File:International Brotherhood Welfare Association poster.jpg
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English: A poster by the International Brotherhood Welfare Association advertising a meeting with Ben Reitman and James Eads How. October 27 was a Sunday in 1912, 1918 and 1929, but '29 is unlikely as How was loving in Los Angeles then. |
| Date | or 1918 |
| Source | Ben Reitman Papers, special collections at University of Illinois at Chicago, provided by Marc Moscato (marcmoscato.com) |
| Author | IBWA |
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