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Bader, Robert Smith, 105 A Bain, G. W., 156, 157 Baker, C. C., 156 AAF. See U.S. Army Air Forces Baker, Floyd P., 147–48, 149, 152, 156–60, 161–62, 163, photo, 156 Aaronson, Reuben, 127 Baker, N. R., 156 Abilene (Dickinson Co.): automobile races, photo, 192 Baker, Ray Stannard, 270 ACCK. See Associated Colleges of Central Kansas Ball, Larry D.: book by, reviewed, 60 Adams, Franklin G., 9, photo, 237 Ballentine, Poe, 110, 124–25 Adamson, Gary, 103 Barker, R. A., 156, 157 Addams, Jane, 281 Barnabas, Bentley, 98 African Americans: segregation, 123–24; in Union Army, 118 Bartholomew, Harland, 94, 98 Agrarian Republic, An: Farming, Antislavery Politics, and Nature Parks Barton, Nicholas, 118 in the Civil War Era: reviewed, 142 Basketball: film on, 123–24 Agriculture: of Kanza Indians, 14, 15; during World War I, 271. See Battle Canyon (Scott Co.), 218, 220–22, 244–45 also Wheat Bederman, Gail, 196 Aircraft. See Aviation industry; B-25 aircraft Beechcraft, 106 Air Midwest, 103 Belleville Telescope, 198n, 202 Aley, Ginette: book reviewed by, 284 Bent, George, 42, photo, 43 Allen, Forrest “Phog,” 124 Bentley, O. E., 90 Allen, Henry Justin, 270, 271, 274, 282, photo, 272 Bethany College (Lindsborg): Old Main building, 165–66, 170, 174, Allen, Michael, 205 175, 177–78, illustration, 164 Allen, Woody, 113, 134–35 Bethel College (North Newton), 166; Main Building, 167, 168, 170, American Blind People’s Higher Education and General 171–72, illustration, 170 Improvement Association, 184, 190–91 Biddle, Thomas, 5, 6–7, 8, 12, 14, 15, 16, 18 American Carnage: Wounded Knee, 1890: reviewed, 61 Big Blue River, 6–7 Anthony, Daniel R., 149, photo, 149 Bird, George Washington, 168, 171–72, 173 Architecture: “Old Main” buildings, article on, 164–79; Birk, Megan: book by, reviewed, 285 Southwestern influences, 94 Bittinger, D. W., 177 Arkansas River Valley: Indians, 83, 85; trails, 83–85, 90 Bleeding Kansas period: newspapers, 148–49, 151; political Arnold, Brie Swenson: “‘To Inflame the Mind of the North’: cartoons, 22, 25, 26, 29, 30, 35; sexualized violence imagery, Slavery Politics and the Sexualized Violence of Bleeding article on, 22–39 Kansas,” article by, 22–39; note on, 23 Blevins, Jess, 256 Arnold, Henry H. “Hap,” 252 Blind, postal service for: article on, 180–91 Art: Prairie Printmakers, 97; regionalism, 96, 99; sculptures, 102 Block, Sharon, 29, 33, 38 Ashworth, Sharon, 126–27 Blue Earth Village: article on, 2–21; illustrations, 2 Associated Colleges of Central Kansas (ACCK), 166 Boeing Aircraft Company, 105, 259 Atchison (Atchison Co.): film on, 127 Bombers. See B-25 aircraft Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe (AT&SF) Railroad, 86, 87, 93, 97 Book notes, 63, 143, 215, 289 Atherton, John, 74 Book reviews, 55–62, 136–42, 208–14, 284–88 Automobile racing: in early 20th century, article on, 192–207 Boorstin, Daniel, 109 Automobiles: manufacturing, 194, 197; ownership, 194, 197 Boosterism: of newspapers, 83, 151–52, 196; in Wichita, article on, Averill, Thomas Fox: film reviewed by, 127–30; note on, 112–13 80–107 Avery, John, 102 Bosin, Blackbear, 102, 103, 105 Aviation industry: in Kansas City, article on, 250–67; in Wichita, Bourgmont, Étienne de Veniard, Sieur de, 7, 15 94–95, 98, 105, 106 Boyd, Joe, 81 Brady, Steve, 224 B Braille system, 182, photo, 182 Breadlines Knee-Deep in Wheat: Food Assistance in the Great B-25 aircraft: armaments, 257–58, 260, 262; design, 253, 254, 262; D Depression: reviewed, 139 model, 254, 259, 260, 262, 264–65, photos, 255, 261; J model, 262, Breed, Glen, 200, 202 photos, 262, 264, 265; modified, 259–60; paint colors, 259–60, Bremer, Jeff: book by, reviewed, 55 photo, 255; production in Kansas City, article on, 250–67; test Brininstool, Earl Alonzo: Dull Knife, a Napoleon, 245–46 flights and inspections, 254–58, 260, 263–65, photos, 250, 253, Britten, Thomas A.: book by, reviewed, 212 257, 258, 260, 266 Brooks, Preston, 29–30 “B-25 Production and Test Flying at the Kansas City Bomber Broome, Jeff: book by, reviewed, 57 Plant”: article by Richard Macias, 250–67 Brown, Elmer, 263, 266, photo, 257 B-29 aircraft, 259

290 Kansas History Brown, W. W., 200 Cloud County Fair: auto races, 197–98, 202 Bruce, Ryan, 134 Cochran, Alfred W.: book reviewed by, 137 Bryson, Jeremy: book reviewed by, 136 Cohn, Charles, 87 “Buchaneer Pacification; A True Picture of Politics in the U.S. in Cole-Jett, Robin, 85 1856,” 26, 29 Coleman, W. C., 90 Buckler, William, 270 Coleman v. MacLellan, 150–51, 163 Bullitt, William C., 252, 270n, 278 Colleges: “Old Main” buildings, article on, 164–79; religious Burch, Rousseau, 150–51, 163 education, 179 Burford, L. D., 175–76n Collins, Caspar, 42 Burnett, W. R., 113 Collot, Georges-Henri-Victor, 12 Busy in the Cause: Iowa, the Free-State Struggle in the West, and the Colomen Coloumbia (The Dove of Columbia) newspaper, 72, 75 Prelude to the Civil War: reviewed, 59 Concordia (Cloud Co.): auto races, 197–98 Butler, Marion, 186–87 Concordia Daily Blade, 197–98 Byrkit, James, 82, 85 Congregational Church. See Fairmount College Congress: Populist members, 181–82, 183–84, 186–87, 188–90, 191, C No. 3 inside front cover; postal service for blind, article on, 180–91 Calhoun, John C., 4 Constitution, state. See Kansas constitution Cambrian magazine, 71 Cooper College: photo, 171. See also Sterling College Cannon, Joseph G., 188 “Corn is King,” 80 Cantrell, Winthrop “Wink,” 255, 256 Coronado, Francisco Vázquez de, 83, 97 Capote, Truman, 124 Coronado’s Well-Equipped Army: The Spanish Invasion of the American Capper, Arthur, 201, 271 Southwest: reviewed, 210 Carman, J. Neale, 71, 73, 74 Corruption: Topeka Library Aid Association, 156–58 Carruth, William H.: “Map of Foreign Settlements in Kansas,” No. Couden, Henry N., 184, 187–88, 189, 191, photo, 188 2 inside front cover County fairs: auto races, article on, 192–207, poster, No. 3 front Carter, Heath W.: book reviewed by, 208 cover; idealized imagery, 194–95 Castle v. Houston, 150 Couvault, J. B., 90 Cather, Willa: O Pioneers! 109; photo, 112 Cowboys: Indians killed by, 244; mythology, 205–6. See also Cattle Catholic Church. See Marymount College drives Cattle drives, 85, 86–87, 90, 119 Cox, Samuel Sullivan, 270, 270n Cawthorn, Richard J., 168 Crane, Charles R., 271, 282 Cessna, Clyde, 90 Creating the American West: Boundaries and Borderlands: reviewed, Chamberlain, Wilt, 123–24 136 Charlton, John R.: book by, reviewed, 213 Crouch, Stanley: book by, reviewed, 137 Cherokee Kid, The: , Tribal Identity, and the Making of an American Icon: reviewed, 288 D Cherokee Strop Volunteer League, 245 Cheyenne Autumn (film), 247–49 Dark Command, 110, 111; premiere in Lawrence, 108, 115; reviewed, Cheyenne Autumn (Sandoz), 223, 246–47, 248 113–15; souvenir program, 114, No. 2 back cover Cheyenne Bottoms: reviewed, 126–27 Darlington, Thomas, 72 Cheyenne Bottoms Bombing and Gunnery Range, 258 Dary, David, 149, 151; In Memoriam by, 54 Cheyenne Indians. See Northern Cheyenne Indians Daum, Meghan, 109 Cheyenne War: Indian Raids on the Roads to , 1864–1869: Davis, J. B., 152 reviewed, 57 Davis, Seymour, 172 Chisholm, Jesse, 83–85, 100 Davis, T. R., No. 4 inside front cover , 83–86, 89, 90, 100, 107 Dead Kansas, 113; reviewed, 131–32; still photo, 133 Chivington, John, 41 Dean, Adam Wesley: book by, reviewed, 142 Chouteau, Francis, 17, 20 DeMattos, Jack: book coauthored by, reviewed, 287 Chouteau, Gabriel (Cerre), 17 Democratic Party: in Bleeding Kansas period, 35–37 Chouteau, Pierre, 12, 17 Dennis, Baxter C., 37 Churches: Nonconformist chapels, 69; Welsh Congregational Dennis, Levin B., 37 Church (Emporia), photo, 66; in Wichita, 106 Dern, Bruce, 129 Churchill, Winston, 252, 282 Desplechin, Arnaud, 122–23 Church of the Brethren. See McPherson College DeVault, Ileen, 76 Civil War: films on, 117–18; newspaper editors, 150.See also Devereux, Georges, 121–23 Quantrill’s raid Dicken-Garcia, Hazel, 162 Clark, George, 193–94, 204, 206–7 Disbrow, Louis, 201 Clark, W. P., 231–32 Dixon, Maynard: “Tell Him If He Tries To Send Us Back We Will Cleary, Joe, 203 Butcher Each Other With Our Own Knives,” 234

Index 291 Dober, Richard, 166, 173, 179 Films: Cheyenne Autumn, 247–49; review article on, 108–35 Dodge City (Ford Co.): Northern Cheyenne Indians, photo, 237 Fisher, Conrad, 221–22 Dorion, Francis, 17 Fisher, Eddie, 255 Dorsey, James Owen, 6 Fisher, Reynolds, 173 Dougherty, John, 5 Fisher Body, 253, 254, 258, 262 Douglas, Stephen, 30 Fithian, J. B., 160 Doy, John, 27 Flanagan, Kevin M.: film reviewed by, 130–31; note on, 113 Drew, William Y., 44 Flink, James, 197 Drych, Y (The Mirror) newspaper, 68, 71 Following in His Steps: A Biography of Charles M. Sheldon: reviewed, Duffy, Enda, 199 208 Dull Knife (Morning Star), : Cheyenne exodus, 218, 224, Foote, Kenneth, 249 225–27, 228, 231, 238; descendants, 234–38, 239–42; drawing of, Ford, John, 247–49 234; leadership, 235, 242, 245; novel on, 245–46; photo, 226. See Fort Osage, 4, 5, 13, 16n also Northern Cheyenne Indians , , 225–26, 227, 231, 238, 243 Dumont, Elbert, 172 Foster, Eden, 30, 34 Duray, Leon, 201 Fostering on the Farm: Child Placement in the Rural Midwest: Dye Chile, 94 reviewed, 285 Fred Harvey Company, 97 E Frémont, John C.: presidential candidacy, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38–39 French, Laura M., 68 Eddy, George Sherwood, 281–82, photo, 281 Friends University (Wichita), 166; Davis Hall, 167, 168, 170, 171, Editor’s Note, 283 172, 179, photo, 169 Education. See Colleges; Higher education; Schools; University of Friesen, Rudy P., 169 Kansas Edwards, James P., 71, 74 G Edwards, Rebecca: book reviewed by, 214 Ehrlich, George, 166 Gall, William, 168, 172 Eisenhower National Airport, Wichita, 105, 107 Ganard’s Bridge. See Platte Bridge Station Ekman, Richard, 169 Gardner, Alexander: photograph of Dull Knife and Little Wolf, 226 Eleventh Kansas Cavalry. See Kansas Volunteer Cavalry, Eleventh Garfield University, 171. See also Friends University Regiment Gender roles. See Masculinity; Women Emporia (Lyon Co.): Commercial Street, photo, 70; Harper lecture General Motors, 267. See also Fisher Body on Russian Revolution, 273; immigrant population, 68, tables, German Americans: anti-German sentiment in World War I, 201; 68, 69; Welsh Congregational Church, photo, 66; Welsh in, native language use, 71; newspapers, 72; Volga Germans, 271. article on, 66–79 See also Mennonites Emporia Gazette, 273. See also White, William Allen German language instruction: summer schools, 73 Emporia Ledger, 158 Germany: Luftwaffe, 251 Emporia News, 85, 157, 161, 271 Gibson, George, 232 Endicott, “Wild Bill,” 200, 201, 204, photo, 201 Gihon, John, 35–36 Enterprise Kansas Gazette, 161 Gillam, Victor, No. 3 inside front cover Erb, T. M., 168 Godey’s Lady’s Book, 23, 38 Etcheson, Nicole: film reviewed by, 117–18; note on, 111 Goertzen, Franz S., 168, 173 Etulain, Richard W.: book by, reviewed, 141 Gonville, Louis, 17 Evans, Evan, 74 Goodman, William H., 74 Evans, John, 71, 74 Goodrich Bisel, Deb, 117, 118 Evans, Stephen, 74 Goudsuzian, Aram: film reviewed by, 123–24; note on, 112 Everett, Derek R.: book by, reviewed, 136 Governorship, Kansas. See Allen, Henry Justin; Capper, Arthur; Lewelling, Lorenzo D. F Grant, Ulysses S.: presidency, 154 Great Medicine Road, The, Part I: Narratives of the Oregon, California, “‘Facing This Vast Hardness’: The Plains Landscape and the and Mormon Trails, 1840–1848: reviewed, 211 People Shaped by It in Recent Kansas/Plains Film”: article Great Plains: images in films, 109–11, 116–17, 124–29; novels set in, edited and introduced by Thomas Prasch, 108–35 246–47; prairie madness, 109–10, 117; regional identity, 95, 96, Fahl, Eugene, 90 98, 102 Fairfax Field (Kansas City), 252, 256, 259, 263–64, 267, photos, 250, “Great Republican Reform Party, The, Calling on their Candidate,” 254, 266. See also North American Aviation, Inc. 34, 35 Fairmount College (Wichita), 166; building, 167, 172, 173–74, Greeley, Horace, 152 photo, 175, No. 3 back cover Green, Biff, 172 Fairs. See County fairs; Kansas State Fair Greene, Jerome A.: book by, reviewed, 61; note on, 227–28; Scott Farming over the Oglalla: reviewed, 126–27 City Symposium address by, 223–27

292 Kansas History Griffith William R., 74 Hughes, Amy E., 195 Grinnell, George B., 232 Hughes, Ed, 124–25 Gruchow, Paul, 109 Hughes, Langston, 123 Guinard, Louis, 42, 43, 44, 45–46 Hughes, Mary C., 73 Guthrie, John, 157, 158 Hughes, Rollin, 74 Hughes, T. R., 234 H Hurst, Tim, 203 Hutchins, John M.: book by, reviewed, 210 Haataja, Steve, 124–25 Hutchinson (Reno Co.). See Kansas State Fair Hall, Randal, 197, 199–200 Hutchinson Gazette, 198, 199, 201, 202, 203–4 Hallberg, L. C., 168 , Henry, 32–33 Hammond, Rachel, 72 Harp, Dick, 124 I Harper, Samuel, 270, 271–74, photo, 274 Harper, William Rainey, 271 “Identity, Culture Maintenance, and Social Mobility: The Welsh in Harris, William Alexander, Jr., 184, 187, 190, 191 Emporia, Lyon County, 1870–1930”: article by Robert Llewellyn Harrison, Benjamin, 185 Tyler, 66–79 Hart, John: “New Account of the Battle of Platte Bridge, A, July 28, Illinois Woman’s Kansas Aid and Liberty Association, 31–32 1868: The Recollections of John Benton Hart,” article edited by, Immigrants: “Map of Foreign Settlements in Kansas,” No. 2 inside 40–53; note on, 41 front cover; Mennonite, 271; native language use, 71–73, 74, 75; Hart, John Benton: photo, 40; Platte Bridge Battle account, article Volga Germans, 271; Welsh, article on, 66–79. See also German on, 40–53 Americans Hartmann, Edward, 70 Indians: in Arkansas River Valley, 83, 85; factory system, 16n; Hashagen, Amanda, 127 federal policy, 233, 234, 236, 239, cartoon, 229; fur trade, 17–18; Haxton, Rod: note on, 223; “Scott City Meets the Northern housing, 7–12, 14; Lakota , 224, 226, 229; Osage, 13, , 2013,” article by, 219–23 14, 16n, 17, 18, 83, 85; Platte Bridge Battle, article on, 40–53; Hays City Star, 157 psychotherapy, 121–23; rights, 240–41; , Hearts Beating for Liberty: Women Abolitionists in the Old Northwest: 41; sculptures, 102; Wichita, 83, 85. See also Kanza Indians; reviewed, 284 Northern Cheyenne Indians Helm, A. E., 91 : Cheyenne reservation, 218, 222, 224, 229; trade, Herbert, Jason: book reviewed by, 57 83–85, 90; Turkey Springs battle, 229–30, 238, 245 Herron, George D., 270, 275, 278, photo, 276 Indian traders, 16–17, 42, 43, 83–85 Herter, Christian, 281 In Memoriam, 54 Hesston College, 166; Green Gables, 170, 174, 178, photo, 178; Inskeep, Steve: book by, reviewed, 286 location, 168 Interstellar, 110 Hickox, William D.: book reviewed by, 59 Isely, Bliss, 98–100 Hicks, John D., 82 Isem, Thomas D.: book reviewed by, 210 Higher education: for blind people, 184, 187. See also Colleges; Isenhower, Zach: book reviewed by, 56 University of Kansas Hillberg, L. G., 177–78 J Hillsboro (Marion Co.). See Tabor College Hilton-Hagemann, Brandi, 209 Jackson, Nathan Louis, 135 Hinman, Ralph S., 96 Jacksonland: President , Cherokee Chief John Ross, and a Hintz, Forrest, 102 Great American Land Grab: reviewed, 286 Hoar, George Frisbie, 190 James, Edwin, 4–5, 6 Hoeme, Larry, 224 Janetta, Dave, 110, 124 Hoig, Stan, 223 Jayhawkers, 110, 112; poster, 123; reviewed, 123–24 Hollon, W. Eugene, 82, 97 Jed, Stephanie, 38 Holmes, Belle, 159–60 Jessup, Augustus E.: on Long Expedition, 4 Holocaust, 240 Jimmy P.: Psychotherapy of a Plains Indian, 110, 112; poster, 121; Holt, Marilyn Irvin: book reviewed by, 285 reviewed, 121–23 Homesman, The, 109, 110, 111; poster, 116; reviewed, 115–17 Johnson, Jack, 204 Hoover, Herbert, 278, 280, 281 Johnston and Burford (architects), 168, 175, 175–76n H’Orey, Fred, 201, photo, 201 Jones, Catherine, 74 Hougdahl, Sig, 201–2 Jones, David, 74 House, Edward M., 274, 276, 278, 281, photo, 278 Jones, David C., 71 Houts, Joseph K., 118 Jones, Evan L., 77 Howe, Julia Ward, 25, 27–28, 37–39, photo, 25 Jones, Felix, 99 Howe, Robert J., 72 Jones, Griffith W., 74 Howes, Cecil, 149, 151 Jones, Isiah, 74

Index 293 Jones, Jane, 73 Knudsen, William S., 252 Jones, John, 74 Krebs, George, 256 Jones, Morris, 71 Jones, Mrs. Horace, 70 L Jones, Rees A., 74 Jones, Tommy Lee, 115, 117 LaGrone, John K. “Tex,” 255 Jones, William W., 71 Lair, Frank E., 258, 266 Joseph, Chief, 228, 231, 232 Lakota Sioux Indians, 224, 226, 229 Journalism. See Newspapers Lane, James H., 118 Junction City Union, No. 2 inside front cover Last Indian Raid Museum, 244, 249, photo of sign, 247 Lauck, Jon, 105 K Lawrence (Douglas Co.): films set in, 123–24, 130–31; immigrants in, 71; Northern Cheyenne Indians, photo, 230; sacking (1856), Kahler, Bruce R.: film reviewed by, 120–21; note on, 111 27. See also Quantrill’s raid Kansa Indians. See Kanza Indians Lawrence, Amos A., 37 Kansas City (Wyandotte Co.): Fairfax Field, 252, 256, 259, 263, 267, Lawrence Gazette, 273 photos, 250, 254, 266; North American Aviation plant, article on, Lawrence Journal, 161 250–67 Lawrence Journal-World, 273 Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway, 93 League of Nations, 277 Kansas City, Missouri: airports, 95n, 103; Midwestern regional Lease, Mary Elizabeth, No. 3 inside front cover identity, 91–93 Leavenworth Daily Commercial, 150 Kansas City Lightning: The Rise and Times of Charlie Parker: reviewed, Leavenworth Times, 147, 149, 162 137 Leiker, James N., 223; note on, 219; “Remembering the Battle of Kansas City Star, 188, 197 Punished Woman’s Fork: The 2013 Scott City Symposium,” Kansas City Times, 158, 160–61, 162, 163 article co-edited by, 218–49 Kansas constitution: libel provision, 150 Lend-Lease Act, 259 Kansas Pacific Railroad, 85 Lerner, Steve, 127 Kansas River: Kanza Indians and, 12–13 Lewelling, Lorenzo D.: photo, 183 Kansas Row, The (Nast), No. 1 inside front cover Lewis, James E., 71, 74 Kansas State Agricultural College: Harper lecture on Russian Lewis, John L., 74 Revolution, 273 Lewis, John P., 71 Kansas State Council of Defense, 201 Lewis, Lewis H., 71 Kansas State Fair: advertisements, 200, 201, 206; auto races, article Lewis, Lewis William, 71, 77 on, 192–207; in early 20th century, 198; idealized imagery, Lewis, Sinclair, 129 194–95; Wild West shows, 205, 206 Lewis, William H., 221–22, 223, 230. See also Punished Woman’s Kansas State Institution for the Education of the Blind.: building, Fork, Battle of illustration, 191; Peters bust at, 190, 191 Libel law, 150–51, 155–56, 161, 163. See also Newspapers Kansas State Record: offices, photo, 148 “Liberty, the Fair Maid of Kansas—In the Hands of the Border Kansas Supreme Court: libel cases, 150–51, 163 Ruffians,” 22, 25, 26, 30 Kansas Territory: female imagery, 24–26, 27–28. See also Bleeding Life and Legends of , The: reviewed, 141 Kansas period Lindbergh, Charles, 255 Kansas Volunteer Cavalry, Eleventh Regiment: article on, 40–53 Lindquist, Emory, 178 Kansas Wesleyan University (Salina), 166; Lockwood Hall, 168, Lindsborg (McPherson Co.). See Bethany College 174, 175–77, photo, 176; religious education, 179 Lindsborg News-Record, 178 Kanza Indians: agriculture, 14, 15; bison hunts, 14–15, 18; Blue Lippmann, Walter, 274, 282 Earth Village, article on, 2–21; culture, 14–20; housing, 7–12, 14; Littlebear, Richard, 249 leaders, 19–21; population, 7; reservation, 20; treaties with U.S. Little Coyote, Eugene, 232 government, 20–21, 20n Little Wolf, Chief: Cheyenne exodus, 218, 224, 225, 226, 227, 229–31, Karlin, Katherine: film reviewed by, 134–35; note on, 113 238; death, 232; descendants, 232, 237; leadership, 228–32, 235, Keel, William D., 71 242, 245; photo, 226; as scout, 232. See also Northern Cheyenne Kellogg , 100, No. 2 front cover Indians Killsback, Leo, 232; note on, 242; photo, 242; Scott City Symposium Litvinov, Maxim, 270, 270n address by, 239–42 Lloyd, Leland, 255 Killsback, L. Jace: note on, 236; Scott City Symposium address by, Lloyd George, David, 270 234–36 Lockwood, J. H., 176 Killsontop, Rose, 239 Long, Richard, 102 Kimmel, Michael S., 196, 205–6 Long, Stephen H., 4, 9 Kindelberger, James H. “Dutch,” 253, 260, 262 Long Expedition, 83; article on, 2–21 King, James, 152, photo, 151 Longstreth, Richard, 168 King, James L., 152 Longworth, Richard, 105

294 Kansas History Loud, Eugene F., 185–86, 187, 189, photo, 185 Midwestern regional identity, 82, 87, 90, 91–93, 96, 103–5, 106 Love & Terror on the Howling Plains of Nowhere, 110, 112; poster, 125; Miles, John D., 229 reviewed, 124–26 Miller, Cynthia J.: films reviewed by, 131–34; note on, 113 Ludell (Rawlins Co.): monument to Indian boy, 244 Miller, Solomon, 160, photo, 160 Lutheran Church. See Bethany College Miller, Timothy: book by, reviewed, 208 Lyon County: Welsh in, article on, 66–79. See also Emporia Million Ways to Die in the West, A, 109, 111; poster, 120; reviewed, 120–21 M Miner, Craig, 102, 196 Minneapolis (Ottawa Co.): auto races, photo, 207 MacAloon, John, 195 Moellman, C.: Platte Bridge Station drawing, 42 MacDonald, S. D., 157 Monnett, John H., 223; note on, 233; Scott City Symposium address MacFarlane, Seth, 120–21 by, 228–32 Macias, Richard: “B-25 Production and Test Flying at the Kansas Montardy, Pierre, 17 City Bomber Plant,” article by, 250–67; note on, 251 Montgomery, Lucy Maud, 178 Mack, John: book reviewed by, 60 Monument Rocks, No. 4 inside front cover Mactavish, Bruce: book reviewed by, 138 Morgan, Dwight, 77 Maddux, Albert Glenn, 223 Morgan, John E., 74, photo, 73 Maddux, Vernon R., 223 Morgan, John W., 74 Magee, John L.: lithograph, 22 Morning Star, Chief. See Dull Knife, Chief Mais, Elfrieda, 202, photo, 203 Morris, David W., 74 Maloney, Thomas N.: book reviewed by, 55 Morris, M. C., 147, 160, 161, 163 Mampe, William, 168 Moses, William B., 74 Manhattan (film), 113; reviewed, 134–35; still photo, 135 Moss, Chick, 263–64 Manhattan (Riley Co.): film set in, 134–35 Mott, Frank Luther, 150 Manhood. See Masculinity Mullis, Tony R.: book reviewed by, 61 Marion County: drought in, 127. See also Tabor College Murdock, Marshall, 83, 87, 102, 119 Marmaduke, John Sappington, 118 Murdock, Victor, 271 Marriages: of Welsh immigrants, 74–75, tables, 75 Murdock, Victoria, 87 Marston, Steve: note on, 193; “Spectacles of Speed: Modernity, Murphy, Franklin, 124 Masculinity, and Auto Racing in Kansas,” article by, 192–207 Marymount College (Salina), 166; administration building, 166, N 167, 170, 172–73, illustration, 167; closing, 172 Masculinity: auto racing and, article on, 192–207; of cowboys, 205; NAA. See North American Aviation, Inc. modernity and, 196–97, 206–7 Nadeau, Peter M., 204 McAlester, Cecil, 92, 94 Naftzger, L. S., 90 McCaffery, Isaias J.: film reviewed by, 124–26; note on, 112 Nagelvoort, Floris, 94 McConnell Air Force Base (Wichita), 257–58 Naismith, James, 124 McCook Daily Gazette, 249 Nast, Thomas: The Kansas Row, No. 1 inside front cover McCormick, Cyrus, Jr., 279 National Council on Indian Opportunity, The: Quiet Champion of Self- McCoy, Isaac, 21 Determination: reviewed, 212 McCoy, Joseph G., 85 , 224, 227 McKinley, William, 185, 190 Native American Environmentalism: Land, Spirit, and the Idea of McLean, Deckle, 150 Wilderness: reviewed, 58 McNamara, John, 27 Native Americans. See Indians McPherson College, 166; Sharp Hall, 174, 175, 177, photo, 177 Nature of Childhood, The: An Environmental History of Growing Up in Mead, James R., 83–85, 86 America since 1865: reviewed, 62 Meinig, D. W., 85, 97 Nebraska (film), 110–11, 112; poster, 128; reviewed, 127–30 Men. See Masculinity Nebraska Territory: films set in, 115–17 Menninger, Karl, 121 “New Account of the Battle of Platte Bridge, A, July 28, 1868: The Menninger Clinic (Topeka), 121 Recollections of John Benton Hart”: article edited by John Hart, Mennonites: German, 71; immigrants from Ukraine, 271; pacifism, 40–53 173. See also Bethel College; Hesston College; Tabor College Newspapers: auto racing coverage, 193–94, 195, 196, 197–200, Merritt, John A., 189 202–5, 206–7; boosterism, 83, 151–52, 196; editorial civility, article Methodist Church. See Kansas Wesleyan University on, 146–63; of immigrants, 72; press freedom, 150; sports coverage, Mid-America All-Indian Center, 105 198; Welsh-language, 68, 71, 72, 75; during World War I, 270–71 Mid Continent Airlines, 95, 103 Newton (Harvey Co.). See Bethel College Mid-Continent Airport (Wichita), 103, 105, 107 Newton Republican, 165 Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association, 95 New York Times v. Sullivan, 150 Mid-Continent oil field, 95, 103 Nicholas II, Czar, 274, photo, 275 Mid-States Ultrasound and Cardiology Services, Inc., 103 Nietzsche, Friedrich, 243

Index 295 Nolan, Christopher, 110 Payne, David, 90 Nolan, Ray: book reviewed by, 212 Peale, Charles Willson, 4, 8; Philadelphia Museum, 8–9; portrait of North American Aviation, Inc. (NAA): advertisement, No. 4 back Thomas Say, 5 cover; bomber plant, article on, 250–67; employees, 253–54, 259, Peale, Titian Ramsay: on Long Expedition, 4, 6, 7, 14; portrait, 6; 260–61, 266–67, photos, 261, 265; subcontractors, 261–62; test sketches of Blue Earth Village, 2, 8, 19 pilots, 255–58, 263 “‘Peerless Princess of the Southwest’: Boosterism and Regional Northern Cheyenne Indians: contemporary life, 233–34, 239–40; Identity in Wichita, Kansas”: article by Jay M. Price, 80–107 dancers, photo, 219; exodus, article on, 218–49, map, 223; flag, Peffer, William A. “Whiskers,” 182, No. 3 inside front cover 237; identity, 235, 236, 239; in Indian Territory, 218, 222, 224, ‘People’s Joan of Arc,’ The: Mary Elizabeth Lease, Gendered Politics, and 229; leaders, 228–32, 235, 242, 245; photos, 230, 237; Punished Populist Party Politics in Gilded-Age America: reviewed, 214 Woman’s Fork battle, article on, 218–49, painting, No. 4 inside People’s Party. See Populists front cover; religion, 233; at Scott City Symposium (2013), Percy, Thomas Cleary, 198 220–23, 234–38 Perkins, Charles Elliott, 244 Northern Cheyenne Reservation (Montana), 232, 233–34, 238, 240 Peters, Mason S., Sr., No. 3 inside front cover; article on, 180–91; North Newton (Harvey Co.). See Bethel College photo, 180 North Topeka Times, 152, 153, 154 Philadelphia Museum, 8–9 Northwest Oklahoma State University, 245 Phillips, John, 271 Notorious Luke Short, The: Sporting Man of the Wild West: reviewed, Phillips, Sarah T.: book reviewed by, 139 287 Phillips Petroleum Company, 266 Nye, David E., 195 Pierce, Abel “Shanghai,” 86 Pierce, Franklin, 30 O Pierson, Michael, 28 Pike, Zebulon, 7 Obama, Barack, 240 Platte Bridge Station: battle of, article on, 40–53; illustrations, 42, Oberlin (Decatur Co.): Last Indian Raid Museum, 244, 249, photo 45, No. 1 back cover of sign, 247; monuments, 243, photo, 244 Playford, Jesse J.: Platte Bridge Station watercolor, 45, No. 1 back O’Fallon, Benjamin, 5, 19–20 cover O’Fallon, John, 17 Pochyla, Herbert W. “Pokey,” 258, 266 “‘Of Great Benefit’: The Origin of Postal Services for Blind Political cartoons: in Bleeding Kansas period, 22, 25, 26, 29, 30, 35 Americans”: article by Christopher W. Shaw, 180–91 Ponce, Pearl T.: book by, reviewed, 138 Oil industry: Mid-Continent field, 95, 103; refineries, 93, 266; in Poppendieck, Janet: book by, reviewed, 139 Wichita, 90, 93, 94 Populists: in Congress, 181–82, 183–84, 186–87, 188–90, 191, No. 3 Oklahoma: land rush, 88, 90; links to Wichita, 90, 93–94, 106–7. See inside front cover; governors, 183; views on government, 182–84 also Indian Territory Porter, Joy: book by, reviewed, 58 Old Cowtown Museum (Wichita), 100, 102, 111 Postal service: for blind, article on, 180–91; rural free delivery, 184, Oldenziel, Ruth, 196–97 185, 186, photo, 186 Oldfield, Barney, 199, 200, 204–6, photo, 205 Posthumus, David: film reviewed by, 121–23; note on, 112 “‘Old Main’ at Kansas Colleges: Splendor, Survival, and Loss”: Powell, Peter J., 223, 247 article by Keith L. Sprunger, 164–79 Powers, Ramon, 221, 223; “Remembering the Battle of Punished Onion, Rebecca: book reviewed by, 62 Woman’s Fork: The 2013 Scott City Symposium,” article co- Orr, Brooke Speer: book by, reviewed, 214 edited by, 218–49 Osage County Fair: advertisement, No. 3 front cover Prairie Printmakers, 97 Osage Factory, 4, 13, 16–17, 16n, 18 Prasch, Thomas: “‘Facing This Vast Hardness’: The Plains Osage Indians, 13, 14, 16n, 17, 18, 83, 85 Landscape and the People Shaped by It in Recent Kansas/ Oskaloosa Independent, 156 Plains Film,” article edited and introduced by, 108–35; note on, Other Trail of Tears, The: The Removal of the Ohio Tribes: reviewed, 209 109 Ottawa County Fair: auto races, photo, 207 Presbyterian Church. See Sterling College Ottoman Empire. See Prinkipo Conference Presidential elections: of 1856, 31, 32, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38–39 Our Shrinking Reservoirs: reviewed, 126–27 Press freedom, 150. See also Newspapers Pribanic-Smith, Erika A.: note on, 147; “The Shooting of Jason P Clark Swayze: Libel, Press Freedom, and Editorial Civility in 1870s Kansas,” article by, 146–63 Pacifism, 173, 201 Price, Jay M.: “‘Peerless Princess of the Southwest’: Boosterism and Palmer, A. Mitchell, 280, photo, 280 Regional Identity in Wichita, Kansas,” article by, 80–107; note Palmer, Bret, 134 on, 81 Parker, Jennie: note on, 234; Scott City Symposium address by, Price, Sterling, 41 233–34 Prinkipo: refugees in, photo, 271 Parsons, Chuck: book coauthored by, reviewed, 287 Prinkipo Conference, 269–70, 275–76, 278–79 Patton, Normand Smith, 173 Pritchard, Griffith G., 74 Payne, Alexander, 110, 129 Progressivism, 198

296 Kansas History Proudfoot, Willis T., 168, 171–72, 173 Rothman, Hal, 83, 106 Prouty, Salmon S., 152, 156 Roy, J. E., 27 Punished Woman’s Fork, Battle of: article on, 218–49; painting, No. Royal Air Force (RAF): bombers, 259 4 inside front cover Russia: Volga Germans, 271 Russian Revolution: article on, 268–82. See also Soviet Union Q Ryan, Thomas Fortune, III, 95 Quakers. See Capper, Arthur; Friends University S Quantrill’s raid: films on, 111, 113–15, 118 Quartelejo historic site, 221, 221n Sachs, David H., 166 Quartelejo Museum, El (Scott City), 221 “Sacred Place, The” (Thomas), No. 4 inside front cover Salina (Saline Co.). See Kansas Wesleyan University; Marymount R College Samuels, John R., 71 Rabid Love, 110, 113; poster, 132; reviewed, 131, 132–34 Sand Creek Massacre, 41 Race: in auto racing, 202, 204. See also African Americans Sandoz, Mari: Cheyenne Autumn, 223, 246–47, 248; photo, 248 Racing. See Automobile racing Sandzén, Birger, 97 RAF. See Royal Air Force Sanford, Trent Elwood, 97 Railroad Empire across the Heartland: Rephotographing Alexander , 97 Gardner’s Westward Journey: reviewed, 213 Saul, Norman E.: note on, 269; “William Allen White and the Railroads: Amtrak, 107; freight rates, 91, 95; Wichita booster trains, Russian Revolution,” article by, 268–82 93, 94. See also individual railroads Say, Thomas: on Long Expedition, 4, 5–6n, 6–7, 8, 14, 18–20; Raimey, John, 199, 200, photo, 201 portrait, 5 Ravenstein, George, 72 Schmidt, Christopher W.: book reviewed by, 140 Ray, Roy F., 171 Schmiedeler, Tom: book reviewed by, 213 Raynor, Harold R., 262 Schools: German language instruction, 73; national defense Red Scare, 280 training in World War II, 253–54; Wichita North High School, Reed, Thomas B., 188–89 94, 99 Rees, William, 71 Schwalenberg, H. V., 253, 262, 264 Regional identity: article on, 80–107 Scott City (Scott Co.): Jerry Thomas Gallery and Collection, 220, Regionalist art, 96, 99 No. 4 inside front cover; El Quartelejo Museum, 221 Reign of Terror in Kanzas, The, 31 Scott City Symposium (2013): article on, 218–49; blessing Religious colleges. See Colleges ceremony, 221, No. 4 inside front cover; photos, 219, 220, 242 “Remembering the Battle of Punished Woman’s Fork: The 2013 Scott County: Battle Canyon, 218, 220–22, 244–45; El Quartelejo Scott City Symposium”: article co-edited by Ramon Powers and historic site, 221, 221n James N. Leiker, 218–49 Searle, R. H. C., 156 Rendlebrock, Joseph, 229–30 Searls, Paul, 70 Republican Daily Capital, 150 Setter, H. Jay, 103 Republican Party: campaign songs, 35, 36; William Allen White Seward, Coy Avon, 97, 103 and, 279, 280, 282 Seward, William, 26 Republican River: rivers, 13 Sexualized violence imagery in Bleeding Kansas period, article on, Rich, Nathaniel, 109 22–39 Richardson, Rupert, 96 Seymour, Samuel: on Long Expedition, 4, 6, 14; sketches of Riney-Kehrberg, Pamela: book by, reviewed, 62 earthlodges, 8, 9; War Dance in the Interior of the Konza Lodge, 4–5, Rister, Carl Coke, 96 10, No. 1 front cover Ritterbush, Lauren W.: note on, 3; “Visit to Blue Earth Village,” Sharp, S. Z., 177 article by, 2–21 Shaw, Christopher W.: “‘Of Great Benefit’: The Origin of Postal Road to Vallhalla, The, 110, 111; poster, 117; reviewed, 117–18 Services for Blind Americans,” 180–91; note on, 181 Robbins, Blake, 130–31 Shawnee County Courthouse: photo, 162 Roberts, Harry, 74 Sherow, James E.: book by, reviewed, 213 Roberts, William L., 71 Shifting Course: reviewed, 125–26 Robertson, Stacey M.: book by, reviewed, 284 Shortridge, James R., 82, 87, 105, 194 Robinson, Sara, 27, 31, 37, 118, photo, 27 Sibley, George C., 13–14, 16–17, 20 Rock Island Railroad, 93 Simmonds, Arlie, 255 Roderick, John F., 44 Simpson, Henry M., 37 Roosevelt, Franklin D., 252, 255, 282 Simpson, Jeremiah “Sockless Jerry,” 182, No. 3 inside front cover Roosevelt, Theodore, 234, 274 Sims, Basil, 255 Root, Elihu, 270 Slavery: sexual violence imagery, article on, 22–39 Ropes, Hannah Anderson, 31 Sloan, J. Alex, 200 Rosa, Joseph G.: In Memoriam, 54 Smalley, E. V., 109

Index 297 Smith, Charles Ashley, 168, 172 Smith, Troy D.: book reviewed by, 286 T Smoky Hill River, 13, 218 Tabor College (Hillsboro), 166; buildings, 167, 173, illustration, 173, Smyth, Charles, 90–91 photo, 174; fire, 173, illustration, 173 Smythe, Ted, 150 Tangle Hair, 230 Snow, W. M., 27 Tate, Michael L.: book by, reviewed, 211 Snyder, Jerry, 222, 224 Technology: masculinity and, 196–97 Snyder, Margaret, 224 Terry, Alfred H., 231–32 Social mobility: of Welsh immigrants, 69, 76–77 Texas: cattle trade, 86–87; links to Wichita, 86–87, 93, 106–7 Soike, Lowell J.: book by, reviewed, 59 Theaters: photo, 108; slides shown in, 110, 111 Soldiers in the Army of Freedom: The 1st Kansas Colored, the Civil War’s “The Cincinnati Platform, or the New Way to Make a State,” 30 First African American Combat Unit: reviewed, 56 Thelin, John R., 179 Sooktis, Andrew, 238 “The Shooting of Jason Clark Swayze: Libel, Press Freedom, and Sooktis, Rubie: note on, 238; Scott City Symposium address by, Editorial Civility in 1870s Kansas”: article by Erika J. Pribanic- 236–38 Smith, 146–63 Soulard, Pierre Antoine, 12 Thomas, Glen, 94, 99 Southwest Airlines, 107 Thomas, Jerry: historical artifacts collected, 220, 221, No. 4 inside Southwestern Business College, 90 front cover; photo, 221; “The Sacred Place,” No. 4 inside front Southwestern Stage Company, 85 cover; Scott City Symposium (2013), 221–23; “A Touch of Fall,” Southwest National Bank, 90, 103 No. 4 front cover Southwest regional identity: of Wichita, article on, 80–107 Thomas, R. D., 68 Soviet Union: B-25 bombers in World War II, 259; famine, 277–78, Thomas, Richard, 77 280–81; Prinkipo Conference, 269–70, 275–76, 278–79; White’s Thornbury, Paul C., 255 tour, 282. See also Russian Revolution Tibbets, John C.: film reviewed by, 113–15; note on, 111 “Spectacles of Speed: Modernity, Masculinity, and Auto Racing in To Govern the Devil in Hell: The Political Crisis in Territorial Kansas: Kansas”: article by Steve Marston, 192–207 reviewed, 138 Sponsler, A. L., 199 “‘To Inflame the Mind of the North’: Slavery Politics and the Sports: college basketball, 123–24; masculinity and, 196; newspaper Sexualized Violence of Bleeding Kansas”: article by Brie coverage, 198. See also Automobile racing Swenson Arnold, 22–39 Spotted Elk, Sam, Jr., 238 Tolstoy, Leo, 271 Sprunger, Keith L.: “‘Old Main’ at Kansas Colleges: Splendor, in Life and Legend: reviewed, 60 Survival, and Loss,” article by, 164–79; note on, 165 Topeka (Shawnee Co.): brothels, 159–60; Menninger Clinic, 121; Spurgeon, Ian Michael: book by, reviewed, 56 newspapers, article on, 146–63; Shawnee County Courthouse, Stackpole, Henry W.: map of Blue Earth Village, 9–10, 11 photo, 162; street view (1876), photo, 148 State Fair. See Kansas State Fair Topeka Blade, 147, 152, 153–63 State v. Balch, 150 Topeka Commonwealth, 147–48, 152, 153, 155, 156, 157–59, 160, Stavropoulos, George, 134 161–62, 163; offices, photo, 148 Steffens, Lincoln, 270n Topeka Herald, 158 Steinroetter, Vanessa: film reviewed by, 115–17; note on, 111 Topeka Kansas Democrat, 157 Step toward Brown v. Board of Education, A: Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher Topeka Library Aid Association, 156–58 and Her Fight to End Segregation: reviewed, 140 Topeka State Journal, 150 Sterling College, 166; Cooper Hall, 167, 171, 172, photo, 171 Topeka Times, 147, 153–56, 158, 161 Sterns, Frederick H., 15 “Touch of Fall, A” (Thomas), No. 4 front cover Stockwell, Mary: book by, reviewed, 209 Troy Kansas Chief, 157, 160 Store Almost in Sight, A: The Economic Transformation of Missouri from Turkey: Prinkipo Conference. See Prinkipo Conference the Louisiana Purchase to the Civil War: reviewed, 55 Turner, Frederick Jackson, 91 Strong, Frank, 272–73, 278 Tyler, Robert Llewellyn: “Identity, Culture Maintenance, and Social Sublime and the Beautiful, The, 110, 113; poster, 130; reviewed, Mobility: The Welsh in Emporia, Lyon County, 1870–1930,” 130–31 article by, 66–79; note on, 67 Sumner, Charles, 27, 28–30, 35, 37–38, photo, 28 Sutter, Paul, 194 Swank, Hillary, 115–17 U Swanson, Drew: book reviewed by, 142 Union Army: African American troops, 118. See also Kansas Swarthout, Glendon, 116 Volunteer Cavalry Swayze, Jason Clark: article on, 146–63; photo, 163; portrait, 146 Union Pacific Railroad, 95 Swayze, Oscar, 152 United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, Swedish immigrants: native language use, 71; newspapers, 72 240–41 Swift, William: on Long Expedition, 5 U.S. Army: Punished Woman’s Fork battle, article on, 218–49 U.S. Army Air Forces (AAF), 252, 254, 255, 258, 259, 261–62, 266

298 Kansas History U.S. Army Corps of Topographical Engineers, 4 cattle trade and stockyards, 86–87, 93, 95, 100, 119; churches, U.S. Census Bureau, 82, 83 106; flag, 92, 94; Old Cowtown Museum, 100, 102, 111; railroads, U.S. Navy: B-25 bombers in World War II, 259–60 86, 91, 92, 93, 95, 107; regional identity and boosterism, article University Daily Kansan, 273 on, 80–107; settlement, 85; stores, 87, 90, 94, 102. See also University of Kansas: basketball team, 123–24; Harper lecture on Fairmount College; Friends University Russian Revolution, 272–73 Wichita and Southwestern Railroad, 86 Wichita Army Airfield, 257–58 V Wichita Beacon, 83, 90, 94, 103, 198, 199, 200, 202, 205 Wichita Board of Trade, 81, 83 Vanderbilt, William, 197 Wichita Chamber of Commerce, 81, 83, 84, 94, 95, 98, 100, 102 Varon, Elizabeth, 35 Wichita Commercial Club, 83, 90–91, 93 “Visit to Blue Earth Village”: article by Lauren W. Ritterbush, 2–21 Wichita Convention and Visitor’s Bureau, 81, 83, 105 Volga Germans, 271 Wichita Eagle, 83, 86, 87, 88–90, 91, 96, 119, 193–94, 202, 203, 204, Vollmer, Clarence, 107 206–7 Wichita Eagle-Beacon, 102 W Wichita Gas Company, 101 Wichita Indians, 83, 85 Wade, Benjamin, 39 Wichita Journal of Commerce, 81 Walden, J. M., 35 Wichita magazine, 94–95, 96, 98, 102 Wales: Welsh language use, 71–72. See also Welsh immigrants Wichitan magazine, 102 Walker, George Morton: photo, 46 Wichita North High School, 94, 99 Wallenstein, Henry, 87 Wichita State University: Fairmount Hall, 173–74, photo, 175 Walters, Don, 255 Wilcox, P. P., 37 Walters, Melody M. Miyamoto: book reviewed by, 211 Wild Hog, 235, photo, 237 Wanamaker, John, 185, 187 Wild West shows, 205, 206, 206n War Dance in the Interior of the Konza Lodge (Seymour), 4–5, 10, No. “William Allen White and the Russian Revolution”: article by 1 front cover Norman E. Saul, 268–82 Ware, Amy M.: book by, reviewed, 288 Williams, David, 71 Warkentin, Bernhard, 271 Williams, Hugh, 77 Washington Post, 191 Williams, Morgan, 74 Waters of Kansas: reviewed, 126–27 Willis, Gordon, 134 Watson, Thomas E., 186 Willmott, Kevin, 123–24, 131 Wattley, Cheryl Elizabeth Brown: book by, reviewed, 140 Wilson, John W., 147, 149, 152, 154–56, 159–61, 163; caricature, 155 Wayne, John, 113, 115 Wilson, Vear Porter, 152, 153–55, 156, 161, 163, photo, 153 Webb, Walter Prescott, 96 Wilson, Woodrow, 269–70, 276, 281, photo, 277 Wedel, Waldo R., 10–12, 13, 15 Winchester, Juti A.: book reviewed by, 287 Welsh Congregational Church (Emporia), photo, 66 Winfield (Cowley Co.): auto races, 198–99, 200 Welsh immigrants: birth decades, 72, table, 72; in Emporia, article Winfield Courier, 198–99, 200 on, 66–79; marriages, 74–75, tables, 75; occupations, 74, 76–77, Winfield Fair Speedway, 200, 206; poster, 194 tables, 76, 77; population, 67, 68, tables, 68, 69; social mobility, Wizard of Oz, The (film), 110, 131, 134 69, 76–77 Wolcott, Edward O., 187, 190 Wesley, Justin, 123–24 Women: bomber plant workers, 259, 261; political involvement, 34– Holiday , Wichita, 100, No. 2 front cover 35; race drivers, 202; sexual violence imagery, article on, 22–39 Western journalism, 150. See also Newspapers Wonderful Wizard of Oz, The (Baum), 194 Western Lithograph, 103, 105 Wondra, Keith: film reviewed by, 118–20; note on, 111 Western regional identity: frontier mythology, 244–49; of Wichita, World War I: agricultural production for, 271; anti-German 87, 100, 102, 103, 105. See also Cowboys; Southwest regional sentiment, 201; auto racing during, 200–202; Paris Peace identity Conference, 269, 270, 275; Prinkipo Conference, 269–70, 275–76, Wheat: trade, 93, 94, 95; Turkey Red, 271 278–79 When the Well Runs Dry: reviewed, 125–26; still photo, 126 World War II: B-25 production, article on, 250–67 Whitby, Henry, 74 Wynn, Kerry: book reviewed by, 58, 288 White, William Allen: in Paris, 275–78; photos, 268, 272; Russian Revolution and, article on, 268–82; scholarship on, 151; tour of Y Soviet Union, 282; on Welsh immigrants, 76 Whyte, A. F., 278 Young, Theresa: films reviewed by, 126–27; note on, 112 Wichita (1955 film), 100, 120 Wichita (2014 film), 111; poster, 119; reviewed, 118–20 Z Wichita (Sedgwick Co.): airport, 99, 103, 105, 107; architects, 168, 171–72, 173; automobile races, 193–94, 202, poster, 203; aviation Zoebelein, Jennifer: book reviewed by, 141 industry, 94–95, 98, 105, 106; business names, 103, table, 103;

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