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  • Letter to Commanding Officer S.A.T.C Colonel W. T. May from President E. O. Holland
  • Governmental investigations; Diseases; State history; World War I; Washington State College; Military history; Military life; Sick persons; Military medicine; Military training; War effort
  • A request by President Holland that Mr. Cecil Gholson be excused from conducting drill exercises and if nothing suitable is found to substitute for these drills, dismissed entirely.
  • WSU Flu Epidemic of 1918
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  • Letter to Commanding Officer S.A.T.C. Colonel W. T. May from President E. O. Holland
  • Governmental investigations; Diseases; State history; World War I; Washington State College; Military history; Military life; Sick persons; Military medicine; Military training; War effort
  • Letter from President Holland requesting furlough for an ill student to be treated at home by his father, who is a physician.
  • WSU Flu Epidemic of 1918
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  • Letter to Registrar Frank T. Barnard from G. E. Thornton
  • Governmental investigations; Diseases; State history; World War I; Washington State College; Military history; Military life; Sick persons; Military medicine; Sanborn controversy
  • Letter stating that Sanborn removed his son's effects, but that no paperwork is filed on this.
  • WSU Flu Epidemic of 1918
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  • "Influenza Epidemic Now Under Control"
  • Governmental investigations; Diseases; State history; World War I; Washington State College; Military history; Military life; Sick persons; Military medicine; Military training; War effort; Sanborn controversy
  • Newspaper article announcing that the Pullman Flu epidemic is under control and providing promising news of the closure of temporary convalescent hospitals.
  • WSU Flu Epidemic of 1918
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  • Two Articles: "Red Cross Renders Aid In Influenza Epidemic"
  • Governmental investigations; Diseases; State history; World War I; Washington State College; Military history; Military life; Sick persons; Military medicine; Military training
  • Newspaper article lauding the Red Cross for its role during the 1918 Influenza epidemic and reprinting a letter from James McKay. Second article is an announcement of the death of George Moore through Influenza.
  • WSU Flu Epidemic of 1918
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  • Elevated View of Campus, 1917
  • Washington State College
  • Note stating that Sanborn removed his son's effects, but that no paperwork is filed on this.
  • WSU Flu Epidemic of 1918
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  • "Lister Returns Home; On Business Trip to Pullman"
  • Governmental investigations; Diseases; State history; World War I; Washington State College; Military history; Military life; Sick persons; Military medicine; War effort; Military training; Influenza; Sanborn controversy
  • Three individual newspaper articles: the first explains Gov. Lister's visit to Board of Regents meeting, the second, submitted by Sanborn, explains Sanborn's refusal to testify at the meeting, and the third, submitted by A. D. Dunn, a regent of...
  • WSU Flu Epidemic of 1918
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  • Two letters to Mr. Sanborn and newspaper articles: "At Pullman" and "Furor Created by Making Charges Against Pullman"
  • Governmental investigations; Diseases; State history; World War I; Washington State College; Military history; Military life; Sick persons; Military medicine; War effort; Military training; Sanborn controversy
  • Two letters, from Mrs. F. W. Tinkel and Mrs. J. E. Munson, expressing support for Mr. Sanborn and relating personal experiences with the 1918 Influenza Epidemic. Next is an invitation for Sanborn to attend a board of regents meeting being held to...
  • WSU Flu Epidemic of 1918
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  • "The Pity of It"
  • Governmental investigations; Diseases; State history; World War I; Washington State College; Military history; Military life; Sick persons; Military medicine; Sanborn controversy
  • Two newspaper articles: the first is critical of Mr. Sanborn's allegations and defends the universities care of the victims of influenza, and the second advocates an investigation into the allegations of misconduct during the Spanish Influenza...
  • WSU Flu Epidemic of 1918
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  • "Bereaved Parents Express Gratitude" and "S.A.T.C. Need Reading Matter"
  • Diseases; State history; Military history; World War I; Washington State University; Military life; Sick persons; Military medicine; Military training; Governmental investigations
  • Two small newspaper articles, the first is a letter of appreciation from parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dosh, to President Holland and the military authorities in charge of the care of Influenza victims. The second is a snippet requesting reading...
  • WSU Flu Epidemic of 1918
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  • "Influenza More Fatal Than War"
  • Diseases; United States History; World War I; Washington State College; Military history; Military life; Sick persons; Military medicine; War effort; Military training; Influenza Casualties
  • Two unrelated newspaper articles: the first is a nationally published article concerning nationwide influenza victims and the second is a considerably older piece reporting the early 1918 Influenza situation in Pullman.
  • WSU Flu Epidemic of 1918

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