Correspondence, 1924, May, Tacoma Park, Md. and New York.

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Correspondence, 1924, May, Tacoma Park, Md. and New York.

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Correspondence among W. M. Stone, Walter G. Slappy, and H. L. Mencken about Slappy's tribute to Woodrow Wilson, reprinted by Mencken in the American Mercury under the heading "Mortuary dithyrambs embalmed in print."

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Brown University Archives, John Hay Library

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