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House Joint Resolution Proposing a Constitutional Amendment Limiting Child Labor
House Joint Resolution Proposing a Constitutional Amendment Limiting Child Labor 1924
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Untitled 3/11/1931
9 P.M. Gum vendors still selling, near the National Theater. Eli Marks, 8 years old, makes 25 cents a night. Morris Marks, 10 years old, makes 50 cents a night. Harry Schneider, 11 years old, makes 50
9 P.M. Gum vendors still selling, near the National Theater. Eli Marks, 8 years old, makes 25 cents a night. Morris Marks, 10 years old, makes 50 cents a night. Harry Schneider, 11 years old, makes 50 4/11/1912
A convention between the United States of America and the French Republic relative to the payment for Louisiana
A convention between the United States of America and the French Republic relative to the payment for Louisiana 4/30/1803
A Message to the President and the Congress of the United States of America from the National Service and War-Time Commissions of the American Churches
A Message to the President and the Congress of the United States of America from the National Service and War-Time Commissions of the American Churches 5/14/1918
Address from the Women
Address from the Women's Loyal National League Supporting the Abolition of Slavery 1/25/1864
Letter from the Alabama Male Association Opposed to Woman
Letter from the Alabama Male Association Opposed to Woman's Suffrage 9/23/1918
Petition to Congress: Alcohol—Hitler
Petition to Congress: Alcohol—Hitler's Best Friend, America's Worst Enemy 1943
Joint Resolution of the State Legislature of Louisiana to Propose a Constitutional Amendment to Directly Elect Senators
Joint Resolution of the State Legislature of Louisiana to Propose a Constitutional Amendment to Directly Elect Senators 11/25/1907
House Joint Resolution to Propose a Constitutional Amendment to Prohibit Drunkenness
House Joint Resolution to Propose a Constitutional Amendment to Prohibit Drunkenness 4/21/1938
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