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World War I Draft Registration Card for Alphonse Capone
World War I Draft Registration Card for Alphonse Capone ca.1918
World War I Draft Registration Card for Charles Hamilton Houston
World War I Draft Registration Card for Charles Hamilton Houston 1917-1918
World War I Draft Registration Card for Edgar Rice Burroughs
World War I Draft Registration Card for Edgar Rice Burroughs 1917-1918
World War I Draft Registration Card for Edward Kennedy Ellington
World War I Draft Registration Card for Edward Kennedy Ellington 1917-1918
World War I Draft Registration Card for Gregory Ryan
World War I Draft Registration Card for Gregory Ryan 1917-1918
World War I Draft Registration Card for Harry Handcuff Houdini
World War I Draft Registration Card for Harry Handcuff Houdini 1917-1918
World War I Draft Registration Card for Huey Pearce Long, Jr.
World War I Draft Registration Card for Huey Pearce Long, Jr. 1917-1918
World War I Draft Registration Card for Irving Berlin
World War I Draft Registration Card for Irving Berlin ca. 1917
World War I Draft Registration Card for James E. Carter
World War I Draft Registration Card for James E. Carter ca. 1917
World War I Draft Registration Card for John Augustine Ford
World War I Draft Registration Card for John Augustine Ford 1917-1918
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