Papers, 1912-1938.

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Papers, 1912-1938.

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Genealogy of the Moore-Montgomery ancestors of Harriet Taggart Mack; some personal letters received concerning invitations and loans to relatives, and other papers, including specifications for a Jewett refrigerator proposed for the Mack residence, a list of relatives, and clippings about Norman E. Mack, 1922-1938; political correspondence, including telegrams from William Jennings Bryan concerning the 1908 national election, correspondence with Cordell Hull, 1924-1927, Alfred E. Smith and his secretary George B. Graves, 1924-1928, and with Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1922-1937; programs and tickets from the 1912 Democratic National Convention and other political events, 1912-1936; scrapbooks of clippings about prominent men of Buffalo, Norman E. Mack and the Buffalo Evening Times, Democratic politics, the Pan-American Exposition and the assassination of President McKinley, and the prohibition reform movement, 1882-1930.

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Buffalo History Museum, Research Library

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Buffalo History Museum, Research Library

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Mack, Norman E., 1858-1932.

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Publisher of the Buffalo Sunday Times and the Buffalo Evening Times, and an activist in state and national Democratic politics. He married Harriet Belle Taggart in 1891. From the description of Papers, 1912-1938. (Buffalo History Museum). WorldCat record id: 34178390 ...

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