Scope and Contents Typewritten letter from William B. McKinley from the National Taft Bureau to H.G. Eastman that the National bureau has been opened in the Raleigh Hotel for pre-convention interests of President Taft.

Scope and Contents Western Union Telegram from Dick T. Morgan to H.G. Eastman about reasonable contribution to help Taft delegates but does not want to play into the hands of his (Dick's) enemies.

Scope and Contents Western Union Telegram from Dick T. Morgan to Porter Morgan that the Dick hopes the interview will not cause offence to Roosevelt men but is still pledged to Taft.

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter from H.N. Boardman to Porter about the long telegram from Dick urging Boardman to cooperate with Harris and McGuire in an effort to save the State for Taft. Boardman also found on his desk a long letter from Harris but he warns that if Porter does anything with the Teddy business that there will be trouble for Dick in Washington, that anything porter does will reflect on Dick. Also, the endorsement of Dicks administration by the County Convention is unimportant.

Scope and Contents Western Union Telegram from Dick T. Morgan to H.G. Eastman about taking his (Eastman's) best judgement on who he will endorse and it will be a close fight.

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter from Dick T. Morgan to Porter H. Morgan with an enclosed letter from C.D. Hilles to Dick Porter on February 27, 1912, about a telegram that Hilles received from J.A. Harris in which he wrote Boardman inviting him to devote his entire time to President's campaign. He (Hilles) also states that there is a rumor that porter is in favor of Colonel Roosevelt. Dick writes to porter that he believes the rumors stem from Dodson or Geisler.

Scope and Contents Handwritten letter from "Papa" to GA Paul stating that long ago he pledged support to Taft but concedes to the majority of the party in support of Roosevelt.

Scope and Contents Handwritten letter from H.G. Eastman to unknown recipient stating that Dodson, Lane and Geisler want support contributions to get Taft delegates to convention.

Scope and Contents Western Union Telegram from Dick T. Morgan to Porter H. Morgan that he (Dick) received word that someone sent a telegraph to the President's secretary that Porter was in support of Roosevelt's movement but if he is in support of Taft he better telegraph Dick.

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter from Porter to Dick explaining that Porter immediately started to work after collaborating with Eastman for several hours about the meaning of his letters and how to interpret them. He (Porter) explained that A.L. Baxter is a Roosevelt man but received $5.00 a day from Geisler. Also, Porter lists the Roosevelt men as: John F. Hayson, Oliver C. Black, E.I. Leach, G.A. Paul, Gut Blackwelder, R.H. Bradshaw, A.L. Heiman, Ransom Payne, Bob Parman, Grant Stanley, George W. Piersol,...