Selections from a case file of materials bearing on various economic concerns of African Americans in the 1920s. Topics addressed are problems of African Americans in the South; the injustice of Marcus Garvey's imprisonment; the Farm Loan Act; the National Negro Industrial Commission Bill; grievances related to employment, low wages, and poor education expressed by the Law and Order Protective Association of America, Incorporated; and the plight of African American farmers.
Selections reproduced as facsimile page images: 26 pages.
Selected Document List | Page Images
| November 17, 1923 | Memorandum from Charles E. Hall to C. Bascom Slemp |
| no date | Resume |
| no date | Letter from Randall Edwin Sullivan to Calvin Coolidge |
| no date | Report from Randall Edwin Sullivan to Calvin Coolidge |
| October 4, 1927 | Letter from Everett Sanders to R.E. Sullivan |
| September 14, 1923 | Letter from Lula B. West to H. L. Remmel |
| January 5, 1925 | Letter from E. A. Baker to C. Bascom Slemp |
| August 27, 1923 | Speech from Joseph H. Stewart to Calvin Coolidge |