Finding Aid to the Joseph R. Knowland Papers, 1857-1966, bulk 1905-1960
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Finding Aid to the Joseph R. Knowland Papers, 1857-1966, bulk 1905-1960
Collection Number: BANC MSS 79/128 c
The Bancroft Library
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, California
- Finding Aid Written By:
- David Uhlich
- Date Completed:
-
July 2012
© 2012 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.
Collection Summary
Collection Title: Joseph R. Knowland papers
Date (inclusive): 1857-1966,
Date (bulk): bulk 1905-1960
Collection Number: BANC MSS 79/128 c
Creators :
Knowland, Joseph R. (Joseph Russell), 1873-1966
Extent:
Number of containers: 46 cartons, 2 oversize folders
Linear feet: 57.7 linear feet
Repository: The Bancroft Library
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, California, 94720-6000
Phone: (510) 642-6481
Fax: (510) 642-7589
Email: bancref@library.berkeley.edu
URL: http://bancroft.berkeley.edu/
Abstract: The Joseph R. Knowland Papers document the career of an American politician, newspaper owner, and civic leader. He served
five terms, from 1905-1915, in the United States House of Representatives as Congressman for California's district encompassing
Alameda, Contra Costa and Solano counties, and spent over 50 years as owner, president, publisher and editor of the
Oakland Tribune.
Languages Represented: Collection materials are in English
Physical Location: Many of the Bancroft Library collections are stored offsite and advance notice may be required for use. For current information
on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog.
Information for Researchers
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Collection is open for research.
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Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Joseph R. Knowland Papers, BANC MSS 79/128 c, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Alternate Forms Available
There are no alternate forms of this collection.
Related Collections
William F. Knowland papers, 1900-1974, BANC MSS 75/97 c
Oakland Tribune records, 1908-1965, BANC MSS 79/129 c
Separated Material
Photographs and slides transferred to the Pictorial Collections of The Bancroft Library (BANC PIC 1979.083--PIC).
Indexing Terms
The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.
Knowland, Joseph R. (Joseph Russell), 1873-1966--Archives
Knowland, William F. (William Fife), 1908-1974
United States. Congress. House
Oakland Tribune, Inc.
Tribune Publishing Company (Oakland, Calif.)
California State Park Commission
Native Sons of the Golden West
California State Chamber of Commerce
California State Automobile Association
Mills College. Board of Trustees
Athens Club, Oakland, Calif.
Oakland National Horse Show
Golden Gate International Exposition, (1939-1940 : San Francisco, Calif.)
Legislators--United States
Historical markers--California
Oakland (Calif.)--Politics and government
Alameda County (Calif.)--Politics and government
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge (Oakland and San Francisco, Calif.)
Administrative Information
Acquisition Information
The Joseph R. Knowland Papers were given to The Bancroft Library by Emelyn Jewett in 1979.
Accruals
No additions are expected.
System of Arrangement
Arranged to the folder level.
Processing Information
Processed by David Uhlich in 2012.
Biographical Information
Joseph R. Knowland (1873-1966) was an American politician, newspaper owner and civic leader. He served five terms in the United
States House of Representatives as Congressman for California's district encompassing Alameda, Contra Costa and Solano counties;
prior to that he served two terms in the California State Assembly and a single term in the California State Senate. After
leaving politics, Knowland bought the
Oakland Tribune and began a long career as its editor, president and publisher, as well as being greatly involved in many local and state
organizations.
Born on August 5, 1873 in Alameda, California, Knowland attended local schools before completing his education at the San
Jose campus of the University of the Pacific in 1895 and going to work in his father's wholesale lumber and shipping business.
Knowland married the first of his three wives, Elinor Fife, in 1894; he and Elinor had three children together: Elinor Knowland
Lion, Joseph Russell Knowland, Jr. and William F. Knowland (who went on to become a United States Senator). After the death
of his first wife in 1908, Knowland married Emelyn West, who passed away in 1950. He married his third wife, Clarice Cook,
in 1952.
Knowland's political career began with his election to the California State Assembly in 1898, where he served 2 terms before
he was elected to California State Senate in 1902, where served only part of his first term. In September 1904, Knowland won
a special election to the House of Representatives to replace Victor Metcalf, who had been appointed been appointed by President
Theodore Roosevelt to be Secretary of Commerce and Labor. Not surprisingly, considering the coastal location of his district
and his family's business interests, Knowland was very interested in shipping and trade during his time in Congress, and focused
especially on the Panama Canal, as well as the United States Navy and its local bases. In 1914, Knowland was defeated in his
bid for a seat on United States Senate, which effectively ended his political career, although he continued to hold his office
in Congress until 1915 and attended every Republican National Convention from 1908 to 1956.
In November 1915, Knowland bought the
Oakland Tribune and became the newspaper's president, publisher and editor. In addition to his newspaper duties, Knowland remained very active
in the community and state. Having joined the Native Sons of the Golden West while he was still a teenager, Knowland served
as chairman of its Historic Landmarks Committee for 60 years, from 1902-1962; in 1941, he published a book recounting the
efforts of the committee, entitled:
California: A Landmark History. Knowland was also a longtime member of the California State Park Commission, serving as chairman 1938-1960, and was appointed
to the finance committees for the construction of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge and the Golden Gate International Exposition
of 1939-1940. Knowland was also notably active in: California Centennials Council, California Historical Society, California
State Chamber of Commerce, California State Automobile Association, Oakland Chamber of Commerce, Oakland Community Chest,
Mills College Board of Trustees, Oakland National Horse Show, and Athens Athletic Club.
Knowland died on February 1, 1966.
Scope and Content of Collection
The Joseph Knowland Papers consist of files Knowland compiled during his career as a politician, newspaper owner, and civic
leader. The bulk of the collection is comprised of Knowland's personal and professional correspondence, as well as materials
documenting his work in the United States House of Representatives as Congressman for the California district encompassing
Alameda, Contra Costa and Solano counties, and his tenure as owner, editor, president and publisher of the Oakland Tribune.
Also prominent in the collection are Knowland's financial records; political files, including those regarding his son, William's,
campaigns and political career; and materials documenting his work on various government commissions, including the California
State Park Commission, and membership in various civic organizations, especially the Native Sons of the Golden West. The collection
encompasses a range of materials-including correspondence, legislative addresses and hearings, financial records, and ephemera-most
notably documenting his involvement in: California State Parks, as well as the state's historic landmarks; politics and business
in Alameda County and the city of Oakland; San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge; and Golden Gate International Exposition.
The Joseph Knowland Papers are subdivided into seven series:
- Series I: Correspondence
- Series II: Family and Personal Files
- Series III: Oakland Tribune
- Series IV: Financial Files
- Series V: Congressional and Political Files
- Series VI: Government Commissions
- Series VII: Civic and Fraternal Organizations
Series 1
Correspondence
1906-1966
Physical Description:
Cartons 1-9; Carton 10, Folders 1-11
Arrangement
Folders are arranged in original order.
Scope and Content Note
This series consists of Knowland's general correspondence files.
Carton 1, Folder 1-26
Alphabetical Files,
1929-1959
Carton 2, Folder 1-6
General (continued),
1941-1946
Carton 2-3
Alphabetical Files,
1933-1946
Carton 3, Folder 1-5
R-Z (continued),
1933-1940
Carton 3-4
Alphabetical Files,
1955-1958
Carton 4, Folder 1-27
K-Z, (continued),
1955-1958
Carton 5, Folder 1-9
General (continued),
1941-1961
Carton 5, Folder 10-25
Alphabetical Files,
1929-1959
Carton 6, Folder 1-18
General (continued),
1940-1958
Carton 6-7
Alphabetical Files,
1933-1940
Carton 7, Folder 1-4
P-R (continued),
1933-1940
Carton 7, Folder 9-16
Alphabetical Files,
1929-1961
Carton 8, Folder 1-20
General (continued),
1906-1963
Carton 9, Folder 1-24
General (continued),
1906-1963
Carton 10, Folder 1-11
General (continued),
1906-1963
Series 2
Family and Personal Files
1914-1966
Physical Description:
Carton 10, Folders 12-25; Carton 11; Carton 12, Folders 1-17; Oversize Folder 1
Arrangement
Folders are arranged by family member.
Scope and Content Note
This series consists of Knowland's personal files, as well as those related to his sons, William and Russ.
Carton 10, Folder 12-21
Correspondence,
1914-1950
Carton 11, Folder 6
Appointment Books,
1929-1940
Carton 11-12
William Knowland,
1945-1961
Carton 11, Folder 10
Senatorial Appointment,
1945
Carton 11-12
Senate Campaign,
1946-1952
Carton 12, Folder 1-5
General Election (continued),
1946
Carton 12, Folder 6-7
Senatorial Opponent Will Rogers, Jr.,
1946
Carton 12, Folder 11-12
Bills and Resolutions,
1945-1954
Carton 12, Folder 13-14
Correspondence,
1953-1961
Carton 12, Folder 15-17
Joseph Russell "Russ" Knowland, Jr. Military Service,
1942-1945
Oversize A, Folder 1
California Senate Resolution,
1966
Series 3
Oakland Tribune
1857,
1914-1966
Physical Description:
Carton 12, Folders 18-24; Cartons 13-18; Carton 19, Folders 1-14; Oversize Folder 1; Oversize Folder 2
Arrangement
Folders are arranged in original order.
Scope and Content Note
This series consists of materials related to Knowland's tenure as owner of the
Oakland Tribune newspaper.
Carton 13, Folder 1-8
Building and Operations,
1927-1963
Carton 13, Folder 9-21
Associated Press,
1919-1943
Carton 13, Folder 22
Consolidated Press,
1921-1933
Carton 13, Folder 23-24
American News Publishing Association,
1918-1935
Carton 14, Folder 3-5
Press Radio News Bureau,
1934-1936
Carton 15, Folder 1-5
Financial (continued),
1914-1959
Carton 15, Folder 8
Photographs,
circa 1929-1950
Carton 15, Folder 10
Oakland Post-Enquirer,
1919-1943
Carton 15, Folder 11
Los Angeles Times,
1935-1944
Carton 15, Folder 12-13
Sheldon Sackett,
1939-1957
Carton 15, Folder 14-21
KLX Radio Station,
1926-1959
Carton 16, Folder 1-5
KLX Radio Station (continued),
1926-1959
Carton 16, Folder 6-9
Bluebird Fellowships,
1938-1942
Carton 16, Folder 10-25
Correspondence,
1916-1966
Carton 17, Folder 1-5
Alameda County,
1920-1960
Carton 17, Folder 8
California Missions,
1958
Carton 17, Folder 20-21
Foreign Relations,
1929-1932
Carton 17, Folder 31
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People,
1929
Carton 18, Folder 25-26
Transportation,
1929-1954
Carton 19, Folder 1-8
Alphabetical Files,
1916-1931
Carton 19, Folder 13-14
KLX Radio Station,
1932-1942
Oversize A, Folder 1
Certificates and Awards,
1955-1966
Oversize B, Folder 2
San Francisco Daily Morning Call,
6 May, 1857
Oversize B, Folder 2
San Francisco Bulletin,
8 July, 1916
Oversize B, Folder 2
San Quentin News,
23 December, 1953
Series 4
Financial Files
1905-1962
Physical Description:
Carton 19, Folders 15-21; Cartons 20-26; Carton 27, Folders 1-2
Arrangement
Folders are arranged by function and file type.
Scope and Content Note
This series consists of materials related to Knowland's various business interests.
Carton 19, Folder 15-17
Knowland Family Estates,
1905-1937
Carton 19, Folder 18
Knowland Trustees,
1938-1942
Carton 19, Folder 19-21
Knowland Company,
1913-1924
Carton 20, Folder 1-2
Knowland Company (continued),
1913-1924
Carton 20, Folder 3-5
Correspondence,
1913-1923
Carton 20, Folder 6-9
Lucille Knowland Hill Estate,
1927-1928
Carton 20, Folder 15-19
19th Realty Company,
1932-1939
Carton 21, Folder 1-3
19th Realty Company (continued),
1932-1939
Carton 21, Folder 4-8
Lakeside Drive Apartments,
1929-1933
Carton 21, Folder 9
Everett Street House,
1917-1919
Carton 21, Folder 10
American Trust Company,
1959
Carton 21, Folder 11
Bank of Alameda,
1919-1926
Carton 21, Folder 12
Exploration Company of California,
1930-1931
Carton 21, Folder 13-23
Franklin Investment Company,
1923-1939
Carton 22, Folder 1-2
Franklin Investment Company (continued),
1923-1939
Carton 22, Folder 3-14
Gardiner Mill Company,
1915-1943
Carton 22, Folder 15
Humboldt County Land and Development Company,
1916-1918
Carton 22, Folder 16-18
Kennedy Mining and Milling Company,
1925-1942
Carton 22, Folder 19
Kerckhoff-Cuzner Mill and Lumber Company,
1929-1939
Carton 22, Folder 20-21
Landfor Investment Company,
1927-1935
Carton 22, Folder 22
Oakland Guarantee Building and Loan Association,
1923-1929
Carton 22, Folder 23
Oakland Title Insurance and Guaranty Company,
1923-1936
Carton 22, Folder 24
South Eureka Mining Company,
1936-1941
Carton 22, Folder 25-26
Tribune Building Company,
1930-1943
Carton 23, Folder 3-7
Gardiner Mill Company,
1920
Carton 23, Folder 8-14
William and Herminia Dargie Family Estate,
1915-1941
Carton 24, Folder 1-21
William and Herminia Dargie Family Estate (continued),
1915-1941
Carton 25, Folder 1-22
William and Herminia Dargie Family Estate (continued),
1915-1941
Carton 26, Folder 1-4
William and Herminia Dargie Family Estate (continued),
1915-1941
Carton 27, Folder 1-2
General (continued),
1912-1949
Series 5
Congressional and Political Files
1904-1964
Physical Description:
Carton 27, Folders 3-27; Cartons 28-32; Carton 33, Folders 1-10; Oversize Folder 1
Arrangement
Folders are arranged in original order.
Scope and Content Note
This series consists of materials related to Knowland's tenure in the United States House of Representatives, as well as his
non-congressional political activities.
Subseries 5.1
Congressional Files
1905-1923
Physical Description:
Carton 27, Folders 3-27; Cartons 28-29; Carton 30, Folders 1-19
Arrangement
Folders are arranged in original order.
Scope and Content Note
This subseries consists of materials related to Knowland's tenure in the United States House of Representatives.
Carton 27, Folder 3
Bills Introduced,
1911-1912
Carton 27-30
Correspondence,
1907-1917
Carton 27, Folder 7
Charles Gisdale,
1910-1914
Carton 27, Folder 12
Department of Commerce and Labor,
1911-1913
Carton 27, Folder 13-14
United States Navy,
1908-1913
Carton 27, Folder 15-16
War Department,
1907-1913
Carton 27, Folder 18-27
Alphabetical Files,
1907-1914
Carton 28, Folder 1-16
Alphabetical Files (continued),
1907-1914
Carton 29, Folder 1-21
General (continued),
1907-1915
Carton 30, Folder 1-2
General (continued),
1907-1915
Carton 30, Folder 3-10
State and District Issues,
1909-1920
Carton 30, Folder 3
Alameda County,
1909-1912
Carton 30, Folder 5
Panama-Pacific International Exposition,
1911-1913
Carton 30, Folder 6
San Francisco Bay Bridge,
1911-1914
Carton 30, Folder 9
Joaquin Miller,
1911-1912
Carton 30, Folder 11-19
Federal Issues,
1905-1923
Carton 30, Folder 15
Republican Party,
1905-1912
Carton 30, Folder 17
Washington, District of Columbia,
1909-1916
Carton 30, Folder 18
White Slavery Act,
1912-1913
Subseries 5.2
Political Files
1904-1964
Physical Description:
Carton 30, Folders 20-31; Cartons 31-32; Carton 33, Folders 1-10; Oversize Folder 1
Arrangement
Folders are arranged in original order.
Scope and Content Note
This subseries consists of materials related to Knowland's non-congressional political activities, including his own Senate
campaign as well as various other national and regional campaigns.
Carton 30, Folder 22-28
Republican National Committee,
1920-1956
Carton 31, Folder 1-2
Alameda County,
1915-1926
Carton 31, Folder 6-8
Constitutional Amendments,
1930-1940
Carton 31, Folder 10
Calvin Coolidge,
1924-1929
Carton 31, Folder 16-19
Herbert Hoover,
1928-1932
Carton 31, Folder 22
George Schmidt,
1904-1914
Carton 31, Folder 23-25
Samuel Shortridge,
1926-1932
Carton 32, Folder 1-2
Samuel Shortridge (continued),
1926-1932
Carton 32, Folder 3
Adolphus Frederic St. Sure,
1918-1926
Carton 32, Folder 4
Alameda County Elections,
1938
Carton 32, Folder 5-7
California Elections,
1934
Carton 32, Folder 8-10
Republican Candidates,
1920-1940
Carton 32, Folder 11-12
American Research Foundation,
1936-1939
Carton 33, Folder 1-10
General (continued),
1924-1954
Oversize A, Folder 1
Senate Certificate of Nomination,
1914
Series 6
Government Commissions
1921-1959
Physical Description:
Carton 33, Folders 11-31; Cartons 34-36; Carton 37, Folders 1-19
Arrangement
Folders are arranged by organization.
Scope and Content Note
This series consists of materials related to Knowland's work on various commissions to which he was appointed.
Carton 33-37
California State Parks,
1931-1958
Carton 33, Folder 23
Calaveras Big Trees,
1954
Carton 33, Folder 31
Evergreen Reservoir,
1957
Carton 34, Folder 2
Humboldt Redwoods,
1931-1937
Carton 34, Folder 5
Lexington Reservoir,
1957
Carton 34, Folder 9
Monticello Reservoir,
1957
Carton 34, Folder 16-17
Rio Del Mar Beach,
1936-1954
Carton 34, Folder 19
San Francisco Ferry Building,
1957
Carton 34, Folder 32-33
Wildland Ownership Report,
1956
Carton 34, Folder 34-36
Correspondence,
1932-1958
Carton 35, Folder 1-21
Correspondence (continued),
1932-1958
Carton 36, Folder 1-22
Correspondence (continued),
1932-1958
Carton 37, Folder 1-2
Correspondence (continued),
1932-1958
Carton 37, Folder 3-11
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge,
1921-1959
Carton 37, Folder 12-19
Golden Gate International Exposition,
1936-1940
Series 7
Civic and Fraternal Organizations
1901-1966
Physical Description:
Carton 37, Folders 20-27; Cartons 38-46; Oversize Folder 1; Oversize Folder 2
Arrangement
Folders are arranged by organization.
Scope and Content Note
This series consists of materials related to Knowland's work in various civic and fraternal organizations.
Carton 37-39
Native Sons of the Golden West,
1914-1950
Carton 37, Folder 21-22
Correspondence,
1914-1946
Carton 37-39
Historic Landmarks Committee,
1916-1950
Carton 37, Folder 23-27
California, A Landmark History materials,
circa 1940-1941
Carton 38, Folder 1-3
Landmark Index,
1931-1950
Carton 38, Folder 4-21
Correspondence,
1916-1958
Carton 38, Folder 23
San Fernando Mission,
1948
Carton 38, Folder 28
Yorba Hacienda,
1949-1950
Carton 38, Folder 29
Ortega-Vigare Adobe,
1949-1950
Carton 38, Folder 34
Los Angeles Post Office,
1950
Carton 39, Folder 4
Mother Colony House,
1950
Carton 39, Folder 13-14
California Historical Society Quarterly,
1933-1942
Carton 39, Folder 15-31
California State Chamber of Commerce,
1925-1959
Carton 40, Folder 1-13
California State Chamber of Commerce (continued),
1925-1959
Carton 40, Folder 14-21
California State Automobile Association,
1928-1945
Carton 40, Folder 22-23
Oakland Community Chest,
1923-1940
Carton 41, Folder 1-23
Oakland Community Chest (continued),
1923-1940
Carton 42, Folder 1-5
Oakland Community Chest (continued),
1923-1940
Carton 42, Folder 6-14
Oakland Chamber of Commerce,
1919-1966
Carton 42, Folder 15-23
Mills College Board of Trustees,
1920-1934
Carton 43, Folder 1-5
Mills College Board of Trustees (continued),
1920-1934
Carton 43, Folder 6-14
Oakland National Horse Show,
1926-1940
Carton 43, Folder 15-21
Athens Athletic Club,
1923-1961
Carton 44, Folder 1-6
Athens Athletic Club (continued),
1923-1961
Carton 44, Folder 7
Aahmes Temple Shrine,
1931
Carton 44, Folder 8
Alameda Air Naval Base,
1935-1939
Carton 44, Folder 9
Alameda Court House,
1934
Carton 44, Folder 10-11
Alameda Emergency Relief Committee,
1933-1935
Carton 44, Folder 12
Alameda First Methodist Church,
1923-1928
Carton 44, Folder 13
Alameda New Industries Committee,
1949
Carton 44, Folder 14
Alameda Pension Plan,
1931
Carton 44, Folder 15
California Centennials Council,
1947-1950
Carton 44, Folder 16
California Conservation Council,
1946
Carton 44, Folder 17
California Historical Society,
1958
Carton 44, Folder 18
California Restoration Society,
1930
Carton 44, Folder 19-22
Charitable Organizations,
1923-1938
Carton 44, Folder 23
Committee on Economic Development,
1931-1944
Carton 44, Folder 24
East Bay Utility District,
1924-1928
Carton 44, Folder 25
East Bay Regional Parks,
1942
Carton 44, Folder 26
Gas Consumers Association,
1922-1938
Carton 45, Folder 8
Henry Kaiser Dinner,
1942
Carton 45, Folder 10
Maritime Commission,
1942
Carton 45, Folder 11
Oakland Business District Association,
1927-1932
Carton 45, Folder 12
Oakland Capital Improvements,
1958
Carton 45, Folder 13-14
Oakland Downtown Property Owners Association,
1931-1936
Carton 45, Folder 15
Oakland Garbage Collection,
1927
Carton 45, Folder 16
Oakland Museum,
1923-1955
Carton 45, Folder 17
Oakland Post Office,
1929
Carton 45, Folder 19
Pacific Coast Empire Association,
1926
Carton 45, Folder 20
Pacific Travel Association,
1930
Carton 45, Folder 21
John Pershing Reception,
1920
Carton 45, Folder 22-23
Public Health Center,
1923-1932
Carton 46, Folder 1-2
Red Cross (continued),
1919-1932
Carton 46, Folder 3
Red Cross of Constantine,
1922
Carton 46, Folder 4
Rich Island Gun Club,
1925-1932
Carton 46, Folder 5
Santa Barbara Relief,
1925
Carton 46, Folder 9
Sigma Alpha Epsilon,
1938-1951
Carton 46, Folder 11-12
Unemployment Relief,
1931-1934
Carton 46, Folder 13
United Crusade,
1954-1961
Carton 46, Folder 14
United Nations Conference Committee,
1945
Carton 46, Folder 15
University of California, Berkeley,
1931-1953
Oversize B, Folder 2
Scottish Rite Certificate,
1925
Oversize B, Folder 2
Proposed Lake Merritt Development Plans,
1930
Oversize B, Folder 2
Proposed Oakland Exposition Building Development Plans,
circa 1930
