American Institute of Accountants
1926
Letter from Warren W. Nissley, Chairman, Committee, Bureau for Placements, American Institute of Accountants, to Henry A. Niles Re: Opinion of the Services of the Bureau for Placements and Need for Expansion of Activities., Warren W. Nissley and American Institute of Accountants. Bureau of Placements
Letter from Warren W. Nissley, Chairman, Committee, Bureau for Placements, American Institute of Accountants, to Henry A. Niles Re: Opinion of the Services of the Bureau for Placements and Need for Expansion of Activities., Warren W. Nissley and American Institute of Accountants. Bureau of Placements
Letter from William H. West, President, Executive Committee, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the American Institute of Accountants Re: Report Presented at the Annual Meeting on September 21, 1926 and Its Referral to the Executive Committee., William H. West and American Institute of Accountants. Executive Committee
1925
Letter from Committee on Public Affairs, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates Re: Circulation of Letter-Bulletin 3 on Credit Frauds In Order to Maintain Institute's Headway in Work of Crime Prevention., American Institute of Accountants. Bureau of Public Affairs
Letter from Committee on Public Affairs, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates Re: Letter-Bulletin 4: Tax Simplification., American Institute of Accountants. Bureau of Public Affairs
Letter from Committee on Public Affairs, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates Re: Orders for Letter-Bulletin 4: "Tax Simplification."., American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Public Affairs
Letter from the Committee on Public Affairs, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates Re: Distribution of Copies of Letter-Bulletin 3 on "Credit Frauds."., American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Public Affairs
Letter from Arthur H. Carter, Chairman, Committee on Financing the Bureau of Public Affairs, American Institute of Accountants, to Messrs. Niles & Niles Re: Solicitation of a Subscription for the Continuance of the Work of the Bureau of Public Affairs., Arthur H. Carter and American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Financing the Bureau of Public Affairs
Letter from H. W. Dodds, Secretary, National Municipal League, to Members of the American Institute of Accountants Re: The National Municipal Review Magazine., H. W. Dodds and National Municipal League
Letter from Homer S. Pace, Chairman, Committee on Public Affairs, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates Re: Letter of Andrew W. Mellon, Secretary, U.S. Treasury Department, Regarding Letter-Bulletin 3 on Credit Frauds., Homer S. Pace and American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Public Affairs
Letter from A. M. Pullen, Chairman, Committee on Meetings, to Members and Associates of the American Institute of Accountants Re: annual meeting of the AIA to be held at the Washington Hotel, Washington, D.C., September 14th-17th, 1925., A. M. Pullen and American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Meetings
1924
Historical Review of the American Institute of Accountants, American Institute of Accountants
Form Letter from the Committee, Bureau of Public Affairs, American Institute of Accountants, to Member Re: Budget of the Bureau of Public Affairs and Asking for Contribution., American Institute of Accountants. Bureau of Public Affairs
Letter from Committee on Public Affairs, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates Re: Committee Budget and Request for Contributions., American Institute of Accountants. Bureau of Public Affairs
The Crime Tendency: The Relation of Accountancy to the Prevention of Commercial Fraud., American Institute of Accountants. Bureau of Public Affairs
Letters from the Committee on Public Affairs, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates Re: Letter-Bulletin 2 on "The Crime Tendency."., American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Public Affairs
Report of Committee on Public Affairs To the Council of the American Institute of Accountants, American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Public Affairs
Letter from The St. Louis Chapter, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the AIA Re: Invitation to Attend the Annual Meeting to be Held in St. Louis, Missouri, September 15-18, 1924., American Institute of Accountants. St. Louis Chapter
Letter from Will-A. Clader, Chairman, Committee on Annual Meeting, American Institute of Accountants, to Henry A. Niles Re: Annual Meeting to be Held September 20-22 in Washington, DC, at the New Willard Hotel., Will-A. Clader and American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Meetings
Letter from Edward E. Gore, President, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of the AIA Re: Form of Consent Authorizing the Holding of Annual or Special Meetings at Any Place Selected by the Institute., Edward E. Gore and American Institute of Accountants
Letter from David L. Grey, Chairman, Committee on Meetings, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the AIA Re: Annual Meeting of the AIA to be Held in St. Louis, Missouri, September 15-18 at the Hotel Chase., David L. Grey and American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Meetings
Form Letter from A. P. Richardson, Secretary, Executive, American Institute of Accountants, to Members Re: Information for Membership List., A. P. Richardson
Letter from A. P. Richardson, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Henry A. Niles, Esq., Re: Completion of Form of Consent to the Holding of Institute Meetings at Any Place in the United States., A. P. Richardson and Edward E. Gore
Letter from A. P. Richardson, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members Re: Summary of President Edward E. Gore's Report Presented at Annual Meeting of the Institute Held at St. Louis, Missouri, September 16, 1924., A. P. Richardson and Edward E. Gore
Letter from Arthur R. Tucker, Secretary, Committee on Public Affairs, American Institute of Accountants, to Henry A. Niles Re: Letter-Bulleting Dealing With the Subject of Arbitration., Arthur R. Tucker and American Institute of Accjutants. Bureau of Public Affairs
1923
Letters from Frank Lowson, Chairman, Committee on Meetings, and A. P. Richardson, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants Re: Annual Meeting of the Institute to Be Held at Washington Hotel, Washington, DC, September 17-20, 1923., Frank Lowson and American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Meetings
Letter from Edward A. McAllister, Chairman, Committee on Annual Meeting, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of the American Institute of Accountants Re: Intention to Place In Nomination The Name of Frederick G. Colley, of New York, at the Annual Meeting of the AIA, to be Held in Washington, DC, on September 18-19, 1923., Edward A. McAllister and American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Annual Meeting
Letter from Robert H. Montgomery, President, New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants to Members of the Society Re: Questionnaire on Special Committees for Technical Subjects., Robert H. Montgomery
1922
Letter from A. P. Richardson, Secretary, Executive Committee, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the AIA Re: Senate Bill 2531 and House of Representatives Report No. 1200 (Creation of a CPA Board in the District of Columbia)., A. P. Richardson and American Institute of Accountants. Executive Committee
Letter from the Committee on National Charter, American Institute of Accountants, to Members Re: H.R. 9446, Which Provides for the Incorporation of the American Institute of Accountants by Act of Congress., Adam A. Ross and American Institute od Accountants. Committee on National Charter
Letter from Scovell, Wellington & Company to Members of the American Institute of Accountants Re: Questionnaire for the Purpose of Collecting Comprehensive Information on Advertising, for Presentation at the Annual Convention of the AIA., Scovell, Wellington & Company
1921
Confidential Communication, December 5, 1921, American Institute of Accountants
Report of Special Committee on Professional Advancement, American Institute of Accountants
Letter from American Institute of Accountants Executive Committee to Members and Associates of the AIA urging support of the CPA bill (Senate 2531), introduced by Senator Capper and Representative Zihlman., American Institute of Accountants. Executive Committee
Letter to the American Institute of Accountants on Advertising and Professional Advancement., Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Letter from Scovell, Wellington & Company to Members of the American Institute of Accountants Re: Inadequacy of Report of Special Committee on Professional Advancement., Scovell, Wellington & Company
1920
Letter from Adam A. Ross, Chairman, Committee on Federal Legislation, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of the AIA Re: Press Dispatches Stating That Tentative Returns for 1919 Have Been Abolished, That Estimated Returns Will Not Be Permitted, and That Extensions Will Be Granted Only in Case of Sickness or Absence., Adam A. Ross and American Institute. Committee on Federal Legislation
1919
Referendum Ballot on Amendments to the Constitution and By-Laws Adopted at the Annual Meeting of the American Institute of Accountants, September 16, 1919., American Institute of Accountants
Library catalogue, American Institute of Accountants. Library
Library catalogue, January 1919, American Institute of Accountants and L. S. Miltimore
Letter from R. J. Beaman, Chairman, Committee on Annual Meeting, American Institute of Accountants, to Members Re: 1919 Convention of the American Institute of Accountants to be Held September 15-17, at the Hotel Sinton, Cincinnati, Ohio., R. J. Beaman and American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Annual Meeting
Letter from A. P. Richardson, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the AIA Re: Notice of Regular Annual Meeting to Be Held at Sinton Hotel, Cincinnati, Ohio, September 16 and 17, 1919., A P. Richardson; W. R, MacKenzie; and American Institute of Accountant. Committee on Constitution and By-laws
Letter from Committee on Federal Legislation, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of the AIA Re: Request to be Permitted to File Tentative Returns on March 15, 1920., Adam A. Ross and American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Federal Legislation
1918
Letter from A. P. Richardson, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the AIA Re: Orders Issued by the Provost Marshal General Indicating That Accountants are Not Within the Operation of the Regulations Which Are Commonly Known as "Work or Fight."., A. P. Richardson and E. H. Crowder
Correspondence Among A. P. Richardson, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants; Daniel C. Roper, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Treasury Department; and G. W. Millet, Associate Director, The American Red Cross Re: Enlisting the Services of Accountants from the Institute for Domestic and Foreign Placements., A. P. Richardson, Daniel C. Roper, and G. W. Millet
1917
Letter from Special Committee on Collection, New York Committee, American Institute of Accountants, to Henry A. Niles, Esq., Re: Endowment Fund., American Institute of Accountants. Special Committee on Collection. New York Committee
Letter from R. H. Montgomery, Chairman, Special Committee on Collection, to Members and Associates of the American Institute of Accountants Re: Endowment Fund Proposed by Mr. George O. May for the Establishment of a Statistical Library Bureau in the Headquarters of the Institute in New York., R. H. Montgomery and American Institue of Accountants. Special Committee on Collection
Letter from A. P. Richardson, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the AIA Re: Pamphlet on "Uniform Accounting."., A. P. Richardson
Letters from Committee on Meetings and A. P. Richardson, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants to Members and Associates Re: Annual Meeting of the Institute to Be Held in Washington, September 17-20, 1917., A. P. Richardson, American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Meetings, and Elmer L. Hatter
Letter from A. P. Richardson, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the AIA Re: Methods of Taxing War Profits Compared; Differences in Spirit of Legislation Which Cause English Industry to Accept a Higher Rate Than is Proposed Here, by George O. May, of Price, Waterhouse & Co. [Letter To the Editor of The New York Times]., A. P. Richardson, George O. May, and American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Federal Legislation
1914
Annual convention of The American Association of Public Accountants will be held in Washington, during the third week in September, American Association of Public Accountants. Committee on Annual Meeting
Committee on Annual Meeting desires to again call to the attention of the Membership of the American Association the Annual Convention, Elmer L. Hatter and American Association of Public Accountants. Committee on Annual Meeting
I give notice that at the said annual convention the following suggested amendments to the constitution and by-laws will be submitted for consideration, A. P. Richardson and American Association of Public Accountants
1913
Reply to circular letter of August 4th, R. W. Boisselier
We enclose a program of the arrangements for the Annual Meeting to be held in Boston, September 15th to 19th, 1913, Motorist's Guide enclosed, Harvey S. Chase and American Association of Public Accountants
1913 Year Book of The American Association of Public Accountants will be published on or before December 20th, 1913, Robert H. Montgomery and American Association of Public Accountants
Committee on Accounting Terminology is earnestly desirous of presenting as complete a report as possible to the American Association of Public Accountants at their next convention, J. Lee Nicholson and American Association of Public Accountants. Committee on Accounting Terminology
In March the Committee on Accounting Terminology sent a special letter to every member of our Association, requesting each one to submit one or more accounting terms and definitions, J. Lee Nicholson and American Association of Public Accountants. Committee on Accounting Terminology
Committee on Education of the American Association of Public Accountants requests answers to the following questions, Waldron H. Rand and American Association of Public Accountants. Committee on Education
Letter to Niles & Niles re: forwarding letter to the Ronald Press Company publishers of the 1912 Year Book, A, P. Richardson and American Association of Public Accountants
I submit herewith suggested amendments to the Constitution and By-Laws of the Association, upon which action will be taken at the annual meeting to be held in September next, A. P. Richardson and American Association of Public Accountants
Special committee on credit information is preparing to publish a book of approximately eighty pages containing the results of the inquiry which has been conducted among bankers as to their attitude in the matter of certification of borrowers’ statements., A. P. Richardson and American Association of Public Accountants
President Montgomery has appointed a special committee to canvass the state societies with the idea of obtaining their views in regard to the question of an increase of dues, Elijah W. Sells and American association of Public Accountants. Special. Committee on Dues
Report of the Committee on Journal, J. E. Sterrett and American Association of Public Accountants. Committee on Journal
Trustees unanimously decided that the Association should itself take over the supervision of The Journal of Accountancy, Edward L. Suffern and American Association o Public Accountants
It is expected that legislation at Washington will be considered which may affect accountants in many ways, Arthur Young and American Association of Public Accountants. Committee on Federal Legislation