John Walter Stetson papers, 1912.

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John Walter Stetson papers, 1912.

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Concerning the Roosevelt Progressive Republican League of California (of which he was president), the Progressive and Republican Parties and the election of 1912. Chiefly carbon copies of League organizational papers and letters sent or pertaining to the Afro-American Council, C.L. Neumiller, George E. Crothers, Philip Bancroft, Truxton Beale, Charles A. Whitmore, Rolfe L. Thompson, Sumner Crosby, John J. Baumgartner, Albert J. Beveridge, C.C. Young, A.L. Scott, Hiram Johnson, Chas. E. Snook, and Leo S. Robinson. Campaign literature, badges and newspaper clippings.

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