Box 8
Container
Contains 108 Results:
30. Partial news clipping. Las Vegas Daily Optic. Headline: "Rogers Needed Money to Get Married On: The Self-confessed Kindnapper Grieves Over Disclosure of Love Affair.", April 17, 1911.
Archival Record — Box: 8, Bundle: 18.
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The Rogers Papers include legal, professional, and personal documents relating to all of Waldo Rogers' life. The legal and business documents pertain to the cases Rogers tried or over which Rogers presided during his time on the bench in Albuquerque. Included are case notes (1933-1958), letters between Rogers and other lawyers and judges, and the records of a lawsuit filed against Rogers based on the undesired outcome of a court case (1959-1961). There is an extensive collection of newspaper...
Dates:
April 17, 1911.
31. Letter from Will Rogers to Albert and Helen. Dated, Friday night. He asks their forgiveness and claims he could not have actually carried out his plan of taking their money but he wanted a house like their's. Manuscript,
Archival Record — Box: 8, Bundle: 18.
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The Rogers Papers include legal, professional, and personal documents relating to all of Waldo Rogers' life. The legal and business documents pertain to the cases Rogers tried or over which Rogers presided during his time on the bench in Albuquerque. Included are case notes (1933-1958), letters between Rogers and other lawyers and judges, and the records of a lawsuit filed against Rogers based on the undesired outcome of a court case (1959-1961). There is an extensive collection of newspaper...
Dates:
1895-1964
32. Letter from Will Rogers to Mrs. A.T. Rogers, his mother., April 24, 1911.
Archival Record — Box: 8, Bundle: 18.
Scope and Contents
He expresses his grief over having committed the crime and suggests that his family arrange for him to come home (from Santa Fe jail), that he could go at night when no one would see him. States that he has been in jail almost two weeks and this is" surely long enough, isn't it." Manuscript,
Dates:
April 24, 1911.
33. Letter from Will Rogers to Mrs. A.T. Rogers, his mother., April 24, 1911.
Archival Record — Box: 8, Bundle: 18.
Scope and Contents
He wants to go home and promises to stay in his own room, "where no one could see me or know that I was there." and again suggests that he could go (home) at night. Expresses a wish to be "out of the way entirely rather than in jail". And asks, by the way, did they get the package waiting at the Post Office for him and, if so, what is it, and would they bring it to him.
Dates:
April 24, 1911.
Lorna Doone
Archival Record — Box: 8
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The Rogers Papers include legal, professional, and personal documents relating to all of Waldo Rogers' life. The legal and business documents pertain to the cases Rogers tried or over which Rogers presided during his time on the bench in Albuquerque. Included are case notes (1933-1958), letters between Rogers and other lawyers and judges, and the records of a lawsuit filed against Rogers based on the undesired outcome of a court case (1959-1961). There is an extensive collection of newspaper...
Dates:
1895-1964
Henry W. Longfellow
Archival Record — Box: 8
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The Rogers Papers include legal, professional, and personal documents relating to all of Waldo Rogers' life. The legal and business documents pertain to the cases Rogers tried or over which Rogers presided during his time on the bench in Albuquerque. Included are case notes (1933-1958), letters between Rogers and other lawyers and judges, and the records of a lawsuit filed against Rogers based on the undesired outcome of a court case (1959-1961). There is an extensive collection of newspaper...
Dates:
1895-1964
The Call of the Wild
Archival Record — Box: 8
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The Rogers Papers include legal, professional, and personal documents relating to all of Waldo Rogers' life. The legal and business documents pertain to the cases Rogers tried or over which Rogers presided during his time on the bench in Albuquerque. Included are case notes (1933-1958), letters between Rogers and other lawyers and judges, and the records of a lawsuit filed against Rogers based on the undesired outcome of a court case (1959-1961). There is an extensive collection of newspaper...
Dates:
1895-1964
Anthropology
Archival Record — Box: 8
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The Rogers Papers include legal, professional, and personal documents relating to all of Waldo Rogers' life. The legal and business documents pertain to the cases Rogers tried or over which Rogers presided during his time on the bench in Albuquerque. Included are case notes (1933-1958), letters between Rogers and other lawyers and judges, and the records of a lawsuit filed against Rogers based on the undesired outcome of a court case (1959-1961). There is an extensive collection of newspaper...
Dates:
1895-1964