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American Woodmen Unform Ranks at Camp Nicholas Biddle in Lousiville, Kentucky Written on photograph, "Camp Nicholas Biddle Forth District Encampment Of \\ American Woodmen Uniform Ranks \\ Major General Jno. L. Jones Commanding \\ July 28-Aug 2- 1924 Louisville, Kentucky"

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  1. African American Fraternal Organizations
  2. African Americans
  3. Kentucky
  4. Louisville

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