5 typescripts of articles: "A Letter to the Editor," Collier's (1912-05-06); "Sunday News" (1922-12-10); "Prize Contest Announcement," Liberty Magazine (1924-05-10); "Our Name is Liberty," Liberty Magazine (1924-05-10); "Hate War but Prepare Against It," Liberty Magazine (1924-05-17); "Capital and Capitalists," (1924-05-24); "Courage," Liberty Magazine (1924-09-20); "Snobishness," Liberty Magazine (1924-09-27); "I Don't Learn to Fly or it's Tough to be Fifty," Liberty Magazine (1928-12-08); "Tax the rich," Liberty Magazine (1929-02-09); "The world does not owe us a Living," Liberty Magazine (1930-11-01); "Ely of Wisconsin," The World Today/Hearst's (undated)
Typescripts
Typescripts of articles.
Original correspondence; 1 letter, with envelope. Includes typescripts of letter
Correspondence - Typescripts; 2 letters
Corespondence - Typescript; 1 letter
Correspondence - Typescripts; 36 letters
Original correspondence; 1 letter
Original correspondence; 1 letter, including envelope. Also includes typescript of letter.
1 photograph
1 typescript of article
Original correspondence; 1 letter
Correspondence - Transcripts; 1 letter (2 copies)
Typescript. 1 pieces (2 copies). Published in Liberty Magazine
Correspondence - Typescripts; 3 letters
The Patterson Family Papers consists of newspaper clippings; Joseph Medill Patterson's research notes about the Patterson family; obituaries; and photographs of members of the Patterson family, the staff of the Chicago Tribune, and World War I. The collection also contains a number of correspondences (type and handwritten letters, telegraphs, and typescripts) between members of the Patterson family. Of note is the large number of letters sent from Joseph Medill Patterson to his mother, Elinor Patterson (née Medill), while he was attending the Groton School in Groton, Massachusetts, dated 1891-1893. These letters discuss his day-to-day doings, make frequent mention of his homesickness and desire to leave the school, and show the extremely tight-knit relationship Patterson had with his mother. The entire collection spans a range of dates from 1825 to 1953.
Patterson, Joseph Medill, 1879-19461 print of painting
Original correspondence; 1 letter, on the death of Joseph Medill. Includes envelope and typescripts of letter.
Original correspondence; 1 letter, sent from Pasadena, California