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Butte, Montana, July 22, 1929. Wr. J. £. Hoover, Director, Bureau of Investigation, Department of Justice, Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. Hoover: PERSONAL The Convention was a big success from our point of view I think, you were endorsed by lr. Mey the Tresident during the course of his speech, and by Mr. Jenkins, Chief of Police, Portland.dre., and I have today mailed you the account as show by the local newspaper. I also made arrangenents with the Secretary that the letter be written at once to the Attorney General, so that we would have the saze on file. I think that you should wr. te e letter to the folloring ‘or the part each took in the matter and then if they are ever needed again in any way we will be able to call on then. te Luke S. May ‘resident of the Association Seattle. lL. V. Jenkins, Chief of Folice, Portland Ore. C. E. Long, Secy & Treas., of Association, and Supt., of Washington State FPenn., Waile Walle, Washington. S. E. Notson,Chairman Resolutions Comm., and Prosecuting Attorney, Hepner Ore. Respectfully, QUAI AU OF INVESTIGATIOR AUG 5 BDBan, DEPARTMEN] #: AASTICE