Key to Arrangement

Part I (Also on microfilm)

Letters written by Luce, arranged chronologically; and letters to Luce, arranged alphabetically. A list of the more important correspondents follows.

Benedict, H. Stanley

Letter, Nov. 16, 1912

California. Railroad Commission

See Thelen, Max.

Earl, Edwin T.

See Lissner, Meyer

Eshleman, John Morton

2 letters, 1908

Evans, Samuel C.

5 letters, 1912

Gates, Lee C.

Letter, Nov. 8, 1911. Enclosure: copy of letter, Oct. 14, 1911, from William Allen White.

Heney, Francis Joseph

12 letters, 1908-1914

Howe, E. F.

Letter, Nov. 10, 1912

Irwin, Wallace

Letter, Mar. 17, 1912

Johnson, Hiram Warren

10 letters, 1910-1938. Some written for him, while governor, by his secretary, Alexander McCabe.

Lissner, Meyer

14 letters, 1908-1912. Enclosure to letter of Nov. 20, 1912: letter from E. T. Sari, Nov. 19, 1912.

Smith, Sylvester C.

3 letters, 1912

Steffens, Lincoln, 1866-1936

3 letters, 1908 & n. d.

Stimson, Marshall, 1876-

Letter, May 19, 1908

Swing, Philip David, 1884-

Letter, Apr. 29, 1912

Thelen, Max, 1880-

6 letters, 1908-1912. Some written while member of state Railroad Commission.

Troy, Edward P. E.

Letter, Feb. 12, 1912

White, William Allen, 1868-1944

See Gates, Lee C.

Wilde, Louis J.

2 letters, 1911

Works, John Downey, 1847-1928

5 letters, 1905-1912

Scrapbooks of clippings, and political campaign materials, ca. 1906-1918 (Also on microfilm)

Part II

Jones, Herbert C.

Letter, Apr. 10, 1930

Jenney, Ralph E.

Letter, June 10, 1937

Copy of letter written by Luce, Sept. 16, 1938, to editor of Stanford Review, containing brief autobiographical data

Release of mortgage to Edgar A. Luce, June 3, 1926

Two scrapbooks of clippings re the Judge's re-election campaigns, ca. 1920-26.