Charles J. Doherty Papers 1917-1972

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Charles J. Doherty Papers 1917-1972

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Charles Doherty was a newspaperman who owned and edited the in Missoula, Montana.This collection contains biographical materials, correspondence files, newspaper clippings, financial and legal records, market and research reports, writings and addresses, and photographs created and collected by Doherty. Also included are records from his wife, Clara M. Doherty, and organizations (businesses and veterans' groups) to which Charles Doherty belonged. Missoula County Times

10.5 linear feet; 17 archival boxes and six oversize volumes

eng,

University of Montana--Missoula Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Archives and Special Collections

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