Packages
I: Personal documents of M. Hassis, Soviet Vice-Consul in Canton
II: Communism - China
II: Communism - China
II: Communism - China
III: Civilization - China
IV: Student movement - China
V: Religion - China
V: Religion - China
VI: Political parties - China (Kuomintang)
VI: Political parties - China (Kuomintang)
VII: Labor and laboring classes - China
VIII: Economic conditions - China
IX: Commerce - Customs - China
X: Foreign relations - China
XI: The United States and China
XII: The United States and Russia
XIII: Japan - Korea
XIV: Great Britain
XV: Russia
XV: Russia
XVI: Miscellaneous
Voluntary report, "What Will Be the Political Outcome of the KMT-Labor Communist Movement in China--Chaos and Sovietism, or a New Political Form in International Affairs?," draft
Manuscript (typed, written), "The Rise of Modern Industrialism in China"
Report, "The Labor Situation in China," 1923 March 1
Reports (carbons) re wreck and robbery of Tientsin-Pukov Express, with newspaper clippings 1923 May 6
Sun Yat-sen
Official proclamations (in English)
"The International Development of China," printed Program I: Part V (10 pp. plus 2 pp. diagrams)
"The International Development of China," printed Program II (pp. 11-30), diagrams inserted
Newspaper clippings from The Independent Herald, Hankow, entitled "Dr. Sun Yat Sen: The Father of Chaos" (7 pp.) 1925 February 3
Extraterritoriality
Printed materials
Newspaper clippings
Pamphlets
Correspondence (one letter)
Summaries
Miscellany
Printed materials
Chinese Correspondence (Vol. 2, Nos. 6-7)
Pan-Pacific Trade Union Conference
Bulletin of Proceedings, Hankow 1927 May
Vol. 1, Nos. 1-5, 11-14 1927
Photograph (unidentified)
"Civilization and Culture" - Newspaper clippings regarding various subjects (Tong Wars, etc.) circa 1922-1925
"Currency and Public Debts" - Copies of correspondence with Frederick Dumont, Commercial Office, State Department 1928 December 31 1929 January 22 March 20 1928
"Chinese History" - Printed materials re Canton Incident, Japan, Soviet Union, etc.
"Constitutional Government in China" - Printed materials
American policy in China
Printed materials
Miscellaneous
Memo on American Policy in China - Past, Present and Future
Rockhill's memorandum on the Open Door Policy in China
Letter (carbon) to Secretary of State (No. 2636) from Jay C. Huston (2 pp.)
Report (corrected), "Encouragement of the Importation of Specified Classes of Commodities into U.S. and Extension. . . (of U.S.) Investments. . . (in) China," 1921 October 20
Report (carbon), "The Chinese Renaissance and Its Relation to Soviet Policy in the Far East," Sec. 1., 1923 August 8; Ibid, Sec. II, 1922 September 15
Miscellaneous materials
"Political," (9 pp.) by C. P. Murray 1929 April 1
Revised regulations of the Mutual Assistance Society (or Chinese Socialist Society of Canton) (22 pp.)
Editorials, Peking and Tientsin Times 1922 May 6-27
"A Review of Political Conditions in the Canton Consular District," (51 pp. plus enclosures) 1927 December 31
Ibid (23 pp. plus enclosures) 1927 December
Report, "The Significance to Foreigners in China of the Anti-Christian Outburst" (37 pp. plus enclosures) 1924-1925
Report, including introduction with description of contents, pp. a-j. Subject: political situation in China, 1911-1924 (and Hankow, 1925 January-March) undated
Sun Yat-sen - Miscellaneous typed and written materials; report regarding the Foreign News Services of China by Don D. Patterson 1922 January 15
Printed material
American Foreign Service Journal 1932 August
Reply Letters by S. P. Smith to R. F. Johnston's Letters to a Missionary, Commercial Press, Ltd., Shanghai 1919
Printed address by Byron Brenan, H.B.M.'s Consul-General at Shanghai, entitled The Office of District Magistrate in China, Shanghai 1899
American Trust publication, Review of the Pacific (various issues) 1927-1929
Miscellaneous reports, manuscripts
Prominent Men in the KMT (translation of Soviet reports) 1926 May
Spread of Labor Union Movement. . . Yangtsze Valley (4 pp.)
Sketch history of Chinese Communist Party (40 pp.)
Voluntary report, "Will Chinese Capitalism Be Willing to Save China from Chaos and Communism?" (49 pp.) 1931 November 15
"Peasant, Workers, Soldiers Revolt of at Canton" (53 pp. plus enclosures). Addressed to J. V. A. MacMurray, American Minister, Peking 1927 December 11-13
Political conditions in Canton District (13 pp. plus enclosures). Addressed to F. L. Mayer 1927 October
Political conditions in Canton Consular District (12 pp. plus enclosures). Addressed to F. L. Mayer 1928 March
Comments on a book (typed)
Political report (carbon) undated
"Communism in South China: The Hai-Lu-Fend Soviet" (carbon manuscript) (15 pp.) 1928 February 7
Jay Calvin Huston, "Sun Yat-sen, the Kuomingtang and the Chinese Russian Political and Economic Alliance," typescript draft (187 p.)
Jay Calvin Huston, "Sun Yat-sen, the Kuomingtang and the Chinese Russian Political and Economic Alliance," typescript draft (216 p.)
Photographs
1 print of J. C. Huston undated
15 prints accompanying dispatch no. 699, December 30, 1927, describing the revolt of peasants, workers, and soldiers on December 11-13, 1927 at Canton