Letters Received from the Supervisor of Indian Employment, 1910–1919

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Letters Received from the Supervisor of Indian Employment, 1910–1919

1910-1919

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This series consists of letters and circulars received from Charles E. Degenett, Supervisor of Indian Employment. There are also copies of replies to requests for information and copies of endorsements are included with some of the letters received. The records consist primarily of requests for names and addresses of graduates and students leaving school, reports on employment of Indians, and requests for assistance in placement of students with government and private employers.

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National Archives at Kansas City

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National Archives at Kansas City

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