Lewis St. George Stubbs:
An Inventory of his papers at the Archives & Special Collections at the University of Manitoba
Table of Contents
Biography of Lewis St. George Stubbs
Scope and Contents of the Papers
Detailed Description of the Collection
Repository:
Archives & Special Collections,
University of Manitoba
331 Elizabeth Dafoe Library
331 Elizabeth Dafoe Library
Creator:
Lewis St. George Stubbs
Title:
Lewis St. George Stubbs
fonds
Dates:
1890-1958
Quantity:
3.4m of textual records
and 13 photographs
Identification:
Mss 188 PC 180 A.96-94
Language
English.
Biography of Lewis St. George Stubbs
Lewis St. G. Stubbs was born on June 14, 1878 in the Turks & Caicos Islands, British West Indies. He left Cambridge University, where he was studying to become a medical missionary, to fight in the Boer War 1900-1901. He immigrated to Winnipeg in 1902 and was called to Manitoba Bar Association in 1906. In 1904 he married Mary Wilcock. In 1908 they moved to Birtle, Manitoba where he practiced law for fourteen years. In 1921 he ran unsuccessfully for the Liberal Party against T.A. Crerar the leader of the Progressive Party in the federal riding of Marquette. In April 1922 he became the first judicial appointment of the newly appointed Mackenzie King and moved back to Winnipeg. The MacDonald Will Case in 1929 brought Stubbs notoriety and conflict with his fellow judges and the legal establishment. In the following three years several complaints of judicial misbehavior were lodged by the Attorney-General of Manitoba with the Department of Justice. In January 1933 a Federal Commission led by Justice Frank Ford staged an inquiry into Stubbs judicial conduct. He was removed from the bench by order-in-council June 1, 1933. A month later he won the nomination to become the newly C.C.F. party’s first candidate in a bye-election in the riding of Mackenzie in Saskatchewan. He lost the election and returned to the practice of law in Winnipeg. In 1936 Stubbs ran as an independent candidate in the provincial election. On a platform of Human Rights and Social Justice and a campaign budget of $200.00, he swept the polls with greatest electoral majority ever recorded in the Manitoba Legislature. He won re-election in 1941 & 1945. Stubbs was active in many left leaning/united front political organizations. He was the President of the Winnipeg Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy from 1936-1939 and President of the local arm of the National Committee for Peace and Democracy 1938-1939. In 1956 Stubbs appeared before the Supreme Court of Canada representing John Tunney in a suit againstthe Teamsters’ Union. He died in May 1958.
Scope and Contents of the Papers
The fonds for A.96-94 consists of eight series. They include biographical information, correspondence, the MacDonald Will Case, Ford Commission, Mackenzie Bye-election, Winnipeg Committee to Aid Democracy, John Tunney appeal to Supreme Court and speeches. The fonds for A.97-69 consists of five series. They include correspondence, speeches, evidence & briefs, E.J.McMurray material, topics of interest and material by other people.
This collection is organized into
This collection is arranged
The fonds were donated in 1996 & 1997 by Lewis St. George Stubbs(grandson) & Lesley E. Sisler
Detailed Description of the Collection
Lewis St. George Stubbs fonds 1849-1982
BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION 1849-1957
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11Historical information Re: Stubbs family in Turks& Caicos Islands 1849-1957
2Stubbs correspondence with Time Magazine & anarticle about him 1944-1952
3Articles about Stubbs in the MontrealStandard 1946
4Article about Stubbs in Saturday Night 1937
5Article about Stubbs and the Tunney Case in Maclean'smagazine 1954
CORRESPONDENCE 1890-1945
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16Letters home from York Castle School inJamaica 1890-1892
7Letters home from Denstone College inEngland 1893-1895
8Letters home from Denstone College inEngland 1897-1899
9Letters home from Winnipeg & Birtle 1904-1909
10Letters home from Birtle 1913-1919
11Marquette federal political campaign 1921
12Letter of congratulations to MackenzieKing 1921
13Letters home 1922-1931
14Information on Stubbs early influences Fred Dixon& R.M. Mobius [1920s]
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21Letters of Congratulations Re: judgeship 1922
2Correspondence with Solicitor-General E.J.McMurray 1922-1925
3Newspaper clippings Re: Liquor laws 1925-1927
4Re: sale of Birtle property 1922-1928
5Liquor law enforcement 1925-1927
6E.J. McMurray 1925-1945
7Mackenzie King 1926-1940
8Changes to judge's fees 1927-1928
9John Bracken includes newsclippings 1927-1945
10Attorney-General Major 1928
11Judge's salary report ca.1930
MACDONALD WILL CASE 1927-1930
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31MacDonald Will Case correspondence 1927-1930
2Court of Appeal's ruling on the MacDonald WillCase 1929-1930
3Stubbs clipping file on MacDonald WillCase 1929-1930
4Walker Theatre speech 1930
5The MacDonald Will Case pamphlet 1930
6Stubbs typed notes for the Walker Theaterspeech 1930
7Evidence in the MacDonald Will Case vol.1 1930
8Evidence in the MacDonald Will Case vol.2 1930
9Argument in MacDonald Will Case 1930
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41Photographed evidence of last will &testament 1930
FORD COMMISSION 1929-1933
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42Stubbs verdicts leading up to FordCommission 1925-1933
3Articles on varied sentencing 1932-1933
4Charles Rae verdict & correspondence 1932
5Saskatchewan correspondence Re: Inquiry 1932-1933
6Correspondence Re: Inquiry 1932-1933
7Correspondence Re: judicial difficulties 1929-1933
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51Newsclippings on Ford Commission 1932-1933
2Correspondence with other Canadian Judges 1930-1932
3Quebec & Maritimes correspondence Re:Inquiry 1932-1933
4Saskatchewan & Alberta correspondence Re:Inquiry 1932-1933
5Correspondence with Minister of Justice includesletters of support 1930-1933
6Stubbs letters to Mackenzie King Re:Inquiry 1930-1932
7International correspondence Re: Inquiry 1932-1933
8Ontario correspondence Re: Inquiry 1932-1933
9British Columbia correspondence Re:Inquiry 1932-1933
10Correspondence with F. Leighton Thomas 1932-1933
11Surrogate court fees correspondence &newsclippings & notes for Ford Commission 1927-1933
12Stubbs newsclippings of personal interest 1932-1933
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61Israelite Daily Press on Judge Stubbs 1931
2Garnishment of Stubbs' wages 1932
3Stubbs pamphlet: Judicial Crimes Complaints &charges 1932
4Farmers' Unity League resolutions 1932
5Stubbs memorandum on judges salaries 1932
6Civil marriage correspondence 1931-1932
7Canadian press newsclippings 1932-1933
8Correspondence with J.S. Woodsworth, Frank Scott,Frank Underhill, Clarence Darrow & Harold Laski 1932-1933
9S.W. Goerwell 1933
10 The Real Judge Stubbs J.NSturk 1933
11Stubbs scrapbook from Ford Commission 1933
12correspondence with the Morning Starnewspaper 1933
13Ottawa Citizen correspondence 1932
14correspondence with the Witness 1932
15correspondence with editor of the Globe 1932
16Stubbs correspondence S.B. Thompson editor atHush 1933-1937
17Stubbs correspondence with Ottawa Journal &newsclippings 1932
18Ford Commission newsclippings 1933
19Resolutions passed by various organizations to preventjudicial inquiry 1932-1933
20Stubbs petition committee organized by MarshallGauvin 1933
21Rough draft of Stubbs opening statement to FordCommission 1933
22Correspondence with S.W. Thompson 1933
23Stubbs comment on Justice Trueman's in a caseconcerning his son-in-law 1933
24Ford Commission's opening motion 1933
25Order-in-Council removing Stubbs frombench 1933
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71Enquiry into Conduct of Judge Stubbs Vol.1 1933
2Enquiry into Conduct of Judge Stubbs Vol.2 1933
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81Enquiry into Conduct of Judge Stubbs Vol.3 1933
2Enquiry into Conduct of Judge Stubbs Vol.4 1933
3Rights and privileges of counsel address to FordCommission 1933
4Copy of Ford report findings 1933
MACKENZIE
BYE-ELECTION lection 1933
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91June correspondence 1933
2July correspondence 1933
3August correspondence 1933
4election address, publicity &newsclippings 1933
5Saskatchwan press 1933
6Stubbs tribute committee 1933
7Correspondence September 1933
8October correspondence 1933
9Stubbs Ontario speaking tour 1933
10Stubbs correspondence with his official agent RalphMilbourne 1933
11Saskatchewan C.C.F. research bureaupamphlet 1933
12Stubbs correspondence with campaign manager Myron H.Feeley 1933
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101Stubbs statement following his defeat inMackenzie 1933
2Post-election correspondence 1933-1934
3Stubbs correspondence with C.C.F. leadership postelection 1933
Correspondence 1932-1942
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104Stubbs correspondence with the Independent LabourParty of Manitoba 1933
5Dr. Clem Davis re: speaking engagement in BritishColumbia 1933
6Articles pertaining to Birtle, Manitoba 1933-1941
7Investment correspondence 1933-1934
8Stubbs brief for the King vs. Sorensoncase 1934
9General correspondence 1934-1935
10File on the Social Credit Party 1934
11Correspondence Re: Judicial pension 1934-1942
12File on H.H. Stevens Reconstruction Party 1935
13Citizens' Defense Movement Regina Re: On-to-OttawaTrek 1935
14B'nai B'rith includes trial documents on Nazi Partyleader William Whittaker & Eleanor Roosvelt 1935-1949
15Stubbs letter from Headingly prisoner Re: beating byguards 1935
16Election correspondence 1936
17Election & personal correspondence 1936
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111Provincial elections press clippings 1936
2James Litterick letter to Winnipeg Free Press Re:Stubbs 1936
3Civil Rights & Liberties 1932-1942
4Civil Liberties Protective Association 1933-1936
5Canadian League Against Facism later Canadian Leaguefor Peace and Democracy 1935-1942
6Civil Rights & Liberties press clippings &publications 1933-1948
Winnipeg Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy 1936-1939
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121Correspondence 1936-1939
2Speeches, minutes & articles 1937-1939
3Newsclippings & speeches 1936-1939
4Conference proceedings & book 1937-1938
5Friends of the Mackenzie PapineauBattalion 1938-1939
6Spanish Refugees Committee 1939
7Conference 1939
CORESPONDENCE, NEWSCLIPPINGS &
BRIEFS 1936-1956
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131Manitoba Brewery conflict 1936-1937
2C.C.F. newsclippings & partypublications 1936-1946
3Winnipeg Charter correspondence &newsclippings 1937-1944
4Communist Party 1937-1943
5League of Nations Society of Canada 1937-1940
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141Newsclipping files 1937-1938
2Addresses on the Speech to the Throne 1937-1940
3Labour -speeches, bills, newsclippings 1937-1946
4The Autonomy Act 1937
5Newsclippings on Popular Front 1937-1939
6Manitoba Legislature newsclippings 1937-1939
7Selkirk Mental Hospital Employees 1937-1948
8Petition presented by Catholic Minority to the RoyalCommission on Dominion Provincial Relations 1937
9Shoe repairs association correspondence 1937
10Law Reform - speech, correspondence &newsclippings 1938
11Quebec Padlock Law - speech & newsclippingfile 1938
12Stubbs correspondence with various Jewishorganizations 1938-1941
13Ukrainian Labor-Farmer Temple Association 1938-1939
14Trustees Act & Expectancy of Life - bill & 2briefs 1938-1941
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151Jury resolution 1939-1941
2W.D. Herridge's New Democracy 1939
3Co-operation newsclippings & brief to RoyalCommission on Co-operations 1939-1943
4Isabella Gainsford MacDonald 1939
5Stubbs file on Catholicism nesclippings &pamphlets 1939-1946
Manitoba Conference of Unemployed 1939
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156aProgramme of reception for their Majesties King GeorgeVI & Queen Elizabeth 1939
7Trustees Act 1939
8Personal correspondence 1940-1942
9Anti horse racing resolutions 1940-1945
10Stubbs political scrapbook 1940
11Winnipeg General Hospital Employees Federal UnionNo.56 1941
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161Conscription correspondence, newsclippings &speech 1939-1941
2Communism newsclippings 1940-1945
3Internment & War Measures Actnewsclippings 1940-1942
4National Probation Association 1940
5Rowell-Sirois file 1940
6Coalition 1940-1949
7Select Committee Re: Inquiry into Administration ofJustice in Manitoba 1941-1946
8Budget debate 1941-1944
9Provincial C.C.F. election platform 1941
10Labour Progressive Party Platform 1941
11Stubbs election committee 1941
12Stubbs nomination paper for ProvincialElection 1941
13Provincial Election correspondence 1941
14Provincial Election newsclippings 1941
15McNeil defence committee correspondence &speeches 1941
16Mayor Garnet Coulter 1942-1946
17Affirmative vote committee 1942
18The Vant Case on wrongful imprisonment 1941
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171Chinese Nationalist League & Chinese PatrioticLeague 1942-1944
2Civil Jury fee 1942
3"The First Ten Years" C.C.F. publication 1942
4Newsclippings from the legislative session 1942
5Manitoba Civil Service - clippings, pamphlets,correspondence & agreement 1943-1945
6Submission of Local 216 U.P.W.A. 1943
7Social Security Planning in Canada - report &newsclippings 1943
8Legislative session newsclippings 1943
9Legislative session newsclippings & WilliamKardash speech 1944
10Canadian Indians 1944-1946
11Board of Survey Winnipeg Civic Salaries 1944-1945
12University of Manitoba 1944-1946
13Provincial Labour Standards 1944
14Education - pamphlets, briefs &correspondence 1944-1949
15National & Winnipeg Council for Canadian SovietFriendship 1944-1950
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181" The Truth about Soviet Russia" -pamphlet 1944
2Chiropractors 1944-1945
3Report on highway safety 1944-1945
4Civic Wage Survey Board correspondence &historical retrospective 1944-1945
5Racial discrimination 1944-1945
6Manitoba School for the Deaf 1945-1946
7Independent M.L.A.'s Dr. Dwight Johnson & BarryRichards 1945
8Provincial election 1945
9Dominion election correspondence Stubbs approached torun as Liberal 1945
10Stubbs scrapbook speeches, briefs &newsclippings 1945-1948
11Provincial election 1945
12Map of Manitoba with Governmentaldistricts 1945
13Pamphlets pertaining to the SaskatchewanGovernment 1945-1946
14Stubbs election accounts 1945
15Stubbs election correspondence 1945
16Adverisement of the Stubbs campaigncommittee 1945
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191Department of Health - reports &newsclippings 1945-1946
2Active service election - newsclippings &speeches 1945
3Legislative session 1945
4Government Liquor Control Commission 1945-1947
5Winston Churchill newsclippings 1945-1946
6Dr. J.R. Davidson's cancer research 1945-1946
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201Legislative session 1946
2Under the Dome nesclippings 1946
3Soviet Spy Case 1946
4Housing memorandum 1946
5Winnipeg City Charter 1946
6Legislative session 1946
7Manitoba Pensioners Society 1946-1948
8Hansard Society 1947-1948
9Hutterites 1947-1948
10Old Age Pensions 1947
11Brewry Motion 1947
12Stubbs' legal diary 1947
13Canadian Labor Autonomy 1947-1948
14Special Committee on Recording LegislativeDebate 1947-1948
15Winnipeg-Emerson highway includes maps 1947
16Labor disputes & provincial government 1947-1948
17Legislative session 1947
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211Legislative session 1948-1949
2National Labour Code pamphlets 1948
3C.P.R. taxation exemption 1948
4Redistribution clippings 1948-1949
5Redistribution 1932-1948
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221Redistribution 1920-1945
2Civil Rights Union 1948
3Comparative salary scale 1948
4Canadian and Manitoba Bar Association 1949-1957
5Royal St. George's Society 1949-1951
6Manitoba-Medico-Legal Society 1952-1956
Provincial Election 1953
Stubbs' 50th anniversary 1954
Condolence card from Marshall Gauvin over death ofMary Stubbs 1955
Manitoba Sugar Company 1955-1957
Legal diary 1955
Tunney vs. Orchard case in Court of Appeal 1955
Brief on the town of Birtle 1955
50th anniversary of Stubbs & McMurray as membersof the Manitoba Bar Association 1956
Dr. F.L. Skinner correspondence 1956
Stubbs legal diary 1956
TUNNEY CASE 1956
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231Tunney Case in Supreme Court Vol.1 1956
2Tunney Case in Supreme Court Vol.2 1956
3Tunney Case in Supreme Court Vol.3 1956
4Tunney Case in Supreme Court Vol.4 1956
5Tunney Case Respondent's Factum 1956
STUBBS SPEECHES 1918-1956
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241Direct Legislation ca.1918
2Peace ca. 1918
3The Irish Question 1918
Legal Relations of Marriage and Divorce at the Women'sInstitute of Birtle 1919
Notes to political speech in Marquette 1921
Crime and Punishment 1922-1933
League Nations in Canada - Winnipeg branch includes aspeech by John Dafoe 1927-1930
The Permanent Court of InternationalJustice ca.1928
Pacific Means of Settling Disputes or Alternatives forWar ca.1929
War and Civilization since Versaille 1930
The Law and the Poor Nature of the State and ItsLaws ca.1930
Seven Sisters Pwer Site Deal ca.1930
Law of War (League of Nations Society) ca.1930
War and Civilization 1933
"War" 1934
Justice and Humanity 1931
Police Powers - The Jury System ca.1934
Basic Socialism 1933
Independence of the Bench (before FordCommission) 1933
Labor is News 1934
Pacificism and Patriotism ca.1933
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2422League of Nations notes ca.1933
23Crime and Punishment ca.1935
24"Crime" ca.1935
25The Underdog in Law or Law & the Poor ca.1935
26Democracy vs. Facism ca.1935
27International Sanctions or an International PoliceForce ca.1935
28Biographical Sketch of Judicial Reformer EdwardPerry ca.1935
29Peace and World Loyalty: or Pacificism, the TruePatriotism ca.1935
30Freedom of the Press ca.1935
31"The Church" ca.1935
32Germany's Foreign Policy ca.1936
33Dominion Theatre - campaign speech 1936
34Prayer Resolution 1936
35Election speeches 1936
36Speech over CKY radio 1936
37Victory speech election night 1936
38The Law Fees Act 1937
39World Citizenship and World Loyalty 1937
40Strikes & Lockouts Prevention Act 1937
41Padlock Law 1938
42Apects of Law & the Poor ca.1928
43Jury Resolutions 1938
44Debate on Minimum Wage 1938
45Radio Broadcast on Six Man Juries ca.1938
46Civil Rights and Liberties 1938
47Speech from the Throne Address 1938
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251Speech on behalf of the Communist newspaper TheClarion over C.K.R.C. 1939
2Motion on the Rights of Employees toOrganize 1939
Democracy the Board Trade 1939
Government Failure to Provide Co-operationDevelopment ca.1940
Greetings to Jewry ca.1940
Whither Mankind? 1940
Memorandum on Canadian Labor Autonomy ca.1940
Britian Parliamentary Reform ca.1940
Election speeches - includes speeches in support ofStubbs by E.J. McMurray & Jessie Maclennan 1941
Stubbs radio address on C.K.R.C. on behalf of JessieMaclennan running for School Trustee 1941
Notes on Horse Racing Motion 1943
Notes to speech International Police ca.1944
Speech on Report of the Manitoba Cancer EnquiryCommission 1945
Lord Russell ca.1945
Peace through Law 1945
War or Law 1945
Redbaiting & Anti Soviet Propaganda 1946
Labor & Politics over C.K.Y. radio 1945
Election speeches over radio 1945
E.J. McMurray speech on Stubbs behalf 1945
Collective Bargaining Motion notes ca.1945
Notes on Labor Code ca.1945
Address to Manitoba Old Age PensionersSociety 1946
Parliamentary Government in Canada at United Collegegraduation 1946
Civil Rights and Liberties 1947
Divorce Reform Resolution in Legislature 1947
Beer motion notes 1947
Liquor Royal Commission motion 1947
Old Age Pension notes 1947-1948
Sppech from Throne notes 1948
Actions against the Crown Amendment 1948
Winnipeg and C.P.R. taxation 1948
Notes on Prefontaine Motion re: Dominion-Provincialtax agreements 1948
Stubbs circular letter Re: Redistribution of electoralrepresentation 1948
International Unions Re: Donovan Swailes 1949
Speech on second amendment to ThroneSpeech 1949
Notes on speech from the Throne 1949
Notes on education motion 1949
Notes on Redistribution Committee 1949
Parliamentary Government at Canadian IcelandicClub 1949
Laurier to the National Club 1950
Parliamentary Government at the Manitoba BarAssociation 1950
"Our Mistress - The Law" graduating class Faculty ofLaw 1951
Our two Professions first annual dinner Medico-LegalSociety 1953
Independent candidate campaign speech on C.K.R.C.radio 1953
Campaign speech C.J.O.B. 1953
Campaign speech C.K.R.C. 1953
Campaign speech C.K.R.C. 1953
Campaign speech C.J.O.B. 1953
Our Profession to Law students 1954
Wills for the Elmwood Home and SchoolAssociation 1955
MATERIAL BY OTHER PEOPLE 1897-1982
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271Two pamphlets on Direct Legislation 1897-1898
2Short History of Ashbury Church ca.1900
3Colonial Reports No.56 Turks & Caicos Island -Report on salt Industry 1908
4Pamphlet: Russell Trial and Labor's Rights Opinion byW.H. Trueman K.C. 1919
5Memorandum by W.M. Dickson on the ParoleSystem ca.1920
6Address to the House of Commons by Eamon deValera 1921
7Copy of United Farmers of ManitobaPlatform 1922
8Pamphlet "Elementary Civil Procedure" F.Read L.L.B. 1925
9Pamphlet "Hours that Stood Apart" by J.S.Woodsworth 1929
10Address by H.A. Bergman to the Manitoba BarAssociation 1930
11Pamphlet "A Plae for Social Justice" extracts fromJ.S. Woodsworth speeches in the Hoiuse of Commons 1930-1933
12Pamphlet "The Way of Liberalism" address by Hon.Vincent Massey 1932
13Two Marshall J. Gauvin speeches 1931-1937
14Pamphlet "National Council on Education" 1933
15Proposed Bill to Provide for the Superannuation ofCivil Servants ca.1936
16Weekly Supplement of the Christian Sociologistcontains information on Stubbs 1937
17"Why They Fought in Spain" Margaret Gould pressrelease 1938
18Open letter to Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek fromSigurdur Vilhjalmsson 1938
19"Literature and Society" by Barker Fairley ca.1940
20"The Art and Craft of Talking" by John HiltonB.B.C. ca.1940
21"Free Speech" speech given by Gerald Fonteaux toR.C.M.P. at Montreal 1940
22Pamphlet: "The Early History of St. Andrews" byFrances Wren 1942
23Pamphlet: "Cancer a Nutritional Deficiency " by J.R.Davidson 1943
24"What about the Japanese Canadians" by Howard Normanand the Vancouver Consultative Council 1945
25Pamphlet "The Ukrainian Agony" Professor WatsonKirkconnell 1946
26Open letter from the Manitoba Educational Committee ofthe Western Canada Association of the Deaf 1946
"Premier T.C. Norris" by J. Maclean 1949
Pamphlet "Picketing and the Riot Act" by H.E. ManningK.C. 1949
Pamphlet: "Report on Investigations in Korea &China 1952
Pamphlet: "Strike Penalty - Ten Years inJail" 1951
Pamphlet: "Visit to Russia & South East Asia" byNorman E. Smith 1955
History of the Beaver Flat Drainage Scheme 1957
"The MacDonald Will Case" draft of an article Stubbs grandson of same name appeared in University of Manitoba LawJournal 1982
"Will Manitoba Taxpayers Consent to Pay for RomanCatholic Seperate Schools?" speech by T.T. Shields 1952
PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION A.96-94
P.C.180 1895-1948
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111. Denstone College in England, 2-6 portraits of Stubbs,7-9 portraits of Stanley St. George Stubbs includes his aircrew lost during World War II 10. Manitoba judges, 11-13 Manitoba Legislativeassembly 1895-1948
MSS 188 A.97-69 1911-1957
CORRESPONDENCE 1911-1957
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11A. Shipley Christ's College 1911
2Stubbs- Kursteiner Salt Co. 1913-1951
3Sister Emily Kursteiner 1913-1947
4Kursteiner estate 1918-1957
5General Strike newsclippings 1919
6Color prints from the Stubbs & Pratt lawoffice 1921
7Stubbs purchase of second mortgage on 187 KitsonSt. 1925-1931
8Newsclippings about Stubbs 1925-1966
9Pratt & Lauman Barristerscorrespondence 1926-1928
10Son Roy in Turks & Caicos Islands 1926
11Personal correspondence 1927-1937
12Sister Emily Kursteiner 1927
13Roy Stubbs to parents 1930-1945
14Stubbs letter to his mother 1930
15Cartoons of Stubbs ca.1930
16Canadian Surety Co. 1930
17The Alternative to Revolution ca.1930
18Note on fellow judges ca.1930
19Notes on the late Chief Justice Meredith and theOntario bench ca.1930
20Judge salaries ca.1930
21Stuubs & John W. Pratt mutual release fromindenture 1930
22Law Society of Manitoba Report of Benchers 1930
23Newsclippings from "The Forum" 1930
24W.J. Major to Arthur Sullivan Re: JudgeStubbs 1932
25Stubbs correspondence with Arthur Sullivan &Deputy Minister of Justice Stuart Edwards 1931-1932
26E.J. McMurray to Minister of Justice Hugh Guthrie re:Judge Stubbs 1931
27Letter to Harold Laski 1932
28Stubbs correspondence with various editors 1932
29A Humanist Manifesto 1933
30Stubbs letter to Mackenzie King - Re: JudicialInquiry 1932
31Stubbs comment to press on Rebbit & Brown AffairRebbit was Justice Trueman's son-in-law 1932
32Roy Stubbs letters to Clarence Darrow & Sir EdwardAbbott Parry 1933
33Correspondence with Robert East Re: Stubbsdebt 1933-1938
34Quotations received from Herbert Pierce duringMackenzie Bye-election 1933
35Roy Stubbs letter to C.C.F. Clubs Re: his father'slecture tour 1933
36Stubbs newsclipping file Machray scandal 1933
37Nephew Reggie Chomyn-Ching 1934
38Daughter Lillian Lindbergh 1936-1945
39Brother-in-law James Wilcocks 1936
40Newsclippings on Redistribution 1938-1948
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21Sister Emily Kursteiner 1939-1956
2Leonard Watson Christmas card 1940
3Death of family friend Margaret Williams 1941
4Son Stanley Stubbs killed in 1942 1939-1956
5E.A. Fitzroy speaker of the House ofCommons 1942
6M.L.A. correspondence 1943-1947
7Elise Stubbs (Stanley's widow) 1942-1943
8Public Administration Service 1944
9C.C.F. 1944-1948
10Result sheet from Provincial Election 1945
11Jules Preudhomme letter to Roy Stubbs Re: IsaacPitblado 1946
12Correspondence with son Roy From Turks &Caicos 1946
13Minutes of select special committee onRedistribution 1948
14Correspondence 1950-1952
15Winnifred Lee 1950-1956
16Tunney Case file 1953
17Provincial election newsclippings 1953
18Brief on behalf of the town of Birtle 1955
19Stubbs correspondence with his children 1955-1956
20Condolence letters upon death of wife Mary 1955
21Stubbs to sister Emily Re: Death of wifeMary 1955
22Muriel L. Stubbs Turks & Caicoscorrespondence 1956
23Eddie Stubbs Turks & Caicos Islands 1956
24Cousin Beth Stubbs Thorough 1956
25Correspondence from former Kursteineremployees 1956-1957
26Jessie Lewis 1957
SPEECHES, EVIDENCE & BRIEFS 1930-1955
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31Partial speech League of Nations 1930
2Evidence of A.B. Flett MacDonald Will Case 1930
3On World History ca.1935
4Stubbs radio address over C.K.R.C. 1936
5Stubbs speech in the Legislature on League ofNations ca.1938
6British Parliamentary Reform ca.1940
7War & Civilization ca.1939
8Draft of speech on Patriotism ca.1940
9On Landlord Tennant Act ca.1940
104 radio election speeches 1945
11Re: Report of the Manitoba Cancer InquiryCommission 1945
12Brief to Stubbs from Winnipeg General HospitalEmployees 1946
13Winnipeg & C.P.R. Taxation 1948
14Coalition 1949
15Parliamentary Government 1949
16Sir Wilfred Laurier 1950
17Election speeches 1953
18Partial election speech 1953
19Notes on Crime and Justice ca.1940
20Coalition ca.1953
21Wills 1955
E.J.McMURRAY MATERIAL 1907-1960
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322Liberal politics 1932-1946
23Correspondence about James G. Gardiner 1940
24Biographical information 1949
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41Correspondence with second wife while she wintered inFlorida 1946-1960
2Sympathy letters upon death of first wife 1907
3Correspondence with son Leith & daughter-in-lawMabel 1943-1949
4McMurray correspondence Re: penitentiaries 1931
5Correspondence with Weldon Lindburgh 1949
6Correspondence Re: House purchase 1940-1946
7Correspondence with Stubbs law firm 1959
TOPICS OF INTEREST 1925-1949
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48Newsclippings 1927-1949
9Article about Mayor Ralph Webb 1925
10Communists 1934
11Religion 1934
12Marshall J. Gauvin advertisement 1931
13 Capital punishment and flogging 1928
14"The Weekly News" 1931
"Facts and Fallacies in Economics" C.H.Vogel 1932
Newsclippings on Jews 1937-1946
John W. Dafoe's review of Shelton's biography ofLaurier 1922
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418One Big Union Bulletin 1931
19Ontario C.C.F. split with leftists 1934
20Nationalist Party 1934
21The Freethinker 1942
MATERIAL BY OTHER PEOPLE 1896-1967
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51Pamphlets 1896-1967
2Wilfred Laurier material 1911
3Lady Strathcona assessment appeal 1924
4Correspondence Re: Mrs. K. Nicholson's dispute withGrand Trunk Railway includes signed letter by Arthur Meighen 1929-1932
5Jack London & James Russell Lowell ca.1930
6Articles about Turks & Caicos saltindustry 1931
7Saskatchewan Farmer-Labor group pamphlets 1932
8William Ivens address in support of Stubbs 1932
9Pamphlet: Notes for Lawyers on ExaminingDocuments 1933
10McKenzie Marching Song by H. Edgar Gordon 1933
11Court transcript William Tobias vs. WilliamWhittaker 1934
12Northwest Review Re: Spanish Civil War 1937
13Fred Pratt letter to Roy Stubbs Re: FredDixon ca.1939
14"Once Bitten" a short story by Winnipeg lawyer J.D.Suffield ca.1942
15Let's Face the Facts C.B.C. transcript 1940
16Rules of Older for Manitoba Legislature 1941
17Young Communist League newsletter 1941
18Saskatchewan Legislature speech from theThrone 1946
19Manitoba Speeches from Throne 1948
20Submission Re: Religious Segregation in ManitobaSchools, Winnipeg Council of Churches ca.1953
21"Sputnik and Humanities" Dr. Claude T. Bissell,President of Carleton University 1958