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United States citizen's temporary identity card for use on the Mexican border,

1920 October 19.

In Collection:	Pádraic Fleming Papers, 1919-1927
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Pádraic Fleming Papers,

Letters to Pádraic Fleming and others, 1919-1920 May.
- Telegram from Liam Mellows, New York, to Michael Grace, Oldcastle, Co. Meath, regarding the bond certificate drive, 1919 August 30.
- Telegram from Liam Mellows, New York, to Reverend Malachy Brennan, Caltra, Ballinasloe, Co. Mayo, regarding the bond certificate drive, 1919 August 30.
- Letter from Elsie Nutting, Los Angeles, California, to Pádraic Fleming, inviting him to speak to her students at Los Angeles High School about Ireland, 1920 January 3.
- Postcard from unidentified person, Honolulu, Hawaii, to Padraic Fleming, Los Angeles, informing him of his/her safe arrival in Honolulu, 1920 January 3.
- Letter from [Han?] Butler to Pádraic Fleming informing him that he/she cannot accept his invitation, 1920 February 10.
- Letter from Peter MacSwiney, Hotel Blennerhassett, Parkersburg, West Virginia, to Padraic Fleming asking him to forward his "brush" and requesting news of his brother Seán MacSwiney from Liam Mellows, 1920 February 15.
- Letter from Diarmuid Lynch, National Secretary of Friends of Irish Freedom, New York, to Padraic Fleming, regarding the publication of his pamphlet recounting his escape from Mountjoy Prison, 1920 May 27.
- Postcard from J. B. Maguire, Lakeview, Oregon, to Padraic Fleming, New York, 1920 May 31.
- Letter from Madeline Fleming (sister of Padraic Fleming) to Padraic Fleming, Holywell, Wales, about his health, 1919 May 11.
Letters to Pádraic Fleming and others, 1920 June-August.
- Telegram sent to "Youngtown, Columbus, Cincinnati, Springfield, Dayton, Newcastle (near Youngtown), Goodman" with names and addresses of various people, 1920 June 28.
- Letter from Frank P. Walsh, Chairman of the American Commission on Irish Independence, to Padraic Fleming asking him to assess the situation in Los Angeles, 1920 July 7.
- Letter from unidentified person to Padraic Fleming, 1920 July 10.
- Letter from unidentified person in Colorado, to Padraic Fleming, Los Angeles, regarding Fleming's health and the death of Liam Mellow's father, 1920 July 20.
- Letter from Frank P. Walsh, Chairman of the American Commission on Irish Independence, to Padraic Fleming regarding speaking and writing to the papers in Los Angeles about the present conditions in Ireland, 1920 July 20.
- Telegram from "Kathleen" [Kathleen O'Brennan?], New York, to Padraic Fleming, Los Angeles, informing him that the Irish Progressive League would like to buy copies of his book, 1920 July 27.
- Card from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sandy to Padraic Fleming announcing the birth of a daughter on June 5th at St. Mary's Hospital [in Chicago?], 1920 August 1.
- Letter from Frank P. Walsh, Chairman of the American Commission on Irish Independence, to Padraic Fleming regarding the financing of a picture production, 1920 August 2.
- Telegram from [Stephen M. O'Mara?] to Padraic Fleming expressing his regret that he cannot finance a moving picture and advising him to form a private company for its production, 1920 August 2.
- Telegram from "Kathleen" [Kathleen O'Brennan?] to Padraic Fleming informing him to wire "Lynch" [Diarmuid Lynch?] and ask him to send copies of Fleming's books to the Gaelic League store, Madison Avenue, New York, 1920 August 6.
- Letter from Anna M. Nolan, Chicago, to Padraic Fleming mostly about his health, 1920 August 6.
- Letter from Diarmuid Lynch, National Secretary of Friends of Irish Freedom, New York, to Padraic Fleming informing him that the copies of his pamphlet are being forwarded to the Gaelic League store on Madison Avenue and to the American Commission on Irish Independence, 1920 August 13.
- Telegram from "Liam" [Liam Mellows?], Chicago, to Padraic Fleming, Los Angeles, requesting Father Henry Feeney's address, 1920 August 19.
- Letter from the Sinn Féin Society of the Immaculate Heart College, Hollywood, California, to Padraic Fleming inviting him to visit, 1920 August 20.
- Telegram from Padraic Fleming, Los Angeles, to Frank Walsh, American Commission on Irish Independence, New York, about successful meeting in California, 1920 August 23.
- Letter from Frank P. Walsh, Chairman of the American Commission on Irish Independence, to Padraic Fleming thanking him for his telegram, 1920 August 24.
- Letter from "a sympathizer" in Los Angeles to Padraic Fleming about enlisting Alice Paul to the cause for Irish freedom, 1920 August 30.
- Envelope addressed to Padraic Fleming, Los Angeles, California, 1920 August 1.
- Letter from Father P. J. Doyle, Knockbeg Lay College, Carlow, to "Fionn" [Padraic Fleming] about the political situation in Ireland, 1920 June 8.
Letters to Pádraic Fleming and others, 1920 September-October.
- Letter from Liam Mellows to Padraic Fleming about Fleming's work in California, 1920 September 14.
- Photostat of letter from Liam Mellows to Padraic Fleming about Fleming's work in California, 1920 September 14.
- Photostat of letter from Liam Mellows to Padraic Fleming about Fleming's work in California, 1920 September 14.
- Letter from H. E. Carmichael, President of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in America, Division No. 1, San Diego, California to Padraic Fleming, inviting Fleming to stay with him at his house, 1920 September 20.
- Letter from Anna M. Nolan, Chicago, to Padraic Fleming encouraging him to lecture at Catholic colleges and convents, 1920 September 30.
- Telegram from B. Reilly, Los Angeles, to Peter Murray informing him that the "Womens League" would like Padraic Fleming to be speaker at a meeting, 1920 October 2.
- Telegram from B. Reilly, Los Angeles, to Peter Murray about a meeting that Padraic Fleming should attend, 1920 October 4.
- Letter from H. E. Carmichael to Padraic Fleming about Fleming's forthcoming visit to San Diego, 1920 October 6.
- Letter from Beryl Kennedy, Los Angeles, to Padraic Fleming asking to meet in Redondo before he leaves, 1920 October 10.
- Letter from "Ex-Rec", 37 Dublin Street, Carlow to "Fionn" [Padraic Fleming], 1920 October 11.
- Letter from Beryl Kennedy, Los Angeles, to Padraic Fleming asking to meet and giving him her plans for the week, 1920 October 21.
- Letter from Patrick C. Mulqueeney to Padraic Fleming with an excerpt from the minutes of a meeting at which Fleming spoke and asking him if he, Mulqueeney, has quoted Fleming correctly, 1920 October 24.
- Letter from Beryl Kennedy, Los Angeles, to Padraic Fleming inviting him to tea, 1920 October 27.
- Letter from Julia Bracken Wendt to Padraic Fleming informing him that the Severance Club would like to invite him to dinner, 1920 October 30.
Letters to Pádraic Fleming and others, 1920 November-December.
- Letter from Marie C. Dillon, Executive Secretary of the Women's Irish Education League, San Francisco, to Padraic Fleming about a meeting he will be addressing in San Francisco, 1920 November 8.
- Letter from Frank P. Walsh, Chairman, American Commission on Irish Independence, New York, to Padraic Fleming, Los Angeles, complimenting him on his work in Los Angeles, 1920 November 11.
- Letter from Marion Griffin, San Francisco, to Padraic Fleming about a speech he gave at a meeting, 1920 November 24.
- Copy draft letter from Father Peter C. Yorke to Andrew J. Gallagher, State President, Friends of Irish Freedom, regarding Yorke's appointment by Eamon De Valera as California director of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, 1920 November 25.
- Telegram from Eamon De Valera, New York, to Padraic Fleming, Los Angeles, informing him that Father Peter C. Yorke has been appointed director of California of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, 1920 November 25.
- Telegram from Peter Murray, Los Angeles, to Padraic Fleming, San Francisco, regarding Father Peter C. Yorke, 1920 November 26.
- Letter from Father Harry Feeney, Fruita, Colorado, to Padraic Fleming about Fleming's work in California, 1920 November 27.
- Letter from Sarah Bixby Smith, Claremont, California, to Padraic Fleming regarding a meeting at which Fleming is to speak, 1920 November 30.
- Letter from Seán Nunan, Clerk of Dáil Éireann, to Padraic Fleming, Los Angeles, informing him that the State Convention Friends of Irish Freedom, held at Fresno, California, have decided to affiliate with the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, 1920 December 9.
- Fragment of letter from Father Harry Feeney, Colorado, to Padraic Fleming, 1920 November 27.
- Letter from Joseph Cyrilus Walsh, American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, Washington D. C. to Padraic Fleming, Los Angeles, 1920 December 29.
- Letter from "Kathleen" [Kathleen M. O'Brennan?] to Padraic Fleming regarding his book, 1920 December 21.
Letters to Pádraic Fleming and others, 1921 January-February 15.
- Letter from Tommy O'Connor, New York, to Padraic Fleming, Los Angeles, informing him that the President of the United States, Woodrow Wilson, has refused him [O'Connor] a pardon for his imprisonment in 1917, 1921 January 11.
- Fragment of a Department of Public Works, Bureau of Streets, City of Chicago envelope bearing Julia Bracken Wendt's name, 1920 January 14.
- Letter from Thomas J. O'Flaherty, secretary of the James Connolly Literary Society, New York, to Padraic Fleming, New York, inviting him to lecture at their forum, 1921 January 26.
- Letter from [Han?] Butler, New York, to Padraic Fleming, New York, thanking him for his gift of a book, 1921 February 4.
- Letter from John H. Fox, to Padraic Fleming, New York, giving him instructions on how to get to the meeting of the Jamaica Council of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, 1921 February 7.
- Note from Mary T. Eaton, President of the Paul Revere Council of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, to Padraic Fleming, inscribed on a leaflet for a meeting on Tuesday 8th February, imploring Fleming to speak at the meeting as she has no one else due to Father John L. Belgard's opposition to Terence MacSwiney's hunger-strike, 1921 February.
- Letter from Mary McKeena, New York, to Padraic Fleming, New York, inviting him to speak at a meeting of the Riverside Council of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, 1921 February 14.
- Letter from A. V. Farrell, Secretary for the Committee on Membership Drive, American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, Schenectady, New York, to Padraic Fleming inviting him to speak at a meeting, 1921 February 15.
- Letter from Aileen J. C. Reilly, American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, to Alexander Horne, New York, asking him to get in touch with Padraic Fleming for her as she would like him to speak at a meeting, 1921 February 15.
Letters to Pádraic Fleming and others, 1921 February 17-28.
- Letter from Peter MacSwiney, Hotel Windsor, Wheeling, West Virginia, to Padraic Fleming asking him to send "the brush", 1921 February 17.
- Letter from H. E. Purcell, New York, to Padraic Fleming informing him that Father Dooley has invited him to dinner, 1921 February 17.
- Letter from Aileen J. C. Reilly, District organiser, American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, to Padraic Fleming inviting him to address a meeting at Hudson Halls, 1921 February 18.
- Telegram from Peter MacSweeney [sic], Wheeling, West Virginia, to Padraic Fleming asking him to contact "Mary" [Mary MacSwiney?] about Seán [Seán MacSwiney?], 1921 February 28.
- Letter from Edward O'Dowd, Newark, New Jersey, to Liam Pedlar asking him if he could get Padraic Fleming to address a meeting of a branch of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, 1921 February [or 1921 Feb. 19].
- Letter from John D. Healy, New York, to Padraic Fleming inviting him to speak at a mass meeting of the [American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic?], 1921 [February 25 or March 4].
Letters to Pádraic Fleming and others, 1921 March 4-12.
- Letter from Peter MacSwiney, The Huntington, Huntington, West Virginia, to Padraic Fleming asking him to send "the brush" and enquiring after Liam Mellows, 1921 March 4.
- Letter from Agnes V. Farrell, American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, Schenectady, New York, to Padraic Fleming asking him to let them know what train he is arriving on so that they can arrange for a committee to meet him, 1921 March 8.
- Telegram from Agnes V. Farrell to Padraic Fleming regarding his scheduled speech in Schenectady, New York, 1921 March 10.
- Letter from James J. McMahon, Montclair, New Jersey, to Padraic Fleming regarding a meeting organised under the auspices of the Ancient Order of Hibernians at which Fleming is to speak, 1921 March 11.
- Letter from James O'Connell, New York, to Padraic Fleming asking him to come to the meeting of the Manhattanville Council of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, 1921 March 11.
- Notice of meeting of the Wolfe Tone Club of the Clan-na-Gael at Loeffler's Hall, New York, signed by R. J. Wheatley, 1921 March 21.
- Note from G. Meade to Padraic Fleming inviting him to speak at a meeting of the Major McBride Council on 8th March and asking him to phone to confirm, 1921 March.
Letters to Pádraic Fleming and others, 1921 March 13-31.
- Letter from James O'Connell, New York, to Padraic Fleming about the meeting of the Manhattanville Council of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic at which Fleming spoke at, 1921 March 20.
- Letter from Helen C. Moore, New York, to Padraic Fleming inviting him to dinner, 1921 March 22.
- Letter from Father Michael J. Stack, Arroyo Grande, California, to Padraic Fleming, 1921 March 23.
- Letter from [Han?] Butler, New York, to Padraic Fleming, 1921 March 24.
- Letter from Gretta M. Mulhall to Padraic Fleming wishing him a Happy Easter, 1921 March 25.
- Letter from [Han] Butler, New York, to Padraic Fleming, 1921 March 28.
- Note from William J. Graham regarding a meeting of the Slasher Council of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, 1921 March [28?].
- Letter from Clare Enright, Teachers College, Columbia University, New York, to Padraic Fleming inviting him to speak at a meeting, 1921 March 29.
- Letter from Noble R. Jones, manager, New Business Department, 1st National Bank in St. Louis, to Padraic Fleming, 1921 March 31.
- Letter from Gretta M. Mulhall to Padraic Fleming, 1921 March 13.
- Envelope addressed to Padraic Fleming, 1921 March 28.
- Envelope addressed to Padraic Fleming, 1921 March 29.
Letters to Pádraic Fleming and others, 1921 April.
- Letter from Father P. J. Doyle, Sorrento, Naples, Italy, to "Fionn" [Padraic Fleming] about his travels in Italy and transfer from Knockbeg College to Naas, Co. Kildare, 1921 April 3.
- Letter from Clare Enright, Teachers College, Columbia University, New York, to Padraic Fleming about the Dean's anti-Irish sentiment, 1921 April 4.
- Letter from James Earl Russell, Dean of Teachers College, Columbia University, to Clare Enright stating that the policy of the college is not to participate in current political issues, 1921 April 7.
- Letter from Julia Bracken Wendt to Padraic Fleming thanking him for the photographs he sent her, 1921 April 12.
- Letter from Mariana [Sloan?] to Padraic Fleming about the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic and Fleming's popularity, 1921 April 13.
- Telegram from J. P. Quinn, Chicago to Padraic Fleming, 1921 April 14.
- Letter from Clare Enright, to Padraic Fleming enclosing copy of her letter to James E. Russell, Dean of Teachers College, New York, 1921 April 25.
- Letter from Bill Castellini, University of Notre Dame, Indiana, to Padraic Fleming thanking him for his pamphlet, 1921 April 28.
- Letter from "Kathleen", St. Joseph's Academy Alumni Association, Chickasha, Oklahoma, to Padraic Fleming about a meeting of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, 1921 April 28.
Letters to Pádraic Fleming, 1921 May.
- Letter from [Hans?] Butler, New York, to Padraic Fleming thanking him for sending him Terence MacSwiney's book, 1921 May 1.
- Letter from [Hans?] Butler, New York, to Padraic Fleming thanking him for sending him Terence MacSwiney's book and enquiring after Fleming's health, 1921 May 19.
- Telegram from "Willia S." in New York to Padraic Fleming about a dispute in Butte, 1921 May 20.
- Letter from Father Joseph S. Shields, Church of St. Matthew the Apostle, St. Louis, to Padraic Fleming about political matters, 1921 May 4.
- Letter from Father Michael J. Hannan, St. Mary's Rectory, Butte, Montana, to Padraic Fleming about his decision to remove the 'Gaelic American' from a newstand in Butte and the opposition to its removal, 1921 May 25.
- Fragment of envelope addressed to Padraic Fleming in St. Louis, Missouri, 1920 May 7.
Letters to Pádraic Fleming, 1921 June-July.
- Letter from Gretta M. Mulhall to Padraic Fleming about a meeting at which he is to speak at, 1921 June 3.
- Letter from Clare Enright, New York, to Padraic Fleming about a convention that Fleming attended, 1921 June 8.
- Letter from Gretta M. Mulhall to Padraic Fleming about leaving Friends of Irish Freedom, 1921 June 6.
- Letter from "Cathal", Gaelic Athletic Club, Chicago, to Padraic Fleming regarding Fleming's popularity with the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, 1921 June 21.
- Letter from Clare Enright to Padraic Fleming about the participation of Father John Dooley and the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic in the Fourth of July celebrations, 1921 July 4.
- Letter from Helen C. Moore, New York, to Padraic Fleming, 1921 July 15.
- Telegram from First National Bank in St. Louis to Padraic Fleming regarding his bank balance, 1921 July 18.
- Letter from First National Bank in St. Louis to Padraic Fleming, 1921 July 18.
Letters to Pádraic Fleming and others, undated.
- Letter from Mary F. McWhorter to "Mr. Healy" regarding cheque for Padraic Fleming from the sale of his book, undated.
- Letter of introduction for Padraic Fleming from Rex Ingram to Anna de Mille, undated [ca. 1920].
- Letter from David S. Feast, 'The Herald', to Padraic Fleming about an article in the newspaper, undated.
- Letter from Marian Griffin, San Francisco, to Padraic Fleming, undated.
- Card from "Mariana" to Padraic Fleming with lines from poem 'Ways of War' by Lionel Johnson, undated.
- Christmas card illustrated and written by Julia Bracken Wendt for Padraic Fleming, undated.
- Note from Father Dalton to Padraic Fleming regarding details of Clara Kimbell Young's publicity agent, with inscription from Marian Griffin on verso, undated.
- Letter from Fred Williams, New York, to Padraic Fleming regarding financial matters, undated.
- Letter card from "Louise" to Padraic Fleming asking him to phone her, undated.
- Letter card from Marguerite [Pew?] to Padraic Fleming, undated.
- Letter from Mary Donegan, President, the Irish White Cross Nurses Division, to Padraic Fleming, inviting him to a dance, undated.
- Letter from Liam Pedlar, Denver, Colorado, to Padraic Fleming regarding political matters, undated [ca. 1921].
- Letter card from Father Michael J. Stack, St. Patrick's Church, Arroyo Grande, California, to Padraic Fleming undated.
- Christmas card from Marian Griffin to Padraic Fleming, undated.
- Postcard from Gretta M. Mulhall, to Andrew Fleming, undated.
- Letter from Seamus O'Doherty, 'The Irish Press' (Philadelphia), to Padraic Fleming inviting him to a meeting, undated.
- Fragment of letter from unidentified person to Padraic Fleming, undated.
- Envelope addressed to Padraic Fleming with "Hotel Jefferson, St. Louis, MO" printed on it, undated.
- Envelope addressed to M.J. Fleming, The Swan, Athy, with "The Joyce Hotel / Colorado Springs / Colorado" printed on it, undated.
- Note from Hugh Daly to Padraic Fleming inscribed on verso of business card for Leggat Hotel, Butte, Montana, asking him to phone, undated.
Drafts of a film script about the Easter Rising by Padraic Fleming, with poem "The Greater Love", undated.
- Film script "Was Bella Right?" by Padraic Fleming, [1922].
- Draft of a film script "The Thorny Path of Love" and "An Irish Soldier's Love" by Padraic Fleming, [1922].
- Draft of poem "The Greater Love" by Padraic Fleming, [1922].
Newspaper cuttings of articles from 'The Pittsburg Leader' about Padraic Fleming, 1921 June 22.
Scrapbook containing newspaper cuttings of articles about Padraic Fleming from various newspapers in the United States, 1920.
Notes by Padraic Fleming mostly of addresses of various people in the United States, 1919-1921.
- Notification slip from Hotel Manx for a telephone call from Father Yorke for Padraic Fleming, 1920 November 25.
- Manuscript note in Chinese writing and the amount $119, 19??.
- Note with addresses for Maria Teresa Hall, Father Mícheál Ó Flannagáin, and others, with note in Latin 1919 May 30.
- Contact details for Miss May Breen inscribed on reverse of Remnant Boston Store price tag, 19??.
- Note with title "Irish Towns Sacked and Ravaged", 19??.
- Note with contact details of [illegible] De Mille, [ca. 1920].
- Blank letter headed paper from "St. James Church, Redondo Beach, Cal" , [ca. 1920].
- Envelope with "Padraic Fleming" inscribed on it, [ca. 1920].
Draft articles and speeches by Padraic Fleming made during his tour of the United States, 1920.
- Draft article about Irish-English relations signed Pádraic Pléamonn, 1920 May 21.
- Article titled "Does The Perpetuation of a Crime Justify It" written by Padraic Fleming, 1920 June 25.
- Letter regarding fundraising by the Local Council of the Friends of Irish Freedom, 1920 October 23.
- Letter regarding fundraising by the Local Council of the Friends of Irish Freedom, 1920 October 23.
- Draft speech regarding the actions of English soldiers and police in Ireland and the treatment of Irish people and prisoners, [ca. 1920].
- Draft article "Why Do The Irish Hate The English?", [ca. 1920].
- Draft speech which appeals for American recognition of the Irish Republic, 192?.
- Draft speech about Ireland's fight for independence, [ca. 1920].
- Draft speech "O Lovers of Liberty, one and all - Citizens of a Free Land", a tribute to Terence McSwiney, [1920].
- Draft speech "O Lovers of Liberty, one and all, - Citizens of a Free Land", a tribute to Terence McSwiney, [1920].
- Draft article or speech regarding the Ulster Plantations and the support in Ulster for an Irish Republic. Includes corrections, [1920].
- Extract from a speech or article which appeals to American Congress to insist that England recognise fundamental human rights, [1920].
Mass cards sent to Padraic Fleming, [1920].
- Mass card for the ordination of James Boran in St. Mary's Cathedral, Kilkenny, 1920 June 13.
- Prayer card 'The Devotion of the Medal and Cross of our Holy Father St. Benedict', 19??.
- Prayer card 'Ecce Corpus Meum (ceci est mon corps)', 19??.
- Prayer card 'Sacred Heart of Jesus, I place all my trust in Thee', 19??.
- Prayer card 'Sacred Heart of Jesus, I place all my trust in Thee', 19??.
- Prayer card 'A Short Way of the Cross', 19??.
- Prayer card 'O Divine Eucharist, in you we find abundant graces and blessings for those we love', 19??.
- Note with two religious medals attached with envelope addressed to Father Hannan, 19??.
Calling cards for Padraic Fleming, Commandant in Irish Army, American Commission on Irish Independence, undated.
Calling cards from various people given to Padraic Fleming to use as "letters of introduction", [ca. 1920-1921].
- Call card for Michael J. Brady, All American Brokers Inc. Insurance, [1920].
- Calling card for William A.A. Castellini, [1920].
- Calling card for J.L. Fawsitt, Irish Consul in America, New York, [1920].
- Calling card for Diarmuid Lynch, National Secretary, Friends of Irish Freedom, New York, [1920].
- Calling card for James J. McMahon, [1920].
- Calling card for Mrs. William Wendt, note inscribed on reverse from Julia Bracken Wendt [1920].
- Calling card for Mrs William Wendt, with note inscribed on reverse from Julia Bracken Wendt, [1920].
Train tickets issued to Padraic Fleming during his time in the United States, undated [ca. 1920-1921].
Bank cheques written by Padraic Fleming, with receipts, 1921.
Bank statements from Guaranty Trusts & Savings Bank (Los Angeles) and First National Bank in St. Louis for Padraic Fleming, 1920-1921.
Hotel bills issued to Padraic Fleming during his stay in the United States, 1921-1922.
- Hotel bill issued to Padraic Fleming from The Wolcott, Fifth Avenue, New York, [1920].
- Hotel bill issued to Padraic Flemming for a five night stay at the Morrison Hotel, Chicago, 1921 April 22.
- Hotel bill issued to Padraic Fleming for a two night stay at the Morrison Hotel, Chicago, 1921 May 1.
- Hotel bill issued to Padraic Fleming for a two night stay at the The Bancroft, Michigan, 1921 May 18.
- Hotel bill issued to Padraic Fleming for a two night stay at William Penn Hotel, Pittsburgh, 1922 July 11.
- Hotel bill issued to Padraic Fleming from Hotel Jefferson, 1921 April 1.
Photographs of Padraic Fleming and others, undated.
- [Unidentified man kneeling on ground with child beside him and unidentified woman standing holding a girl in her arms] [graphic].
- [Unidentified child] [graphic].
- [Unidentified young boy and girl sitting on grass] [graphic].
- [Unidentified woman with young girl and boy] [graphic].
- [Unidentified woman with young girl and boy] [graphic].
- [Unidentified member of clergy, woman, man, boy and girl] [graphic].
- [Unidentified young girl and boy] [graphic].
- [Unidentified woman kneeling with two young boys and young girl] [graphic].
- [Unidentified woman sitting in chair outside] [graphic].
- [Unidentified woman and member of clergy] [graphic].
- [Unidentified woman] [graphic].
- [Unidentified woman] [graphic].
- [Unidentified member of clergy and woman] [graphic].
- [Unidentified man] [graphic].
- [Unidentified man sitting with young girl, and two young boys] [graphic].
- [Unidentified group] [graphic].
- [Unidentified football team] [graphic].
- [Unidentified group in matching uniform] [graphic].
- [Unidentified hurling team] [graphic].
- [Unidentified football team] [graphic].
- [Unidentified group] [graphic].
- [Strip of two photographs of unidentified groups] [graphic].
- [Unidentified football team] [graphic].
- [Unidentified man] [graphic].
- [Unidentified group] [graphic].
- [Unidentified group] [graphic].
- [Unidentified group] [graphic].
- [Unidentified man on bicycle] [graphic].
- [Two unidentified women] [graphic].
- [Unidentified person swimming] [graphic].
- [Wedding cake] [graphic].
- [Two unidentified women in a car] [graphic].
- [Unidentified woman] [graphic].
- [Torn image of unidentified woman] [graphic].
- Kodak photograph envelope, ????.
- [Half portrait of man, possibly Padraic Fleming] [graphic].
Flyers, cards, forms, and other ephemera belonging to Padraic Fleming, 1919-1927.
- Admission card to the Summer Examinations, National University of Ireland, 1919.
- United States citizen's temporary identity card for use on the Mexican border, 1920 October 19.
- Flyer for a mass meeting of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic at Corpus Christi School Hall, New York, 1921 February 20.
- Postcard announcing a meeting of the Robert Emmet Council, American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, New York, at which Padraic Fleming will speak, 1921 March 4.
- Postcard showing photograph of the headquarters of the American Commission on Irish Independence, undated.
- Souvenir ticket issued to Padraic Fleming certifying that he reached the summit of Pikes Peak on the Pikes Peak Auto Highway, Colorado, 1920 June 28.
- Card announcing a mass meeting and concert by the New York County Board, Ancient Order of Hibernians, in St. Joseph's School Hall, New York, at which Padraic Fleming will speak, [1920?] February 13.
- Cerfiticate of membership for the Black and Tan Social Club, Los Angeles, California, undated.
- Form for proposing persons for membership of an unidentified society in Philadelphia, undated.
- Card advertising the appointment of St. Louis Union Trust Co. as executor and trustee of wills, undated.
- Election flyer for Fianna Fail candidates for the General Election, 1927.
- United States postage ten cents stamp, undated.
Small silk tricolour, undated.
Notes which originally accompanied the Padraic Fleming Papers [by Seán Nunan?], undated.
Folders with Padraic Fleming's name inscribed on them, undated.

United States citizen's temporary identity card for use on the Mexican border,

1920 October 19.

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In Collection:	Pádraic Fleming Papers, 1919-1927
Language:	English
Extent:	1 item (1 page).
Format:	MANUSCRIPT
Call Number:	MS 50,115/29/2 (Manuscripts Reading Room)
Rights:	Reproduction rights owned by the National Library of Ireland.