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Letter from John Carson
No full textThis document is a letter from John Carson addressed to Alonzo H. Reynolds, Esquire. Carson writes to Reynolds from Baltimore to provide an update regarding their matter involving Captain France. Carson informs Reynolds that Captain France has not yet returned to the city, thus hindering Carson from progressing with Reynolds's affair. Carson anticipates France's arrival in the city by the following Monday or Tuesday, at which point he expects to negotiate an agreement with him. The paper is embossed in the upper left-hand corner with John Carson's name and business information
Letter from John Carson
No full textThis document is a letter from John Carson addressed to Alonzo H. Reynolds, Esquire. Carson writes to Reynolds from Baltimore to provide an update regarding their matter involving Captain France. Carson informs Reynolds that Captain France has not yet returned to the city, thus hindering Carson from progressing with Reynolds's affair. Carson anticipates France's arrival in the city by the following Monday or Tuesday, at which point he expects to negotiate an agreement with him. The paper is embossed in the upper left-hand corner with John Carson's name and business information
Correspondence from John Carson
No full textThis document is a letter from John Carson to Alonzo H. Reynolds, Esquire. Carson wrote from Baltimore to ask Reynolds to visit him in Baltimore to discuss Reynolds's claim against France. Carson wrote that he was worried about the possibility of a stay law because he thought France would fail before the stay expired. Carson shared that he met with someone the Broadbents sent who informed him they also believed France would fail and were willing to be sued. The paper on which the letter is written has been embossed with John Carson's law firm information
Correspondence from John Carson
No full textThis document is a letter from John Carson to Alonzo H. Reynolds, Esquire. Carson wrote from Baltimore to ask Reynolds to visit him in Baltimore to discuss Reynolds's claim against France. Carson wrote that he was worried about the possibility of a stay law because he thought France would fail before the stay expired. Carson shared that he met with someone the Broadbents sent who informed him they also believed France would fail and were willing to be sued. The paper on which the letter is written has been embossed with John Carson's law firm information
John Carson Jr. Oral History
No full textOral history with John Carson Jr. (born 1932). Worker at Davey Tree Company and Davey Compressor; Intern pharmacist at Donaghy Drug Company; Charter Mayor; County Commissioner
Correspondence from John Carson to Alonzo H. Reynolds
No full textThis document is a letter from John Carson to Alonzo H. Reynolds, Esquire, regarding the France note. Carson wrote from Baltimore, proposing that if they could serve France that week, the case would be tried in the September term, and a judgment would be given the following January. Carson suggested that this timeline would likely be the best-case scenario unless Reynolds could expedite matters by serving France more quickly in Delaware. The paper on which the letter was written is embossed with information from John Carson's law firm
Correspondence from John Carson to Alonzo H. Reynolds
No full textThis document is a letter from John Carson to Alonzo H. Reynolds, Esquire, regarding the France note. Carson wrote from Baltimore, proposing that if they could serve France that week, the case would be tried in the September term, and a judgment would be given the following January. Carson suggested that this timeline would likely be the best-case scenario unless Reynolds could expedite matters by serving France more quickly in Delaware. The paper on which the letter was written is embossed with information from John Carson's law firm
Letter from JV [John Victor] Carson, Dominguez Estate Company to J.S. Yoshinobu, June 3, 1938
No full textLetter making final request for information no Mr. Kuda's lease information. Signed by JV [John Victor] Carson
Statement by [John] Victor Carson on Sue Sugano
No full textStatement that to the knowledge of Mr. Carson that Sue Sugano is an upstanding citizen
Statement by [John] Victor Carson on Kumakichi Watanabe
No full textStatement that to the knowledge of Mr. Carson that Kumakichi Watanabe is an upstanding citizen
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