Box 5
Contains 459 Results:
"'Ros,en-ear Rebellion' (Green Corn) arose...." 3 pages., undated
Three handwritten pages discussing the Green Corn Rebellion in Seminole County, OK in 1917 where tenner farmers opposed the Selective Draft Act by the US govt. with its entry into WW 1 Corresponds to Book IX, Ch. S. “On Rebellions and Crime; Official Peculation,” volume III, pp. 205 - 207 (§ 223).
Emotional policies of Government are never wise,... , undated
In pioneer days . . . , undated
Two handwritten pages on the preeminence of the autonomous entrepreneur as a symbol of political liberty—something eroded by deliberate government action in current times. Getting a job now matters more than being your own boss—which Murray sees as a socialist plot.. Corresponds to Book IX, Ch. Y, Postlogue of History / Facts with comments thereon, volume III, pp. 318 - 320 (§ 316).
True, “Okla” means “people” . . . , undated
One handwritten page (continued partially on the back) with Murray discussing the etymology of “Oklahoma”. Corresponds to Book IX, Ch. R, Historical Sketch of Masonry, volume III, pp. 162 - 163 (§ 216).
To the multitude religion is a faith and a redemption..., undated
Six handwritten pages with Murray giving praise and general overview of the principles of Masonry, with references to the Brahma, Buddha, Pythagoras, Plato, Philo and Jesus. The pages have no correspondence with the Memoirs. There is Ch. Q, the “Historical Sketch of Masonry” in Vol. III, pp. 147 – 166, but this is a more particular history of Masonry in Oklahoma rather than an overview of the precepts of the tradition as in the manuscript pages.
Introduction - History and Religion, undated
Two handwritten pages outlining subjects to include in the above section. Again, no exact or approximate correspondence to anything with the Memoirs.
. The writer acted as attorney to Douglas H. Johnston . . . , undated
10 typed pages (numbered pp. 5 – 14) outlining a history of the Chickasaw Indians prior to statehood under the Douglas H. Johnston. Like the 2 prior items, the pages have no correspondence to the published Memoirs.
Oklahoma First State Legislature. Corrections in pencil. Incomplete 12 pages., undated
6 typed legal-sized pages outlining an incomplete history of the early days of Oklahoma upon the eve of statehood, esp. the convening of the first state legislature. Two copies, one with corrections. Like the 3 prior items, the pages have no correspondence to the published Memoirs.
To Governor William H.Murray. Research Service Points, undated
Three mimeographed legal-sized typed pages containing a broad list of Oklahoma facts and history as by some, apparent, 3rd party research service with manuscript edits and corrections (by Murray?).
State Federation of Labor by Victor S. Purdy, 1930
Two legal-sized typed pages outlining the history of the Oklhaoma State Federation of Labor--a branch of the American Federation of Labor (AFL).