Papers. 1912 APR 22.

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Papers. 1912 APR 22.

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Letter from Fuller, State Headquarters, Ohio W.C.T.U., Madison, O., to Comrades, re. support of campaign for woman suffrage vote organized through local "unions." Envelope addressed to Laura P. York, Good Hope, Fayette Co., O.

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