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GOVERNORS OF STATES. GOVERNORS AND ATORNEYS GENERAL OF SEVEN STATES AT WHITE HOUSE TO DISCUSS HIGH COST OF LIVING. FRONT: GOV. SPROUL, PA.; ATTY. GEN. OF U.S., M.A. PALMER; PRESIDENT WILSON; GOV. GARDNER, MO. BACK RO
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GOVERNORS OF STATES. GOVERNORS AND ATORNEYS GENERAL OF SEVEN STATES AT WHITE HOUSE TO DISCUSS HIGH COST OF LIVING. FRONT: GOV. SPROUL, PA.; ATTY. GEN. OF U.S., M.A. PALMER; PRESIDENT WILSON; GOV. GARDNER, MO. BACK RO

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Credit lineGOVERNORS OF STATES. GOVERNORS AND ATORNEYS GENERAL OF SEVEN STATES AT WHITE HOUSE TO DISCUSS HIGH COST OF LIVING. FRONT: GOV. SPROUL, PA.; ATTY. GEN. OF U.S., M.A. PALMER; PRESIDENT WILSON; GOV. GARD. 1919-01-01. Harris & Ewing. Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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