American Institute of Accountants
1923
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 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 A. P. Richardson, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the AIA Re: Pamphlet on "Uniform Accounting."., A. P. Richardson
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
1912
Enclosed is the official program of the proceedings arranged for the Annual Meeting to be held in Chicago, September 16th to 20th, 1912, Program included, American Association of Public Accountants
At the annual convention of the American Association of Public Accountants held in Chicago last September the President was authorized to appoint a special committee to deal with the question of publicity, Robert H. Montgomery and American Association of Public Accountants
Requesting subscriptions for the Year Book for 1911., Edward L. Suffern
1911
1911 Annual Meeting of the Association will be held in San Francisco on September 19th, 20th and 21st, includes agenda, American Association of Public Accountants
Enclosed with this circular letter are two copies of preamble and resolutions submitted at a meeting in the Chamber of Commerce of the State of New York, held on Thursday, May 4, 1911., American Association of Public Accountants. Committee on Federal Legislation
Letter re: Urging support of amendment of the existing law whereby corporations will be permitted to make their returns to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue as of the close of their individual fiscal years, Robert H. Montgomery and American Association of Public Accountants. Committee on Federal Legislation
Letter re: Urging support of bill to amend the Corporation Tax Law, Robert H. Montgomery and American Association of Public Accountants. Committee on Federal Legislation
Enclosed bill has been submitted to Congress as a result of the efforts of your Committee on Federal Legislation, H.R. 14489 included, A. P. Richardson and American Association of Public Accountants. Committee on Federal Legislation
Letter re: attending the convention of the American Association of Public Accountants in San Francisco, from September 18th to 22nd, Edward L. Suffern and American Association of Public Accountants
Letter to Henry A. Niles re: Securing an amendment to the Corporation Excise Tax Law, Edward L. Suffern and American Association of Public Accountants
Letter to Henry A. Niles re:Southern California Association of Certified Public Accountants application to the American Association of Public Accountants for recognition by them, independent of and in addition to the Society at San Francisco, H. Ivor Thomas and Southern California Association of Certified Public Accountants
1910
American Association of Public Accountants. Annual Banquet, Thursday, October 20, 1910, American Association of Public Accountants
Committee on Arrangements desires to remind you that the Annual Convention of the American Association of Public Accountants will be held in New York, commencing Monday, October 17th, 1910, American Association of Public Accounts. Committee on Arrangements and New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants. Committee on Arrangements
Letter to Henry A. Niles: Acknowledgi receipt, through Mr. Patterson, of your remittance of $6.00 covering ticket for the American Association Annual Banquet, with Agenda, H. B. Cook and American Association of Public Accountants
Letter to Samuel D. Patterson re: copy of Record, of Proceedings, National Association of Certified. Public Accountant Examiners, at Denver, Colorado, October 1909., J. H. Kauffman and American Association of Public Accountants
Letter from T. Cullen Roberts: letter of the 16th instant enclosing a copy of the report of the Committee on By-Laws. September 24, 1910, Henry A. Niles
Letter to George Wilkinson re: Referring to your several letters with reference to subscribing to the special guarantee fund, Henry A. Niles
Series of letters regarding Henry A. Niles' response to proposed amendments to the Constitution and By-Laws, Henry A. Niles and American Association of Public Accountants
Letter re: Your attention is respectfully called to the enclosed report of the Committee on By-Laws, T. Cullen Roberts and American Association of Public Accountants
Letter to Henry A. Niles re: receipt of proposed amendments, T. Cullen Roberts and American Association of Public Accountants
Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting is held on October 18, 1910, T. Cullen Roberts and American Association of Public Accountants
Board of Trustees of The American Association of Public Accountants authorized the President to appoint a special Committee to devise ways and means to provide the Association with an Executive Officer to serve as Secretary, J. E. Sterrett and American Association of public accountants
Letter re: Enclosed copy of the catalogue of the Accountancy Library maintained in connection with the School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance of Denver, Colorado., J. E. Sterrett and American Association of Public Accountants
Board of Trustees of The American Association of Public Accountants, at its last meeting, authorized the President to appoint a special Committee to devise ways and means to provide the American Association with an Executive Officer to serve as Secretary, J. E. Sterrett, George Wilkinson, and American Association of Public Accountants
Letter re: You are requested to attend a Meeting of the Delegation of the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants, George Wilkinson and American Association of Public Accountants
Letter re: Guarantee Fund, George Wilkinson and American Association of Public Accountants. Committee on Guarantee Fund
Letter to Henry A. Niles re: Asking for a contribution from yourself of $25 a year for each of the three years to secure the services of an executive officer, George Wilkinson and American Association of Public Accountants. Committee on Guarantee Fund
Letter to Henry A. Niles re: Proposed employment, by the Board of Trustees of the Association, of an Executive Officer to serve as Secretary, George Wilkinson and American Association of Public Accountants. Committee on Guarantee Fund
Letter to Henry A. Niles re: This morning I am in receipt of your favor of the 21st instant, covering your personal contribution of $25, George Wilkinson and American Association of Public Accountants. Committee on Guarantee Fund
Provide a supplemental income to secure the services of a competent person to act as executive with attachments officer, George Wilkinson and American Association of Public Accountants. Committee on Guarantee Fund
Special (Final) appeal for Special Guarantee Fund, George Wilkinson and American Association of Public Accountants. Committee on Guarantee Fund
Letter to Henry A. Niles re: meeting of the New York Delegation to receive the report of the Special Committee of the Delegates, George Wilkinson and American Association of Public Accountants. Special Committee of the Delegates
1909
Form to vote as my proxy at the annual meeting of the American Association of Public Accountants to be held on the 19th October, 1909, American Association of Public Accountants
notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Association will be held in Denver, Colorado, the 19th October, 1909, proposed amendments included, American Association of Public Accountants
Notice of annual meeting in Denver October 19, 20, and 21, 1909, American Association of Public Accountants
Letter to Henry A. Niles re: Travel plans to convention of Certified Public Accountants at Denver, Colo., in October 1909, J. B. De Friest and Union Pacific Railroad Company
Twenty-Second Anniversary, the American association of Public Accountants, to Be Held in Denver, October 19, 20, 21, 1909, J. B. Geijsbeek
Twenty-Second Anniversary, the American association of Public Accountants, to Be Held in Denver, October 19, 20, 21, 1909, J. B. Geijsbeek
Brokers Now Open Books to Customers, New York Times article, July 8, 1909, New York Times
Letter to Henry A. Niles: Mr. Toppin, Auditor General of the Western Australian Government, has written to me, T. Cullen Roberts and American Association of Public Accountants