Scope and Contents Western Union Telegram from Dick T. Morgan to C.M. Greeman about the Times article quoting the telegram Dick sent to Greeman relating to the parcel post legislation. Dick fears that Greeman has misconstrued what Dick had said and did not indicate how he would vote on the legislation.

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

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter Form Dick to Porter with the greeting as "Dear Sir". Dick requests porter to get the names and street addresses of all republicans that would be favorable to his (Dick) nomination, arranged according to precinct.

Scope and Contents Handwritten "Day letter" from Porter Morgan to Dick Morgan stating that porter fears that intervening for Taft will hinder chances and support. Porter does not think it is wise to approach Dodson now and that Geisler has men working for the state chairman.

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter from Dick Morgan to Porter Morgan stating that Dick is sending Porter a carbon copy of a letter that Dick wrote to Eastman. Dick also states that he mailed brother Lane a list of committeemen, and other campaign support information.

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

Scope and Contents Handwritten letter from "Mama" to "Children" regarding mothers day and updates on Washington, DC.

Scope and Contents Letter from Dick T. Morgan to Porter H. Morgan with enclosed letter from The Adjustment general to Dick Morgan on may 9, 1912, whereas the Adjustment General has states the needs of Porter's friend to get his son released form the army.

Scope and Contents Letter from Porter H. Morgan to Dick responding to the letter Dick sent about the organization of the city.

Scope and Contents Letter from Porter H. Morgan to Dick updating Dick on the progress they are making on the list. Porter states that they have 2000 so far.