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Anyone Home? 2/24/1920

Attempted Override of President Richard Nixon's Veto of S. 518, an Act to Abolish the Offices of the Director and Deputy Director of the Office of Management and Budget 1973

A Capitol Hill May Day Parade 5/1/1933

Cloture Motion for the Civil Rights Act of 1964 6/10/1964

Dawes' Proposed Senate Reform Rules 3/26/1931

Discharge Petition for the Civil Rights Act of 1964 12/12/1963

Endorsement Page of H.R. 3370 showing the Conference Process 1946

Freed at Last 8/27/1912

Hepburn Rate Bill 5/15/1906

I Fought Every Move They Made 8/27/1921

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