Ann Arbor / Montreal / the Hague / Munich / Toronto / Honolulu / Hillsdale / New York City / New York / Chicago / /
Company
Coffey / Hayden Company / U.S. Steel / Mead / Franklin Savings Bank / Michigan Law Review / Bowery Savings Bank / Postal Telegraph Company / National City Bank / Michigan Law School / /
Continent
Europe / South America / /
Country
Japan / United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Person Travel / Employment Change / Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
University Benefactor / James P. Hall / Hutchins Hall / Harvard Law Library / Vassar College / Michigan Law Library / See A BOOK OF THE LAW QUADRANGLE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN / Legal Research building / University of Michigan Law Library / Chicago Law Institute / Law Library / Bentley Historical Library / University of Michigan Law School Library / Martha Cook Building / THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY / Library Committee / University of Michigan Law School / Admiralty Court / University of Michigan / HISTORY OF VASSAR COLLEGE / University Library / Memorial Prepared / John P. Cook dormitory / University of Berlin / HARRY BURNS HUTCHINS AND THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN / Tripler Army Hospital / Library Science / World’s Finest Educational Building / University of Minnesota / Rockefeller Hall / University Receives Gift / University of Paris / /
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law library / law school buildings / life practicing law / eminent foreign law collection / energy / law school archives / law jurisdictions / renowned law school / law schools / comparative law / public services / foreign law / foreign law collection / law-making power / law library staff / tax law / directed energy / /
Organization
Admiralty Court / Trust Department / ¶27 Committee / University of Berlin / University of Michigan / WTO / US Federal Reserve / Academy of International Law / School of Information and Library Studies / European Union / Tripler Army Hospital / Board of Regents / of Michigan Law School / Michigan Law School / Michigan University Law Club / Harvard Law School / Lawyers Club / Harvard / Vassar College / Building Committee / Department of Library Science / Association of Research Libraries / Library Committee / Legal Research Building.38 ¶27 Committee / League of Nations / University of Paris / United Nations / Law School / Chicago Law Institute / University of Minnesota / University of Michigan Law School / the University of Michigan / /
Person
W. K. Vanderbilt / Dean Henry Bates / ILENE H. FORSYTH / Margaret A. Leary / Philip Sawyer / Daniel Van Eyck / Myrtle White Godwin / Blythe Stason / William Warner / Marion Burton / Edgar Durfee / James B. Angell / E. Blythe Stason / ARTHUR T. HAMLIN / Alfred F. Conard / Hutchins Paused / William B. Coudert / Walter H. Sawyer / Dean E. Blythe / Elizabeth B. Steere / Clarence Mackay / KATHRYN HORSTE / John W. Mackay / Earl D. Babst / Clarence Cook / James Murfin / ELIZABETH GASPAR BROWN / E. B. Steere / Edward Palmer York / Clarence Little / William W. Cook / Harry Hutchins / Hobart R. Coffey / James Thayer Gerould / Joseph H. Drake / William Wilson Cook / Edwin Dickinson / SHIRLEY W. SMITH / John Vance / Henry Moore Bates / Robert G. Peterson / Victor Lane / John T. Creighton / Hobart Coffey / ROBERT E. MOLYNEUX / Harry B. Hutchins / Henry Bates / Nathan Fred / Horace L. Wilgus / Clarence Cook Little / /
Position
Librarian / president / constructive architect / professor / Assistant Law Librarian / director of the University Library / draftsman / visiting professor / assistant / dean / the librarian / specialist in international law / lead architect / Law Library Director / Judge Advocate General / Director and Librarian / general counsel / officer / dean / library director / teacher / Director / law librarian / lawyer / /
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Ohio / Minnesota / Virginia / New York / Michigan / Maryland / /
PublishedMedium
Architectural Digest / the Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals / the Michigan Law Review / Library Journal / /
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