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1. A Rough Start on New Life A Rough Start on New Life May 18, 2009 Article describes the difficulties encountered by Sudanese, Iraqis, and other refugees coming to Kansas City. Jewish Vocational Services and Catholic Charities of Northeast Kansas City have seen a drop...
2. A Tug-of-War Over 'Murderabilia' A Tug-of-War Over 'Murderabilia' September 29, 2012 Article on the disputed ownership of notebooks, copies of investigative files, crime scene photographs, and correspondence relating to the muder of the Clutter family in Holcomb, Kansas in 1959 that have...
3. Artist Brings Her Joy to Kansas City Artist Brings Her Joy to Kansas City September 29, 2011 Article on native Kansas City artist Rita Blitt and exhibits of her work at Longview and Penn Valley Community Colleges. Her paintings and sculptures "are noted for their colorful, sweeping, swirling lines...
4. Artist's Addition Is a Tribute to Rosa Parks Artist's Addition Is a Tribute to Rosa Parks January 9, 2006 Article describing artist Alexander Austin's addition of Rosa Parks images to his Martin Luther King mural at Linwood Boulevard and Troost Avenue. Austin, who also painted the mural located at 58th and...
5. Bringing Back The Square Bringing Back The Square May 9, 2010 Article profiles Ken and Cindy McClain who have poured their energies and their fortune into reviving the Independence square. Starting with Ophelia's restaurant, which they opened in the former Katz Drugstore...
6. Community Mourns 'Larger than Life' Rabbi Community Mourns 'Larger than Life' Rabbi November 15, 2012 Article remembering the life and career of Rabbi Morris B. Margolies. Born in Jerusalem in 1921, he moved to the United States in 1930. He eventually made his way to Kansas City, and served at Beth Shalom...
7. Death of Quantrill Aide Death of Quantrill Aide March 4, 1932 Article reports the death of Frank Smith, who died on his eighty-sixth birthday, March 3, 1932. Smith was 17 years old when he participated in William Clark Quantrill's August 21, 1863 raid on Lawrence,...
8. Dr. James Montgomery Dr. James Montgomery June/18/1973 Obituary for Dr. James Montgomery, a surgeon for more than 50 years dying at the age of 86 in 1973.
9. Dry as a Bone Dry as a Bone July 22, 2012 Article discussing the effects of the drought of 2012. Extreme high temperatures and a lack of rain are creating conditions comparable to the Dust Bowl of the 1930s in the region. The drought has already...
10. Eugene Montgomery Eugene Montgomery March/17/1955 Obituary for Eugene Montgomery, a former Missouri state representative from Jackson County, Missouri, dying at the age of 88 on March 17, 1955 in Blue Springs.
11. Francis Montgomery Veatch Obituary Francis Montgomery Veatch Obituary January/26/1969 Obituary for Francis Montgomery Veatch, or Francis Veatch, a retired partner in the Black & Veatch (a nationally known engineering firm in Kansas City), dying at the age of 78 in 1969.
12. Frank Trask Is Dead Frank Trask Is Dead December/27/1968 File containing an obituary for architect Frank Edgar Trask, or Frank Trask, "86 years old, of 7570 Olive street." Native of Axtell, Kansas coming to Kansas City about 1908 as designer of the Grand Avenue...
13. Harry Montgomery Harry Montgomery December/31/1972 Obituary for Harry Montgomery, chairman of the board of the Price Candy Company and a member of the board of governors of the Kansas City Art Institute and a director of the Linwood State Bank and Starlight...
14. J. W. M'Kecknie Is Dead: Veteran Architect Was Widely Known in His Field J. W. M'Kecknie Is Dead: Veteran Architect Was Widely Known in His Field October/20/1934 Photo and obituary for John McKecknie (1862-1934), an architect with offices in the New York Life Building and residence at 4811 Holly Street. Description of his life and career as a native of Ohio coming...
15. Jewel Ball Returns to the Nelson Jewel Ball Returns to the Nelson April 20, 2008 June 21, 2008, the Jewel Ball returns to its home at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. Since 2001 the ball has been held at Starlight Theatre due to the museum's major renovations. The article details the...
16. KC's Social Media Club Carves Niche KC's Social Media Club Carves Niche September 9, 2012 Article reports on the activities of the Social Media Club of Kansas City, described as a group of "entrepreneurs, boosters, bloggers, wordspreaders and charity organizations...who have quietly made Kansas...
17. Missouri Heritage Missouri Heritage February/15?/1967? Article about the Blair family of Missouri, especially Francis Blair, Jr., also known as Frank Blair, a "bitter foe of slavery" and "one of the most powerful figures in Missouri history," with portrait....
18. Missouri Heritage Missouri Heritage February/15?/1967? Article about the Blair family of Missouri, including Montgomery Blair, the defense lawyer for Dred Scott in the famous slavery court case, and brother and fellow federal cabinet member of Francis Blair,...
19. New Light on Harding from Kansas Citian's Papers New Light on Harding from Kansas Citian's Papers February/26/1965 Photos and biographical article about former president Warren Harding and his ties to Kansas Citian Emmett Montgomery Reily, or E. Mont Reily (ca. 1866-1954), one of Harding's local supporters appointed...
20. Renewing the Kansas City Spirit Renewing the Kansas City Spirit November 15, 2009 Norman Rockwell's painting of "The Kansas City Spirit" is the basis for this review of the history of some of Kansas City's "titans" and how they have "largely gone," such as the stockyards, Trans World...