Box 1
Contains 11 Results:

Reminiscences of Joseph L. Rawlins, 1912
This folder contains a 115 page typed autobiography by Joseph L. Rawlins. It covers his life from his birth in 1850 to 1885. It contains descriptions of the legal and political controversies which preceded Utah's admission to statehood.

Biographical Sketches, 1894
This folder contains two biographical sketches of Joseph L. Rawlins from the National Encyclopedia of American Biography.

Speeches, 1885-1899
This folder contains five speeches, on given before the Utah Democratic Club on the need for separation of church and state, one given before the United States House of Representatives in behalf of the Utah Statehood bill, one given before the United States Senate concerning the Spanish-Cuba question, another given before the United States Senate concerning the independence of Cuba, and the last given before the United States Senate on the American involvement in the Phillipines.

Speeches, 1900-1902
This folder contains a speech given on the bill to fix the standard of value of all forms of money issued by the United States, speeches given on the governing of the Philippines, and a speech given on the independence of the Philippines.

"The Peril of Education" Speech

Alta R. Jensen Notes
Some of these notes are direct dictation from Joseph L. Rawlins.

"Senator Rawlins' Great Three Day Speech," Deseret Evening News
This folder contains a complete photocopy of Rawlins' speech to the United States Senate on the government of the Philippine Islands from 1902.

Salt Lake Tribune Newspaper Clippings
This folder contains photocopies of newspaper clippings concerning Utah's fiftieth year statehood celebration in 1946.

Alta R. Jensen Correspondence, bulk: 1956-1964
This folder contains correspondence concerning Jensen's book, The Unfavored Few. Also included are her application for copyright, rejection notices from Reader's Digest and Brant and Brant, and thank you notes from those to whom Jensen sent complimentary copies of her book.

Alta R. Jensen Notes
