Alice Carey Traver Libby Kennedy Papers 1903-1959

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Alice Carey Traver Libby Kennedy Papers 1903-1959

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Collection contains a large newsclipping file covering a wide range of subjects related to Pacific Northwest history and development, 3 scrapbooks covering her employment at Western Union and the Women's Free Employment Bureau, nagatives & photoprints and nearly 300 postcards.

6 containers.; 3 linear feet of shelf space.; 2000 items.

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Washington State University Libraries Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections (MASC)

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SNAC Resource ID: 6379584

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Women's Free Employment Bureau (Spokane, Wash.)

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Traver, Edith

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Western Union Telegraph Company (Spokane, Wash.)

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Fukien Christian University

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Kennedy, Alice Carey Traver Libby.

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Miss Alice Traver, born in 1876 in Olympia, Washington of pioneer parents, Miles E. (d. 1902) and Stella W. Traver (d. 1914), was educated in Spokane and at the Cheney Normal School. Between 1908 and 1912 she was employed by the Western Union office in Spokane and following that she worked for the city as a labor agent in what became the Women's Free Employment Bureau until 1919. In 1917 she became the second wife of Dr. Isaac Chase Libby (1852-1923) a pioneer Spokane educator. Dr. ...