Box 5
Contains 6 Results:
Miscellaneous correspondence, mainly requests for copies of testimony, 1920 - 1923
This collection contains material related to the libel suit, Henry Ford versus The Tribune Company, dating to 1916-1919. The suit concerned the Chicago Tribune editorial of June 23, 1916, "Ford is an Anarchist." Materials include correspondence, exhibits, and a transcript of the trial (held from May to August, 1919, in the Circuit Court of Macomb County in Mt. Clemens, Michigan).
Lawyers' correspondence, 1920 - 1922
Regarding bills, outsiders' claims, and articles about the case
Correspondence between Jane Adams and E.S. Beck, 1919
"Correspondence - memo. Goldbeck & Herrick - Jane Adams."
Unrelated correspondence between J.M. Patterson and Robert Herrick, 1913 - 1917
About articles written by Herrick
"Mr. Ellis' documents re: depositions of witnesses in France", 1918
Transcripts of about 20 depositions taken in France during the spring of 1918, mainly about how Ford Motor Co. treated employees who went into service.
"Edward Marshall - Deposition", 1918-02
Deposition taken in Feb 1918 and copy of Marshall's article on Ford's attitude toward the war. Correspondence with Marshall.