The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-12-06
MILLER DEPORTED

II he does not desire to depart
voluntarily it is the intention of
this Office to join him in the next
eastbound deportation party.
Very truly yours,
A. E. Burnett
District Director
Spokane District
DONOVAN WIRES
MILLER IN N. Y.
Upon the receipt of the above
letter from Burnett, Donovan wiz
ed Miller in New York for further
instructions, and sent the follow
ing reply to Burnett:
DONOVAN'S REPLY
TO BURNETT
November %, 1885
Mr.. A. E. Burnett
u. S. Immigration Director
Spokane, Washington.
Dear Sir:
This will acknowledge receipt
of your letter of the 21st inst. ad-
vising that Warrant of deportation
has been issued against the above
named alien but permitting him to
depart voluntarily if he so desires.
am not sure just where the al
len is at the prsnt tim. My last
communication from him was dat
ed August both, and he was at that
time in New York. l am sure,
however, that can get in touch
with him, but it may require a
week or two to do so. So far as
l am informed, he has not return
ed to Montana.
Mr.. Miller has also engeged 9th.
er counsel IN the case and / am
not, therefore, in a position to sta
tie at this time whether he will
seek to have the Departmental de-
cisiOn reviewed in the courts. How
ever, you will be advised at the
earliest possible date and / trust
that it is agreeable to you thai
we have some two or three week
to get in touch with the alien ant
decide what action he will take.
Very truly yours,
LOuis P. Donovan.
Donovan supplemented the wir
to Miller with the following lette
of inquiry:
November %, 1913
: Mr.. Alfred Miller
2 Care of American Committee TO
: Protection of Foreign Born
E 100 Fifth Avenue
e New York City
t Dear Mr.. Miller:
}, A decision has been rendered b
! the Department of abOr in you
0 case and Warrant of DepOrtatiO
n has been issued.
: Copy of letter received tOda
S from the immigration District ID
: rector at Spokane is herewith el
: closed and is self explanatory.
If you are still in New YOr
3 City, / suggest that you discus
|. the matter with the American CO
d mittee for the Protection of FO
= eign Born and take their adviC
# as to whether or not the Depar
it mental decision in this case shOu
is be reviewed in the courts. If Il
IS matter is to be contested IN Il
courts, it would doubtless be mo
convenient for you to have Il
10 contest brought in New York CT
10 if you are still in New York; al
u there would probably be some a
RS vantage in having the matter h
es died by the Committee for PrOte
@ ton of Foreign Born.
lg In order that you may be
al vised of this decision at the ear
to est possible date, l am wiril
o. you at the New York address
at bove given today, and / am al
r. sending a copy of this letter
of PlentywOOd, care Of Mr.. Chas.
ne Taylor. / am also writing n
p Wellington D. Rankin at Heller
X and mailing him a copy of the
ter from the ImmiratiOn office
in l am sorry that the decision
nd adverse to you, but in view Of
he privilege which the Departing
RS, offers to you to depart vOluntal
ZEN to any foreign nOn-cOntigiOus {
,ro ritOry, the most Objectionable +
rs, ture of deportation is eliminat
cut With personal regards, rem
. Very truly yours,
nm Louis P. Donovan
,on MILLER WOULD
oli- STAY IN u. S.
in It is the desire of Miller to s
is in the United States, so he
his clares in a letter answering Al
gle nev Donovan.
la Yesterday the Producers N
Ield received the following letter al
on the matter from Donovan:
Law Office of
Louis p. Donovan
,ao Shelby, Mont.
1No MIR. Charles E. Taylor
for Producers News
pm PlentywOOd, Montana.
&C. Dear Charlie:
is Thanks for your letter of
for 3rd inst.
for l succeeded in getting in t
Wig with Alfred Miller immediatel.
ces ter the decision, by wiring hi
all the address stated in the l
which l sent you. / have h
exc wire from him and also lett
on In his letter to me, he info
But me that he would like to- sta
exc New York if possible to do s
the he has recently secured EN-
cen ment there. If it is necessar,
ing him to be depOrted or leave
on country, he will surrender hi
are to the Department at New
have also notified the INN
ton Director at Spokane.
may communicate this inform
to Miller's bondsmen. -
to AS to whether Miller viii
have test the department decision
tries the courts is a question which
aties be determined by his advise
re- New York. Apparently the
Unit will be taken care of by tine
other mittee for the Protection OF
weed eign Born.
was glad to note some '
long ago that you had resumed
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