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Mason-Jackson Labor Council Papers
Extensive financial records, constitutions, bylaws, membership records, minutes to meetings, recruitment programs, and elections material circulated by COPE, the AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education. Included are inter-union correspondence on strikes, political lobbying efforts, policy statements, and candidate questionnaires which were sent out by COPE.
Mason Mathews, Attorney, Letters
The 24 letters are addressed to Mason Mathews, a Lewisburg attorney and father of Governor Henry Mason Mathews and cover the years 1873 until his death in 1878. Another letter to Mathews daughter, Sallie Patton is incomplete. One deed, dated 1836, is witnessed by Mathews as a justice of the peace. Frequent correspondents include: John Echols, John W. Johnston, Walter N. Johnston, and Howard Shriver.
Masonic Edition of the Bible for Morgantown Union Lodge No. 4, A.F. & A.M
Masonic Edition of the Bible titled "The Bible and King Solomon's Temple in Masonry" by John Wesley Kelchner." Cover is embossed with "Morgantown Union Lodge Ledge No. 4, A.F. & A.M."
Matewan Massacre Records
Matewan Trial Transcript
Mathematics Field Day Competition, Plaque and Photograph
One 8 x 8 metal plaque with raised lettering stating "David Ware, Mathematics Field Day comp, 1979, 1st Place Regional"; one 8 x 10 color photographic print of portrait of David Ware, ca. 1979.
Matheny-Stutler Correspondence
Matlick Family Papers, Typed Document
This collection consists of ARMY AND PRISON REMINISCENCES OF THE CIVIL WAR, by Jacob G. Matlick, transcribed by R.K. Matlick, Martha J. Aldrich, and R.R. Matlick (1977); THE ORIGIN OF THE CONJUGAL ESTATE, by Jacob G. Matlick (n.d.); HISTORY OF THE MATLICK FAMILY, by Jacob G. Matlick, Edna Matlick Childers, and Essie Matlick McPherson, edited by Loreta D.M. Kreeger.
Matthew Mansfield Neely (1874-1958), Politician, Papers
Matthew Mansfield Neely (1874-1958), Politician, Scrapbooks
Newspaper clippings on Neely's controversy as a law student at WVU, and his subsequent career as a lawyer, Mayor of Fairmont, Congressman, and United States Senator.