Morris, Charles M. (Charles Meyer), 1882-1947

Letter dated April 3, 1922 from Charles M. Morris to Robert A. Shirrefs, informing Shirrefs that he would be subpoenaed to appear in court in Salt Lake City on May 4, 1922 as a witness for the government in the Thomson fraud trial. Reference is made to enclosure of a statement of the case and interrogatories with the request for preparation for the trial.

Letter dated April 11, 1922 from Charles M. Morris, U.S. Attorney, to Robert A. Shirrefs, Grand Secretary General, A.A. Scottish Rite, Northern Masonic Jurisdiction, concerning prepartion for upcoming trial of Matthew Thomson. In particular, Morris requests that Shirrefs try to locate a manuscript history of the A. A. Scottish Rite by Folger which Thomson had cited in his attacks against Supreme Councils of both the Northern and Southern Masonic Jurisdictions.

Letter dated April 3, 1922 from Charles M. Morris, U.S. Attorney, to Amos Pettibone, Grand Minister of State, informing Pettibone that he would be subpoenaed for the Thomson fraud trial.

Letter dated May 9, 1922 from H. L. Dike, Deputy U. S. Marshall to Charles M. Morris, U.S. District Attorney, informing Morris that he will not be able to reach Salt Lake until Friday.

Carbon copy of letter dated April 17, 1922 from Robert A. Shirrefs to Charles M. Morris, informing Morris he has contacted F. W. Hamilton, Grand Keeper of the Archives of the Masonic Temple in Boston concerning the requested history manuscript by Folger.

Telegram dated May 9, 1922 from Amos Pettibone to Charles M. Morris informing Morris that the earliest Pettibone could arrive in Salt Lake would be Thursday afternoon.

Telegram dated May 9, 1922 from Charles M. Morris to Amos Pettibone in which Morris informs Pettibone to ignore the previously issued subpoena.

Telegram dated April 21, 1922 from Charles M. Morris, U. S. Attorney, to Robert A. Shirrefs, requesting that Shirrefs come to Salt Lake City as soon as possible for the American Masonic Federation fraud trial.

Telegram dated April 22, 1922 from Robert A. Shirrefs to Charles M. Morris stating he will not be able to arrive in Salt Lake City before the following Thursday.

Telegram dated April 26, 1922 from Robert A. Shirrefs to Charles M. Morris, informing Morris that careful search of archives at Masonic Temple in Boston uncovered no manuscript by Folger.