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James Mickleborough Greenwood |
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James Mickleborough Greenwood, son of Edmond and Jeanette (Foster) Greenwood, was born November 15, 1837 in Sangamon County, IL. His parents moved to Adair County, MO in 1852 where, after completing his public school education at age 16, he began teaching in the county rural schools. He later attended the Methodist Seminary at Canton, MO, then taught again in Adair County schools as well as those in Knox and Scotland Counties, MO and Adams County, IL.
In 1867, Joseph Baldwin recruited Greenwood to teach mathematics, logic and natural philosophy at the Normal School he was organizing in Kirksville. He hired Greenwood’s wife, Amanda (McDaniel) Greenwood (1840-1904), as head of the model school and teacher of botany and history. Other than a six month stint at Mount Pleasant College in Huntsville, the Greenwoods remained on Baldwin’s faculty until 1874 when he accepted the position of Superintendent of the Kansas City Public Schools.
During his years in Kansas City, Greenwood, a prolific writer and lecturer, became one of the leading figures in state and national public school education. He served one term as President of the Missouri State Teachers Association and was honored with a doctor of laws degree from the University of Missouri in 1896. He was an extremely active member of the National Education Association, serving as its Treasurer, 1890-95, and President, 1898.
Upon his retirement in May 1913, he was appointed Advisor to the Board of Education and continued this work until his death, at his office desk, on August 1, 1914.
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At the time the Greenwood Papers were “reprocessed” and the finding aid created (1997-98), the records of how and when the collection had been acquired no longer existed. It was probably the gift of his daughter Ada (Greenwood) MacLaughlin, as all manuscript items dated after 1914 and several of the books belonged to her. It was received no later than 1942, when Dr. Pauline Knobbs, the College Archivist, transcribed Greenwood’s incomplete History of Missouri manuscript. [See G1/7:7 for the manuscript and MoColl F466 G74 for Dr. Knobbs’ transcript]
Documents in the Papers fall roughly into these categories:
| Personal and business correspondence | |
| Correspondence and
publications of National Education Association and other professional and
civic organizations with which Greenwood was affiliated |
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| Greenwood’s writings, research and speaking notes on various educational topics | |
| Items related to the Kansas City School System and to school administration in general | |
| Publications on educational topics |
Provenance of the Collection has been lost.
It appears from filing notes left in the folders that Dr Knobbs created
the organization as we found it, though it is possible she merely inserted
unfiled items into a system originally created by Dr Greenwood.
Since she did not finish processing the Papers, we began where she left
off, continuing her basic organization but with a few changes resulting
primarily from the condition of the materials.
Newspaper clippings were, for the most part, brittle beyond salvage as were a
few letters and other documents.
Preservation photocopies of these items were made for file and the
originals, which could no longer be handled, were discarded.
Most of the Collection’s numerous books, pamphlets, and article reprints have been removed from the folders and catalogued to the “Greenwood Collection” on the library’s online catalog. They are shelved next to the manuscript items so that the whole Collection remains together as a unit.
Periodicals in the collection were all single or random issues (there was no
run of any title) and their condition was fragile, at best. Issues already held by Pickler Library were discarded and
note of the action, with the Library’s location and call number for the title,
were made so that issues may be “retrieved” by the researcher.
In two instances, Greenwood’s issues filled gaps in Pickler’s run of a Missouri
publication; these were added to the Library’s Missouriana set and appropriately noted.
Researchers using materials from this collection might also be interested in
two related collections at the Missouri Valley Special Collections at the Kansas City Public Library.
Finding aids for personal and professional papers of Greenwood, his
second wife, Josephine Woodbury Heermans Greenwood, a long-time Kansas City teacher and school principal, and Ada Greenwood MacLaughlin, daughter of James and Amanda, may be found
on the online:
Josephine Woodbury Heermans Greenwood Papers
Ada Greenwood MacLaughlin Papers The Greenwood
Papers Appendix: Contents of the
Greenwood Photo Album (G1/7:8) For information concerning this collection contact:
speccoll@truman.edu emd
G1/0
Administrative & Biographical
◙ 1991 Inventory of books in the
Greenwood Collection ◙ Biographical sketches of James M Greenwood and
his brother Peyton F Greenwood photocopied from The United States
Biographical Dictionary, Encyclopedia of the History of Missouri,
and similar works
G1/1:1
Miscellaneous Financial
Correspondence, 1874-1913
◙ Passbook for account with
Baird, Melone & Co, Kirksville, MO, 1874 ◙ SM Pickler, Kirksville, MO,
1876 ◙ Report of the Condition of First National Bank, Paris, IL, 15
Sept 1902
◙ Creevey & Rogers, Counselors at Law, New York, 1906, re
dividends from bankrupt United Educational Company ◙ RM Ringo,
Kirksville Savings Bank, 1906-08 ◙ Will Griffin, Kansas City, 1912 ◙ J
Dallas Bowser, Kansas City, 1913 ◙ Charles W Becker, Wishart, MO, 1913 ◙
German-American Bank, Kansas City, 1913
G1/1:2
Louisiana State Lottery
Drawing, 15 March 1887
Receipt for purchase of lottery tickets, four (4) tickets and report of
numbers drawn
G1/1:3
Correspondence from E.L.
Cothrell, Evansville, IN, 1891-97
Concerning property at 39th &
Grand, Kansas City, owned jointly by Greenwood, EL Cothrell, M Charles
McDougall, Mr Mollering, Mr Prince[?], WE & Lizzie E Coleman and
possibly others
G1/1:4
Correspondence from Lizzie E
(Mrs. WE) Coleman, Warrensburg, MO; 1893-95
Concerning property at 39th &
Grand, Kansas City, owned jointly by Greenwood, EL Cothrell, M Charles
McDougall, Mr Mollering, Mr Prince[?], WE & Lizzie E Coleman and
possibly others
G1/1:5
Masonic Correspondence,
1893-1914
◙ Masonic Benevolent Association
of Central Illinois, 1893 ◙ Communications notice, Kansas City Lodge
220, 9 Jan 1903 ◙ Kansas City Lodge 220 AF&AM. Master’s Address /
Secretary’s Report / Roster of Members. Jan 1914. ◙ Correspondence,
Statement and Receipt, 1913 Dues
G1/1:6
Notebooks and Miscellaneous
Items
◙ Rathbun’s Perpetual Calendar,
©1908 ◙ New York Dental Co. advertising card ◙ Santa Fe Rail Road
“Vacation Trips” advertising brochure, 1906
[top half only]
◙ Customer’s Check for meter inspection, Kansas City Gas Co, 21 Mar 1906
◙ Ink blotter ◙ Bible Lesson Card, 1905
◙ Grocery store account book containing recorded checkers moves ◙
Goodyear’s Flat Open Notebook containing miscellaneous loose notes
◙ “Stearns’ Latest [Checkers Game] Problems”, 1903 ◙ Acknowledgment of
contribution to National Board, Young Women’s Christian Association ◙
Dominion Educational Association, Victoria, BC, Membership card, 1909 [member’s name not entered]
G1/1:7
Clippings and Correspondence
re History of Utah and the Mormons, 1913
◙ Emmeline B Wells re request
for information about her 1848 trip to Utah from Missouri ◙ The
Deseret News transmitting proceedings of the latest Conference of
the LDS Church [proceedings
not in file] ◙ Horace H
Cummings re polygamy [pages
2 & 3 only] ◙ Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Independence, MO, re
request for information
◙ Clippings published in The Deseret News during National
Education Association meeting in Salt Lake City ◙ Notes on dancing
G1/1:8
JF Genung. “Literature and
the Christian Ministry”. Clipped from the 14 Dec 1893 Issue of The
Congregationalist
G1/1:9
Correspondence re Religion,
1899-1913
◙ Rev Stephen A Northrop, Pastor
First Baptist Church, Kansas City, 1899, transmitting clippings ◙ Ralph
Watson Brokaw, Pastor First Presbyterian Church, Utica, NY, 1904 ◙
Burris A Jenkins, Pastor Linwood Boulevard Christian Church, Kansas
City, 1913 ◙ CA Shepard, Board of Stewards, Troost Avenue Methodist
Church, Kansas City, 1913 postmark
[mimeographed form letter to membership
G1/1:10
Correspondence from Victor H
Greenwood [son] and Lee Greenwood [grandson], 1897-1914
G1/1:11
Correspondence from Ada
(Greenwood) MacLaughlin [daughter], Henry MacLaughlin and Thomas
MacLaughlin [grandsons], 1898-1913
G1/1:12
Correspondence with Amanda
(McDaniel) Greenwood [wife], 1893, 1899-1901
G1/1:13
Correspondence from Peyton
Foster Greenwood [brother], 1896-99, 1903-04, 1913-14
G1/1:14
Correspondence from Jeannette
“Nettie” (Greenwood) Lewers [daughter], 1886, 1903, 1913-14
G1/1:15
Correspondence from
Relatives, 1901-14
◙ James P Hatfield [nephew],
Jacksonville, AR, 1901
◙ John P Foster [cousin], LaCrosse, MO, 1904 ◙ Mary Ann “Pollie”
Greenwood King [sister], Brashear, MO, 1913-14
◙ Norma King Summers [niece], Kirksville, MO, 1913-14 ◙ “Pollie” [cousin], Kansas City, MO, 1914 postmark ◙ JM Foster
[cousin], Bowling Green, MO, 1914
G1/1:16
Correspondence from Ell W
Withrow, 1895-96, 1913-14
G1/1:17
Correspondence, 1889, 1891-92
◙ William Ferrel, Kansas City ◙
CC Everett, Cambridge, MA
◙ Effie V Dickey, Mahern, OH ◙ WHV Raymond, State Board of
Education, Sacramento
G1/1:18
Correspondence, 1894-96
◙ WN Hailman, Supt of Indian
Schools, Dept of the Interior, Washington, DC ◙ Laura E Giddings,
Somerville, MA ◙ Wilbur S Jackman, Cook County Normal School, Chicago,
(3) with Jackson’s pamphlet Correlation of Science and History ◙
George P Wilson, Attorney-at-Law, Minneapolis ◙ Mrs Edwin Holb,
Philadelphia ◙ John R Kirk, Missouri State Superintendent of Schools (3)
G1/1:19
Correspondence, 1897-99
◙ Thomas M Johnson, Osceola, MO
◙ Judge John W Wofford, Kansas City ◙ Harry G Wilson, [Kansas City] ◙
Missouri Governor Lon V Stephens ◙ Grace M Ross, Macken & Ross Electric
Railways, Colorado Springs (2) ◙ Lou D---, Hopkins, MO ◙ Ida M Ruse,
Bayard, KS ◙ Charles Beal, Kansas City
◙ Webster Davis, Assistant Secretary of the Interior, Washington, DC ◙
Margaret DeWitt, Charlottesville, VA ◙ Emily A Weaver, Fond de Lac, WI ◙
DA McMillan, Mexico, MO ◙ Sister Walburga, Loretto Academy, Loretto, KY
◙ John R Musick, Kirksville, MO ◙ Ellen LeGarde, Providence Public
Schools, Providence, RI ◙ Major B Albert Luberman, US Army, Camp
Columbia, Havana, Cuba ◙ Charles F Clarke, Missouri House of
Representatives (2) ◙ SM Pickler, Kirksville & Missouri House of
Representatives (2) & reply (1) ◙ John R Kirk, Missouri State
Superintendent of Schools (4) ◙ Joseph Baldwin, University of Texas (2)
◙ Lydia F Luce, San Francisco
G1/1:20
Correspondence, 1901-02
◙ Greenwood to the Children of
Dekalb, MO Elementary School ◙ Frank A Hill, State Board of Education,
Boston (3) ◙ Charles DeGarmo, Cornell University, Ithaca (2) ◙ WP
Finch[?], New York City ◙ George W Howe, Illinois State Normal School,
Normal, IL, w/ article [photocopy] re John W Henninger, Supt
Jacksonville Schools ◙ Aaron Schuyler, Kansas Wesleyan University,
Salina, KS ◙ JA Foshay, Los Angeles City Schools ◙ CL Ennis, Southern
California Teachers Association, Los Angeles ◙ LeRoy Dibble, Kansas City
w/ article re HG Wells clipped from
Medical Record (Dec 13, 1902) ◙ James L Hughes (while visiting in
Salt Lake City) ◙ WH Payne, Ann Arbor ◙ George Bruce Halstead,
Washington, DC ◙ Edith Weber, Denver ◙ William McAndrew, Brooklyn ◙
Maude M Myers, Iboilo, Philippine Islands ◙ JF McCullough, Chicago ◙ FH
Sears, Oakland & Riverside, CA (2) ◙ AJ Baber, First National Bank,
Paris, IL ◙ WB Smith, Round Table Club [Kansas City] ◙ Dr Oronhyatekha,
International Order of Foresters, Toronto, w/ IOOF membership
application forms ◙ RM Ringo, Kirksville ◙ John R Kirk, Missouri State
Superintendent of Schools (2)
G1/1:21
Correspondence, 1903-04
◙ Richard A von Minckwitz,
DeWitt Clinton High School, New York City ◙ Bishop John F Hogan, Kansas
City ◙ JH Paul, Brashear, MO ◙ ME Dolphin, New York City ◙ Walter H
Ficklin, Littleton, CO ◙ GL Swiggett, University of Missouri, Columbia ◙
Greenwood to Simon Newcomb, Washington, DC with his handwritten response
at bottom ◙ Sarah Louise Arnold, Simmons College, Boston ◙ William H
Wallace, Attorney-at-Law, Kansas City ◙ JM Rice, Society of Educational
Research, [New York City] w/ membership brochure ◙ Lenora Yeater, New
York City ◙ Missouri Governor AM Dockery (2) ◙ EF Terry,
The Journal, Quincy, IL ◙ JT Craig, Manila, Philippine Islands (2) ◙
J Warren Smith, Los Angeles ◙ JWA Young, Chicago ◙ GV Buchanan,
Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St Louis ◙ OT Corson,
Ohio Educational Monthly, Columbus ◙ Frederick E Bolton, State
University of Iowa, Iowa City ◙ Chaplain Thomas J Dickson, US Army, Ft
Sam Houston, TX w/ extracts from Official Records relating to Dickson ◙
Winnie Louise Littlefield, Chicopee, MA ◙ DC Allen, Liberty, MO ◙ Eugene
Bouton, Boston ◙ BJ Mullaney, Armour & Co, Chicago ◙ Thomas M Johnson,
Osceola, MO ◙ John R Kirk, Normal School, Kirksville (4)
G1/1:22
Correspondence, 1908-12
◙ Clifford W Barnes, Legislative Voters League , [Chicago] ◙ Walter
Gidinghagen, Kansas City ◙ Stanley Brown, Township High School, Joliet,
IL ◙ Greenwood to LJ Cooper, Kiowa, OK (carbon)
◙ Will Lisurbee[?], Cherokee, KS ◙ Susie Hillingsworth, Hot Springs ◙
Carl Gleeser, Deutsch-Amerikanischer National Bund, Kansas City, w/
Greenwood’s reply ◙ George West Maffet, The Clan Moffatt in America,
Lawrence, KS ◙ Manfred J Holmes, National Society for the Scientific
Study of Education, Normal, IL ◙ Greenwood to Kansas City Journal
◙ Greenwood to unidentified recipient (carbon of memo or press release)
◙ Greenwood to EM Violette, Normal School, Kirksville ◙ John R Kirk,
Normal School, Kirksville
G1/1:23
Correspondence, 1913
◙ Stella Lee Leman, Milan, MO ◙
Charles A Bruun, Attorney-at-Law, Kansas City ◙ JW Darnel, Lincoln
Institute, Jefferson City ◙ William P Cutler, American Manufacturers’
Association of Products from Corn, Chicago ◙ Frank W Balleu, Cambridge,
MA ◙ WC Bagley, Public School Publishing Co, Urbana, IL ◙ Montana
Hastings, Eugene, OR ◙ JP Huston, Wood & Huston Bank, Marshall, MO ◙ WG
Howell, MD, Peoria, IL ◙ Frederick N Judson, Attorney-at-Law, St Louis ◙
William H Haupt, Topeka ◙ Mary W Voss, Hubbard, NE ◙ DAN Grover, Kansas
City ◙ RM Hitch, Medill High School, Chicago (2) w/ samples of 1913
Chicago high school entrance subject examinations ◙ Bishop Sidney C
Partridge, Diocese of Kansas City ◙ William H Allen, Bureau of Municipal
Research, New York City ◙ JH Brady, picture postcard from Mt Lowe, CA ◙
FM McMurry, Teachers College, Columbia University, New York City ◙
Juanita Watson, Neosho, MO ◙ TL Trawick, New Orleans ◙ Lotus D Coffman,
University of Illinois, Urbana ◙ GE Kimball, The Kimball Company, Kansas
City ◙ PD Woodlock, Davisville, MO ◙ Greenwood to the Kansas City
Star ◙ Jacob Billikopf, Jewish Educational Institute, Kansas City ◙
John R Kirk, Normal School, Kirksville (5) ◙ H Clay Harvey, Versailles,
MO
G1/1:24
Correspondence, 1914
◙ WC Bagley, Public School
Publishing Co, Bloomington, IL ◙ Dr John R Hall, Marshall, MO, &
Greenwood’s reply ◙Joe E Herriford, Lincoln School, Kansas City ◙
Frederick N Judson, Attorney-at-Law, St Louis ◙ Grace C Strachan,
Interborough Association of Women Teachers, Brooklyn (2) ◙ William C van
Antwerp, Investments, New York City ◙ ME Hill & OA Ballinger, Novelty,
MO ◙ LA Halbert, Board of Public Welfare, Kansas City ◙ HL Preston,
Produce News, New York City (2) ◙ Greenwood to Sshelby M Cullom,
Springfield, IL ◙ Mathilde Edith Holtz, Minneapolis ◙ Harriet Holtz
[Minneapolis] ◙ AE Winship, Journal of Education, Boston ◙ GV
Buchanan, Supt of Schools, Oklahoma City ◙ Edward F Buchner, Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore ◙ Judge Willis Brown, visiting in Berkeley
(2) ◙ Nellie Cromwell Bumbarger, Benjamin, MO ◙ Henry King, St Louis
Globe-Democrat
◙ Winifred Gardner, American Society for Thrift, Chicago,
w/The Ways of Thrift Bulletin No 6 ◙ William Maxwell, Thomas A
Edison, Inc, Orange, NJ & Greenwood’s reply ◙ John R Kirk, Normal
School, Kirksville (4) ◙ John R Kirk, Normal School, Kirksville,
enclosing letter from HB Brown, Valparaiso University
G1/1:25
Correspondence from Henry
Sabin, Iowa Superintendent of Public Instruction, later with The
Educational Exchange, 1896, 1902, 1914
G1/1:26
Correspondence, 1876
◙ RD Shannon, Missouri
Superintendent of Schools ◙ JVC Karnes, Attorney-at-Law, Kansas City ◙
“Your Friend” Craig, Kansas City
G1/1:27
Correspondence re
Greenwood/Foster Genealogy, 1903, 1913-14
◙ Minta Foster, Seattle, 1903 ◙
D Greenwood, Greenwood Gum Co, Youngstown, OH, 1913 ◙ Frederick
Greenwood, TT Greenwood Furniture Co, East Templeton, MA, 1914
G1/1:28
Correspondence re Michael
Angelo McGinnis, 1912, 1914
G1/1:29
Correspondence re JD Wilson’s
Position as Superintendent, Missouri Training School for Boys, 1912-13
G1/1:30
Correspondence with Nicholas
Murray Butler, Editor of The Educational Review
and President, Columbia University, 1891-97 to 1891-98
G1/1:31
Correspondence with IC
McNeill, President, Superior [WI] State Normal School, 1894-99
G1/1:32
Correspondence with IC
McNeill, President, Superior [WI] State Normal School, 1901-09, 1914
G1/1:33
Correspondence, Personal &
Professional, from Dr George Bruce Halsted, Vice President of American
Association for the Advancement of Science, 1902-03, with Enclosed
Publications
◙ “Halsted’s Geometry in
Hindustan”.
Reprint from Indian Engineering 21:24 (12 Jun 1897).
◙ Some Recent Publications of George Bruce Halsted
[resume and bibliography],
1902.
◙ Henri Poincaré. “The
New Mechanics” translated by George Bruce Halsted. Reprint from The
Monist, [c1902].
G1/1:34
Correspondence re Kansas City
Civic Projects, 1901, 1908, 1913
◙ Greenwood’s recommendation for
new appointment to Board of Education, 1901 ◙ Lincoln Memorial Society,
1908 ◙ Board of Public Welfare Social Center, 1913
G1/1:35
Correspondence from Edward A
Fredenhagen, General Superintendent, Society for the Friendless, Kansas
City, to Society’s Board of Directors, 1914
G1/1:36
Correspondence from National
Civic Groups, 1913-14
◙ Women’s Auxiliary of the
Massachusetts Civil Service Reform Association, transmitting sample
copies of pamphlets The Merit System in Municipalities and A Primer
of the Civil Service and the Merit System
[both catalogued] ◙ National Civic Federation
G1/1:37
Petition for Military Pension
to the US Congress from the Adair County, MO Members of 86th Regiment,
Missouri Enrolled Militia 1862-64, “Foster’s Provisional Company”, 1913
◙ Draft of the Petition for
petitioners: Newton Corbin, James M Smith, Samuel Dunham, QR Dunham,
Sterlin Mills, JW Zeigler, JM Moore, Moses Hall, DN Thomas, Solomon
Anspach, Phillip Lambert, DJ Mikel, WM Bragg, George Dodson, George
Cain, George Nichlas, IM Crow, John Fegley, JM Greenwood, David Curtis,
George Waddill, Samuel Waddill, John Flynn, Henry Sohn
◙ Correspondence with Newton Corbin, Kirksville; WR Moore, St
Louis; & WO La Motte, Armstrong, MO re the Petition
◙ Clipping, “Parliament: Old Age Pensions, Second Reading
Debate”, The [London] Daily Telegraph, 21 July 1908.
G1/1:38
Responses to Requests for
Government Materials, 1903-04, 1913-14
G1/1:39
Speech Reprints from The
Congressional Record, 1910-13
◙ Reed Smoot, Senator from Utah.
Exchange Value of Farm Products, 1911-1896. 26 Aug 1912 & 27 May 1910 [2c] ◙ EA Hayes, Representative from California. The Tariff and
Republicanism. 19 Feb 1912
◙ Samuel W. McCall, Representative from Massachusetts. Against a
Third Term for the President of the United States. 6 Feb 1912
◙ PP Campbell, Representative from Kansas. Roosevelt on Taft. 24
June 1912 ◙ Walter L Hensley, Representative from Missouri.
Naval Holiday. 13 Nov 1913
G1/1:40
Correspondence from US
Congressmen and Senators from Missouri, 1895-96, 1902, 1914
◙ Senator FM Cockrell, 1895 ◙ Representative Robert T Van Horn, 1896 (3)
& 1902; re nomination of a candidate to the US Naval Academy &
transmittiang Regulations Governing the Admission of Candidates Into
the US Naval Academy as Cadets (1895) [catalogued] ◙ Senator William
J Stone, 1914 ◙
“Dr Butler Sees Hope for Republicans”, New York Times, 13 Nov
1912.
G1/1:41
Correspondence from Joe E
Herriford, Kansas City re Negro
Education, 1908
◙ Letter from Joe E Herriford,
Kansas City, 1908
G1/1:42
Miscellaneous Organization
Rosters, By-laws and Programs
◙ Leavenworth Public Schools
General Meetings for Teachers 1906-1907 ◙ The Nehemgar Club Program,
Sedalia, MO, 1907-1908 ◙ Missouri Valley Horticultural Society Program
for 1908 ◙ By-Laws and Roster, Sicilian Lodge No 39, Knights of Pythias,
1911 ◙ Constitution and By-Laws, Missouri State Immigration Society,
1912
G1/1:43
Book Publishers’ Catalogues,
1912-14
◙ The Book Buyer: A Monthly
Review of American and Foreign Literature 37:6 (Sept 1912), Charles
Scribner’s Sons. ◙ Partial Catalogue No. 24: Henry Barnard’s
Books, G.W. Bardeen, nd. ◙ Partial Catalogue No. 37: Stories of
School Life, G.W Bardeen, nd. ◙ Portrait Catalog: School
Efficiency Series, World Book Company, 1914.
G1/1:44
Correspondence re Opposition
to Frank Deerwester’s Presidency of the State Normal School at
Maryville, MO, 1907
◙ CH Dutcher to Howard A Gass
(copy) ◙ Frank Deerwester, President State Normal, Maryville (3) ◙
Howard A Gass, State Supt of Education (3) ◙ HA Denton, Missouri
Christian Missionary Society, Maryville ◙ James B Robinson, Nodaway
Valley Bank, Maryville ◙ Greenwood to Frank Deerwester
G1/1:45
Correspondence from WT
Carrington, State Superintendent of Schools, and EB Craighead, President
Second District State Normal School, Warrensburg, re Election of James
E. Ament as Craighead’s Successor, 1904
G1/1:46
Correspondence from WT
Carrington, State Superintendent of Schools, and Members of the Missouri
House and Senate re Proposed Educational Legislation Before the 42nd
General Assembly, 1903, with Copies of Bills
◙ HB35, providing free text
books ◙ HB38, creating school district board of directors
◙ HB57, providing for poor & indigent children and for truant officers ◙
HB75, adopting county supervision of schools
◙ HB78, creating free public library commission
◙ Senate Joint and Concurrent Resolution No 2, amending article
on taxes for schools ◙ HB194,
concerning county school superintendents
[draft, carbon & print copies]
◙ HB214 prohibiting football
in state supported institutions ◙
HB218 amending articles concerning teachers’ institutes
◙ HB 408 adopting uniform
course of text books ◙ HB466
providing for selection of text books
◙ HB469 defining powers,
duties & compensation of textbook commission
◙ SB202 providing for
classification of high schools, state aid & tuition for non-resident
students
G1/1:47
Correspondence from WT
Carrington, State Superintendent of Schools, 1902-03
G1/1:48
Newspaper Clippings re JM
Greenwood, 1913
G1/1:49
Miscellaneous Biographical
Information
G1/1:50
Correspondence from Katherine
D Blake, 1913-14
G1/1:51
Correspondence from Fannie
McGee, 1894-1902
G1/1:52
Correspondence from Harriet L
Davis, 1895 & undated
G1/1:53
Minutes of the Third Annual Meeting of the Superintendents of Missouri
and Kansas [April 1910]
G1/1:54
Teacher’s Certificates Issued
to J.M. Greenwood, 1858-66; Professional Associations Dues, 1910-11
G1/1:55
Addendum: Letters to Ada
MacLaughlin, Following Greenwood’s Death, 1914
G1/1:5
Addendum: Newspaper Clippings
re Greenwood’s Death and Funeral, Aug 1914
G1/1:57
Addendum: Memorials to
Greenwood, 1914-15
◙ Ben Blewett. “In Memoriam
--Superintendent James M. Greenwood”.
Address Before the National Council of Education, 22 Feb 1915.
School and Society 1:12 (Mar 1915).
◙ Memorial to James M. Greenwood, Deceased; Resolution
Adopted by Kansas City Lodge 20, AF&AM, 24 Aug 1914.
G1/1:58
Addendum: Celebration of
100th Anniversary of Greenwood’s Birth, 1937
◙ Invitation to Anniversary
Commemorative Program, Board of Education and Teachers’
Co-operative Council, 15 Nov 1937, Municipal Auditorium, Kansas
City [2c]. ◙ “J.M. Greenwood”, Kansas City School Service Bulletin
10:2 (15 Nov 1937) [2c]
[1][Second copy of Bulletin has E.M. Violette’s signature at top and was
likely transferred to this collection from the Violette Papers by Dr
Pauline Knobbs; it has been catalogued; invitations were gifts of Drs
Knobbs and Selby.]
G1/1:59
Addendum:
Pauline D Knobbs. The
Contributions of James Mickleborough Greenwood to the History and
Development of Public Education in the Middle West.
Typescript, [1942].
◙ Working copies [2] with
corrections and typed note cards
G1/1:60
Addendum: Greenwood
Biographical & Genealogical Data Compiled by Paul O Selby
◙ The Greenwoods genealogy
chart. ◙ PO Selby. “The
Greenwoods”, from Bits of Adair County History. Kirksville Daily
Express, 29 Oct 1970.
G1/1:61
Addendum: Ada Greenwood
McLaughlin’s Materials on The War [WWI]
◙ “Come On! I’m Insured”. Poster
by Private GF Rohlfing, Co M, 354th Infantry. ◙ Old Penn 16:11
(14 Dec 1917). ◙ American War Mothers Fourth National Convention
Program, Kansas City, 29 Sept-5 Aug 1923.
G1/1:62
Addendum:
Miscellaneous Items from Ada Greenwood MacLaughlin
◙ Publisher’s advertisement for
Greenwood’s book The Principles of Education Practically Applied
◙ Ben Jaudon, comp. Information to Tax Payers. Kansas City: City
Treasurer, 1921. ◙ handwritten geometry problems ◙ 1929 Christmas cards
from Leopold & Rose Czerny, Vienna, & George Sass ◙ Note from ES
Willcox, Public Library, Peoria, IL, 1941 transmitting June 1914
newspaper article re archaelogical search for old fort at Creve Coeur &
inventory of library books ◙ By-laws, Association of High School Women,
Kansas City, 1918 ◙ Photo of Ada Greenwood MacLaughlin ca 1918
G1/2:1
Correspondence, Officials of
Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, Proposing
National Education Association Meeting and Exhibit in Conjunction with
the 1915 Exposition, 1912-13
G1/2:2
Correspondence, Dr NA Galkins
to National Education Association Treasurer Greenwood re Expenses of
1891 Meeting in Toronto and Plans for 1892 Meeting
G1/2:3
National Education
Association Correspondence, 1891-92, re Location of 1892 Meeting
◙ RG Young, Board of Education,
Helena, MT (2) ◙ EH Cook, NEA President, Flushing, NY (4) ◙ Barnard
Brown, North Drum Lummon Gold and Silver Mining Company, Helena (2) ◙ RW
Stevenson, NEA Secretary, Wichita (2) ◙ Robert C Walker, Helena Board of
Trade ◙ Article re Greenwood’s vote for Helena clipped from --- 14, 1892
Helena Journal
G1/2:4
National Education
Association Correspondence, 1894-95
◙ NA Calkins, NEA Journal Editor
◙ EE White, Columbus, OH ◙ Henry Sabin, IA Supt of Public Instruction ◙
Z Richards, NEA Manager, Washington, DC
G1/2:5
National Education
Association Correspondence, 1897
◙ Charles R Skinner, NEA
President (4) ◙ John Addison Porter, Secretary to President William
McKinley ◙ Henry Sabin, IA Supt of Public Instruction ◙ FA Wadleigh, Rio
Grande Western Railway, Salt Lake City, transmitting complimentary pass
#A1963 for 1897 ◙ TE Swain, Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, Denver,
transmitting complimentary pass #413 for 1897 ◙ IC McNeill, West
Superior, WI (3), one transmitting 1895-96 audit report of Accountant
Charles C Hoyt ◙ J H Miller, The North Western Monthly, Lincoln,
NE w/ flyer for magazine
G1/2:6
Correspondence re Submission
of Advertising Proposal to National Education Association by Educational
Press Association of America, 1897
G1/2:7
National Education
Association Correspondence, 1898-1900
◙ Wilbur F Gordy, Hartford, CT ◙
Irwin Shepard, NEA Secretary (2) ◙ Newspaper clipped without paper name
or date re Greenwood’s election as NEA President ◙ Charles R Skinner, NY
State Superintendent of Public Instruction (2) ◙ E Graham Lyte, First
Pennsylvania State Normal (2)
G1/2:8
National Education
Association Correspondence, 1902-05
◙ Irwin Shepard, NEA Secretary
(4) ◙ Resolution to Amend Article 7, Sec 1 of the NEA Constitution,
adopted 11 July 1902 ◙ LD Harvey, WI State Superintendent of Public
Instruction ◙ George T Murphy, NEA Manager, St Louis ◙ James H Canfield,
Columbia University ◙ Augustus S Downing, New York Training School for
Teachers ◙ Henry P Emerson, Superintendent of Schools, Buffalo, NY ◙
James H Baker, University of Colorado ◙ Elmer E Brown, University of
California, Berkeley, w/ Greenwood’s reply
G1/2:9
National Education
Association Correspondence, 1907-08
◙ Joseph Swain, Swarthmore
College (3) ◙ Gilbert B Morrison, William McKinley High School & NEA
President, St Louis (2) ◙ John W Carr, Dayton Public Schools ◙ MG
Brumbaugh, Philadelphia Public Schools (2) ◙ Report of the Committee on
Cooperation of Educational Organizations in Other Countries
G1/2:10
National Education
Association Board Minutes, 2 July 1910 Meeting (draft with correction
notations
G1/2:11
National Education
Association Correspondence, 1913
◙ GD Strayer, Chairman,
Committee on Standards & Tests ◙ Joseph Swain, NEA President (4) ◙
Financial Documents: Resolutions (2) re appropriation of funds; Invoice
from Kansas City Schools; Estimate to print Proceedings; Expense Account
(submitter not named) ◙ MG Brumbaugh, Philadelphia Board of Education
(2), with proposed Round Table agenda ◙ Ben Blewett, President NEA Dept
of Superintendence (3), w/ Greenwood’s reply ◙ Thomas W Bicknell,
International Congress of Education (3)
G1/2:12
National Education
Association Correspondence, 1914
◙ Reed B Teitrick, PA Department
of Public Instruction (2) ◙ AC Matheson Utah Department of Public
Instruction ◙ Thomas D Wood, NEA National Council of Education ◙ CG
Schulz, MN Department of Education ◙ CM Jordan, Minneapolis Public
Schools ◙ William E Chancellor, The School Journal, Darien, CT
(2) ◙ Arthur Henry Chamberlain, California Teachers’ Association (3) ◙
Edward M Bainter, Porto Rico [sic] Department of Education ◙ LJ
Boughner,
Minneapolis Tribune ◙ Joseph Swain, NEA President (4) ◙ Thomas W
Bicknell, Director, NEA Campaign for a Million Dollar Fund (2) ◙ Henry B
Favill, American Medical Association Council on Health and Public
Instruction ◙ Robert J Aley, NEA National Council of Education (3) ◙ JY
Joyner, NC Supt of Public Instruction (2)
G1/2:13
Correspondence, J Stanley
Brown, Chairman of the Board, National Education Association, 1913-14
G1/2:14
Correspondence, Durand W
Springer, Secretary, National Education Association, 1913-14
Includes
◙ Materials re Commerical Exhibits hall, 1914 annual meeting ◙
Commission on International Congress of Education, Executive Committee
meeting Minutes, 28 Mar & 23 May 1914 ◙ Copy of letter to
Springer from
Woodford D Harlan, Washington, DC
G1/2:15
Official Programs of the
National Education Association Annual Convention, 1908-09, 1914
Also, NEA Official City Map, Buffalo [NY], 1896.
G1/2:16
Programs of the National
Education Association Department of Superintendence, 1908-09
G1/2:17
Programs and Reports: State
Teachers’ Associations & Other Education Organizations
◙ Announcement of the Fadville
[Iowa] Public Schools: A Course of Study for 1911-12 ◙ Report of
Committee on the Organization of Graded Schools. New England Association
of School Superintendents, 1899
◙ Albert M. DeVoe. “The Relation of Our Public School System to
the Problems of Country Life”.
Annual Address of the Superintendent of Public Instruction to the
Iowa State Teachers’ Association, 1910. ◙ The Twenty-first
Educational Conference of the Academies and High Schools in Relations
with the University of Chicago, Nov 1908
G1/2:18
Materials on William Torrey
Harris, 1909-10
◙ Francis E Cook. “William
Torrey Harris in the St Louis Public Schools”. Reprint from Annual
Report of the Superintendent of Instructions, 1909-10.
[compliments of D.H. Harris & the author; 2nc copy catalogued] ◙ JM Greenwood. “William Torrey Harris--the Man”.
Educational Review 40:2 (Sept 1910) and Typescript, [1909]. ◙ JM Greenwood. Dr William Torrey Harris, Educator,
Philosopher and Scholar. 6 handwritten pages, similar but not
identical to beginning of Greenwood’s address to the Missouri State
Teachers’ Association, St Louis, 28 Dec 1909. [catalogued]
G1/2:19
Correspondence, William
Torrey Harris, US Commissioner of Education, 1890-1907
G1/2:20
Articles by William Torrey
Harris, 1888-1907
◙ “What Kind of Language Study
Aids in the Mastery of Natural Science?” [article removed from The
School Bulletin, Dec 1907]. ◙ The Western Journal of Education
NS 7:9 (Sept 1902); contains “The Dangers of Using Biological Analogies
in Reasoning on Educational Subjects” by Harris and “Geography Begins at
Home” by Greenwood
G1/2:21
Abstracts of Addresses,
National Education Association Convention, 1914
G1/2:22
Correspondence, Elmer E
Brown, US Commissioner of Education, 1908-11
Primarily pertaining to NEA’s proposed International Council of
Education
G1/2:23
Correspondence with Editors
of Education Journals, 1913-14
◙ William E Chancellor, The
School Journal ◙ AE Winship, The Journal of Education
G1/2:24
Correspondence re Teachers’
Institutes, 1894, 1897
◙ RB Fulton, University of
Missouri ◙ EW Rouze, Lyons, KS ◙ AA Kincannon, MS Department of Public
Education
G1/2:25
National Education
Association Reports and Publications
◙ Statistical Table of
Membership in the National Educational Association, 1884 to 1902 ◙
Treasurer’s Report, 1 July 1896 to 1 July 1897 ◙ Treasurer’s Report, 1
July 1912 to 30 June 1913 ◙ Annual Report of the Board of Trustees, 1913
◙ Reports of Committee on Cooperation of Educational Organizations in
Other Countries. Typescript, 1908 ◙ A Discussion of School Gardens at
the NEA Meeting at San Francisco, Cal., July 1911 ◙ NEA Bulletin 2:1
(Sept 1913), 2:5 (Apr 1914), 2:6 (June 1914) (3 issues)
G1/2:26
International Committee on
Moral Training, Committee for the United States, Correspondence,
1897-1907
◙ Charles DeGarno, Swarthmore
College ◙ Louis P Nash, Holyoke, MA Public Schools (3)
◙
William J Shearer, Elizabeth, NJ Public Schools ◙ Manfred J
Holmes, National Society for the Scientific Study of Education;
Greenwood to Holms ◙ Joseph Swain, Swarthmore College (5) w/ Greenwood’s
reply ◙ William L Bryan, Indiana University (2) ◙ Clifford Webster
Barnes, US Committee Secretary (4); Greenwood to Barnes (2) ◙ George L
Hess, La Junta, CO Public Schools transmitting proposed questionnaire ◙
John W Carr, Dayton Public Schools (2) ◙ MG Brumbaugh, Philadelphia
Public Schools
◙ James T White, Patriotic League, New York City ◙ Greenwood to
the Committee
G1/2:27
International Committee on
Moral Training, Committee for the United States, Correspondence, 1908
◙ John W Carr, Dayton Public
Schools; Greenwood to Carr (5)
◙ Clifford Webster Barnes, US Committee Secretary
(11) w/ Barnes’ “Moral Training Thru the Agency of Public
School”, Reprint from The Forty-fifth Annual Volume of Proceedings,
National Education Association; Greenwood to Barnes (3) ◙ William L
Bryan, Indiana University (5); Greenwood to Bryan ◙ Joseph Swain,
Swarthmore College (7); Greenwood to Swain (2) ◙ Greenwood to the
Committee (4) ◙ MG Brumbaugh, Philadelphia Public Schools; Greenwood to
Brumbaugh (3) ◙ Committee questionnaire “Inquiry Into Moral Instruction
and Training in Schools” (2c)
G1/2:28
International Committee on
Moral Training, Committee for the United States, Correspondence, 1909-10
◙ Greenwood to MG Brumbaugh,
Philadelphia Public Schools ◙ BN Baker, Moral Education Board,
Baltimore, transmitting “Extracts from Chester, Pa., 7th Grade
Compositions on ‘What I Am Going to do When I am Grown Up’” ◙ Ernest F
Buchner, Johns Hopkins University ◙ William L Bryan, Indiana University
◙ John W Carr, Bayone Public Schools to William L Bryan transmitting
Tentative Report of the Committee
G1/2:29
Materials on Moral and
Character Education
◙ J.M. Greenwood. How Far is
Formal Systematic Instruction Desirable in Moral Training in the
Schools? Typescript: [1908]. ◙ Untitled essay by Lenora Frances
Warneson, Sanford B Ladd School, Kansas City, nd. ◙ Program for Papers
on Moral Education, First International Moral Education Conference,
25-29 Sept 1908, London, England. ◙ Program for the Massachusetts State
Moral Instruction Trip, 1912. ◙
Conditions Precedent the Limit of Human Activities. np:nd. ◙
Report of the Work of the Character Development League. Typescript,
1912. ◙ International Committee on Moral Training: A Movement to
Promote Moral Training and the Development of Good Citizenship Through
the Agency of the Public Schools. [London]: the Committee, nd ◙ E.J.
Schellhous. Inadequacy of a Legal Standard of Morality: A Higher
Standard Necessary. np: the author, nd. ◙ Book IX, Parts 1-7 (pp
148-161) removed from Character: A Moral Text-Book.
G1/2:30
Notes on Moral and Character
Education
Greenwood’s handwritten & typed
[speaker’s] notes and speech/article drafts
G1/2:31
Report of the Committee on
Economy of Time in Education to the National Council of Education.
Typescript, July 1913.
G1/2:32
A History of the Inner
Life of the National Council of Education. Typescript, nd.
G1/2:33
American Association for
International Conciliation Materials, [1896] 1912-14
◙ Quarterly Report to the
Council of Direction for the quarters ending June 1913, Dec 1913, Mar
1914 and Sept 1914. ◙ HJ Resolution 335, 62d Congress, 2d Session
proposing a “joint assembly of the national legislative bodies of the
nations ...”, 9 July 1912. ◙ Pan American Division memoranda, Apr 1914,
re purpose of division and
sponsored trip of South America.
◙ “To His Imperial Majesty The German Emperor [William I]”;
printed letter of congratulations for “... maintenance of twenty-five
years of unbroken peace ...”, ca1896. ◙ Photo of a painting; subject
unknown [2c]
G1/2:34
American Association for
International Conciliation Correspondence, 1906, 1914
◙ Nicholas Murray Butler,
Columbia University ◙ Henry Erwin Bard, Director Pan American Division
(2) ◙ NM Stanley, Stanley Manufacturing Co, Dayton
G1/2:35
Correspondence re the
American School Peace League, 1910-12, 1914
◙ WF Gordy, Springfield, MA,
transmitting information for History Committee ◙ John W Withers, MO
State Teachers’ Association (3) ◙ Manley O Hudson, University of
Missouri School of Law ◙ Ben Blewett, St Louis Public Schools,
transmitting roster of St Louis members of the League ◙ EH Scammell,
Canadian Peace Centenary Association transmitting transcript of his
address to the American School Peace League dinner, 10 July 1914
G1/2:36
James M Greenwood. The
National Education Association. Manuscript, nd.
G1/2:37
James M Greenwood.
An Abstract of The Impeachment Trial of Judge Albert Jackson of the
Fifteenth Judicial Circuit.
Typescript, nd.
G1/2:38
Missouri
State Teachers’ Association Correspondence, 1902-14
◙
WT Carrington, State Superintendent of Schools ◙ Fannie L Lachmund,
St Louis, Chairman of Department of Elementary Schools ◙ DH
Harris, St Louis
◙
William P Evans, State Superintendent of Schools ◙ EM Carter,
Association Secretary, Cape Girardeau ◙ CA Phillips, Association
President, Warrensburg ◙ Program for Forty-Sixth Annual Session,
1907
G1/3:1
Requests for Data for
Research Projects, 1902-14
◙ Relation of women’s clubs to
public schools, DR Hatch, Arapaho
County, CO ◙ Children’s occupations & pastimes, Alex B Coffey, Columbia
University Teachers College ◙ Diseases of children, JW Van Derslice, MD,
Oak Park, IL ◙ Physical exams of students by school systems, Josephine A
Andrews, Columbia University Teachers College ◙ Bingham paintings for
thesis on Missouri artists, Fern Rusk, Columbia, MO ◙ Development of
high school curriculum, John E Stout, Cornell College (2)
G1/3:2
Correspondence re Greenwood’s
Books, 1897, 1902, 1913-14
G1/3:3
Correspondence re Greenwood’s
Articles, 1893-97
G1/3:4
Correspondence re Greenwood’s
Articles, 1901-04
G1/3:5
Correspondence re Greenwood’s
Articles, 1910, 1913-14
G1/3:6
Articles/Papers by JM
Greenwood, Manu- /Typescripts
◙ “Words! Words! Words!”
[typescript and clipping from Superintendent’s Report to the Board of
Education] ◙ They Wanted It Bad
◙ Reversed Views ◙ The Cub Pilot in Education
◙ Examinations ◙ The School Hygiene Congress ◙
The White Man in the Tropics ◙ Manual Training in the Elementary
Schools ◙ Hegel ◙ Some Reflections ◙
Extracts from The Science of Thought
G1/3:7
Notes and Outlines
◙ Conditions of Knowledge ◙
College Movements ◙ Subject for Lectures: Principals and Teachers ◙
Subjects for Addresses ◙ Quote from Life of Benjamin Jowett, Vol
1, pg 186 ◙ The School and the Church ◙ Work ◙ Collegiate
Characteristics ◙ Two Teachers ◙ Protection of Life and Property ◙
Modern Philosophy ◙ Ideals of Life ◙ Quotes from Religion and Other
Essays by Schopenhauer ◙ The Learning Process ◙ The Hebrews ◙
Encouragement and Progress ◙ Habits ◙ Laws That Exist ◙ Faith in the
Seen and Unseen ◙ To High School Graduates ◙ Questions Before Us ◙ The
College ◙ College and University Requirements and Dangers ◙ Some Things
for Educators to Consider ◙ Skill from College Training ◙ Kant’s
Practical Reason-Ethics ◙ Kant ◙ Hume ◙ The Flag ◙ Hegel’s Logic ◙
Extracts from Amiel’s Journal
G1/3:8
JM Greenwood.
Public Library and How to Use
It. Typescript, nd.
G1/3:9
Responses from Kansas City
Public Schools Normal School Students to the Question “What Is the Aim
of Education?” June 1914
G1/3:10
Clippings from
The Board of Education Superintendent’s Report
◙ Paper Read Before the National
Educational Association Held in Washington, D.C., July 7, 1898 by J.M.
Greenwood ◙ “How to Prepare an Arithmetic Lesson” by Miss Lillian
Shonert’s 6th Grade, Hyde Park School ◙ “Form and Spirit in Music” by
Bessie M. Whiteley, Webster School Studies
◙ “Value of Art in the Schools” by Josephine Heermans
G1/3:11
Clippings from
The Board of Education Superintendent’s Report
◙ “The Dress Proclaims the Man” by Eileen Wickizer, Madison School
Principal ◙ “Teachers’ Institute
Addresses--Subjects Discussed [1892-3 thru 1903-4]” submitted by Esther
Crowe, Secretary
◙ “Foreign Schools” by Sue Thatcher Fluhart
G1/3:12
Contents of a Small Envelope
Labeled “Items of Various Kinds” in Greenwood’s Handwriting
◙ “Pioneering in Southeast Missouri” clipped from a St Louis newspaper,
22 Jan 1914 ◙ “The Montessori
System Analyzed by Laura Fisher” clipped from unidentified source ◙ “The
Need of More Teachers” clipped from
School, 5 Dec 1907 ◙ Outline for “A New Course of History Making”
◙ Business card for Hôtel La Trémoille,
Paris ◙ Receipt from Bank of Grand Avenue, 7 Dec 1896, in the amount of
$14.80 for £3 draft on Paris Bank, London, issued to Francis Hodgson ◙
“My Sweetheart”, poem clipped from unidentified source ◙ Speech
outline[?] listing virtues exampled by historic figures
◙ “Outline of Political Parties 1787-1896” clipped from unidentified
source
G1/3:13
WE Benson. “The Public
Schools and Roster of Principals From Organization, 1867, to June 30,
1906”. The Board of Education Superintendent’s Report, [1906].
[With Greenwood’s Notes for 1907 Update]
G1/3:14
Kansas City Schools Teachers’
Meetings
G1/3:15
Articles/Papers by JM
Greenwood, Typescripts [nd unless otherwise noted]
◙ [Marquis de] LaPlace
◙ The Physiology of Habit
◙
The Kingdom of Little Things, 10 July 1914 ◙ “The Old Blue Back”
[typescript and clipping from The Superintendent’s Report
] ◙
Why Children Strike? ◙
Home and School Learning Compared
G1/3:16
Notes and Outlines, nd
◙ Collegiate Snobbery ◙
Literature is the Expression of Society ◙ Some of Herbert’s Ideas ◙
Commerce ◙ Prof Charles Kendall Adams on History ◙ The Virginian
Declaration of Rights, June 12, 1776 ◙ Misdirected Energy ◙ The True
Object of Tests
◙ Sour Words ◙ Notes on Mr Michel E Sadler’s Address ◙ Reasons
for Adoption of Principles of International Law
◙ National Ideals ◙
Ideals in Life
G1/3:17
Savonarola - The Immortal
by Alba C Piersel, 1902
Typescript, letters of transmittal, and flyer
G1/3:18
Articles/Papers by J.M.
Greenwood, Typescripts, nd
◙ Woman in Politics ◙
Fate and Freedom in Art and Literature ◙
School Myths ◙ Football as Social Murder ◙ Major
Henry A. White
◙ A Separate School for Incorrigibles ◙ “Not in the Tabular
Arrangement” [typescript and clipping from
The Board of Education Superintendent’s Report]
◙ To Public Mind: Commissioner E.M. Bainter’s Report [on
Puerto Rico Schools]
G1/3:19
EM Chesley. “The Ideal
Philosophy of Leibnitz”. [and] BO Flower. “Fra Elbertus and the
Roycrofters:
A Social Study”. “Original Essays” section removed from The Coming
Age, nd.
G1/3:20
Notes Taken by Rose Baxter In
the Course “General Method” Taught by Dr Charles McMurray, Summer
Session, Columbia University, nd
G1/3:21
Lectures by JM Greenwood at
Spalding’s Commercial College, Kansas City
◙ Value of Education in
Business, 9 Feb 1912 ◙ Not
titled [on subject of “Time”], 7 Mar 1913
◙ Opportunity and Progress, 14 Nov 1913
◙ Souvenir Program, Forty-First Anniversary, Spalding’s
Commercial College, Kansas City, MO, 18 Dec 1906 [lists Greenwood as
speaker]
G1/3:22
Oliver P Cornman Article on
Retardation and Related Correspondence, 1908
◙ “The Retardation of the Pupils of Five City School Systems”.
Reprint from The Psychological Clinic 1:9 [1908] [original
catalogued; photocopy in file] ◙
Correspondence among Superintendents of the “subject schools” re
validity of data in the article ▪ James E Bryan, Camden NJ ▪
Roland P Falkner, New York City ▪ William H Maxwell, New York City ▪
Oliver P Corman, Philadelphia ▪ James M
Greenwood, Kansas City
G1/3:23
Retrospection (a Class
Poem) by Nettie Randleman, nd
G1/3:24
Committee Reports on
Arithmetic Courses, Kansas City Schools, 1909
G1/3:25
Reprints from The
Congressional Record, 1911-12
◙ “Economy and Efficiency” from
Speech of Acceptance of President Taft, 1 Aug 1912. ◙ “The Crime of This
‘New Age’”. Speech of Acceptance of Vice-President Sherman, 21 Aug 1912.
◙ “The Best Tariff Speech Ever Recorded”, from Speech of Charles B.
Landis of Indiana, 59th Congress, 1st Session. ◙ “Popular Recall Without
Adequate Hearing”, message of President W.H. Taft, 15 Aug 1911. ◙
“Socialism: The Propaganda for the Satisfaction of Unrest: A Vision of
the Impossible”, from Speech of Acceptance of President Taft, 1 Aug
1912.
G1/3:26
Clippings re The Montessori
Method of Teaching [Sources/Dates Not Given]
◙ “An Experiment in Pedagogy”,
review of Maria Montessori’s book The Montessori Method
◙ Frederic W. Coburn. “Kindergarten and More”
G1/3:27
Miscellaneous Clippings
[Sources/Dates Not Given]
◙ Untitled series of articles on
the “habits, customs, and amusement of Illinois settlers” by Mr Haines,
a member of the Illinois State Historical Society
◙ Missourians Dine Together in New York / Senator Stone, R.C. Kerens,
Gus Thomas and Others Spoke at the Annual Banquet / Address by the
Former
◙ The Deeper Meaning of New Orleans
◙ Levees Along Both Rivers / Plan of
S. Waters Fox to Prevent Flood Damage Here [Kansas City]
◙ Need of an American History
◙ Contemporary Comment: Missouri and the Pension Roll
◙ Missouri Points: Some Early Missouri Lawyers
◙ A Letter From Ex-Senator Vest
G1/3:28
The Greenwood Club, 1900-1908
◙ E.M. Perdue. The Value of
Pure Water. Typescript.
Address, 1 Nov 1907. ◙
The Greenwood Club Program 1907-1908. ◙ Clippings about the Club,
date/source unidentified. ◙ Addresses by J.M. Greenwood Lewis
Fields Linn: Physician and Statesman (1900) and Col. Robert T.
Van Horn: His Life and Public Service. Address (1905) [catalogued)
G1/3:29
Articles/Papers by JM
Greenwood, Typescripts, nd
◙
The Moral Phase of Playing Keeps ◙ The Outlook
◙ Thoroughness Not an Attribute of Childhood ◙ Agitation is Life
◙ The Soda Pulp Process
◙ Untitled paper on underfed children ◙ Finger Tip
Scribbling. [clipping and typescript]
G1/3:30
JM Greenwood.
Elements of Geometry. [Textbook] Manuscript, nd
G1/3:31
a-bJM Greenwood.
Sketch of the Public Schools of Kansas City, Including Their
Organization and Progress from 1867 to 1908.
Manuscript, nd.
Article clipped from
unidentified publication (possibly Superintendent’s Report) with
hand-written revisions ◙ composite photo, members of the “Board of
Education, Kansas City, MO, From 1867 to 1904”, DA Thomson,
Photographer; also clipped from unidentified source ◙ scrap from manila
envelope with note “Manuscript on the Public School System prepared for
Mrs Carrie M Whitney, June 20, 1908, by JMG”
G1/3:32
Research Correspondence for a
History of Missouri, 1913-14
◙ W F Keyser, Secretary,
Missouri Bankers Association. Sedalia ◙ Edmond A Nickerson,
Attorney-at-Law, Warrensburg ◙
II Cammack, Superintendent of Instruction, Kansas City Public
Schools ◙ George S Young, Holden ◙ Heman C Smith, Historian, Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints, Lamoni, IA (2) Bishop
Eugene Russell Hendrix, Methodist Episcopal Church South, Kansas City
G1/3:33
Clippings from
The Board of Education Superintendent’s Report
◙ Address of Hon JL Norman to
the Teachers, Pupils and Patrons of the Franklin School, 25 May 1898
◙ “Education and the Public Schools” by Dr John Fee, May 1893
G1/3:34
Dr. AE Winship. “Is Vertical
Writing Slow?” Reprint from New England Journal of Education, 13
Feb 1902.
Includes correspondence from D.C. Heath & Co. re Greenwood’s review of
the editorial.
G1/3:35
Articles by and
Correspondence from EJ Schellhous
◙ The Delusions of Mankind
and How They May Be Dispelled. Typescript, nd. ◙ Life’s Uses and
Purposes: What is Success in Life. Kansas City: F.T. Riley Pub. Co.,
nd. ◙ “Consciousness Not Knowledge”. Typed copy of Chapt 5, Gleams
of Light Along the Pathway of Life. Vol. 5. ◙ Correspondence 1908,
1914.
G1/3:36
E.J. Schellhous.
My Experience in the Schoolroom.
Manuscript, nd.
[Gift of the author to J.M.
Greenwood, 6 Feb 1908]
G1/3:37
Earl Barnes’ Lecture Series
Women and Progress, nd
◙ No 1: “What it Means to be a
Woman, or The Place of Sex in the Development of Life” ◙ No 2: “Woman’s
Heritage or Rising on Stepping Stones of our Dead Selves” ◙
No 3: “Women in Education or The Feminization of Culture”
◙ No 5: “Woman’s Relation to Political Life or What Participation
in Politics Gives and Costs” ◙ No 6: “The Family of the Future or The
Value of Monogamy and Domesticity” ◙ Announcement of
Saturday night classes on History of Art, Philadelphia, 1912.
G1/3:38
Teachers’ Examination: Record
of Grades, Aug 1908
◙ Katherine Blanton ◙ Alice
Gushurst ◙ May Merrill ◙ Amelia Franeus ◙ Anna May DeMoss ◙ Catherine
Elliott ◙May L Walker; ◙ June 1907 for Miss Walker
G1/3:39
Outlines and Notes
◙ The Scope and Aim in
Psychology ◙ Some Problems in Teaching ◙ Industrial Training ◙ The Value
of Education for Business ◙ Increasing Our Efficiency ◙ Political
Economy ◙ Personal Needs ◙ The State ◙ Elements in Labor ◙ A Wider Outlook ◙ Commercial Geography
◙ Life ◙ A Plan of Carrying on Your Work ◙ How People Lived ◙ The
Three Great Gifts-The Three Great Soul Attributes ◙ The Value of Time
◙ Diagram of Natural Philosophy ◙ Language Studies ◙ Bacteria and
Insanity ◙ Important Data in Teaching ◙ Debate Resolution re High School
Curricula with Regard to College Preparation ◙ Exposition and
Illustration in Teaching [for NEA speech]
G1/3:40
Thomas D Wood.
Preliminary Statement: Health Statistics of Rural School
Children. Presented Under the Auspices of the Committee on Health
Problems in Education of the National Council of Education and the
American Medical Association.
Typescript, 1914.
G1/3:41
JM Greenwood.
Impressment of Seamen.
Typescript, nd.
G1/3:42
JM Greenwood.
Pericles.
Typescript, nd.
Draft and revised versions.
G1/3:43
Materials & Correspondence on
Sociology and Evolution
◙ Sociology [outline]
◙ Is Sociology a Science? ◙ Evolution--What It Is and What It Is
Not. [letter to the Editor
of The Star] ◙ Correspondence Answering the Question “Is Sociology a Science?”
▪ Frederick W Moore, Vanderbilt University ▪ George E Vincent,
University of Chicago ◙ Notes cards: ▪
The Principle of Unity vs Chaos
▪
Evolution and Sociology ▪
Criminology
▪
Where We Live There Are Many Mansions
G1/3:44
Notes On Economics
◙ Agricultural or Rural Economy
◙ Capital and Its Increase ◙ Definitions of Work ◙ Capital ◙ Working
Years ◙ Mineral Products ◙ “The Earth’s Money” [unidentified clipping]
◙ Labor--Strength ◙ Labor--Skill ◙ Gifts of Nature ◙ Business
Rules ◙ Improvement and Success ◙ Employment and Service ◙ Energy and
Works ◙ Man and Environment ◙ What the World Owes a Man ◙ Demand and
Supply and Work ◙ Want ◙ Political Economy ◙ Sociology and Political
Economy ◙ Government and Laws ◙ Statistical Table of
Sustaining-to-Dependent Population
G1/3:45
Walter Bagehot.
Extracts from the English Constitution.
Typescript, nd.
G1/3:46
Clippings on Education, 1913
◙ The British Education Association Meeting, Birmingham England, Sept
1913, including President Sir Oliver Lodge’s Address, from The Daily
Telegraph. ◙ Gertrude Stevenson. “Newburyport Girl Evolves Amazing
New Educational System / Katherine Tingley Here Explains Life Work and
Aims”. [source not identified]
◙ Articles re death of Andrew Sloan Draper ▪
“Dr Andrew Sloan Draper Taken by Death in Sleep”. The Knickerbocker
Press, 28 Apr 1913. ▪
Impressive Tribute paid to Dr Draper / Scenes at Funeral of Late Dr
Andrew Sloan Draper, State Education Commissioner, at First Presbyterian
Church, Albany, Where Distinguished Throng Paid Final Tribute”, The
Knickerbocker Press, 1 May 1913[1][1]
G1/3:47
JM Greenwood. Hog and Man
Psychology. Kansas City: the
author, [1907].
Includes(correspondence from readers. [2 copies; 1 catalogued]
G1/3:48
Materials on Education and
Teacher Requirements
◙ Syllabi for Child Study,
Lewiston Normal Training School, nd. ◙ William McAndrew.
Some School Snobbery. Boston: The New England Publishing Company,
1908. [2c, 1 catalogued] ◙ EJ Schellhous. The Seeming of Reality an
Impassable Barrier to a Higher Civilization. Kansas City: the
author, nd. ◙ “Some Elementary Principles”. [pg 5 of unidentified
publication] ◙ List of Suggestions ◙ Notes re The Lesson, “Recitation
and Educational Principles ◙ History and Principles of Education, Ed.B.,
1st Semester, January 26, 1906 [sample exam?] ◙ “Age and Schooling
Certificate”, Cincinnati, OH School District [blank form] ◙ On Education
[outline] ◙ Pages from several
typed papers [none complete and on different topics; possibly pulled
together as a “note” to something on the page]
G1/3:49
Articles by JM Greenwood in
Education[2][1]
◙ “The Home and School Life”,
Parts 1-2, 31:3 (Nov 1910) & 31:4 (Dec 1910). ◙ “Progress of Pupils
Through Elementary and High Schools”, 29:5 (Jan 1909).
◙ “The Evolution of the Arithmetic in the United States”, 20:4 (Dec
1899).
G1/3:50
Articles by JM Greenwood in
Educational Review
◙ “Book Review of
‘Some Fiscal Aspects of Public Education in American Cities’ by Edward C
Elliott”, 31:3 (Mar 1906). ◙ “School Reminiscences”, Parts 1-2, 20:5
(Dec 1900) & 21:4 (April 1901). ◙ “Some Reflections on Method in
Teaching”, 28:3 (Oct 1904). ◙ “President Hall’s Work on Adolescence”,
29:4 (April 1905); also reprint. ◙ Review of ‘Inductive Versus Deductive
Methods of Teaching’ by W.H. Winch”, 46:4 (Nov 1913). ◙ “Contributions
to the History of American Teaching”, Part 5, 40:1 (June 1910). ◙
“Discussions: Come to Books, Mr Repeater!”, 41:1 (Jan 1911).
G1/3:51
Manuscripts for Education and
Educational Review Articles
◙ Abstract of
“The Home and School Life”.
◙ Handwritten draft of book review of Inductive Versus
Deductive Methods of Teaching.
G1/3:52
Proposed History of Jackson
County
Prospectus for the book and stock certificate for 4 shares of
“Old Settler’s Publishing Company” sold by the author, W.L. Webb, to
finance publication.
G1/3:53
Notes on Early Schools in
Missouri for Greenwood’s History of Missouri
G1/3:54
Annual Address to the
Teachers of Kansas City
◙ 11 Sept 1897 [incomplete],
clipped from
Report of the Superintendent.
◙ 5 Sept 1910, print & typescript [2d copy catalogued] ◙ “The
Relationships of the Teacher”, typescript, nd
G1/3:55
E.J. Schellhous.
A Synoptic Report Being the Result of the Life-Long Work of a
Teacher in the School Room in Which Are Considered the Three Conceptions
of the (1) Subject Matter to be Taught, (2) The Method of Teaching and
(3) The Mode of Discipline”. Manuscript, nd.
[Gift of the Author to J. M. Greenwood]
G1/4:1
Materials on the Study and
Teaching of English Grammar & Spelling
◙ JM Greenwood. Directions
for Teaching Pupils How to Know Sentences: to Analyze and to Classify
Them. np:nd. ◙ A.S. Higgins. The Franklin Composition and
Exercise Blanks. No.1. New York: Taintor Brothers, Merris & Co.,
1880. ◙ JM Greenwood, compiler. Extracts from Some Noted Men on the
Value of the Study of English Grammar. Typescript, nd. ◙ Elizabeth
Work. Grammar. Manuscript, 1912. ◙ William W Black. The
Report of the Joint Committee on Grammatical Nomenclature:
A Criticism. np:[1914]. [note: see G1/2:16 for “The Report”] ◙
CJ Brooks. Language.
Typescript, nd. ◙ Suggestions for Teaching Language and Grammar.
Minneapolis Public Schools, 1912. ◙ List of grammatical definitions
◙ Untitled monograph by Greenwood on teaching English
◙ The Words We Spell. News release re Ayers’ article.
Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education, [Feb 1913].
◙ Correspondence from Dean, University of Missouri School of
Education, re simplified spelling, 1913.
G1/4:2
Materials on Literature
◙ Notes on John Morley’s address
on the study of literature ◙ Literary definitions ◙ Notes on books and
reading
G1/4:3
Advertising Brochures from
Text Book Publishers
G1/4:4
Materials on Teaching
Arithmetic by JM Greenwood
◙ Teaching Arithmetic [notes] ◙
Mental Arithmetic. Typescript, nd [1867-74]. ◙ Common Sense in
Teaching Arithmetic: Some Fundamental Principles in the Theory and
Practice of Teaching Arithmetic. Typescript, nd. ◙ Outline as a
Basis of Number Work [cut-and-paste working draft]
◙ Abstract of Outline as a Basis of Number Work
◙ On Teaching Mathematics [Outline]
G1/4:5
Materials on the Teaching of
Arithmetic and Mathematics
◙ Math Problems ◙ “Report of the
Committee on the Course of Study in Mathematics”. The Chicago Board
of Education Bulletin 1:36 (27 Jan 1908). ◙ Supplementary
Arithmetic: Community Problems for the Eighth Grade.
Indianapolis: Indianapolis Public Schools, nd. ◙ George E Rose.
Mathematical Geography. np:nd. ◙ Martin G Brumbaugh,
The Course of Study in Arithmetic for the Public Schools of
Philadelphia. Philadelphia: Walther Print, 1910. ◙ Courses of
Study in Arithmetic, Public Schools of the District of Columbia.
Washington, DC: Norman T Elliott Printing Co., [1907]
G1/4:6
Mathematics Testing
◙ Untitled/undated chart of
results in specified categories from arithmetic tests at various
Missouri schools, Jan 1907
◙ Standard tests used by Normal School, Boston, MA, 1914
◙ Report of Grades Made on a Set of Test Questions Submitted by
E.R. Ray, Superintendent of
Schools, Indianapolis, nd.
G1/4:7
Memoranda of Agreement (2)
with Joseph H Markley & George S Longan re Arithmetic Textbooks to be
published by Globe School Book Company, 1905 [drafts]
G1/4:8
Correspondence re
Mathematics, 1888-1914
◙ WI Thomas, University of
Tennessee, nd ◙ Charles Winston, University of Virginia, 1888 ◙ SP
Sanford, Macon, GA, 1888 (2) ◙ WH Benedict, Port Henry, NY, 1889 (2) ◙
IE Hendricks, Des Moines, 1892 ◙ Artemas Martin, The Mathematical
Magazine, Washington, DC, 1895 & 1899 (2) ◙ David Eugene Smith,
Columbia University, 1901 ◙ JM Rice, The Forum, New York City,
1902 ◙ George R Dean, Rolla, MO, 1903 ◙ Wilberforce James, New York
Public Library, 1903 ◙ -- Edwards, Globe School Book Co, Indianapolis,
1904 ◙ Greenwood to ER Ray, Indianapolis Public Schools, 1907 ◙ PD
Woodlock, Davisville, MO, 1913 (2) ◙ Eleanora Harris, Kansas Association
of Mathematics Teachers, 1914 ◙ Dominican Sisters, St Peter’s Convent,
Steubenville, OH, 1914 ◙ Joseph Ficklin, re his arithmetic text books,
1874, 1888
G1/4:9
Correspondence from Alexander
Forbes, Butler, Sheridan & Co., 1902
G1/4:10
Clippings and Correspondence
re Science & Sex Education, 1912-13
◙ Draft of partial letter to Dr
(AE] Winship, nd ◙ CWG Hyde, editor, School Education, 1912
◙ William A McKeever, Kansas State Agricultural College, transmitting
signed copy of his pamphlet Instructing the Young in Regard to Sex.
(Home Training Bulletin No. 8. np: the author, 1912) ◙ Three (3)
clippings re Aug 1913 Hygiene Congress from Buffalo Express
G1/4:11
JM Greenwood.
Physical Culture. Typescript, nd.
G1/4:12
Correspondence with Dr WF
Gordy, 1901, 1910, 1914
G1/4:13
Notes and Outlines on History
◙ In Teaching History:
Elementary Schools ◙ Peace Issues ◙ Democracy and Reaction ◙ Subject
Matter of Political Economy ◙ Theories of Man in History ◙ History
Scheme ◙ Thoughts on History ◙ Accuracy of History ◙ Interpretation of
the Facts of History
G1/4:14
Correspondence re Industrial
Education/Trade Schools, 1897, 1908, 1910-14
◙ ER Booth, The Technical
School, Cincinnati, 1897 ◙ James M Kent, Electrical & Mechanical
Engineer, Kansas City, 1908 ◙ Greenwood to JA Atkinson, Employers’
Association, Kansas City, 1908 ◙ Gustave Straubenmüller, New York City
Public Schools, 1910 ◙ Alice Daussin, David Ranken Jr School of
Mechanical Trades, St Louis, 1910 ◙ Carroll G Pearse, Milwaukee Public
Schools, 1910 ◙ MG Brumbaugh, Philadelphia Public Schools, 1910 ◙
William J Berkowitz, Berkowitz Envelope Co, Kansas City, 1910 ◙ JG
Edgerby, Fitchburg, MA Public Schools, 1910 ◙ FB Dyer, Cincinnati Public
Schools, 1910, 1911 (2); Greenwood’s reply, 1911 ◙ George S Burgess,
Boston Public Schools, 1910 ◙ Greenwood to Walter Root, Kansas City,
1911 ◙ Edwin T Armstrong, Charles City, IA Public Schools, 1912 ◙ Frank
M Leavitt, University of Chicago, 1912 (2) ◙ William C Ash, University
of Pennsylvania, 1212 ◙ VD Hawkins, Cleveland Technical High School,
transmitting his resume, 1912 ◙ CA Prosser, National Society for the
Promotion of Industrial Education, 1913 ◙ W H Maxwell, New York City
Public Schools, 1913 ◙ Livingstone McCartney, Hannibal, MO Public
Schools, 1913 ◙ CE Chadsey, [Detroit Public Schools], 1913 ◙ Elizabeth
Cleveland, Detroit Public Schools, 1913 ◙ Clarence A Blocher, Kansas
City Public Schools, 1913, transmitting 1912 night school enrollment &
attendance statistics ◙ Francis G Blair, Illinois Superintendent of
Public Instruction, 1913, transmitting Conference Vocational
Educational Bill. Chicago: Conference of Representatives of
Organizations in Illinois, [1913]. ◙ Robert J Fuller, NEA Committee on
Vocational Education and Vocational Guidance, transmitting
questionnaire, 1914 ◙ John C Grainger. Elements of Industrial
History. Draft typescript, 24 April 1912
G1/4:15
Proposals to the Kansas City
Board of Education re Vocational Training, nd
◙ Trades School
◙ A Plan to Use the Local Environment of School, Home and Community as
Educative Material for Industrial Training
G1/4:16
Vocational Training in Kansas
City Schools, 1906-11
◙ Manual Training High School
1906 Fall Announcements ◙ Fall Announcement, Manual Training High
School, 1907 ◙ Report [to the Board of Education] of Committee on
Vocation Schools, 9 May 1911
G1/4:17
Materials on Vocational
Training
◙ [WAL] An Important
Extension of Industrial Education in the City of St. Louis.
Typescript, carbon copy, 1910. ◙ GWA Luckey. Harmonizing of
Vocational and Cultural Education. Typescript, nd. ◙ Lewis
Gustafson. The Trade School and Manual Training. Typescript, nd.
◙ Announcement of Apprenticeship Course. [St. Louis]:
Barry-Wehmiller Mach. Co., nd. ◙ Blank Contract for Apprentice Course
Agreement. ◙ Vocations for Boston Boys.
[questionnaire for employers]
The Vocation Bureau, Boston. ◙ Homer H Seerley. Harmonizing of
Vocational and Cultural Education. Typescript, 1914.
◙ Vocational Training [notes]
G1/4:18
James M Greenwood.
Vocational Guidance in High School. Manuscript, [1914].
Three drafts: handwritten manuscript, typescript with revisions,
and “final” with handwritten revisions, stamped “Received Feb 27 1914,
Eschenbeck Printing Co., Easton, Pa.”
G1/4:19
Materials on Vocational
Training in Germany
◙ The Study of Some Typical
European Industrial Schools. Massachusetts Commission on Industrial
Education, nd.◙ CG Rothmann. The Progress of Vocational Training in
Germany. Typescript, 1910. [note:
this was a carbon copy on yellow newsprint-quality copy paper; photocopy
made for file & original discarded]
G1/4:20
Laws of Business.
Lessons 4 & 5. Kansas City: Business Men’s Association, Law Department,
nd.
G1/4:21
Materials on Psychology,
Aptitude and Retardation
◙ John Dewey.
Psychology of Imagery / Symbols. Typescript, nd. ◙ NA Harvey.
The Influence of Darwinism Upon Psychology. Ypsilanti: Michigan
Academy of Science, 1909 ◙ The Value of Psychology [notes]
◙ List of Definitions, 11 May 1907 ◙ Record Blank for Revised
Binet Tests and Medical Evaluation Report Form. Division of Medical
Inspection, Cleveland Board of Education. ◙ “Testing Capacity and
Aptitude of Pupils”.
[unidentified newspaper clipping]
G1/4:22
Correspondence re Regarding
Psychology and Sociology as “Science”, 1902, 1911-12
◙ Franklin H Giddings, Columbia
University, 1902 ◙ EJ Schellhouse, Kansas City, 1912 (2)
G1/4:23
Bulletin of the Kansas City
School of Social Science, 1909-1910.
G1/5:1
Emma Serl.
Report of Visit to Schools of Memphis and Birmingham and
Springfield Normal School, nd.
G1/5:2
Superintendent’s Report to
the Kansas City Board of Education
◙ Semi-Annual Report of the City
Schools, typescript, 15 Feb 1912.
◙ Report re expenditures, 11 Sept 1913. [typed report & handwritten draft]
◙ Report on Salaries Paid Elementary Teachers in Sixty Seven
Different Cities. [Kansas City]: Board of Education, 26 May 1904.
G1/5:3
Correspondence from N Eileen
Wickizer, 1896-98, 1913
Includes “Horton Extension Window Air Filter”, advertising flyer written
by Miss Wickizer
G1/5:4
Memorials
◙ Remarks by JM Greenwood on the
death of Professor Bailey, nd. ◙ “In Memorium / Warner Lipscomb”.
Reprint from The Presbyterian of the South (11 Aug 1909). ◙
Resolution in Memory of Henry C Kumpf, Kansas City Board of Education,
26 Apr 1904. ◙ Resolution in Memory of Robert L Yeager, Kansas City
Board of Education, 25 Nov 1903.
◙ Tribute to JU Underwood, Principal of Humboldt School, 1 Jan
1909. ◙ Resolution in Memory of
Joseph Lafayette Norman, Kansas City Board of Education, 28 Sept 1909. ◙
Memo re Death of Dr Joseph Ray, Editor, Ohio Journal of Education, 16
Apr 1855. ◙ Notice of the death of Professor Carl Betz, Supervisor of
Physical Culture, and Kansas City Journal article “Carl Betz
Laid to Rest” as printed in The Board of Education Superintendent’s
Report, [1898].
G1/5:5
Supervisor’s Report for
Kindergarten Teachers Submitted by Cora L English, 4 June 1910 & 5 June
1911
◙ 1910 Only ▪ Mita Biggar ▪
Blanch Chouteau ▪ Leonora Meyer ▪ Henrietta Van Patten ▪ Eula Pennington
▪ Florence Russell ▪ Tessie Smith ◙ Both Years, 1910-11 ▪ Marguerite
Alexander ▪ Elizabeth Baker ▪ Mary Bowman ▪ Ruby Bradshaw ▪ Geneva
Chandler ▪ Ethel Chapman ▪ Martha Dixon ▪ Elizabeth Gorham ▪ Patience
Hocker ▪ Clara Hoering ▪ Grace Hook ▪ Florence Hooper ▪ Nellie Hurst ▪
Bernice Kirtley ▪ Mary Madden ▪ Elizabeth Moss ▪ Adelaide Randolph ▪
Katherine Ridgeway ▪ Mabelle Rogers ▪ Pauline Seeger ▪ Clara Stearn ▪
Mable Steele ▪ Anna Stophlet ▪ Annie Street ▪ Alberta Talbot ▪ Mary
Temple ▪ Beatrice Tomes ▪ Ethel Walker ▪ Ethel V Walker ▪ Marjorie
Wilcox ▪ Onie Wintrode ◙ 1911 Only ▪ Murial Algeo ▪ Alma Betz ▪ Nellie
Hurst
▪ Zerlina Rufer ▪ [no
given name] Shores ▪ Lelia Warwick ▪ Elizabeth Whitney
G1/5:6
GI Harvey vs JM Greenwood,
Including Charges by CW Thompson, 1897-98
◙ Official complaint against
Harvey filed with Board of Education
◙ Letters & envelopes [“evidence”] listed in the Board’s charges
against Harvey ◙ Deposition of Florian Klee [official transcript and
unofficial copy] ◙ Transcript of
Klee’s “diary” of Harvey’s actions
◙ Thompson’s Allegations of misconduct
against Greenwood ◙ Refutation of Thompson’s charges
◙ Correspondence related to Thompson’s charges
◙ Statements of Greenwood
and Dr VW Mather re incident with Kate Spencer
◙ Greenwood’s letter to Board of Education re Thompson’s charges,
25 Feb 1897 ◙ Clippings re Thompson and Harvey vs Greenwood, Kansas
City World [See also G1/1:33, McNeill Correspondence 1894-99]
[Harvey filed this damage suit against Greenwood and others after he had
been charged with misconduct by the Board of Education. He charged
conspiracy to ruin his character and reputation.
Thompson, who had been fired from his position as Principal at
another school, did not sue but mounted a vigorous campaign in the
newspapers charging Greenwood with conspiracy, plagiarism, misuse of
influence, along with sexual, political & fiscal misconduct.]
G1/5:7
Testimonials for Greenwood re
Harvey vs Greenwood
G1/5:8
JM Greenwood.
Some of the Boards of Education of Kansas City That I Have Known.
Typescript, [1908].
History of the Kansas City Board of Education with biographical sketches
of some of its members
◙ Col WE Sheffield ◙ Edward H
Allen ◙ Henry C Kumpf ◙ Henry Switzer ◙ James Graig ◙ Charles A Chace ◙
Frank A Askew ◙ Major Linn K Thacher ◙ Robert L Yeager ◙ Col Robert H
Hunt
G1/5:9
Letters of Application and/or
Recommendation for Employment in the Kansas City Public Schools, 1891,
1894, 1902-03, 1908-09, 1913-14
◙ EP Norton for LW Norton,
Allen, MO, 1891 ◙ RD Shannon, Joplin, 1894 ◙ Hal Gaylord, Kansas
City Journal, for Fanny McGee, 1902 ◙ EA Gastman, Decatur, IL Public
Schools, for A Anna Ward, 1902 (2) ◙ JM White, University of Missouri,
1903 ◙ Willis P King, MD, Kansas City, for Miss Allen, 1903 ◙ Wilbur H
Bender, Iowa State Normal, for Alta Mathews, 1903 ◙ Annie McCullough
Brownlee, Edina, MO, 1903 (2) ◙ AJ Baber, First National Bank, Paris,
IL, re Alva H Cline, 1903 [letter of introduction only; not
recommendation for employment] ◙ Alice Lucy Gushurst, Kansas City, 1908
◙ Nell Pigg, Kansas City, 1910 ◙ May Merrell, [Kansas City],m 1908 ◙
Helen McDonna, Kansas City, 1908 ◙ Anna May DeMoss, Kansas City, 1909 ◙
Anita Baird, Kansas City, 1908 ◙ Hazel Cantonwine, Kansas City, 1908 ◙
Fay Garner, Kansas City, 1908 ◙ Ruth Spicey, Kansas City, 1908 ◙ RF
Palmer, Chicago, 1909 ◙ Verna L Dunagan, Centre Point, IN, 1913 ◙ Ella M
Chadwick, Ft Smith, AR, 1913, & Ft Dodge, IA, 1914 ◙ Harry Howard,
Kansas City, 1914 ◙ John B Scott, University of Missouri School of Mines
and Metallurgy, for his daughter, 1914
G1/5:10
Requests and/or Thanks for
Letters of Reference, 1898, 1902, 1912-14
◙ WH Small, Chelsea, MA Public
Schools, re George I Harvey, & Greenwood’s reply, 1898 ◙ Lulu Blackburn,
Brooklyn, 1902 (2) ◙ George R Dean, Rolla, MO, 1912 ◙ Verna L Dunagan,
Centre Point, IN, 1914 ◙ Medora H Ingraham, [Kansas City], 1914 ◙ Mary
Harrington-Schwarz, Kirksville, MO, 1914 ◙ Ella M C [Chadwick], Ft
Smith, 1913 ◙ AE Wardner, Norman, OK, for Julie Wardner, enclosing
letters of reference from University of Oklahoma professors, 1914 ◙ John
Milner, Albuquerque Public Schools, re OA Wood, 1914
G1/5:11
Reports to the Kansas City
Board of Education
◙ Milton Fairchild, National
Institution for Moral Instruction. Report to the Kansas City Board
of Education Regarding Special Visual Moral Instruction in Grammar
Schools, 11-27 Mar 1913.
◙ JH Markley and FS Casey. Report on Swimming Pools and
Gymnasiums, 28 Oct 1913. ◙ JS Markley. Report on Primary and
Kindergarten Schools, nd. ◙ [Proposed] Amendment to Rule 49, Rules
and Regulations of the School District of Kansas City, Missouri, nd.
G1/5:12
Retirement of J. Crawford
James from Kansas City Board of Education, 1912
◙ JM Greenwood. The Service
of J. Crawford James as a Member and Officer of the Board of Education.
Typescript, nd. ◙ Letter to the Board from James re his service and retirement.
G1/5:13
Letters of Resignation or
Dismissal from the Kansas City Public Schools, 1892, 1901, 1913
G1/5:14
Papers by JM Greenwood re
School Administration, Typescripts, nd
◙ The Relation of the
Superintendent to the Board of Education [draft and final versions]
◙ City Superintendents of Some Schools. Letter to the [Kansas
City] Star. ◙
School Organization, Administration and Instruction
◙ “Supervision of
Schools” [typescript and clipping from The Superintendent’s Report]
◙
Supervision of City Schools
◙
Supervision ◙
Supervision in General. Manuscript, nd. ◙ The Monopolizing Woman
Teacher
G1/5:15
Papers re High Schools, Manu-
/Typescripts, nd
◙ JM Greenwood. Influence of
the High School [incomplete, final page(s) missing] ◙ JM Greenwood.
The Character of Instruction in the High Schools
◙ JM Greenwood. Thoughts on Improving High Schools
[Draft and incomplete typescript with final page(s) missing]
◙ JM Grenwood. Untitled manuscript re class sizes in high schools
◙ Benjamin C Gruenberg. What is the Matter With Our High Schools?
np: the author, nd.
[“Compliments of the author”]
G1/5:16
Greenwood Articles Clipped
from Journal of Education
◙ “School Problems” (28 Nov
1912) ◙ “The Achievements of Fifty Years” (15 Aug 1912) ◙ “Simplicity in
Graduating Exercises” (7 Mar 1912) ◙ “Some Guides to be Applied” (11
Sept 1913) ◙ “Laying in a Stock of Learning” (27 Mar 1913)
G1/5:17
Papers by JM Greenwood re
Philosophy and Purpose of Education, Typescripts, nd
◙ A Training Department
◙ What Schools Are For ◙
What Is the Object of Education
G1/5:18
Outlines on Various Topics
Including Teaching, School Administration, Philosophy and Purpose of
Education, Students
◙ Life and Education ◙
Teachableness ◙ The Lesson ◙ Some Standards of Measurement in Education
◙ Higher Education ◙ The Scope of Education ◙ Habits of Thought ◙ The
Thinking Process ◙ Temperance ◙ Life As a Development ◙ --- Literature
[beginning of title torn off] ◙ How Shall the Child Study? ◙ World
Building-World Measures ◙ Attitudes of Teacher and Pupils in Recitation
◙ On Drawing ◙ Hanus’s and McMurry’s Tests ◙ Christianity
G1/5:19
Correspondence re Greenwood’s
Retirement, 1913-14
◙ Greenwood to Board of
Education (2) ◙ JK West, Kansas City ◙ Frank A. Fitzpatrick, Boston
◙ JB Jackson, Jr, Secretary, Board of Education ◙ Louis M. Dillman’s
business card w/ noted clipping from Kansas City Star, nd
G1/5:20
Resignation & Death of
Central High School Principal Edwin C White, 1906-07
◙ “Resignation of Dr Edwin C
White” clipped from Superintendent’s Annual Report; includes White’s
letter of resignation, the Boad’s Resolution of Respect and Greenwood’s
tribute ◙ Clippings re death of Edwin Clay White, retired Principal of
Central High School, [Kansas City Star, 1907]
G1/5:21
Departmental Reports to the
Superintendent Clipped from The Board of Education Superintendent’s
Report
◙ Music 1897, 1901, 1903, 1904
◙ Physical Culture/Calisthenics 1890, 1891, 1893 [incomplete], 1901,
1903, 1904 ◙ Kindergarten 1901,
1903, 1904 ◙ Drawing 1897, 1903,
1904
G1/5:22
Articles and Papers by JM
Greenwood, Typescripts, nd
[unless
otherwise noted]
◙ School Statistics - No
Uniformity ◙
On Education ◙ The
Social Function of the School and Getting At It
◙ The Educational Movement
◙ A Seven Year Course for Elementary Schools and a Five Year
Course for Secondary Schools
◙
A Plea for Universal Education
◙
The Organization and Classification of Schools for Exceptional Children,
31 Oct 1910
G1/5:23
Questionnaires
◙ To Principals of Kansas City
Public Schools re Pedagogy
◙ To Principals re Schools and Education
◙ To Students re Favorite Classes and Books
G1/5:24
Papers Read Before the
Principals’ Section, 24 May 1906
◙ Louise Birkenhauer. What
Kind of School Work the People Should Expect of Principals and Teachers.
◙ Elizabeth Buchanan.
What Should the People Expect of Principals and Teachers?
G1/5:25
Kansas City School District
Map, 1912
G1/5:26
Student Statistics, Kansas
City Schools
◙ Humboldt School, 20 Oct 1910
◙ Martin School, 9 Apr 1913
G1/5:27
Reports from Kansas City High
Schools re Size of Classes, 1914
◙ Central High School, Second
Term, 1913-1914 ◙ Central High
School, 2 Mar 1914 ◙ Northeast
High School, 11 Mar 1914
◙ Westport High School, 10 Mar 1914
◙ Lincoln High School, 19 Mar 1914
◙ Manual Training High School, 24 Mar 1914
G1/5:28
Programs of the Kansas City
High Schools, 1911-14
◙ Westport High School ▪ Sept 1911 ▪
Sept 1913 ◙ Central High School ▪ First Term 1911-12 ▪
Second Term 1913-14 ◙ Northeast High School, First Term 1913-14 ◙
Announcement and Courses of Study of the Northeast High School,
1913-1914 ◙ Hand-written schedule for unidentified school, Second Term
1914, written on the back of
“Text Books Authorized by the Board of Directors for Use in the High
Schools of Kansas City, Mo., June 1, 1912” ◙ [Manual Training High
School], 23 Jan 1914 [2 sheets] ◙ “Text Books, 1913-14, Authorized by
the Board of Directors for Use in the High Schools of Kansas City, Mo.,
with Prices”
G1/5:29
Reports on Failures in Kansas
City High Schools, 1912-14
◙ Westport High School Failures,
17 Jan 1913 and 23 Jan 1914 ◙ Westport High School Freshman Failures, 19
Jan 1912, 17 Jan 1913 and 23 Jan 1914 ◙ Manual Training High School
Freshman Failures, First Term 1912-1913* and 1913-1914; *accompanied by
Frank Cushman, Jr. First Year Failures in High School -
Causes and Remedies, 1913. ◙ Central High School Freshman Failures,
1913-1914 ◙ Central High School Failures, 1913-1914
G1/5:30
Report by JM Greenwood to
Superintendent II Cammack on Kansas City High Schools, 21 May 1914
Includes handwritten draft and final typed report
G1/5:31
Materials re Medical
Inspection in Public Schools, 1907-08
◙ Questionnaire from Committee
on Physical Welfare of School Children, 1908. ◙ Memo to Chairman of the
School Committee from MA State Board of Education, 1908. ◙ Articles from
The Minneapolis Journal
re medical inspection of students at Franklin School, nd. ◙ Dr JW van
Derslice re questionnaire for American Medical Association’s project on
“The Present Status of the School Child” ◙ HP Lewis, Worchester, MA
Public Schools ◙ AK Whitcomb, Lowell, MA Public Schools
G1/5:32
Responses to Greenwood’s
Survey re Dental Inspections in City Schools, 1912
◙ From Superintendents in
Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Chicago, St
Louis. ◙ “Rules and Regulations of the Department of Hygiene”. [St
Louis] Public School Messenger 10:3 (Jan 1912).
G1/5:33
Correspondence from Dr Joseph
D Elliff, High School Inspector, University of Missouri Teachers
College, 1908
G1/5:34
Petition by JM Greenwood, FD
Tharpe and II Cammack to Kansas City Board of Education re Changes in
Administrative Procedures, 10 Oct 1912
G1/5:35
Report to the Committee on
Shortening the School Term in Kansas City, Missouri, 1911
Includes chart of local temperatures for June
and Sept, 1888-1911
G1/5:36
Correspondence from Kansas
City Teachers, Former Teachers and Other Employees, 1895-98, 1901, 1903
◙ Henry A White, Los Angeles,
1895-96 (2) ◙ Grace M Ross, [Kansas City], 1896, Colorado Springs, 1898
(2) ◙ C Hoffman, [Kansas City],
nd ◙ Mary Riekman, Helena, 1897 ◙ Sarah Elizabeth Crinch, Kansas City,
1897 ◙ JW Shelton, [Kansas City], 1897 ◙Bettie Walker, Fayette, MO, 1897
◙ Josephine Heermans, Ridgeway, MO, & South Bend, IN, 1897 & Corning,
NY, 1897 (3) ◙ GW Armstrong, Kansas City, 1897 ◙ Ella (Superintendent’s
Office Clerk), Kansas City, 1898 ◙ Jennie C Houghton, Wood’s Hole, MA,
1901 ◙ Rose Baxter, Warrensburg, MO, 1903
G1/5:37
Correspondence from Elizabeth
Buchanan, 1892, 1897-99
G1/5:38
Copies of Pre-employment
Letters Written to AE Wardner in 1890
G1/5:39
WE Griffin.
The Recitation. Manuscript, nd.
G1/5:40
Outlines on Various Topics
Including School Administration, Teaching, Philosophy and Purpose of
Education, Students
◙ Administration of Education ◙
Examinations of Teachers and Pupils ◙ Advice to Pupils ◙ Civilization ◙
The College Student and His Problems ◙ The Curriculum of Looseness ◙ The
Teacher ◙ Conferences ◙ Purpose of the Recitation
◙ Subjects for Lectures - Principals and Teachers ◙ Education is
Conscious Evolution ◙ Sketches from Concord and Appledore by Frank
Preston Stearns ◙ The Teaching Process
G1/5:41
Materials on Geography
◙ Notes & Outlines ▪ Geography
as a Basis of History ▪ Value of Political History ▪ Conditions of
Society That Make History ▪ Egypt
▪ Greece
G1/5:42
Notes and Outlines on Various
Topics
◙ Interesting and Fundamental
Questions ◙ Suggestions to All Teachers ◙ Normal Schools ◙
Problems of Philosophy ◙ Some Phases of Education ◙ Some Thoughts from
Ritchie ◙ Writing ◙ Where Aggregations of People are Formed ◙ Principles Governing
the Selection of Reading Books for Children; Stages of Investigation ◙
Kinds of Knowledge ◙ Facts, Things and Fancies in Education ◙ Some
Things to Observe in the Recitation ◙ Christopher Dock’s Rules ◙ Old
Ebenezer ◙ Sizing Up a Teacher ◙ Estimates of Self ◙ Inequalities ◙
Habits ◙ Reading ◙ Kinds of Reading ◙ Knowledge and Logical Method ◙
Chicago Principles on the Recitation ◙ Waste in Reading ◙ Educational
Tendencies ◙ Experimental Studies ◙ A Normal Child ◙ The Value of
Psychology ◙ Practical and Theoretical Education ◙ The Successful
Teacher’s Way ◙ Teacher’s Qualifications ◙ Kindergarten Theory ◙
Coultour Culture ◙ Administration of Education ◙ Genius vs Vanity ◙
Misdirected Energy ◙
Some Simple Arithmetical Exercises
G1/5:43
Abstracts of Papers Presented
at an American Prison Association Conference re Problem Children,
Misfits and Criminals, nd.
◙ George Vidal, The Role of Punishment
◙ Dr Gennat ▪
The Death Penalty ▪
The Families of Prisoners
◙ Mr Brueck-Faber ▪
Special Penalties ▪
Supplementary Sentences ▪
Conditional Sentences ▪
Anticipative Liberation ▪
The Families of Prisoners ▪
Conspiracy in Crime ▪
Tramps and Beggars ◙ Hartvig Nissen, The Death Penalty
◙ JV Roos ▪
The Death Penalty in the Transvaal ▪
The Indeterminate Sentence
◙ Sir Evelyn Ruggles-Brise,
Supplementary Penalties ◙ Dr Rusztem, The Indeterminate Sentence
◙ Ugo Conti, The Indeterminate Sentence
◙ Giustino de Sanctis ▪
The Indeterminate Sentence ▪
The Classification of Criminals
◙ Ernest Friedman, The Indeterminate Sentence ◙ Gabriele
Napodano,
The Indeterminate Sentence ◙ R Garraudm, The Indeterminate
Sentence and Conditional Release ◙ ADH Fockema, Conditional
Liberation ◙ Axel Smedal, Conditional Liberation ◙ Robert
Jacobsen, Suspended Sentence ◙ Alfred de Doleschall,
Sentences Pronounced by Foreign Tribunals ◙ E Zürcher,
Concerning Sentences Pronounced by Foreign Tribunals ◙ RW
Branthwaite, The Treatment of Intemperate Criminals ◙ HB Donkin,
The Treatment of Habitual Drunkards ◙ James S Gibbons ▪
The Borstal System ▪
Intemperate Criminals: How They are Treated in Ireland ◙ Dr Legrain,
Special Institutions for Intemperate Criminals ◙ Paul Angyal de
Sikabony, Prisoners’ Families ◙ Paul Neander ▪
Abnormal Children with Vicious Propensities ▪
Children Born Out of Wedlock
▪
Idleness and Mendacity in Children ▪
Juvenile Courts ◙ Henry H Goddard, Feeble-Minded Children with
Dangerous Tendencies ◙ J Chr. Hagen, Special Institutions for
Children with Dangerous Moral Tendencies ◙ Dr Decroly, Special
Institutions for Children with Dangerous Moral Tendencies
◙ Arthur Charles Szilagyi, Illegitimate Children ◙ Rosa M.
Barrett, The Children’s Act
◙ JD Robertson, Juvenile Delinquents ◙ Albert Vidal-Naquet,
Juvenile Delinquents ◙ Dr Godin, Juvenile Delinquents ◙
Aurel Lengyl, Juvenile Delinquents ◙ Eugene de Balogh,
Juvenile Delinquents [2c]
◙ Simon Van Der Aa, Juvenile Delinquents ◙ Mr de Casabianca,
Juvenile Delinquents ◙ AS Goldenweiser, The Procedure for
Juvenile Delinquents ◙ Abbe Alexander Bianchi ▪ The Reformation
of Juvenile Offenders ▪ Idleness and Begging Among Children
◙ DO Engelen, Vagabonds and Beggars ◙ Ernest Bertrand,
Juvenile Vagabonds ◙ F de Finkey, Vagabondage and Begging ◙
C Eardley-Wilmot, Vagrants and Beggars ◙ Serge Posnischeff,
Vagabondage and Mendacity ◙ Cesar Perozzi, Conspiracy in Crime
◙ E Garçon, Accomplices in Crime ◙ Amedee Mourral,
The Effects of Modern Penal Legislation
◙ Fernando Cadalso, The Modern Penitentiary System ◙
Segelke Thrap, Industries in Small Prisons ◙ Leon Bathes,
Work in Small Prisons ◙ N Loutchinsky, Work for Small Prisons
G1/5:44
Correspondence re Oklahoma
Education Association Department of Superintendents’ Meeting, April 1914
◙ Stratton D Brooks, University
of Oklahoma ◙ GV Buchanan, Oklahoma City Board of Education (2) ◙ JL
Lindsay, University of Oklahoma ◙ SM Barrett, University of Oklahoma ◙
Program of Roundtable Discussions for Department of City Superintendents
G1/5:45
Responses from College
Presidents and Public School Superintendents to Greenwood’s
Questionnaire re Subjects to be Taught in Elementary Schools, 1913
◙
Presidents ▪ Nicholas
Murray Butler, Columbia ▪ G Stanley Hull, Clark Univ ▪ Harry Pratt
Judson, Univ of Chicago ▪ Robert J Alay, Univ of Maine ▪ EH Lewis, Lewis
Institute ▪ Hill McClelland Bell, Drake ▪ Arthur T Hadley, Yale ▪ CG
Pearse, State Normal School, Milwaukee ▪ Henry Louis Smith, Washington &
Lee ▪ CH Stockton, George Washington, Washington, DC ▪ Charles G Maplus,
Professor of Education, Univ of Virginia ▪ AW Harris, Northwestern ▪ JP
Greene, William Jewell ▪ Homer H Seerley, Iowa State Teachers College ▪
George R Rose, DePauw ▪ HB Hutchins, Univ of Michigan ▪ Robert E
Blackwell, Randolph-Macon ▪ Joseph H George, Drury ▪ MW Stryker,
Hamilton College ▪ Harry A Garfield, Williams College ▪ James R Day,
Syracuse ▪ I Wolf, St Benedict’s College ◙ Superintendents ▪ John P
Garber, Philadelphia ▪ Ella Flagg Young, Chicago ▪ J H Francis, Los
Angeles ▪ Frank D Dyer, Boston ▪ JAC Chandler, Richmond ▪ JM Gunn, New
Orleans ▪ JMH Frederick, Cleveland ▪ CE Chadsey, Detroit ▪ Henry P
Emerson, Buffalo ▪Lawton B Evans, Augusta ▪ William H Maxwell, New York
City ▪ Ben Blewett, St Louis ▪ AB Toland, Newark AW ▪ MC Paine, St Paul
▪ James H Van Sickle, Springfield, MA ▪ William H Smiley, Denver
◙ President unavailable, “no response” reply sent by secretary ▪
Hill, Univ of Missouri ▪ Smith, Univ of Pennsylvania ▪ Wheeler, Univ of
California ▪ Van Hise, Univ of Wisconsin ▪ Vincent, Univ of Minnesota ▪
James, Univ of Illinois
G1/5:46
Review of Dr Frank M.
McMurry’s Elementary Schools and Standards.
Typescript, nd
◙ Four Drafts ▪ Manuscript ▪
Typescript with handwritten revisions ▪ Author’s finished typescript ▪
Publisher’s edited draft ◙ Related correspondence with The
Educational Review.
G1/5:47
Articles by Greenwood re
Elementary Schools, Typescripts, nd
◙ The Administrative Side of
Graded Schools ◙ Relation Between High School and Ward School
Studies ◙ Strengthening the Work in the Elementary Grades
(draft & final versions)
G1/5:48
Lewis Gustafson.
A New Task for the Public Schools. Typescript, nd
G1/5:49
Materials on School
Statistics
◙ Preliminary Census of
Exceptional Children, Elementary Public Schools of New Orleans. NO
Board of Education-Tulane University Study, Form A, 1 Feb 1913. ◙ Oliver
P Cornman, Philadelphia Public Schools, 23 Apr 1908. ◙ CC Starr’s Survey
on numbers of text books, by category, used in north central United
States Schools, 1913. ◙ Roland P Falkner. “Some Uses of Statistics in
the Supervision of Schools”. Reprint from The Psychological Clinic
3:1 (Jan 1909); with letter of transmittal
◙ Some Interesting Statistics [Missouri Taxes and Education].
Typescript, nd.
G1/5:50
JM Greenwood.
Correlation of Studies. The
author: nd.
[2nd copy catalogued]
G1/5:51
Articles re Study by
Greenwood, Typescripts, nd
◙
Directing Teachers and Pupils How to Study ◙ Professional
Study ◙ Time to Stop and Think!
G1/5:52
Teacher Rating Forms
[blanks]
G1/5:53
Articles re Teachers by
Greenwood, Typescripts, nd
◙ The Teacher ◙
To the Teacher
◙ The Kansas City School Teachers ◙ The Scarcity of Trained
Teachers ◙ Licensing Teachers ◙ Qualified Teachers ◙
What Teachers Can Do for Pupils ◙ Suggestions to Teachers
G1/5:54
Notes and Outlines re
Teachers
◙ Management and Teaching
[possibly draft for an exam] ◙ Teaching and Social Service ◙ “Basis for
Judging Teachers” [unidentified
clipping] ◙ The Task of the
◙ Thoughts for Thoughtful Teachers [unidentified clipping]
G1/5:55
Correspondence and Newspaper
Clippings re Jackson County Medical Society’s Charges That Greenwood
Provided Names of “Deficient”
School Children to Patent Drug Company for Commercial Use, 1897-98
G1/5:56
Correspondence and Newspaper
Clippings re Textbook Controversy, 1897
G1/5:57
Responses from Public School
Superintendents to Greenwood’s Questionnaire re Hours Schools Are in
Session, 1911
◙ Samuel Andrews, Pittsburgh ◙
JH Collins, Springfield, IL ◙ Printed schedule in lieu of written
response, Cincinnati ◙ Frank Rigler, Portland, OR ◙ Gerard T Smith,
Peoria ◙ RB Dudgeon, Madison ◙ William O Riddell, Des Moines ◙ CM
Jordan, Minneapolis ◙ Gustave Straubenmüller, New York City
G1/5:58
Professional Organizations
Meeting Programs
◙ Second Meeting of the Missouri
Society of Teachers of English & Modern Languages, 26-27 Dec 1907 ◙
Eighteenth Annual Session of the Southern Educational Association, 26-28
Dec 1907 ◙ Seventh Annual Meeting of the Missouri Society of Teachers of
Mathematics and Science, 5-6 May 1911 ◙ The National Council of Teachers
of English, 1911-1912 ◙ The Conference for Education in the South, 3-5
Apr 1912.
G1/5:59
Articles About Children by JM
Greenwood, Typescripts, nd
◙ The Child
◙ Playthings for Children
◙ Whipping Bad Boys
◙
To Young People in School ◙
What Children Know ◙ Rushing Children Through School
G1/5:60
[Superintendent, Brooklyn
Public Schools]. How to Help
the Backward Child. Typescript, nd.
[Note: the first line of this article is, “As far back as 1887, when I
became superintendent of schools in Brooklyn, …”.
This identifies the author as William H Maxwell who was
Brooklyn’s Superintendent of Public Instruction in 1887.
Maxwell, Supt of New York City Schools in 1911, made an address
to his Principals using the same title but not identical text.
A copy of that speech is in the catalogued collection.]
G1/5:61
Correspondence re Complaints
About Administration of Kansas City Schools, 1897, 1912
◙ James Patterson, Kansas City ◙
JL Root, Root Grain Co, Kansas City; Greenwood’s reply
G1/5:62
Correspondence re Education
for Negro Children, 1903, 1913-14
◙ G Stanley Hull, Clark
University ◙ George T Wassom, Attorney-at-Law, Kansas City ◙ Joe E
Herriford, Lincoln School, Kansas City ◙ Bessie Locke, National
Kindergarten Association ◙ Extracts from an address by PP Claxton, US
Commissioner of Education
G1/5:63
Greenwood’s Letter to the
President of the United States [Woodrow Wilson] re Use of Negro Troops
in War with Mexico
◙ Letter to the President, 21
Apr 1914 ◙ Acknowledgment of Receipt from the US Adjutant General, 1 May
1914 ◙ Clipping of Greenwood’s letter printed in a Kansas City newspaper
◙ Two negative responses to clipping, one each from a black man
and a white man, 22 Apr 1914
G1/5:64
Articles by Greenwood re
Principals
◙ Memo to Principals and
Teachers re “Professional Study”, 15 Oct 1912 ◙ Supervision by Principals. Manuscript, nd. ◙
How Superintendents and Principals Can Help Teachers.
◙ Qualifications of Principals. Typescript, nd
G1/5:65
Clippings re Greenwood’s
Choice of The New York Journal As a Supplementary Text in Kansas
City Public Schools, 1897
Includes letter from Stephen Jenkins, New York City
G1/5:66
Correspondence with Lotus D
Coffman Soliciting Greenwood to Write a Book on School Supervision for
DC Heath & Company, 1913-14
G1/5:67
Missouri Legislation Related
to Education, 47th General Assembly, 1913
◙ Memo from Legislative
Committee, State Teachers’ Association listing proposed legislation, 25
Jan 1913 ◙ HB201, adding Labor Day and New Years Day to school holidays
◙ HB275, re provision for teacher-training courses ◙ HB 350, re
organization of consolidated and rural high schools ◙ Carbon copy draft
of SB118, re free education for certain age groups ◙ Resolution to the
General Assembly re constitutional amendments and other legislation
pertaining to education by James A Robeson, Liberty, MO and Arthur Lee,
Clinton, MO
◙ Report of the Attorney to the City of St Louis Board of
Education re recommendations to the General Assembly for legislation
concerning free education of 5-6 year old children, 14 Jan 1913 (galley
proof)
G1/5:68
Articles re Education by
Greenwood, Manuscripts, nd
◙ Education Is a Large
Subject ◙ Building Up Knowledge in the Pupil’s Mind
[incomplete] ◙
Educational Unballast ◙
“Educational Notes”; list of 43 points on the definition, philosophy and
importance of education
G1/5:69
Transcripts of Articles from
the Kansas City Times re 1878-1883 School Board Elections
G1/5:70
GT Johnson. “The Pollard
Method of Reading” The Board of Education Superintendent’s Report,
nd
G1/5:71
JM Greenwood.
“What Some Children Know About Common Things”.
The Board of Education Superintendent’s Report, nd.
G1/5:72
Greenwood’s Opinions of
Candidates Being Considered for High School Principalships, 17 Mar 1913
G1/6:1
JM Gwinn.
The Scholastic Function of the School to the Community It
Serves,
New Orleans: Typescript, 1914.
Includes correspondence re the paper
G1/6:2
Greenwood’s Report to
Superintendent Cammack on Kansas City High Schools, [1914]
G1/6:3
Employment Forms Used by
Hannibal, MO Public Schools
◙ Application for Teacher’s
Position ◙ Letter of Inquiry [request
for reference] ◙
Notification of Election and Teacher’s Contract
◙ [application for] Teacher’s Health Certificate
G1/6:4
Materials re Courses of Study
◙ Course of Study for the
High Schools of Chicago. Chicago: Board of Education, 1912. ◙ JM
Greenwood. Courses of Reading for School Children, Teachers, and
General Readers. Kansas City: Ramsey, Millert & Hudson, nd. ◙
First Grade Reading. np:nd. ◙ Adelaide V Finch. Syllabi for
Child Study. np: Lewiston Normal Training School, nd. Accompanied by
“Criticism Blank”.
G1/6:5
Articles by JM Greenwood re
Courses of Study, Typescripts, nd
◙ The Course of Study
◙ Specialism in Course of Study
◙
Outline Course of Study [for the] Tarr and McMurry New Geographies
G1/6:6
Materials from Teachers’
Institutes
◙ Program for Annual Institute
of the Teachers of the City and County of San Antonio, Dec 1910 ◙
State Teachers’ Institutes Series of 1898-99: Outline. Lansing, MI:
Department of Public Instruction, 1898. ◙
State of Indiana County Institutes 1913.
[calendar] Indianapolis: State Superintendent of Public Instruction,
1913. ◙ Circular for the Teachers’ Institutes. Madison: The
Institute Committee of the Board of Regents of Normal Schools, 1899. ◙
Program of the Conference of [Wisconsin] High School Teachers, 1902 ◙
Program for Cambridge City [state?] Teachers’ Institute, 17-21 Aug 1908
◙ Program for the Teachers’ Institute of Reading, Pa, 1908 ◙ Program for
the Sullivan County [MO] Teachers’ Institute, nd
G1/6:7
Reports and Correspondence re
Visits to Schools in St. Louis, Cleveland, Boston, New York, Detroit,
Milwaukee & Chicago, Jan 1913
G1/6:8
Correspondence from Public
School Superintendents (Missouri)
◙ J Fairbanks, Springfield, 1904
◙ WF Jamison, Chillicothe, 1897 ◙ JA Burnside, Bosworth, 1914 ◙ RG
Kinkead, Kirkwood, 1902-03
◙ EB Neely, St. Joseph, 1889, 1895, 1902 ◙ AR Coburn,
Chillicothe, Business card accompanying flyer “Credit Given to
Chillicothe High School Students for Home or Continuation Work”, nd
G1/6:9
Correspondence with Public
School Superintendents (Other States)
◙ Edwin P Seaver, Boston, 1903 ◙
Edward Brooks, Philadelphia, 1895
◙ Asst Supt FV Thompson, Boston, 1911 ◙ William M Slaton,
Atlanta, 1912-13 ◙ Frank L Smart, Davenport, 1913 ◙ EG Cooley, Chicago,
1901, 1904 ◙ Albert G Lane, Chicago, 1894-96, 1904 ◙ Ella Flagg Young,
Chicago, 1913
◙ R Randolph Jones, Petersburg, VA, 1913 ◙ Aaron Gove, Arapaho
County, CO, 1896, Denver, 1904 ◙ AJ Smith, St Paul, 1904 ◙ John W Carr, Dayton, 1908, Bayonne,
1913 ◙ Martin G Brumbaugh, Philadelphia, 1908 ◙ GB Milnor, Lycoming
County, PA, 1914 ◙ Francis Cogswell, Cambridge, MA, 1903 ◙ George B
Neff, Libby, MT, 1913 ◙ CS Risdon, Independence, KS, 1913 ◙ James H Van
Sickle, Springfield, MA, 1913 ◙ EH Mark, Louisville, 1904 ◙ JH Collins,
Springfield, IL, 1904 ◙ John W Barton, Deming, NM, 1903 ◙ Louis P Nash,
Holyoke, 1903 ◙ CB Gilbert, Newark, 1896 ◙ Joseph C Hisey, Council
Bluffs, 1896
G1/6:10
Correspondence from LE Wolfe,
Superintendent of Schools, San Antonio, TX and Memphis, TN, 1897, 1903,
1912-1914
Includes reprint of Thrift: The need Among the Rising Generation of
America, Wolfe’s Address to the National Brick Manufacturers’
Association, 1914.
G1/6:11
Correspondence from Frank A
Fitzpatrick, Superintendent of Schools, Omaha & Leavenworth, later
Textbook Editor, American Book Company, 1881-1904
G1/6:12
Correspondence with F Louis
Soldan, Superintendent of Instruction, St. Louis, 1895, 1902-04, 1907
G1/6:13
Correspondence with William H
Maxwell, Superintendent of Schools, New York City, 1899, 1913
G1/6:14
Correspondence with Ben
Blewett, Superintendent of Instruction, St. Louis, 1910-14
Includes copy of SB118, 1913 [see
G1/5:73 for typed draft of this bill]
G1/6:15
Correspondence with Howard A Gass, Missouri State Superintendent of
Schools, 1907-10
Includes Special Message of Governor Joseph
W. Folk Concerning Reform in Taxation, Including Report of Tax
Commission, 16 January 1907.
Jefferson City: The Hugh Stephens Printing Company, 1907.
G1/6:16
Correspondence with State
School Superintendents (Other States), 1889-1914
◙ John Hancock, Ohio, 1889 ◙ AA
Kincannon, Mississippi, 1897 ◙ Thomas J. Kirk, California, 1899 ◙ LD
Harvey, Wisconsin, 1901 ◙ CR Cary, Wisconsin, 1903 ◙ Alfred Bayliss,
Illinois, 1904 ◙ Andrew S Draper, New York, 1904 ◙ Herbert S Weet, New
York, 1913 ◙ Francis G. Blair, Illinois, 1914 ◙ Maine Teacher
Certificate Forms from WW Stetson, 1901
G1/6:17
Correspondence with Public
School Principals, 1890-1914
◙ Calvin Patterson, Brooklyn
Central School, Brooklyn, NY, 1890 ◙ John T Buchanan, Boys’ High School,
New York, NY, 1897 ◙ CM Woodward, Washington University Manual Training
School, St Louis, MO, 1902 ◙ Wilbur H Bender, Iowa State Normal School
Advanced Training School, Cedar Falls, IA, 1902 ◙ Reuben Post Halleck,
Male High School, Louisville, KY, 1903 ◙ Arthur M. Wolfson, DeWitt
Clinton High School, New York, NY, 1903
◙ George M Phillips, West Chester, PA, 1907 ◙ Edward Rynearson, Fifth
Ave High School, Pittsburgh, PA, 1913 ◙ George S Bryant, Central High
School, Independence, MO, 1914 ◙ William J. Brogan, Albert G Lane
Technical School, Chicago, IL, 1914
G1/6:18
Correspondence from William
McAndrew, Principal Washington Irving High School, New York, NY, 1902,
1907
Includes New Things in Education.
Address to the Schoolmasters’ Club, Typescript, 1907
G1/6:19
Inquiries re Opening of the
Kansas City Superintendent’s Position Due to Greenwood’s Retirement,
1913
G1/6:20
Correspondence from Alex B
Coffey, Columbia University, 1903
G1/6:21
New York Schools, Special
Events, 1912
◙ Program for Anniversary
Festival at the Brooklyn Training School for Teachers in Honor of
William H. Maxwell, 1912 ◙
Invitation and Program for Dedication of New York State Education
Building, 15-17 Oct 1912
G1/6:22
Correspondence Between Henry
Sabin and Nicholas Murray Butler re Butler’s Editorial on the Leadership
of the National Education Association, 1897
[2c]
G1/6:23
Materials on Metropolitan
School Systems
◙ Official Proceedings.
Grand Rapids: Board of Education of the City of Grand Rapids, Michigan,
1913. ◙ “$15,000,000 Budget for the Schools / What the Chicago Public
Schools Will Cost for 1911”. [unidentified newspaper clipping] ◙
Report of Special Committee on Reorganization of [Mount Vernon, NY] High
School, 1912.
G1/6:24
Greenwood’s Reviews of
Publications re New York City Schools, Typescripts, nd
◙
Dr Ernest Carroll Moore’s ‘How New York City Administers its Schools’;
typed draft with handwritten revisions and publisher’s edits; stamped
“Received Jul 26 1913 Eschenbach Printing Co. Easton, Pa.” ◙ The New
York City School Report for the Year 1911; typed draft with
handwritten revisions; stamped “8 AM Mar 20 1912” on back of last page
▪
copy of the report ◙
Thirteenth Annual Report of the City Superintendent of Schools, 1910-11.
New York: Department of Education, The City of New York, 1911.
G1/6:25
Syllabi and Other
Publications re the Philadelphia Public Schools
◙ The Course of Study in
Geography for the Public Schools of Philadelphia, 1908. ◙ Course of
Instruction in Sewing Including Pattern Drafting for the Girls of the
Public Schools of Philadelphia, 1909. ◙
Instructions for the Teaching of Penmanship in the Philadelphia Public
Schools, 1909. ◙ The Course of Study in Language for the Public
Schools of Philadelphia, 1908. ◙ The Course of Study in Physiology and Hygiene for the
Grammar Grades of the Public Schools of Philadelphia, 1911. ◙
Philadelphia Teachers Association.
To the Board of Public Education. Document No. 4. December
1911. ◙ School Lunches in Philadelphia: Third Annual Report
1912-1913. Philadelphia: School Lunch Committee of the Home and
School League, 1913. [note:
“Third” Annual Report on cover; “Second” on title page]
◙ Public Education Association of Philadelphia 25th
Annual Report.
Philadelphia: the Association, [1906].
G1/6:26
Connecticut School and Public
Library Documents
◙ Arbor and Bird Day Annual
for April 18, 1913. Connecticut School Doc No 3-1913. ◙ Scheme
of State Examinations. Connecticut School Doc No 6-1908. ◙
Catalogue: State Normal-Training School, New Haven, Connecticut,
1912-1913. Connecticut School Doc No 8-1912. ◙ Bills Relating to
Schools Presented to General Assembly January Session 1913.
Connecticut School Doc No 2-1913.
◙
Address of Simeon E Baldwin, LLD, at the Laying of the Corner-Stone of
the Connecticut State Library and Supreme Court Building, Hartford, 25
May 1909. Connecticut Public Library Doc No 1-1910.Hartford:
Connecticut Public Library Committee, 1910.
G1/6:27
Correspondence re Gary, IN
Public Schools’ System of Education, 1913-14
G1/6:28
Materials on Cincinnati
Schools
◙ Cincinnati High Schools
Course of Study, Boundaries of Districts, Text Books and General
Information, 1910-1911. Cincinnati: Board of Education, 1910.◙
Cincinnati High School Inquiry”, survey by Henry S West, University of
Cincinnati, nd. ◙ Cincinnati Evening Industrial Schools, nd.
[catalogue/brochure]
◙ Cincinnati Evening Schools, nd.
[catalogue/brochure]
◙ Catalogue of Lantern slides for Use in the Public Schools
of Cincinnati, Ohio, 1909-10. ◙ Memo from the Committee on
Continuation Schools to the Board of Education re recommendations for
1911, along with Concerning the Child Labor and Compulsory Education
Laws [information pamphlet c1910], and Child Employment Certificate
form.
G1/6:29
Correspondence with Canadian
and British Educators
◙ JA McLellan, Ontario Normal
College, 1897 ◙ James L Hughes, Toronto Public School Inspector, 1892,
1913 ◙ John Adams, University of London, 1913-14 ◙ Alfred Mosely,
London, 1907 ◙ HJ Silver, Protestant Board of School Commissioners of
Montreal, 1910.
G1/6:30
Materials re Education and
Schools in Canada, Britain & Germany
◙ Programme and Announcements:
Dominion Educational Association [Annual Meeting], 13-16 July 1909. ◙
[Program of the] Ontario Education Association “Jubilee Year”.
[Ottawa]: Public School Department, OEA, 1910. ◙ Public School
Department Resolutions, 1907.
Ontario Educational Association. ◙ Calendar: Provincial
Normal College Session 1911-12. Truro: Novia Scotia: the College,
1911. ◙ EW Thomson. “South African Schools: The Big Issue Facing the
New Government”. The Ottawa Transcript, nd. [clipping] ◙
G.T. Johnson.
Abstract of F. Louis Soldan’s Paper “The Economic and the Social Sides
of the German Schools”. Typescript, 1897.
G1/6:31
Correspondence from EE White,
1891, 1893, 1901
Includes “The Grube Method” and “The Grube Method, Again”. Reprint from
Indiana School Journal
[1891].
G1/6:32
Correspondence from College
and University Officials, 1888-1914
◙ President William R Harper,
University of Chicago, 1903 ◙ President William H Black, Missouri Valley
College, 1914 ◙ Principal Daniel B Hagas, State Normal School, Salem,
MA, 1888 ◙ Chancellor Robert B Fulton, University of Mississippi,
1902-03
◙ Vice President OP Kinsey, Valparaiso University, 1910 ◙
President WT Carrington, Fourth District State Normal School, 1908 ◙
Principal John W Withers, Harris Teachers College, 1913-14 ◙ Registrar
CM McConn, University of Illinois, 1914 ◙ President George L Osborne,
Second District State Normal School, 1897 ◙ President Rush Rhees,
University of Rochester, 1903 ◙ President William J Milne, New York
State Normal College, 1894 ◙ President EB Craighead, Second District
State Normal School, 1904 ◙ President Andrew S Draper, University of
Illinois, 1902-03 ◙ President HJ Waters, Kansas State Agricultural
College, 1913-14 ◙ President G Stanley Hull, Clark University, 1902 ◙
President RH Halsey, State Normal School, Oshkosh, 1902 ◙ Dean Charles
Hughes, University of Kansas School of Education, 1912 ◙ President
Edmund Dandridge Murdaugh, The Normal School for Oklahoma, 1898 ◙
President Lynn Glover, Oklahoma State Institute of Technology, 1914
G1/6:33
Correspondence from Foreign
Educators, 1902, 1910
◙ Ivan Gheorgov, Sofia,
Bulgaria, 1910 ◙ MF Sadler, London Board of Education, 1902 ◙ MJ
Patterson, Department of Public Instruction, Bohol, Philippine Islands,
1902
G1/6:34
Correspondence with Leonard
P. Ayres, Russell Sage Foundation, 1913-14
G1/6:35
Correspondence from James H.
Canfield, Professor of History, Kansas State University; later Columbia
University Librarian,
1891, 1902-03
G1/6:36
Materials re Speaking
Engagements, 1903, 1908, 1913-14
◙ Quincy, IL Teachers, 13-14 May, 1903
[correspondence]
◙ Henry County [MO] Teachers’ Association Annual Session, 24-26 Oct 1907
[programme]
◙ South Central Minnesota Teachers’ Association Annual Convention, 13-15
Feb 1908 [programme and
notes] ◙ Eldon [MO] High
School Commencement, 23 May 1913 [programme
and notes] ◙ Kinsley [KS]
High School Commencement, 21 May 1914
[programme and correspondence] ◙ Clinton County [MO] Teachers’
Institute, 31 Aug-4 Sept 1914 [correspondence]
[Note: Greenwood accepted this last engagement, but died 1
Aug 1914]
G1/6:37
Frank Strong.
Economy of Time in Education. Paper Presented to the National
Council of Education, 6 July 1914.
Typescript.
Includes letter of transmittal from the University of Kansas
Chancellor’s Office.
G1/6:38
Bright’s Language [Reading
and Grammar] Lists
G1/6:39
Correspondence re Geography
Text Books
◙ Jacques W Redway, re unnamed
geography, 1897 ◙ Alex E Frye, re Primary Geography, 1894 ◙
Clarence A Blocher re Tarr and McMurry’s geographies, 1912 ◙ Milwaukee
Public Schools Report re Natural Geography, nd ◙ JA Greene, re
Natural Elementary Geography, 1897
G1/6:40
Correspondence from School
Superintendents re Quality and Effectiveness of “Essential Studies in English” Text Book Series by Carolyn M.
Robbins and R.K. Row, 1912
Includes Row, Peterson & Co.’s advertising brochure for the series.
G1/6:41
Correspondence with Text Book
Publisher, American Book Company, 1893-94, 1896, 1900, 1903-07, 1913-14
G1/6:42
Correspondence from Text Book
Publishers, 1876, 1894, 1897
Includes advertising flyers
G1/6:43
Correspondence from Text Book
Publishers, 1902-04
G1/6:44
Correspondence from Text Book
Publishers, 1912
Includes
“A List of Three Hundred and Seventy Grammars That Have Come into
Competition with Reed & Kellogg”
G1/6:45
Correspondence from Text Book
Publishers, 1913
Includes advertising flyers
G1/6:46
Correspondence from Text Book
Publishers, 1914
Includes advertising flyers
G1/6:47
Correspondence and Invoices
from Used Book Dealers, 1912-14
◙ Henry Hutzler, Cincinnati ◙ CW
Kroeck, St Louis ◙ John
Britnell, Toronto
G1/6:48
Materials re Text Book
Selection
◙ “Air School Book Charges”,
Letter from DE Barnes, American Book Company, Kansas City Board of
Education published in a Kansas City newspaper ca June 1913 ◙ The
Truth, The Whole Truth and Nothing but the Truth. [D.C. Heath & Co.,
ca 1913]. ◙ “To Recommend Books and Supplies” [unidentified typescript]
G1/6:49
Teachers’ Associations Annual
Meeting Programs, 1907-12
◙ Southeastern Iowa Teachers’
Association, 1907 ◙ Eastern Ohio Teachers’ Association, 1907
◙ Eastern Public Education Associations, 1908 ◙ Northeast Kansas
Teachers’ Association, 1908, 1909 ◙ Kansas State Teachers’ Association,
1910 ◙ Southern California Teachers’ Association, 1910 ◙ Central
Association of Science and Mathematics Teachers, 1908 ◙ California
Teachers’ Association, 1910 ◙ North-West Kansas Teachers’ Association,
1911 ◙ Northern Colorado Teachers’ Association, 1909 ◙ Missouri State
Teachers’ Association, 1912 ◙
Northern Minnesota Educational Association, 1908 ◙ Southern Educational
Association, 1906 ◙ Northern
Indiana Teachers’ Association, 1907 ◙ Southwestern Indiana Teachers’
Association, 1910
◙ Nemaha County [KS] Teachers Association, 1911
G1/6:50
Minutes of the First Meeting
of the Missouri Conference for Education, 28 Dec 1912
G1/6:51
Correspondence from
Publishers Soliciting, or Reporting on Status of, Manuscripts, 1913-14
G1/6:52
Correspondence from Howard A.
Gass, Editor Missouri School Journal, 1913-14
G1/6:53
Correspondence re Awards to
Greenwood and Kansas City Schools, 1895, 1902
G1/6:54
Materials re School
Supervision
◙ S.R. Shear. “Supervisory Duties of a Superintendent”.
◙ Avery W. Skinner. “Some Dangers in Too Strict Supervision and
Minute Prescription” [both
removed from undated (c1907) issue[s] of American Education]
G1/6:55
Miscellaneous Administrative
Correspondence, 1898-1914
G1/6:56
Henry H Vail’s Letter
Presenting Copy No 14 of his book, A History of the McGuffey
Readers. to Greenwood, 1910
[The book itself has been catalogued; see Appendix]
G1/6:57
RD Patel.
Prospectus of ‘A Treasury of Modern Education’. Rajkot, India: the author, 1913.
[Author’s
signed presentation copy]
G1/7:1
College and University
Catalogues, 1906-14
◙ Catalogue of the Montana
State Normal College, 1913-1914
◙ Announcement: Chicago Normal School, 1911-1912. ◙
“Division of Education 1908-09”. Official Register of Harvard
University 5:20 (June 1908). ◙ “Division of Education
1909-10”. Official Register of Harvard University 6:11 (Apr
1909). ◙ The Clark College Record 1:4 (Oct 1906). ◙
William P Burris. [Report of] The College for Teachers, University of
Cincinnati.
1 Dec 1908.
G1/7:2
Columbia University
Catalogues, 1909-12
◙ Teachers College Bulletin:
Dean’s Report 1913 ◙ University Bulletin of Information: Summer
Session Announcement 1909 ◙ University Bulletin of Information:
Summer Session Announcement 1910 ◙
Teachers College Bulletin 1911-1912
G1/7:3
Catalogues and Brochures from
Vocational Training Schools, 1909-12
◙ The Scarab 1:8 (April 1910),
Quarterly Magazine of Technical High School, Cleveland, OH; and samples
of items printed in school print shop. ◙ The Cleveland Technical
High School: Its Inception, Building and Equipment, Together with an
Outline of the Course of Study. Cleveland: Board of Education, 1910.
◙ Flyer for The Union School of Salesmanship, Boston, MA, nd. ◙
Prospectus of Technical Day School for Boys, School Year 1909-10.
London: The Borough Polytechnic Institute, 1909. ◙ Prospectus and Time
Table ... Technical Day School for Boys, Day Trade School for Girls
and Domestic Economy Day School for Girls ... London: Shoreditch
Technical Institute, 1909. ◙ Chicago Public Schools Free Evening
High Schools. Chicago: Board of Education, 1912. ◙ Trade School
Bulletin; newsletter by School Committee of the City of Boston; Nos.
1-5 (1910-1912). ◙
Elementary Industrial School, Cleveland Public Schools. Cleveland:
The Board of Education, 1910. ◙ Advertising card for Spalding’s
Commercial College, Kansas City. ◙ Catalogue of the Philadelphia
Trades School. Philadelphia: The Board of Education, 1910. ◙
Prospectus of the Milwaukee School of Trades. Milwaukee: the School,
1909. ◙ The Boston Home and School Newsletter: Vocational Guidance
Number 3:1 (Jan 1912). ◙ The Stuyvesant Evening Trade School Season
of 1910-1911. New York: Department of Education, 1910.
G1/7:4
Duplicate Kansas City Schools
Manuals
◙ Course of Study and
Syllabus of Grade Work of the Kansas City Elementary Schools.
[Kansas City Board of Education], 1910. ◙ Manual and
Directory of the Public Schools of Kansas City, Mo. Kansas City:
[Board of Education] Secretary,
1910-11, 1911-12 (3 c), 1912-13. (each contains Greenwood’s notes
re teacher ratings & personnel changes for the next year; Greenwood’s
personal, leather bound copies have been catalogued]
G1/7:5
Personal Daily Diaries,
Notebooks and Scrapbooks
◙ Leather bound pocket day book “Compliments of H.C. Cheney, Manager for
Charles Scribner’s Sons, Chicago” ▪ 1905 ▪1907 ▪1910
◙ The National Diary, 1911; “Important Educational Clippings, J.M.
Greenwood / 1913” in Greenwood’s handwriting on cover
◙ Date Book ▪ 1912 ▪1913 ◙ Red 4.x6” Loose-leaf 4x6” binder.
[Notes on school visits, 1908; alphabetized by school]
◙ Institute Note Book, American Book Company (4) ◙ Salesman’s
‘dummy’ of Evangeline ◙ Patterson’s Complete Composition Book. ◙ The Pencil Factory
of Johann Faber, Nuremberg. (1893).
◙ Scrapbook ◙
Greenwood’s leather wallet
[Note: These books aren’t always used solely for their intended
purposes; day books, for example, may have appointments noted but may
also be used as scrapbooks or notebooks for outlines and random
thoughts]
G1/7:6
Chace School Register,
1905-06
◙
1905-06 annual register for Chace School used as a scrapbook &
labeled “Educatorial / Aug 24, 1911 / J.M. Greenwood”; newspaper
clippings on educational topics have been glued over entries in the
first half of the register; visible entries show 1905-06 attendance
records for pupils in the classes of: Misses ▪ Burton (girls’ page only)
▪ Elledge ▪ Hide ▪ Jullian ▪ Baker ▪ Moore ▪ Sisson ▪ Donovan ▪ Young ▪
Vance ▪ Burke ▪ Patton ▪ Jones; Principal, G.W. Armstrong.
Information provided for each student: Name, Age in years &
months, Date of Admission, From What School admitted, Grade, Class, Name
of Parent or Guardian, Occupation of Parent or Guardian, Residence
Address, Student’s Birth place, Date Pupil Left Class and Reason,
Vaccinated, Attendance Record for First and Second Terms and Totals for
Year.
G1/7:7
James M. Greenwood.
History of the People of Missouri. Original Manuscript (incomplete)
[See typed transcript in MoColl F466 G74]
G1/7:8
Greenwood Family Photos
◙
Photo album added to the collection by the Greenwood Family in
1968; see Appendix for contents
◙ Framed portraits of
James M. and Amanda Greenwood, gift of Jeanette Greenwood Lewers
[located in Special Collections art storage]
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