Statistics, tables and other documentary material furnished by the Department to the Commission of Second-Class Mail Matter : manuscript, [ca. 1909-1911]

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Statistics, tables and other documentary material furnished by the Department to the Commission of Second-Class Mail Matter : manuscript, [ca. 1909-1911]

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Supporting evidence for the Commission's report concerning the proposed recognition of second-class postal rate to newspapers.

1 box, 1 v. ; (1 linear ft.)

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