Government of the United States

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Anonymous ("An American native born Anarchist") to Jane Addams, October 1, 1901

A National Children's Bureau and a National Investigation of the Labor of Women and Children, December 14, 1906

National Protection for Children, January 1907

Wolves That Prey on Women, January 9, 1908

Address on the Children's Bureau, January 21, 1909

The Progressive Party and the Protection of Immigrants, August-September 1912

The Steps by Which I Became a Progressive, September-October 1912

Philanthropy and Politics, September 18, 1912

Protect Our Immigrants is Jane Addams' Plea, September 28, 1912

Jane Addams Tells of Progressive Plans to Protect the Immigrants, September 29, 1912

Alexander Jeffrey McKelway to Jane Addams, October 5, 1912

Jane Addams Relates the Steps by Which She Became a Progressive, October 12, 1912

The Progressive's Dilemma: The New Party, November 1912

The Communion of the Ballot, November 24, 1912

The Protection of Immigrants, January 17, 1913

Lucia Ames Mead to Jane Addams, January 17, 1913

Paul Underwood Kellogg to Louise de Koven Bowen, April 12, 1913

Miss Addams, May 1913

Interview with George Perkins, December 1913

Tentative Recommendations Affecting Women in Industry, 1914

Paul Underwood Kellogg to Jane Addams, September 11, 1914

Paul Underwood Kellogg to Jane Addams, September 15, 1914

Is the Peace Movement a Failure?, November 1914

Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence to Carrie Chapman Catt, November 2, 1914

Anna Garlin Spencer to Jane Addams, January 18, 1915

Flo Jamison Miller to Jane Addams, February 1, 1915

Towards the Peace That Shall Last, March 6, 1915

Michael D. Collins to Jane Addams, May 2, 1915

Mary Leitch and Margaret Winning Leitch to James Levi Barton, August 30, 1915

Ethical Economics, September 1, 1915

Paul Underwood Kellogg to Jane Addams, September 29, 1915

World's General Welfare Association Poster, October 5, 1915

Mabel L. Hyers to Rosita Holdsworth, November 3, 1915

Address to the Woman's Peace Party, January 9, 1916

Testimony Before the House of Representatives Committee on Foreign Affairs, January 11, 1916

Questions for Neutrals, February 1916

Statement of Miss Jane Addams Before the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, December 12, 1916

Cassen Eugene Parsons to Jane Addams, February 7, 1917

Charles A. Love to Jane Addams, March 2, 1917

Paul James Gerberding to Jane Addams, March 21, 1917

Jennie Lewis Frazier Fiske to Jane Addams, March 21, 1917

Suggestions for Work in War Time, May 1917

Katherine Elizabeth Sihler to Jane Addams, May 1, 1917

Referendum on Financing the War, May 12, 1917

Pan Preparedness, May 15, 1917

Alvey Augustus Adee to Jane Addams, April 27, 1920

John Szlupas to Jane Addams, June 9, 1920

The Greatest Free Speech Trial of the War, February 1921

Warren Gamaliel Harding to Jane Addams, February 20, 1921

Paul Underwood Kellogg to Jane Addams, February 23, 1921

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Sweet, Ada Celeste (1852-1928)

William Jennings Bryan to the Officers of the U.S. Embassy & Consulates (Netherlands), April 7, 1915

Note of Introduction for Jane Addams, April 7, 1915

Proposed message to U.S. government, February 6, 1917

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