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The Inter Ocean
Chicago, Illinois •
Tue, Apr 11, 1893
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April 11, 1893 John G. Jones Claims Blacks were the only legal Masons in Country.
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The Inter Ocean
Chicago, Illinois •
Tue, Apr 11, 1893
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United States
Illinois
Chicago
The Inter Ocean
1893
Apr
11
Page 1
April 11, 1893 John G. Jones Claims Blacks were the only legal Masons in Country.
