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March 1925, Diary

March 1925, Diary

Diary entries for March, 1925. Walker traveled to Baltimore and Washington (where she attended a Race Conference) for productive meetings, Delivers her talk "Traps for Women," and reports on a productive Rally Day. She continues to address conduct of clerks by appointing an older worker to "take charge" as well as solving problems in the printing department. She attends a very positive day at Janie Barrett's Peake School.

Maggie Lena Walker

Content Location: Richmond, VA ; Baltimore, MD ; Washington, DC
Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site, Richmond city, Virginia
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Diaries(Maggie L. Walker Papers)
Richmond (Va.)--History(Library of Congress Subject Headings)
Walker, Maggie Lena, 1867-1934(Library of Congress Subject Headings)
African American women--Virginia--Richmond(Library of Congress Subject Headings)
African Americans--Virginia--Richmond(Library of Congress Subject Headings)
Barett, Janie Porter, 1865-1948(Library of Congress Subject Headings)

Maggie L. Walker Papers

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Maggie L Walker 1925 Diary Album

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