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Flight Log From Charles Wald During A Visit To Glen Head, New York, 1912, Charles Wald

Charles Wald Diary and Flight Logs

This flight log was recorded by Charles Wald while he was visiting Glen Head, New York from September through October, 1912. The flight log details each of the flights that he took. This item is part of the MS-355 Charles Wald Collection.

Letter, 1912, August 12, Mrs. Julius F. Stone To Dear Madam [Martha Mcclellan Brown], Edna A. Stone

Martha McClellan Brown Correspondence

A letter from Mrs. Julius F. Stone (Edna Andress Stone) from the Ohio-Centennial Woman Suffrage Parade in which she asks for support for the suffrage parade as well as details about the planning for the parade in the remaining three weeks.

Flight Log From Charles Wald During Training At Simms Station, Ohio, 1912, Charles Wald

Charles Wald Diary and Flight Logs

This flight log was recorded by Charles Wald while he was in training at Simms Station near Dayton, Ohio from June through August, 1912. The flight log details each of the flights that he took. This item is part of the MS-355 Charles Wald Collection.

This flight log contains entries from June 1, 1912 through August 30, 1912.

Diary From Charles Wald While He Was Stationed At Simms Station, Ohio, April Through June, 1912, Charles Wald

Charles Wald Diary and Flight Logs

This diary was written by Charles Wald while he was in flight training at Simms Station near Dayton, Ohio. The diary was written from April through June of 1912 and details his daily flights and events during training. This item is part of the MS-355 Charles Wald Collection.

These diary entries were written between April 1, 1912 and June 30, 1912.

A Suffrage Letter, 1912, March 8, Suffrage Headquarters, 116e, 9th

Martha McClellan Brown Correspondence

A letter from the Suffrage Headquarters on 116E, 9th Street in Cincinnati, Ohio. This letter highlights the passage of the Suffrage Amendment passing at the Ohio Constitutional Convention and the one male speaker who made a speech at the convention against "women being granted the ballot".

Letter, 1912, January 22, William B. Feakins To Miss. Martha Mcclellan Brown, William B. Feakins

Martha McClellan Brown Correspondence

A letter from William B. Feakins inviting Brown to meet with Ethel M. Arnold who will be visiting America in February of that year.

Letter, 1912, January 17, Harriet Taylor Upton To Mrs. M. Mcclellan Brown [Martha Mcclellan Brown], Harriet Taylor Upton

Martha McClellan Brown Correspondence

A letter from Harriet Taylor Upton, President of the Ohio Woman Suffrage Association, addressing various questions regarding circulars and the upcoming convention from Martha McClellan Brown.

Complainant's Record: The Wright Company Vs. The Herring-Curtiss Company And Glen Curtiss, United States District Court, Western District Of New York

Wright Company Patent Litigation

This Complainants' Record contains the First and Second Rebuttal Depositions of Wilbur Wright. This book also contains testimony of Wilbur and Orville Wright, as well as the testimony of both William J. Hammer and James W. See.

Defendants' Record, Volume Ii: The Wright Company Vs. The Herring-Curtiss Company And Glen H. Curtiss, United States District Court, Western District Of New York

Wright Company Patent Litigation

The Defendants' Record Vol II includes testimony, defendant's exhibits, and stipulations and agreements. This record also contains the printed exhibits, including plans, drawings, photographs, and the original Wright patent issued in May 22,1906.

Defendants' Record, Volume I: The Wright Company Vs. The Herring-Curtiss Company And Glen H. Curtiss, United States District Court, Western District Of New York

Wright Company Patent Litigation

The Defendants' Record contains the answer, answer to supplemental bill, testimony, defendant's exhibits, and stipulations and agreements. This record also includes the deposition of Wilbur Wright from September 1911 and other pertinent Wright articles, correspondence, and documents, including the original Wright patent issued in May 22,1906.

Milton Wright Diaries: 1912, Milton Wright

Milton Wright Diaries

Bishop Milton Wright, father of Wilbur and Orville Wright, regularly recorded entries in his diary from 1857 until his death in 1917. This diary’s entries began on January 1912 and continue until December 1912. Wright records a variety of information regarding his travels, family history, and expenditures. Of particular note, this diary includes a record of Wilbur Wright becoming ill and later dying in May at the age of 45, which the researcher might find of interest. View the transcript of the Milton Wright diaries.

Ohio Woman Suffrage Association. Directions To Workers, Ohio Woman Suffrage Association

Martha McClellan Brown Ephemera

A document outlining how the Association will organize its campaign to get the suffrage question included as a proposed amendment for the upcoming Ohio Constitutional Convention of 1912.

For God And Home And Every Land 1912-1913

Martha McClellan Brown Ephemera

This pamphlet outlines the 1912-13 schedule for the Temperance Movement and the WCTU organizational structure within Ohio. It outlines the speakers at the weekly meetings, who has what responsibilities, and other pertinent information.

Letter, 1912, Harriet Taylor Upton To Dear Friend [Martha Mcclellan Brown], Harriet Taylor Upton

Martha McClellan Brown Correspondence

A letter from Harriet Taylor Upton, President of the Ohio Woman Suffrage Association, highlighting several answers to the questions the organization regularly receives in the mail.

The Live Wire: Collection Of Prohibition Songs, The Rodeheaver Company, J B. Herbert

Local History Ephemera Collection (MS-383)

This booklet is a collection of songs written about prohibition. It was sold for use by others, and contained 29 different songs. The final page contains information about other collections that can be purchased from the Rodeheaver Company.

Ohio Woman Suffrage Association Registration Form, Ohio Woman Suffrage Association

Martha McClellan Brown Ephemera

A registration form for signers to indicate support for the inclusion of an item on women’s suffrage in the Ohio Constitutional Convention of 1912 and the adoption of said item as an amendment to the state constitution.

Why Not In Ohio?, Ohio Woman Suffrage Association

Martha McClellan Brown Ephemera

A flyer, distributed by the Ohio Woman Suffrage Association, urging support for the suffrage question which was submitted to voters as part of the reforms proposed in the Ohio Constitutional Convention of 1912.