William D. Guthrie

Knowing Good Schools

Some legal phases of corporate financing, reorganization and regulation

De jeuner d'honneur offert

Church and state in Mexico

America's debt to France

Meeting of the Philadelphia Red cross war committees held at the Hotel Ritz, Philadelphia, Monday evening, June 18, 1917

Magna Carta

Speech of William D. Guthrie at political meeting held at Durland's Riding Academy

Remarks of William D. Guthrie, president New York State Bar Association

Banquet given in honor of ... Ferdinand Foch

Joseph Hodges Choate

New York Catholic war fund

Constitutional aspects of executive budgets, as illustrated by recent developments in the state of New York

A discussion of the constitutionality of the anti-trust act of 1890, as interpreted by the United States Supreme Court in the case of the Trans-Missouri Traffic Association

The Mayflower compact of November 21, 1620

Au Congrès de l'American Legion

United States of America, plaintiff, against the Chemical Foundation, Incorporated, defendant

Admission to the New York bar

The proposed child labor amendment to the constitution of the United States

The New York executive budget

The federal child labor amendment

Address of former president William D. Guthrie on subject of admissions to the bar

Federal prohibition legislation

Supreme court, appellate division, first judicial department. John H. Parks, plaintiff-appellant, against John W. Gates, defendant-respondent

The Constitution of the United States and its amendment

The Visit of the American Bar Association to the Paris Bar in July, 1924

Brief on behalf of defendant-in-error

Isidor Wormser, Jr., plaintiff, against Metropolitan Street Railway Company and Interurban Street Railway Company, defendants

A discussion of the constitutionality of the Anti-trust Act of 1890

Argument of William D. Guthrie, submitted to the Honorable Frank S. Black

The covenant of the League of nations

The League of nations and miscellaneous addresses

Lectures on the fourteenth article of amendment to the Constitution of the United States