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Title: David Blair Speech
Description: Speech made by David Blair, Chief Justice of the Missouri Supreme Court, on January 12, 1926, on the role of judges in Missouri in punishing criminals.
Date: 1926
Object Type: Vertical File

Title: Wolferman Dairy Farm
Description: Photos and description of the Wolferman Dairy Farm "located about a mile south of the city limits of Kansas City, [97th Street] and Holmes street" and "owned by Fred Wolferman, Kansas City merchant" with "both cafes and grocery stores."
Date: 1926
Object Type: Book Section

Title: Budget: Fiscal Year 1926, Kansas City, Missouri
Description: In-depth annual publication of city government finances and where the money is spent.
Date: 1926
Object Type: Book

Title: Jackson County, Missouri: Its Opportunities and Resources
Description: Photos of "Stonecroft, the country home of H. T. Abernathy [or Harry Abernathy], south of Kansas City. ..Vice-President of the First National Bank of Kansas City. ..one of the outstanding showplaces of rural Jackson County," Missouri.
Date: 1926
Object Type: Book

Title: Jackson County, Missouri: Its Opportunities and Resources
Description: Photos and description of the dairy and farms of Arthur King, or A. J. King, "nationally known breeder of Holstein royalty" and "Missouri's, [sic] biggest breeder of pure-bred Holstein cattle" in two Jackson County locations.
Date: 1926
Object Type: Book

Title: History of Rollins Public School
Description: Paper about the history of the Rollins public school at 41st, Main, and Walnut Streets, written by the school's principal in 1926, Sally Knox Boon, or Sally Boon. School land bought from prominent pomologist Lowell Goodman in 1902 and built in 1903.
Date: 1926
Object Type: Newspaper Article

Title: Loretto Academy High School Yearbook - The Laurel
Description: Yearbook for the 1926 class of Loretto Academy High School.
Date: 1926
Object Type: Yearbook

Title: William Chrisman High School Yearbook - The Gleam
Description: Yearbook for the 1926 class of William Chrisman High School.
Date: 1926
Object Type: Yearbook

Title: Country Club Plaza--Kansas City
Description: Photos of Plaza businesses and description of residential districts including and surrounding the Country Club District.
Date: 1926
Object Type: Book

Title: Airplane and Aviators
Description: Two couples, identified as Mr. and Mrs. Russel Dick and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gregory, posed in front of airplane.
Date: 1926
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Ford Assembly Plant
Description: Distant view of Ford Assembly Plant; located at 1025 Winchester Avenue.
Date: 1926
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Weber Engine Company
Description: Full frontal and side view of Weber Engine Company; located at 1101 Winchester Avenue.
Date: 1926
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Muehlebach Hotel
Description: Interior view of dining room at the Muehlebach Hotel.
Date: 1926
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Speas Vinegar Labratory
Description: Photograph of Speas Vinegar Company's first labratory, 1926.
Date: 1926
Object Type: Photograph

Title: The World Theater
Description: Street level view of The World theater located in Omaha, Nebraska. The marquee on the theater shows the Coon-Sanders Nighthawks name.
Date: 1926
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Joe Sanders and Johnny Coon
Description: View of Joe Sanders with his camera and Johnny Coon, son of Carleton Coon. Taken at Niagara Falls. Sanders captions photograph in his scrapbook: "Coonie snapped John, while I was preparing to 'snap' back at him, Niagara Falls, N.Y."
Date: 1926
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Coon-Sanders Original Nighthawks
Description: Interior view identified as "Coon-Sanders Original Nighthawks. America's Premier Radio Orchestra." Identified on the back by Fred Edmiston as: Backrow, left to right: Carleton Coon, Joe Sanders, and Pop Estep. Front row, from left: John Thiell, Floyd Estep, Harold Thiell, Bill Haid, Joe Richolson and Rex Downing.
Date: 1926
Object Type: Postcard

Title: Carleton Coon's Car
Description: Exterior view of car identified as Carleton Coon's Hudson. The man standing by the car may be Joe Sanders. Captioned in Sanders scrapbook as: "Enroute to Chicago in Coonie's Hudson, Apr. 30, '26."
Date: 1926
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Russ Stout
Description: Full body view of Clarence Russell (Russ) Stout, member of the Coon-Sanders Nighthawks. Location of photograph not given, but was probably taken while on tour. According to Edmiston's book, p. 331 - Stout "was born in Fremont, Ohio, and later lived in Fond du Lac, Wisc. He was the last, and best known, banjoist-guitarist with Coon-Sanders." He eventually moved to Florida and died July 21, 1968, after being injured by his lawn mower.
Date: 1926
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Nighthawk's Luggage
Description: View of the Coon-Sanders Nighthawks luggage while on tour being loaded onto a truck at Raub, Indiana, to be hauded to Silver Lake, Indiana. Sanders in his scrapbook captions this photo: "Loading the baggage at Raub for the overland haul to Silver Lake, Indiana." Believed to be Joe Sanders in the foreground.
Date: 1926
Object Type: Photograph

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