Box 24

This series of 10.5 cubic feet has predominantly correspondence between Cartwright and his constituents as well as between the congressman and his wife, children, and other relatives. The correspondence is divided between "general" and "personal" and is arranged alphabetically. The series also has other materials from Cartwright's personal life, including military papers, education items, and things about his children.

This series of 10.5 cubic feet has predominantly correspondence between Cartwright and his constituents as well as between the congressman and his wife, children, and other relatives. The correspondence is divided between "general" and "personal" and is arranged alphabetically. The series also has other materials from Cartwright's personal life, including military papers, education items, and things about his children.

Cards are unsigned but some have been engraved with the Cartwright family name.

Concern various holiday greetings.

Includes Kate Galt Zaneis and Jack Nichols.

This series of 10.5 cubic feet has predominantly correspondence between Cartwright and his constituents as well as between the congressman and his wife, children, and other relatives. The correspondence is divided between "general" and "personal" and is arranged alphabetically. The series also has other materials from Cartwright's personal life, including military papers, education items, and things about his children.

Includes several leaflets concerned with "The Right to Work Versus Slavery" issued by Milo Blish Pinkerton; "Highway Tax Costs" issued by the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce"; "Hon. J. Thomas Heflin, Senator from Alabama"; "Your Three Acres"; "Sequoyah"; and "An Old Story" which discusses the sale of drugstore items by peddlers.

This series of 10.5 cubic feet has predominantly correspondence between Cartwright and his constituents as well as between the congressman and his wife, children, and other relatives. The correspondence is divided between "general" and "personal" and is arranged alphabetically. The series also has other materials from Cartwright's personal life, including military papers, education items, and things about his children.

Includes J. R. Cartwright, Oklahoma House, Johnston County; Pittsburg County Democratic Central Committee; Rupert Harrison American Legion Post #79; various positions held by WC.

This series of 10.5 cubic feet has predominantly correspondence between Cartwright and his constituents as well as between the congressman and his wife, children, and other relatives. The correspondence is divided between "general" and "personal" and is arranged alphabetically. The series also has other materials from Cartwright's personal life, including military papers, education items, and things about his children.