Scope and Contents Western Union Telegram from Dick T. Morgan to Porter Morgan stating that he has "authorized no such publican as appeared in dispatch under Guthrie date line some one has published this matter wholly without my authority".

Scope and Contents Western Union Telegram from Dick T. Morgan to Porter Morgan telling Porter that he expects to arrive in Oklahoma City.

Scope and Contents Handwritten letter from Porter to Dick explaining the papers announced Criss Matson confirms Charles Hunter out of clerkship.

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter from W.R. Smith to Porter H. Morgan advising they have shipped a box of plants curtesy of Dick T. Morgan.

Scope and Contents Handwritten letter from Porter to Dick with mention of Hollis Harris, Geisler Dodson, support resolution.

Scope and Contents Handwritten letter from Dick Morgan to "Son" discussing endorsements, updates, and standings of campaigns.

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter from H.G. Eastman to William B. McKinley with update on party decision to that was 20 to 1 for Roosevelt (republican party). Also mentions that Dick T. Morgan has imperiled his own re-nomination by his loyal support of Mr. Taft. Also mentioned, "Mr. Morgan is entitled to the utmost good will and support on the party of Taft workers".

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter from A.D. Dailey, Editor and Publisher of the Edmond Sun, to Dick T. Morgan to explain why the republican county convention in Oklahoma City failed to adopt resolutions favorable to your (Dick's) candidacy. Two reasons: Dick's interview soon after Roosevelts announcement was not kindly received by the Roosevelt followers who are also Dick's friends. Second, Roosevelt supporters have dominated the convention from start to finish.

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter from Porter to Dick requesting needs to be sent to: Baird Harkins, Harry Glass, B.L. McDermott, A.L. Fraser, W.N. Baily.

Scope and Contents Handwritten letter from Dick Morgan to "Son and daughter".