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Socialist Party National Executive Committee
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A group portrait of the Socialist Party National Executive Committee, 1913-1914. From left to right are: Adolph Germer, J. Stitt Wilson, Executive Secretary Walter Lanfersiek, George Goebel, James Maurer and Victor Berger.
1913
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W013M1P
WHi 97273
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