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April 18th, 1918, Attorney General William Langer writes to Kersey Gowin about his stay in Fargo and send mail in care of Gardner Hotel, adding that if Gowin needs him in Minot he will be there at any request.
Langer informs Gowin that he has had no luck getting Judge Coffee to come through to give Langer and Gowin a list of names.
Langer encourages Gowin to "drop him a line" if his presence is needed at the time of "the arrests."
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Publication Date
4-18-1918
Keywords
Prohibition, investigation, Kersey Gowin, Minot, Alcohol, arrests
People Referenced
Judge Coffee, Judge Coffer, J. A. Coffee, J. A. Coffer, Kersey Gowin, William Langer
Disciplines
Political History | United States History
Recommended Citation
Langer, William, "Letter from Langer to Gowin Regarding His Stay in Fargo, Judge Coffee, 1918" (1918). William Langer Papers. 315.
https://commons.und.edu/langer-papers/315
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