Profile for nonMARC XML as used in American Memory and Global Gateway
American Memory Nonmarc xml schema location: http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/legacy_xml/document.xsd
Two sample records (one from legacy data, one produced in the AM Nonmarc production database) are included below.
Note: because not all elements are present in all records, examples in the table below have been taken from multiple records, not just the two included at the end of this document.
Element Name |
AM Non-MARC |
Notes on Content |
Markup used: |
Example |
TTLE INFORMATION |
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Title |
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<item_title> |
<item_title>Bedroll at Bradshaw Cabin</item_title> |
Translated Title |
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Alternative Title |
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<alternate_title> |
<alternate_title>Title also documented as: Old Mah-Mah</alternate_title> |
Abbreviated Title |
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Uniform Title |
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- Non-sort Title element |
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- Subtitle |
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- Title Part Number |
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- Title Part Name |
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DESCRIPTION |
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Description |
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<note>; may have “description” or “summary” label attribute |
<note label="Summary">William Vaughn, a veteran of Desert Storm, believes that more severe retaliation is necessary and that the September 11 attacks could have been prevented. He's concerned about how the response to the attacks could impact civil liberties.</note>
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Contents |
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NAME INFORMATION |
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Name |
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Repeatable; Unparsed content; may include dates. |
<author_creator> <related_name> |
<author_creator>Webern, Anton, 1883-1945</author_creator> <related_name>Jone, Hildegard, 1891-1963</related_name> |
Personal Name |
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Corporate Name |
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Event Name |
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- Role |
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<author_creator> label attribute |
<author_creator label="cmp">Formes, Karl</author_creator> |
- Part of Name |
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- Family Name |
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- Given Name |
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- Date |
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PUBLICATION OR ORIGIN |
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Publisher |
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<publisher> |
<publisher>Root & Cady</publisher> |
Place |
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<publication_location> |
<publication_location>Chicago, Illinois</publication_location> |
RESOURCE DATE INFORMATION |
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Date Created |
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<date_sorter> is required; accepts value “0000” if date unknown. |
<publication_date> <text_date> <date_sorter> |
<publication_date>2002-01-27</publication_date> <text_date>c1865</text_date> <date_sorter>18650000</date_sorter> |
Date Issued |
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Date Captured |
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Copyright Date |
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- Start date |
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- End date |
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EDITION INFORMATION |
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Edition |
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LANGUAGE INFORMATION |
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Language |
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Required, repeatable. Uses 639-2 values. Label attribute may be used to indicate use of a particular language for multilingual objects (ex: introduction in english, song lyrics in spanish) |
<language> |
<language>eng</language> |
TYPE OF RESOURCE |
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Type of Resource |
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Required. Uses MODS type of resource values |
<document_type> |
<document_type>notated music</document_type> |
GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION |
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Geographic (textual) |
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<geog_subject_unparsed> |
<geog_subject_unparsed>Key West, Florida</geog_subject_unparsed> |
Geographic (coded) |
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Hierarchical geographic |
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<geog_subject_unparsed> or <geog_subject> <country> <state> <county> <city> |
<geog_subject> <country>USA</country> <state>Illinois</state> <county>Cook</county> <city>Chicago</city> </geog_subject> |
Coordinates |
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SUBJECT INFORMATION |
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Classification |
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Topic |
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<subject>; may include authority |
<subject>Army of the Potomac</subject> |
Geographic |
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<geog_subject_unparsed> may include geographic locations smaller than the city level (ex: neighborhood, sites), or undifferentiated strings of city & state |
<geog_subject_unparsed> or <geog_subject> <country> <state> <county> <city> |
<geog_subject_unparsed>Key West, Florida</geog_subject_unparsed> OR <geog_subject_unparsed>Ninety-Six Ranch</geog_subject_unparsed> OR <geog_subject> <country>USA</country> <state>Illinois</state> <county>Cook</county> <city>Chicago</city> </geog_subject> |
Temporal |
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Name |
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not distinguished from topical subjects; may include authority as label attribute |
<subject> |
<subject label="lcnaf">Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865</subject> |
Title |
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GENRE |
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Genre |
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Required, repeatable. All nonmarc xml records contain at least one genre term from Basic Genre Terms for Cultural Heritage Materials: http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/techdocs/genre.html |
<genre> |
<genre authority="bgtchm">Sheet Music</genre> |
NOTE INFORMATION |
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Note |
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<note> |
<note>Published by Iacobus Kerver, 21 Aug. 1574. The volume is printed in several sections, some paginated with roman numerals, others unnumbered. Bound in black leather</note> |
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION |
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Form |
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<medium> |
<medium>35mm slide</medium> |
Mime Type |
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<file> MIMETYPE attribute |
<file ID="FILE001" MIMETYPE="image/gif" CREATED="2003-11-04" USE="service-low" SEQ="1" SIZE="329827">/mss/mssmisc/mhurston/02/0201/0001.gif</file> |
Extent |
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<medium> |
<medium>19.8 x 12.5 cm.</medium> |
Digital Origin |
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Required. Possible values: “born digital” or “reformatted digital” |
<digital_origin> |
<digital_origin>reformatted digital</digital_origin> |
RELATED ITEMS |
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Collection Title |
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<source_collection> AND/OR <related_name> |
<source_collection>Alan Jabbour / Omaha Indian Interview Collection</source_collection> OR <related_name>Naxi Collection (Library of Congress)</related_name> |
Constituent Part |
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<related_object> <ro_caption>Interview with Billie Jo McAfee, South Lake Tahoe, California, October 29, 2001 (part 2 of 2)</ro_caption> <ro_display_type_id>d</ro_display_type_id> <ro_web_id>afc911</ro_web_id> <ro_document_id>afc911000002</ro_document_id> </related_object> |
Series |
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Translation of |
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Different Format |
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<related_object> <ro_caption>Disc 1, Side A: House Carpenter; The Scioto Valley Mills [Lyrics]</ro_caption> <ro_handle_information>hdl:loc.gov/loc.afc/afc1937002.t01a</ro_handle_information> <ro_display_type_id>t</ro_display_type_id> <ro_web_id>afcnye</ro_web_id> <ro_document_id>afcnye000146</ro_document_id> </related_object> |
Preceding Title |
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Succeeding Title |
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Non-specific |
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<related_object> has been used to handle all of the above |
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<related_object> <ro_digital_id>scsm0039</ro_digital_id> <ro_aggregate>lprbscsm</ro_aggregate> <ro_caption>Additional copy (scsm0039) with variant cover and title.</ro_caption> </related_object> |
- Title |
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<ro_caption> |
<ro_caption> |
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- URL |
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May be a handle, may be a combination of indexing ID and document ID |
<ro_handle_information> |
<related_object> <ro_digital_id>tt0001</ro_digital_id> <ro_aggregate>afcflwpa</ro_aggregate> <ro_caption>Alphabet Song [Textual Transcription]</ro_caption> <ro_handle_information>hdl:loc.afc/loc.afc/afcflwpa.tt0001</ro_handle_information> <ro_display_type_id>s</ro_display_type_id> </related_object> |
-Grouping Identifier |
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collection_id identifies the collection the record is coming from and the indexing_data_id identifies the data source – the name of the record file that is used to index the records in the application. |
<collection_id> <indexing_data_id> |
<collection_id>ammem/flwpa</collection_id> <indexing_data_id>flwpabib</indexing_data_id> <collection_id>intldl/asnaxi</collection_id>
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AUDIENCE INFORMATION |
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Audience |
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LOCATION INFORMATION |
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Institution |
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IDs for LC Divisions: afc: Archive of Folk Culture, American Folklife Center amed: African and Middle Eastern Division asian: Asian Division gc: General Collections gmd: Geography and Maps Division ll: Law Library of Congress mbrs: Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division mss: Manuscript Division music: Music Division ndlpcoop: Cooperative Projects pnp: Prints and Photographs Division rbc: Rare Book and Special Collections Division sgp: Serial and Government Publications Division |
<division_id> <other_repository> |
<division_id>afc</division_id> OR <other_repository>Smithsonian Institution,National Anthropological Archives</other_repository> |
-Shelf locator |
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There is a label attribute on the element to provide the ability to type the kind of information in the element. This attribute is not controlled. |
< physical_locator_id> |
<physical_locator_id label="Location">National Woman's Party Records, Group II, Container II:275, Folder: Individual Photographs Nos. 383-431 "S"</physical_locator_id>
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Electronic Location |
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At file level |
<fileSec><fileGrp><url> |
<file ID="FILE001" MIMETYPE="image/jpeg" CREATED="1998-09-14" USE="service-low" SEQ="1" SIZE="42352">/afc/afc96ran/433/43370r.jpg</file> |
RIGHTS INFORMATION |
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Rights |
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<restriction_description> is required. If there is a restriction on use, <restriction_description> points to a handle for an “access” html page. In some legacy collections, credit line is in an undifferentiated <note> field. |
<restriction_description> <credit_line> |
<restriction_description>No known restrictions on use or reproduction.</restriction_description> OR <restriction_description>For rights relating to this resource, visit http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/molden.access.</restriction_description> |
IDENTIFIERS |
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Identifier |
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Digital object identifier are unique within aggregates |
<digital_object><do_refererence> <do_digital_id> <do_aggregate> |
<do_digital_id>scsm0001</do_digital_id> <do_aggregate>lprbscsm</do_aggregate> |
RECORD INFORMATION |
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Record Identifier |
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Auto-generated from nonmarc production database; combines collection (indexing) ID with autonumber |
<document_id> |
<document_id>scsm000001</document_id> |
Record Creation Date |
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Required. |
<record_create_date> |
<record_create_date>01-26-2006</record_create_date> |
Record Change Date |
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Record Creator |
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Record Origin |
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Language of Cataloging |
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Required. Uses ISO 639-2 values |
<language_of_cataloging> |
<language_of_cataloging>eng</language_of_cataloging> |
Additional elements in nonmarc xml:
Reproduction number
“Label” and “facet” attributes on subject
Details about digital object (aggregate, identifier, caption, handle) and individual files (ID, mimetype, date created, size, use, sequence)
Sample Legacy Record:
<document>
<document_id>flwpabib000001</document_id>
<record_create_date>1-2-2008</record_create_date>
<indexing_data_id>flwpabib</indexing_data_id>
<item_title>Alphabet Song</item_title>
<author_creator label="prf">Roberts, Wilbur</author_creator>
<source_collection>Florida Folklife from the WPA Collections</source_collection>
<collection_id>ammem/flwpa</collection_id>
<physical_locator_id>AFS 3378A:1</physical_locator_id>
<document_type>sound recording</document_type>
<genre authority="bgtchm">Ethnography</genre>
<genre authority="bgtchm">Music</genre>
<genre>Conch songs</genre>
<genre>Alphabet songs</genre>
<genre>Religious songs</genre>
<medium>sound recording</medium>
<publication_date>1940-01-16</publication_date>
<text_date>1940-01-16</text_date>
<language>eng</language>
<language_of_cataloging>eng</language_of_cataloging>
<digital_origin>reformatted digital</digital_origin>
<subject>Bahamian Americans</subject>
<subject>British Americans</subject>
<subject facet="Instrumentation">vocals</subject>
<geog_subject_unparsed>[Gospel Hall]</geog_subject_unparsed>
<geog_subject_unparsed>Riviera, Florida</geog_subject_unparsed>
<geog_subject_unparsed>Palm Beach County</geog_subject_unparsed>
<note>A Conch song learned in the Bahamas. The singer, an 84-year-old blind man, was born in the Bahamas and emigrated to Florida ca. 1911.</note>
<note>The term "Conch," while now more widely used to refer to a native of Key West, Florida, originally referred to British settlers of the Bahama Islands who later emigrated to South Florida. The unique accent of the Conchs--a mixture of British and Bahamian dialects--interested the WPA fieldworkers as much as the songs and stories related by the Conchs.</note>
<note>The sound quality of this recording is extremely poor. It has been included online because the melody line can still be identified.</note>
<digital_object fileGrp_ptr="GRP001">
<do_reference>
<do_digital_id>3378a1</do_digital_id>
<do_aggregate>flwpa</do_aggregate>
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<do_handle_information>hdl:loc.afc/afcflwpa.3378a1</do_handle_information>
<do_display_type_id>a</do_display_type_id>
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<related_name label="col">Kennedy, Stetson</related_name>
<related_name label="col">Cook, Robert</related_name>
<related_name label="spk">Kennedy, Stetson</related_name>
<related_object>
<ro_digital_id>tt0001</ro_digital_id>
<ro_aggregate>afcflwpa</ro_aggregate>
<ro_caption>Alphabet Song [Textual Transcription]</ro_caption>
<ro_handle_information>hdl:loc.afc/loc.afc/afcflwpa.tt0001</ro_handle_information>
<ro_display_type_id>s</ro_display_type_id>
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<related_object>
<ro_digital_id>log002</ro_digital_id>
<ro_aggregate>afcflwpa</ro_aggregate>
<ro_caption>Title List and Related Data for Folk Songs Recorded by the Second Florida WPA Recording Expedition, January 15-31, 1940</ro_caption>
<ro_handle_information>hdl:loc.afc/loc.afc/afcflwpa.log002</ro_handle_information>
<ro_display_type_id>s</ro_display_type_id>
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<restriction_description>No known restrictions on use or reproduction</restriction_description>
<division_id>afc</division_id>
<date_sorter>1940-01-16</date_sorter>
<fileSec>
<fileGrp ID="GRP001">
<file ID="FILE001" MIMETYPE="audio/mpeg3" CREATED="2000-07-20" SIZE="402441">/afc/afcflwpa/337/3378a1.mp3</file>
<file ID="FILE002" MIMETYPE="audio/x-wav" CREATED="1999-11-26" SIZE="5905642">/afc/afcflwpa/337/3378a1.wav</file>
<file ID="FILE003" MIMETYPE="audio/x-pn-realaudio" CREATED="2000-05-11" SIZE="50">/afc/afcflwpa/337/3378a1.ram</file>
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</document>
Sample “native” nonmarc record:
<document>
<document_id>mnwp000055</document_id>
<record_create_date>06-24-2004</record_create_date>
<indexing_data_id>mnwp</indexing_data_id>
<item_title>Dr. Caroline Spencer</item_title>
<author_creator label="pht">Edmonston, Washington, D.C.</author_creator>
<source_collection>Records of the National Woman's Party</source_collection>
<collection_id>ammem/mnwp</collection_id>
<physical_locator_id label="Location">National Woman's Party Records, Group II, Container II:275, Folder: Individual Photographs Nos. 383-431 "S"</physical_locator_id>
<document_type>still image</document_type>
<genre authority="bgtchm">Photographs</genre>
<medium>1 photograph: print; 6.5 x 4 in.</medium>
<text_date>[ca. 1910-1920]</text_date>
<language_of_cataloging>eng</language_of_cataloging>
<digital_origin>reformatted digital</digital_origin>
<subject label="lcsh">National Woman's Party</subject>
<subject label="lcsh">Women--Suffrage--Colorado</subject>
<subject label="local">Spencer, Caroline E.</subject>
<subject label="lcsh">Physicians</subject>
<geog_subject>
<country>United States</country>
<state>Colorado</state>
<city>Colorado Springs</city>
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<note label="Summary">Formal portrait, half-length, Caroline E. Spencer, facing slightly left with head turned toward camera, wearing eyeglasses, hat, and coat, over lace-collared dress</note>
<note>Title and information transcribed from item.</note>
<note>Dr. Caroline E. Spencer, of Colorado Springs, Col., formerly of Philadelphia, was secretary of the Colorado branch of the NWP. She was a graduate of the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania. She was arrested Oct. 20, 1917, while picketing the White House for suffrage and sentenced to 7 months imprisonment. She was arrested for participating in watchfire demonstration Jan. 13, 1919, and sentenced to 5 days in District Jail. Source: Doris Stevens, Jailed for Freedom (New York: Boni and Liveright, 1920), 368.</note>
<digital_object fileGrp_ptr="GRP001">
<do_reference>
<do_digital_id>275029</do_digital_id>
<do_aggregate>mnwp</do_aggregate>
</do_reference>
<do_handle_information>hdl:loc.mss/mnwp.275029</do_handle_information>
<do_display_type_id>p</do_display_type_id>
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<related_object>
<ro_caption>na</ro_caption>
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<restriction_description>No known restrictions on use or reproduction.</restriction_description>
<division_id>mss</division_id>
<date_sorter>19100000</date_sorter>
<fileSec>
<fileGrp ID="GRP001">
<file ID="FILE001" MIMETYPE="image/tiff" CREATED="2004-12-22" USE="master" SEQ="1" SIZE="5598786">/master/mss/mnwp/275/275029u.tif</file>
<file ID="FILE002" MIMETYPE="image/jpeg" CREATED="2005-06-29" USE="service-high" SEQ="1" SIZE="670165">/service/mss/mnwp/275/275029v.jpg</file>
<file ID="FILE003" MIMETYPE="image/jpeg" CREATED="2005-06-29" USE="service-low" SEQ="1" SIZE="25945">/service/mss/mnwp/275/275029r.jpg</file>
<file ID="FILE004" MIMETYPE="image/gif" CREATED="2005-06-29" USE="thumbnail" SEQ="1" SIZE="6715">/service/mss/mnwp/275/275029t.gif</file>
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</fileSec>
</document>
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