Pittsburg mayor withdraws from governor’s race
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100 Years Ago
July 17, 1924
Dr. Harry Rimmer of Los Angeles did away with all stone age candidates for ancestor jobs in two …
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7/17/24
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SEK landowners block turnpike construction
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100 Years Ago
July 16, 1924
More than 1,000 faculty and students of the Teachers College attended the informal all-school party …
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7/16/24
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Pittsburg told it will have to get into the trash business
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100 Years Ago
July 13-15, 1924
Herbert Martinette, 31, night watchman at Domestic No. 1 steam shovel, several miles east of …
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7/13/24
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Police officer arrested for murder; county jail scandal featured in Playboy
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100 Years Ago
July 11, 1924
Patrolman Mark Norwood was arrested last night on a complaint charging first degree murder signed by …
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7/11/24
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Lakeside, 1901
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This week’s picture from “Images of America - Pittsburg” by Randy Roberts and Janette Mauk, has the following description: “When Pittsburg was 25 years old, in 1901, Lakeside …
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By J.T. Knoll
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7/11/24
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Kansas teddy bears bring smiles to Kosovo
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100 Years Ago
July 10, 1924
The gasoline war that has become almost epidemic throughout Kansas arrived in Topeka today. The …
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7/10/24
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Mercy opens new hospital in Ft. Scott
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100 Years Ago
July 9, 1924
The office of the Mine Workers today is sending a letter and advertisement to all miners of the …
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7/9/24
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They don’t make ‘em like they used to
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Four years ago, our old Kenmore washing machine died and was shuffled out of the basement to the recycling yard, so Linda and I bought a new Maytag with all the bells and whistles from Metro World in …
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By J.T. Knoll
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7/6/24
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Twelve Bathing Beauties
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This week’s picture from “Images of America - Pittsburg” by Randy Roberts and Janette Mauk, taken on the south side of the old Municipal Pool, is from the Pittsburg Department of …
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By J.T. Knoll
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7/6/24
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Owner of filling station arrested for selling more than gasoline
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100 Years Ago
July 6-8, 1924
Unanimous sanction was given the proposed united effort of the Lions, Rotary and Kiwanis clubs with …
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7/6/24
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Attempted car theft results in fatality; patrolman wounded
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100 Years Ago
July 5, 1924
An attempted motorcar theft early this morning resulted in the shooting and serious wounding of …
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7/5/24
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Independence Day wasn’t always a popular holiday
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Why is America’s birthday on the Fourth of July? Delegates to the Continental Congress voted to separate themselves from the British crown on July 2. And the official Declaration of …
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7/5/24
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Frontenac Marine presented a flag flown at historic monument
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100 Years Ago
July 3-4, 1924
Noon trains today carried a horde of Teachers College students, estimated to number more than …
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7/3/24
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The road to Independence
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This year is the 248th birthday of the United States. Next April marks the 250th anniversary of the start of the War of Independence at the Battles of Lexington and Concord in 1775. What followed was …
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By Dustin R. Strong / [email protected]
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7/3/24
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Inflation a driving issue of election
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100 Years Ago
June 29-July 1, 1924
Workmen are pouring concrete on the last section of the stadium, which probably will be …
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6/29/24
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Police say over 120 arrested in CR so far this year — most are alcohol -related
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1 00 Years Ago
June 28, 1924
M. M. Rose of Fort Scott was unanimously elected superintendent of Pittsburg schools at a special …
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6/28/24
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Man arrested for selling stolen Ford in Pittsburg
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100 Years Ago
June 27, 1924
Crawford County's total tax evaluation, including both rural and city property, personal and real, …
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6/27/24
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The Big Pool
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This photo taken from the west end of the old Municipal Pool (“The Big Pool”) in Pittsburg’s Lincoln Park shows plenty of action in the water as well as the old high diving board …
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By J.T. Knoll
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6/27/24
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Pitsco received People’s Choice Award
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100 Years Ago
June 26, 1924
The Teachers College picnic tonight at Lincoln Park will be the largest in school history, it is …
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Compiled by Phil Burgert
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6/26/24
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Cherokee man arrested with 35 gallons of chocolate liquor, some of it chilled
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100 Years Ago
June 25, 1924
Pittsburg today was thronged with a veritable "circus parade crowd,” as one merchant aptly …
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Compiled by Phil Burgert
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6/25/24
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