:
Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Collection Number:
21-10-210
Abstract:
Correspondence, pamphlets, articles, clippings and other material mostly concerning
agricultural marketing.
Creator:
Boyle, James E. (James Ernest), 1873-1938.
Quanitities:
13.6 cubic feet.
Language:
Collection material in English
Agricultural economist.
Correspondence, pamphlets, articles, clippings and other material mostly concerning
agricultural marketing.
INFORMATION FOR USERS
James E. Boyle papers, #21-10-210. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell
University Library.
Names:
Cornell University -- : Faculty.
Subjects:
Agriculture -- Marketing.
Agriculture -- Economic aspects -- Study and teaching.
CONTAINER LIST
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Container
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Description
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Date
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| Box 1 |
Correspondence with Sidney Adams of Northern Immigration Association
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Correspondence with H.K. Work of Agricultural Trade Relations, Inc.
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| Box 1 |
Correspondence with S.L. Althouse of Item Publishing Co. concerning AAA and government
lending and spending program
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| Box 1 |
Correspondence with Martin F. Amorous on plight of farmer in 1920s and problem of
production
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| Box 1 |
Correspondence with J.M. Anderson, both criticizing new government agricultural program
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| Box 1 |
Correspondence with J.A. Anderson on soil conservation
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| Box 1 |
Correspondence with M.L. Anderson on farm marketing act
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| Box 1 |
Correspondence with A.W. Ashby on unsoundness of AAA and Farm Board
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| Box 1 |
Correspondence with M.G. Bush of A&P on hedging
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| Box 1 |
Correspondence with Jane Addams ( Nov. 12, 1912 ) on academic freedom
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Nov. 12, 1912 | |
| Box 1 |
Correspondence with Walter Weyl on academic freedom
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| Box 1 |
Correspondence with Victor Wardrope on academic freedom
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| Box 1 |
Correspondence on Boyle's Agricultural Economics, "Agrarian Movement in the Northwest," "Anarchy on the Farm"
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| Box 1 |
Reports of American Real Estate Co.
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| Box 1 |
Lengthy correspondence of Boyle's article on AAA for Atlantic Monthly,
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1936 | |
| Box 1 |
Correspondence of Perry Baird showing pronounced Roosevelt feeling among Midwest farmers,
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1932 | |
| Box 1 |
Correspondence on U.S. Canadian reciprocity in grain trading
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| Box 1 |
Percy W. Bidwell letter on rural economy in New England
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| Box 1 |
Fred Biermann, Representative of Iowa, letter on form legislation,
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1937 | |
| Box 1 |
Much correspondence on Boyle's writings on cooperative marketing
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| Box 1 |
Boyle's correspondence with Rep. Ralph Brewster on government propaganda in behalf
of AAA
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| Box 1 |
Correspondence with Robert Dodge Baldwin
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| Box 1 |
Correspondence with E.S. Bayard
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| Box 1 |
Correspondence with Dr. J.S. Booth
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| Box 1 |
Boyle's lengthy correspondence with U.S. Bureau of Markets while Field Agent in Marketing,
N.D.,
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1916-1917 | |
| Box 1 |
Boyle's arguments with H.W. Caffey on necessity for low tariff
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| Box 1 |
Boyle's correspondence with Thomas Campbell favoring back-to-the-land movement
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| Box 1 |
Lengthy correspondence on world grain trade, and letter of Stuart Chase on Canadian
grain trade
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| Box 1 |
Correspondence with Arthur H. Cole
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| Box 1 |
Boyle's correspondence with Collier's opposing George Creel's crop insurance theories
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| Box 1 |
Correspondence with Senator R.S. Copeland opposing Roosevelt's "Court-packing" plan,
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1937 | |
| Box 1 |
Some correspondence with Communications Workers of America (CWA) labor in Ithaca
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| Box 1 |
Extensive correspondence with Representative Emmanuel Celler of New York
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| Box 1 |
Extensive correspondence with Chicago Board of Trade
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| Box 1 |
Correspondence with Rep. Sterling Cole on Gaffey Acts and AAA and Supreme Court fight
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| Box 2 |
Correspondence on Boyle's Herald Tribune articles on Southern Agricultural education
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| Box 2 |
Correspondence with Richard T. Ely at Wisconsin
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| Box 2 |
Extensive correspondence on books Farm Relief and Chicago Wheat Prices for 81 Years
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| Box 2 |
Correspondence with Frank E. Gannett
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| Box 2 |
Extensive correspondence with Grain Dealers National Association
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| Box 2 |
Boyle's letter to President Harding on International Institute of Agriculture at Rome
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| Box 2 |
Numerous letters to Farm Marketing Act by W.P. Hartman and Boyle
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| Box 2 |
Boyle's letter to Herbert Hoover, Secretary of Commerce, 1924 , on hedging, and to
President Hoover, 1932 on immigration laws for foreign students
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1924, 1932 | |
| Box 2 |
Correspondence with James J. Hill
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| Box 2 |
Correspondence with Senator Moses Clapp of Interstate Commerce Committee
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Extensive correspondence with Rep. Meyer Jacobstein, N.Y.
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| Box 2 |
Threatening letter from KKK
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| Box 2 |
Correspondence with Gov. Alf Landon
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| Box 2 |
Correspondence with William Langer of North Dakota
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| Box 2 |
Correspondence with William Lemke, Representative of North Dakota
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| Box 2 |
Correspondence with Gov. Frank O. Lowden
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| Box 2 |
Correspondence concerning milk and egg problems, tuberculin tests of cattle, etc.
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| Box 2 |
Correspondence with Edwin Mead criticizing AAA and NRA
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| Box 2 |
Letter to Secretary of Treasury Andrew Mellon
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| Box 3 |
Correspondence with Senator P.J. McCumber on Boyle's testimony on Canadian reciprocity
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| Box 3 |
File of correspondence on Federal Farm Board
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| Box 3 |
Correspondence with Henry Morgenthau
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| Box 3 |
Correspondence with Allan Nevins
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| Box 3 |
Correspondence with H.T. Corson
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| Box 3 |
Extensive correspondence on Boyle's New York Times articles 1928 criticizing George
Peek's farm policies, and article 1937 on cotton
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1928, 1937 | |
| Box 3 |
Correspondence with Oswald G. Villard
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| Box 3 |
Correspondence with E.G. Nourse
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| Box 3 |
Correspondence with Henry F. Pringle on the Outlook
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| Box 4 |
Correspondence with Rep. Robert Ramspeck on CCC
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| Box 4 |
Correspondence with several Congressmen on Canadian reciprocity treaty,
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1911 | |
| Box 4 |
Correspondence with Franklin Roosevelt as Governor and President on farm problems
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| Box 4 |
Correspondence with Rep. Joseph Shannon of Missouri on government in business
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| Box 4 |
Correspondence with James Shotwell on Canadian-American relations
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| Box 4 |
Correspondence with Senator E.D. Smith on cotton
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| Box 4 |
Extensive correspondence on Boyle's "Ever-Normal Granary" article for Saturday Evening Post
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| Box 5 |
Much correspondence concerning Boyle's foreign students and his efforts to help them
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| Box 5 |
Extensive correspondence with Department of Agriculture officials on marketing problems
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| Box 5 |
Several Boyle letters to Sen. Robert Wagner
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Correspondence with Secretary of Agriculture, Henry A. Wallace
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| Box 5 |
Carbon copy of letter from Boyle to Wallace, March 11, 1933 , congratulating him on
his appointment as Secretary of Agriculture and asking if Wallace will permit him
to come and talk over economic problems yearly (1 p. yellow paper)
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1933-03-11 | |
| Box 5 |
Typed letter from Wallace to Boyle, March 13, 1933 , saying that he will be glad to
see Boyle and adding that the greatest service he can render, as Secretary will be
to reconcile "the various forces" to help bring about a national economy which will
meet the world situation (1 p. TLS)
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1933-03-13 | |
| Box 5 |
Carbon copy of letter from Boyle to Wallace,
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March 14, 1933, sending him a copy of an article on price fixing by George F. Warren, remarking that there is alarm over a report that power will be given to FDR to fix certain agricultural prices (1 p. yellow paper) 1933 | |
| Box 5 |
Typed letter from Wallace to Boyle, March 13, 1934, thanking him for his letter of
March 7 (not in Boyle's papers) and saying he is glad to know that he is in sympathy
with the recommendations the Secretary made in New York on March 5 (1 p. TLS)
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1934-03-13 | |
| Box 5 |
Correspondence with Sen. Burton K. Wheeler on Farm Board
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| Box 5 |
Correspondence with Sen. John S. Williams
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| Box 5 |
Extensive correspondence with Geo. Warren plus clippings
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| Box 6 |
Letters of Edwin Searl to Boyle, his nephew, and other family correspondence
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| Box 7 |
Letters of Effie, Elizabeth, and Louise Boyle and other family correspondence
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| Box 8 |
Boyle's letters to wife and daughters
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| Box 9 |
Agricultural reports, manuscripts of Boyle's speeches and articles, published articles,
rough notes
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| Box 10 |
Published articles, newspaper clippings, notes, manuscripts, and loose journals
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| Box 11 |
Newspaper clippings, articles, notes
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| Box 12 |
Newspaper clippings, articles, notes, much material on reciprocity treaty, wheat pools,
etc.
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| Box 13 |
Loose pamphlets and journals, newspaper clippings, and articles
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| Box 14 |
Printed articles, pamphlets, bulletins, manuscripts, and lectures
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| Box 15 |
Material on Non-Partisan League, newspaper clippings, printed articles, and pamphlets
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| Box 16 |
Newspaper clippings, notes, photographs, mostly relating to Boyle's travels
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| Box 17 |
Newspaper clippings, and articles
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| Box 18 |
Boyle's bibliographical index and notes
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| Box 19 |
Articles, advertisements, notes, and photographs
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