A letter from A.F. Kindersley to the Commissioner of Police in Bombay (now Mumbai), dated August 22, 1922. The letter addresses Ameen F. Rihani's proposed travel plans to visit Bahrain and Nejd.
Pamphlet titled The Conflict in Palestine: Recent Books and Articles on the Jewish-Arab Problem at the Albany Public Library, 1930. It lists a number of books on the aforementioned topic, and Ameen F. Rihani is listed for two articles on the topic:…
A letter to Mrs. Zelda Stewart Charters from Albert F. Rihani, dated March 18, 1933. The letter addresses that Zelda's letter to Ameen was forward to Albert at International House since Ameen was in Syria travelling. He gives her Ameen's address in…
Itinerary of Ameen F. Rihani from February to March 1937. The document lists the Lecture Plan and Tentative Itinerary for Ameen Rihani in West Virginia, Kentucky, and Indiana.
Itinerary of Ameen F. Rihani from February 12, 1937 in Minneapolis. The document is dated February 2, 1937. It lists the activities and travel plans for the day.
Itinerary of Ameen F. Rihani from February-May 1937. The document lists all of Ameen Rihani's speaking engagements and the travel plans involved in each.
Situation of the Syrians in Mexico, an essay by Ameen F. Rihani that recounts the circumstances of Syrian life after World War I. Year suggested by a third party, 1917
A letter to A.F. Kindersley from the American Consular Service, dated August 21, 1922. The letter addresses introducing Ameen F. Rihani and his desire to obtain an interview with Sir George Lloyd while travelling with the New York Times.
A letter and copy of Ameen F. Rihani's report of death from the American Consulate General to Albert Rihani. It lists Rihani's cause of death as multiple sustained sceptic and infected wounds following a bicycle accident. His place of death is listed…
A letter to W. Colston Leigh Inc. from Wm. Adams Brown Jr. of Brown University, dated December 20, 1938. The letter discusses the January 14th luncheon of the Foreign Policy Association, it discusses Ameen F. Rihani's involvement in the luncheon…
Chicago Council on Foreign Relations Luncheon at Palmer House information, dated October 29, (no year). The document lists Ameen F. Rihani as the principal speaker on "The Arab and the Jew in Palestine."
Chicago Council on Foreign Relations Luncheon information, dated February 20, (no year). The document lists Ameen F. Rihani as one of the speakers on "The Palestine Problem."
A letter to Ralph Deakin from Constantine N. Tabet, dated August 8, 1928. The letter discusses an enclosed letter addressed to a Mr. Montefiore. The letter addressed to Mr. Montefiore mentions Ameen F. Rihani in relation to horses he was given by…
Cosmopolitan Club newsletter, dated November 1929. An interior page states that Ameen F. Rihani will speak on "The Near East in Revolt" on November 20, 1929.
A letter to Mrs. Ruth Crawford Mitchell from Costi K. Zurayk (secretary of the Beirut Committee for the Syrian Room), dated November 25, 1937. The letter lists the members of the committee and may have included a sketch of the room.
A letter to unknown from Current History Magazine, dated November 1929. The letter discusses the November 1929 issue of the magazine, with special attention paid to an article about Ameen F. Rihani about the Arab POV on the situation in Palestine at…
A letter to Mary Waite from George B. Manhart, dated April 15, 1937. The letter addresses Ameen F. Rihani's lectures at De Pauw University in Greencastle, Indiana. The letter discusses that Rihani arrived late and was also struggling with a cold, a…
A letter from the Department of State to the American Diplomatic and Consular Officers, dated April 6, 1931. The letter acts as an introduction of Ameen F. Rihani from NYC.
A letter from the Department of State to Royal S. Copeland, dated April 6, 1931. The letter states that the letter of introduction requested for Ameen F. Rihani was mailed to the address indicated.
A letter to Frank B. Kellogg, Secretary of State, from Don C. Seitz, dated January 15, 1929. The letter introduces Ameen F. Rihani and describes that he has a matter concerning horses to discuss with Kellogg.
