Includes Charles' answers to questionnaires from local and national organisations regarding his political stance on various matters, newspaper cuttings, printed handbills, timetables of appearances, posters, manuscript speech notes and general ephemera.
Also includes printed ephemera relating to M Philips Price's unsuccesful campaign to become Labour Member of Parliament for the Gloucester constituency.

Includes letters concerning Charles' victory as a Labour Candidate for Newcastle-upon-Tyne Central in the 1922 General Election.
Correspondents include Sidney Kitson, H J Lane, Margaret Llewelyn Davies, Hilda Lyttleton, Neville Lytton and Malcolm M Macnaghten.

Attributed to Charles, addressed 'comrades', likely distributed to constituents in the Newcastle upon Tyne Central division.

Subjects include Irish Home Rule, Stefan Stambuloff and Bulgaria, South Africa, Imperialism, American politics and slavery, Socialism and the New Liberalism, Education and London Board Schools, and a review of 'Efficiency and Empire' by Arnold White.
Also includes a series of short statements written in manuscript on letter paper, including quotes.

Manuscript notes

Manuscript notes

Manuscript notes and typescript copy of a speech on the Land Values Tax.

Manuscript notes

Manuscripts and typescripts.
Includes speeches on education policy, a speech given at the opening of the maternity and child welfare and ante-natal centre in Newburn with a souvenir booklet, notes for a speech given at the annual dinner of the National Union of Teachers Newcastle branch with menu and toast list, a printed leaflet containing a statement on the Spanish Civil War by the Union of Democratic Control, a speech on the Battle of Trafalgar, and speeches on the Spanish Civil War, Hitler, Fascism and Labour Party Policy.

Typescript and manuscript notes for speeches on the Cromwell Government and reflections on his life entitled The Passage of the Years .