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Letter from James S. Manning to James W. Lackey, 25 January 1918

Date:

25 January 1918

Sender:

Manning, James Smith

Recipient:

Lackey, James Walter

Repository:

State Archives of North Carolina

Collection:

Attorney General's Office Correspondence

Places:

North Carolina »» Stokes »» Campbell
  • Transcription

January 25, 1918.

Mr. J. W. Lackey,
Deputy Sheriff,
Campbell, N. C.

Dear Sir:-

Your recent letter, addressed to the Governor, has been referred to me for reply. In answer to your inquiry, I have to advise you that in the enforcement of the law against deserters, you should use the same methods that are used in the enforcement of the laws generally. I do not believe you have the right to search the homes of people without a proper warrant.

Yours very truly,

Attorney-General.

S-T.

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Manuscript Type:

Letter

Exhibit:

The War Governor: Thomas Walter Bickett, 1917-1921, World War I

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