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Theo. Stitts & Col. J.V. Climie (standing), Sen. R.W. Means, Jas. Tanner, Howard P. Savage, 2/18/27
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Theo. Stitts & Col. J.V. Climie (standing), Sen. R.W. Means, Jas. Tanner, Howard P. Savage, 2/18/27

1927-01-01 · photo, print, drawing

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Credit lineTheo. Stitts & Col. J.V. Climie (standing), Sen. R.W. Means, Jas. Tanner, Howard P. Savage, 2/18/27. 1927-01-01. National Photo Company Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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