A letter (a) and envelope (b) from William W. Temple to John H. Temple, 5 June 1916.
Entry/Object ID
2021.3.1.105a-b
Description
A letter (a) and envelope (b) from William W. Temple to John H. Temple, 5 June 1916. Written from the Los Angeles County Hospital, the missive expressed anger that monies intended for William by friends and acquaintances was not promptly forwarded to him and William blamed John an their brother Walter for withholding "collections" due to him. William chastised that he was not dead yet and threatened to mention the matter to friends, telling John "you must remember that this is Embezzlement." With folds and creases, the letter is in good condition, while the envelope, with tears, creases and stains is in fair shape.
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National Conference on City Planning, City planning--United States, Regional planning--United States, Transportation--Planning--United States
