Emogene Taylor

CTL-E-4160 · Person · artist · 1890s

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Artist whom Julius F. Taylor met and married in Fargo, North Dakota; the couple later moved to Chicago and then to Salt Lake City, Utah, in 1895, where Taylor launched The Broad Ax.

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Julius F. Taylor — married to → this record

Sources

Zinn Education Project — 'Aug. 31, 1895: Julius Taylor Publishes Broad Ax'

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