Scope and Contents Western Union Telegram from Dick T. Morgan to Porter H. Morgan that he think it unwise to let McDonald have names, also he has made clear that he will go Dailey appointed.

Scope and Contents Western Union Telegram from Dick T. Morgan to Porter H. Morgan that Dick expects to be home to begin working.

Scope and Contents Western Union Telegram from Dick T. Morgan to Porter H. Morgan that Dick will be in Oklahoma city Sunday evening.

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter from Dick Morgan to Porter Morgan a communication received from C.H. Robertson, Chairman of Program Committee and the reply to the communication.

Scope and Contents Western Union Telegram from Dick T. Morgan to Porter H. Morgan that he will be home soon to campaign.

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter from H.G. Eastman to Porter H. Morgan about the list that they have nearly worked out. There is also reference to J.B. Thoburn to see if he had a remaining copy of Ethnology Bulletin as he is preparing a Chautauqua lecture on the American Indian.

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter from Porter H. Morgan to about Mr. William Hick's pension bill H.R. 9151a that Captain R.T. Jacobs is a little off color because he wrote to Dick about having his Spanish War status included in his pension. Also William W.E. Seaman of Choctaw City is a republican candidate. Additional information from included about campaign supporters.

Scope and Contents Western Union Telegram from H.G. Eastman to Dick T. Morgan about conditions in Oklahoma County are not that bad for Dick. Darling is posing strong progressive.

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter from Dick Morgan to Porter Morgan about the invitation to speak at the annual picnic of the Labor union and will accept.

Scope and Contents Western Union Telegram from Porter H. Morgan to Dick that Geisler advises putting out Bull Moose Candidate until Monday or Tuesday.