Politics, Government, and Law
Found in 1673 Collections and/or Records:
J. Grant Snow papers
Karl Nelson Snow Utah legislative bills collection
Legislative bills both proposed and passed by the Utah State Legislature, and annual reports. The materials relate to a wide range of subjects dealing with Utah politics.
Max Snow teletype message and diary on the Second World War
Contains the teletype message that declared the ending of the Second World War and the diary of W. Max Snow from his time serving in the military.
Warren Stone Snow papers
Typewritten biographical sketches (photocopies) of Snow and his wife, Mary Ann V. Snow; ALS's (with typed transcripts) to his fourth polygamous wife, Sarah E.W. Snow, with a few to their children; a certificate of election, a deed, and a family group sheet (photocopies). Letters contain information pertaining to relations with his plural family, his missionary experiences in England, and the building of the Manti, Utah Temple. Includes cover letter by donor.
Solicitor General files, 1981-1985
Contains subject files, administrative files, and legal case files related to Lee's service as Solicitor General of the United States. Includes materials on the United States Supreme Court and the White House.
Some curiosities of the Neagle case manuscripts
Three handwritten drafts of a manuscript for publication entitled "Some curiosities of the Neagle Case." The documents discuss alleged irregularities in the Neagle murder trial. The fourth item is a letter to William Carey Jones, a professor at the University of California, and discusses a request for information about Stephen J. Field, a U.S. Justice, who conducted the trial.
Clifford T. G. Sorensen collection of Sorensen family papers
South Carolina legal document
Handwritten legal document. The item describes a debt owed to Henry Bishop, the late husband of Elisabeth Bishop, by Benjamin Brown.
Phyllis Southwick papers
Correspondence, writings, photographs, newspaper clippings, date books, and other ephemera related to the life and career of Phyllis Southwick. Materials of Margaret Cannon Clayton, Emmeline B. Wells, Elizabeth Ann "Annie" Wells Cannon, as well as the Cannon and Wells families are included and are focused on civic activism in Utah, higher education instruction, and women suffrage movements. Materials dated 1889 to 1982.