Letter from William Loeb, Jr. to E. A. Hitchcock

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This letter encloses a letter from Judge Thomas G. Jones on behalf of his brother Edwin F. Jones. Thomas Jones' letter is addressed to William Loeb, Jr. and states that Edwin Jones should not be appointed as District Attorney.

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THE WHITE HOUSE,
WASHINGTON
June 5, 1905.
My dear Mr. Secretary
By direction of the President I send you the enclosed
letter from Judge Thomas G. Jones in behalf of his brother,
Ur. Edwin F. Jones.
The President would be glad to have you send him a
report in this case. He hopes a place can be found for
Mr. Jones.
Very truly yours,
Secretar to the President.
Hon. E. A. Hitchcock,
Secretary of the Interior.
Enclosure e

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