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English: Seven page letter from Febb Ensminger Burn of Niota, Tennessee (Mrs. James L. Burn) to her son Harry T. Burn, urging him to vote for ratification. He credits the influence of his mother for changing his vote to support female suffrage.
Short title: Message from the President of to U.S. Government Employees; Image title: To the dedicated and hard-working employees of the United States Government