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Guard house & hospital, Elaine, Ark., race riot

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[1919]
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  1. African Americans
  2. Arkansas
  3. Army
  4. Civil Rights
  5. Elaine
  6. Elaine Race Riot, Elaine, Ark., 1919
  7. Photographic Prints
  8. Race Riots
  9. Riots & Demonstrations
  10. Soldiers
  11. United States

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