Harding praises Ontjes, skirting around the narrowly averted mob violence.

The list from Camp Dodge

Harding's response to Moeszinger regarding Camp Dodge

Metcalf says 'thanks,' but no funds as of yet.

Wants to surreptitiously check out men in question. They should be "taught a drastic lesson."

Maybe a prelude to Babel! Responder notes that Spencer brings up issues of "foreign language schools" for first time and that he'll look into it.

This bulletin is from the office of the Governor W. L. Harding, written by Herbert J. Metcalf dated November 23, 1917. The bulletin states that the Iowa State Council of National Defense is proud of the efforts from the women of Iowa. It also states…

A Mr. Keasling "is making threats a gainst the government by threatening to resist the draft of his sons, threatening bodily injury in case his sons are called."

Harding explains to Metcalf his reason of resignation, pertaining to being called into active duty

Letter requesting copies of Governors letters regarding hog shortages and seed corn situation.