高木八尺文庫キャビネット内史料リスト -- no. 127 詳細

127. Congress 67th(0240-0263)
	(新聞・雑誌記事切抜)
1)	“Lawyers still make our laws in congress,” [Apr. 23], 1p.(0241-0242)
2)	“Proceedings of congress and committees in brief,” [Apr. 16], 1p.(0243)
3)	“Ends 41 committees,” [Washington Post], 2pp.(0244-0246)
4)	“Congress opens special session tomorrow noon,” 1p.(0247)
5)	“Named for annual convention in Cleveland,” 1p.(0248)
6)	“The lady from Oklahoma” by Grant Foreman, The Independent, Mar. 26, 1921, p.311, 326, 1p.(0249-0251)
7)	“The story the week has told,” Henry W. Bunn, The Sunday Star, May 22, 1921, 1p.(0252-0254)
8)	“The Senate As a Show for Home Folks,” Rodney Bean, The New York Times Book Review and Magazine, May 22, 1921, p.8-9(0255-0257)
9)	“What Congress is doing,” The Sunday Star, May 8, 1921, 1p.(0258)
10)	“What Congress is doing,” 1p.(0259)
11)	“What Congress is doing,” 1p.(0260)
12)	“Newberry case and primaries,” Thomas R. Marshall, The Sunday Star, June 5, 1921, 1p.(0261)
13)	“With large campaign deficit G. O. P. faces need of lifting $1,000 limit on contributions: progressive fear breaking away from direct primary in late trend of events,” by Mark Sullivan, 1p.(0262-0263)