Pittsburg / New York City / Mecca / Swarthmore / Boston / New York / Girard / Cambridge / Chicago / /
Company
Illustriana Incorporated / Louisiana State University Press / Blackwell Publishing Ltd. / Oxford University Press / Columbia Law Review / Topeka Daily Capital / McClurg & Co. / the New York Times / Columbia University Press / Ludlow / Greenwood Press / Westport / Harvard University Press / Kansas Sheridan Coal Company / District 14 / /
Continent
America / Europe / /
Country
France / Brazil / Slovenia / United States / / /
Event
Judicial Event / Diplomatic Relations / /
Facility
Cherokee County jail / Mine No. / University of Illinois Press / University of Kansas Press / Leonard H. Axe Library / New York City’s Carnegie Hall / Jackson-Walker mine / Kansas Industrial Court / Mine Workers / Pittsburg State University / University of Nebraska Press / Swarthmore College / Kansas State Teachers College / /
Amazon Army / Rural Landless Workers’ Movement / Columbia University / United Mine Workers of America / Howat administration / Labor / Teachers College / Party of the Third Part / University of Nebraska Press / University of Illinois Press / Red Cross / UMWA International Board / Kansas Court of Industrial Relations / Workers of District / American Federation / Kansas National Guard / Oxford University / University of Kansas Press / Kansas Historical Society / Harvard University / Yale / WWI-era War Industry Policies Board / Kansas Industrial Court / Louisiana State University / Pittsburg State University / Industrial Court / Swarthmore College / court / /
Person
Frank Farrington / Alex Howat / Warren Van Tine / Fannie Wimler / Marilyn S. Blackwell / James Gray / Americanism / Reason / Abraham Lincoln / William Powell / Allen Debate / Alexander McWhirter Howat / Franklin Tells Why Women Acted / Howe / James Petras / George H. Wark / Thomas Monniger / D. Lane Hartsock / Alexander Tsesis / John Gunn / Allison Dorsey / Sociologists Aldon Morris / John Brown / Aldon Morris / Howat Answers Lewis / Ann Schofield / Therese Lueck / R. Alton Lee / Melvyn Dubofsky / Joseph Gusfield / Nicole Etcheson / James Riordan / Belinda Robnett / LaVaun / Fred N. Howell / Mary Skubitz / James Cannon / Joe Skubitz / Samuel Gompers / Howard Nichols / Carol K. Coburn / Domenico Gagliardo / James Green / Bob Murray / Ronald Skaggs / Henry Veltmeyer / Robert Zieger / Clyde M. Reed / Van A. Bittner / Rachel Waltner Goossen / Grace Dobler / David A. Snow / Warren G. Harding / John Hugh Bowers / Benjamin W. Goossen / Alexander Howat / John L. Lewis / Henry J. Allen / Kathleen Endres / Daniel Fitzgerald / Rebecca Edwards / Suzanne Staggenborg / Loren Minckley / /
PoliticalEvent
general election / /
Position
president / progressive and impartial arbiter / model for liberation / historian / author / rising labor leader / contemporary critic / school superintendent / union leader / miner / incumbent presidential candidate / commentator / Harper / union miner / czar of the Kansas / seemingly powerless miner / presidential candidate / teacher / Governor / Leader / reporter / /
Product
Franklin / UMWA suspension / Cherokee / /
ProvinceOrState
Osage County / West Virginia / Alabama / Connecticut / UMWA District / Kansas / Illinois / Pennsylvania / Crawford County / Mingo County / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
the Workers Chronicle / Review of Reviews / Literary Digest / Liberator / the New York Times / Yale Law Journal / Columbia Law Review / American Quarterly / /
Region
Balkans / southeast Kansas / southeastern Kansas / Southern Kansas / West Virginia / /
In December 1921 the coal camp women of southeastern Kansas—the wives, mothers, sisters, and friends of striking mine workers—organized a series of marches intended to intimidate mine bosses and “scabs.” The demo