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Clayton Herr Interview

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Clayton Herr enlisted in the Navy on June 12, 1942, and served until November 13, 1945, aboard the U. S. S. SANTEE, a converted escort carrier (CVE-29). He was trained…

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Governor Henry Allen to C.D. Sample

Date: December 8, 1919

Kansas Governor Henry J. Allen writes to C.D. Samples of Pittsburg clarifying coal deliveries during the state takeover of the southeast Kansas coal mines. Labor strikes prompted the takeover. Volunteers,…

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Instructions for voters

Date: 1903

A card handed out to Shawnee County, Kansas, voters giving them instructions on how to vote in the upcoming election, which focused on prohibition. It also includes declarations of Colonel…

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To women voters, be sure to register

Date: March 13, 1902

Distributed by the Woman’s League, this handbill urges women to register to vote in the upcoming election in Topeka, Kansas. One seat on the city council and six seats on…

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Loyalty to law. Down with nullification

Date: September 24, 1902

An advertisement for a Stahl and Stebbins rally. Featured speakers were T.F. Garver, J.K. Hudson, J.W. Gleed, and L.A. Stebbins. Also present were the Washburn College Quartet and Master Harold…

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An open letter

Date: July 16, 1902

A letter on the upcoming election of law enforcement officials in Shawnee County, Kansas. One of the primary concerns is the enforcement of prohibition.

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No compromise with crime

Date: March 12, 1901

A prohibition pamphlet that asks the public to keep their home safe and vote against liquor in the upcoming election. The pamphlet also notes that this will be the first…

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The joints must go!

Date: February 10, 1901

A ticket to a public meeting for men held to decide what action should be taken against joints (businesses selling liquor). The location of the meeting is unknown.