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30th President. Typed letter signed “Calvin Coolidge” AS PRESIDENT, December 6, 1923, White House stationery. President Coolidge writes to civil rights lawyer and founding member of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Moorfield Storey. In part:
I shall always be glad to meet anyone in whom you are interested, for I know that I can rely upon your judgement. It will be a pleasure to see Mr. Johnson when he is in Washington...
Prior mounting remnants, minor surface loss, pencil notations, and scattered staining on verso.
30th President. Typed letter signed “Calvin Coolidge” AS PRESIDENT, December 6, 1923, White House stationery. President Coolidge writes to civil rights lawyer and founding member of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Moorfield Storey. In part:
I shall always be glad to meet anyone in whom you are interested, for I know that I can rely upon your judgement. It will be a pleasure to see Mr. Johnson when he is in Washington...
Prior mounting remnants, minor surface loss, pencil notations, and scattered staining on verso.