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President Roosevelt trusts Alice M. Robertson’s recommendation to reappoint J. George Wright as an Inspector.
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1904-04-04
President Roosevelt is further encouraged by Alice Robertson to reappoint J. George Wright as an Indian reservation Inspector.
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1904-04-04
President Theodore Roosevelt expresses to Senator Clarence D. Clark his confidence in the judgement of Alice Robertson. Her recommendation of Inspector J. George Wright carries great weight with Roosevelt.
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1904-04-04
Special Assistant to the Attorney General Richards responds to Attorney General Bonaparte’s notice of reports of his misconduct. The purported misconduct relates to suits against Senator Robert L. Owen’s cancelling of Native American land deeds. Richards describing his actions in the case, as well as those from the Interior Department and Owen. He asserts his innocence in the matter, and suggests that proceedings be brought against Owen due to his violation of Section 2111, R. S.
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1908-09-18
President Theodore Roosevelt, Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte, and others have come to Muskogee, Oklahoma, to investigate a fraud case involving Oklahoma Governor Charles Nathaniel Haskell. Haskell, along with J. George Wright and Dana H. Kelsey, are accused of scheduling land deeds to “dummy” persons. Governor Haskell has issued a formal statement rebutting these accusations.
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1909-01-22