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Politics
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Solomon Juneau, one of Milwaukee's three founders
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Byron Kilbourn, one of Milwaukee's three founders
Source: Wisconsin Historical Society
George Walker, one of Milwaukee's three founders
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Victor Berger, Socialist
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Mayor Carl Zeidler
Source: Wisconsin Energy
Mayor Emil Seidel
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Socialists Win Nine Common Council Seats
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3,000 Citizens Protest Corrupt City Officials
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Congress refuses to seat Victor Berger
Source: City of Milwaukee
Mayor Tom Barrett
Source: Library of Congress
Time Cover with Mayor Dan Hoan
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Woodrow Wilson, President of the United States, 1913-1921
Source: Milwaukee County Historical Society
Milwaukee County Board Chamber, 1911-1913
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John L. Bohn, Mayor of Milwaukee, 1942-1948
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David S. Rose, Mayor of Milwaukee, 1898-1906 and 1908-1910
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General Billy Mitchell
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Mayor Dan Hoan and 7 Other Men
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Mayor Frank P. Zeidler and Elephants
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Daniel Hoan, Mayor of Milwaukee, 1916-1940
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Daniel Hoan at Desk, Mayor of Milwaukee, 1916-1940
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Daniel Hoan at WISN microphone, Mayor of Milwaukee
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Daniel Hoan at age 9. Hoan was Mayor from 1919 - 1940
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Carl Zeidler, Mayor of Milwaukee, 1940-1942
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Carl Zeidler, Mayor of Milwaukee, 1940-1942
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Carl Zeidler, Mayor of Milwaukee, 1940-1942
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Two Mayors: Dan Hoan and Carl Zeidler
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Portrait of Carl Zeidler, Mayor of Milwaukee, 1940-1942
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Socialists, Bundle Brigade, 1910s-20s
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Socialists, Concession Stand
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Socialists, Large Group Portrait, 35th Ward
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Ezekiel Gillispie Sued the State for the Right to Vote
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Governor Jeremiah Rusk Who Called Out the Militia over Labor
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Victor Berger, an American Socialist Leader and Congressman
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Vel Phillips, First African-American on Common Council
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Father James Groppi at Demonstration for Open Housing
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Emil Seidel, Milwaukee's First Socialist Mayor
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Victor and Meta Berger in their Later Years
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Mayor Frank Zeidler
Source: Wisconsin Historical Society
Byron Kilbourn
Source: Harper's Weekly