You are therefore authorized to dismiss L. R. Glavis from the service of the Government for filing a disingenuous statement, unjustly impeaching the official integrity of his superior officers.
Letter to Secretary of the Interior Richard A. Ballinger on Coal Land Claims in Alaska
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