{"value"=>"<p>Includes almost daily telegrams and letters to ASO on family and routine business and political matters. Many telegrams are evidently in a prearranged code. Items of special interest include: handwritten note by ASO for $68,000 borrowed by GWO (1924); letter to ASO asking to be retained in an executive position on the NYT (1924); letter on his speech on Prohibition, which was widely acclaimed but disapproved by ASO (1930); and text of a speech at Confederate Memorial (1930).</p>"}