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Bur. of Engraving and Printing Executives who waited on Pres. Harding. They left without seeing the Pres. A letter was received later by John J. Deviny from the Pres. Secy. expressing regret that the Pres. was out when they called, but it did not clear the clouded conditions surrounding the dismsall
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Bur. of Engraving and Printing Executives who waited on Pres. Harding. They left without seeing the Pres. A letter was received later by John J. Deviny from the Pres. Secy. expressing regret that the Pres. was out when they called, but it did not clear the clouded conditions surrounding the dismsall

Harris & Ewing · 1922-01-01 · photo, print, drawing

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Credit lineBur. of Engraving and Printing Executives who waited on Pres. Harding. They left without seeing the Pres. A letter was received later by John J. Deviny from the Pres. Secy. expressing regret that the . 1922-01-01. Harris & Ewing. Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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