Box 5

3 printed newspaper clippings announcing Murray's talk at the Oklahoma College for Women (since 1972, the University of Science and Arts [USAO]) in Chickasha, OK as well as coverage of the talk. Also includes an advertising card from New Chickasha Hotel, Anderson Molz, Mgr.

Printed flyer advertising a pie supper at Britton High School as sponsored by the Masonic Britton Eastern Stars and Britton Rainbow Girls.

Printed publicity folder outlining the life , career and person of William H. Murray (Murray was a member of the US House of Representatives of one of Oklahoma's At-Large district from 1913 - 1915).

Handwritten list of William H. Murray's Congressional speeches for 1913.

Letter from Joseph W.Bailey to the Hon. T.B. Terrell printed in the pamphlet "Speech of Hon. Joseph W. Bailey at Newark, NJ," describing the speech and discussing politics, including a critique of the Democratic party. Pages 1 - 2.

Extract from the speech by Joseph W. Bailey printed in the pamphlet "Speech of Hon. Joseph W. Bailey at Newark, NJ." Bailey critiques both President Wilson and the Democratic party's abandonment of states' rights. Pages 3 - 6.

Letter from Joseph W.Bailey to the Hon.Leon O.Bailey printed in the pamphlet "Speech of Hon. Joseph W. Bailey at Newark, NJ," discussing politics, esp. the Democratic party.

A typewritten speech by Paul V. Beck explaining his reasons for running for the US Senate, apparently for 1944, on a platform of separating economics from political control and a mediated peace of the war. Though he notes he hails from Missouri, he ran as an Independent for the open Oklahoma seat in 1944 (losing with just 0.16% of the total vote).

Contains a printed page from the Purchaser's Digest of September 1949 (p. 11) listing members in the Purchasing Agents Association of Oklahoma City as of July 1, 1949. The reverse (p. 12) contains an incomplete article by Dr. Lewis H. Haney, Professor of Economics, NYU, "Today's Business Trends."

From William H. Murrray's 3 volume memoir: Memoirs of Governor Murray and True History of Oklahoma: Together with His Biography, Philosophy, Statesmanship, and Oklahoma (1945): (original?) typescript copy or draft of Vol. 1, Book 1, Chap B, 2nd Part (§§ 31 - 34), pp. 55 - 57, outling the decent of the Murray famlily, including James Murray, from Pocohontas and John Rolfe. 2 additional carbon copies. The first para of § 31 receives slight editing / modification in the published memoir.