|
||
| John W. Harreld (1872-1950) entered Oklahoma politics in 1919 when he was
elected as the representative of Oklahoma's Fifth District in a special
election. Although he opted not to seek reelection to the House, he instead
ran a successful campaign and was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1920 and
served one term. Harreld was a member of the committees on Agriculture
and Forestry, Claims, Post Offices and Post Roads, and Public Buildings
and Grounds. He also chaired the Indian Affairs Committee.
This collection consists of four items: Precedents, Decisions on Points of Order in the United States Senate, 1789-1913; Official Report of the Proceedings of the Seventeenth Republican National Convention, June 8-12, 1920; a scrapbook of bills and resolutions introduced by Harreld during the Sixty-eighth (1923-1925) and Sixty-ninth (1925-1927) Congresses; and "Speaker's Manual and Campaign Textbook," a pamphlet. This collection has a detailed inventory and has been entered into a computerized index. For more information on the archival holdings, please contact the Carl Albert Center. | Congressional Archives Home | | Carl Albert Center Home | | About the Center | | Contact Us | 
This page is best viewed at a resolution of 800 x 600
pixels.Copyright, The Carl Albert Center |
