[Letter, 1917 March 5, Portland, Ore. [to] Franklin K. Lane, Washington, D.C., and Benjamin Ide Wheeler, Berkeley, Calif. / Elwood Mead, D.C. Henny, Joseph Jacobs]. 1917.

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[Letter, 1917 March 5, Portland, Ore. [to] Franklin K. Lane, Washington, D.C., and Benjamin Ide Wheeler, Berkeley, Calif. / Elwood Mead, D.C. Henny, Joseph Jacobs]. 1917.

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