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Five Men Active in Progressive Movement
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Five men who were active in the Progressive Movement are standing in front of the Capital Times building, 302 East Washington Avenue. L to R: Louis Davlin, Berlin; Assemblyman J.C. Hanson; Newcomb Spoor; Assemblyman Ray Lawton; and Assemblyman John Gamper.
January 6, 1931
McVicar, Angus Boyd, 1903-1964
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