Series 1. Correspondence, 1911-26, 1949, 1979, n.d.

Box 1

Correspondence between Miller and Woolsey, 1916
Mid-European Union, 1918, n.d.
Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1911-26, 1949, 1979

Series 2. Newspaper Clippings, 1918, 1924, 1951

Box 1 (cont.)

Newspaper clippings, 1918, 1924, 1951

Series 3. Maps, 1918, n.d.

Box 1 (cont.)

“Pays Tchèques: Boheme, Morarie, Silesie, Austrichienne et Sloraquie,” n.d.
“The New Map of Europe: Approximate Boundaries of Peoples,” 1918 (3 copies)

Series 4. Printed Material, n.d.

Box 1 (cont.)

Printed material, n.d.

Series 5. Speeches, 1911, n.d.

Box 1 (cont.)

“Speech at cemetery,” n.d.
“The speech by the remains of honored member," n.d.
“To the Lectural tour of Austrian universities by Bohemian patriot, artist, Count Fr. Luetzan," 1911

Series 6. Writings

Subseries 1. Mid-European Union, 1918, n.d.

Box 1 (cont.)

“Declaration of Common Aims of the Independent Mid-European Nations,” 1918

“History, Plans & Aims of the Mid-European Union,” n.d.

List of Signers, c. 1918

“A New World-Task: Organizing democracy,” by Susan Fidélité Hinman n.d. (3 copies)

Untitled, by Susan Fidélité Hinman n.d.

Subseries 2. Published Writings, 1918-21, 1931

Box 1(cont.)

“The American Spirit and the Organization of Mid-Europe,” in Publications of the American Sociological Society Vol. 13 (1918), pp. 180-87.

“The Bulwark of Freedom: Being a Discussion of the Cohesive Forces at Work Among the Subject Nationalities of Central Europe,” in The Survey (5 October 1918), pp. 5-10.

“Dynamic China: ‘Round the World Log of a Sociologist-IV,” in World Unity (February 1931), pp. 321-32.

“Indo-China and Angkor: ‘Round the World Log of a Sociologist-V,” in World Unity (March 1931), pp. 401-7.

“Oppression Psychosis and the Immigrant,” in Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (January 1921), pp. 1-6.

“What is Americanization?” in Ohio History Teachers’ Journal (May 1919), pp 1-8.

Subseries 3. Unpublished Manuscripts

Box 1 (cont.)

“Notes on the Czechoslovaks,” n.d.

“Impressions of the First National Convention of the Poles of America,” by Susan Fidélité Hinman n.d.