Collection: Carter Glass Papers, 1820/1946 - ARVAS Search Results

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Bishop James Cannon, Jr. and his son David Cannon, 1930 Box 155, Folder 5

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Bishop James Cannon, Jr. and Methodist Church, 1933 Box 159, Folder 16

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Bishop James Cannon, Jr.and Nye Senate Committee Difficulties, 1931 Box 155, Folder 24

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Bishop James Cannon, Jr. and Nye Senate Investigation, 1932 Box 158, Folder 20

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Bishop James Cannon, Jr. attack on Carter Glass for Patrick Henry Speech, 1936 Box 163, Folder 20

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Bishop James Cannon Jr. Board of Temperance & Social Service, 1930 Box 154, Folder 20

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Bishop James Cannon, Jr.: Carter Glass and Clifton A. Woodrum, 1929 Box 117, Folder 14

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Bishop James Cannon, Jr.: Carter Glass and Colonel William S. Battle, Jr., 1928 Box 153, Folder 1

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Bishop James Cannon, Jr.: Carter Glass, and James J. O'Brien, 1930 Box 155, Folder 3

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Bishop James Cannon, Jr.: Carter Glass and James P. Woods, 1929 Box 117, Folder 15

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