Highlighted here is a selection of documents from 1919-1921 which shows Lawless' involvement with the Friends of Irish Freedom (FOIF) and his work advocating for the political independence of Ireland. More information about the Joseph T. Lawless papers can be found in the collection Finding Aid.
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Telegram to Joseph T. Lawless from James K. McGuire, Jan 27, 1919
James K. McGuire
Judge Joseph T. Lawless,
Norfolk
See Frank McGuire Flood Byrne and other friends Norfolk Portsmouth Newport News and send five delegates to Irish Race Convention Philada Feby twenty second.
James K. McGuire
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Letter to James Sexton from Daniel T. O'Connell, Nov 26, 1919
Daniel T. O'Connell
This letter asks James Sexton questions regarding motives for Ireland in the Labor Party.
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Letter to Joseph T. Lawless from Daniel T. O'Connell, Nov 29, 1919
Daniel T. O'Connell
This letter discusses mention of a document sent to James Sexton (British Labor Party).
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Letter to Joseph T. Lawless from Daniel T. O'Connell, Sept 8, 1919
Daniel T. O'Connell
This letter is speaking in regard to the documents sent to the states Senate committee. Daniel T. O'Connell informs Lawless of the late arrival of his letter, but will be providing it for other documents.
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Letter to Joseph T. Lawless from Daniel T. O'Connell, September 2, 1919
Daniel T. O'Connell
Daniel T. O'Connell is replying to Joseph T. Lawless regarding communication with the National Secretaries' office, and an individual named Mr. Jones.
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Telegram to Joseph T. Lawless from Daniel T. O'Connell, Aug 22, 1919
Daniel T. O'Connell
Honorable Joseph T. Lawless
Leaving for Richmond this morning for conference Golden and O'Flaherty will stay Murphy hotel returning Washington tonight.
Daniel T. O'Connell
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Telegram to Joseph T. Lawless from Daniel T. O'Connell, Sep 3, 1919
Daniel T. O'Connell
Hon Joseph T. Lawless
Former Circuit Court Judge Norfolk Va Judge wishes statement from you incorporated in permanent record of committee hearing rush same for delivery Saturday
OConnell
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Telegram to Joseph T. Lawless from David T. O'Connell, Aug 27, 1919
David T. O'Connell
Judge Joseph T. Lawless
Hotel Jefferson Richmond Va
Accept congratulations for splendid leadership you displayed in aiding branch to give to President De Valera a welcome that will attend alteration of civilized world and arouse the great south to the justice of Ireland's cause
David T O'Connell Director Irish National Bureau
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Letter to Joseph T. Lawless from Daniel C. O'Flaherty, Aug 6, 1919
Daniel C. O'Flaherty
This is a letter regarding the work to get Senator Reed to speak at one of the Friends of Irish Freedom meetings.
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Letter to Joseph T. Lawless from Daniel C. O'Flaherty, Nov 27, 1919
Daniel C. O'Flaherty
This letter is in discussion of the printing and distributing of the bonds prospectuses and subscription certificates.
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Letter to Joseph T. Lawless from Daniel C. O'Flaherty, Oct 24, 1919
Daniel C. O'Flaherty
This letter discusses Daniel C. O'Flaherty's career, as well as concerns regarding branches in Virginia
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Telegram to Joseph T. Lawless from Daniel C. O'Flaherty, Aug 9, 1919
Daniel C. O'Flaherty
Hon Joseph T. Lawless
Raleigh Hotel Washington D.C. on account of trains rather meet you in Washington Answer
D.C. O'Flaherty
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Newspaper Clipping from Richmond News Leader Aug 26, 1919
The Home Paper
Richmond Newspaper article titled "Irish President will Address Mass Meeting in Auditorium following Busy Day, Aug 26"
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Letter to Daniel T. O'Connell from James Sexton, Nov 26, 1919
James Sexton
This letter is the response of answers from James Sexton regarding the Labor Party and Ireland.
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Letter to Joseph T. Lawless from John J. Splain, Aug 27, 1919
John J. Splain
This letter from John J. Splain, FOIF vice president in Connecticut, writes concerning published works and the recognition of De Valera's visit to Virginia.
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Letter to Daniel C. O'Flaherty from Frank P. Walsh, Dec 4, 1919
Frank P. Walsh
This letter discusses a portion of the situation regarding the bonds, as well as information regarding Virginia.
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Telegram to Joseph T. Lawless from Thomas A Williams, Aug 23, 1919
Thomas A. Williams
Judge J T Lawless
Your wire O'Flaherty not in two glad Norfolk has good representation approximate amount needed from Norfolk fifteen hundred
Thomas A Williams
Chairman Finance Committee