The John W. Hayes papers. 1880-1925.

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The John W. Hayes papers. 1880-1925.

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Includes material primarily from 1886 to 1920, and covers most of Hayes's long tenure as a official in the Knights' national office. Additional material dates from 1890-1921 and is related to Hayes's many business ventures, including his patent and financial difficulties.

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