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{"value"=>"1911-1948", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"1911/1948"}
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1911
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1948
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{"value"=>"Series IX. Finances, insurance and real estate"}
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{"value"=>"3 boxes", "format"=>"simple"}
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{"value"=>"<p>The materials in this series document the personal finances of Rosika Schwimmer and her sister Franciska, and offer a small glimpse into the personal circumstances of the two women.</p> <p>From the 1920s through her death Schwimmer shared an apartment with her sister Franciska and their friend and personal secretary, Edith Wynner. Lola Maverick Lloyd appears to have provided a significant amount of the income shared by the three women (as is evidenced in Ms. Lloyd's papers), in addition to the funds produced by Rosika's publications and Franciska's music lessons. A small number of canceled checks not maintained within the collection indicate that Rosika managed their communal finances until 1933, at which point her sister and Wynner took over the triumvirate's financial affairs. At the time of Franciska's death, Edith Wynner continued to be supported by their estates.</p> <p>In addition to personal finances, there are account books related to the Campaign for World Government, wills, and funeral and legal expenses surrounding the deaths of Schwimmer's mother Berta Katscher Schwimmer, her niece Vilma Schwimmer, and Franciska Schwimmer. Schwimmer's will, in which she leaves any unpaid monies recouped from her Hungarian diplomatic service to Edith Wynner and Georgia Lloyd, is included, as is a small amount of real estate information and other miscellaneous financial materials.</p> <p>In English.</p>"}
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{"type"=>"local_mss", "value"=>"512204"}
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1911
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1948
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1911