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Davis, Charles H. (Charles Hall), 1872-1954

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Letter from Charles H. Davis to Frank Harper

Charles H. Davis acknowledges Frank Harper’s previous letter and says that Theodore Roosevelt has written and agreed to address the African Americans citizens of Atlanta.

Collection

Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1911-02-14

Creator(s)

Davis, Charles H. (Charles Hall), 1872-1954

Letter from Charles H. Davis to Theodore Roosevelt

Theodore Roosevelt has been invited to address the African Americans of Atlanta while he is in town to speak to the Southern Commercial Congress on March 9. President William H. Taft will address the same people on March 10. Various prominent men from Atlanta have endorsed the idea of Roosevelt giving a speech, and Charles H. Davis hopes that Roosevelt will agree.