Kansas History 1999 - 2000: Vol 22 Index

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Arkansas 288
Arkansas City (Cowley Co.) 224, 226; Chautauqua 141
Aaratt, Asa 77 Arkansas City Republican 226
Abilene (Dickinson Co.) 11, 12, 233 Arkansas River 211, 216, 217
Acuna, Rudolfo 234 Armitage, Bill: barn 70, photo 70
Adair Cabin-John Brown Museum State Historic Site (Os- Armourdale (Wyandotte Co.) 231, 236
awatomie) 132 Army of the South 153
Adams, Samuel 111 Arnold, Thomas Clay: book review by 322
Addis, William 115 Art: Civil War monuments 165-181
Adelante: Young Peoplfeo r Community Action (Kansas City) 240 Atchison (Atchison Co.) 273
Admire (Lyon Co.) 16 Atchison County 11
African Americans: see Blacks Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad 211, 221, 227
African Methodist Episcopal Church 275 Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway: film series, reviewed
Agran, Edward Gale: book by, reviewed 251 323
Agricultural Adjustment Administration 313 “Atlanta Compromise” 208
Agriculture: and blacks, article on 200-213; crops on Henry farm Aubry (Johnson Co.) 150, 151, 152
34-36; farm house, photo No. 4 inside front cover; farmer, Aviation: industry, during WWII 298-314, photo 298, sketch 304
photo No. 3 cover; silo, photo No. 2 inside front cover; wind- Awareness Day on Mexican American Culture 243
mill, photo No. 3 inside front cover; and World War II 299, 306, Aztlan (Leavenworth) 234, 237; page, reproduced 241
310, 312-313; see also Barns Aztlan Center (Kansas City) 240. 242
Aircraft Accessories Corporation (Kansas City) 309-310
Aircraft: see Aviation B
Alabama 191
Alcohol 258, 260 Babbitt, W.W. 291
Alcott, Louisa May 141 Babcock, Lewis: barn 65, photos 65
All the King’s Men 195 Baker, T. Lindsay: book by, reviewed 318
Allegheny Mountains 270 Baptism in Kansas: painting by J. S. Curry 20
Allen, Henry J. 264 Barber County 56, 58, 59
Allen, Hiram V. 105 Bargar, Walter K. 231-232
Allen County 13 Barn Again! Celebrating an American Icon 4, 50
Altman, Rick 194 Barnes, Charles H. 113
Alvarez, Tony 238-239 Barnes, Randy 64
Ambler, Cathy: note on 27; “A Pennsylvania Family Brings Its Barns: ad, reproduced 18; articles on 2—25, 26-47, 48-89; decline
Barn to Kansas,” article co-authored by 26-47 23-25; designs 4-23; drawings 18, 21, 25, 76; ethnic influences
American Agriculturalist 7 5, 7-8, 10, 13, 17, 28-45; forebay 9-11, photos 5, 29; painting
American Citizen (Topeka) 206 No. 1 cover; Pennsylvania type 7-11, 28-45; plans 14, 17, 31,
American Legion 264, 267 33, 37, 47, 57; photos No. 1 inside front cover, 2-3, 5, 6, 9, 10,
American Lyceum 132 13, 14, 17, 21, 22, 26-27, 29, 39, 45, 48-49, 58-89, No. 1 back
American Red Cross 114, 115, 263 cover; round barns, article on 48-89, map 51, photos 58-89,
American Tobacco Company 263 No. 1 back cover; special issue No. 1; types and purposes 4—23
Americans View Their Dust Bowl Experience: reviewed 316-317 Bartholomew, David M.: book by, reviewed 159
Americas 242 Bartholomew, Elam: barn, photo 22
Anderson, Jennie 153 Baskerville, T.J. 278
Anderson, Josephine 153 Bates, Versella 213
Anderson, Mary 153 Bates County (Mo.) 143
Anderson, William T. “Bloody Bill” 143, 153, 191; photo145 Battle of Beecher Island 218
Angusdale Ranch (Edwards Co.) 64 Battle of Carthage 150
Anthony, Daniel R. 279 Battle of Gettysburg 289
Anthony, Susan B. 277, 278, 279 Battle of Lexington 150
Anti-Cigarette Crusade 264 Battle of Mine Creek 289
Anti-Cigarette League 264 Battle of Vickburg 32, 289
Anti-Saloon League 260 Battle of Wilson’s Creek 150
Applesauce 139 Battle of Winchester 32
Arapaho Indians 217, 223 Baxter Springs (Cherokee Co..) 153, 191
Argentine (Wyandotte Co.) 231, 236 Beamer, Alexander: farm house, photo No. 4 inside front cover
“Argentine, Kansas, The: The Evolution of a Mexican-American Becker, Carl 258
Community, 1905-1940” 232 Beech Aircraft Corporation (Wichita) 301, 305, 308, 314
Arikaree Fork 218 Beecher Island (Colo.) 218
Arizona 191 Beeson, Harmon 146, 147-148
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Beeson, Richard 147 Brown, John 141, 147, 149, 272; death 273; monument 107
Beloit (Mitchell Co.): Chautauqua 135 Brown, John Jr. 272
Bennett, Bruce 190 Brown, John M. 205
Benning, John 148 Brown, John R. 279
Bergman, Jerry: letter to editor 90-92 Brown, Olympia 277
Bernds, Edward 186 Brown, R.R. 309
Berwanger, Eugene H. 274, 279 Brown, Willis L. 102
Bezzerides, A.I. 189 Brownback, Dell 56; barn 59, photo 59
Biehler, Henry 55; barn 57, 77, photos 77 Brownlee, Richard S. 144
Big Hill Lake 57 Bryan, William Jennings 136, 138
Big John barn: photo 13 Bryn Mawr College (Mass.) 265
Big Springs (Douglas Co.) 36 Buecker, Thomas R.: book by, reviewed 316
Birney, Phyllis: barn 73, photos 73 Buffalo (N.Y.) 271
Bismarck Grove (Douglas Co.) 52 Buffalo 219
Black Horse: photo 217 Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show 115
Blacks: and agriculture, article on 200-213; Charles Henry Bull Run Mountains (Va.) 113
Langston, article on 268-283; as contrabands 273-274, sketch Bull Run River (Va.) 112, 113
272; in military, 1867-1885, article on 214—227, photo 227; pho- Bureau of Business Research 300
tos 200-201, 202, 206, 208, 210, 212; and slavery 285, 293-294, Bureau of Freedmen, Refugees and Abandoned Lands 279, 280
296; and suffrage 274-282; and WWII employment 304, 306, Burgess, Barbara: book review by 246-247
308-310, 314 Burke’s Station (Va.) 112
Blood-Stained Dawn: painting by Ernst Ulmer, reproduced No. 2 Burlington (Coffey Co.) 204
cover Burnett, William R. 188
Blue Hills 13, 14 Burnham, William H. 279
Blue Springs (Mo.) 150 Bush, Perry: book by, reviewed 252
Blue Valley Hereford Farm (Marshall Co.) 81 Butler County 11
Blunt, Andy 143
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Blunt, James G. 153, 191; photo 156
Boeing Airplane Company (Wichita): plant, photos 298, 307;
Stearman Division 301; and WWII 302, 303, 305, 309, 311, 313, Cadmean Chautauqua 139; program, reproduced 141
314 Caldwell (Sumner Co.) 226; photo 225
Bolden, William 209 California 217, 305
Bolt, Benjamin 226 Camel cigarettes 263
“Book Notes” 98, 162, 255, 324 Camp Alger (Va.) 106, 107, 115; life at 108-113, 117-127; photos
Boomers 224-226; photo 224 109, 115; soldiers, photos 111, 112, 113, 116
Border wars 144; see also Proslavery/Free-state conflict Camp Funston (Fort Riley) 308
Boston Lyceum 132 Camp George C. Meade (Pa.) 114, 115
Bourbon County 60 Camp Leedy (Topeka) 105-106; College Company, photo 107
Bowen, Don R. 155 Camp Lindsey (Leavenworth)114
Boyd, David Ross 110 Camp Taylor (Lyon Co.) 103
Boys World 173 Camp Wagoner (Mo.) 291
Bradshaw family 213 Campbell, William D. 73
Brand and Puritz Garment Company (Kansas City) 309 Canada 270, 272
Brandenberg, William A. 265 Canal Dover (Ohio) 145, 147, 148; Union School 146
Braudy, Leo 199 Canutt, Yakima 191
Brazil 294 Capper, Arthur 308-309
Breeder's Gazette 53, 54 Cardwell Manufacturing Company (Wichita) 301
Breihan, Carl W. 144 Carlile, William: barn 72, photos 72
Brinkman, Raymond 55; barn 71, photo 71 Carlson, Paul H.: book by, reviewed 158-159
Bristow Station (Va.) 113 Carmichael, J.R. 168
British Columbia 191 Carnes, Mark C. 196
British West Indies 279 Carney, Thomas 155
Broad Run River (Va.) 113 Carroll, James T.: book review by 316
Brooks, L.W. 306 Carroll, William H. 220
Brooks, William C. 278 Carstensen, Vernon: book co-authored by, reviewed 316-317
Brophy, Patrick: book co-authored by, reviewed 248 Carter, Fuller 278
Brothers Julian Sculpture (Wichita) 179-180 Carter, John 278
Brown Berets (Kansas City) 229, 240 Carter, William R. 210
Brown Express (musical band) 242 Cass County (Mo.) 143
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Cassoday (Butler Co.) 16 Cleveland (Ohio) 272, 273
Castel, Albert 275; book by, reviewed 249; Quantrill biographer Cleveland Plain Dealer 273
143-156 Clifton Station (Va.) 112
Catholic Legion of Decency 195 Cochran, Steve 190, 193
Cawker City (Mitchell Co.): Chautauqua 135; Lincoln Park, map Coe, Hayes: barn 56, 89, photos 89
137, photo 137 Coffey County 61
Cemeteries: and Civil War monuments 176 Coffeyville (Montgomery Co.) 224, 306; Chautauqua 135
Cessna Aircraft Company (Wichita) 301, 309, 314 Coffeyville Journal 266
Chandler, Jeff 189, 196; photo 193 Colby (Thomas Co.): Chautauqua 141
“Charles Henry Langston and the African American Struggle in Cold War 314
Kansas”: article by Richard B. Sheridan 268-283 Coleman Lamp and Stove Company (Wichita) 301
Chautauqua: article on 132-141; maps 135, 136, 137, 138; photos College Company: see Twenty-second Kansas Infantry
133, 135, 136, 137, 140; programs, reproduced 141, No. 2 back College of Emporia (Emporia) 115
cover; in Rossville, programs, reproduced 141, No. 2 back Collier’s 313
cover Colorado 215, 216, 217, 221
Chautauqua County 11 Colorado Territory 189, 288, 292, 294-295, 296, 297
Chautauqua Hills 11 Colored Benevolent Society 282
Chautauqua Institution (N.Y.) 134, 140; Methodist House, photo Colored Builders Association 308
140 Colored Masons 282
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle 134, 140 Colored People’s Home Effort (Strong City) 211
“Chautauqua: Then and Now”: presidential address by W. Stitt Colored State Central Committee 275
Robinson 132-141 Columbian Exposition (Chicago) 167
Cheek, Aimee Lee 271 Columbus (Ohio) 271
Cheek, William 271 Comanche Indians 219, 223
Cherokee County 102, 116 Committee on Education 262
Cherokee Nation 149 Committee on Hygiene and Public Health 261
Chesterfield cigarettes 263 Committee on Resolution 282
Cheyenne Indians 217, 218, 219, 223; photo 217 Concordia (Cloud Co.) 310
Chicago (IIl.) 264, 285 Concordia Kansan 213
Chicano 8 (musical band) 242 Confederacy 215, 223, 279, 288, 289
Chicano Cultural Center (Kansas City) 230 Confederate Army 152
Chicano Media Services (Kansas City) 238 Confederate Congress 152
Chicano Students United Organization 243 Congressional Populism and the Crises oft he 1890s: reviewed 95-96
Chicanos: see Hispanics Connecticut 166, 170
Children’s Health Care Project 258 Connelley, William Elsey: Quanitrill biographer 144-156, 185
Chile 191 Contrabands: see Blacks
Chillicothe (Ohio) 270 Convention of Colored Citizens (Lawrence) 276; pamphlet, re-
Chilocco Creek 226 produced 278
Chiricahua Apaches 219 Convention of Colored Men (Topeka) 281, 282
Cigarette Wars 264 Cooper family 16
Cigarettes: controvery, article on 258-267, campaign poster 263, Copeland, John Jr. 272, 273
cartoon 267; women using, painting No. 4 cover Copperheads 291, 295, 296
Cincinnati (Ohio) 271 Cotton States and International Exposition (Atlanta) 208
Cinco De Mayo 243 Cottrell, Fred 56, 80; barn 81, photo 81
City Beautiful movement 171 Coulson, Richard M. 116
Civil War 32, 102, 104, 106, 144, 154, 156, 215, 216, 223, 273, 275; Council Grove (Morris Co.) 14, 218
monuments, article on 164-181, photos 164, 165, 168, 170, 172, Cowley County 62
174, 175, 176, 178, 179, 180, No. 3 back cover; sketch 284; and Crane, Stephen 141
Soldier's Letter, article on 284—297 Crawford, Samuel J. 273, 274
Civilian Conservation Corps 303 Crawford County 11
Clanton, Gene: book by, reviewed 95-96 “Creation of a Mexican Immigrant Community in Kansas City,
Clark, Ernest M. 111-112 1890-1930, The” 232
Clark, Marcellus Jerome 154 Creel Committee on Public Information 263
Clark, Sam 151 Crouch, Barry A. 185; “A ‘Fiend Human Shape’? William Clarke
Clarke, Sidney 276, 282 Quantrill and His Biographers,” article by; note on 143
Clay Center (Clay Co.): Chautauqua 135, 141 Crowther, Bosley 196
Clay County 60 Crusade for Justice 234
“Clean Life Crusade” 260 Crystal Palace (N.Y.) 52
Cleveland, Marshall 185 Cuba 103, 109
Cubans 100 “Dream of Endless Things” 237-238
Culver Aircraft Corporation (Wichita) 301 Drennen, Charles 56; barn 55, 80, photos 48-49, 80
Cumberland (Pa.) 40 Drennen, James 56; barn 55, 80, photos 48-49, 80
Curry, John Steuart 20 Drennen, Kate 56
Curtis, Charles 110 Drennen/Stump barn 55, 80; photos 48-49, 80
Cusack, Patrick 226 Drummond, Andrew: barn, photo 6
Custen, George F. 199 Duffin, Nathan 278
Duke, James Buchanan 260
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Duncan, Horace 55
Duncan, Jesse 146
Dalton, Kit 186, 197 Duncan, Margaret 72
Dalton brothers 187, 192 Duncan, Robert 72
Daltons! The Raid on Coffeyville, Kansas: reviewed 317 Dunlap, Nicholas 222
Danbom, David 207 Dunlap (Morris Co.) 204
Daniels, W.: silo, photo No. 2 inside front cover Dunn Loring (Va.) 107
Dark Command 186, 188-189, 192, 193-194, 196; scene from, Durango (Colo.) 222
photo 190
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Dary, David: book by, reviewed 246-247
Davenport, Arnold 230
Davidson, John W. 216-217 Eagle Shirt: photo 217
Davis, Allen: barn 61, photo 61 East High School (Wichita) 306
Davis, Charles 85 Eastwood, Clint 186
Davis, Jefferson 152 “Economy of the Round Dairy Barn” 54
Davis, Jim 190 Eddy, George 79
Davis, John: barn 61, photo 61 Edison, Thomas A. 132, 260
Davis County 216 “Editor’s Note” 315
Dean, Virgil W. 281 Edwards, John Newman: Quantrill biographer 144-156, 185
Delgado, Lalo 233 Edwards, W.P. 205
Democrats 265, 273 Edwards County 64
Denver (Colo.) 235, 294 Edwardsville (Wyandotte Co.) 203, 211
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad 221, 222 83rd Illinoisan 287
DeSoto (Johnson Co.) 311 Eisenhower, Dwight D. 141
Devil Knows How to Ride, The 185 Eitzen, Abraham: farm, photo 9
Devil's Bargains: Tourism in the Twentieth-Century American West: El Centro (Kansas City) 236, 238
reviewed 157-158 El Chicano (musical band) 242
Dewey, Ernest E. 260 El Corrido (Topeka) 236
Diamond Match Company 263 EI Dorado Times 266
Diaries /journals/letters: of Twenty-second Kansas Infantry, Co. Eldridge House (Lawrence) 191
H 117-131 Elk County 11
Dickinson County 10 Elkington, Dixie 67
Dieker, Leonard 78 Elkington, Larry: barn 67, photos 67
Dieterle, William 186 Elkins, Kenneth R.: book co-authored by, reviewed 321
Dinsmoor, Samuel P. 173-174, 179 Ellis (Ellis County): Civil War monument, photo 170
District of the Border 153 Ellis County 14
Doane, Howard 24 Ellsworth (Ellsworth Co.) 218, 233
Dodge City (Ford Co.) 173, 233 Ellsworth County 11
Dodge City Globe 266 Elyria (Ohio) 280
Doerr, Albert A.: papers, 1847-1989, reviewed 96-97 Emancipation Ordianance 293
éDonde Esta Mi Raza? (Kansas City) 236, 240; page, reproduced 232 Emancipation Proclamation 279
Doniphan County 11, 13, 63; barns 9-11 Emerson, Ralph Waldo 132
Donlevy, Brian 186, 195; photo 197 Employment: during WWIL, article on 298-314, graph 300
Dorsey, C.B. 54 Emporia (Lyon Co.) 100, 102, 103, 115, 282; Chautauqua 135
Doster, Chase 111 Emporia Gazette 266
Douglas County 16, 34, 280, 281; Henry barn, article on 26-47; English barns 42
map detail, reproduced 41 Enright, Ray 186
Downs (Osborne Co.): Chautauqua 135 Ensminger, Robert 9
Dragosani-Brantingham, Justin: note on 100; “Proud Are We’: Entrelineas (Kansas City) 236-237, 242; page, reproduced 237
Private Rhinehart and the College Company of the Twenty- Escobar, Edward J. 232
second Kansas Volunteers” 100-131 Ethnic groups: see Barns: ethnic influences
KANSAS HISTORY
Etulain, Richard W.: book by, reviewed 320 military reservation, map 216; Mounted Branch School 217;
Eudora (Douglas Co.) 311 photos 214-215, 294; and Soldier's Letter, article on 285-297
Everson, William K. 193 Fort Robinson and the American West, 1874-1899: reviewed 316
Ewig, Rick: book review by 321 Fort Scott (Bourbon Co.) 11, 283
Ewing, H.P. 211 Fort Sill (Indian Terr.) 218, 219, 225
Ewing, Thomas Jr. 153; photo 154 Fort Smith (Ark.) 224
Exodus movement 200 Fort Wallace 218
Eyles, Allen 194 Fort Zarah 291
Forty-first Infantry 217
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Foster Farms (Thomas Co.): barn 15-16
Fourth U.S. Cavalry 221
Face in the Crowd, A 195 Fox Theater (Emporia) 238
Fair Employment Practices Committee 310 Frank, Melvin 186, 189
Farm Labor Organizing Committee 232 Franklin, Benjamin 207
Farms and farming: see Agriculture; Barns Franklin, Charles Benjamin 139; photo 139
Fearon, Peter: note on 299; “Ploughshares Into Airplanes: Man- Franklin, Margaret Barnum 139
ufacturing Industry and Workers in Kansas During World War Franklin County 147
IL,” article by 298-314 Franklin County Historical Society 136
Federal Works Agency 303, 304 Fredonia (Wilson Co.): Chautauqua 141
Fellman, Michael 144, 148 Free Kansas Coalition 258
Fergus, William: barn 88, photo 88 Free-Soilers 185
Fernandina (Fla.) 287 Freedman’s University (Quindaro) 282
Field, Bruce: book by, reviewed 93-94 Freedmen’s Bureau: see Bureau of Freedmen, Refugees and
Fields, Joseph 291 Abandoned Lands
““Fiend in Human Shape’, A? William Clarke Quantrill and His Frenzy of Renown, The 199
Biographers”: article by Barry A. Crouch 142-156 From the Old Northwest to the Pacific Northwest: The 1853 Oregon
Fifteenth Amendment: see U.S. Constitution Trail Diaries of Patterson Fletcher Luark and Michael Fleeman
Finley, Charlie 114 Luark: reviewed 321
Fire Station Number Four (Lawrence) 25 Fromme/ Birney barn 57; photo No. 1 back cover
First (Texas) Brigade 153 Fromme, Henry: barn 57, 73, photos 73
First (Texas) Regiment 153 Fugitive Slave Act 271
First Alabama 287 Fuhrken, John: barn 63, photo 63
First Colored Baptist Church (Leavenworth) 274
Fisher, Hugh T. 264 G
Fleming, Imogene 57, 85
Fleming, Richard: barn 85, photo 85 G.I Forum 243
Flint Hills 11, 13-14, 16, 55 Gaddis, John Lewis: book by, reviewed 93-94
Foley, W.C.: barn 55, 85, photos 85 Gambling 258
Folkerts, Jean Lange: book review by 251 Garden City (Finney Co.) 232, 238, 243; Chautauqua 141
Fontenelle and Cabanne Trading Posts, The: The History and Archeol- Garden City Community College: Adult Learning Center 236
ogy of Two Missouri River Sites, 1822-1838: reviewed 250 Garden of Eden (Lucas) 173
Ford, Henry 258, 260 Gardner (Johnson Co.) 304
Forest Park (Ottawa): Chautauqua 135, map 135, photos 133, 135 Garfield, James A. 282
Forging a Community: The Latino Experience in Northwest Indiana Garwood, Darrell: collections review by 323
232 Geary County 216
Forrester, R.T. 87 General Allotment Act 225
Fort Barrancas (Fla.) 287 General Order No. 11 153
Fort Craig (N.M.) 288 General Order No. 10 153
Fort Dodge 218 George, George W. 189
Fort Ellsworth 291 Gill, Marcus 149
Fort Harker 218 Gilvey, Armenia 153
Fort Hays 218 Girard (Crawford Co.) 11
Fort Hays Limestone 14 Glass, Robert: barn 72, photos 72
Fort Laramie treaty 217 Glassie, Henry 30, 32, 44
Fort Leavenworth 114, 116, 168, 221, 291, 304 Glassmier, — — 74, 75
Fort Lewis (Colo.) 222, 223 Glorieta Pass (N.M.) 288
Fort Lyon (Colo.) 218 Goepfert, Cyrus: barn 68, photos 68
Fort Reno (Indian Terr.) 219 Gold rush 215, 216
Fort Riley 303, 304, 308, 310; and black troops, article on 214-227; Gonzales, Rodolfo “Corky” 233, 234
Gonzalez, Paul 236-237; photo 237 Harvey, Alexander M. 113
Gooch, William D. 270 Harvey County 56
Goodlow, James 220 Hatch, Edward 224-225, 226
Goodrich, Thomas 144 Hatfield, Roy 181
Goodwin, Nat: barn 76, photo 76 Hattaway, Herman 154
Goodwine, Fremont 54 Hawkins, Anne P.W.: “Hoeing Their Own Row: Black Agricul-
Gordon, Lee: photo 194 ture and the Agrarian Ideal in Kansas, 1880-1920,” article by
Gordon Van-Tine Company (Iowa) 22, 23, 54, 55; ad, reproduced 200-213; note on 200
18 Hawthorne, Nathaniel 141
Gouveia, Lourdes 232 Hayden, H.C. 278
Gower, James O. 151 Health: and cigarettes 258-267
Grand Army of the Republic 102, 106, 115, 172, 174; Timothy O. Heinz, Joe 179
Howe Post 164, 173, 175, 181, photos 166, 167 Henry, David K. 34, 36, 40; photo 43
Grant, Ulysses S. 133, 168, 169, 282 Henry, Delia Pifer May: photo 34
Grasshoppers: invasion, 1874 34 Henry, Jane Clarke Kirk 32, 38
Great Bend (Barton Co.) 168, 173, 243 Henry, John Pearl 34, 36, 38, 40; death 38, 40; photo 43
Great Depression 18, 213, 299 Henry, Laura 40
Great Monument Era 169, 171, 173 Henry, Leni 34
Great Plains Chautauqua 141 Henry, Princess 40
Great Valley (Pa.) 40 Henry, Rachel Katherine 34
Greeley County 11 Henry, Rachel Warner 32
Green, Donald E.: book review by 94—95 Henry, Sarah Katherine Moore 38, 40; photo 43
Greenhorn Limestone 14 Henry, William “Willie” 34, 38
Grierson, Benjamin H. 218 Henry, William: barn, article on 26-47, photos 26-27, 45, plans
Grim, Ed 51, 56; barn 64, photo 64 33, 37 47; biog. data 32; photo 39
Groves, Charles 211 Henry, William (Sr.) 32
Groves, Junius G. 200-203, 205, 207, 209, 211; home 203, photo Henry farm (Douglas Co.): crops 34, production 35; see also
204; photo 202 Henry, William
Groves, Matilda 203; photo 202 Herbert, F. Hugh 188
Guadalupe Parish Center (Kansas City) 238 Hercules Powder Company (De Soto) 310, 311-312; employees,
Guide to the Indian Wars of the West, A: Over One Hundred Historic photo 311
Sites in Seventeen States: reviewed 246 Herencia Fiestas Horizontes (Topeka) 236, 238; page, reproduced
Gunfighter Nation 186 235
Gunnison (Colo.) 221 Heritage Trust Fund 25
Herring, Benjamin 10
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Hesston (Harvey Co.) 11
Hiawatha (Brown Co.): Chautauqua 135, 141
Hagerstown (Md.) 146 Hibbard, Frederick 168
Haldeman-Julius, Emanuel 11-12 Hickman’s Mills (Mo.) 289
Hale, Donald R. 144 Hickox, Rachel Katherine: see Henry, Rachel Katherine
Hale, John: barn 10, photo 5 Hill, Edward 278
Hall /Ward barn 62, photo 62 Hill Top Manor (Wichita) 305; photo 307
Halleck, Henry W. 150-151; sketch 153 Hillsboro (Marion Co.) 13
Hancock (Mass.) 51 Hillside Cemetery (Kinsley) 164-165
Hanou, John 55, 57 Hindman, Thomas C. 152
Harden, Albert: barn 82, photo 82 Hinton, Richard J. 274, 275, 279
Harden, Wallace 82 Hispanics: publications of, article on 228-244
Harding, Warren G. 264 Historic Times (Lawrence) 206, 282; publishing information, re-
Harper County 55, 56, 57, 64, 65, 66 produced 283
Harpers Ferry (Va.) 107, 272, 273 Hoard’s Dairyman 53, 56
Harrison, Henry 220 Hodgeman (Hodgeman Co.) 204
Harsh/Sumpter barn: photo 6 Hodgeman County 13, 213
Harshbarger W.A. 102 “Hoeing Their Own Row: Black Agriculture and the Agrarian
Hart, Charley: see Quantrill, William Clarke Ideal in Kansas, 1880-1920”: article by Anne P.W. Hawkins
Hartzler, Murton: barn 89, photos 89 200-213
Harvest of Dissent: The National Farmers Union and the Early Cold Holbrook, Josiah 132
War: reviewed 93-94 Holladay, Sam 138
Harvesting the High Plains: John Kriss and the Business of Wheat Holloway, U.B. 295
Farming, 1920-1950: reviewed 94-95 Hollywood (Ca.) 195-196
KANSAS HISTORY
Holt, Daniel D.: letter to editor 90 Jesse James Under the Black Flag 186
Holt, John 143 Jetmore (Hodgeman Co.) 173
Homestead 56 Jewell County 69, 231
Horner, Charles F. 137 Jicarilla Apaches 222
Horner, John: barn 75, photo 75 Jim Crow laws 227
House Committee on Public Welfare 262 Johns—Manville plant (Parsons) 304
Houser, Lionel 188 Johnson, Andrew 295
Howard (Elk Co.): Civil War momunent, photo 172 Johnson, Judith R. 311
Howard University (Washington, D.C.) 268 Johnson, Nancy 222
Hoy, Jim 16 Johnson, Richard 278
Hughes, Langston 268, 280 Johnson, William 278
Hurt, R. Douglas: book review by 316-317 Johnson County 51, 55, 70, 71, 305
Huston, John 195 Johnson County (Wyo.) 226
Hutchinson (Reno Co.) 12, 171; Chautauqua 141 Jones, David A.: book review by 95-96
Jones, George W. 210
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Jones, Grover 188
Jordan-Bychkov, Terry 11
“T Am Joaquin” 234 Journal of the American Medical Association 263
Illinois 56 Judy, Alexander: barn 69, photos 69
In the Devil's Dominion: A Union Soldier’s Adventures in “Bush- Judy, Bradley 69
wacker Country”: reviewed 248 Judy, Marvel 69
Independence (Mo.) 289 Juhnke, James C.: book review by 252
Independent Assembly 135 Junction City (Geary Co.) 220, 222
Indian Territory 218, 220, 223-225, 288, 289 Junction City Union 220, 221, 222
Indiana 56
Indiana County (Pa.) 40, 42, 44 K
Indiana Farmer 54
Indians: see Plains Indians; under names of tribes Kagi, John Henry 272, 273
Industry: during WWII, article on 298-314, graph 300, tables Kansa Indians 218
301, 302 Kansas: A Land of Contrasts: reviewed 245
Ingalls, John J. 282 Kansas Advisory Committee on Hispanic Affairs (Topeka) 231,
Inter-state Library Association 282 236, 237
Iola (Allen Co.): Chautauqua 138 Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station 23, 55
Iowa 141 “Kansas Barns in Time and Place”: article by James R. Shortridge
Iowa, Sac, and Fox Presbyterian Mission (Doniphan Co.) 10 2-25
Ireland, John 189 Kansas Board for Vocational Education 306
Island Park (Winfield): Chautauqua 136, map 136, photo 136 Kansas Central Narrow Guage: Slim Rails Across the Midlands: re-
viewed 319
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Kansas Chautauqua 140-141
Kansas City (Mo.) 288; and Chicano publications, article on 228-
Jablon, Howard: book co-authored by, reviewed 321 244; West High School 229, 230, 236 students, photo 228-229
Jackson, Andrew 143 Kansas City (Wyandotte Co.) 200, 205; Chautauqua 138; and Chi-
Jackson County (Mo.) 150, 155 cano publications, article on 228-244; and industry during
Jackson County (Ohio) 271 WWII 300-301, 306, 307, 308, 309, 310, 312, 314
Jamaicans 310 Kansas City Kansan 266
James, Frank 187, 197 Kansas City Star 261-262
James, Jesse 186, 187, 192, 196; photo 150 Kansas City Times 262
James, Polly 190 Kansas Daily Tribune (Lawrence) 277
James brothers 150, 187, 195 Kansas Emancipation League 274
Janson, Horst W. 167 Kansas Farmer 56
Japanese Americans 310 Kansas Humanities Council 140-141
Jayhawk Ordnance (Baxter Springs) 304; photo 306 Kansas Impartial Suffrage Association (Lawrence) 277, 278;
Jayhawkers, The 182, 186, 188, 189, 195,196; scene from, photo 193 newspaper article, reproduced 278
Jefferson, Thomas 207, 209 Kansas Labor and Industrial Bulletin: pages, reproduced 304
Jefferson City (Mo.) 293 Kansas National Guard 110
Jefferson County 11, 13, 55, 67, 68 Kansas Negro Farmers’ Association 211
Jensen, Richard E.: book by, reviewed 250 Kansas Ordnance Works (Parsons) 301; photo 303
Jesse James 186 Kansas Pacific Railroad 10
Jesse James As the Outlaw 186 Kansas Pacific Railway 218, 27; construction crew, photo 219
Kansas Raiders 186-187, 190, 191-192, 196; scenes from, photos Labette County 55, 56, 74, 75, 76, 264
186, 197 Ladd, Alan 189, 192
Kansas River 34, 211, 280 Lafayette County (Mo.) 155
Kansas Smokeless Kids Initiative 258 Laird, Judith Fincher 232
Kansas State Advisory Committee on Mexican Affairs (Topeka) Lake Chautauqua (N.Y.) 132
236 Lakeview district (Douglas Co.) 280
Kansas State Argricultural College 52, 56, 102, 103, 104, 211, 307; Lamar (Mo.) 152
and Spanish-American War regiment 105 Landon, Alfred M. 141
Kansas State Agricultural Experiment Station 56 Lane, James B. 232
Kansas State Board of Agriculture 56, 203; records, reviewed Lane, James Henry 149, 191; photo 147
160-161 Langston, Caroline Mercer 280
Kansas State Board of Review: records reviewed 253-254 Langston, Charles Henry: and the African American struggle in
Kansas State Constitution 275 Kansas, article on 268-283; biog. data 269-271; death 282; mar-
Kansas State Employment Service 303, 305, 308, 312, 313 riage 280; obituary 282-283; photo 269
Kansas State Historical Society 144 Langston, Dessalines 280
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory 261 Langston, John Mercer 268, 269-273, 274, 283; photo 271
Kansas State Legislature 275, 276, 277; and cigarette laws Langston, Lucy Jane 269
261-262, 264-267 Langston, Mary 269
Kansas State Normal School (Emporia): 102; and Spanish—Amer- Langston, Mary Patterson Leary 280
ican War regiment 100, 105, 115; student battalion 103, photo 104 Langston, Nathaniel Turner 280
Kansas State Teachers College (Pittsburg) 265 Langston & Co. (Leavenworth) 274
Kansas University: see University of Kansas Larned (Pawnee Co.) 173; Chautauqua 141
Kaw Valley 205 Lathrop Trade School (Kansas City) 309
Kaw Valley Truck Farm Company 211 Latinos: see Hispanics
Kay, Walter: barn 55, 67, photos 67 Lauck, Jon K.: book reviews by 93-94
Kaye, Frances W.: book co-authored by, reviewed 316-317 Launian’s Own 287
Kearny County 72, 211 Lawrence (Douglas Co.) 100, 132, 182, 185, 186, 188, 190-191,
Keith, Green 203 194, 196, 203, 273, 274, 280, 282, 311; Chautauqua 135; Quantrill
Keith, Robert 205 raid 143, 153
Keller, Frieda 65 Lawrence Daily Journal 205, 282
Keller, Oliver: barn 65, photos 65 League of United Latin American Citizens 236, 243
Kendall, Ann 57 Leary, Lewis Sheridan 272-273, 280
Kensington (Conn.) 166 Leary, Loise 280
Kentucky 271 Leary, Mary Patterson: see Langston, Mary Patterson Leary
Kerr, Charity 153 Leavenworth, Jesse H. 288
Kezar (Colo.) 221 Leavenworth (Leavenworth Co.) 114, 273, 274, 275, 277, 279, 280,
“Kiansis I” 233 281, 292; Chautauqua 138; sketch 275
“Kiansis II” 233-234 Leavenworth County 11, 55, 57, 77
Kimball, Paul F. 264-265 Leavenworth Daily Convervative 273, 274, 275, 276, 279, 280
King, Franklin H. 52-53 Leavenworth Emancipation Jubilee 279
Kinsley (Edwards Co.): Civil War monument, article on 164-181, Leavenworth Franchise Club 275
photos 164, 165, 174, 175, 176, 178, 179, 180, No. 3 back cover Leavenworth Suffrage Club 275
Kinsley Graphic 180 Leavenworth Times 266
Kinsley Mercury 174, 175-176, 177, 180-181 Lecompton (Douglas Co.): Henry barn, article on 26-47
Kiowa County 57, 73 Lecompton Constitution 148
Kiowa County Historical Society 57, 73 Lee, Ang 184, 185, 196, 199; photo 184
Kiowa Indians 219, 223 Lee, R. Alton: “The ‘Little White Slaver’ in Kansas: A Century-
Kirkwood, Arlen 57; barn 86, photos No. 1 inside front cover, 86 Long Struggle Against Cigarettes,” article by 258-267; note on
Kirkwood, Darlene 86 258
Knights of Pythias 164 Leedy, John 105
Knudsen, Martha 50 Legler Barn Museum (Lenexa) 25
Korean War 314 Leslie, Edward E.: Quantrill biographer 144-156, 185
Kress, D.H.: photo 266 Lester, David A.: biog. data 172; and Civil War monument, arti-
Kretzmeier, Lewis: barn 60, photo 60 cle on 164-181; photos 166, 167
Lester, Leon 181
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“Letters to the Editor” 90-92
Liberal (Seward Co.): Chautauqua 138
La Raza Education Committee 235 Liberty (Mo.) 151
La Raza movement 240 Lincoln, Abraham 144, 169, 191, 279, 294, 295, 296
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Lincoln County 11 Main, Marjorie 192
Lindberg, Kip: book review by 248 Manassas (Va.) 113
Lincoln Park (Cawker City): Chautauqua 137, map 137, photo 137 Manasseth Gap (Mo.) 151
Lindsey, Henry C. 105, 107, 113, 114; photo 108 Manhattan (Riley Co.) 100, 102, 243
Linn County 78 Mann Act 260
Lipsey, Chalkley T. 149 Manufacturing: during WWIL, article on 298-314, graph 300, ta-
Literary Digest 266 bles 301, 302
Little Coney 204 Marais des Cygnes River 135, 147
“Little White Slaver’ in Kansas, The: A Century-Long Struggle Mares, Albert 237
Against Cigarettes”: article by R. Alton Lee 258-267 Marietta (Ohio) 293
Loewen, Anna 13 Marion County 13
Loewen, Peter 13 Marlowe, George 202
Lona, Charles O. 235 Marshall, Frank 226
London, Jack 141 Marshall County 55, 56, 79, 80, 81
Lone Jack (Mo.) 152, 289 Marvin, Anne: book review by 318
Long, John C. 71 Maryland 114, 279
Long Construction Company (Kansas City) 308 Marysville (Marshall Co.) 169
Lookingbill, Brad D.: book review by 320 Massachusetts 288
Loose—Wiles Biscuit Company (Kansas City) 309 Massey, James H. 218
Lorain County (Ohio) 271, 280 Matthews, William D. 275, 278, 279, 282
Los Angeles (Calif.) 235 Maui 191
Los Chicanos (musical band) 242 Maurey, Nicole 189
Louden, William 4,18, 20, 22 Mayberry, L.W. 306
Louden Manufacturing Company (Iowa) 22, 55 Mayes, Joel B. 149
Louisa County (Va.) 269 Mayo, James 171
Louisiana 217, 281 Meade (Meade Co.): Chautauqua 141
Lowe, Jordan 151 Medicine Lodge treaty 217
Lucas, John Meredyth 189 Melville, Herman 141
Lucas (Russell Co.) 173 Memorial Day 165, 166
Lucky Strike cigarettes 263 Mendota (Ill.) 147
Lucy Page Gaston 264; photo 266 Mendoza, John 244
Lycoming County (Pa.) 40 Mendoza, Valerie 230, 232
Lyon County 78 Menninger, Connie: book review by 319
Lyons, Cliff 191 Methodist Church 260
Mexican American Neighborhood Council 238
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Mexican American Softball League (Kansas City) 238
Mexican Americans: see Hispanics
McBlain, John F. 221, 222—223, 226 Mexican Independence Day 229, 243
McCabe, Edward P. 283 Mexicans: troops 215
McCandless, C.C.: barn 88, photo 88 Mexicans in Oklahoma, The 232
McCandless, Ella 88 Mexico 191, 230, 243
McCandless, Lloyd 88 Michaelis, Patricia: collections review by 160-161
McClellan, George 296 Michigan 232
McConnell, A.H. 56, 75; barn 74, photo 74 Middletown (Pa.) 114
McCorkle, John 153 Midland Bureau 138
McCorkle, Nannie 153 Military: and black troops, 214-227; Soldier's Letter, article on
McCulloch, Benjamin 149-150 284-297
McDaniel, Leon: barn 76, sketch 76 Millbury (Mass.) 132
McDermott, John D.: book by, reviewed 246 Miller, Chandra: note on 285; “’A Perfect Institution Belonging to
McGinley, — — 115 the Regiment’: The Soldier's Letter and American Identity
McInnes, Robert A.: collections review by 96-97 Among Civil War Soldiers in Kansas,” article by 284-297
McKenna, Jeanne 277 Miller, E. Willard 30, 32
McKinley, William 107, 136 Miller, Lewis 132-133; photo134
McNamee, Isaac 55 Miner, Craig 314; book by, reviewed 94-95
McPherson, James B. 168, 169 Minnesota 56
McPherson, James M. 155 “Minnesota Law” 261
McPherson County: courthouse 168 Mission/ Herring barn 9-10 photo 5
Madison (Greenwood Co.) 16 Mississippi 281
Mail and Breeze (Topeka) 205 Mississippi River 289
Missouri 106, 153, 154, 155, 156, 230, 272, 273, 274, 280, 285, 289, Newsum, Ted: barn 64, photo 64
305 Newton (Harvey Co.) 12
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad 227 Nicks, Henry 16
Missouri River 273 Nicodemus (Graham Co.) 203, 204, 205, 213
Missourians 149, 151, 155 Ninth U.S. Cavalry 217, 216, 219-226, 227; band 222
Mistral, Gabriela 242 Norman, Carol 79
Model Cities Program 238 Norman, Gail 79
Monarch Food Company 309 North American Aviation Inc. (Kansas City) 300-301, 304, 307,
Montana 215 308, 309
Montgomery, Jack 179 North American Windmill Manufacturers’ Trade Literature: A De-
Montgomery County 11 scriptive Guide: reviewed 318
Montoya, Joseph M. 237 North Carolina 272
Monuments and statues: Civil War 165-181 North Dakota 141
Morgan's Confederate Brigade 287 Northwestern Freedmen’s Aid Commission 279-280
Morris County 11 Norton, H.T. 51, 56; barn 57, 70, photo 70
Morton City (Cherokee Co.) 204 Norwich (Kingman Co.) 11
“Mother Chautauqua” (N.Y.) 133-134, 135, 139, 140 Noted Guerrillas, or the Warfare of the Border 144, 185
Motion Picture Production Code 195 Numero Uno (Kansas City) 238
Motion pictures: “Riding With the Devil: The Movie Adventures
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of William Clarke Quantrill,” article on 182-199
Mound City ( Linn Co.) 273
Movies: see Motion pictures O’Brien, Patrick G. 310
Mullins, W.H., Company (Ohio) 177 O’Brien barn 82, photo 82
Mundy, Sue 154; photo 155 Oberlin (Ohio) 270, 271, 272
Murphy, Audie 187, 195; photo 187 Oberlin Anti-Slavery Society 272
Myers, Harry C.: book review by 246 Oberlin College (Ohio) 268, 270, 271
Oberlin—Wellington Rescue 271-272, 279; rescuers, photo 268-
N 269
Oceola (Mo.) 191
Nace, Clyde: barn 76, photo 76 Ohio 232, 268, 270, 271, 274, 279
Naismith, James A. 103 Ohio State Anti-Slavery Society 271
Nation, Carry A. 141, 267 Ohio University: students 106
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 309 Oklahoma 13, 141, 226, 305
National Business League 211 Oklahoma City (Okla.) 181
National Defense Training School (Wichita) 303, 306, 311 Oklahoma District 223, 224-225
National Education Association 110 Olathe Johnson Co.) 152; Chautauqua 135
National Register of Historic Places 9, 14, 25, 57 Olivas, Jose 239
National Soldier’s Monument (Gettysburg, Pa.) 171 Olsen, Charles 79
National Trust for Historic Preservation 25 130th Illinois 287
National Youth Administration 303, 307, 313 Ortiz, Leonard David: note on 229; “La Voz de la Gente: Chicano
Navajo Indians 222-223 Activist Publications in the Kansas City Area, 1968-1989,” ar-
Nebergall, John: barn 64, photo 64 ticle by 228-244
Nebraska 141, 226, 261, 265 Osawatomie (Miami Co.) 273
Negro Business Men’s League (Kansas City) 209 Osborne (Osborne Co.) 11
“Negro Commercial Club” (Topeka) 209 Osborne County 82
Negro in Business 209 Osceola (Mo.) 153
Negro National Defense Committee 308 Oswego (Labette Co.): Chautauqua 134
Negro suffrage: see Blacks Ottawa (Franklin Co.) 106; Chautauqua 134, 135 136, Forest Park
Neosho County 81 map 135, Hall of Philosophy 135, photos 133, 135 134, 135,
Neosho River 103 Tabernacle 135
Nevins, Clarence G. 304, 308 Ottawa County 11
New Brooms 139 Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish Center (Kansas City) 236
New Iberia Parish (La.) 287 Outlaw Josey Wales, The 186
New Mexico 217, 218, 219, 220, 221, 288, 289 Overton, Lewis 274, 279
New York 285
New York Assembly 133 P
New York Times 196
Newspapers: Soldier's Letter, article on 284-297; in Civil War Pacific Coast 215
camp, sketch 284 Pall Mall cigarettes: ad, reproduced 264
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