1921 President Warren G. Harding Postmaster Appointment, Independence, KS
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| Reference Number: Avaluer:38985720 | Country/Region of Manufacture: United States |
| Original/Reproduction: Original | President: Warren G. Harding |
| Signed by: Warren G. Harding |
Presidential Appointment dated - December 20, 1921 - 100%authentically hand signed by President Warren G. Harding and Postmaster General Will H. HaysAppointedCharles A. Connelly, Independence, KSDesired official hand signed Postmaster Appointment in overallgood shape measuring approx 18" x 14" This historic document would frame up nicely for display. Ihave taken pictures with different lighting, trying to capture the true conditionof this. That is hard to do, as I thi...nk it looks better than any of thepictures. I accept returns and will pay half of the return. I amconfident that you will be pleased with it. Charles A. Connelly in 1885 enteredthe office of the Tribune Printing Company, Independence, KS. He made himself a master of itsvarious details, and is an expert printer and newspaper man.
PresidentTaft appointed him postmaster of Independence KS, but his appointment was notconfirmed on account of the closely following election of President Wilson. Hewas then appointed by President Wilson, President Harding, and then byPresident Coolidge.
His father was Charles T. Connellywho served as principal of schools in Coffeyville, KS, and during the summervacations filled the post of city marshal. It was while in the performance ofhis duty that he was killed in 1892, when the Dalton gang of outlaws raidedCoffeyville, KS.President Harding's signature is guaranteed to pass JSA, PSA, or any other qualified 3rd party autograph certification foreverwith no time restrictions or limitations . Ships in Priority Medium Mailing Tube.
PresidentTaft appointed him postmaster of Independence KS, but his appointment was notconfirmed on account of the closely following election of President Wilson. Hewas then appointed by President Wilson, President Harding, and then byPresident Coolidge.
His father was Charles T. Connellywho served as principal of schools in Coffeyville, KS, and during the summervacations filled the post of city marshal. It was while in the performance ofhis duty that he was killed in 1892, when the Dalton gang of outlaws raidedCoffeyville, KS.President Harding's signature is guaranteed to pass JSA, PSA, or any other qualified 3rd party autograph certification foreverwith no time restrictions or limitations . Ships in Priority Medium Mailing Tube.
