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Barker, P. D. (Prelate Demich), 1835-1928

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Joseph O. Thompson

President Roosevelt tells Collector of Internal Revenue Joseph O. Thompson the members he has been told comprise the State Committee of Alabama. The president believes the list shows “a very undesirable state of affairs,” and is of the opinion that there should be “no such unhealthy predominance of office holders.”

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Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1904-12-24

Letter from Joseph O. Thompson to Theodore Roosevelt

Joseph O. Thompson encloses clippings describing the “political waterloo” that led to him resigning his leadership in the Alabama Republican party. He hopes President Taft will rebuke P. D. Barker in the future for his “treachery.” Barker criticized Theodore Roosevelt in the 1910 New York gubernatorial campaign. Thompson offers to be of service to Theodore Roosevelt within the state of Alabama.

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Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1911-07-17