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Description 1912 of Kate Barnard, then-Oklahoma Commissioner of Charities and Corrections.
Date 1912
Source Google Books - Julian Leavitt (1912-02). "The Man In The Cage". The American Magazine LXXIII. The Phillips Publishing Co..
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