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In the matter of the appeals to the secretary of commerce & labor of Galveston immigrants, who arrived under the auspices of the Jewish immigrants' information bureau : papers on rehearing...

In the matter of the appeals to the secretary of commerce & labor of Galveston immigrants, who arrived under the auspices of the Jewish immigrants' information bureau : papers on rehearing...

Jewish immigrants' information bureau (Galveston, Texas)

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Outgoing letters and cables (22.9.-24.12.1923).

Outgoing letters and cables (22.9.-24.12.1923).

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A telegram to the Information Bureau for Jewish Affairs from the chairman of the Romny City Council with a message about violence.

A telegram to the Information Bureau for Jewish Affairs from the chairman of the Romny City Council with a message about violence.

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Letters and cables received.

Letters and cables received.

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Letters and cables received.

Letters and cables received.

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Outgoing letters and cables (1926).

Outgoing letters and cables (1926).

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Outgoing letters and cables (18.6.-21.9.1923).

Outgoing letters and cables (18.6.-21.9.1923).

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Outgoing letters and cables, incl.: some reports (24.12.1923-3.4.1924).

Outgoing letters and cables, incl.: some reports (24.12.1923-3.4.1924).

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