File:Headline of 1906 article in The San Francisco Call about Griffin Sisters.jpg
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1906 San Francisco Call and Post Headline about Vaudeville entertainers The Griffin Sisters, who had difficulty obtaining a warrant after they were attacked and ejected by a racist bar owner
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English: Emma and Mabel Griffin, AKA The Griffin Sisters, were vaudeville entertainers who were attacked and thrown out of a bar in San Francisco in 1906. The San Francisco Call and Post covered their difficulties in obtaining a warrant for their attacker, highlighting corruption in the San Francisco court system. |
| Date | February 21, 1906 |
| Source | Newspapers.com |
| Author | James C. Crawford and The San Francisco Call and Post |
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