Previous Section, V
Previous Section, V		   Next Chapter, X
Next Chapter, X
Go to Table of Contents
Go to Table of Contents    
Print a lo-res (300 dpi x 150 dpi) PDF image of this page
   

  

  
The page presentation framework of the Booker T. Washington papers is designed to provide researchers worldwide with searchable access to the thousands of pages comprising the fourteen volumes, most of which are out of print. Adapted from the National Academy Press's Open Book framework, this framework allows searching down to the page level, provides sorting of search results chronologically, enables easy navigation across multiple volumes, and allows page-by-page local printing (via PDF) of every page.
[ Top of Page ] [ Home ] [ Contact Us ] [ Help ]
©2000 by the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois
All rights reserved
OCRed data provided for searching only.
CUMULATIVE INDEX 9:525; 10:614-15; urged to investigate distribution of school funds in South, 8:322-23; urged to reconsider book by E. G. Murphy, 10:158-59; urged to speak mind at NNBL meeting, 10:335; urges BTW to attend NAACP meeting on behalf of black schools, 12:128; wants cooperation between BTW and NAACP, 11:4546, 54-55, 83 Vim: publishes article on BTW's personality, 8:294-99 Vincent, George Edgar: letter to, 13:*384 Vincent, Isaac H., 2:*218, 221, 222 Vincent,John Heyl, 1:97, 373 Virginia Baptist Sunday School Association, 2:54 Virginia Child Welfare Conference, 11:264 Virginia Colored Concert Co., 3:37 Virginia Constitution (1902), 7:30 . . . . . . Vlrglnla constltutlona convention (1901-2), 6:121, 122, 151 Virginia Cooperative Association, 3:348 Virginia Journal of Education, 7: 15 Virginia Military Institute, 3:60; 4:68; 13:313 Virginia Normal and Collegiate Institute (Petersburg), 2:54, 291; 4:229; 12:224 Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 5:489 Virginia Theological Seminary, 4:68; 6:17; alumni, 11:342 Virginia Union University, 2:325; 5:675; 8:554; 12:119; 13:315; alumni 7:329 Virginian Railway, 8: 177; 10: 128; BTW tours towns along route, 10: 121, 14348 Virginian Southwest Institute (Bristol), 10:200 Vivian, Cornelia A., 10:565, * 566 Vogue,5:103,104 Voice of Missions, 4:70 Voice of the Negro, 4:79, 171; 7:328-29; 8:212, 213, 236; 9:389; 13:511; advertising withdrawn, 8:157-58, 182; article on Niagara Movement, 8:495; BTW compares with Colored American Magazine, 8:571; BTW critical of editorial policy, 7:486-88; 8:215-16, 218; 239 BTW invited to write article in, 8:453-54; cartoon criticized, 8:568; contains article accusing BTW of bribery, 8:206-7; critical of BTW, 8:154-56, 167-68; criticized by E. J. Scott, 9:3; defended by publisher, 8:263-64; E. J. Scott reports on progress of, 7:364 E. J. Scott severs relations with, 8:38-39; editor watched at BTW's suggestion, 8:340; in financial trouble, 9:46-47; prints charge that BTW bribed black editors, 8:214, 224; receives statement from BTW, 8:450-51; sent to Roosevelt, 8:46; T. T. Fortune reportedly purchases interest in, 9:395. See also Barber, Jesse Max yolk, Stephen Arnold Douglas, 7:478, *479 Von der Lieth, Capt., 4:5 von Luschan, Felix, 13:*203; letter from, 13:202-3; letter to, 13:207 Voorhees, Charles C., 2:46, *47 Voorhees Normal and Industrial School (S.C.), 3:71; 4:433; 6:241; 9:xxix, 206; 10:176; 11 :486; 12:131, 206, 284; 13:308 Vorhaus, Miss, 13:408 Vorys, Arthur Isaiah, 9:*301, 401, 458, 505, 507, 620; 10:270; BTW recommends for position with Republican national committee, 9:589; campaign code name, 9:462; letters to, 9:301, 424-25; plans Negro Press Bureau, 9:365-66; urged to make use of P. B. S. Pinchback in Republican campaign, 9:497,-498 W Wabash College (Ind.), 2:420; 10:512 Wabash Railroad, 5:464 Wachovia Bank and Trust Co., 11:80 Waddell, Alfred Moore, 5:441, *44243, 476, 507, 508 Wade, Benjamin Franklin, 10:398 Wade, James Aaron, 13: 188, * 189 Wade Hotel (Tuskegee), 8:418 Wadhams, William Henderson, 12:314, *315, 325 Wadkins, William, 6:118, *119 Wagner Palace Car Co., 4:444