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| Description | Secretary of State of Washington (2001–2013) Sam Reed with relatives of Belle Reeves, the first woman to serve as the Washington Secretary of State. From the "MOVING FORWARD, LOOKING BACK: Washington's First Women in Government" reception (see Legacy Washington Exhibits. Washington Secretary of State. Retrieved on 2022-03-20.). |
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