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D. C. Stephenson to Clarence Darrow, May 28, 1930

Image provided by the Indiana State Library. Stephenson had previously worked for the L.G. Julian Coal Company as a bonds salesman. The reference to Evans is to Hiram Wesley Evans (1881 - 1966) Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan from 1922 until 1939. Stephenson claimed he was framed by Evans for the murder of Madge Oberholtzer.


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11148

May 28,

1930

Mr. Clarence Darrow, Atty

1537 East 60th Street

Dear Mr. Darrow:


Did you receive a letter from Mr. L.G. Julian of Evansville, written by me to him under date of May 18th?


Yours truly,


D. C. Stephenson


P.S. Consternation prevails in the ranks of the criminal faction of the Klan, and among the organized crooks who are affiliate with Evans in Indiana, as a result of your connection with my legal fight. That is good.


S.