An interview with Ralph W. Bilby, Sr. : cassettes and transcript, March 17, 1982 / by Kristina Minister ; sponsored by the First Interstate Bank of Arizona. c1984.

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An interview with Ralph W. Bilby, Sr. : cassettes and transcript, March 17, 1982 / by Kristina Minister ; sponsored by the First Interstate Bank of Arizona. c1984.

Interview with Ralph W. Bilby, Sr., describing life in territorial Arizona and his law career.

Cassette: 2 sound cassettes (ca. 76 min.)Transcript: 36 p. ; 29 cm.

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Arizona State University Libraries

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