Clarence Darrow to D. C. Stephenson, August 25, 1931
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1537 E. 60th
CHICAGO
August 25, 1931
Dear Mr. Stephenson
I would like to come down and see you but it takes all day and it is hard to spare the time. If there was something definite to be done I would go, but I can't see much more to do until the matter is disposed of.
Thank you for the kindness you express. No doubt you are overrating my powers, but I am very sincere in wanting to help you and feeling that your case was a very serious miscarriage of justice.
Can't you see the Hammond and Gary friends and have them see me?
Your friend
Clarence Darrow