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Fred Barker

Fred Barker when he entered the Kansas State Penitentiary, where met Alvin Karpis. Photograph by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, 1930.

Fred Barker

Fred Barker, 1931. Photographed by the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.

Fred LeQuier, President of the International Workers Association.

Fred LeQuier, President of the International Workers Association and organizer of the Timber Workers Union c.1930. LeQuier (also spelled Lequier) was the first president of the Timber Workers Union, when it was affiliated with the American Federation of Labor.

Fred Newman

Sound effects artist Fred Newman creates sound during a live broadcast of A Prairie Home Companion from Macalester College in St. Paul, July 2015. Photograph by Wikimedia Commons user Jonathunder.

Fred Price

Fred Price during his trial for the murder of his wife, Mary Fridley Price, in 1916. From "Unfriendly Kinfolk Cooked Wife-Slayer's Goose," Minneapolis Morning Tribune, November 28, 1954, 42. Image reproduced from microfilm at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Fred Veilleux and Gary Fife

Fred Veilleux, Ojibwe composer and musician, talking with Gary Fife in the sound studio of MIGIZI's "First Person Radio" at 2300 Cedar Avenue South, Minneapolis. Photograph by Randy Croce, 1983.

Black and white photograph of Fredrick McGhee, c.1910.

Frederick (or Fredrick) L. McGhee

Fredrick McGhee, ca.1910. McGhee was an attorney and civil rights leader in St. Paul. He led the effort to establish a chapter of the NAACP in Minnesota.