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English: 1909, Jan. 7: George Sterling, Upton Sinclair, Mary Hunter Austin, James Hopper, Grace McGowan Cooke, Grant Wallace, Alice MacGowan, Frederick R. Bechdolt, and Michael Williams in "The Literary Craftsmen of Carmel," San Francisco Call, p. 5.
Date 01/07/1909
Source 1909 Jan 17 San Francisco Call newspaper, p.5.
Author San Francisco Call

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1909, Jan. 7: George Sterling and other writers in "The Literary Craftsmen of Carmel," San Francisco Call, p. 5.

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