File:Taft Visit to Worcester Massachusetts 1910 (cropped).jpg

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US President Taft and Massachusetts Governor Eben Draper passing Worcester Mass City Hall, April 3, 1910, en route for Train Service Men's Convention at Mechanic Hall.

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English: US President Taft and Massachusetts Governor Eben Draper passing Worcester Mass City Hall, April 3, 1910, en route for Train Service Men's Convention at Mechanic Hall..
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