Henry F. Wessel letters, 1912-1924.

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Henry F. Wessel letters, 1912-1924.

Twenty-two letters to St. Paul (Minn.) businessman Wessel, from national and local political figures containing brief information on a number of Democratic Party matters.

1 folder, containing 22 letters.

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