Scope and Contents Scope and Contents The Murray Collection is approximately 9 linear feet plus oversized materials. Although Murray served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1913-1917, the majority of the collection is related to his post-congressional activities, family affairs, and years as governor. The materials cover a variety of topics including his use of executive orders calling for martial law, pardons, and the appointment and removal of state officials. The documents also include material...

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter from Ethel Wade praising William H. Murray's radio address on the Constitution. Requests a copy of it.

Scope and Contents Handwritten letter by Perry Wallberry praising William H. Murray's radio address on the Constitution.

Scope and Contents Typewritte n letter fromWilliam H. Murray to E.A. Walker concerning receipt of material, use of identical paragraph by Roosevelt and Smith in speeches, characters of Smith and Roosevelt, and worth of paper money in the American Revolution.

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter by J. Ellis Walker praising William H. Murray for his radio address on the Constitution. Requests a copy of this speech.

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter from A.R. Wallace praising William H. Murray for his radio address on the Constitution.

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter from J.E. Walraven thanking William H. Murray for a copy of "The Finished Scholar".

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter from William H. Murray to Mary Walston concerning the declining value of paper money with rising inflation. Recommends his book "Uncle Sam Needs a Doctor."

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter from H.P. Warfield to William H. Murray'ordering five copies of the latter's book, "The Finished Scholar."

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter from William H. Murray to L.F. Ware noting his position prevents his declared advocacy concerning any county or precinct politics.