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Photograph showing Theodore Roosevelt speaking to a crowd.

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01/01/1907
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Asheville (N.C.) ,  35.60083, -82.55389
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Taken on the 14th Sept. 1933 when the remains of King Feisal of Iraq were brought to Haifa from Europe to be flown into Baghdad.

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