The Marcus Garvey and Universal Negro Improvement Association Papers, Vol. VI
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The Marcus Garvey and Universal Negro Improvement Association Papers, Vol. VI

September 1924-December 1927

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The Marcus Garvey and Universal Negro Improvement Association Papers, Vol. VI

September 1924-December 1927

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"If I die in Atlanta my work shall then only begin, but I shall live, in the physical or spiritual, to see the day of Africa's glory.... I shall write the history that will inspire the millions that are coming and leave the posterity of our enemies to reckon with the hosts for the deeds of their fathers."ā€”Marcus Garvey upon his imprisonment in the Atlanta federal penitentiary, 1925 The sixth volume of The Marcus Garvey and UNIA Papers spans the great divide in the affairs of the American Garvey movement that resulted from the imprisonment of its charismatic leader in 1925. The volume tells the story of Garvey's failed efforts to win the appeal against his conviction for mail fraud, his incarceration, the legal battle to win his freedom, and the massive grass-roots petition movement mobilized in his defense. The activism inspired by Garvey's imprisonment was confounded by internecine struggles within the hierarchy of the movement and by growing financial difficulties, including the failure of the Black Cross Navigation and Trading Company, the loss of Liberty Hall, and the bankruptcy of Liberty University. The volume ends with Garvey's release from prison and his deportation from America. Although he never returned to the United States, Garvey continued his forceful shaping of the history of the movement that bore his name, first from Jamaica and then from his final exile in Britain.
"If I die in Atlanta my work shall then only begin, but I shall live, in the physical or spiritual, to see the day of Africa's glory.... I shall write the history that will inspire the millions that are coming and leave the posterity of our enemies to

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Publisher
University of California Press
Year
2023
Print ISBN
9780520065680
eBook ISBN
9780520342286
Edition
1
Topic
History
Subtopic
African History
Index
History

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Title
  3. Copyright
  4. CONTENTS
  5. ILLUSTRATIONS
  6. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
  7. INTRODUCTION
  8. EDITORIAL PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES
  9. TEXTUAL DEVICES
  10. SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIA TIONS
  11. CHRONOLOGY
  12. UNIA Delegation to President Calvin Coolidge
  13. William R. Castle, Chief, Division of Western European Affairs, Department of State, to Charles Evans Hughes, Secretary of State
  14. Article in the New York Times
  15. Writ of Error of Marcus Garvey, Marcus Garvey v. United States, U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Second Circuit
  16. Speech by Marcus Garvey
  17. Vice President, Panama Rail Road Company,1 to M. L. Walker,2 President
  18. Negro World Notice
  19. Editorial by Marcus Garvey in the Negro World
  20. F. W. Williams1 to the NAACP
  21. Speech by Marcus Garvey
  22. D. C. Hunter to the NAACP
  23. Brief for the United States, Marcus Garvey v. United States, U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Second Circuit
  24. Speech by Marcus Garvey
  25. Reply Brief for Marcus Garvey, Marcus Garvey v. United States, U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Second Circuit
  26. Speech by Marcus Garvey
  27. J. W. Ross1 to Charles Evans Hughes
  28. A. E. Paterson, Freight Agent, to S. W. Heald, Superintendent, Panama Rail Road Company
  29. Judgment of Appeal,
  30. Article in the New York Times
  31. C. A. Harrigan to President Calvin Coolidge
  32. Petition of Marcus Garvey for Writ of Certiorari to the U.S. Supreme Court, Marcus Garvey v. United States
  33. Article in the New York Times
  34. Article by Associate Editor Norton G. Thomas in the Negro World
  35. Negro World Announcement
  36. Registration Form, Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
  37. Editorial Letter by Marcus Garvey in the Negro World
  38. Negro World Notice
  39. William Sherrill to Marcus Garvey
  40. C. A. Harrigan to William J. Donovan,1 Assistant Attorney General
  41. Marcus Garvey to Sen. James E. Watson1
  42. Clifford Bourne, UNIA Chancellor, to Marcus Garvey
  43. JosƩ de Olivares,1 American Consul, Kingston, Jamaica, to Frank Billings Kellogg,2 Secretary of State
  44. James Finch1, Pardon Attorney, to Rep. Clarence J. McLeod
  45. William Sherrill to Marcus Garvey
  46. Denial of Writ of Certiorari, U.S. Supreme Court
  47. Editorial in the Spokesman1
  48. Brief for the United States in Opposition to the Petition of Marcus Garvey for a Writ of Certiorari, Marcus Garvey v. United States
  49. Negro World Notice
  50. James Finch to Amy Jacques Garvey
  51. Article in the Star and Herald
  52. J. A. Mitchell,1 Chief Customs Inspector, to Shipping Commissioner, Panama Canal Zone
  53. Amy Jacques Garvey to James Finch
  54. Stock Certificate
  55. John Sargent,1 Attorney General, to Rep. William I. Swoope2
  56. Declaration by the Central Executive Committee, Workers (Communist) Party of America1
  57. William Sherrill to President Calvin Coolidge
  58. Marcus Garvey Pardon Delegation to John Sargent
  59. Great Adams to President Calvin Coolidge
  60. NEGRO WORLD NOTICE
  61. Amy Jacques Garvey to Arthur Schomburg
  62. George Gordon Battle to John Sargent
  63. Amy Jacques Garvey to Arthur Schomburg
  64. Report by Special Agent in Charge H. P. Wright1
  65. E. M. Edwards to Marcus Garvey
  66. Negro World Notice
  67. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  68. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  69. Marcus Garvey to Earnest S. Cox1
  70. Editorial by Marcus Garvey in the Negro World (ā€œAfrican Fundamentalismā€)1
  71. John T. Alsop, Mayor, Jacksonville, Florida, to Special Agent in Charge H. P. Wright
  72. Marcus Garvey to E. M. Edwards
  73. Marcus Garvey to Earnest S. Cox
  74. Marcus Garvey to Earnest S. Cox
  75. Marcus Garvey to President Calvin Coolidge
  76. Marcus Garvey to President Calvin Coolidge
  77. James Finch to Edgar M. Blessing,1 Solicitor, Post Office Department
  78. Amy Jacques Garvey to John Sargent
  79. Marcus Garvey to Earnest S. Cox
  80. G. Emonei Carter to Marcus Garvey
  81. Dr. A. F. Quillian to John W. Snook,1 Warden, Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
  82. Emory R. Buckner1, U.S. Attorney for New York, to James Finch
  83. Report by Post Office Inspector F. E. Shea
  84. Marcus Garvey to Earnest S. Cox
  85. Marcus Garvey to Norton G. Thomas
  86. Amy Jacques Garvey to J. R. Ralph Casimir
  87. Marcus Garvey to Earnest S. Cox
  88. Essay by Marcus Garvey
  89. Essays on Racial Purity by Marcus Garvey
  90. Acting Pardon Attorney to Emory R. Buckner
  91. Emory R. Buckner to Acting Pardon Attorney
  92. Judge Julian W. Mack to Emory R. Buckner
  93. Marcus Garvey to Earnest S. Cox
  94. Marcus Garvey to Earnest S. Cox
  95. Marcus Garvey to Earnest S. Cox
  96. Marcus Garvey to Norton G. Thomas
  97. Marcus Garvey to Anthony Crawford1
  98. Marcus Garvey to Earnest S. Cox
  99. Anthony Crawford to Marcus Garvey
  100. Marcus Garvey to the Members of the New York Local UNIA Division
  101. Marcus Garvey to John Sargent
  102. James Finch to Marcus Garvey
  103. George Weston, Vice President, New York Local UNIA Division, to the Associated Press, Washington, D.C.
  104. William Sherrill to Marcus Garvey
  105. Negro World Notice
  106. Article in the Panama Star and Herald
  107. American Negro Labor Congress to Marcus Garvey
  108. Theophelus E. Dixon to President Calvin Coolidge
  109. Fred A. Toote, William Ware, Samuel Haynes, and J. A. Craigen to Marcus Garvey
  110. Letter of Introduction for John Powell by Marcus Garvey
  111. Speech by John Powell
  112. Anthony Crawford to Marcus Garvey
  113. Marcus Garvey to Anthony Crawford
  114. Amy Jacques Garvey to Marcus Garvey
  115. Officers, St. Louis UNIA Division, to President Calvin Coolidge
  116. George Weston, President, and Hannah Nicholas, Secretary, New York Local UNIA Division, to President Calvin Coolidge
  117. James Finch to
  118. Amy Jacques Garvey to Marcus Garvey
  119. Marcus Garvey to
  120. Marcus Garvey to Anthony Crawford
  121. Marcus Garvey to Judge John P. Oā€™Brien, Surrogateā€™s Court, New York
  122. William Sherrill and Anthony Crawford to Marcus Garvey
  123. Marcus Garvey to Norton G. Thomas
  124. Anthony Crawford to Marcus Garvey
  125. Marcus Garvey to Joab Banton, District Attorney for New York County
  126. Amy Jacques Garvey to Marcus Garvey
  127. Petition from UNIA Members, Bocas del Toro, Panama
  128. Amy Jacques Garvey to Marcus Garvey
  129. Amy Jacques Garvey to Marcus Garvey
  130. Clifford Bourne to Marcus Garvey
  131. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  132. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  133. Marcus Garvey to Mr. McEvoy, Printer, Henri Rogowski and Company
  134. Editorial by Marcus Garvey in the Negro World
  135. Amy Jacques Garvey to Marcus Garvey
  136. Louis Jacobson and Haskel Jacobs, Counselors at Law, to William Sherrill
  137. Percival Burrows to Marcus Garvey
  138. Amy Jacques Garvey to Marcus Garvey
  139. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  140. Marcus Garvey to Prof. D. H. Kyle
  141. James Finch to George Gordon Battle
  142. Clifford Bourne to Marcus Garvey
  143. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  144. John Sargent to Sen. Frank B. Willis
  145. Marcus Garvey to Norton G. Thomas
  146. Marcus Garvey to Norton G. Thomas
  147. Amy Jacques Garvey to Marcus Garvey
  148. Memorandum by James Finch
  149. G. Emonei Carter, UNIA Secretary General, to President Calvin Coolidge
  150. Article in the Negro World by William Sherrill
  151. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  152. Nicholas Longworth,1 Speaker of the House, to John Sargent
  153. John Sargent to Sen. L. D. Tyson
  154. W. L. Lains,1 Atlanta UNIA Member, to President Calvin Coolidge
  155. Marcus Garvey to Armin Kohn and Maurice Nagler
  156. Amy Jacques Garvey to Marcus Garvey
  157. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  158. James Finch to Nicholas Longworth
  159. Marcus Garvey to James Finch
  160. Marcus Garvey to James Finch
  161. Rash Behari Bose1 to the Secretary, UNIA
  162. George Gordon Battle to James Finch
  163. Nicholas Longworth to John Sargent
  164. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  165. Marcus Garvey to William Ware
  166. John Sargent to Nicholas Longworth
  167. Marcus Garvey to William Sherrill
  168. Marcus Garvey to Henrietta Vinton Davis
  169. George Gordon Battle to James Finch
  170. Petition from UNIA Division No. 200, Port Antonio, Jamaica
  171. James Finch to Harry E. Hull,1 Commissioner General of Immigration, Department of Labor
  172. James Finch to Emory R. Buckner
  173. Emory R. Buckner to James Finch
  174. Emory R. Buckner to James Finch
  175. Marcus Garvey to Earnest S. Cox
  176. Marcus Garvey to Earnest S. Cox
  177. Marcus Garvey to Percival Burrows
  178. Marcus Garvey to J. J. Peters
  179. W. W. Husband,1 Second Assistant Secretary of Labor, to John Sargent
  180. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  181. John Sargent to James Finch
  182. Marcus Garvey to the Secretary, New York Local UNIA Division
  183. Marcus Garvey to L. J. Van Pelt
  184. John Sargent to President Calvin Coolidge
  185. Department of Justice White House Memorandum
  186. James Finch to Marcus Garvey
  187. Marcus Garvey to Norton G. Thomas
  188. Marcus Garvey to J. J. Peters
  189. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  190. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  191. Marcus Garvey to Earnest S. Cox
  192. Amy Jacques Garvey to UNIA Co-workers
  193. Editorial by Marcus Garvey in the Negro World
  194. Marcus Garvey to Prof. D. H. Kyle, Chairman, Marcus Garvey Committee on Justice1
  195. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  196. Report of Proceedings, Ann Rebecca Morter v. Arthur Balderamos, H. H. Cain, and the UNIA
  197. G. Emonei Carter to Marcus Garvey
  198. Anthony Crawford to the Black Cross Navigation and Trading Company
  199. Amy Jacques Garvey to Kametaro Mitsukawa
  200. Amy Jacques Garvey to Marcus Garvey
  201. Amy Jacques Garvey to Marcus Garvey
  202. Marcus Garvey to Mr. McEvoy
  203. Marcus Garvey to Norton G. Thomas
  204. Marcus Garvey to Norton G. Thomas
  205. Negro World Notice
  206. Editorial Letter by Marcus Garvey in the Negro World
  207. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  208. Marcus Garvey to George Alexander McGuire
  209. Marcus Garvey to M. L. T. De Mena
  210. Marcus Garvey to Robert Watson Winston
  211. Editorial Letter by Marcus Garvey
  212. Article in the New York Age
  213. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  214. Amy Jacques Garvey to Sir Esme Howard, British Ambassador to the United States
  215. Amy Jacques Garvey to
  216. Judge John P. Oā€™Brien to John Sargent
  217. C. A. Campbell to Marcus Garvey
  218. Marcus Garvey to Uriah Gittens
  219. Mrs. A. S. Alexander to the New York Age
  220. Diary Entry by Robert Watson Winston
  221. Marcus Garvey to William Phillips1
  222. Amy Jacques Garvey to Isaac D. White, Editor, New York World
  223. Enclosure:
  224. Statement by Amy Jacques Garvey
  225. Marcus Garvey to J. A. Craigen
  226. Marcus Garvey to William Ware
  227. Letter by Marcus Garvey in the Negro World
  228. Lester Walton1 to Isaac D. White
  229. Convention Message from Marcus Garvey
  230. Charges Against William Sherrill by Marcus Garvey
  231. W. W. Husband to John Sargent
  232. Enclosure:
  233. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  234. Marcus Garvey to Fred A. Toote1
  235. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  236. Article in the New York Age
  237. Convention Report by Norton G. Thomas
  238. Excerpts from the Decision of Chief Justice H. K. M. Sisnett, Ann Rebecca Morter v. Arthur Balderamos, H. H. Cain, and the UNIA
  239. Marcus Garvey to Norton G. Thomas
  240. Report by G. Emonei Carter
  241. Marcus Garvey to John Sargent
  242. Article in the Baltimore Afro-American
  243. Article by Cyril Briggs in the Negro World
  244. Article in the Negro World
  245. Speech by Fred A. Toote, UNIA Acting President General
  246. Amy Jacques Garvey to Marcus Garvey
  247. Marcus Garvey to Fred A. Toote
  248. Fred A. Toote to Marcus Garvey
  249. Fred A. Toote and F. Levi Lord to Amy Jacques Garvey
  250. Enclosure: Form to Be Signed by Amy Jacques Garvey
  251. W. A. Wallace to James Finch
  252. Marcus Garvey to Fred A. Toote
  253. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  254. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  255. James Finch to W. A. Wallace
  256. Mohandas K. Gandhi to Amy Jacques Garvey
  257. Marcus Garvey to Norton G. Thomas
  258. Marcus Garvey to Fred A. Toote
  259. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  260. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  261. Marcus Garvey to Earnest S. Cox
  262. Marcus Garvey to Fred A. Toote
  263. Marcus Garvey to Percival Burrows
  264. Marcus Garvey to Norton G. Thomas
  265. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  266. Marcus Garvey to Fred A. Toote
  267. Marcus Garvey to James P. Cannon1
  268. Acting Pardon Attorney to George Gordon Battle
  269. Press Release of Rival UNIA Convention, New York
  270. Deposition of George Weston, UNIA, Incorporated v. Marcus Garvey, Amy Jacques Garvey, et al.
  271. W. A. Wallace to the President, Officers, and Members of the UNIA
  272. Marcus Garvey to UNIA Executive Officers
  273. Affidavit by Marcus Garvey, UNIA, Incorporated, v. Marcus Garvey, Amy Jacques Garvey, et al.
  274. Speech by Fred A. Toote
  275. Marcus Garvey to F. Levi Lord
  276. Marcus Garvey to Norton G. Thomas
  277. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  278. Marcus Garvey to Samuel Haynes
  279. Marcus Garvey to Norton G. Thomas
  280. Marcus Garvey to Messrs. McEvoy and Skinner
  281. Affidavit by George Weston, UNIA, Incorporated, v. Marcus Garvey, Amy Jacques Garvey, et al.
  282. Marcus Garvey to Norton G. Thomas
  283. Marcus Garvey to Armin Kohn and Maurice Nagler
  284. Marcus Garvey to Norton G. Thomas
  285. Prison Visitor Record
  286. A. H. Showman to the Superintendent of Prisons, Department of Justice
  287. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  288. Marcus Garvey to Fred A. Toote
  289. Marcus Garvey to John W. Snook
  290. John W. Snook to H. C. Heckman, Assistant Superintendent of Prisons, Department of Justice
  291. Interview with Marcus Garvey by Joel A. Rogers
  292. James Finch to Rep. James M. Mead1
  293. Marcus Garvey to President Calvin Coolidge
  294. Enclosure:
  295. Marcus Garvey to John Sargent
  296. Amy Jacques Garvey to Nicholas Murray Butler, President, Columbia University
  297. Negro World Notice
  298. James Finch to Armin Kohn
  299. James Finch to Armin Kohn
  300. James Finch to Zebedee Green1
  301. Armin Kohn and Maurice Nagler to John Sargent
  302. Extract from Memorandum by James Finch
  303. Memorandum by James Finch
  304. Armin Kohn to John Sargent
  305. Enclosure:
  306. S. R. Church, Editor, Virginia Union Farmer, to President Calvin Coolidge
  307. W. A. Plecker, Registrar of Vital Statistics, Commonwealth of Virginia, to President Calvin Coolidge
  308. MARCH 1927 Prison Record of Marcus Garvey
  309. George Mallison to President Calvin Coolidge
  310. Charles C. Berkeley, President, Newport News Post, Anglo-Saxon Clubs of America, to President Calvin Coolidge
  311. James Finch to W. A. Plecker
  312. Negro World Notices
  313. Brief by Armin Kohn and Maurice Nagler
  314. Speech by Fred A. Toote
  315. E. B. Knox1 to Sen. Charles Deneen2
  316. Editorial by Fred A. Toote in the Negro World
  317. James Finch to John W. Snook
  318. Lucian A. Slaughter to President Calvin Coolidge
  319. Charles T. Nellans, Physician, Atlanta Federal Penitentiary, to John W. Snook
  320. Edward Hoogerbook to John Sargent
  321. Enclosure:
  322. Article in the Chicago Whip
  323. Editorial by Fred A. Toote in the Negro World
  324. ā€œKeep Coolā€
  325. Advertisement for ā€œKeep Coolā€™5
  326. J. Edgar Hoover to James Finch
  327. Earl Little,1 W. M. Townsend, and Robert Finney, Officers, International Industrial Club of Milwaukee, to President Calvin Coolidge
  328. Negro World Advertisement
  329. J. A. Marshall to John Sargent
  330. Harrison Underwood, J. H. Roberts, E. F. Gibbon, John Orr, and Prophet G. W. Hurley,1 Universal Hagar Spiritual Association, to President Calvin Coolidge
  331. James Green to President Calvin Coolidge
  332. Negro World Announcement
  333. Negro World Notice
  334. James Finch to Mrs. E. J. Wheatley
  335. Marcus Garvey to J. A. Craigen
  336. James Green to John Sargent
  337. Marcus Garvey to E. E. Mair,1 Business Manager, Negro World
  338. Marcus Garvey to Caleb Robinson,1 Principal, Liberty University
  339. Marcus Garvey to Mrs. Thompson
  340. Marcus Garvey to E. B. Knox
  341. Marcus Garvey to Chicago UNIA Division
  342. Marcus Garvey to Ethel Collins1
  343. Marcus Garvey to Ethel Collins
  344. Marcus Garvey to Sidney Dalrymple1
  345. Marcus Garvey to Norton G. Thomas
  346. Marcus Garvey to E. B. Knox
  347. Marcus Garvey to E. B. Knox
  348. Marcus Garvey to E. B. Knox
  349. Marcus Garvey to E. B. Knox
  350. Marcus Garvey to E. B. Knox
  351. Editorial in the Chattanooga News
  352. Marcus Garvey to Norton G. Thomas
  353. Marcus Garvey to Zebedee Green
  354. Article in the Baltimore Afro-American
  355. Marcus Garvey to E. B. Knox
  356. Marcus Garvey to Robert Malone1
  357. Article in the Negro World
  358. Marcus Garvey to the Egyptian Nationalist Party1
  359. Marcus Garvey to Zebedee Green
  360. Marcus Garvey to Zebedee Green
  361. William Pickens to the New Republic
  362. Marcus Garvey to E. B. Knox
  363. Marcus Garvey to J. J. Peters
  364. Negro World Notice
  365. Marcus Garvey to E. B. Knox
  366. Marcus Garvey to Leonard Smith
  367. Marcus Garvey to J. A. Craigen
  368. James Green to President Calvin Coolidge
  369. Marcus Garvey to E. B. Knox
  370. Marcus Garvey to J. J. Peters
  371. Marcus Garvey to E. B. Knox
  372. Marcus Garvey to Zebedee Green
  373. Marcus Garvey to J. A. Craigen
  374. Marcus Garvey to Norton G. Thomas
  375. Marcus Garvey to J. Hamilton Kent1
  376. Marcus Garvey to William Evans1
  377. Marcus Garvey to Fred A. Toote
  378. Marcus Garvey to J. A. Craigen
  379. Marcus Garvey to E. B. Knox
  380. ARTICLE IN THE NEW YORK AMSTERDAM NEWS
  381. James Finch to Armin Kohn
  382. Amy Jacques Garvey to Marcus Garvey
  383. Marcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  384. arcus Garvey to Amy Jacques Garvey
  385. Negro World Notice
  386. Recommendation by James Finch
  387. John Sargent to President Calvin Coolidge
  388. Commutation of Sentence
  389. James Finch to Harry E. Hull
  390. James Finch to John W. Snook
  391. W. A. Wallace to President Calvin Coolidge
  392. James Finch to John Sargent
  393. G. Emonei Carter to President Calvin Coolidge
  394. Notice of Discharge of Marcus Garvey from Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
  395. Garvey Supporters to President Calvin Coolidge
  396. Special Message by Marcus Garvey
  397. Editorial Letter by Marcus Garvey in the Negro World
  398. Robe Carl White,1 Assistant Secretary of Labor, to John Sargent
  399. APPEN DIXES
  400. APPENDIX I
  401. APPENDIX II
  402. APPENDIX III
  403. INDEX