Chicago: The Regan Printing House, [1911?]. First edition. 8vo, original printed wrappers, 79 pages. A fairly caustic by-way in the scandal following the election of Chicago Republican machine boss William Lorimer to the Senate; Adams here defends Hines, a Chicago lumberman, who was reported to have said that he had... More about The Story of Edward Hines, who is Falsely Accused of Having Secured by Bribery the Election of...

[Bloomington, Illinois: n. p., 1911?]. First edition. 8vo, original brown cloth, gilt lettering, 133 pages. Frontis portrait. A presentation copy, inscribed in ink on the front free endpaper and dated Mar. 8, 1911. Collects varied and interesting speeches from the Ewing (1835-1918), the Central Illinois lawyer, politician and cousin to... More about Short Addresses.

(Bloomington, Illinois): [n. p., 1946]. First edition. 8vo, unbound pamphlet, [4] pages. A pamphlet on "Why Farmers Should Vote for Vrooman," in support of the Democrat's unsuccessful run for Congress against long-time Downstate Representative Les Arends. Includes information on his efforts for farm relief. More about A Farmer in Congress [caption title].