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Also Known As Mary Kenney
Born January 8, 1864 • Hannibal • Missouri
Died January 18, 1943 (aged 79) • Massachusetts
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American labor leader
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Louis Brandeis
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Florence Kelley.
Florence Kelley
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United States secretary of labor
Dolores Huerta.
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Mary van Kleeck.
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Julius Rosenwald
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