Papers of Phil Zimmerman [microform], 1900-1965.

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Papers of Phil Zimmerman [microform], 1900-1965.

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Includes ca. 2000 p. of documents from his campaign against the Industrial Workers of the World & the National Nonpartisan League; correspondence with prominent Kansas Republicans; and records of his tenure as hotel commissioner, 1925-29. The collection also contains clippings & letters on the Spanish American War; motorcycle tours & the Kansas Short Grass Motorcycle Club; raising & distributing seeds; and an Indian memorial at Waconda Springs, Kan. Correspondents include Elmer T. Peterson; Theodore Roosevelt; and Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.

2 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.

Kansas State Historical Society

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Kansas. Hotel Commission.

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Industrial Workers of the World

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Zimmerman, Phil E. (Philip E.), 1879-1965.

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National Nonpartisan League

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Peterson, Elmer T. (Elmer Theodore), 1884-1969

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