Politics, Government, and Law
Found in 1641 Collections and/or Records:
R. Calvin Withers collection of World War II Japanese items
Collection contains materials found on the island of Corregidor during mop up operations following World War II. Materials included are two postcards, a headband, and a Japanese book of law.
S. A. Wixom letter
The folder contains a handwritten letter dated 25 August 1883 and addressed to "Prest. McAllister & Brethren." Wixom describes the murder of a police officer in Salt Lake City, "Capt. Bent," by a "mulatto," who had refused to pay a restaurant bill, and the subsequent lynching of the man by a mob.
Walter M. Wolfe diary and congressional testimony
Collection contains transcriptions pertaining to the life of Walter M. Wolfe. Material includes a transcription of his diary about life in Mexico as a missionary and explorer dated 1900 to 1901. It also includes copies of the congressional transcript of Wolfe's testimony from the Reed Smoot United States Senate hearing in 1906. Dated 1900-1906.
Stan Wolfley interview
Women's Legislative Council of Utah County records
Includes scrapbooks, receipt and record books, and meeting minutes of the Women's Legislative Council of Utah County, dated 1946-1973.
Women's rights document
Handwritten document. The item contains poems and miscellaneous notes relating to women's rights in the United States.
Stephen G. Wood papers on Administrative Procedures Act
Contains meeting minutes and correspondence of the Utah Administrative Advisory Committee regarding the drafting of the Utah Administrative Procedures Act. There are several drafts of the Act with markings and corrections from various members of the committee. Dates range 1983-1986.
Nancy Woodburn-Watkins interview with Charles Lee Dalton
Photocopy of a microfilmed copy of a typescript of an interview. Dalton was interviewed by Nancy Woodburn-Watkins in 1937 as part of the Federal Writer's Project for the Works Progress Administration. The item includes handwritten corrections. Dalton spoke of life on the plantation where he was a slave. He also told about his and his master's families.
Althea Rawlins Woodland autobiography
Typewritten autobiography. Althea was born in 1920 in Lewiston, Utah. She was stationed as a nurse in San Francisco, California, and was later sent to England. She married Daniel Platt Woodland in 1946.
Ralph Woodward photograph
Collection contains one photograph.