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NOR..11AN JUDD GOULD, b. 18 77. PAPERS, [ca. 1861]-1938.

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Gould, Norman Judd, b. 1877. Papers, [ca.1861]-1938, 1917-1923 (bulk) • 4 C Llb i C ft.

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United States congressman, businessman. ij Summary: Copies of House resolutions and bills introduced by . Gould, amny of ~

which pertain to the military establishment, the welfare of members of the arme~ forces, and American participation in World War I; also, his statement as to wh~ he voted against the Soldiers' Bonus Bill of 1922 and letters commendinq him fan his stand; copies of speeches, press releases, and circulars concerning-the war~ effort, his campaigns for reelection on the Republican ticket, rural mail ~ deliveries, and other matters; also, clippings, photographs, and miscellaneous m items relating to his political career, the Gould and Judd families, or to ~

Goulds Pumps, Inc. of Seneca Falls, Ne'w York. c lnde:-:es: Item 1 i st. ;=: Described in REPORT OF THE CURATOR AND ARCHIVIST, 1958-62. ~ Cite as: Norman Judd Gould. Papers, #2078. Department of Manuscripts and ~

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1. Gould family. 2. Judd family. 3. Goulds Pumps, Inc. 4. United States. ~ Congress. House. 5. Politics, Practical. 6. Postal service. 7. World War, 1914-· 1918. 8. United States--Politics and government. 9. Photoprints. 10. Speeches. 8 11. Politicians.

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Gould, Norman Judd, 1877- Papers, c. 1861-[1917-1923]-1938.

Congressman, New York J6th District, 1915-1923; businessman. Contents of one scrapbook and loose materials (25 pcs.), including copies of House resolu­tions and bills introduced by Gould (Cornell '99), many of which pertain to the military establishment, the welfare of members of the armed forces, and various issues arising out of American participation in World liar I; also, Gould's statement as to why he voted against the Soldiers' Bonus B-ill of 1922 and letters commending him for his stand; copies of speeches, press releases, and circulars concerning the war effort, his campaigns for reelection on the Republican ticket, rural mail deliveries, and other matters; also, clippings, photographs, and miscellaneous items relating to his political career, the Gould and Judd Families, or to Goulds Pumps, Inc., Seneca County. One 4 11 bx.

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Gould, Norman Judd, 1877-

Cross references to main entry:

Goulds Pumps, Inc. Soldiers' Bonus Bill of 1922 Republican Party U.S. House of Representatives

Papers, c. 1861-[1917-1923]-1938.

U.S. Post Office Department (rural deliveries) World War I Elections (Congressional) Congressional districts (New York 36th) Politics (New York State)

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Norman Judd Gould. Scrapbook and various related loose materials: ~

~ [pasted in] House of Reoresentatives bills introduced by Gould, April 9, 1917-Feb. 24, 1919. z 8

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21 bills and 5 resolutions, Dec. 17, 1918-Feh.. 8, 1919, concernine Prize money for destruction of 1st submarine. Radio station (commercial) between US and Hawaii, Gu.am, and Philippines. Provision of tobacco for enlisted men of the Army.

Also• Navy and Marine Corps. National Defense. Provision for Aircraft Administration. Candy rations for A.E.F., Navy. Temporary increase of the Military Establishment. Provision for surgical and medical treatment for men of Armed Services

who have been honorably discharged. Retention of uniform by all hon. dischg'd men. Full pay for same. Relief for commissioned officers, noncoms, and enlisted persons in the

Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and Army Nurse Col'.:'ps. Purchase of land for military cemeteries abroad. Federal aid for States in construction of rural post roads. And numerous other bills, including estab. of Bureau of War Risk Insurance

in the Treasury Dept, Feb. 8, 1919.

Resolutions and bills, cont •• Feb. 8, 1919-May 19, 1919. concerning U.S. Food Administration. U.S. Shipping Board. Protection of US interests in Mexico, March 1, 1919.

Resolutions, cont •• May 19, 1919-May 9. 1921. U.S. Food Administration. Military Prisons. Protection of US interests in Mex., May 19th. 1919. Rural delivery routes. Prevent District of Columbia police from joining labor organizations.

Form letter issued by the "Norman J. Gould Election Committee for Cayuga County"; 2 pp., October 22, 1920, giving list of various bills and resolutions in the interest of soldiers and sailors intro. by NJG.

Also, typescript data on each of above bills and resolutions, giving explanation of background for each, action taken by appropriate dept., 28 pcs.

3 Mounted pamphlets (copies of speeches made by NJG in HR.) (1) re "Foreign trade section of the Bond Bill with respect to the

situation in Mexico." 20 pp., March J, 1919. (2) "War with Germany." 8 pp., April 5. 1917. (J) "To Improve the Functions of the Aircraft Administration, 11 May

13 and 14, 1918. 8 pp.

Press releases June 10, 1922, announcing that NJG will run for Congress again. April 12, 1918, Aircraft Production Bd.

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Norman Judd Gould. Scrapbook, etc. cont., P• 2. I 2078

Form letter (2 pcs.) to constituents re rural mail delivery and efforts made by Gould on behalf of citizens of Cayuga and Wayne Counties, Sept. 29, 1921.,

Pageffrom Congressional Record, March 23, 1922, containing speech in which NJG states that he will vote against the Sold:Brs 1 Bonus Bill and telling why. 1 pc.

Patriotic speech made by NJG, Seneca Falls, July 4, 1917 (8 pp. typescript carbon)~ US war effort, the draft, need for sacrifice, more 3$ for airplanes, food control. ~

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c Gould 1 s statement ( 1 pc. mimeo., October 8, 1921) re resolution for

of the use of ~fte federal funds for agricultural org. investigationA

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Printed statement (1 pc.) announcing NJG 1 s candidacy for renomination on the Republican ticket for member of Congress, Aug. 9, 1920. c

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Typescript statement (12 pp.) of NJG, Feb. 14, 1917, ~ estimates filed by ~ Labor Dept. for the US Employment Service for next fiscal yr., apparently &i before an investigating committee. (Failures in funciioning of USES; irregular~ activities of staff; opposition to a peacetime USES.)

Letters to Gould, }1r, Ap, Je, Jy 1922, from constituents and others commending NJG for voting agst. the bonus bill; includes one from the Rev. Charles K. Imbrie, chaplain of the Penn Yan American Legion post; also from school superintendents, manufacturers, lawyers, etc.

Other letters urging Gould to run for Congress again and expressing JQmiMBSBSIM ~ regrets that he has decided not to do so; incl. one from Charles E. Treman, June 15, 1922.

Hore letters, 1922, ~ bonus. T. ~ "": - ,.. \ - -•. ' '} \...~- I

Newspaper clippings~ Gould's retirement from Congress in 1922 and John Taber's candidacy.

Clippings~ position NJG took on various questions while serving in Congress. Also, letter t~ from NJG giving his estimate of James N. wad~worth. Some clippings~ Snell, other NYS Congressmen.

Clippings~ introduction of bill for reorg. of aircraft division.

Snapshots and printed material Two photos of a Labor Day Parade, 1917, [Seneca Falls?]. Christmas card with photo of the Black Watch pipers on parade.

Original pen & ink sketch of cartoon of Gould at wheel of a speeding car, March 31, 1920.

Cartoon from The [Philadelphia] Evening Bulletin,~ Congressmen who voted in favoz of Prohibition. ~

Mimeo. announcement~ bills sponsored by Gould, 4 pcs. ~ Typescript un~ed letter (copy?) with clipping pasted on from a Sgt. in France,~

Sept. 18, 1918, commending Gould for resolution that candy be added to ratiorr!3 typescript carbon of second letter, Jan. 27, 1919, from same~ same and ~ expressing opinions on conditions in Germany and attitude of conquered Germ.a~

Photostat of printed statement from National Security League of NYC~ votes of ~ Congressmen on 8 war measures. ~

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Norman Judd Gould. Scrapbook, etc., cont. p. 3. #2078

Pages torn from Congressional Directory, containing information on NJG. Issue of The Morning~ (Washington, D.C.), ~rch 31, 1920---trick photos,

Humorous com.~ent, cartoons on current political situation.

One clipping ---Letter from Martha Freeman Esmond to friend, Julia Boyd of New York, ~ wedding of Norman B. Judd's dau., Miss Minnie Judd, to S[ eabury J S. Gould [Junior] Lra ther of Norman J. Gould]. Chicago, March 31, 1875. Printed in Chicago Sunday Tribune, November 9, 1930.

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Loose material (25 pcs.):

Hanila folder marked "Credentials," 1915-1920; 11 pcs. Certificate issued by the Office of the [N.Y.] Secretary of State that

NJG duly elected Rep. in Congress, Nov. 29, 1915. Other certificates of election, 1916-1920.

Letter from C. H. Betts, ed. of~ Lyons Republican, March 2, 1923; regrets NJG not running again and commends him. Also, answer, March 7, 1923.

Letter from Hattie B. Hardman, Vice-Chairman of Yates County Republican County Committee, expressing regrets at NJG's retirement, March 16, 1923; answer, March 23rd.

Clipping from Penn Yan newspaper.

Printed copy of NJG's speech on Improvement of Functions of the Aircraft Administration, May 13-14, 1918.

Page from old scrapbook dating from the 1~70's; includes a notice of the wedding of Seabury s. Gould, Jr. to LMinniel Judd of Chicago. L Sr. d. 1886J

Three photos: 2 of Norman B. Judd (grey beard) 1 of same with wife taken in Berlin, where he was US Minister

to Germany, 1861-1865.

One issue of The Seneca Falls Reveille, Friday, July 22, 1870, P. 3 has article on Goulds Mfg. Co. L KEEP 'NITH COLL.J

Page from Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, October 31, 1938, "Goulds to Mark 90th Year As Industry in Seneca Falls."

!-Pamphlet - Gould Pumps Incorporated, Seneca Falls, N. Y.; 1 pc. ~

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He was born in Seneca Falls, New Yorl<, March 15, 1877, the oldest of the five children of Seabury s. Gould and Eary Eitchell (Judd) Gould.

He is the grandson of the late Norman B. Judd, who nominated Lincoln as a candidate for President in 1860.

He was married in 1921 to Anna Benrath of Philadelphia.

He is a member of the Presbyterian Church.

He was educ3.ted in the schools of Seneca Falls, New York, Lawrenceville, ~Iew Jersey, Preparatory School, graduating in 1895, and at Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, graduating as a 11::echanical Engineer in 1899.

During his stay at Cornell he was President of his Class for one year, member of the Masque, of Sigma Phi, ani of .:;.uill and Dagger, and Assistant Manager and Manager of the Cornell Crew in 1899.

On graduation from Cornell he became associated with the Goulds !-Ianuf 3.cturing Company, (now Goulds Pumps, Inc. ) in October, 1899, and has been associated with that com­pany to date.

In his ?ump experience he covered full training in all departments of the Pump business and has been ?resident of the Company from 1908 to date.

Hi3 various activities have been substantially as follows:

Hember of the Board of Education, Seneca Falls. Member of the Village Board of Trustees, Seneca Falls. Director of the former Exchange National Bank. Eember of the Board of Trustees of the local Savings Bank.

In 1908 he was Alternate at Large to the Republican National Convention. Delegate in 1916. 'vfas member of the riepublican State Committee and has been re-olected.

In 1912 he was elected Chairman of the Seneca County Republican Committee and continued in this position for about fifteen years.

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Also served ~s Representative in Congress frcm the J6th District of New York from 1915 to 1923. While in Congress he was a member of the Committee on the District of Columbia, Labor Committee an:l Chairman of the Committee on the Library. Also, member of the Congressional Campaign Committee in 1918 and 1)19.

In 1920 he was an Assistant Manager of the Campaign in an attempt to secure the nomination of General Leonard lfood as Republican candidate for ?resident and has con­tinued his interest and activity in the welfare of our country as a member of the Republican Party, ani took an active interest '.in.·the nomination and election of Robert Taft for President in 1952.

He is a life member of the American Society of I'iechanical Engineers, and was awarded a Fifty-Year button of this Society.

He is a member of the:

He is a:

Hydraulic Institute. National Associaticn of Domestic and Farm Pump Eanu1'acturers. Member of the Board of Directors of Utica Mutual Insurance Co.

He is and has been actively interested in the Finger Lakes Council, Boy Scouts of America. Freedom on the !·~ch, Ithaca, New York. Citizens :?ublic Sxpenditure Survey, Albany, New York. Associated Industries, Inc., of Buffalo, New York. American Tariff League.

J2nd Degree Mason. t·!ember of the Knights Templar an::i of the Shrine. Holder of the Fifty-Year medal of the Grand Lodge of l~ascns of New York State. ~

1iember of the Elks •

He is a member of:

Cornell Club of !Jew York. Indian House. Genesee Valley Club. Rochester Club. Fort Orange Club. Cloud Club. Newco:nen 3ociety. Sons of the A.~erican Revolution. Americanization Comrni ttee of the rJew Yorl< State Chapter, SAil..

The Presbyterian Church.

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